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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-03
Common Pleas.


De. aIDncIsIoss- Samuel r Speinsn vs. Moses Y
Beech and John IT, ey-1his came up on q motion
for a new trial The plaintiff sued the defendants on
writ Of repass TO test his right to several stoves which
had been seized under process issued by Beach, the
plaintiff claiming said stoves under mortgage made by
him to Martin On the trial. the Judge charged the
jury that they had nothing TO do with the question whether
'oran owed Beach any money or not, as the judgment
in proof I he jury retired and found verdict for
the defendants, which decision the Court now says is
wrong and that the Judge who tried the erred in his
charge to the jury and thst trial must be granted
the costs TO abide the event damnfrf 30 taanr0r ~
Hamilton White rs .9'ien W Sherman In this case the
defendant sued promissory for Sl76 which
alleged he had given to the plaintiff settle judy
ment held against his brother On the trial. i was alleged
that the plaintiff could not and be
nasmuch he had the the certRc ate
of the shero prove that the plaintiff had sold the judR
ment to the defendant. The jury found verdict for
plaintiff subject 10 the opinion Of the Courts and the
Court order the verdict to be- set aside and nonsu
to be entered. $40
pierson US Snsdecor This was an action on a matter
Of account which had become mster of reference The
case now came up motion to set aside the report Of
referees, which motion the Court granted.
Before Judge ngraham
Moses Jdcoby rs The q s Fire Insurance Cempany-Tn
this tried Friday the jury found for the psintiG
Damages 1887 81. lr.r III Oh. af
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... Correspondence Of the Herald
.,I..t, NORTHAMPTON, Nov. %, 1913
Blue La,cs Of Old Massaehusetts-Wa agai~a
- Beisebub aud Bopling Alleys.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
We have been in the midst of very great local
exctement--one of those tempess in teapot, that
at times shake TO the centre the towns of New
England, Every one knows, and il is almost
proverb, that this old town, and this county, are
the head quarters of good order and good morals.
Drunkenness, profanity, and ireligion outcass,
while true religion, honesty, and sobriey, are sure
passports to the good opinion of the people. But
there is a class here, few (hank Cody in number,
whose bigotry and intolerance lead them into ma
ny errors, who are against everything that savors
OF life, of pleasure, of animation or of healthful
exercise. ..ts. e .
The old bachelors, young married men, and p.
perannuaed business men, &c, who live in THIS
beautiful town, and give, by their hospitality and
good breeding, such an air Of responsibility 10 the
society, Of the place, caused to be erected two
beautiful bowling alleys, for the exercise and plea
sure OF the ladies' and gentlemen soourning and re-
siding IN the village. Drinking, gambling, an Il
noting, were entirely excluded from the place. The
alleys were closed at ten O'Clock, and were
health OF the citizens. Not satisfied with this, /,
few OF the narrow-mnded bgots who would sc
poison in the free and healthy exercise Of the body
who act upon the principle that because old Johf
Rogers, Esq, was burnt at the stake, il was sik
forever after TO use fire for any purpose-these
small minded, snlall-potatoe loafers, took advan-
tage OF law of the commonwealth and caused the
keeper of the alley, very honorable, upright fel
low, by the way, to he arrested. The keeper, MIR.
Shaw, was fined one dollar and COSTS. He was de-
Tended by Mr.. Forbes one Of the greatest counsel
Tors in old Massachusetts. But hear how futile were
all these insane attempts deprive people of their
private rights. They found that bowling ALLEYS, like
truth, &c crushed to earth, will rise again. And
| Notwithstanding the warning of the Court, the
| alleys are again opened number of the gentlemen
of the place having come forward aud purchased
| the alleys and hired Mr. Shaw 10 superintend
them, thereby evading their blue-law entirely
...lE JosAs
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LEuo, HANDS, ARMS, NC
THE Loss # Eest snS Lsg, No h,pdInee TO ths act Of
especially informs the public that he has returned from Phi
adepa to 72 Water street. Of Pike, New forh City,
where he continues to manufacture
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS,
plan the most and least having, through
necessity, invented made and artificial leg Tor forty
years and been manufacturer for hirtyhye feels conf
dsnt Of giving satisfaction all who call him fo- Legs,
Hands, Arms or the Common Wooden Leg. nj lmsr
ID AGs --sPF Trieste and No. Lsshorp, E,r sale by
N nal stm N'tt PERsSE BROOKS, 81 Liberty ST.
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GOAL COAL!As cheap the cheapest, and g good ss
The best of Peach Orchard red ash at the Working
Coal Yard, corner Of Christopher AMI Greenwich streets
weighed by ~ wegher and delivered TO part OF the c
" r "a, ,% V, S'''se EDWARD LEwELYN.
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DIR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,

...l,e.f.t 1875 FULTON STREET.
Sssf :~S$S s
ss;isssy Ss:S aees Those Be good
Lei every Man, sqd Child read the following e
II hem GO a5 street and see with u
0h @s ,t;'%Sn.. s ds ~
e &c c'sd info yS 's, in JAN S
s ss'asssa .sd %
e sS ysS %
dca aid in village hut atv exssassng her skill 70 no
sa hs se sns dc
c 'n' vi ;s'' ri %
! &: an 4 s: e d WE ey
and le this method Of giving you the inf e partly TO
H as sfSs a1 1's
Mr. Palmer D Dry .Sy d yUS date of wassfre Sept a.
to be b. hi. whole ecmqaoi .sii.inly mos,
able eu sa.s truly s s tue
Let the afflicted call and ess,es E. They prove
9S% s .ssy ST pr wsf Cherry
s.s affection; Of .as lung, such
andins. Group ob.iinsie paa IL he ensst, SIDE &c
'ss i albany Coz ss s
% " to b. As .s .' ss:
lev ETT's CON ltNTitATED MEDICAL rkt, A.
kAToNs cOq..,ag q sm%ot,ns Eminent L1
al GS'sa:
and Sic Headache Cholera Nor Cholera
ape Ceratr Teer and Pile Sase uaphorec Drops Pectoa
Drops Female Drops, Alternative Drops, Vegetable Symps
Drsps Arthrrc Pills. &c Sc with directions accompanying
each. r fl :. rr.
Bhee medicines particularly adapted to the vari
ou diseases for which thew saa and
various etons the Uated States; gratefully eds
os nrir efficacy when all other incidents had faed some
If the,e testim,n psblishd IN the pamphlets, which
NAV ne had gratuouye all places where the rsdcines
, .,syyhrry also IA be had Jewetts Family Phi
bs fcI br thee medicines ways rl,eve il not rely
core when properly applied renders their nenet essential
the afflicted Try them and 1T them stand Sy their owI me
Er sajs nj various the city, and by Dr. j.
rof,t lao All, ney street New York; agent wnese
those who may his services aud from long sspe.
the practice o. medcne ne ,sss o. svg
p2e imsr
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Arn--"Bonnie Doom"
All mourn; our rowdy days are done
Those palmy days of pure delight,
When we in raPures used to run 81.
At sound Of bell for fire and fight.
NO more at Engine-house we III meet, .H
And pride our glowing bosoms SWELL
The JOY full cry Of fire" OF greet,
With wild huzzas and hideous yell
Nomore with spanner, pipe and horn,
We hail our weekly jubilee
The Independent Sabbath morn,
when prentice boys and all were free
To mingle in the bloody fray,
And deal with clubs the deadly blow,
And then in triumph bear away
The carriage of the conquered foe.
Returned twas ecstacy to hear .
How each had fought and cracked crown,
How "Balty Sewers" and "Cope Greer"
Had knocked the "Western" fellows down;
How well our men the heat endured |..
How far machless engine play ed
How many plugs we had secured
How beautiful the hose was laid.
Yeragged boys that manned the ropes
Or lit fire, raised the cry. lr. IA
Lament yoTr early budding hopes
Are doomed to wther droop and die:
We vainly hoped that manhoods prime
Would find you in the ranks of fame
To be the "Baltys" of your time,
And cope with Copies" glorious name rs.
Alas alas those happy hours, H-
We never more shall know again
The Sheriff soon will close DOORS
And well be poor art.broken men
Alas for " Nike that Prince of Rows ....
Who reigned above the laws control
laurel wreath shall bind his brows-
His name shall live on glorys scroll
Alas for all the foes Of peace
Alas for all the friends OF fire d. .s ....
y curse upon the new Police
A scaly tribe. who work for hire
Farewell to Spanner." /" horn" and " hose
The higher that the flames arose,
he. prapt u,p Tho thrillip cbnVpn
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GENTLEMEN's oUTFITTING GOODS.
IOlN M DAVIES ~ lONES

GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING GOODS.
JOHN NJ. DAVIES IL JONES,
l06 WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN,
svf E s and
their stock e9uasd in this c and hsr goods VII BE-
'e'Ws1'i Winter Gloves s'''
. Pocket handkerchief &C.
Under Garments of variety OF American
Merno Shirt. and Dra-en
s$:$:; f F Eli; !: 3 !:
LADIES [si% : M SsSHsa Sill DO Do
ss shifts @h Rsssd a1S f made to order
at the shortest NOTICE
ssSsissyS s slsSs:
and every ohsI sl; SSp e oa'ii''ias goods
Our s il gentle
--II ~ FRENCH CHINA n t.,.-
No. A SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs.
A. always for dinner and Tea
ssp ri
'iss ssr s s'1sf fSi "
o e; are "
n TSAs WN Is e wsss..
F ssS to se e. al .si ssa.
fs %q: and and tSs Brandy grades
and sa and
East and West India and American Preserves and Jeles
Gssy F T. ;.i y i9ss, snd G e Sh SS,..
gfd Seed Spies. Gocoss and Chocolate vsnt
sfatos al PAVILION Wss 4 Sa and pin, bottles. Good,
del verd Of The civ free Of ,en.s nil lm-m
NOS WALL 9 srR A sA ma g BROADWAY.
ysT E. t.sIs 5 51.aa d Gss % in
ssng Regaas and Medium and the Lord By ron paper
'esA'' @ IN STORE,
the various isss most
f Ford y syEs sSss Of d E,as : and medium size.
beguridad medium, size DID,. u. r.I.
snf s%as, Of ;if qualities,
Ss% o:,.,
"s = g. '':sf Sssa Lord syron.e
fsssi isS tdI with general a''ors
Ting seEss, and Tobacco in bales. which Of
fered at wholesale and retail m III. n'3 lmsr
sEGARS! SEGAKS! SEGARSi
ID
sale "h0'i King s and . Queen Ssill R.xalia.
Rienda, i...,
Esp ps"sas
H Nousgas, IS ln. ...5F
K FIorinda. IA new brandy
oa Do Pansieias, in 10 and lOth boxes. M .r
III Esper 4nsas
G tsis'ihisss: lr
and oe brands well worthy the attention Of the
en-. and Il sSt
strangers would do we'll to call previous to purchasing else
Borders from the country carefully and promptly at
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COFFEE
WEST INDIA COFFEE AID SPICE FACTORY,

y "------ DHfCEuy SLTFgI,
Ne-r Green wch New York
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, and for sale Green, Roasted
~ and Ground COTE Ground Pepper Cinnamon, Alspice
Ginger, Cloves. Mustard, Mace, Nutmsgs, &c.
Coffee Roasted and Ground for Groces shortest notice
= TO ~ J G. KINNER.
&C. Good. any part of the city free Of
NIL imSm .H+
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20 7THE PUpLIC.


q I M To ssooo Mr. Francis Crump, Watch Maker
@iOU street begs e INFORM his friends I. and IN
make adysnc IN cash ON gold and silver watches damonds
silver Yea SETS forks and every description Oh go'a Of
silver IA any shape intended FOR mmedete sale ssn 10 any
amount paid for old Eold aud Watches Of every de-
al emAr
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PRINCIPAL BRANDREETHlAN OFFICE,

rSub- Offices -l89 i.2 Hu street and s7i Bowery Mrs
Bo t uket st Broobyn Mrs Terrier. Will
hurg Boston Office. 9H mover sire Boscn Baltimore office
corner Of La,ght Mercev st-sets; Pnadepha
Worth Eighth street Richmond ocr, IS Main street Mr. Blu
sexton, No Old Levee Orleans; NJ p. Phillips, Wor
ceer Mas, NJ Robinson proyideace r. IL and by at least
mas Certificate Of Aseocy, upon which may be SEN erae
Boyes Get the genuine med cine, and will no il TO be-
than all could be said by written statement
nIg cod lmFr fHs..tr rr--It
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I. SCHMIDT.

CORNER Of Broadway aud Chambers street bees leave :.
cells The following Wines casks case aud bo VIZ go
md White ,rdeauS and ette Wines Rhenish W,nes Made'
ia, Sherry, Port, Burgundy. Muscat and Champagne
Aiso-Rum, Gin, Whiskey, Brandy, E1uact d'Absynthe
xc r nj m
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UNITED STATES
TEA POR u M,
l21 late I29 Chatham street, Neic YOrk

~ ,,AeEEsy sis gLksesEr sI.EEa',
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offer for
sale and fragrant Teas of every variety and style
Their specially includes the delicious and
powerful grade. Of Green and Black Every package bears the
thoroughly secured from light and air. that their quality and
power viii remain unmpared in climate Their system
founded the utmost regard 70 the rights o. the custom
vailed cheapness All called upon
tices which fail to give them the utmost which
merchants public establishments heads Of families and ship
win find decided advantage to supply themselves
rom this establishment
GENuINE JAVA CoFFEx roasted every day
Orders from all parts of the United States executed with
orvmpttude and despatch 800,
The only warehouse in Americs fo- the sale OF Hon
,,aJ, cejehrat ed Tea m ~
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PARIS BOCTs ANO LASTS MADE TO ORDER,
By i. SUSSEX, I75 BROADWAY, tBAsEmrrTo

, r. SJJSrR Bootmaker aud Maker Of Lasts, an
7 ~ yen Of Ciercx Of Paris begs leave TO INFORM his
friends aud all the Of gentiemany enaussne
~ p can now make ia New York. with the best French ma
tsr;as ri, that so peril city made ia Paris ny MS mase I'M
se,s,,sd HoomsLer Cerce whose numerous customers o.
IN Js Of he Atlantic are respectfully invited % try suser'
pno,a and Lasts before they despair OF being chausse
Now 70 h. afer the nicss latest Paris fashion,;
tiso The genuine Paris Jet Black Varnish sold
notln Yen
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HOD q IS LO n ID ON
. CORDIAL GIN M
THIS superior article always be obtained At The Wine
Vaults No ia Fulton street door from Dutch street.
HODGES L. .s-
CELEBRATED LONDON BlTTERS
These bttes highly ended by the Medical Facul
y Ea ope for tn Appetite nd be used in
xed with liquors and be
obtained all the principal hotels the United Stats Sold
wholesale only No ia Fulton door from Dutch ST
Milk and Federal streets For Providence, r. L., Mr. Thomas
spencer No. Is West Water street 30. =. .
S-Th= above ARTICLES be had in bottles for family
.-z,., 49,
PERMIT, PHILADELPHIA PORTER, ALE AND
CHAMPAGNE CIDER, of superior quelnies, at
No ia FULTON STREET,
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T|II W FRENCH OHTNA N - -----
No. A SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs.
DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers, has
IA. always hand large for dinner and
plain white and gilt French Porcelain as well as dinner and
dishes salad bowls fruit baskets custaIds and stands
Also, Tea and Chocolate Ware Greek French and Amsr
shape .'' .
All the articles warranted of the best quality and be
old liberal and lots purchasers vt smser
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THE SUBSCR Der removed fr the store No
6 Br adv to va canal for the If carving on
the CASH TAILORING Blu >iNESS in all its branches
style of eleg which sed BY
other 1t the Of he undersigned ask such
prices for his goods fail the appreciation of
the public and excellent will be kept hand
the taste Of all it. fn n . Id "a. H.. -.
Garments also be altered and repaired this establish
ment reduced prices
n - Il.l' y l'fh' H'l N l'i'fl3 1000 NJ. RICE.
N B. Gentlemen furnishing their cloth have them
aQoI .xkE
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Northamnton.
| Correspondence of the Herald

Correspondence Of the Herald
..,.I.s. NORTHAMPTON, Nov. %, 1913
Blue La,cs Of Old Massaehusetts-W War against
5 Belsebub and Bowling Alleys.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

SELECT FEMALE SCHOOL At I.Ns,spy Crow E.
= torNTY-Ibe subscriber takes this ntthcc Of Informing
patrons 0: nis Seminary and the public generally that
session VII commence on the first onday In January neat,
terminate on the 2h of DECEMBER fol lowing " b yaeao
sx weeks during The mouths Of August and Septen rr ~
.nceteied IN again engaging The services Mis- Aau,
t.oo'fich who has given, ne believes, the most entire san
ton 20 all who have heretofore encourage. her
For Board and Tuition in al airy II the English Bmra
FOR The scholastic ,en, including painting embroidery
French,
Music on Panu Forte, including Of the instrument,
On the Guitar,
The School u located In nerhhorhood agreeable and
hy near the road leading from Richmond 10
WITHIN i"y nse miles Of the former and eight Of The latter
A. the number Of scholars III be limited 4, would he vi,
application.
Address the subscriber Millers Tavern E,.er county 81
RICHARD ]. COytSGT0i
RsiHr to G. c. crswod, Esq Richmond; RenI1min ".
ger, Lancaster a..sss John D. Nci ard Waller Iraly
dlesex Eev. T. II. Mitchell, Washington ii. Perkins.
Young, and A. NJ Treble, Essex ard Mcs.r Richardson
and T. u. Pgsc.i. James City. &
Dec se..lix
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

ELMALE scBooL.-The School for young ladies, 4, a.
dence In the county Of Hanover, about II miles from
Richmond will be continued the ensuing year. underD
qualified TO give instruction In the various departments
usually taught In the best Female Schools. The snh.en
receive irw additional scholars hoarders In his family
attention will be paid &c their moral m well az their ny
improvements The health character, and state Of sce
nciEhborhcod render his situation an eligible enc tbs
rents or cIarcians who wish Educate their
ah."ai Tho scholastic term will embrace ten mor,a., GO
aI INC 10Th Of January and cnsing tie 18th cf Dreea
months vaesilon IN Inc Summer. 7srass-Boa! and
Including lights, washing, &C. SlOs for The fchosss
zen nonths There VIII he eatra charge e.. FL
Drawing S. Wors'ed and Wax Flower, $40 and Need
should DC The wish Of The patrons Of the School ~
should he Taught, conpetsn. Texe her viii be obtained
EDWIN suELs
Rural Pain, SoT. l.ss, is4s, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-04
Hedncsiny, Feb, ], 1913.
cl,A' nj,

The PRESIDENT yro tam. laid before Tie Senate
tie ennnaI report Of ;he Commissioner o! PATENTS.
MIR. BUCHANAN presented memorial ?Fom Phila
deehln, asking for Tie issue CT Government stock q
two millions Of dollars, 70. the Of The States
Mr. STC RECON presented nj mortal from Ale
chany county, asking Congress 10 adopt The EgcheGae
b,ii. Also, memorial from Wsstmoreand county
Penn, ashirg Congress to Nuke amendments to tbs
Bankrupt las" and praying that, If II be ret amended
ii hay be repealed.
INlsaCo!EsE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS
MIR. Mf.!;itlCk introduced joint resolution TO re
auiaie COMMERCIAL intercourse with foreign nations ~
treaties.
The resolution was read and e;d npon the tabe, tc
be referred hereafter pass without: reference, i
agreeable TO the Senate.
PRIVATE EXrRf.sTS
The morning hour was occupied with the coTsidera
ton of the bill 10 improve The mail service By prohibit
ing private expresses.
The bill was debated by alessrs HENDERSON
NERRiCK, PORTER, WOODBRIDGE, CuOhTE
HUNTINGTON, and WOODBURY..
without taking any question, the further consitera
lion d e bill postponed by the expiration Of The
moEn;ag ionr.
Mr RIVE addressed Tic Senate 4, length upon Tie
merits OF The bill
The first prov sons of 1t with his hearty apprn.
va! and eese, lie conceived, necessary. He sill
ing 10 afford, and il the duty Of Tic Government
t. a,rd, military protection 10 such ol citizens
- shou! 70 .e:e. without such protection, the ter
STORY never could be occupied The clause Of The bill
uhih made prospective g:a:ts OF iaad lie could net
support u1der any consideration did hc deem i;
necessary 10 lie grga! objects If The hl Tie grants
would not! and cnuli not strengthen the claim Of
settler 10 lie land. lie held that any American sci
llsr unon ii.e territory, between himself and other
Gn~cTnrlanls could mol base bctter tale than lie
had, for Great Britain had claim Of sovereignty.
rAa t. S had sGci. clain aud therein was the
se;io;ity Of t!c 20 American having possession
aat settlement III placed !ic highest value upon This
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who will pervcr. The purposes Of n.

quantance, who will pervcrt The purposes Of n.
raj Government, and throw the whole system ina
fusion, by usurpng power 10 create an eno,n 90
loan and raise heavy tax TO pay the local deb;s
several States Mark. II is The same thing, vba.i
you give to the States, the proceeds of the public
or impose taxes to supply The ratuum. 'N''
The ln.egenccr is also some what ont in IFS 60.
ton, when il prufesscs TO understand the Enon.
when it s pleased to say, that the Enquirer Ff,
being an old tac,ican, is raising his old cry Of .w.
Wolff to scare back into their fold his own aocs
have gone aslray after this captivating schem. -
There is certainly no one within our immediate E ;
that has gone os,ray-or that we expect it will h. -
cessary 10 "scare back" However, if "lhe NJ
Gratis of Virginia hare by this time become so u.s.
on this occasion, they viii! take it for repetition If
old trick, and go their own way notwithstanding.
would advise them 10 take the ~ lntelligencers,,'
for their Shepherd It's Editors so well acop,..
with the principles OF Virginia, and have guarded M
witt! such nfnieioigiiance, that they could nc, ID
more faithful guide. They would commence a.
guardianship by throwing Nladison's Report in,o a
flames, with all the Resolutions that ever were ma,
by the Republicans of the State They would ~
present US with Nessus shirt OF National Ban.
so mions-tax the South for the benefit of The H..
ern Manufacturers-and conclude with funded ~
of 200 millions
Henceforth them lei il be understood as the slLl.
of the great Wing organ at Washington, that Assp,.
ton is TO be the order Of the day-he great Wig a.
sure-and let the brokers and stockholders OF EHp,.
heed it, that they may contribute !, 9, 3, mlI
TO carry on the Wing campaign Of lS4l, and elsc, h
Clay their President The Bank Of the United Sta.
which furnished the sinews of war TO the Cocnsss,
1910, is now dry-and the English stockholders a i,
furnish the ways and means for carrying the ~,
and paying the pipe layers. Their virtue will h. !
own reward Elect the Wings, and they will ,s..-.
the 900 millions of the State stock. II will rise a, c.
from 20 or CD TO par, or ab5ve it. 1t nigh therefore M
good bargain TO the British captallsts--as tt.
dollar they pay they might receive ten or twenty; tn
the amount. We cry Woif Eo,f' One Wolf va, -.
the flock in lS4O--and unless we take care, we Il,
have another equally fierce wolf in lSli.
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RIcHmoND, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4.

M, At n meeting of the Democratic members oil the
LEGISLATURE, held at the Capitol the Both ultimo On
MOTION Resoired That they approve of The change Of
the meeting Of the Democratic Convention, to the SC
cond day Of March.
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ScsvEroR THIs PoRT.-The rumor is now yery
general in the streets, that Major Noah returned from
Washington on Saturday, bringing with him The ap
pontmenl Of Surveyor Of this PoFt-N Ere Pet
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O. We shall commence The D.Iafe on tie 90
Lsw, On rursdsy. Members, who spoke on !h'' :,
eason, wilt please assist our Reporter III the f'F"
t,.u VI u.ef Sketches
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-04

THE TERRITORIES
The House then resolved itself INTO Committee OF
the Whole tie stale OF the Union (Mr. j. Il. lnger-
soil in the Cha) ard proceeded to the consideration Of
snndry bills relating 10 the Territories. After some
time spent therein, the committee rose, and reported
progress.
cutve communications,
And the House djourncd