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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21

D AN away from The subscriber living in The
IL lower part OF Henricu about The ST Scptem-
Der last, Negro Boy named Henry, between le
and 20 years of age, light black complexion,
about FIVE feet high Of good counlenance,
smiles when spoken TO. II is probable that he
may have gone TO Lynchburg or Petersburg. The
above reward of $40 will be given for his appre.
hension, or if he is lodged in any JAIL so that get
him again. ALBERT M. AIKEN.
Oct. l5-d2t&c2t
DYING AND SECURING ESTABLISH
MENT-REMOVAL.
TOHN w. HINES has removed his Dying and Scour-
y ing Establishment TO his new house. directly oppo-
site DR. PlumeTs Church, on Franklin street. All work
In his line usual will be executed in the best
ner and on the most reasonable terms. Thankful 10
generous pnbc for their past he would
renew hs pledge that all work entrusted to him will be
done in tho best manner and STYLE
Sept. 30-cifsts
ENOA CITRON AND CURRANTS.-
VI 10 boxes Genoa Citron
casks Curranls
Just received and for sale by
JOSEPH BONAVlTA,
No. IS, Main Street,
Mex, door TO Messrs. Van Lew, Smith & Co.
Oct. 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21

TRESH SUPPLY OF FALL AND WIN
L TER CLOTHING Just received, per
steamer Columbus and schr. Marietta Burr, four
cases Of Clolhing, which, for durability, style,
and moderation in price, cannot be surpassed by
any ONE together with few dozen Standing BY
ron Collars, and elegant Linen Bosoms, with col
lars. Also 50 Hickory Shirts. For sale by
SILAS MERCHANT,
ll2 Main Street, formerly occupied by !. u.
Stone & Co. Oct. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21

lust RECEIVED, another supply OF those
j handsome Beaver Hats, made BY Beebee &
Costar, Broadway, n. York. Call gentlemen,
and supply yourselves with something really
handsome in the way OF Hat, as they are going
of very fast. r. NJ. ALLEN & CO.,
No % Main Street, next door TO R. Fl. Jen-
kins & Co. Oct is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21
Raleigh n CASTOR Rail Road

Ct Dunlop & Moncure, Aucls.
Ocr lids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21

r ANDRETH'S PLANTS, SHRUBS AND
II ORNAM MENTAL TREES.-Orders for
The above from The celebrated nurseries OF D.
I.andrelh & Nuns, received and promptly at
tended 10, by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17
an,,.rc... ,Ieeting at Lowell.

An adjourned meeting of the opponents 10 Inc
Annexation of Texas came of al Lowell Mass on
Friday the It'll inst Hon ELISHA HUNTis@roS'
Nayor Of the CITY in the Chair Rev WM. III
CBASy1SG and Hon J. G. PALFREY, Secretary oil
State addressed the mcetns-ln the course oil WHICH
the following resolutions were introduced oy ine
latter gentleman, which were adopted ana "hich
we publish entire for the liberal and enlightened
sentiments therein expressed;
P,Soirsi That the question of the Annexation OF Tex
az slave state to these United States. Is still An o n
question dependant future action OF the Nationa L.
ssturc which yc; has only permitted Texas 10 o'ef
Constitution forts acceptance or rejection ana tnh'.
while that question remains among the Vi
the future we see no for renting the eScr'iohs
~ ,ich,eop.ness patriotism and humanity and We no
NOT pEsPAIR Or THEIR SUCCESS.
F>.oir,d Tha, as in the National House OF RepTesen'
tsves there can only be eichy-e votes Honi tne
-, s,a,s. n, determine this !ssue while there are one
hundred and thirty.fyc votes from the Tree Se'es SO
that there must BE tweny-iour Repteseh'alsts 'se "
their highest obligations. before he iioasu S" -
rcd and As we are ready 20 believe that twenty
such traitors 10 freedom and justice can 81 ouno uHe
fare We DO NOT pESrArR.
P,soirsd 'rhs, as !, IS cur frm conviction that the
mass OF the people ofthe free states however lofot
NJ ,hen may ;or a time be guided by false lenis anu
BIZ the arts of selfish dcuacocUes are moved o hohr
purposes and animated by an intense love OF iEeeao
and that as they able 10 reach their servants "
the public councils with voice OF command. before the
srocous ACT now In progress shall be forced through 10
its contamination. therefore WE DO NOT DESPAIR
Resoirei That we. confident believers IN supreme
Power which holds the hearts OF rulers in us hand we
descendants Of the brave and Godcarnc Puriians TO
whom the Englsh historians owned that the people oil
Engsud owed their liberties. not prepared to cas'
foul shame on our lineage we, men OF Massachusetts
which never yet reared 10 alter or despond IN inc
darkest hour We men OF MddleseN breathing here an
air fresh from the first fields of American liberty declare
10 each other 10 the nation and the world that how
ever may be With others. we ought not we 40 no we
viii NOT DESPAIR. And may God ADJUST and almighty,
no irhf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17
The Convention. pemocrncy.'

The Glo6c. Slamm : new paper. on behalf OF the
Young Democracy OF our City propounds the fol
lowing Amendments TO be made TO the Constitution
OF our State by the Convention next Summer;
l. Prohibit the State from engaging in construct
ing. or loannC its credit TO construct any hoaa'
R9ilroad or Canal, whether with or without me
ex press assent OF the People
.. Employ the Canal Tolls TO pay oil the state
Debt. then Twenty years hence 10 complete III
twenty wears more the Erie Enlargement and
other unfinished Canals then reduce the Tolls 50
,ha, they shall barely suffice 10 keep the Canals IN
order and defray the expenses of the State;
2. Repeal tina, clause of the Constitution which
allows Negroes, under certain circumstances, to
vote.
As this las, proposition is utterly at war with
all essential Democracy, and paIPaby coniradcis all
the doctrines and teachings of the party with re
ference 10 the Dorr business we give the Globe
reasons.
.Th;s amendment is in airmancc OF the principle that
the question who shall exercise the civil power In a
STAT nv voting is not question OF right BIT OF -ped
,pry and policy The existing Constitution, in effect
declares that II is impcltc and inexpedent TO a!o"
females minors, aliens persons convicted OF infamous
crimes and negroes without property 10 vote Negroes
ou CHI not to be permitted TO participate in the govern
mnt Of This country because their physical habits and
mental debasement have marked them unfit associates
of the race of men 10 whom Providence has committed
the government Of this country This is exclusively as
we have already SEEN question Of policy and cpedscHcg
and not Of right.
Here is some very sound but garingly un.Demo-
cratic doctrine with regard TO the Right of Suffrage
which the Globe man was vociicrously prominent IN
infringing in regard to the Rhode-lsland eontro
yersv. But then the doctrine that some men ought
no, 10 vote because they are not fit associates Tor
other men we can never agree to- If nine-tenihs OF
our citizens were 10 decide that Mr. Slamm. for in
stance, was man they could not associate with, we
should still consider his right to vote unimpaired
The Right of Suffrage depends, or should depend
on the fitness OF the person 10 exercise 1t but so
cal intercourse is matter of taste altogether.
The Globe speaking Of Internal Improvement
under Gov Seward, says:
"If it we're not for the Democratic Senator'S whom n
four wears tenure Office had retained we do not know
how far these impulses and that speed would have
carried US.
Perhaps the Globe knows of come vast works OF
Internal Improvement so defeated, but VIC only re-
member an appropriation OF some s50,0oO to begin
the Oydcnsburgh and Lake Champlain Railroad -
The Catskill and Coma jaharie Railroad and two or
three other mistaken enterprises were passed by a
Loco. Foco Senate.
What does the Erening Post say TO the pro-
ice, of deprivng all persons of African blood of the
Right OF Suffrage? What say the Albany argus
and litIas Is il not time to speak out !!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

~ TIE Manchester american n. H. asks why
we do not publish in the Wing Almanac the returns
of this years Elections in New Hampshire by Counties
We answer simply because can't 4se them. In New.
Hampshire in several other States the journalists
apt consider all interest Election when the
resu, lie known, and to publish in detail the
returns II any friend will De so good to fur
nish US New Hampshire i, will appear in future editions
of the Almanac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

" The Architect and Builder Of the present 5owsry
Theatre Mr. J. NJ. TaIMBLE. understand lost a con.
siderable OF money by ha contract for rebuilding
and the propre,ors have agreed give him Benefit,
this evening. which We hope may him in
part least for his heavy losses Mr. Trimbe is not
only most ingenious mechanic but is also a very de-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

~ Among The scientific discoveries there none that
has proved 10 be beneficial Than Phalons Cheolcd
Idr InvlgoraoT. Hundreds of persons who have been
troubled for with dandruf aud testify this
truth. The inventor at first feared could be broughn
general consequence Of the articles brought
before the public for tie purpose which totally
worthless. He feared that the people had been imposed
upon often that they would not try new article
but experience has learned him better, for there
was article which HIS with greater SUCCESS than
the Chemical Hair nvigoralor Buy il only of E. Phaor,
2li Broadway, Artist in Hair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

!-y Hon. john C. CALHOUN arrived in New.
Orleans the 7,h inst and received his friends the
ST. Louis Hotel the 3,h He left the evening of
thai day for Memphis 20 attend the great Southwest
crn Convention. The New Orleans delegation accom-
panied him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

Il Prof GouRAuD has been, for the last week
or two, suffering under severe illness, which has
confined him 10 his bed. He is now however, re-
covering, and he has requested TO say that the
various letters which he has received during his i'll
ness will have attention as soon as he is able 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17
500 GIG 1888

HaImanson's majority, SO far, lie; Polk majority l07.
There is a report tina, ST Tammany, Washington
and ST. Helena Parishes have given about 800 ma
iorily for Harmanson, which will secure his cleo
ton by considerable majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

RHODE ISLAND STATE ABOLITION CoNvESTIoN.
"A meeting OF the opponents of Slavery was held at
Providence, R. l. Friday, Nov. l4th which various
resolutions passed in with their princ!
pies. The attendance numerous, and Mr. Walker,
renowned for his exertions in behalf OF The cause
gave history OF his adventures while engaged in the
prosecution OF his duties advocate of AndSlavery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

E Special Auction Notice of Magnificent
paintnys.-A large and splendid collection Foreign
sold IN tue Chaberss. Gallery Granite Building Broad
way. GU Tuesday Nov 10, anu Friday Nov 2si, at w
O'CLOCK ny j. b. Glover In this collection embraced
and valuable picture by a g. Duruud Landscapes
2y i. Cole, large marine by Birch, pictures by Gro L
brown-bcsdes originals by Both Hacsae:, Copley, T.
Do!c DetfeiHl Lebfun aaspaendonck Also oraalul
hnshed copies from Claude verne Drolhng, &c beias
considered together The ost valuabls desirable coee
Freddy and evening f9i Ills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

u ScHEScX's PuLMoNIc SYRUP Is certain remedy for
Tie cure OF Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Colds, Coughs,
a:d Diseases OF the Lungs. Any calling The once,
NO Cortland ST can obtain gralis 4 pamphlet giving
Gl description Of the above Diseases also reference
number OF persons OF high standing cured by
the OF liis medicine.
Beware ofspurous limitations. To Obtain the pure senu
Inc unaduiera-d Pumonic Syrup 20 directly 10 The pro-
pretors oihCe, No Cortand-s- ~ T.
fIe4sc remember that r. Beekman longer agent
OF nine and the proprietor viii not b. responsbe for any
medicine purchased OF him, he longer sells tie Cend-
Inc SchencA's Pulnonc Syrup.
ol0tf ~ n scfENCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17
The subscriber offer. for sale At
- nTT6pn

q Girandoles Solar Lamp. Tea Trays ard Table Cus'
!ery Plated CAKE Baskets Casters Cspdle sucks, &c
Britannia Ware; Silver Table ar Tea Spoons, &c ,,,
buyers VIZ hnd II 10 their advantage to cali The I'M
are eEered al great ron ,orner Oh es and WI"
be found cheaper than any other store
oS lmis W ALBERT BEACH, Ia Ehsihan-th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

II The great American remedies for consumption and
liver ccnplaint-Southen Balm and Alternative Pills We
ake great pleasure IN recommending these truly scientific
ana msmy popular medicines to the afflicted To be had 1t
and retail al the Depot 63s Broadway and Wyatt Kecau,
III FulLOn-sL III MIN 8l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

z An unusually rich and novel entertainment, will be
presented this evening al the Ahamra"Miss ST Clair
and Mona. Philippe have been engaged TO give series OF
recroanc performances which 10 have excited the
admiration and as,onshment OF thousands who have wit
messed their wonderful seats Of Legedcan and Magic In
houaca-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

B""A Yankee" NewYork Correspondent, OF
the Dublin Frecmans Journal. writing Sept 3o,h.
admits tina, the destruction Of Cassus NJ. Clay S
printing office was thoroughly dissraceful,' but
boasts that il done in most orderly, regular
and pcaceablc manner, there being no resistance)
and even vaunts that the burning out of the Nor
mons has been done after most merciful and con-
siderate fashion. Now a mean Yankee is about the
meanest of all created beings, yet we don't believe
any real, born Yankee ever wrote that letter We
don; think our Republican institutions are at all ex-
allied by such scenes those OF Lexington, KY. and
Hancock Co. Illinois, and when a Yankee writes
that
1t seems to something in favor OF republican IT,
situations that moelaw is administered discreey by
our republicans
We don't thank this fictitious Yankee for sa,ir
zinS our People in this way. Our National faults
are bad enough, without being tckled by SO poisoned
feather as this.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

u To the Public.-We attracted TO X. c
Jonesr scurrlous article In The Tribune of Saturday In
answer 10 the demand made for certain certificates.
aud referring TO the opening of his Lock the Phanix
Bank on Tuesduy last, In which he strives the
mpeeetions of his Lock by stating that it opened
consequence Of being that the Tunbers OF bis
Lock are numbered and states that any fool knaye
could open II With that knowledge. That any fool
knaye can readily open his Lock, shall not for
ent deny; but do deny that Lock in any
be secure against the maker II, by examining the 1t
can be opened 1t by the Phrnx Bank, twice in
less nan ten minues-as ali must readily at single
glance, that the maker al have the privilege Of
examining his Lock
After We had successfully opened Mr. Joness Lock tue
PhrniJ Bank, he ii home Newark and in his
municston in The Tribune OF Saturday that it
a. Mr. Lasrops store sead up ready open again
We would suggest the proprey OF his sealing up al his
LOCKS examination OF them by any mechanic of no
than ordinary genius death Lock as he can by
so doing, avail himself Of Of Tie advantages Of
the maker, and open il al any time. We would here
state that we can introduce secrets into OF
nary tendoar Locks, place the safe scaled up
and no one but the maker can succeed in opeang until
these discovered while the maker having full
knowledge tcha. and ere they Were might be enabled to
open ii any time. Thus Mr. Jones may have managed
with the Lock Mr.. Lathropi consequently we
shall decline any operations until hrst have the
privilege OF examining The and also all the privileges
that could be by the makers cannot conceive
how is possible TO test the security Lock- and not he
allowed the makers privileges These the privileges
we are disposed to grant M JOKES in any attempts he may
Make TO open our Lock now at the Phrnx Bank and they
are all we ask from him open his WIN ,b.v no
granted US The simple w thou COMMENT YEA or
nay. Is sufficient We would briefly state in conclusion
that Mr. Jones in his last communication to the public viz
tuay acknowledges that We in opening his Lock a. the
Phrni1 Bank, did no than any .foor or knaven
could do but forgets the TO say anything in relation
10 me pubic demand We recently for the spu
1ous certificate be obtained our Lock the Phrnix
Bank N. ALLEN, Agent
for Day & NEwEIL 59g Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

u The notice in yesterdays paper inserted by The
Agent Of Mr. Daley. appears, from information received by
US, TO have been incorrect-as have der Of
tho Court dissovns the Injunction and have no doubt,
nor can hear but what tho lnjuncuon so far us COM
stock Co. are concerned, u dissolved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

u V. B. PALMER, the Agent for of the best News
papers OF ell the cities and principal hroug The
country far and near receives Advertisements his CO.
Try Newspaper 4duertSing Agency, in this budiHgEn.
trance at the Coal OFFICE. l2l n31
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17
sub.criplions rccciycd 10 II


oAiINDA''
Jacksonville, ~ ........ 4 Bovina, Aliss............
DURHAM SrocK.There has Just arrived in this city some
the finest specimens Durham shorthorned cattle
think, that has under notice They from
the celebrated herd of Judge l.. Chandler Ball. of Kensae
lser County This State who has received repeated pre-
mums his stock Those now aude 10 may be seen
No Beaver.sL and consists of three cows and hefcrs
and bull, destined 10 Petersburg Virginia; also
cows exceeding nice and fat he largest of which weighs
foot 1900 pounds which the Judge proposes sell
In this market.
Butchers them any time during the week If
sold, at the above place. MI ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

LoNG-lsLANp RAILRoAD.--An inadvcr;cnt mis-
statement says the Boston Traveller has recently been
made in reference contemplated changes upon this
The change which is really be mtdc, ana which
understand will take place early IN the coming week.
is this The cars will leave New York at hafpast D.
A. NJ and arrive here early Is, F. NJ. and the hour
oil departure from Boston will be - A. NJ. instead oil D.
M "A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

BEEKMASs ORIGINAL GENUINE PULNoaic SYRuP.-Tni
Celebrated remedy for the cure of Consumption Cols.
Coughs Diseases Of the Lungs, Liver Complain, Dys
pepss can be nad the old established Office o.
tue proprietor, No. 43i Corand-sL door below Lie
corner of Greerwich.t (9 Off
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

y The brig Algomah, which we recently re-
ported list of disasters the Lakes will probably
be rescued from destruction with the loss OF great part
OF nor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

r. The Legislature OF Georgia, on the 10th inst
elected Hon. A r. Wright, Hon. VIM. B. Elem
ing, John ]. Floyd, Esq. Hon r. L. Gamble, Hon.
James A Meri~ether. n. c. Sayrc, Esq Hon. J. j.
Scarborough, Hon. Charles Dougherty and Robert
B. Alexander, Esq. Circuit, Judges for the different
Districts OF Georgia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

To'pAY's orrsIpx.-Fua pase.-Leopold 4, M.v-,
Poetry-winter and Age by Mrs Sgourn.y Let,., from
New-or!eans; Country City Life; Hebrew Common
wealth. concluded, etc etc. Fourth pace-From N.uvoo
unweicorne Visitor; Stock Exchange; Marine Journal
Lis, Of Letters al tho Pos,-ofsee etc. etc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

e The Patriot misrepresents our Correspond
ent- He said nothing about the Native Declaration
OF Principles He is contented with the old Decla-
ration adopted at Philadelphia, which was signed
by three natives OF Ireland by Catholic and Protest
ant By Foreigner and Native in the good faith and
enthusiasm. What our Correspondent did say that
DANIEL WEBSTER has ya advocated the Native prin
cipc oftwcny-one years probation, the exclusion
Of every person except natvcborn ci,zels office
These understand TO be the oy tangible principles
of the Native party barring their of Re-
Igious faith Reform in our iAws 10 prevent illegal
votes whether cast by Foreigner Native, Is old
Wing principle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

JkssEss, OF Stafford has been appointed Senator in
Congress until the meeting OF the Legislature by
Gov Steele, 10 fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation OF Mr. Woodbury..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17
Bank Locksmiths, $50 Broadway

ly- To the PubIic.-DAy X NEWELL, in an article III
The Tribune Of yesterday headed "CAuToS-imfOrtmtto
BapkerJ that they recently opened with duplicate
KEY at Phenx Bank my Locks twice in ten min
ules. How wondrous Who tina, has could
not have done likewise! Now for the facts
sold Mr.. Ogden the Cashier, Lock for their new bank
ing.house and left the his Office for his Inspection
and examination preparatory TO putting on the new door,
which yet ready; and Day Newell took he liberty
while there, and yet placed any door, TO take
the Lock apart and after examining the interior and seeing
tha, the tumblers a placed in regularly and had rot
yet been changed-a ought always be done before put
ting together for lfalook advantage of the information
thus obtained and did only what any fool kve could
do easily they viz with the duplicate key in hand
could take the bits and make up regularly correspond
with the lumbers all OF which numbered.
Such the means resored TO by persons claiming re-
speciability. What field for comment!
The same Lock is Messrs LaLhrops, corner of
William and Cedar made up on different combination
AID under SEAL prevent cery and djeGLy being again
practced upon it, and ready for the operations of Day
Newell any other person, 10 open fthey with
duplicate key VIII they avail themselves the opportu
nifty offered, or will they Ike knayes attempt 10
themselves from public censure by falsely asserting that
they have airly opened my Locka thing they will
livelong enough do either with without duplicate
key. [ni5 3l2 II. C. JONES' Newark ~ J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

~ Catalogues ofimpor,ant sales OF choice Ensl.n
amt American Books 10 be sold by the undersigned on
Wednesday, Thursday sad Friday evenings of this week,
are now ready and the books arranged examination
MI ~ BANGS, RICHARDS 4 PLATT 2Ot Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

II Hon ELISHA WHIrTLEsKr is proposed for
next Governor OF Ohio. There is hardly better
man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17

n Hon. WIN. B. MAcLAY Of this city is warmly
commended for Speaker of the new House by
Slamm's Globe. William is nice young man.
but he can't come in Democracy never allows any
but Slave-h holder 10 be Speaker.