Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
REC1YFYCA1A, Eft RANDOLPHIANA,
BUT GREATER THAN HE, PERHAPS.
q THE TWO STARS. a
~ STAR OF THE SOUTH ~

~ STAR OF THE SOUTH ~
LlA mot Dir. CALHOUN, since he has-l4L
TREsrAssEp THE LIBERTY OF The PRKss-and never
will be)-and STAR OF TIE EAST.
These two Horses will stand both sides Of james
GEOGRAPHICALLY by the leap and insurance. A.
there are large number Of persons wishing calls from
them on both sides OF the river-from what can IN
d1rsiand, four five thousand mares in six coun-
each side Of lanes River-hey will stand at no
particular place long, but move in directions mort
wanted I promised them last year to the people Of
Albemarle, Fiuyanna, Louisa and Goochand, but was
unable to comply. This year am in hopes can.
They will be at Albemarlr April Court, as com
mencement of the (Thry can only serve IL
mted number.) In travelling they will he led all ex
cept to the riders. They will not be fatigued The
leap and insurance will be made low, TO give all
chance, and particularly 10 those who treat the Horses
we'll, and take some pains to dosso, in their travel
The course Mr.. Calhoun has taken in the Senate.
would destroy FORrY-rIvE STARS or THE SOUTH J
parted with Star Of the West Ill Cayl "long time ago.,
on account Of TRAMPLISc on rHE CONSTITUTIONS or
THE UsITrp srArEs | now part with Star of The
South, FOREVER yokRvER, OK ACCOUNT o. ms
rR.nrLtsG Of THE LIBERTY OF THE rREss wonld
like TO SELL Star Of The East, (Black Dan wish one
more Stallion, which shall name Star of the North
If he proves recreant Others shall certainly never
have another, and shall quit Presdent-maklng al!oge
ther except for myself and when get recIeant IKE
they shall sssa ask e pe'pFso
After his martyred ancestors of France-martyred by
the mnons of the Pope Of Rome; OF course he does
not like ,yrants and desPos and desroyers OF the Con-
P s. The Democratic press throughout the Union
THE UsIos at Washington paricuarly-and the Whis
press all who think proper are requested to copy But
shall not pay them.
Second p S-As regards Mr.. Benton, he is not worth
The powder and shot II would take to kill hm--and
wonder General Jackson had not have done II while he
was about IT, His vanity and lltleness Is beyond com
prehcnsion. feel some dread of Don Zae, but think
can put him aside by saying, that ever since General
Jackson agreed issue the Proclamation and FUrce
Bill / have done with military ehi.t,Gns" SO,
having got all these persons out Of the conict-and
think they ought stay hors du eomba-my chance in
creases for the Presidency.
Since writing the above, "Star Of the North, out Of
s'The Beauty OF the Morning." by Star of the south,
has come sure enough-and my little son, Abraham,
wrote me word he honored him with the name of ''star
of the North" (tar Of the Sont sire Of Star OF the
Morrill, must bind this Unon, In my absence al Buck
ingham Court house lie is decidedly the finest colt
eper sap and bids fair make another -7reher-coor
and ALL "Star OF the North ought 10 be- the great pa
ccator In another compromise on the slavery question
c. X. De Ia F.
sDAsiEL WEssTER-I am fearful he would not
mn NC MUCH, NORTH, SouTH, East on WIsr--of course
there is no danger Of his being elected President
nor Mr.. Clay, nor Mr. Calhoun. understand Mr.. Web
sier is coming Southwark. Does he wish another oe
tobers sun" burn his forehead where nothing can
be got and nothing made. G. K. ID. l.. F.
March 30-C2aW2wG lawtlstJuly