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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-04
NIRGlNIA:-At a Superior Court Of Chan

NlRGl\lA:-At a Superior Court OF Chan
Gerry Rehmoai Circuit hct he Capitol the city
of Richmond "Wednesday, Juy -, ls4i-
Deborah Roo IoaH Robinson Eiz'oe'h Robinson Jatk
Robinson Chsfe. Hams ard Margaret tI and william Young
and Ca'harne his VIE, F!us
against
Brs10u, the vii annexed Of
Php GuWes decd and hs rgh. and The aid Carer
BraIon and Mar Ls vie George W Bazet ann u0 vh tle
anreHdo OF John Baeu dec and in his night Herbert
Caibcrue saee Robert scott the sad Robert
Roae Robinson deed James Lyons nd va
lam Wren aId William Wnsdeh shcrd Of the County Of
Hanover aad such atIn H am EO5 Nesln Rot
and james Robinson d ca, nns
This day be heard ths papr
formsy read aId t amended bill taking for confessed al
the DEF, nln and argued by Counsel Ga consideration
whereof Court doth adj tge order aud decree that Of the
Comm u this Court alter eight weeks n'ee IN the
Rio hmOnd Wing published In the OF Richmond
requiring all who have claims The estates q
John Robinson ant Robert Robinson decd and posting coy
for The front door Of the CAPITOL the
Richmond produce their claims ali he evidence
port them before the Commissioner his tn said
city, day be specified said which jay shall De-
appearance Of VA slil
in the aIi he posting Il thereof az the
door Of the Capitol sta al such Gains sll be
presented before him and an the evidence
which shall produced sup, aad
such g. evIJeAcs shall BE- produced before The
received BY defendant Geogl - Blsseit
account OF TIE money due from Philip G, his feline,
Executor Of kOl'Un dec 70 L " Rote hob
deed AMI the when the received AM that The
sad defendant, George W IN
said Comm n required by
plaintiff. their Counsel touching the money ceeyed ty
aforesaid, and Wlen received Al which
Comm directed report the Couu any
specially stated d, med pertinent by himself which may
| be required by the ,aules " he 80 stated
A Co9y-Teste. row ROBERTS Clerk
81 Richmond ChaneeTy Court.
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promote physical ppps.s
ss asa :. 'ss .=s ,. 40 ..ss 70 ne ny..s. ..,,ss. q
good Of ~.aAina hsto y Aepsd Asrsss. TIA, hs- ~seS
observation u.-,sry uhs cur, Of a-s
meet with that sention which their value incsAbi
Po.tanss 10 the Assed demand
Their aRi fonow,s-
PULMONARY POWDER os sYRur-for Code Coughs.
ALTERNATIVE POWDER OF BA.sAM--1os an Impurities. Of
the sood-fot serooa. Sail Rheum sead Head RhsUm
ior hcrcuriaL syphe and d.essrs-whae
Fever sSrss f,.ialas and an eataneou' affections.
"enal Dyspepsia Weak Lungs all female complaints. Se
PILE sLkCrJARI-fot Hemouboids Pnes-an internal
NEtrRALIZING MIXTURE NURSERY MEDiCNE-tor
eera Moreu. pyscn'ey parrhGs summer Complaint and
FEWER AND AGuE rowDERs-fOt Intermittent OF Bliou,
DIArHoRETIc FEVER rowpERs-fOr all resriIe and In
DIURErC DRor-Gor Gravel and all affection. Of IN, KID
neys-ot Cysuus. Hcmsturia, ard Urinary diseases
AN11bilous FAMILY rnYsic-a complete Substitute foI
VEGETABLE EMErIc-or Colds, revrr,, Innamma,ory
plants &C
nErATIc, or LIVER PILI.s-fOt complaints, ke.
RHEUMATIC LIoUlD-for Ehcumsu,u. spran. spinal Irt
tAon White swelnEs Asuc Face Breasts. Paralysis
suDoRIrIC rINCrURE OF SWEATING pRors-for vocu,
Colts fs'ers inhamnauoRs. fSur'y Neuralgia Bou. Colo,
WORN powDER-for rin Tape. and common Worms. and
aiso iot all diseases arising nom worns
COUGH PiIIs-Gor Coda Coughs, bronchitis Pain and Tight
mes. in,he cac.t. &C.
VEGETABLE ANTI BILIOUS PiLIs-for all hillary d,sessc.
DYsPErTIC and TONIC pIrIs-eor Dyspepsia or Ipat
ecion Hahiusl Cosiiveness Aedy Heartburn
Pain IN the Breast and Side. DiEEiness
COUGH pRoPS-for Colds Coughs Structure the Lungs
hamnaton luon of the Bronchial Tubes Consumption
IRRITATING fLAsTER-fot all deep pains
of Internal Organs Spinal Diseases Deafness
FEMALE PllS-tor Choross, sndohcr complaints
CArARRH PowDERs-or Catarrh and all obstruction,
head
put up Dr Beaehs i--l.ats So
and have his and
every boz package vial BOTTLE &C the public being
imposed upon by limitations eountees
articles up Druggists by
encsand the public hereby CAUTIONED
ae1s "Bcaehs Medicines" such Likeness
and Ersa signature each OF the above named remedies
SOLD wholesale retail by ANDREWS co. Depol
ed pssfPsid.
For farther particulars respecting D Beach, Rock Mcd
enes Pamphlet which be obtained gat,
Dr BEACuS FAMILY PHYSICIAN and all the MEDICINES
TOT SAFE by the following Agents
Randolph Booksclcrs Binders.
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NIRGlNIA ~ Rules held IN the CIerk'

VIRGINIA AT Rules held IN the Clerk 5
Oaiec OF Count Of Chaneey for the Richmond
Pa,rleI Jordan Fuc
Charles COPELAND John Copeland right and
the Charles COPELAND Robert COPELAND John Park
HILL COPELAND Patkhu Robert Nicholson Pa'sh George
Washington PatkhH Virginia ratkhil Ellen pGrkht and :
Toc and RcbceeN his who before hes nierarase was
Rebccea FarkhI, and other
DNs
The defendants above named having entered hei apar
and security according thu Act OF Assembly and
Rules Court ana by satisctoy cVidcnee
they inhabitants OF this Commonwealth IL scrdered
defendants do appear the Rus to lie he'd the
Office o. Court the first Monday In May ueit
the bn the plaintiff and that Of tins or
der b, forthwith inserted published IN the
CITY Richmond months sueeeivey and posted al the
front door OF the Capital the said City.
A copy-Teste
NH q-wpw POW. ROBERTS Crs.
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ALEXANDER'S TRIC0BAPHE!
IInprOVe Of 1916.

yENHIS new and popular LIQUID III AK Dl r.
IL irtrniucon, has met with Iamqet but mont
"a -sees ard ths woah INFORM the Pgbhc that stu
rhef improvement htey bsn made that 10 stands no"
uufaraTied u Hair either Black Brown as-Ar
neousy washes ofcr ss the clothes aud instead OF
nurnr te h1if inpar beauty and elasticity OF youth
I apparent even uPoa single
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FRESH ARRIXALS.

Just opened by Express and other arrivals:
e. New syc Pans Bereses
S.ik Bsfrges Tissues
French Jaconets, entirely patterns
Paris Ogand.es OF beautiful styles
super Ofgandie Ginghams
French and Linen 90 a
superior Of Mourning dress goods sc, &c.
WARREN, FARlss 4 BROWN.
an ~ No qi Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-04

EXTRA TEA.
WE have just opened a chest Of Tea which
hasb very highly approved Cal for bargains upon
nh lC-W gRETTER a gRt.f-rpp
DAIENT GOLD PAINT. The Subscriber
bten arpotted hfsn Tor thc sats n Vngn ,f The
e"i me Patent God Paint which b. butsG meta M
fneh fa AND equal 70 rod leaf f1r kinds Of uonor os
mental "ois yry much cheaper. AMI quite ~ durable
nh lg-u IN ZACURtgaSy
chemtr and Druggist, No. IsS, Broad II. shoek e nn
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RICARDO.S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.


The Proprietor Of this NEW and beautiful pre-
ssuon eouf5enty recommends having nual he word
mpaing beautiful son and gl'y appearance to the Haif
promoting u grow L. ans preventing IL falling out
DR. JACKSON'S BALSAMlC ELlAlR,
For Preserving and Bcautifying the TEETH.
md PURIFYING THE BRE5TH
This article will be found invaluable, where
pe5-oa .abecito Swelling Bleeding GEHs-for~hn
Tai and preserving them from b.
deca-for rendering delicious freshness TO Tie
odour from bad Teeih-the bad breath OF
have disordered St'maehs This excel
Bal.lme watch implicit reliance may be
placed approval OF the most respectable Ply
r.etans Europe and the United States
Fot by Purcell, DuvAi r. Johnston p pu-
q H. Eusacs son, = NJ ZachrssoE, A. Leslie A Bo
Bro Spoisood Robertson, &. Corng &
CO. Psiersbzrg C. Breeder HiHeAr; J. Cooke Freae1ss
tg and by all the principal Druggists hroughoutthe L. - OF Of
q. A. Wright Sole Agents i9f the L. =, Philadelphia
(NAsH FOR RAGS-1hc Franklin Manufacturing Company
~ intending extend manufacture OF Paper, will
and linen Rage white eoOued
Country Merchants may forward parcels OF the Iubrs
her, who willTemtpsyment he may be directed.
JOHN RICHARDS,
superintendeniF rankin Maa Comply.
Richmond, Law 18th.
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IFANILY BOAPs0 of superior family soap 1s, TO
y hand mh ~ GREfTRR A GRETTER.
To the -BeRutifuI slippers nt
81 tIic pair.
HBNHE subscriber has Just received another sup.
ply ~ KID and Morocco slips and TIES Of NeIaosh ana
neCufdy skc, wheh be vii ~ n ~ per pair T1syae an e.
SIP price The ladies viii phase call and oafpine
them ap2 ALEX HGL-
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RENER HTS have ON hand n .ulcndid
~ oi Of 6ne Beaver sim a. winch "a, ts.u,v ana
sye be- flrpnisfd and ch win he 80 s Tor esb M
ap30 OSCAR COUNT, EIe. Hotel.
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IN hanoyer Circut superIor Courl, AprII 7lh.

IN Hanover Circuit Superior Court, April 7th,
Is4-.
James H. Cofbn, Pin
William Am.-sal Admir- with the viii ANNEXED Of William
Boyd deed WIN with u Richard
bin, dec and E1acof Rebecca Clftiu
ETecutrI Of Richard C0rnn, deed aud other, Dfs
IN CHANCEgY
arrsrTr 10 e Court ty sl'aclr evidence that TiFa'd
e. Mosby Etecf of William thlmbcisy deed nH4t
ian' n tho Commonwealth On thu plaintiff
ordered that ihe sld H. hOsly EGecra orad do appear
here on TIE ur day Of October and tho bill
ihr ptn aud that copy ori.f ifnwl .n,toi
The Richmond Enquirer Richmond Nh newspapers published
DO the city ~ RcurId Ir months cc-ssyey and that
another copy be posted front this
county. = copy.--Ie-f
or 27-wgw PHILIP a. WfNgTON. g. e..
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Appearing 10 the Court BY satisfactory evidence Edward
Mostly Efeefof Wnlm Chnmbe ayne dsrd iuhlhr
inu ni his Commonwealth 90 te u tr Plaintiff. tt
ordered that The sad Eiwafi Mosby Ef,cas a,rssa DO o.
renrloc on the fret day Of oc0bsr and
q" Tie Panh and That cop thus urief forthwith
% 90 The Richmond Enqu Richmond Wing, newspapers
Published n u, city of Trhm1nd for cce.s.yey
mi That another copy Do posted hr front q Court
House NJ ttu cluuty a Cop.-T,ffr
L LlIa.-r.. I.
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NEW GOODS FOR THE IADlEs.

NEW GOODS FOR TIE LADIES.
WE have received by Express direct, some
w beautiful sk Isue both plain AMI Plaid a.1ug them afs
Hast and sscOrd NOutunr
Hucs. tm's, p'uu aud rItpl.s
hso Rich fouilri rks Lawn Earfges French Caules
We hvs now on hani Bcunc,s, Flowers sud Rbbon The
attest Hye 60 whirh fo anrt 1n OF our cuttmrrs
Rich Lace tlp's. Collar. and Chsm..fis
rhaNs of every description corprHra whit Cfag,s from
~ 90 80 tagnl sit. Baffsrr. Muslin and TbbeI
2 LfIHBpP e. VAN ufrHsEN.
aptU Ns 1t Mo.
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CoNNss MRS Oruos, ,
Reluand 23d March la.
The parties hereby
ed that have appointed TIT RSDAN "a OF JUns
sung, 10 O'Clock 81 i1T hand when
ald ihs Office they desired attend documents
and voucher report oder
have claims the John Robinson
and Robert Robinson deed, please
the decree. ". g. POrTfAUN.
mi 2g-wgw Nr CoU'r
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GENEEEWEN'> GOODS.
" f. invite the attention of dealers 10 our su.
w psuoT stock Of
Bk aud coid French Cloths
Bk aud Fancy Cas,imeres
New syle Plaid and Fancy Summer do
BIZ and Fancy SIX Nestines
best white and Fancy Marseies do.
large assortment white and Fancy Linen Drllngs
Bet styles Fancy Silk Cravats
Summer Cfavats of every grade
Gent Gloves ami HAAS
Umbrellas Suspcnder, &C
WARREN, FAIRIES 4 BROWN
~ No g5, Main Street.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules hold in the Clerks Oi.
fee of the Superior Court OF Chane'y ft The Richmond
Circuit the lat day OF March lSt7;
Juia Ann Neon Cathane shaw, Nathan and Margaret
hi. wife. phfis,
against
y,.ni,,r Tnoma. natop Ir and another def'ts
defendant ramed having catered his appearance
security according the Act Of Assembly and he Rules
and appearing BY saeoy evidence that he
of Common wealth II ot' rcd, that It
spprar ihc Rulss be hpen m the Ceiks
the hrst Mondiy May next ami an
amended and Ippu al bi tee panhs and that
copy forthwith inherited newspaper Pubhsh
Richmoni for months succs'Vcy and io
ed nj r. door Ol the Capitol IN the sad eiIy
copy Tcste,
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IN Hanover Circuit Superior Court, April 9TH,

William wefori and Rcbes,aP = ht.w wife, Ptr
against,
william Armistead adui with wlanuorei ofwnsm Boyd
deed, aud Dthsf. Dts
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Beach's Medicines.

Accompanying above Work the Raia-dos
ss described therein and prescribed
Inc. re Known Iv the mai uf
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DAPER-IANGINGS .-The subscriber has
ius' r,c'iysi ase ani sfsrdd assortment OF Tunch and
nuean Paper HangnEs % patterns Consisting Of GIN
rI teoe and common Paper Of evty dsscup Ion and price
40 handsome sssonmento Pie Screens and sordedns
VIM. BOOTH.
Pun sing Ware ROOM No. 100 Main Street
ho7"F aii fn'rr papercd in The neates, manner In
town ans oouttr on o. ue f-isonabs terms ap 10 dgn
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defendant having cncTe his appearance and gwen
the Ae of ASS mby and the rules Of this Court
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he no, an inhah
OF this Commonwealth ordered that the said defendant 10
of and the bill
plaintiff atd that Of tins oTi,T BE- forthwith itseed IN
published r city of Rthmond and continued
ard another posted at the front
door of he Count house o county Copy-Tcsir.
I---evgN J.. u. POLLARD n. e
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10 HHDS. St. Croix and Porto Rico Sugar.
- part strcily prime quality
30 hhds MildIiag Bacon, prime quality
50 bags prime green Laguayra Coffee
50 do Rio do
20 barrels Tar
90 do pure Cider Vinegar
New Bedford Epom Candies
~ Terces Coal PIT oil
200 Bags Shot
Teress Rco-Recciyinr and FOR sale by
ap2l WORKMAN, MGRrDER q CO.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-15
Truth aud Poetry combined.

We are proud Of the honor OF laying the following
beautiful from the pen OF lady before the readers
OF the Union" They the nobes specimen OF poetry
which we have read for many year. and worthy OF being
placed upon the towering column on which are
inscribed the admirable and popular verses of the late
high minded Francis ). Key esq, of this city:
The star,spangled banner long may i
oer inc lana oil the Tree and the home Of the brave
They breathe the patriotic spirit and are express
ed In the same glowing eloquence of the muse The
highly respected and distinguished friend in Pennsylvania
who encoses them to u.s. says that they were written
for the Union at my request for the purpose of bringing
home the hearts OF our countymen the principal points
dispute between our government and the Mexcans and
with the hope that the simple truth when told in sonq.
will aid in promoting proper state of public sentiment
in regard TO vigorous prosecution of the war The
song was written by lady who is much distinguish
for her Christian piey she is for her talents wri-
ter In days of old, the heart of Pharaoh hardened
and he would not let the children of Israel 60 In mod
ern times we have the same madness and hardness OF
heart The Mexicans will not let the gallant sons OF
Texas enjoy that freedom and independence to which
they entitled The destiny of tyranny will be the
same that it was. in the olden time There is an
overriding Providence in these matters. Those who do
not it now, will see it after little space of time"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-15

The Picayune of last Thursday gives several papers
emanating from the Mexican government and published
in its official organ, intended to encourage deserton
from ranks One of these issued by Santa An
ma far back as April, which offers $40 and land
bounty to every soldier, and large compensation to eve
ry American officer who deserts his colors The Dario
also contains special address to Catholic Irishmen,
urging them to beay the flag of the United States The
last proclamation is from Santa Anna, of the 18th
August which offers to reward every soldier who deserts
the American standard with 'rich fields and large tracts
of land"
No wonder the Mexicans attempting to lessen the
moral effect of the punishment with which Rely has
been justly visited. But his fate will intmidate others
from initiating his foul example.
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DAsos, music, AND FANCY aooDs.-The subscri.

II L
Der is receiving his fall supply of Pianos &c, per
ship Marianne, from Bremen barque Maryland, from
Boston; and schooner Seguin, from New York His
sorment comprises the largest and elegant stock of
Pianos ever offered in this District
One superb Grand Piano. from the celebrated factory of
Irmler, formerly Schamback Merchant, Lepsc, Ger
many. This instrument has been made to order, and
brings with the highest testimonials OF superiority of tone
and elegance of finish.
Square Pianos OF and 81 octaves, of the same manu-
facture.
Pianos by Chickering, Boston, of and ocaves of va
rious styles also, by Bacon Raven Nunns 81 Clark and
NUNS Fischer, of New York, of and 81 octaves of
square and round tablet and other patterns and
other Pianos Of neat and plain finish.
American Pianos nj factory prices German Pianos
low they can be bought in the United States.
Secondhand Pianos taken in part pay.
An extensive stock of guitars. volins flutes accoreons
nc. from the plainest to the highest finish III -
In addition to his former stock, he is now opening seve
raj thousand pieces of music for piano. guitar BE- en-
bracng the newest and popular well as standa
publications superior guitar strings, and all kinds of must
cal merchandise. =
An elegant assortment of fancy goods
Rosewood and mahogany writing desks
ROSEWOOD and other work and dnessing-boxes.
Papier-mache portfolios, of varous styles and sizes.
Gard cases. perfume sachets, extracts, &c.
Elegant French vases, solar lamps, silvcrpated cake
baskets, candlesticks, &c.
Britannia ware, Rodgerss table and pocket cutlery,
combs, brushes, &c
RICHARD DAVIS,
Oct S.-eod3t Pennsylvania avenue
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WELL DONE, ALLEeHENYWe present to readers this
morning the result of the election in this county yesterday
far asceained last night when paper put
press OF this result the democracy have every
be proud The poed considering the inclemency
the weather. toeraby large Our federal opponents used
than their usual vgilance-hey left un-
turned and labored with zeal worthy of better cause
defeat of the best governors Pennsylvania had
The result shows that the principles of the democratic party
gaining strength in this hot-bed of federali sm
In 1910, Allegheny county gave Gen. Harrison majority
OF 5000 Mr. Van Buren, In 1884, governor
Markets majority Skunk 222l votes. In 1916,
Powerss majority Foster, for canal commissioner
was l,744; and Hampton's majority MCandess was
l44 When take into consideration the fact that
federal opponents claimed before the election majority
5000 votes for Gen. Irvin can, with great reason
claim the result democratic triumph in Allegheny
county
Let our democratic friends keep up their organization
they have every thing cheer them for the future
In another year, two years at the arthes, Allegheny
county will enroll herself under the glorious flag of democ
racy! Truth and Principle must and will triumph in the
end.-Piftsburgh Morning Post.
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Signs Of the Times.

The recent popular demonstrations of the people in ia
yor OF the honor and integrity of the country are indeed
truly gratifying to every friend Of civil and religious lib
erty, and should cause every patriot heart to swell
with pride and admiration at their nhexble rmness
coming up boldly to the rescue of administration
which has nobly vndicated and sustained the princi-
pies which brought it into power. The history of the
last two years. when it shall have been faithfully
corded, will add new beauty and vgor to political
system, because i will prove fruitful lesson to those
who look upon the people being incapable of self
government, and at the time reflect the true, legit
mate, and moral sentiments of the nation in relation to
the present with Mexico which has been forced up
on us against the wishes OF our people.
The course pursued by the federal party IS in conso-
nance with their avowed principles. They have boldly
opposed the war; because they knew would rebound to
the honor OF arms the advancement of liberal prnci-
pies, and the triumph OF democratic administration
Just in the proportion the of freedom extended
and the genial influence of republican principles in their
moral beauty and grandeur is made manifest to the
world will the dogmas of federalism be exposed and the
dangerous tendencies of consolidation the bane of
glorious fedesative system, be averted.
The success OF democracy the triumph of the people
the Vaccinations of those who advocate sentiments
which, successful would make the rich richer and the
poor poorer The restrictive sysem-one of their hob
bieshas received its quetus the proud old common
wealth of Pennsylvania which is an ustrious example
OF the purity of her people This proud old citadel of
democracy has been sormed by thfedera party for the
last ten years but the people have rumphed and driven
the Cloths from her borders and she has assumed her
Wonted position IN the galaxy OF stars which ornament
The esculcheon OF democracy. No man has done more
to expose the iaaces Of that exploded policy than the
missioner of Patents-whose noble example is worthy
emulation, and whose will live long as democ-
racy has yotary His bold and vigorous mind has eu
cldated satisfactorily to his admiring countrymen the
true operations of trade, and convinced them that the
permanent prosperity of the country depends entirely
an unshackled What a beautiful spectacle
is to behold Truth crushed to EARTH all its moral
grandeur, and dsspang error Ii the patriotic
heart to swell with love and admiration for the genius OF
our institutions, which alone be maintained by the
OF the south, extend the right hand of fellowship to the
democracy of the NORTH for their devotion to the compro
mises OF the constitution the true monument of
lutonary fathers
The impetus which good old Pennsylvania God bless
her. has given to the good old will increase the
glad dngs will be conveyed TO her democratic sisters
OF the Union, and will cause them once more to wor-
ship at the same altar of liberty law, and religion
ALGERNON SYDNEY