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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

TENTLENEN'~ FAIL AND WINTER WEAR
VI WIN T. JENNINGS & co. Draper. and lailor,. Inn
portcrs OF Cloths Cassueres Nestings Fancy Dress A
cle. &c PSI Broadway. American Hotel.-Ihrough for
e-n agencies shall be- kept constant receipt OF me
vanOus novelties 0f the London and Pans markets, with
the view of rendering assortment still more attractive
20 our patrons, continuance OF whose aNof
we shall endeav0r merit by adherence 10 moderate
charrs and rendering the style and character OF our gar
meufs second 10 no house IN the trade
The stock Of goods for Fall and Winter wear comprises
various new STYLES cloths for dress ock and coats
petos Sc Cassimeres for pantaoons, and vestngs IN
great variety.
In the way Of read ymade garments we shall ave an
uuurslig extensive supply consisting OF well known
STYLES of sacks peo dress aud iTocs coats pantaoons
vests, coaks. &C. with selection OF the richest fancy
dress articles including silk and satin scaris and
handkcrchie gloves suspenders half hose shirts under
drawers &c SO n
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GOLD AND SILVER

9O40 <AAhD
81 WArCHES.-fhe subscriber has Just received a
~ tine assortment OF fine gold and silver Watches,
lN which will be retailed at the following unpreee-
(o,SS, dented low prices
FIIl ieweled Gold Levers............... SO
Full eweled Silver Levers. ............,,....sl SIS
Gold Lepines ................+ .........,.......B
All watches sold at this establishment warranted 10 per
form we'll or the money refunded
Watches Clocks and Jewelry repaired and warranted
]. 4. WiLLISrON Dealer Ia Wstches
sl8 lmeOdf | Cortland-st. tnp stairs cor Broadway
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NJ y
Is The tuo-story and brick front house Or store,
No ies on the uortherly side of spnnzst between
NJ uouzal md Sullivan with tw0sfory frame build
ir, "a the r-arre lot p feet front ard BY 81 feet
len 9Th on the side and ~ feet inches on ..-
with ths privilege Of the alley Leading % McDo1-
zal-sr - 80 49, -, ....
Also the two-stnry and attic house No. 49, % the east
4riv ts Of auren.s and the lot distant ~ fe-t If'n
on.ton-.- For terms and farther particulars Apply Z"
Br0sd-st
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~Ts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EASTERN
st4izz.=iN LETTER ExPRESs-Esstern Mail via
New Haven, Hartford, Springfield and In
ternedae places Letters and newspapers carried the
above routes free BY steamboat TRAVELLER, and Hart
ford New Haven and Springfield Ralroad-lesvss New.
York daily, at O'Clock, A. NJ
r, Dag n..n T,,b1na F.o,a.. nd Ra,,es.
sriBgsrx 4 Co.'S, until O'Clock r NJ Letters and
papers received board the boat until the hour Of start
nt Special Agent IL through ~ Springfield daily
Editors requested 10 have their papers for
on the route board tho steamer Traveller BY
O'Clock A. NJ.
Letters and newspapers by this route will reach their
destination u hours In advance Of the " Mail
Et,.t.~ 4 w SULLIVAN
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y Ob.eauie- of O'ConnelI.-

Ship Rappahannock: Drummond, Liverpool
Also ship Howqua. Canton, reported by TELEGRAPH
sAILED-Ship Mississippi. for Baltimore.
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I'M PRE- IS.

. NEW AND REVISED EDITION or GUMS DO
n MYSTIC MFDICINE-Raymonc's eopT-Agenis and
,.rs .re informed that few days thef orders VIII Dc
answered Published By I. n -. ; ~
NIB No edition complete except u 3 Uttered On me
hsck Raymond's Copy" - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

DIBL1C SALE OF valuable real estate At PiermoEt,
] R0ckiand County, y. Y-The heirs Of the late PETEk
TAiLMAS deceased, will sell AZ public auction, on
"Wednesday the oth Of October next, at II O'clock n.
on the premises forty Of mountain and hst
land Ia lots from 10 fourteen a. described IN
late map drawn by Ellsworth. Said property 10 oonye
nently aud beautifully located within half mile u the
y YORK and Erie RAILROAD Pier, and 10 commonly Known
a. Taulrnans Point and Mountain.
AlsO the time and place two large lots Of salt
meadow, ad joining the above enfioned land
For viewing the property Map lie spply 10 the
subscribers. AZ P@m0nt.
PETER u TArLNAN, r....,o,.
CHAs. TfULMAN, I~S'''
pteooo., sent NJ l2t7 as tOct20r
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ENGLISH CARPETING.

THE UNDERSIGNED have received BY late arr Y as
and are daily receiving large and choice lots Of Kid
minister arp-uz. which viii BE- sold a. Wholesale or re-
PETERSON l. HUMPHREY,
- pearl-.f Madison
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: ..r- ,srEAMBoAr coMPANY q q Ger

terror Of the States Of
GEORGIA. SOUTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE, and ALABAMA,
sent via savannah will be forwarded by the Steamboat
Company OF Savannah In their steamboats, TO Augusta free
Of COMMUNION at the lowest current rate Of freight
In addition 20 the steam power this Company already
possess they have under construction new steam
boat OF unusually dra Of and high speed built
expressly with view TO insure prompt transportation OF
goods ina all stages OF the River Navigation.
Goods marked for the interior Of the country after reach
inz Augusta or Hamburg forwarded byShs Agents Of
the Company there to their final destination.
shipper, may rely upon having the order Of their goods
carefully looked 10 in Savannah.
Bills Of Ladng advising the shipment Of Goods and
letter advising whether insured and 10 what point should
always accompany the same or be sent by mail
Parties who have been In tho habit Of forwarding
chandse the interior OF Georgia by this line and direct
ing to the Of Mr. NJ Goodwin, will please take
that the connection OF that gentleman with this Com
pany having ceased all future communications should 6s
Addressed 70 W. y WILLIAMS, Agent, Savannah Ga
RFkgRISCes
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HARPER & BROTHERS
FIBLf.H o. THURSDAY.
TALES AND SKETCHES.
pvtha iafa " l. stone

By the late ". L. stone
volumes paper covers 50 cents each.
T'HE TALES AND SKETCHES Of the late Colonel
i stone are admirable Illustrations Of society IN town
and countr His humor snd narrative and descriptive
powers were al Of high order These volumes contain
his hsPpiest performances Of tins kind
SPARKs'S WRITINGS or WASHINGTON
Vol c. 3vo.; muslin. 81 n.
A. historical records W ahingons Writings inva-
liable Treating they do. rllnutelv and more
trufhfulv than any other sources the particulars Of the
Revolution they stand among the archives of history
impershabe. being from he hand Of one who knew the
things whereof Dr. wrote. bunaio Courier.
On Friday.
BLACKsTONF'S COMMENT ARIES OF THE LAWS
OF ENGLAND
Revised. with Notes ard Corrections hy John l. Wendell
F4r Vol . Law binding.
knowledge of Backsones Commentaries = an iniis-
peusahe part % every genfemaus educ aon. O the mn
rvsed character of this wok 10 = unnecessary % speak
The present edition ~ this immortal Work j. r0m the
treufvr.f edition printed England with copious note.
examining the changes the law effected by decision or
statute down % 1874 by Messr Harzrave SWEET. Couch
and Nesbv. barrsers ne whole adapted % the Amen
can student by John J. Wendell Esquire iae Reporter Of
substantial law sheep binding a. price ~ o - 20 make
r accessible 0nly every member Of the profession
but % every student aud man Of business.
~.
On Saturday.
THE THREE DIALOGUES or CICERO ON THE
ORATOR
Translated into English by W Guthrie
Revised and corrected. with notes. Nc sm0 muslin. ~ c.
This work. the masierpece OF the great classic suih9
still exists standard and model 1f excellence M this DE-
uarnenf Of letters The imperfect of tins i
iestic book former editions has been amended Do TINS
The notes derived from Bishop Pierce Prof kinrsey
and others. This improved version VIII be- esteemed
treasure hy all who feel he wifchus poerof eioquenee
Iii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

~ SHOP TO LET.-A small trick two stofy shop
~, - - ~ a. = raeth-sf 70 let Possession g4v-
III en- inmedia,eiy Apply Al RAfSORs Bookstore
- Rox4rv -. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

DIBLIC NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the follow.
ins Petitions have been presented Ma the Board OF Al
deuen VIZ 10 have Anthony st. extended nom ~ pres
er termination the intersection OF NOUS and Sbst
hsn square To have the sewer now einf Constructed
i N y.uty extended % the crown Of The street
between Sixth-syenue and Broadway. To have Eight.
eenfh-st between Fiith snd Sixth avenues paved To
49, nae. feet vide Of the sidewalks of the following
-treets fszged VIZ Of seventeenh oetween Fifth ard
sixth avenues Of Broadway between T~entythrd snd
TLir,y.fourh st. Of Firrayenus between Seventeenth
snd twenty fffh-st Of Twenty -hfst-st between Fra
ADD second u Twenty fourthst between Fret
and secnaf OF Twenty between Avenue
A and Second. syenos and 70 have bridge laid
across the ntsrsectBx streets Ct Ftrssvenus, between
Seventeenth and Twenty hiths, All persons intsrsstsd
Ia the above propositions having objections the same,
requested present them IN writing 70 the sndsrsgn
ed. his Office No Hall Of Records, before the
18th day Of september, inst
NARTIS T. THOMPSON. Street Commissiessr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18
CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD. Auet5aesr
DY JAMES ". MILLER-Stors No IS Maidsa-
L.. 49, a.. No 2 Il lherfY

CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD, Apeu5nssr
DY JAMES ". MILI.ER-Stors No IS Msdsa-
ID lane next door 10 No Iihertyst
WEDNESDAY, Sept -,
A. 10 o'cloek At the store Is Msicen-lsn
SO packages and lots Of Hardware and Cutlery eomprs
Ing general assortment Of fresh and desirable soods uss
sryis hoes log and halter chains
cast butts table butts plate hinges eurrycombs mill sav
cupboard and trunk ocss tea kettles ssacepsns Carolina
hoes eandestcs snnHes table knives and forks. pocket
cutlery butcher Knives shoe and bread do frsys and
waters. Britannia, German silver and and table
spoons round and square holts. sc
The above are tfesh soods and IN complete order.
DIR 4. KEMP, ACCrloNEER-store s9i Broad.
ID wsy. doors above Canals street r. {. X viii ave
hi personal attention the disposal Of furniture 81 pr.
vale dwellings and stocks Of goods auction. CAAh "a.
yarce< made and al sales promptly csshed.
SATURDAY, sept rs,
Al 10 o'clock. At the Auction Room
F,-E>trVse Books. Ac-Win be sold a large eolsctioa
Of new .nd second hand furniture and about no volumes
Of h,os viz sotss book cases. wsrtrobes mahogany and
black vsnut French hcds,esds black walnut gothic bed
teads mshogany French and spring seat psror chairs
black walnut and maple chairs mahogany and
black walnut rocking chas. dvsns and ottomans drees-
ING and PLAIN bureaus hat stands, marble top mshofany
wash stands marble top center and toilet stands fancy
and ,rork table. mahogany desks rosewood portable VIII
ting desks dinnsrables china tea SETS msnis AID sAr
lamps, srsndoles carpets hsir mattresses shower baths
MONDAY, sept p,
~ House 81 Clf-street
FVRNrVRE-rhe entire furniture ct family removing
south. Particulars hereafter
THURSDAY, Sept 81.
Az 10 O'clock At store St5 Broadway second below
Leonardst directly opposite the York Society 1t
brsry Buildings
large and splendid stock OF superior yade Rosewood
black walnut snd mahogany cabinet and upholstered fur
nture panoiotes &c made in the most modern, Passn
and antique styles which VIII Do found well worthy the
attention OF rchssers
Farther particulars hereafter CUES will be ready
and he so0dsmsy be examined the day before the sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18
THE GREAT BOOK.

THE GREAT BUM.
y American Edition. gifh numerous a1oiupns' and
more than Engraviu-s-Ilis valuable publication -
r ronrleted A. su Encyclopedia Of popular infnrma-
tinu uron every variety of topic 70 j. not surpassed ls
.. contents form a rrh repository for those who wish
~ ~ corre-tiv informed upou scientific, mol. historical
and indeed almost every subject Pnce - For sale,
wholesale and retail. by
BURGESS. SrRISGEk 4 co. hroad"a Ann So
W H. GRAHAM. Tribune buiidinzs
BFRFORD 4 co. A-tcr House.
LONG 1 BROTHER. y Ann-s-
"a t,oL.sfis-s rer.ra1fv si3 lwis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

D,uROAD AND STEAMBOAT BOON being Guide
X Sro"sb the Middle Northern ard Eastern states, con
f,Iuinr description Of the primers f 49,, 90 -
- - s.rsr, o,. routes. tables ot distances &c -
oss ssi,,ss with map Price p c. foI ale whole
sale and retail, By 10 R,n,sv-.x
sic ST.
s,I=YDF ROOK- &C.. DI>TURNELL,
Rrossxsv has cons'sniy for sale a. ghoiesAe snd
r.,. .r.e sssornent Of Maps GUIDE BOOKS ana sta'ir
hs cirH.n, and strangers Invited 10 Examine n, 'S:s
ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18
,I.Io LESSONS AND TUNING

DIANO LEs>ON- ND t. ~. 49, n = II
rxn. AZ his residences az that q is pupils On mod
.rs,. ,ersas Also tunes Pianos Pres for tuning - CTS
sl4 3teodis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18
CLOTHING.
mCRINOS.

- CASES 04 COLORED AND BLACK French sud
- German Mernos comprising fg assortment Of de-
sirabe shades agi qualities for the present season 90
which the attention Of cy anf country purchasers u IN
vited by MANNING PRICHARD,
Al gft.tfvosf Pine-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18
wM. q JONES. Auetioneer;

WIN a. JONES, Auctioneer.
BOOTS AND sHOES.-By D. iSGERSOLL
bCO-Store 222 Psaflst-ou "wednesday, September q,
Al lO4 o'clock boots shoes and brossns suitable
for the Southern Western and city trade.
Also. 50 cases mems prime kip pexaed boots
Also, N cases mems calf sewed water proof boots
Also, 10 cases women's leather peesed buskins.
Also. 5 cases women's leather pesfsd lace boots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18

C,TnyE~ Pieree's celebrated American AT-Iish
- tsnS Stove for wood coal with nre-orick oven
be subscriber viii al times have on hano a. tssori
- - above IL Is only necessary for the pubic 9,
Them 10 be convinced OF their superiority over 81
, So. nov, iu use Ar TiSht Hal and Ptror Stoves
.it W. GEORGE PIERCE, =. bIoadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18
PALAIo,sE.Iss y;!i q -, I5s esl.sIsisd RAvk r

DALNIO'S.-Fsrewell visit of he celebrated KANfL
L FAMILY.-MONDAY EVENING. September -, the
performances will commence with the vaudeville
called WHO : THE COMPOSER,-Cari Miss Clarke;
Countess. Mrs Watts; Fihppo, Mr. Walcott To be fol
lowed hy the beautiful ballet OF OiSELLE-Duke Albert,
NJ n Wells. Giselle Mime. Leon Javelli.
Intemission Of 20 minutes To conclude with the
comic pantomime Of GODENSkI or the Skaters-The
ballet conclude with the grand Skating Scene, exhibit
Ing Godeusk's disasters AZ learning % skate.
Tickets - cents ell parts OF the establishment includ
Ing the promenade be hai from 10 AZ the box office
Door omen AZ u Performance commences n O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18
FINE WATCHES s.

FINE WATCHES.
A GOLD AND SILVER
~ THE SUBSCRIBER Is selling all descr ptOng
IL of fine Gold and Silver Watches and Jewelry a.
.-sS retail lower than any other house IN the city
A. watches warranted keep time the money re-
turned afches and iewelry EXCHANGED.
Watches repaired n the best manner Al much ess than
the ususl prces Gold watches low ~ 10 80 each
gro. C. ALLEN, Importer of Watches
and Jewelry Wholesale and retail 81 Nal-st
az lnis corner Wllisn-st up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18
JAMES COLE. Auctioneer
NOR SALE At PUBLIC AuCT1ON.-T

I.'Oh SNtsE NJ NJ
L sidence Of Charles NJ Graham, Jr. al Harlem
JAMES COLE, Auctoneer, at the Merchants Exchange
IN the City OF New York ON TUESDAY, the kth dsy Of
september lSfs, a. II o'clock at TINT day all
those OF land IN the Twelfth ward. bounded by Har
em.lsne. one hundred and sixteenth sad One hundred
and seventeenth and the Sixth aud seventh
being seher 40 toll lots and gores including meadow,
dwelling house and barn. built in ,he bee, and
perfect order suitable for respectable family The lots
will be sold parcels To suit purchasers The Sixth and
Seventh aud One hundred and Sixtesnthst
opened and ioo feet IN width.
For further particulars apply 10 Mess sandford Por
Solicitors 70 Wslst 81 the Office OF Z X Ludlow,
Co Wallst whsIe maps OF the property can b pro
cured Also. OF the &eupant,
s6 2awiw si3 3awts CHARLES NJ GRAHAM. ia
NOTICE.-AT AUCTION, Tuesday, Sept Il, alto
Nocock NJ 800 boots, shoes and rubbsrs sdapt
ed the fall trade by T. JOHNSON, ct the store Of D.
Gale 297 PeaFst near John.
NIB large assortment constantly on hand at the low
Catalogues ready morning Of sale and soods
ready for examination by8 O'Clock, AN
sl8 jtist 4 ID GALE, 22l Pearl-st New. fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-18
MARTIN y THOMPSON. Street Commissioner
Street COMMITS sioner,s Ofkce Sept 10. 1871. els

street tviish1i ssiOnsf OnceS Sspt TO- ioss. ~,
rI,O ALI. PERSONS interested IN the estate Of Ma
j THAN HEDGES. deceDed.-By order Of Charles Nc
Nesn Esq Surrogate Of the County Of Sswfofk, poucs
hereby gwen that they required 70 spPsI nef9fe
him his 0ice In the City OF New York; on the loh csy
Of October 10 O'Clock the forenoon on that dsy
then and why authority should not b
rage ess or sell 90 much Of the real estate Of the sel
Nathan Hedges deceased shall be necessary 70 psy his
debts. HS is~sv
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate o. the
ICounty u New-York, notice hereby cysn 20 81 per.
he CIV of SewYork deceased present SANE with
tbs thsren tho ssbscrib<f 81 her fendsnee,
n liz Henry street IN the City Of Sewfofk on o. b.
lore the tsenrv.eeond day Of March neIt-Dsssd New
Yor. the .even.eenth day Of September, i4l.
.is'iswsm NANCY Andrews, Administrations.
r,raysC ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE, No
p Ss.ssn-sf-Sotice 10 hereby gven the relsrves
.na nsrf OF lin Of JOHN SMALL, late seaman board
ship Columbia FROM Liverpool deeeased, and Who 70 o.
legged have died n,esse thar the effects Of the sAd n
testae the hands Of the public administrator. Will 10
administered aud disposed Of by HIM seecrdins 10 lac,
unless the be claimed By lawful executor %
smai.aor Of the deceased By tbs s;h day Of oe'Ses
next.-Dste6 New York, September 10, lef7.
sls 2swsw JAMES $. THAYER, Public Adninis1s.9'
CORPORATION NOTICE.--Propossls WI ~ ss s :,
~ ceyed b. the superintendent Of Lamp "a ~
the Oh House. In Mercersreei, until osysA e.,,s%
9th instant, (aer " hich proposals VIII ~. -,
for 1890 gallons Of Fall Strained sperm ou y Va
sn.iitv Such proposals be sddresssd 70 me
me ode nj M Lamps and 0ss samples vi
the Proposals. si 49,, is1us "A 0ss
sis III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-21

par, oil The Commonwealth. i, seemed 70
cuIiaiiy proper that she shonid bs ,o,'
Fairfax, When she Came back, rather thar
other county or dis;fic, Tha, had been nd, Sa
TALLY ny the bill Of the last session. in tho
make an election dislIic, of the Two D
objected that Fairfax is denied rcn,.t
aud is in fact disfranchi>ed. If t,s 60.
resulted IN favor ot the candidate who ~
Fairfax, what then could have been &c
supposed that he people Of Alexandra w.
franchised. The true theory on ,tis min.
The delegate elected is the represer,a,;r.
the district, and it can only be Said with y.
that the relative weigh, oi Fairlar ;s i;d =,
Bulan objection has been started bv ,ha |
man from Frederick, that the House wont
CURED, by the passage OF the resoln,;on !.
OF Mr.. Snowden's right 10 seal, 10 San;
principle that the House can do thai hr
lion OF its own which requires the ioin, =.
both Houses in the form OF lav NJ
total miScC Inception i he s'are y, ,ta
here lies he unkinfness ard inius If, -, -,
that gentleman. II at The lasi session ,ha
!aIure had tec'ia'd 70 ofe- deleea.e In j
pie OF AIcyan.na !, wonlc not BE- so had
Is, there Is a positive or APPARENT breach i
A the lasl session 2 law was passei accs,.
county OF Alexandra aud cxicrdino Tho :.
lion OF the Stale OYER ii. Thai law n;a,
the collection OF revenue or tayes ami !
that an election be held for a m-mha,
House; and now, after Tia; law has been
ed in al respects, and the county O. Al4,,
has done wha, She was required TO do. j, se-
him 10 be rank injustice 10 say 10 the o-,'
who had been returned in pursuance Of n.
that he was not entitled 10 seat. ba,,ha, r.
await the farther action o! The Legislature
subject in the passage Of another law for n
pose. What assurance can We have lhs, /,
eisature will pass law, or that any 9TH
will have different tale? a law has besI
e.; and, so Tar from introducing the memk
Alexandria by resolution Of hi. HI,
seemed 10 him, to deny the admission of IN,
Der, wonld be, by resolution OF the |!
nuiliy the law OF the last session.
He did not see how his could be done \
emily, by those who thought The Les,>la
the power, by law, 10 give separate de d
Alexandria. II separate delegate cod
given, divided representation could b
major included the minor. The fact tia!
attempted to deprive Fairfax, did no. DEE,
impair its validity, so far as Alexandra 4
cerned. II Fairfax was entitled TO an e,
delegate. il was b. virtue VI the paramount
constitution; and tie lacl, that an clec:o.
was created, and Fairfax auhoriz~j TO q
the election, IS calculated to giye tsTs-r
moe than he is entitled 10. she wcul.c.
exclusive DELEGATE mon enc PRINCIPE. an Z
in he : lection OF The other, on tilI3ren
plc. Ihallhc iawi unconstitutional, in (.
we're 81, did not necess ari.y make il 50 r,
II So i, wo1li avoid the acteyteniiDs IN u
ton OF the SAFE over the territory OF Alex.
and he collection o. tribute rom IT,
He concluded by saying, lba; teIeyir. q
law ofiast session was en'irc!y con>'iiu ic.
would he compelled TO vote Tor he atm;s,
Edgar Snowden, Esq, to a seat, al agai.
Of III w. Thomas. Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-21
HAMS WANTED.

rUyuE subscribrr wishes 10 hire one hundred and
i twenty able bodied Negro MEN and BOYS for the
next wear 20 work on the Southwestern Turnpike
healthy and those having hands TO hire would do wen
N hire them TO the suhsc rber he will trea them
well pay good price for Them and pay all doctors os'
a-d ,hey can hire or bring from twenty TO thirty
hands each with them To such will give fair sa-
larry. hon. nn
~ Evils Hill. Esq.,, and William Gouldin, both Of
Richmond, arc Agents for the subscriber
q rSut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-21
THE ENQUIRE
RICH MOND, w
Saturday Morning, December Is,

We make no apology lof presenting his
ing entire The mastery message Of Pfcsiie.
on the suhjecI Of lnterna! Improvements
General Government. |, is The able,, AZ
satisfactory and comprehensive vndicaio,
objections 10 the claim OF monsrous p We,
part OF the Federal Government, thai W
ever read. II sweeps away The plausible
try OF the day, reviews clearly and slVoD.
history Of Ibis dangerous and ias:duous On
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