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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTs.


IL For LiverpooI-Ths splendid A 1 ship SUM-
BEAN o osg PP% % aSsG g. t5 Fss5 par Of
balance freight Of 400 bales Of cotton OF cabin passage
hsSng me state room aes9TT9ds a sP s5 70
- For Liverpool The A and fast sailing packet
& ship ASHLAND, Capt. Rice, having the greater
par 6 o. f ns6 SaF9 & ro Tr ' o n,, %
g '6 to L LEVI Il GIIE s. COMMON S
COAsTWIsE PORTS.
~ For Bostou-Dispatek LiRe-The fns A 1 PACKET
S bSik Ohm oARVER, Lineken; master. having
patch 5. PS' Of h aG ps pp on f Sos S
at Po'' Second H1 RSBREW g co o. Con
f sps sobooa91 BT WEAVER oaps
have pa oI bp I Ro pss ai Ss %
superior a'G0TmSdaR9as' f e tRe 9'ep g SSsd OF
- orto .. NlCkHAM, g gieRvlls Z,
forward promptly all goods for the interior. oil
"a For NewY9rk- UEion Ling Paekets:-The fast
S&R sailing regular PACKET ship WABASH, Hstha,
have immediate dispatch. For freight or passage having
IsqRs F app on oosS' between the
"a 9if''' mo g. WoGDRGFR s. 90. % Magazine st.
,SFoT Post9n7I7 DlSpGtsh LiEsThs dPs fast sail,
t-i- Of her cargo engaged, VAL have dispatch. For
IS j. w. HN siS!lii Il / Z co. 9lCommon Al.
- Pirst vessel for LiveIpooi.-Ths fpe Biti,h
$ ship INTRINSIC, Capt Toole, viii hSve iIrme-
her engaged. For freight Ct s bales eOIon apply 10
$50 otto c. W. OLIVER, g ST. Charles At.
- For acknowledgements Line-Ths 6Rs
&f4NA Il l regular packet bark YARMOUTH Teal
have queE dpaSh M re SbOTs ' pS S4' Fen vol ~
freight passage spplY board Post Second Muniei.
pally, or 10 3NO. w, ANDREWS q co. 81 C0nnon IN.
- Agents IN Philadelphia, e. Lincoln 4 Co. s.
| eR@RA For NewXork via havana Uuiisd Statsl
! Nti AkA stfdl SteGMship CQmpaaW - Tbs and
/ -. magnificent steamship OHIO, (SQo0 tons bur-
then) Lieut. J, H. Schenek. u S. NJ. Commanding. viii
leave Tor the above pOTt on THURSDAY Oct. At ?.
~ nom the heaa Of 81 May street, Us faysste TIE
size ana Strength OF the Ohio, with her superior doaols
engines al lulO horse power each insure 70 hss
TIE greatest speed and sRiatY, and which o4HFot ~
QNIed ~ any SEA steamer Of sng ehsne iilsSl
Insnts LOT tne comfort OF paaSenE5g "a ire cff-a
scale In her spacious saloons and well ven ~ . find
and state rOOus combined all the convex ~ Sssi
| late hQtei. An experienced surgeon ace0lAP -
RsrSs OF PtssSar-Ts .NtD fork. s5S
State-r0om BETH After Saoon... so
q, Forward Saloon -, =. 80 "a
SteaEags Berth, found with beds sna 81 ANS -
10 HauGaa aE
Etats-rooEl Bersl Amer Saloon a.
Toward Saloon - :. 81 i;,7s
Passsngeu for Havana will have 70 piOsu'' p--'
me SP%hsh and orders Feeaigo freight must
Al ueAe y 49, ~ ~ SfFee Of the Agents.
" PARADISE, LAWRAsuN x ~ c7.,i e s5 .fSt
Is '''V@ WV
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SALES AT AUCTION.


SALES AT AUCTION.
Trade sale Of $4,000 Havana QigaEs. guaranteed Of
celebrated brands
BY JAMES l.. CARMAN, Auctioneer.
THIS DAY Wednesday, October g. at 10 O'Clock A. AWll be
Of Msaas Costa & Co.. extensive impor No Frsn L.
ys5S H4VINA Gears, ordect p,ratou, and ofthe most
sums under $780, cash saoo to $500 ninety aays
s e s os four RS to 0 SsT F ". gy4e q on s
csaosacs vii be rady gor distri0uaon previous os
BY THOMAS J. SPEAR, Auctioneer.
"WEDNESDAY, October hall 10 o'elockwLl he Sold
Is Saddle and Harness HORSES
Oh GGRRiAGE'
Extensive Sale Of New and Choice Furniture on
account of Party declining business.
BY JOHN E. L. SOLOMON.
"WEDNESDAY october at hp d h ds:E A99a0B &c sod
The EsIs sosk y New and Fashionable FURNITURE,
psng assortment opportunity offered
TesessR on dslgary The goods may examined any
~ SIZE PodV bs be vacated Immediately and
the owner finally Telinquishes business. Of
Champagne Wine................ Champagne Wine
BY F. H. PETITPAIN.
THURSDAY, October at half past 10 o'elOekWl be Sold at
100 baskets Of superior CHAMPAGNE, direct Importation
sale posivs and terms liberal. %
Household Furniture 60. Household Furniture.
BY KENDIG, DRAKE g. co.
HURsDAY MORNING, October al u o'elOckWl be sold,
/ al Saonon's, under the st. Charles Hotel - -
general assortment Of Mahogany and other FURNITURE,
v he Of hOusekeepers.
1T-I COOK STOVE in good order.
" Regular sale Days-Tuesdays ThurIdeys saurdays %
Catalogue Goods
BY F.. H. PETTTPAIN.
THURSDAY October al 10 oeock-"u be sold at ms auction
Is b,es and cases English American wide and narrow
FANG PENTs and 700 packages and lots 9 Sea
Fancy and Stripe Musi De LANES shawls Madras and
ION Blankets Fannes Cloths. CussmereH Sstin-
a. Cote uades; shs, Drawers and Hosiery Brown,
ble8ehed I'd tEIlsd Cotons, etc.
~ Cats ioEues be ready, and the goods Js examined
! early on te morning Of sale. %
Steamboat AT Auction
BY THOMAS J. SPEAR, Auctioneer.
IRInAY, October u o'cOck-wi be 8od at Banks Arcade
Il j. 10 The highest bidder
The light drauRht and fast running steamboat tons
hes The other site Of ths 1ver opposle to ne
Municipality Ferry The machinery Is N h rae oIus anu
| the b'isrs are almost new.
Act Of sale John Cragg Eq Notary Public at the expense
Of the purchaser 70
SIaves.,...."...,... Slaves....,........., Slaves
! BY FLORANCE & TAYLOR.
CaATURDAY October 49, at o'ol0ekwl De sold Banks
- Arcade following SLAVES, belonging to the succession Of
| SARAH, about so years Of agsi
children, SARAH add EMELlNE and tour years Of age
This family will be sold in block titles fully guaranteed
NANCY, about 80 years fItrats mattress maker
Acts Of 5as before D. Ricardo Notary Public the sxpsnIe
the purehaIerI. %
corner Lot Of Ground, 1900. Second Municipality.
BY J. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
CATURDAY, October ls at IL O'Clock AWtu be seid a
Certain LOT 81 GROUND we'll ansd, forming corner
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Lot Of Ground on DEYades street Market,
DIV ~. !. pm .........-..

bl J. n, bLAfUl AUCIIuutBF,
SATURDAY October lsis AZ 70 o'clock MWA be sold Al
- suction, Bauks Arcade, without reserve
CsTsn LOT OF GROUND being No u.s. IN square bounded
By Tha Aopomene Dryadss srsss ha5et ana baec1 streets
Sad 81 Ii inches and nea front mepomsne
sst b. depth feet 10 inches end lines between parallel nea
purchaser will the payment ct note due
a months dae from April 9 ss VITA per cent Per snnqn
da amounting S23 IS the b'anes onsaa eahn remain
bearing mortgage on The properly Until PAD
The paid maturity bear interest al me Fa Oh PEI
per - a.
purchaser. %
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DRY q obs. IL.
BEG eavetO inform the citizens Of lew Orleans Una!
have received per late arrivals from New YORK Ine lo,
lowing list of Goods, which can sell at very loW prices
Plain figured and striped black Dress SILKS; PLAN ana
Striped Chamelons black and co0Eed pacoss Canson
and Thibst Cloths BOmbaznes Tweeds and Cashmere
for bOys and mems black and striped
BAREGES and MOUSSELlNE DE LAINho ioi
Mourning Dresses small figured MOusseline de Lanes
fine assortment of HOSIERY consisting Of Ladies 0aCH
and white Silk Hose English Thread and German COuo1a
Hose Gent 5 white and brown Half Hose Megno anu
Cotton misses and boys Hose and Half Hose O. az sle
ladies' MerinO and silk Vests gent SILK ne.lInor a
Cotton Undershrs and UudehIts for boys and sis, %
one year up ladies' and gent Linen Cam9nG
Swiss and JaeOne Book Swiss checked and pa 55q ,coae
brics white and oOOred embroidered SWISS anu SecYat w
for Dresses Meuimack COcheGO and French tHnH w
ton and W0Bted Table Covers, 81, up ioweihg Gnu
DSmask Table Cloths etc etc Likewise, nfS,5S7le -
soTtment Of ali Kinds Of TRIMMINGS silk and Woseda
Baids BTads for embroidery work black ana oe eii
Silk and Pearl Buttons fancy Gilt Buttons ladies' sue
and Buckles for the waist Tortoise Shell and BuIaio oia'
Combs gent . Pocket Combs HAN aud Tooth brushes
AlexandeTs KID GLOVES. ETC., etc.. A call from my ole
ends and customers, and the ladie' OF New OheAh' 10
SIiS '' w, w, THOMPSON, ChsIus' st.
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By ship Seth sprgus, on the 18th ult in lat So IS n,
lon. $40 W., ship Viola, hsnes tor Havs.
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AND OTTER NEW, INTERESTING PURLTCATI0NS
Just received at the
New Orleans Stationers' Warehouse,
a
Close of the Season.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
Selling off al a Sacrifice

Selling of at a Sacrifice!
THOMAS BRADY, a Ohartrss Street.
WILL from this date commence selling of his entire
w stock Of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
In order 70 make room for his fall supplies Purchasers IN
want of Silks Shawls Barages Printed Musins, Irish
Linens OF any article in the Dry Goods line, will consult
tbeil own interest b. examining the Stock before making
their purchases the Goods viii be sold at BARGAIN
~ 7. BRADY will, on the LIST November, remove TO
Store No az CHARITIES STREET, opposite, where
he will open and splendid stock Of Fall and WiReF
Dry Goods. W u =
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and Landings Of Lafayette be authorized 70 ooas9 with
the Paving and Building COMMITTEES Of thaSecond Munich
pality Of New Orleans Carried
Communication received from number Of oitzsns
living Felicity Road, protesting sganSt the paving Of
only portion Of said sest, It would impose unjust
and unequal them and begging the Council nave
said street far as jackson street,
MI Mount moved that the Communication be laid over
Hnti nesting, which carried
A communication read from Isaac n. prestou In
forming the Council that he had drawn up gstsuent OF
and arguments against tine P0uney claim and bsgged ha
they would have 30 copies printed which be stated woul
/ cost about 800. Referred 10 COMMITTEES.
The Council soon after Adjourned.
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To impress this fully the resisting mind of the
accused he required $500 bail and the bond not being given
he Parish Prison Burked the delinquent
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TonRNING GOODS.

4 HAVE THIS DAY OPENED fine assortment Of
Mnnr1ipe Goods consisting of Fine Black BOmbazlhes,
9Ibaees M6pSssiipe Ne Lanes Plaid Gpghams Plain and
Striped Grenadines Lace and Cape Wells A'eS9ndeTs ma
EeTobiei SIM Hoge etc etc Likewise, good sssomen!
Of ali kinds of BfRidI Tapes. Bobbns etc. etc wha'
S N P III " y" W, W. THOMPSON Qharsgs St,
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VALUABLE FAMILY SERVANTS FOR SALE

HE undersigned offer for sale the following named SER
wants formerly owned by he estate of the late Bepi
Story and be sold account Of the intended departure
OF the present owner;
The negress SARAH. aged about IS years good cook
with her three daughters, aged 10 Il and IL yeaTs
Likewise, nagress SARAH, good washer and iGOner
about 30 years OF age, 80, .,
The servants be at the office from Y 70 clock
each day. FLORANGE 2 1a1LOh.
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A CHOICE LOT OF FAMILY SERVANTS

A i PRIVATE SALE account Of departure WIS
n superior and likely young MEN servants: , -,
young likely GIRL protested MISREPRESENTATION
good OF business;
A young Creole HOUSE GIRL
An excellent COOPER, hired at SIS per month
superior HOUSE GIRL, who IS good seaInatreai
Two Young and likely VIRGINIA WOMEN, one excellent
Washer and lTsner the other good House Woman
A good HOUSE CARPENTER, aoclimated.
oil J. A. BEARD, Auct0neer, ETC., 10 Banks Arcade.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
7 PRIVATE SALE, accommodating TERMS by JQoEFh
"A BEARD, Auco1egr etc, No 10 Banks Arcade -, o.,
Threesoy BUILDING on Perdids street, opposite the Shades
St Charles sJIeet.
Three-Ltory Brick DWELLING Grod street, near st.
Charles street.
commodIous Two-story Frame DWELLING, good order,
with columns 'front.' Constance street. near the residence OF
Sumpter Turner, Esq. .,
via and Grod streets. .-..
large and conrnoIous Family RESIDENCE Basin
Two choice BUILDING LOTS on Magazine street.
Two improved LOTS OF GROUND on Magazine street.
large and commodious Family Brick RESIDENCE on Maya
Zina
Lots OF Ground Lafayette, from the Magazine street
Ma %uLDlNG LOTS, situated desirable locations in
Lafayette. =, GROUND in BOugny three squares from tbs
towards the RINs Napolsop AyRn,a BouIrsnv.
Five LOTS OF GROUND on - Encosed S1naTe n Bou
Also, To Lease, for term Of years, "a, =
igny, suitable for Nursery Market Garden. oil
tsB- For terms and particulars, apply as above.
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LAFAYETTE Cry CoUHoIL.-Ths regular nesting Of
this body held last evening Mayor Boyoe presiding and
eight members present. The minutes Of the last nesting
were read and approved.
report received from the Special Committee appOin-
ted for the Of informing the Council that the late
election held fill the the place Of Alderman EnsnFsr Mr.
Valentine kaysnEer had received majority Of votes and
duly elected alderman of the Second Ward
Committee appointed to inquire into the quaca.
tOns etc. of Mr.. kaysngsr, who after brief absence
duly sworn took bis seat among the assembled wisdom
amid the pauds Of his friends who present
10 welcome him the occasion.
The TTsaSursfs report for the quarter ending October
then read
Receipts for the last quarter s2s 1913 0:
nisbuTEed ............ l. % 56l &
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-23
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

sress the question of slavery-the legslati n OF
many Of the Northern States on the suoJec' OF
the recapture OF fugitive slaves the in'erle-
renee among US of fanatics and abolitionIsts from
those States-as leading directly to that dePio-
rablc result.
5. That although, ii il wer' IN original cues
ton, we might insist that the principle - non-n-
reference is the lfue principle of Legislation on
The subject OF slavery in Inc territories, yel, III
The hope that The toTbcarance o! This legislature
on this occasion may lead 10 spirit oil conciia'
lion on the part of our northern BRETHREN we LOT,
bear 10 do more than TO instruct our senators, anu
10 request our represen ives in Congress- 10
close if possible, al this present session, the ei-
cling snhiecl of territorial governments, oy urs
Ing compromise upon The principle OF Inc MIS-
souri compromise, or hat ot The b IL when pass
cd the Senate of tie United States al It's last ses-
sim, believing il this subject OF discord were re-
moved, and The legislation Of The northern States
in regard 10 fugitive slaves, conformed 10 The spif.
il OF The constitution, that the reign ot harmony
would be restored, and new vigoF given 10 Inc
union of these States.
Resolves. Thai the Governor OF this Common
wealth be reo uesred 10 forward copy Of lnese
resolutions 10 each of the States OF the Union
and our Senators and Representatives 10 Con
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-23
PRESIDENT TAYLoR,s POLICY.

We find The following in the Baton Rouge
correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette. 1t is
dated Dec. l5,h:-
Il have Just mado visit 10 the "White
House, in which resides that good old man we
nave selected I, bring abou, much needed re-
form in tie affairs al Washington. | found
General Taylor no; exactly in camp but dwell
Ing in small house Of a. numb.c plcien-ions
"a himself IN the garrison nere.
SAYS lie General, am not yrl President, and
y hen am, lie, the applications for Office be m lie
tfro' the proper departments, and Il u Is wisne !
TO remove az incumbrnl, ct j. be shown ma, h.
does not answer the Jetfersonian standard FOR
an Office holder, and that the applicant doe; for
as far as lies IN nv power, intend that all new
appointments shall be Of men honest and capa-
bic. | do not intend to remove any man from
Office because he voted agar :: me, for That IS a
freeman's privilege; but such dissertations of
ONCE ard official patronage as some Of them
have been guilty OF, TO secure the election OF The
master whom they served as slaves, is degra-
DIM 10 the character of American lreenen, and
vii be good cause Tor removal Of friend OF
foe. The Offices Il the government should be
filled with men OF a parties, and as | expect
4 10 find many oi moe now holding NICE 10 be
| honest, good men. ard as the new arp intmenis
will Of course be Wings, hat will b:ng about
I this result Although 10 no. intend 10 allow
/ IN indiscrimin8ie /, moval. yet il groves me 10
| ihirk ia, u WI .. accessory 10 Ie.noTe great
| many, 10 give place 10 teief men. Is 10 my
CahinsI, intent thai all interest aad ssciiohs Of
( me corr r. shai ~ ce3lcseniet, oui lot a. some
0. he ne wspap.is Will have il, al parties. arl
/ Wing | have aIwa:s been tree 10 acHn w-
ledge, bin % moi believe t7ai inose who vo,ed tor
| me- wish n 10 be a mere p.rilan President
aud snail IL ,reioTe Try ;" - Pfes'cen: u the
| American people. As 10 II. 1-, territory, II Is
| row rce, aud slavery ranno, exist there without
law Of Congress authorizing il, and that IL
NJ, be'ieyr they Will ever pass was oppose
| 10 me acquisition ot his ,eri,ory, as was also
TO the acquisition OF Texas | was opposed 10 he
war, and, although by occupation warrior,
am peace man.
Upon lac satjsc; Of improving our great rivers
and lakes The friends Of that measure may re-
satisfied hat they have TREND IL Pfesiden, Tay
Tor. Gen. Taylor was sixty-four years old las
, November. Heis row hale and hearty, and in
| Inc toll enjoyment o. bis natural strong in'elee-
lual taculties. bold my jadgmen, lolerably
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-23
FROM MEXICO.

From late papers, We s5ouli infer, that the
MeSicans, throughout their widespread terri
tory were gradually settling down into some.
thing like con,cn,ment, under the present Ad
minisrration.
TAMplco.-The State Of Tamaulipas has
hitherto given the Government much uneas-
ness, through the rumors Of the sympathy Of its
inhabitants with the Buffalo hunters, and the
desire fel! for annexation 10 the Unitct States.
Late events, however, have much rcassured the
President, and his ministers, a 10 liz loyalty
General iInon writes from Salii!lc, that great
changc ha taken place am 7rg the citizen Q!
Victoria, the capital, where brigade Of his
command had deem quar;ered, for a time. Their
sentiments were now strongly in favor Of con-
tinuing their connection with the Republic. The
editors Of the So'i:il:i, Of Tampico had totally
discIaimcd all ideas Of separation, a d Senior
Wales, Secretary of Don J. Cardenas, the Gov
ernor. lad earrgeticaIly protested against the
pans attributed 10 The latter, VINO was, as he
had ever been, strenuous advocate of the con-
tinued union OF Tamaulipas with Mexico. The
inhabitants Of lie port o; Tampico, in expellins
the troops, were only actualed BY the desire OF
making i, a free port, and of reforming abuses
oil The state and municipal Government. General
La Vega has been appointed Communication
efal of Tamaulipas, IN place Of Senior Montoya
and to reside in Tampico, in order to be ready
for every exigcncy. He arrived in the carftal
on the 23i ult. and was TO set forward immedl
a,ely, says E! .Honitor, for the place Of bis
command.
ToB.sco.-Ni2as! Bruno. ia'e ch'et Of The in
surgeons n.ie, has been l;st az. x u!ei, acccr
dias u in,trucii given D. he Pr-sitest, y Ia
present Gcvsrnoi, Don Thomas Marin.
Yuc,r.x-Ei Monitor denoulcss The Bfii.sf
agcats II Belize Hoaturas, tot aflrding succol
oire insunec ionsis III selling them arms ID.
amunilon il exchange tor the p.undsr they
bring irio maj settlement.
CHlsris.-A revolutionary movement lately
,nuk > ace here headed by The Governor OF To.
S,ae The National Guards, however attacked
an. rvuet his forces, capturing him and twenty
six Il MS priacipal adheIerts. The movemen
was Immediately queed, and orier res ored.
Du7Iss-The commercial people are waiting
with extreme anxiety Tor the appearance Of den
niive ac, regarding the duties 70 he paid on sooc
brought In, through lhe ports and over the iron
tiers This is impsratively required, for The sake
OF aernal trade, and Congress is exhof.ed, by I'M
public prints, 10 take the subject up, Immediately
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MON Y !
sntrsduy Morning, January 20. ls4e.
STAND ON OUR OWN GROUND

Il
An srgumen, strongly pressed BY some OIL 'no
advocates Of MIR Thomas Resolutions - 'n''
the, have passed orSgill pass the Legislature
of North Carolina, aud that thus two southern
States at least will occupy The same platform
Now il is by no means certain that ihey VIII
pass the North Carolina Legislature WINE
the Senate has adopted them, the Rale'gh ne
gister, tie Wing organ of the State, as'efs
that many leading Wings in the House CANNOT
vote for the fourth resolution; for believing TIE
Congressional prohibition OF slavery III tfe 'el
rtories 10 be within the letter OF The lohs'i'u
lion. they "cannot as men OF honor, declare Inc
contrary" Moreover, The same paper denonn
ces the resolutions as sprung from vile party
motives, "a mis- rabe party trek, al enof' 10
cram set of ou,h Carolina distractions down
the threats of members'-snd appeals 10 the
Wings 40 perf,rm their duty There is no
certainty, then, that North Carolina will act al
ALL
For this and other ard loi,ier reasons, we lfust
and believe, .hal vircinia will adopt her own re-
solutions. which she mas already published 10 Inc
wor.a. Her immor,s resolutions OF $50 check
ed the tide Of Federal agsresson-her resolutions
Of 40. based upon The same high principles, must
also exert saluary 70 ralinauence. Her voice
was never raised, without Commanding the aien
ton Of all lovers o; the Constitution and the
Union
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TOT tHt LIFYtIt' q
FOR THE LEGISLATIVE EYE.

Gentlemen: This is respectfully 10 ask your
attention 10 the FACT that the tiie-water counec-
lion al Richmond is desirable and important 10
most OF your constituents, and that 10 effect y,
only requires short and just ACT OF Assembly =
Il is presumed 10 be unnecessary 10 argue me pro-
priety OF thus promoting the interests OF he great
farming community pt the STATE The indemni-
wing benefits IL the bearer Of the burden are so
obvious lha, it has assumed The aspect of duIy
from YOU TO nc STATE. Shoult !! however appear
to you in different light, please grant Il, 10 me
enlightened charity OF the age, as a boon-"e'il
take i, on almost any terms. We have been COM
PEELED, no!ens voicns, to waste our earnings on
the canal, but now &c come though with empty
pockets vel with willing hearts, 10 beg that our
credit NAV be pawned in It's behalf. And gen.
llemen can you who are WON, in the spring tide
oil Distinction 10 land the dear people "a your SOW
ere,ea AM ask al them the mere loan oil their
voice, now 10 Inc flood OF prosperity and urban
con viviality, LEND only deaf ear 10 The rustic
pei ioner1 We do not doubt hat The guarantee
will be given, when no one but The Richmond
millers object. They have been grinding us long
enough.
Though much ye' remains unsait, am DIS.
suadei from further appeal by lively appfecia-
lion OF the Collected wi, ION Of the present Le-
eisatuIc. For Of my views, by another
expressed, refer you TO a communication sisued
Blue Ridge, in the Enquirer Of 9Ih inst, ant beg
leave 10 remark that tnem's my sentiments. as
regards said connection. r.
Puwha,an, JAN 10. ls49