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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-17

YARD. n..,,
6oHN ROGERS sth Street Main Ri.hnlond va Ts
u in Eeytan, Italian and Marble Monuments,
Grave Zones Mas pieces ocvery description Wall
&C.. SC.
Iny design in Carving executed the -,
Orders the country with city reference promptly
M Rogers having his apprenticeship in one oil inc
in New City, and having much H
himself all work executed at his SHOP
Ar entire satisfaction any done North or South
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-17
TREDEGAIt IRON WORK 5.


YHNIE subscriber bar
Band, op and Plate Iron. also, Railroad Spikes
Virginia Cold blast Charcoal Metal Smiths Scrap
when preferred lic has hand large Stock which III
offers purchasers reduced rates, want
give him CALL
agcutu al implements horse shoes DC and has highly a
proved The undersigned therefore VIII
great confidence consumers, especially those requiring iron
great strength aud ,ous'nrSG.
lie is also prepared To make all kinds OF Castings and Machinery
every description including Locomotive and ines
May 2-3r j. r. ANDERSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-17

Thi, ,nec h,y,,., UeIen
az been referred bv decree Of tho Circuit Court
March 1851 Ia OF Heico made the 22d dag
Quie and The commissioners Of the said Court 10 en-
H., wy or p'.iun the fund
.gy rn.sd a. To- make this respee
ell Gre csu nfsn Js On liz, usher decree OF the
Il required by the said rsi MENTIONED w. oae S' tha the inqu
aoum, taken the 10Th day Of July lS VIII De mace anu he
@! Richmond I;iloy, . a. :, my Office IN the city
June l1-cw5w -" eh.ES Connr.
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iHGlAlA-lS CEANcaRY Susan Boghloo VINO, before her
usernaTta.e with boghinlo, was Susan BlocI willow
sd 'tsaeeo San-n Book, Jr, deceased, faihtih.
aG' Charles olner merchants and partners Trading
' hrn ahc src Newkirk Odncr the chluren OF Moses
.sed who unknown ZalIna BLOCK john Iuuln
90 t NJ Mie Who Abbey Block kache Snoo, hc Woo"
'm snoo deceased who Rachel BLOCK, MOSES ney
aI VA rs wi ~hn I.oui>a Block William A. idenhish
.g, 'l' hi' VIE Who Virginia Block, e. McCaoe anu
III. o wa hs VIE who Julia Ann Block DAVIS anu Emc
tsrr VILE WHO Eme!c b. Block iohn b. Rodney anu e'
band o. n VINO WAS ReoccR Block, and Pnneas BoeK me nus
Deli. deceased AMI the children oil the sall Fhnea
OF IN. an twho unkno and the husbands OF
.-e MHo AZ. narrIcd. lwho also unkn9Wn)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-17

The Oldest anf Eaost Er,ensipe in The United States
aelClIARDS KNGSLhS u, No b. Couranlt rect New Iork
Wholesale Deairr III and Manufacturer iOOKfNGGLAS
SEES. and importer Of LOOklNu.GLASS PLATES. and PLATE
windows alien
ton OF Southern Buyers anl Dealers his
ing all kns o! Mahogany Toilet boxes Mahogany and m
aud Gilt Glasses suit bic for The Trade Asn constantly hand
largo OF all kmis a oi pa Pie
end Mantel Glasses Portrait and Picture Frams the ch
and gorgeous styles from the latest and FureE'
designs =,
Any inquiries made by letter relative the prices Of Goods WI
be cLccrfuly answered by return mail. ,
BA orders promptly attended and Go,ds packed WIN
the greatest care Nav 2i-3m
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Splendid Lotteries Cor june, 1851,
prizes S3IiEO, loo ui ! 'Ou.
Susquehanna Lottery Glass q be dawn az bamcro Oh We'd
nesday, June 18th. 10 Nos, 10 drawn
Capitals:
prizes Of 5000 eSS G D. prizes i Of ows No. f pse
Tickets SO; halves j. ours o.
$4,000, 100 prizes Of 900!
Grand Consolidated louery Class H. drawn al Bamorson
Saturday, June 2lsl. rs Nos. IL drawn
Capitals:
prize OF si0Gn prize Of 8iIpO
1 l2iG7 100 100
/ $500 100 40
Tickets slu; halves 5; quarters 2 50.
$4,000, 10000, 10000!
Susqushanna Lottery, CLASH IS be drawn Baltimore, on Wed
nesday, June 18th "a Nos, 10 drawn.
Capitals:
pnze OF s31Hn prizes Of $50"
10000 ?.ou
lu.UU0 70 ITO,
5000 50 80
Tickets $40; halves ); quarters So
BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR JUNE 2sTII.
SSD.7S5 40 OF lu.UUu!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass o. drawn Baltimore,
Saturday, June 18th. IS Nos, l2 drawn.
Capitals
prize of ssu7Sj 10 prizes Of $500
2DIHO 200 l.1y
5 10000 &c. DC DC.
Tickets 500 halves To- quarters
Certificate of apackaee Whncs $3.50; halves e0: $40
H- Orders for Tickets Maryland will
the prompt and confidential attention. addressed
r. NORRIS d co, Managers
Mays or TO c. W. PURCELL Richmond. Va
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MAIDEN,s ADvENTUKE FOR sALE.

OFFER the above for consequence OF inability
H. from advanced and increasing nmy L. sit
uacd the South side James River opposite the Beaver Dam Els
and y above Richmond; contains l2lo OF which
u river bu.om OF first quality about 80 Creek Hat
perfectly reclaimed and respect equal to the river botom
6 acres cleared land almost OF which high
marur the balance Of which wood three ouhs OF which
original grrHl aordng timber the for
puse The Improvements consist Of dwelling house and all ohei
necesHary Tor family farming and planting.
o. the productive capacity Of the above would simply
that regarded by all who know equal The
AMI an Wheat farm, perhaps superior to
Terms liberal and promptly made known wishing tc
purchase
June ll-clm JOHN GILLIAN
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NOTICE.


One OF the above Commissioners resides land
Will with pleasure shew the who
Ib Wing Will copy and charge the Commissioners
Iunr l-aaMIla
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THO DENTISTS.The subscriber rcccpto adiona'
supply OF Porcelain Teeth, direct from the
which he offers TO dentists prices that fail give
ton. and for beauty OF color and durability will compare WIN
Teeth 'hat nave ever Oecn oee hn Profession 'ig sin
gle in Dentists VIII ndn their advantage call a1 ca
nrnine his Stock which oil complete ana
AS usual G" and Tin Foil Teeth Files, Plugging anu
Scraping Instruments, 10 srea! variety. .
p JOHNSTON, Druggist:
June II rect Richmond va.
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u
A our Carriage Warehouse and Mannacto. RFH4l "
IA ~ No 2i3 Main above The Banks,
NAV be found. general assortment OF CARRIAGES S*jf0
Workmanship and Of The approved
81! rs and patterns We addition stock OF made
wok receiving weekly, fresh supplies
New liarrn Conn all which and will sell
los cash approved paper bought city the
Union.
par pay Repairing done with
ur.:rr add despatch.
H.--We general Coach Trimmings and
Cra:h Hardware, ;ur sale III very low prices.
,ur,, a-nm HOOKER OSBORN s. CO.
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GOODS THAT SOhEbpDh NA-'A"'
GENTS silk Umbrellas AM ivory haniss
w Ladies' Umbrellas and Para:nls-somt very Hc1'
Straw Rnnneis aud niHnts Hats
Spanish and Palm Leaf FhuF.
Cents C,avats and Cloves. in great variety,
ChiIdren's and LADIES' Ganze Under Vests,
Ladies' OIL Silk Bathing Caps
Gents Silk and GauZe M"rinn Under SHIRTS.
DO prin,c,! hlr,lrred Linen CanlGric Hlkis,
Lace Muslia Sleeves Collars, CUTS, CdeS anu caps,
Hack Lace Sill iwls and Scar.s.
PRINTED Lawns. Jacnneis, anl Organizes,
Rich intel Hermann EresGs
Tissues Chnllos and Barge de LANES tn5chet VII" 5t
variety Goods sui.ed 10 The season which can ~ ha al =,
Maya Liilt'SiIhN q La - 49,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15

pie assembled for that purpose in their
primary capacity, could righltully aud
consistently with good faith towards each
other, exercise, and no more. | suppose
the Office of the bill ofrighls to be To point
out such rights of the individual as can
not DO invaded 10y legislation, whether
exercised by the people at large or by
representation. without rendering the So.
cial state equally insecure as the state Of
nature, and defeating the ends of the as.
sOciatiOn.
read over the twenty seventh article
in the present bill of rights, and | ask nv.
sell II The people legislaIing in their pri-
mary capacity could receive a . proposition
10 violate any one uflhem as regarded the
rights of any individuals among them
without a general form. Take sections
3, 4, 7, s, l6, "a. for iLstance-would moi
the first impression of every right mind.
ed or rejecting man be, i'll sanction this
attack, what prevents my turn coming
NEXT
Does no, section 4 and section l6, for
instance, extend to and protect the rights
oi the artificial persons (Of whom great
number have been created by the Leais-
lature just aGjnurned) created under the
injunction of section 81, just as perfectly
as they do yours or mine2 cannot doubt
ii. nor think can any one by any train Of
reasoning which does NOT place at the
mercy of tyranny or cupidiiy all rights
derived from the social state, or which
that state was designed to protect. That
the power which creates has a right to
destroy, isa maxim frequently in the
mouths Of a certain class of moralists and
politicians, aud they seek to build upon
it a system ut doctrines. which even il the
maxlms were conceded to be true, could
moi be dednced from it by any correct
course of reasoning. But | deny both
the maxim and its consequences, and
challenge any man, by fair, sound reason.
ings, to prove the truth of either. We
see the fulsehood ofthe maxim all around
us, III every relation Of life. A man and
women create the relation of Husband and
wife between them. Can they destroy
it at their pleasure? Can the relation Of
parent and child be severed at the will OF
the parties to such "A relation? An obyi.
Gus illustration presents itself. Can the
Convention which has framed this Con-
s%titution and submitted it to the people
ofOhio, re.assemble and withdraw III
This dnes not present the question in its
full force, as | shall show in the next mum.
Der, in which shall proceed to examine
the Consequences sought To b. deduced
from this assumed truism. FRIEND.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15

Coop NEws PaR HuRsEs.-We learn
that some Yankee has recently filed ca.
voat for an improvement IN India rubber
horse collars aud saddles, which are IN
huled with air, instead orbeinJ stuffed
as is now the case. II the air can be re,
tanned at the very point of pressure, thi:
will prevent cha6ng, and be a great re.
lief To the modest ofdomesIic animals
the horse. We shall then expect Ia see
this invention in general use. as human
~ demands that even To she creature, the
back should be suited to the burden"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15

PuNEsymLE MEEfING.-As w eXpect
ed the anil fugitive law meeting al Pains
vile, on Tuesday, was got up or the pur.
pose of beginning the Fleesol organiza
ton furlhe fall campaign; aud at the same
time feeling the public pul,e, 10 ascertain
if it beats IN unison with the agitation
and excitement of last fall.
Senator Wade was announced in hand
bills aud by the press. as one nj the speak
ers, hut we could not ascertain lhOl b,
had given either promise or encourage
ment of his presence on the nccasipu
and his well known and often expresse,
disapplnhalion of many things in Mr.
GiddingN' punlic course, is PriIaa Iaci
aulhurlze J..
Tn eo special interests were repre-
seured at the meeting: the VI G.. fnr
this district, the Gentlemen Office seeker
in Lake and Geauga. aud the Tru
Democrat, claiming the gift of prnphec
aud d%en"nncmg - IN county phrase t" h
sure-all northern papers that did M
see Though lis smoked glass.
Same 6tly ladies' aud two hundred an
fifty mcu only, represented the masses {
Lake and G"augl; aud not the sIlghtc,
feeling 81 enthusiasm was manifesto,
MIR Vaughan, during a speech ofan hon
was qIietly listened To, save twice, whr
twenty feet tapped their applause. Tn.
same may be said of MIR. Giddiogs
speecl. As usual. this gentleman wa
unfnrluuhte in his statement of facts. rs
peclalIy when he declared old patty is
sues dead. because in the last Congresl
Northern Dem crlis, aS a body, support
ed the harbor biIi! II vulcs are a Test
the record shows that ali bu II corporal
quad Of them voted against the harbo
bill.
To lis get ers up the meeting mus
have been a notifying failure, for it
scanty numbers were proof that the pea
pie have become tired of dancing attend
ance upon a sci of mrn. who, while claim
ing to mouopoIize all purity of heart an
dlsiuIerrsreduess Of purpnse, always cnr
rive I" lransmute their perIeclions int
"A plentiful supply of"brcad and butter,
.-CIcre Her.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15

NEw ORLEANS BHnND. HAND. The
New Orleans papers are hardly satisfied
with the census of that city. The DnI
lett" says that in 1910 the population Of
New Orleans aud Baltimore war in u
fraction Of being alike New Orleans
then numbered l02. 900 souls. aud BaIti.
mare lO23l3. Bns,o" then had a popu
lalion Of 90 1882. aud Cincinnati 4G ,GS2
NV the relative position is as fnIinws:-
Baltimore l69 OPS, Boston 1873, 1888. New
Orleans ll6, 407, aud Cincinnati ZIG. lGS
OF twenty four cities, each with a popn
latlon of over 10000. we find that the
rate a. increase has bsen less in New
Orleans than in any one of the remain
ing twenty three. - But Sun
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15

That CUBA EXPEDITION The Savan
nah Republican learns from a gentleman
from Florida, that the ''emigraIIng party
which had collected neain Jacksonville
have all dispersed To their homes, The
party, about the 10Th ult., numbered
ONE 600 men, so Of whom were To be
mounted. They expected to have left
Florida III tho Cleopatra, and her deten
ton in New York is sad to be- the i'm
mediate cause ofthe break up.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15

nG LOUISIANA CREvAssgs The Bat
ton ltoago GIzrtte e1timNes the losses
10y the crevaSscs in the prrlshus Of lber.
vile aud A'cous'on alone, during the lwo
past Seasons, at 30 600 hhd4. of suunr
valued at 81 500, 000-and this independ.
ont of tho destruction Of houses. cattle
fences, sc. This amount expended il
constructing u substa tial ~lcvee. woull
prevent all future dnnagc.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15

Asst 'NIsIIING RAPIDITY. Among the
telegraphic communications in vesrcr
days Sun. vas one from New Orleans
Announcing that the Europa's news had
been received there the same morning
that il was received here. A similar dis
patch from N. Orleans reached New York
at | p. NJ that day. So that tho Europa,
news, aud the reilly from New Orleans,
have together travelled two Mousdad eight
haRdrcd mites, between 7 O'Clock in The
morning aud l p, NJ of that day. in al,
dllion To the time spent in preparing the
summary, ~aud the interval at New Or
leans between tho receipt ri the news
aud the return Dispatch Bali. Sun.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15
FRIEND.
No. H..

No. II.
The Executive Department which in
the old Constitution is divided between
the second anl sixth articles, it, the new.
is arranged as the third article.
No chan. is made IN the office or du.
lies of Governor. A Lieutenant Cavern
nr is added. aud the Auditor, Treasurer
aud Secretary of State are made elective
by the people instead OF by jpini ballot
Of the Legislature. The tenure of office
of the Auditor is extended from three to
four years, and those OF the Secretary OF
State aud Treasurer ale shortened from
three lotwU years. The fourth aud eigh
teenth sections seem to contemplate elGc
tluns Of these officers, in case ofvacancy,
at intermediate years, aud in such an q.
vent the elections of these officers would
not afterwards again 0ccu' together, As
the Senators, Representatives, aud all
Executive officers are To be elected To.
gelher and all To hold their Offices for the
same even periods at time, there can DC
no officers to be elected the second aud
other intermediate years. except one
Judge of the Supreme Court, and the
i,ilug of such vacancies as mny have nc.
cured since the last biennial election,
and such elections as 10y the provisions OF
section 10, article 3, may have fallen out
of their regular order This will give n
very unequal interest aud Importance 10
our annual elections, 1t may have the
effect of rendering the alternate elections
too little interesting to the public general J.,
" 10y the contrast, aud thus causinga di.
minished vote-otherwiSe think more
cafe aud Judgment would be exercised in
the selection Of caudidates, than when the
public mind was disturbed by the selec.
lion If ST. many officers as will DO requir.
ed atthe first aud succeeding biennial O..
lection.
! consider the elections of the exccu
tive officers by the people directly as an
Improvement ON the present mode. 1t
would not perhaps be so it the men ol
right class were selected as Senators aud
Representatives. Bnl those stations have
come to he considered So exclusively pc
%liicul, that no amendment for tho better
can be reasonably expected in that quar-
ter. If in the new method of electiug,
party lines eau be avoided, and men Sc
lccted on the principle their ftenss for
the station, the peuple can find men bet
ter qualified for the various stations, than
our Legislature would he likely to select
and retain in office. A faithful discharge
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15

~ The CHILEAN Government are cal.
ling inth IL currency to coin "a new one,
same as that in the United States-dimes
mud half dimes, quarter dollars, half dol.
lar, dollars, (both gold aud silver quar-.
ter eagles, half eagles, TWO eagles aud
ounces
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15

aud abolish the distinct forms and actions
al law and all distinctions between law
aud equity; osleusibIy then this is only tn.
effect u change in the mode o~fprnceel
ing; to relieve the lab0rs of the bar. Or
is it intended to enable every man to be
his own lawyer? For myself | think it
originated with some would be lawyers,
too incident ur too stupid To cope with
his rivals in %sciuuce the most accurately
loglcsl and systematic OF any devised by
man, developed and applied by a luug
succession of learned aud able men; and
being unable To comprehend he resolved
20 destruy.-lf such an one expects To
fare any better after he has succeeded he
will find himself miserably deceived
justice can never be administered nor the
Affairs f life carried on without the com
%preheusiun aud application Of plain com
mon sense, aud it will be precisely in that
field that such a man viii find himself
must UNNECESSARILY behind his cnmpeti
tors. FRIEND,
= "'5"'I :"
i; precedes aud prescribes The action OF
all other branches, According to the the.
rnn,,la,I h, ,., nrac'muJ
an statesmen, the Parliament. consisting
nina,sa, r'1,an an-m,oLa"si'" ',,Ih;",
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{" III" '''A'g"'J 'cN'' '"', u" ""'h"'l'y
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VI p'"'"'o '"' Pn'''c prosperity c"u''
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que"ce wa" the C"'"ny' l'S'e"d ct pros
P'''"g' was ~. Tue eve ~ num- "hen Inc
"','''" I"'" u government was a"a'''"h'
e" r
|, mo "'nPr i"''n "aS o'eh |" grant all
'eS'''"''Ho power u, "' ""'''"',e" expires
''o"' ",u ,'en ny S""'eI u'n' c'auseS ana
ny Tue OH OF ''g"'S' l" Unit aud Restrict
'"e Sene'a' power ~ Snch manner as
"'g"' DC deemed suitable u prevent a
""Se' | say mas oeeh' because | app'e-
"'"''"'s we" CONSTITUTION Will DC f"uhd
!" contain "A ne" feature not heretofore
.o"nu III such Instruments expressly CIV
ing a power nnt including III a general
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15

u ABCOCK Il co.
Importers, Wholesale Grocers and Commission
NJ u NP9o
Nos. Co and CT Water Street. New York.
~ Liberal advances incaSh on produce.
February G, 1851. ly4O'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15

CuuA,-Tho Boston Advertiser learns
from u good source that the Cuban au
Ihorit,eS have ordered the Spanish men.
"l war not To capture or modest any sus
p'c'nus vessel they may fall in with al
sea, but To watch them, md If any nj.
tempt be made 10 laad an armcd force. to
attach and show them M quarter.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15

WLMINGroN DEL ELEcrIoN.-The
Wings in Wilmington elected u Wing
Mayor-Cnlumbas p. Evans, ESQ of the
Delowar Republican, wlig citytreas
urer, and a majority Of three Wings out
out Of five ON The council ticket. In the
|tnwr of New Castle, Del, Wing town
commissioner has been elected the first
Wing success there for many years.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15

"a Within the next two years, the
charters Of twenty one banks of the old
Safety fund ordered in the State of New
York, will expire They have unitedly
a capital ofover 81, 900 900; aud circu.
lalion Of Sc, 900 900. Most ofrhese banks
will wish tn re organize under the pres
ent Banking law. This will reqlire snch
an amount Of securities as to absoIh all
the safe stocks in market aud keep up
their price. unless the new stock of the
Erie Canal Eulargements "lfpasSrd by the
Legislature, shall be employed for this
object
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15

BUCHANAN VT II SoUrm - We SEE
that the Montgomery (AlaD Advertiser
tho organ Of WIN l., Yancey, the South
cru Rights candidate far Congress, il
Hillard's district. Alabama. declares dis
linctly for Buchanan, of Pennsylvania. fpr
the Presidency Tho "Sontheru Rights
editors throughout the south are highly g.
lated with Bnchannn's recent latterto an
Association at Richmond, Va, orgunized
for the purpose Of directly importing tho
products of Great Britain in preference
To Those Of the Free States.
BlDLgY's REVOLVING WINDOW SASH
A model has been shown to ns, Oft very
excellent invention for improving the %
pcnirg tt windows. BY "A very simple
coutrivauce, the ordinary window sash is
made to revolve on a point at the middle
bleach side; the Two sashcs, or either ono,
can thua be made To lurn inside out so a.
10 be cleaned in tn room; to lie in a Sian
ing position with tho bntt0m outwarIs.
50 AS Ia admit air and exclude rain; To
Hide down quite To tho bottom. or up tu.
he top nfthc window, So as to admit fur
or full draughls of air ~wilhoutlhc
obstacle, The addition to the II
'unI c st is %triAing, aud, exceptin posses
sing the cOnveuirncrs which we have in
Heated the window does not differ from
hose in common use. 1t is n thorough
without i@nnuvaliOu! Lord John
Russell should consult the inventor ON the
valuable principle by which that appar.
ent iucompatibility is achieved, The i'm
wovemcnt is invented by MIR. George
Bodloy, u working man -LoRdoa Lcaa
g'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15

DGnr.-Debl IS perfect bore. How
it hauurs a man from pillar to pos,-lurk
ing in his breakfast cup-poisnnlng his
diuner- embillcring his tea! -hoW il
stalks before him like II living. moving
skeleton, seeming 10 announce his pres
enco by reu%counllng the totul of liza.
bilitics. How il %rols0ns his domestic
Joys, 10y introducing his informal 'bal
lance INFO the calculation of Madam 10.
speeding the price of new carpet or a
new dress, How it hiuders dreamy plans
for speculalinus aud accumulalious.--
Borheru,inul How it hampers useless en-
ergirs, cripples resolutions too good To be
fulfilled.
AT bed and board, by night or day, in
joy or grief, in health or sickness, at home
or abroad, deht--grim, gannt and shad
0wv, falls as an incambus. AS no pres
ence j. too sacred. NJ ground is too holy
Ia deter the memnry of bills and notes
payable from taking immediate possess
ION, 80 no record is SO enlivening, no re.
miuiseucc more delicious, tlnn the con.
seriousness that debt has fallen like u Jan
nary morning, twenty nine degrees DO
low zerul