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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

MM r. n E. s. TALIAFEKIsO have re-
moved their Office on 18th street, next to Mayos
FLOUR, MEAL, and GROUND PLASTER, with
promptness. au l5-df
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81. FALL FASHION OF GEN r7a
w&f TLEMENS HATS. FL. ANTHO- E
WA NY will introduce the Fall fashion on Sa s@~s
turday next, when he will have large assort-
ment to select from at the following low prices:
BestFquality Moleskin, So 50.
Second quality do 50 90.
Best quality silk So so.
Second 50 90.
FINE CALESKlN SERVED BOOTS

OnEy Three Dollars and Effy Cents.
] H. ANTHONY has made an arrangement with
supply him with handsome and substantial calf skin
sewed Boot, which he " ill sell at the unprecedented
low price of three dollars and fifty cents. The atten-
ton of gentlemen is respectfully solicited, they are
the best and cheapest Boots that have been offered
for sale in this city. He intends TO keep but the one
kind and sell them at one price an28
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

a. FOR RENT, the office in the Law Build
Esa ings" lately occupied by S. 3 French Esq. APP
oly to TOLER & COOK,
au 9 Agents and Collectors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

d. FOR RENT.-The store Room and Cellar
Ma of the tenement on Broad street, near Matthe We &
Undertakes. The store is large and we'll fitted
Up, and the cellar large and dry. Apply to
au2 &c RAGLAND & BROTHER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

a. FOR RENTING store and dwelling, stua-
Ea ted on the South side OF Cary street, adjoining the
office of VIM. D. Gibson, Esq. For terms, apply to
Col. H. c. Cabell, or
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

a. FOR RENT.-A very comfortable dwelling
Ea house Union Hill, near the residence of O. A.
Strecker, containing four rooms with the basement-
There is we'll ct superior water in the yard together
with good garden and other conveniences.
Rent $94 per year. Apply to
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

- FOR RENT 1.-Two Rooms over the store Of
E4 Charles HartweI & Co., opposite the Swan Tav-
ere, No. 107 Broad street.
an Of C.. IT. e. co
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\ REMOVAL.-The subscriber informs ssszssa

E@ KEWOV ALs-Ihe subscflber lnIOrlis 0ssssss8
G his friends and the public generally, that he ssA
S~S has removed from his former place OF busl-
ness to the store recently occupied by Mr.. Judah
Myers No. 81 Main street, and next door 10 the dry
goods store OF Messs. Thomas R. Price & Co., where
he is opening an entire new stock OF goods, recently
purchased for cash in Philadelphia and New York
He deems it unnecessary to paricuarise suffice it to
say that his stock embraces all the varieties Of Hats
and Caps which have been introduced in the Northern
eites also, travelling and hair seal Trunks Carpet
Bags, ladies' and misses travelling do; boys schoo
of which he is determined to sell at small profits
Thankful to generous public for ong-continued pa
tronage, he socits and hopes, by strict personal at
tention to business to merit and receive continuance
Of the same. JOHN THOMPSON.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

a. FOR RENT, two tenements on the corner Of
l Clay and Adams street, each containing four good
ooms. Possession given in a few days. Apply to
jy l6 RICHARD HILL Jr.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

NTOTICE.-The creditors of the late E.. F.
Ia ickham are hereby notified that the suit in the
Court OF Appeals has been decided, and | am ready to
make final dividend of the trust fund.
u3O-3t JAMES LYONS, Trustee.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30
Ut SdI6 I'll
PURCELL LADD & CO., Druggists,
all % % Main street corner l4lh

a TTEN TON, FIRENIEN.-A regular Quar-
IA terly Meeting of the Board of Directors Of the
Richmond Fire Association, will be held at the office
on Saturday Evening next, at u o'clock, to hear
cuses Of Firemen for fines which have been assessed
during the past three months By order of the Board
au 29-2t JNO. H. BOSHER, Secy.
NTO. MACKEREL in half barrels, for sale
" by JOHN N GORDON & SON.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

Ea The house situated on Franklin street, between
18th street and the Old Market, for The build
ing is and in fine order, and well suited for ia
or boarding house, having commodous rooms up
stairs, and the upper part OF the adjacent building at
tached. The location is central and convenient APP
ply to JAMES M. TAYLOR.
au -
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

a. FOR RENT.-The dwelling at the corner Of
E 9TH and Franklin streets, at present occupied by
VIM. G. Crenshaw is for rent, and possession given in
short time For terms, apply to-
lie 4 l. D & w G CRENSHAW & co.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

TXCELSIOR FAMILY SOAP. better than
~ any other soap wash mixture in use, as trial
will prove.
DIRECTIONS FOR UsE.-Cod or warm water-eiiher
soft, hard. sal-may be used with perfect success
Rub the soap upon the clothes, and then put them to
soak for three or four hours then take lh.m and rub
them and rince them out They will require but little
usual with other soaps.-A large washing can be done
in one-hrd less time and trouble and expense than
with any other soaps known: This soap is warranted
not to inure in any way the slightest FIBRE or the skim or
of grease, paint, tar ink, stains, &c. from any goods
without the least injury.
For sale in Richmond by
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

a. FOR RENTING brick tenement on Locust
EI Alley, next below Mrs. Bailey's boarding house,
and lately occupied by Mr.. Burnett. Possession may
be had now Rent, $3.50 the year.
TOLER & COOK,
au28 General Apents
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

NOR RENT OR LEASE FOR FIVE
IL YEARS.--I wish to lease to a good Tenant
house and lot in the of Sidney for five years. The
house is just finished, has Jour good sized rooms,
good brick kitchen, with servants room, stable and
COW house, and the enclosure contains four of
ground; there is a good we'll of water in the yard,
and stream oil water through the lot, Gary
street side. This house and lot | am willing to lease
ly may pay the rent from the surplus raised on the
place, and sold at market. alter supplying their own ia
mly. Apply to
All 90 JAMES GRAY
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SATURDAY-Mononga extra, No. s9-Capita:
$4,000, 70 numbers, IA drawn. Tickets 81, halves
50e., quarters 25c.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

UKt[ S1O, lIdIVBs %. O6TlHICal6S OF
a package of whole tickets $780, halves $780, quarters
$65.
Orders for Tickets in any of the Maryland Lotteries
will meet the most prompt and confidential attention. if
addressed TO F. MORRIS & Co., Managers, or to
c. w. PURCELL,
au 81 Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

A. FOR Il ENT.-The brick dwelling at the head
EA of Marshall street, lately occupied by Mr. Tinsley
and near No. 7 Engine house. 1t contains 6 rooms-
Rent, 500 per year. TOLER & COOK,
au " General Agents.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

a. FOR RENT, neat family House on second
Eastreet, between Main and Franklin street-at pre-
sent occupied by Robert Brooke, and in good order
Possession can be given the LIST July. Apply to
je IS JAMES GRAY.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

Iii FOK NEW YORK-FrSt Pdcket-
- and only Yessel..-VIRGlNIA LINE OF
RICHMOND AND NEW YORK PACKETS.
The regular packet schr. ORlANNA, Capt. Dodge,
is now loading, and will sail with all possible dis.
patch. For balance OF freight of 500 boxes tobacco,
or passage having superior accommodations, apply to
Captain on board, at Ralston & Peasants wharf,
or to DAVID CURRIE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

81. FOR LIVERPOOL, 10 succeed The Ca
80 zone)-The Icoppered and copper Iasten-
ed barque MARY AMMAN, expected at City Point
in few days, having three fourth of her cargo en-
gagged, will meet with despatch for freight of so hhds.
Tobacco. Apply 10
Oft OpTnN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

A Geographic despatch received in London states
that the Indian mail had arrived at Suez with Bombay
dates to July 5 1t reported that orders had been
given for the surrender OF the northern provinces OF the
Nzam, in satisfaction Of debt due the East India
Company. The English ship Commerce had been
wrecked near Oden and portion OF her crew murder
ed. Trade and commerce were dull
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

- steamer PENNSYLVANIA Capt. J
Baymore, will be ready to receive feight on FRIDAY
29tl, and positively sail on MONDAY, 1st September
at 10 CLOCK, A. NJ For freight or passage, having
superior state room accommodations, apply to
aug RANKIN a. WHITLOCK.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

a FOR RENT, two very neat new brick tene-
ku mens, in the extreme upper end of the city, near
the late residence OF Peter Cotton Decd Each tene-
men contains thee rooms and has Kitchen a smoke
house. and an acre and half OF handsomely enclosed
of both tenements we'll of excellent water. Rent,
1925 each. Apply to TOLER & COOK,
iv l8 Auents and Colentors
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-30

Buonaparte vas Immediately interroga-
ted by the philosophers d. to what he had
seen in the tomb of Scsostris but he pre-
served strict silence When they had once
more reached the plain, Monge approached
the General, and said Well, General will
you not relate to US all the marvellous
things you have seen in your subteuanean
journeyP
My dear Monge, returned Buonaparte,
ask Of me any thing you please save this,
because, IN this instance, | cannot reply to
you-besdes, you may ask Venture
But Venture, who had already received
his instructions from Buonaparte, would not
reply to any Of the numbcrless questions
which we're put 10 him. 1t was not tll the
year 1909 that the Emperor, chatting with
Baron Larry, entered into some details con.
corning his visit to the tomb of Se-ostris 4;
but it was not until the latter part Of his
life, while at ST. Helena, that he gave the
more full recital Of It, from which we have
compiled this account.
Ia reference To- the h,edal given by The
Imam, Buonaparte was known TO have
valued 1t much He had IL set IN the lid of
a -nui-box which lac always carried with
him. THIS snua-hox, among others, was lost
few days before the disastrous battle OF
Leipsic, from which time all bis misfortunes
must be dated We are not superstiueus
bat we mention the fact which Is detailed
ia the Wcmoircs If H. Baussot, as a very
curious coincidence.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-30

did gift Of new motor on the world, will be
ranked with the uobest of ear,h's sons. -
The goal is tempting one, and the more
SO since the keenest spirits in two hemis-
pheres are striving to reach it. We are ig-
norant who will receive the crown. but we
know who will not, viz, those who pay d.
vine honors 90 pef, and whose aspirations
never soar above the common objects Of vul-
gar ambition. GSaerally, the rich revela-
tons Of science are wade to those who love
/ them for themselves, ~ ,cr what they can
/ be sold for. They come down TO those who
seek them, who BY industrious study and re-
search struggle to find them out, and who
lprze them when found, as expressions of Dr.
vine thoughts for the good of the species
For months past, crowds have been has
tenng across every latitude, on their way
to the newly discovered realms of gold
An epidemic RACES to gather and hoard
that, which, except as symbol, has little
more value than its weight of inert sand
stone or granite. A peoples treasure is in
useful labor there is no wealth, and can be
none but what it creates Every rood.
great or small, is purchased by it. Sayages
with boundless territories and fertile lands,
are INDECENT and often destitute because
they work not A single days labor of
peasant or mechanic, tends to relieve hu-
man wants aud to increase human comforts.
1t produces that which is not to be had with
ont 1t, aud to winch tons of glittering ore
can tribute nothing. In fine, there is no
wealth bnt labor--no enjoyments but what
are derived from it,
But 10 those who are ambitious of emo
bling themselves aud really enrIchug their
country piacers lneNpresslbly more precious
than any to be found on the Sacramento,
are Invltngly open. Let them dig in THE
MINES or rnE MOTORS, aud they viii bring
ITO light active, fruitful, aud everlasting
sources of true opulence.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-30

PAY DAY. 1t is coming, and you will
fnd it ont in a very little while friend.
On no matter, put it down, I'll call in
4 few days
What an exclamation, Oh no natter
tell you 1t IS matter; matter enough to de-
prive you of credit and friends, house and
home. The habit once began, fastens itself
upon body, aud what is singular, the
memory seldom keeps pace with the accu-
mutation of these little debts.
few dollars here and there, how they
grow and multiply. Did Won ever notice.
likewise that when THAI unwelceme yisage
inirudes upon vonr solitude,-we mean
the face of the dun-that there is an un-
pleasant emotion awakened in your breast
something like anger, only little worse
Now, If you remember, that bunch of
grapes did taste very nice indeed, you
questioned If there could be sweeter, or
better, although you were eating what you
knew were not virtually your own. Grapes
are scarce and the little qualification cost
you some twenty-five cents. Not much, to
be sure, and yon would not have minded il
at all If you had paid at the time; but the
grapes are gone, the flavor failed to linger
thought Of them since so you wonder
when your bill of some ten dollars is pre-
sented how in the world it could have run
up to that large sum 50 quickly, and you
pay with muttered imprecation on your
own indulgence and carelessness pay
grudgingly, feeling that the money is not as
we'll spent as it might have been
Don't let these little debts accumulate
don't get into debt. Money don't go half
as fast when YOU pay down promptly.
That's strange fact
Not at all, sir; because when you make
II rule to settle on presentation of goods,
you are apt to stop aud wonder if the arti-
Gle is really necessary; and ten times out
of ten and one, you come TO the conclusion
that you are exactly as well without it,
Yes, good it may be So
No my be about II it is so. @ you
needn't thank US for advice now, but you
may after you have practiced it awhile.
Oire Branch.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-30

The stage driver is prince of peculiar
realm aud that realm consists of the VEL
low coach ne drives, and the high seat he
occupies, and his four mettlesome horses,
and forty miles of country road, and the
heart of several principal roads not to
speak Of ten thousand little matters of in
terest and pleasure, business and profit.
news and gossip, with which he is connect
ed. Hence, he, like a prince, is held in
reverence by the populace. OF all the peo-
pie on earth, he is the one who rolls by in
guided coach he is the one who sweens
II high and dry over the world; he is the
one who rides through his immense estate
with the most lordly and consequential air.
and all the rest of US seem to be but poor
tenants and gaping Doors. It is something
TO speak 10 stage driver it is a great
thing to be able 10 Joke with him 1t IS
sign oi great man to be recognized by
the Stage driver To be perchance known
by one who knows nobody. is nothing. To
be known, to be pointed out, TO have your
name whispered IN a by-stander's ear. by
one who knows every body, affects YOU
The stage driver differs from steamboat
captain Ia that the latter is not seen to be
SO Immediately connected with his craft as
the former. We meet the captain at the
breakfast table; he is nobody; he is no
more than we we can eat as well as he
can. But VINO dare touch the stage drivers
ribbons Who dare swing his whip How
rapidly, securely he drives down one hill
and up the next, and that with fifteen pas
sengers and half ton of luggage Then
how nalestlcally he rounds to- at the door
OF the tavern Wha: delicate pomp ia the
movement Of the four handsome horses -
In what style the cloud of dust, that has
served as an out-rider, all the way, passes
OH when the coach stops How the villa
gers-ihe blacksmith, the shoemaker. the
thoughtful politician, and the booty loafers.
that tlil the stoop-grin and stare, aud make
their criticisms How he filings the reins
OF the tired horses to the stabe-boy, who
presently returns with Il splendid relay -
How he accepts these from the boy with
that sort of AIR with which a king might be
supposed to take his crown from the hands
of valet There are his gloves, withal;
he ALWAYS wears gloves, as much as a Sara,o-
ga fine lady; would no sooner touch any
thing without gloves than such laoy would
a glass OF Congress water.
Moreover, his punctuality has something
preternatural IN 1t IN the coolest weather.
IN the scyerest storm, in fogs, in sleet, in
hail, IN lightning, in mud, when nobody else
is abroad the stage driver appears, round
ing the c,rner, just as regular and Just as
quiet as the old clock in the kitchen.
Richard Edaey ard the GOc.S Family.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-30

Discomfort. This is sin that is its
own punishment, and makes men torment
themselves it makes men sad-the body
sick-and all enjoyment sour; it arises not
from condition but the mind. Paul was
contenied IN pfison-Ahab was discomfort
ed in a palace he had all the delights of
Cauaan, that pleasant land, the wealth of
kingdom, the pleasures of court, the hon
ors and powers of a throne, yet all this a.
walls him nothing without Naboth's yine-
yard luordinaie desire exposes men to
continual ,exations, and being disposed to
fret, they will always find something TO fret
about .Hattheso Henry.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-30
THE THREE CALLERS.

IY q. sWAINE.
Nom oaeih loudly 10 a iaT boy st'uying
Mid golden meadows Iich with olusef dew
sho cal, but he suii thinks efnouaht bui playing,
And 50 she smiles ald valves him adieu
Whilst be- stll no'ry with 'ho n5weTy store,
Deems not that mora, swce, Morn ietuius no more
Moon cometh, but the boy To manhord growing
ileods not the ume-he socs bcl one s~eet form,
One yuual iaF face fom bggeT Of jasmine glowins
Aud ell his loving heart with bliss l. warmi
70 Noon, uaae'icei, seeks ihe western shore.
Aud man iafgeis that Noon returns nc more.
Night tappet gentli at easement gleamisg
With the thin arc light, aiek'ing lint and low,
BY which gray haired man Is ssd, dreaming
Der pleasure. gone, as all lie's pleasures go;
Night calls him 10 her, and he leaves his door,
Silent aud Oakland be returns moro.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-30
i'NH 'NNNNNt 'tA ArHtNN'
SIN no MORE.

nY Il. Y. CONRAD.
- sia 90 muIe, BEST Woi.e thing cone uPnn thee.
An ,hoa youar, sea hurt noi sigcn
Dswy blood and hioou TO louven'
TauYest iiil ide's morn be o'cf?
Iausr, OF ere The bolt Sc driven
snno moie
AT urou aecd: sces',r thou power:
Rank %, s-id III dust tho dowcr?
r.ae 90 viea'he iay rrwAle. hoari
Do'arfl death hangs Der Thy houi
BOO no more.
Ar thou hl's,; False joys oaIe-s thee;
Aai iao worlds embraces press thee
TO lot hollt'. caakorrd core
Waken! Heaven aloao Goa l.ess thee,
STA 800 more!
Az thou wretched; Haih eHrh lncirow
Sown iis soto reap iis so,ross
Tum TO ueasen-ropeni- adore
Hope now ligb, foa iaitb eau borrow
Sin 40 more
May a meek and iafi devotion
F.nthy beat. us woras iho ocean,
Gh,.ius lloa,ra Iip.a shore Co .hore
Then wiliitsu--c,laed each emotion
sia ne more!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-30
miscellaneous.
NAPOLEON Ar THE TOMB OF
SES0STRiS.

The capture of Alexandria, aud the bat
tie OF the Pyramids, had temporarily estab-
lshed the French sway in Egypt. The
Mameukes, those soldiers gIitlering in gold
and precious stones, whom Mahoniedan ia
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-30

~ A Black Varnish for leather, picture
frames, ornamental stands, for 'touchinglup'
the backs of books, chess-boards, dancing
pumps &c, may be made by dissolving
two ounces of black sealing-wax in four
ounces Of recti6ed spirits OF wine; it
should be applied with camel's hair brush.
aud laid on very smooth; when dry, sec
ond and third coat may be applied il then
assumes a brilliant je, polish, which is very
durable, aud resists the action OF water.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-30

To RESTORE Ivory Ivory dlscolored
by grease may beparlalls restored by boil
ing II IN pure turpeniine, and polishing Il
afterwards with friction by the palm OF the
hand and a llitle whitening.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-30

Why is a newly opened dry goods
store like a house on firel Because II
starts all the bellies of the city.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-30
luottbmon & State Journal.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

TERMS 80 cash in udvuncoi seoo fpavmcui :. NOT
mado ia advance always charged from the end OF
the year.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-05-28

from intense popular hatred by the con.
tempt, into which his name has fallen.
The State is never to contract debts for in.
ternal improvement, is never to 90 into
partnership with companies Of specula.
tors, is never 10 assume the debts of coun.
ties, cities, towns or boroughs, is never to
authorize sectional majorities to force their
fellow.citizens into debts and difficulties
by act of Assembly, is never to permit a
single individual or small conclaye of
individuals to levy taxes or expend the
public money. And under its provisions
the State government is to be what it ought
to be mere AGENCY for the keeping of
the PEACE and the preservation of SOCIAL
ORDER.
Yet Mrs. Partington and all her chill.
dren are engaged in trying to persuade
the people to reject the new constitution
Granny Blizzard and her children, pro.
verbal for mischief we're never worse en-.
ployed. Most Respectfully, &C.,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-05-28
For the Spirit Of Democracy.

For the Spirit Of Democracy.
Mr.. EDITOR: Your correspondents have
favored us with some extracts from the Rev.
Sydney Smyth. A writer equal in talents
and attainments TO Sydney Smyth has
delivered similar sentiments. allude to
T. Darlington McCaulay, name that will
never be mentioned with more honor than
it deserves. That gentlemen amongst
many other weighty and valuable observa-
tons favors us with the following: "Build-
ings for State purposes, the State must
erect. And here we think that in general
the State ought to stop. We firmly believe
that FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND pounds sub.
scribed by individuals for rail roads, or
canals, would produce more advantage to
the public, than FIVE MILLIONS voted by
Parliament for the same purpose. There
are certain old saws about the masters
eye and about every body's business in
which we place great faith," McCaulay's
Miscellanies page 1917. Now be it remem-
bered, that the NEW CONSTITUTION grubs up
the last root and the last fibre of tho poison
Upas tree of the plunder system. 1t takes
up, for disavowal and contradiction, every
idea of Dewitt Clinton, that renegade from
democratic principles, who is only saved