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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-03
Dividend.

The President and Managers of the Philadelphia
Turnpike Company. have this day declared a divi-
lend of per cent for the last Six mouths which
will be paid to the Stockholders or their legal re-
on or after the 18th of March next,
by EDW AtD lAlNAl1A, IreaSur".
Feb. Cd. 1899 85--2w
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-03

For the Deiti7utire Journal.
TO THE PEOPLE OF DEJ.AWrApE

rrfa hoy 'S 5 IRE t i ,a o A W a g lib
P6 The fund s s5i na s s appy ys. ~
sas hs hsy e sis G s G s y s
S en o s M S"fay Gss e o%c
@ and d .er for that # a o cS 3 IN s
the district is provisions introduced for he eoeston
imposition pretend my
is sa'a .s't 9St 'G s
SaP5se sssaai Sa sI
as s
Esofy is %s"s All f
f. ss s0e e Of waG ahGa they S b, ~, es their b
hi h more Of Mss n1 @ M So ct w s
have nG been hail as It Of
general diffusion O Intelligence among Classes ptops 1hey
s improve &C. condition Of s aay ae pr
iss H ns us S
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,S sat is I'd eta % Nc ss
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th slusiy ioseizs1 Wsh aloas long
fss,i ss too ls.
AZ ak R lid t it. % &c stS @
f s1 Ats es ,DS %Gs + III s;
ns has b aso nor os ar sp9 a e and ys
yiioa ills OBJECTION needs fSk, and orc a,an ho
Ill crude an dijo5e opinions The subject ays not been
s sp py W ~ ,f.s.d
IN u ssSa sySa
nes s sSnns ' to ea s VIE
az sn ar5a 5n ts vhs pio Prompts
sni a az Che % 's @ 8 q G and
Eo sris o III ny S M he nera ard that h
not its author. Dover, January 80, 1879.
,on Die,crson elected BY the Legislature of New Jer-
sey to the Senate of the u States, place of d. Bacnan,
cigncd-and Theodore Frenghuyen is elected for years
from the 3rd. of Marehnext
n s S ne If MI MIA y sa @ esa 9rns s H.
ao s'N fiji n' H. was ''' . 4's 'seA 10y
Of NJ Aaoa Wilton Conn set St q fire n tile
s5 b s Committed a for p trial. Charged VIII tie crime
s o9 s with sPs an s Aa besa
seat the Kentucky which ss , h Te e Mr. M
the Adams party nave MINORITY
s. S''SSS r. , ' ss
The American Consul et St. ubes for Lisbon on the day Gapt
s1 g P G s e ts on sf a: s
had v h @ The Tie Sospse S s
weh y the Governor but they were refused
On opening the Philadelphia Doyes
Of letters wTe dsroe It
mai the lorshan post Office few miles from poylcown
e ygsa @ aa s ssS a
Ting ihis in Boston, The dogs instead
disturbing of with those who have
, 20 attend nleetig.s'
BEDFORD, (Nfas Jan. a..
Rochester, the
black snake four feet Ill egt was killed in the
village Of hattapoet. 1t gliding over the
about four inches in depth.
, PROVIDENCE, (R. IL Jan. ~.
agin brisk and bnstng
although said to b. hard The observer WING passes
within few days for "e Of our n n 70 s M b
M'Dufie
his
On the OF economy.
I'd w ,,....-..-..z.----
MaRRIED--In Wilmington, on Wednesday 10Th january
Iby Rev L. W. Gilbert, Mr. HENRY l.. PECKARD to Miss
MARY CANN, both of Clnisiana Bridge
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EMLAW 4s.ZsE yOVR Il n az.
W..n...a.a.s..Ills..NSla.tSSs.
Tuesday, February 8, 1929.

communication respecting Intempeance, is unadvoida-
by postponed it snail appear in our next
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-03

We are indebted to friends at Dover for coplous ex-
tracts from the proceedings fhc Legislature received by the
two last mails
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-03

Timothy Pickering Esq died Thursday last at salem aged
81 years.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-03

from ice business agan brisk and bnng,
although said to BE- hard The observer VINO passes
beuds the of cotton that have
of manufacturers will he
surprised nd that southern friends can Re SO blind to their own
M'Duhie
assured that he Will alter his opinions
on the subject of domestic economy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
March 3Ist. 1890

NJ Office hereby given 10 the propretos Of the unre
deemed six per cent stock crested in pursuance
act Of Congress, Of the 9th Of March, 1914 amounting
millions hundred aud eighty seven hum
dred agd twenty-five dollars aud nne'yTo cents, under
several denominations Of the "L0aH of MAY 3D. 1914 Of
100000 dollars, vhich supplemental Stock has iss
t Of SPPfsmentGt iir per cent stock of 1914 of
cent stock Of 1914" that their certificates upor the .rrtsn
der ereO wilton the fret day Of July next psd TO
respectively or to Their legal representatives, aornes du-
y constituted, at the Treasury the Loan Once where
The stock thus 10 be reimbursed may stand credited.
Aud rs further made known for the information Of the
parties concerned, that transfer Of the certificate. issued
under the act Of the 24h March, S4 from the books of The
treasury or OF the C"mmissionets Of Loans will be allowed
AFTER the Isl day Of June next aud that the nerecn the
stock hereby notified payable, will determine on
me dy next preceding the day hereby fixed for the
me tnereoi' S. ID. INGHAM
april T. lO7-uidJuly SeC'Ty Of the Treasury
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LANDS FOR SALE

II.
SeHE subscriber Offers for sale his estate called Gree,
- Spri &, lying on james River, in James CITY couny
about two miles from Jsnies Town and forty the
mouth oil the RIVER II rontans nearly three thousand
~ sn5 least two thousand five hundred of which, are CO.
vered heavily with timber and wood that
on Of the State, commencing at the Bank River and
lying 10 where more than and half miles
he umner OF great variety, quality, aud very
rse proportion admirably adapted for ship building The
whole estate remarkably level and aft rds the roads.
on IS. large stream with dam already constructed and
capable for the greater of the year, driving any
Shnery The navigation the landings equa TO any 10 the
Union. - -
On !: farm already opened of excellent land Of about
three hundred and which might he extended small
pense 10 double that quantity; large proportion of which
would be as fertile the State; and three
hundred the finest meadow land The con.
' OF large and elegant brick dwelling kitchen and Office
attached, IN complete repair aud handsomely painted brick
onhouse' barns stables, &c. fine orchards, garden and
'eeded last fall, and well set in timothy all under good en-
closures Several thousand dollars been expended on
hese objects, within the last three years fine spring
Wthlu lew yards the door, the we'll
~ section reaiderce of nearly five years, mily
IN winch there has not been of serious ind.posii;oi
mas wei established the heathness Of the situation. Would
various descriptions team, farming utensils household aud
kitchen furniture, several hundred cords Of wood carts
csy'os' TOOLS lighters, and superior schooner of about
eighty TONS ready TO launch in few weeks. The subscriber
mas carried on the Wood and Timber bushes. FOR
aud has found e,dy sale for all he could prepare for
market Wood has sold at from IDOL 25cts Idol. 50cls
pang REMOVAL this property will he sold extremely low
or cash. or on very accommodating credit for certain security
WI" be divided 10 suit purchasers. Alo hvs hundred
us' qday bottom land lying the Great Kanawhs, about
twenty-five miles from the mouth that river. Also
mo1ey thousand Of good laud lying Farx
ty Va. within three miles Of Alexandria
Terms and further particulars will be known on sd.
Plea9n 10 Thomson +. Mason, Esq. Of Alexandria D. O.
Or 10 The subscriber in by letter addressed him
al Green Spring, near Williamsburg, Virginia.
may o. e-wSm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05

lFrs. tie Los.aor Hesv Moathy Magazine jor Ayrill
COUSINS.
u HySsn, d..'oa, eraia, les pels Cou.iuss Scribe
Had you ever a Ger,r, TON?
Dad your Cousin happen to siuss
Sii,ers we've all by the dozen, Tom
But Cousins different thing
And y0r,d hnd, II yon ever bad ki's'd her Tom,
Ihstyour lips would have heeuin tii.,er, Tom
For they are not Of The Sister genus.
There is something, Tom, in Sister. lip
When you give her goodnight hiss,
That ,avoufs so much OF rslaiiCn,hip
Thet 'th,nE amss
But Cousins lip IL you once unite
With yVurs, in the quietest way.
4nHetd Of sleeping wink that nsh,
Eoul be dSeamng the following DAY.
And people think It no harm Tou
With Cou'in 10 hear you talk;
aud no one feels any asrui, Tom,
AZ quiet eousinly walk
Bni, Tom, you'll soon find what happen 20 know,
That such walks often grow into .traynx
AID the voices OF Cousins sometimes SO low,
Heaven only knows what you'll be saying.
Andthon there happen 50 often, Tom,
Soft pressure of hands, aud fingers,
and look, that were mouldei TO soften, Tom,
And tones which memory fingers;
That long ere your walk is half over, the s,riDsu
OF your heart are all put into play,
2y The voice Of those fair demissi.,eriy things,
Ia not quite toe most brotherly way.
ATa the song OF Sister may bring TO you, Tom,
Such tones as the suyles WOO,
But fear 10 your Cousin should sing 10 you Tom,
You'll take her for angel too:
For 50 curious note Is that note of theirs,
That you'll fancy the voice that gave IL,
Ias heer all the while singing the Naiiopsl Airs,
Instead of the Psalms OF David.
1 once had Cousin that sung, Tom,
And her name may be namele.s now,
Bat the sound OF these songs !, still young, Tom,
Though no longer so:
'Iis folly 20 dream Of Bower Of green
When there i, not leaf the tTee;-
bnt 'twix walking and singing that Cousin has been
God forgive her! the ruin Of me.
And nov care n6asht for society, Tom,
And Iced most snohorite life,
Tor rvs lived 'cyself INTO slbreiy, Tom,
And out OF thH wish for c wife;
Bat oh! II 1 faiu ~ half Whist I mightsav
So sad were the lesson 'lwould give
That twould keep YOU from loving for many day,
And from Cousins--as long a, YOU live.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05
L1lId for .SnIs-

rF7HE subscriber Offers Tor sale bis whole estate consists
ing Of Smiley which contains hundred &C q,
q" ntfate aDd, which there large dwelling house snd
quisie for lsi ming
Also, bis iardens tract two miles from Shirley containing
between u 1900 VI heavily timbered IsDd with one
Of the hest Gr Mills the Staei being neyerIailinv
stream aud making between 900 barrels nett Of toll corn
per together wild hundred likely negroes among
whom tfadesmen bOuse servants, &c. &c
The above properly lies James River in ChsrIes Civ
county, Va; and within 20 miles Of Richmond ten Of Pc
srsbug and three OF City Pont Those who are really de.
20 purchase may sscehsin the terms by applying 20
Beverley Randolph ESQ. Richmond OF 60 Hugh Melon Pc
t-r-f IRE. snl re invited ~ view 'he r.. or
0TIhe Editors me Fhinnal Intelligence viii De pleas.
their bil 70 lAs o,ics.
NAY ~ Twin
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have the honor. Sir, to be
Your most obi humble Serv'i.
(Signed) w. II. TAYLOR.
U. s. Ship Erie,
December, 1928.

CUF1.J
NEwBERN, ". c. March (Aprin 9th. ISL.

NEwBERN, ". c. March (ApriD 9Th, 1920.
Post mark April ~
JOSIAH TATNALi., Esq.
SiR-l have this moment seen letter, from
you TO Messrs. Gales and Seston, Washington; as
II regards the statement made OF my having met
Captain Turner in a Ball room, must say that the
report was made at Newbern, previous to my ar.
rival IN the U. States, and cannot say from what
source; but L am induced TO believe from Mr..
- who has reported many infamous falsehoods
here, and pslmed himself upon my friends as hav-
ing been an Officer OF mine. do most positively
deny having said, drecuy-or indirectly, any thing
relative TO Misunderstanding between myself and
Capt. Turner-but have always spoken oil him, as
Gentleman who had treated me with attention
and politenesS Nor have | said a word, relative
10 the affair OF the Federal, other than condemn
ing him Tor taking my Vessel unjus,iiably.
remain, Sir, most respectfully,
Your Friend and servant
(SigneD w. III. TAYLOR
The foregoing Opinion and letters are true CO.
pies from the Records and files of the U. S. Dis
trict aud Superior Court of West Florida in my of
fee excepting the suppression OF name in the
last letter.
w. HASELL HUNT, Clerk
u. S. Dist. and SUpr. Ci. " z.
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\ RUNAWAY IN JAIL.-

WAS committed 10 the jail Of Gloucester county Va
w Esd day Of Januay LAST, negro by The uems
Of Henry who says he sthe property OF Dr. Fletcher Of
Eat Fiofdai that he purchased 10 Georgia when small
boy snf carried where the Msppi where be wa.
bought by The said Fetche ktom the appearance Of the
sad negro aud bis account, he is supposed he about
twsny eight years Of age very black about six niche,
hEhi aud very intelligent for saye.-W When committed 10
Jsil, he had coat Of grey cloth The
requested 10 forward, Prove property, aud hiu
away he viii be sold the law directs.
JAMES II. JONES, JailoT,
Clio. County, Va
Anil II2-',.an
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then noticing that his duties as Moderator of that
body were closed, retired from the chair and con-
Quoted the new Moderator to his station.
MIR. Rice, making the chair, expressed his de-
sire TO discharge with satisfaction the duties to
which he bad been most unexpectedly called, un-
der sense that, with his whole determine alton to
exercise his best talents therein, he should need
the Indulgence OF the members
The Rev. Robt. M'Carty of New york was
then unanimously elected temporary clerk.--The
CLERK OF the General Assembly is a permanent
appointment, requiring the discharge of weighty
duties during the recess OF the assembly
Tyy - G1-eNs
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NOTICE.

US hereby given that application will be made the
~ Treasury Of the United States for the renewal of o%.
feate of stock. which he, been lost The cerii6ste for
$3.50 Of the loan Of 1915 ofunded per stock
the lab Juue, ls7, numbered So standing tue Losn
the Of
l.. WARRINGTON.
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q NIL. IL 11znn,.a

WELL qualified miller, capable Of dischsrging all the
N duiie; nc 20 his business and TO take charge Of
m find advantag situation. gentleman in the
country, dssrous TO engage such attend mill
about twenty miles above Richmond For further particulars
apply tue Designed who authorised to make an en-.
gsgemeut
ANDREW SWEENY.
NAV qg ,r
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PENSACOLA, May l2.-At the late May Term
Of ,'r United States District and superior Court
vs., The case Of Daniel Turner, Com
c'e Sloop Of War Erie in behalf
Safes, as of himself and the
or RS ua OF the said Soop of War Erie
Against the Schooner Federal, her tackle, apparel
armament ard appurienGnces, was tried. The fol-
lowing is The opinion the Court, Hon Henry
NJ. Breckenridge Judge, delivered in said case.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05

THE CHEROKEES, we are informed on good
authority, are making extensive arrangements to
90 west of the Mississippi. The whole of the
Hicks family, are going. Charles Hicks, il will
be remembered, was, previous 10 his death, the
head Chief, or King of The nation, station which
he filled with great dignity, credit 10 hisef and
usefulness to his people. His family connections
still retain great weight in the councils of the ma
ton; and when they go, the example, we think,
will be extensively followed. [.ifiKedge. Jour-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05

Gi0ttcesfer County Curt, DIoy Term, 1920:
TfaUE Commisi9uer appointed this day 10 value Henry
- Runaway ssye Committed 70 The jail Of ibis county
reformed report Of The yaluaon Of said slave aud The cou
being Of opinion that hsssd runaway go not sell public
suction iOr sufficient 70 pay the prison fees snd other
expsnes alter btng combined m tselve months do 6K be
time ~ h imprisonment 10 he until the Gu day Of June
and doth ofder Chat The sl slave 81 The cod thereof he sold
hythe'eni public suction, sfer The time and place Of sale
bayins been advertised according 10 isw.
Cory. Tede,
ARTHUR S. DAVIES, G. G..
P1-uani o. ihe shove ofdar0f court, shall sesi public
suction " 6eurelte c0ufihoue, f1 ready money on Sat.
urdsY The 3h dy Of }Oae NEXT the slave Henry
90 Che fs.d o;iei
MAT W. KEMP, p. 3. f,r
u /. NCTTALL, s. G.. 9.
h'fif 81. Tin -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05

FRENCH CLAIMs.-Inslructons are at this mo-
ment, in preparation for Mr. Rives, which are as
full s. conclusive as any that can be made out for
special Minister, touching on all the points con-
nected with these claims; and, we learn that the
new Minister, who holds a very high rank in the
nation, both for talents and great business habits,
will soon be ready for his departure, and will lose
no time, on his arrival, TO bring the subject before
the French Cabinet. IN Y. Courier
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NOTICE,

TlOMMIrTED TO rbel Jail on the goth J.nuary last
- NEGRO BOY, ssed about fourteen years, four feel
'eeo inches high short made full face, short broad nose
rather saow complexion: his clothing consisted Of white
Toundabou blue cloth pantaoan', sud says his
DREW and that he taken from Edmund Troer Of the
Oouuy OF Hatoway Vaby the Sheriff of said County nd
sold, and that trader purchased him and from whom he
ranawy and he does n) know his owners name. The
owner OF said negro reque'ed TO comply with the law
take the said negro swsy.
GERMAN JORDAN, Tailor.
for Campbell County Va.
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WARRANTED SCYTUES-

" hININNIN I I'D % HIS.
YR Or ssle ST the Sign Of the Pad Lock- plee asort.
~ OF Scythes which warrant. Farmers are invited
20 cal aud giys them trisl
Aso the British Scyhes from 4S TO 81 nche, and
general assortment OF hardware, Saddery Eodgers fine
CUTLERY, worth tbs attention Of purchasers.
THOMAS a. RUST.
NAV % A-9-
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DIN b. ROY having removed to Norfolk, has
established himself there a Commission
Merchant, and will transact any business confded
TO his care. The possession of the commodions
FIRE proof Public Warehouse, situated in the most
eligible part Of the Borough, enables him 70 offer
to the planters descending the Roanoke, secure
and convenient Storage for their produce. His
Office is IN the house recently occupied by Messrs
!. & r. l.. Tabb. June 2 III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05

W iRGlNiA In ohanceIy- At Superior court Of O6,n.
The osth OF jan 1929 - y N' w
William Bsynhsm Matthews, p,,r
against
1eorBe W. Banks, john Stevenson, Niur cd Saunders and
Mary Temple admos Of John Temple deed John Tsvioe
Lomsz, Lewis Rodgers Thomson H. Caperton John H.
rs, Laurence Muse, survivor Of hime Henry 1,ne
the said Laurence aud james T. Mieou Thoma. M Hen
ley, D.e."
TINS day came again The psre. by their counsel; and the
eouthavng msturey considered the premises the
m'ns thefeupon, doth refer the between parties
20 one ot the Conimissiontr who directed examine
state aud settle the ssme and also, account of The
trust und IA the proceeding, mentioned and how much
.He.eot remains nniroed Of aud report the said accounts
70 hs Court with matters specially stated deemed per-
nen ny hnei OF when may be required by the partes
DC 50 ''a'so' cory. Te'te,
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VIM. G. PENDLEToN, c. C.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,

Richmond, March 4th, 1929.
The parties inereed will please take notice ,S have
appointed the 9th day OF June next the accounts
directed n the foregoing order Of Court on hich ay al
Se''ek NJ they require attend my Office IN th.
Oy with Their accounts, vouchers ready for
examination and seuemeut and with Copies of h. ne
eesssry Court papers.
Apriis. ms ,.ts,h In.
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NechGncsuiHe Turnpike C0mpanu
T'HE Stockholders OF this Company, are request
n ed TO attend General meeting TO be held at
the Union HOTEL in the City of Richmond, on Sa-
turday the 18th June next, at / o'clock, 4. NJ.
By order Of the President and Directors.
G. NJ. CARRINGTON, sec'ry
May -. I-wd
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Communicated for the Baltimore Republican.
Baltimore 2lsf 1Tnv 1890


Sir,-Ihe friends of Mr. Clay and the Tariff
are hiling the papers with letters and statements
about The excellence of our manufactures, with a
design suppose, to prove the wisdom of that
gentleman and the excellence of the Tariff.
In the Gazette Of last evening, there is given
under the editorial head an extract of a letter
from hio, stating that in South America ''deci-
ded preference is given 10 American cottons. The
British cannot in these countries where we are
on the same equality of duties with themselves,
compete with the American imporiations of the
coarser cotton fabrics,' and "that the yigilant Bril-
fish salesman exhibits his goods with the qualii-
cation that they are american domestics.''
III there is one wcrd OF truth in these allegations.
every person in the country must be satisfied that
the Tariff is quite unnecessary; because if our
manufacturers can manufacture goods cheaper and
better than the British, il is quite ridiculous 10 inn
pose duties OF so or 80 per cent. upon goods that
VIII not be imported-our own being according 10
this letter, both better and cheaper. But what are
the facts: We imported in the year ending 30th
September last, as appears by the Custom house
returns, manufactured Cottons to the value of
S10,995,730
Which were mostly British, and re-
exported TO the value of -. 2,242, 7S9
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Which were mostly British, and re-
exported TO the value of -.

Leaving TO be consumed in this country So, 752 ,99l
During the same period the tUl0ie a.
mount Of american manufacture
Ell Cotton Goods, exported to all
parts Of the lcOrld, amounted on
lyto Sl,OlO 232
SO that ii appears we consumenear nine millions
worth of foreign COttOnS, though our oIUn are
better and cheaper, aud that, TO supply the de-
mands oil our foreign customers, we import mil
lions worth, at expense of per cent. at least,
in order to Te-erpOrt them TO countries where our
0tCn would be preferred. The whole supposition
Is too absurd 10 require comment.
cannot believe that such letter ever came
from Rio, and am inclined 10 think that the Ga
zette has heen hoGrsd by some member OF the
Harrisburg Convention, which met in 1927, as in
paper published by that body il is said that the
goods made by our olCn mills are The cheapest and
best an The tDOrid; they have driven like British
goods out OF every market accessible to us to
them, though our great rival has attempted to
counterfeit our goods in numerous instances to
deceive the people of Mexico and South Ameri
ca Compare this language with the letter from
Rio, and believe you will agree with me.
All that the enemies of the Tariff wish, is, to
have the facts fairly stated-and | think | have
proved from the records OF the Custom House
(the accuracy of which will not be questioned,)
that, the statement in the letter from Rio is cor
feet, our merchants blind to their own inter-
ests, IN sending British goods, imported at great
eXpence, 10 places where they are not liked, and
where american domestcs would be preferred
and that the inhabitants of the United States are
taxed 30 TO 80 per cent. on the cottons consumed
by them for the benefit ola few manufacturers,
who afford to make them cheaper and better
il the letter is 10 be believed.
A STTRSCRTBT,p
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Chsneesy-In Ameis county, T shrusry court 1929.
Nshauisi Harrison executor Of Edmund Harriscp dee

against
Vsorss Robertson and John r. Robertson ana
= sxor OF the late james Robert,on SER. dee Deit
defendant George Robertson, not having entered bis s
anse and gwen security according 10 the OF Assem-
ply and the rules Of th, court appearing 10 the .ais.
se,on ci the court that he nhsb this com
uon"eath II ordered that said Defendant
on the Sh Thursday in June next, the bin Of the
ana That copy OF this order be forhw 18th inserted
some newspaper published the City of Richmond, OF
Town OF bury, Tor and posted
usess'ive court days. A Copy Teste.
]. L. LEIGH, c. &