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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19
June 10,

PenifentiaTy, 9Th .uO. 10, 1929.
HoiICE IS hereby given, that by the rules and reeuls
Sss uons adopted by the Executive the hours
TO ~ O'Clock, Mondsys Tuesdays. Wedn.dsy,
Inereonr:s far ssrelso, receiving and
ae'YernB oil articles will be suspend ed for
an hour between and O'Clock the 2oh March t
h OF September aud from the 20,h September the goth
MARCH, between aud o'clock a. hi and Zone hour, from
one 10 O'clock throughout the year al all other time. Of
me day, persons having business with 1.-THE Inuiou or
OF in oiheer',."ili be promptly attended to,
SAM'L Z. PARSONS
,n 90 Superintendent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19
RACES.

RACES.
The Gloucester over the Campseh eouf.s,Y com
nsoeed Tuesday the ssh Msy aud tsrmnated fo'e~
First day colts and fs won by James 3. Garr ns
so,rel FLY, Eliza cos~eL 2ad day Joeky Club $500.
By Jnos p Whites horse Wary 3rd day Po.t stake
male heats. 100, wa, by Iohn r. Whe's horse
Wicked WIZ Alb day dandy esp, nile heats thsst three in
ave, also vsney Wicked Win beating three have
not witnessed better sFcit At sny coarse thu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19
MRS. GARNETT'S SCHCQt.

=
TFJ III. close on the lst Of August, to cCer No
w more. But she bcgs 20 assure alf>ccn-
cerncd that 10 'hc-last hour her attention To it sl
be snIeInissed az ever Indeed, It's her rs6,i.:t
that all her present pupils should remain " if
until the end of the Session. for, with the aid {
her Daughters she can still lake as good care. Q.
them IS heretofore. EIer own increasing i'll t1.a; n .
tor several months past, is her chief motive FOR D.
terinining not again to resume the duties Of Jcs
cher, after he present term expires: since she h,
reason to aPprehends that without some greasc.
change, than she has any right to expect. she ear
not much longer eujoy--eyen the physical abb y
TO teach.
She VIII avail herself Of this oScasion 10 'r.;l.
Tor the FIRST Tine since she opened her School. hc-
grateful Acknowledgements to all her friends
and ether States, tor the many, long continue .
proofs which they have given her Of their >rtr!'
aence IN her capacity and desire 20 serve them 81.
the persons OF their children-for the Kindness ari
even friendship which many OF them have rrs,.
tested towards herself and Daughters; but cspce.-
ally Tor the generous manner in which she Gae
not unirequentiy, heard OF their Tepravinr ccrtai
attempts 10 injure her School that had Meth.
proVocation Dor shadow Of truth to justify them
Attic this gratitude has AWAY. been deeply iei;
she has heretofore denied herself the pleasure
exp ess ng II, lest il might be rnscons,rucd il q
one OF those miserable mana uvres 20 cngagcp -
tronage by which the highly useful an nost itnpor
tant profession of the publie Instrucoris 90 often
tho unconsciousiy, degraded. .to,r that it Is he
YONG the power even of malice itself 70 give an;
such false c0Ioaring % her rnotiyes-since she +,
taking final leave of the pithlis in her charTc:t-
OF Teacher, she viii indulge herself in this pL,;
sure; but regrets. that she has no language h,
which she can DO justice to feelings so long, oni
with such difficulty restrained. She viii cSerist
however, the hope, that they win be therour,,I,
understood-at least, by all TO whom she is MOI.
particularly anxious to make them known
EIr.W c.3 Essex County, Va
June Il, ISIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19

LU2 Of 'iU--tI2 OF 50-lG2 0f ..0,-2Ol Of 20.
! ia oi 2o-and His OF lo-amc ntins ro
$213,760
PRIcE OF TICKETS
Whole Tickets, $40 Quarters 50 80
Halves 3 Eiqhtbs '.- -
w Orders for Tickets in all the current TSr,
ries, enclosing the Cash, or Prize Tickets, viii 10
promptly attended to address 70
Z. NuCKrF.
June 10 T1-ta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19
To the Agent Ter pssi- Dlited Slsi,,I
urI.,on. ., E.clr,oud Va


To the Agent FER pssi-s DIit.d sisi,st
PeL.ons at kietIropd, Va.
Al 1Isks for the payent of ter.ioy. to
wid5u eiIdsn OF pepVass Seii,iu cases, aud ies
ether Purposes
Sect he enacted ~ tie Senate aud Rs.ss 81 Rspye.
starxs Of fhs ted States Araertea Csnsrsss a,-
ssmsied Ia y! the dectn VI any insa p.n,ion,r
before the esrtea Ut the esnnus,es OF h ai:seay
quirsd by the act entitled As IsSr,px
toinvsd psnsorsIs psied March tord
sreieary VI VA, snd he hereby directed, the
legal rePrestutavss OF such deceased invalid the
p.a,on due at the tune OF ha dss,h the rss at whith
was hKsd al his last Provided such last
ton was within two yesrs FROM the tune OF has death.
See2 dad DC further enacted, That whenever Re
'sntpnsry pensohsr shall die the Secretary Msr
eaGst 10 be paid the VI due the
at the al his death; and all payments una.r
act ha be made to the widow Of the
~ hsI Awvney, 1t he eii widow, cad
ehiidtS Of the to htr guardian, or Ator
ney aud Do ehiid shiidsn thea
uves VI tie deceased.
ssetS Ias be fsytar enacted, That in al case. Of
spPeaon or psu'ons io wouads received ID the ks,oU-
uaaafy war, tue testimony 10 es,aon the aSls be
iheD, ated IN tue 50 nh those wsU app,
'ions ior wounds received Ia the lat, Great
laPprIVed, 1d'MsTeh, 1879.
~ We shall publish Mr.. Clay's Speech in
our next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19

FIFTEEN DOLLARS KEW ARD.
fSSOAPED from the subeEber, lis,pg IN KING William
NJ County, some nnie May, small compact light bay
hor;e supposed 10 De seven OLD,
OF spawn pint aud sTendssL with ark susat Extending
de"n h' back he pAee remarkably WE'LL aud has
way of uniting rode, aud will under the
ssddie tie brought down klchni Aususta
OounIy ny Ms. Ohares H. Rowlspd, whom beloEs
and probably making ms bach. For the sptIeLspso
and delivery Of SAID horse TO air. Lew. Webb Of hchronJ
vail be paid tie above I-usrd.
GEORGE b. MILL
June ~ H. 81 ~
ILL er sold, tue tSsuiy.n day OF tue i,r..II,
w month, before The Va dosr Bei Tavern ia tbe
CITY Of hiehmond, for ready moasy, negro bow uautA
pao!si, Belonging ~ tie estate of John Plee decds
JOHN Z. PRICE, Adm'or,
OF john Price, dec.
June 49, Is-St,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19
C0MPAN Y.

WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE
z EHIIE Visitors and Governors Of tbe Cnl,oro r.
"a William and Mary arc nntjfied. that their
Annual Meeting takes place on the an d,y Of
July next, on which day, they are respectfully in
vited to attend, at their Council Chamber.
RO. McCANDLfSH. Rector
" l4iidIhSours3 jIne -. l2--tltlr,'iv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19
roll SAFE
Sh ~ u.
kQ,,.i t,. .iibcr,nryr

G0,,G 10, -di6ersar!c 4,
"a EAR four hundred acres OF land, ibclgS,rs
~ ue Tavern and other buiIdings,at Evstsctes
vile. This land embraces the point where tho
two post-roads unite, and where the tvs. limos
of stages pass every other day, from the city O..
Washington and Richmond leading. 10 Gtsurto.
The place contains a Post. Office and cthcr Eors1s
useful to Mechanics; is seven miles distant ho,n
Charlottesville, and is situated ia healthy aud
wealthy neighborhocd. l s,iil make the ierr-s
moderate, aud the payments FROM ese to four yra-s
TO the purchaser and invite TO this place Tie ~,
tention OF those who would occupy a good stand
Tor business, almost of any sort. If not sold tc
fore the lst. of August, viii rent or lease il.
june III. l2-wslstA G. EVEEEIi'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19
Circular Instruction 10 the Banks ewpioyei as
Depositoriss Of tae Pu6lie .lloaeys.

Repositories IF tae Pubic .Hoaeys.
We understand, that il has been heretofore the
practice of the Treasurer oil the United States TO
draw his draft upon separate piece OF paper from
ihe warrant. The Bank nothing but the
draft; and the Treasurer had it in his power TO
draw cn the Bank &c any amount, without show
ing his authority for the order.--But an arrange
ment has been made, since the Treasurer
came into Office, which contributes greatly 10 the
security OF the public funds.-The following Cir
citidJ' is copy OF these, and other rules, which
have been adopted, and which lay before the
Public for their iniormaien.--W understand, that
Mr.. tnghatn, the Secretary Of the Treasury, is a
man Of business IN the true seuse of the word.
he is attending to mis- public dusies with great
assduty.--Mr. Dickens, his Chief Clerk, is well
known for the talents aud experience he displays
In consequence OF these new arrangements,
for the better security Of the public funds, the
new Treasurer's entering upon the duties Of his
Office, we understand that o, the warrants Of
the Secretary of the Treasury were jelaye! a
lew days, in passing through all the and me-
cessary forms, before they reached the hands Of
the Treasurer;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19
ngxCR.LE.zs OFFTssTy.

y ~ y u Low TIE DOOR or THE EAGLE foT'I.
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL. hOTTERY.
ItreHtieh Glass.
w Ill be drawn N the Cry OF RIcIt,roSr o..
trid ~ nert, the 18th i1.st
SIXTY o-ue--q nv n,xx
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19
sPes sas plssI t.iaE ,aAlsltsa ei ,Ls ls.

tLsy minors, uPeS due presi ssing ssAsS Of the
cessafy facts IN each.
Sd. II ihsrs be widow the amount dus
saet penoner Al the time Of his DEATH be paid
toors TO the legal representatives Of sid dseedsn
In other respects you will be sovsnsdl the fort. aud
psraeens sent iron this oee under date Of the 5lh
esuber, 1875, and such additional Instructions yvs
sines received.
4 sm respectfully, Sir,
ISuf oesdi,nt ,el,lnt,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19

gem oil tue snoserioers vshe purchase guther VI
"a Negroes, OF boh from % year. OF aye (or
W .ne hshes, eSsn prices will be gwen Nc eeTGcSts.
oil character, viii be required.
NATHANIEL REESE.
MARK X. COCkRIIL..
June 10, ,9s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19

RUNAWAY
iitRoM the subscriber the ii ui, Alien W. purhsm
~ Indicated apprentice ~ the taiions busne., about 20
ysai OIL age, i've feet high, dark syss hair
complication, has dosn look spoken u. A reward VI
hss dollars will De given ~ person who will deliver Lu
20 me ID th place, zuy that eau .
hni again iot1.d all persons hArbouTiag ..DplSy
ing o. trusting ham y ~ account g ~
LOvlSE +. MUNROE.
Gaia, Msyis. Isst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19
COMMUNICATED.

-. To the people ef Vrginia.
havs no leisure Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
would have sooner paid my respects to yirgini-
cnsis. My life is one of incessant toll, made me-
cessary, 10 great degree, verify ,elieve, by
that system of " governmental policy" on the
part of our federal rulers alluded to- and condemn
ed by Virginiensis; and which, I presume, he
proposes to remedy by The introduction Of prin-
ciple, that will lead to similar policy in the State
government! Excessive Legislation is the bane Of
this country. II is proverbialIy true, both of the
State and the Union. Virgniensis expects, or,
DER the fostering care of the former il his princi.
pies can obtain, the wilderness 10 bud and blossom
az the rose, aud our deserts and mountains to be
filled up with inbabitints-not Z" fractions Of men
but whole men," Delightful visions What
pleasure does It give, to see so many sprouts
spring up, all planted and watered by the govern.
nenti"-I am one Of those old fashioned fellows.
who think that besiIos redressing their wrongs,
and protecting them from external violence and
a1omestic insurrections, governments can do very
il,tle for the people; while tn can do much 10
iyure them that that government ia best, and
PEST administered. which leaves TO them I" the
ENJOYMENT OF life and liberty, with the means Of
acquiring aud possessing property each in his
Own way WIN 'b> least possible inerfepe1ce--
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2t,0gd.8s3.


OTr Tonnage has also failed TO realise tho an-rs;o
sons entertained IN relation to it. Amounting in
i8SIt to onl' l,21",958, It had gradually anereased
until II 1926, 1t reached ,53I,I9O
1t is not a difficult matter TO account. sir for -
evident PpPrehensions on this subject They prev
out OF the erroneous Impression that To dimnisb or
10 P"A0t entirely the consumption of any particr-
lar article, OF foreign growth or manufactures u,oa IN
deduct just much from our foreign inDort o,,y
II was forgotten that the obstruction Of ono avcnue Of
trade not unlrcqucntiy opens others more extensive &,
more Vquabe that capitI dsengaged in ono quar-
Ter readily finds employment in hcr--that tho rx
cuson of one article leads to the introduction a.
anoihcr--snd above all, Tint by an universal law %
trade the increased cXportation to be anticipated
ifoR the growth ct orr manufactures, would ncccg
s'rl y Icad TO an increase Of importation.
but The argument urged with most zeal and indecd
with The greatest Utility, by the opponents Of the
tuTIit ~ that It increases the cost Of consumption
ny AIDING 10 the price Of the articles protected No
hofy contends that our Ia VS. on this subect nrc an
tr'iy iauliCss that The collection of articles Gor
protection has always been judcioua II will REQUIRE
very mile ingenuity therefore 10 point out particular
Instances OF inconvenience, resulting from the mpo-
sutton OF heavy duties on articles either not capablo
Of being Produced home in sufficient quantities m
supply tho demand for them or TO be produced st
an expense very nconvcnicnt and oppressive 10 tho
consumer. Our protecting system is wet n mat
ter Of experiment. Time and observation ou1v c.n
give 10 It the necessary perfection But tho ,ront
principles which It's advocates have proceeded baVr
been forclby md clearly explained bv ono of the
greatest statesmen either Of this or any other coun.
try, ICON. Iamilton) that must beg leave 10 nsk
The attention of the House to the following short but
comprehensive extract from his report on domestic
manufactures
Though It were true, that the immediate and cor
tain erect OF regulations controlling hc competition
81 ioroign with domestic fabrics was an increase Of
Price II Is universally true that the contrary is tho
ultimate effect with every successful manufacture.
Whcn domestic manufacture has attained to pcrfec-
uon and has engaged in the prosecution Of it Il
competent number Of persons, it invariably becomes
cheaper. Bong free from the heavy charges, which
attend the importation Of Foreign commodities, it
can be afforded md accordingly seldom or mover
ias To be sold cheaper. in process Of time than
was the foreign article for which it is substitute
The internal competition, which takes place, soon
does away every thing like monopoly, aud by de-
9[eas reduces tbcpric6 ofthr article 10 ,Icrunipfonf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-03
Gewc1l Gaaemus2.
house OF DELEGATES.
SATURDAY, FER. 81.
Speech a. .Nr. ETTZHJGH Of Ftjry;tr.

cuNCIVnl.p
! find n,ysclf alnos, cxbnu.,eJ air ,-i,b,,, ho,;,
vet entered ON tho mos, ;r,,,,,r,.,,, q, - ls
Interesting pnr, ofour cna,;ry a az .nT
the prptrctinp svstem -, -, al ~ IN! ~ =.
subject that syrn III could NV. o,ioa -, -, us
aud means osseuti,l ~ 49, t;rv.St;,a,; = e ~ i
nevertheless hsv, under,,IEcn N cx,,,;n ,I;
House not vtbout vryv grcs, rclc,a,. :; 70 s',s
justice would require a dcgrsr of nroc,,,i 10
mercial information ,n5 han, ~ os,e.i in
commercial priacip.s to neitbcr or v,h,ch go, -
ture to lay tnc smallest claim. Nv own conyi,,ions
ON the subject bowev,, or. f-,,I CT No.' 'O,'o,S
out hoping to commuuic,l. much nc,, nal HI
information to the House Will, with It's per,o;on
endrayor to explain M briefly ma POSSIBLE the course
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-03
1Onl 600

! IS consumed in 1926. over
/ to pay forthcn s7,090.O0O.
iclCs exported i'll 1927, over
tI,GO0,O03.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-03

SAys,--Messrs. SSnuc Anderson. Baldwin,
oarus't'i. G. Bates, Edward Bates Beecher. Chill
ten James Clark, Coulter, John Davenport Johu
DAVIS, Warren Il. Davis, Dickinson, Fry, Hunt, In
ger<ol" Johns, Lecompte. Lyon, Mertinddc Marvin.
Mccoy, Mediation, Minor, Pieisop, Ramsay, Reed
hlctardson, Russell, Sloane, Spsasue, S:anbcrry,
swift; Ieiiaarro, Taylor, Ninton, WLisle5ey W lex
nee, w Lllems. John J. Wood Sias Wood, Woods,
Wolf, John G. Wright.--li
M. w GODS then moved to strike out l.cra The bill
lnHs % to8i lie made some observations but there
YVES great noise md clamo, in the HOUSE.
~: H!ooTe OF Alabama, spoke 10 order lie wish
Gu Il tho ScGt' ,'n0n from OHIO determined to
sp"aG cot the session, TIA, he woll4 conine him
Self 10 tao subject
TIE Speaker decided the son,lemsn iron Ohio to
be a order.
Mr. B@FIager hoped ths: the Individual making
IN noise should be- addressed hy name.
Ine Speaker Expressed hinsel' liable 10 cheek
symptoms ofdispeasu.e when TIE House cAoec &c OK
hIei, them, lae most prudent Course was Cor the
members TO yield 70 them.
Aver few words from Ns. Woods and Nj. Bart
lett, the question striking cut was put and decided
IN the Negative. Ayes 80 noes.
The bill was then ordered 10 be cngrosscd aud
read third time now.
The bin Was then read third time Ond passed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-03
&ecWsssOssp gsSSesg<
TUESDAY MORNING.. mARcn 3. $50.

hnd supposed to be furnished by Mr.. Adams. in
support OF his allegation Of design to cree:
northern contedcracy entertained by certain eastern
gentlemen at different periods FROM 1904 10 ,he
period OF the Hartford Convention in 1911
We believe that no man can read this evidence.
particularly the letter Of Gov. Plumcr and the ex-
Tracts from the Journals of the Hartford Convention
without feeling it necessary 20 give his faith to
Mr. Adams statements. We 20 farther, and cx-
TteS& our belief! that no ccnvcrsant with the
history a that time, has ever in fact. questioned
10 his own mind the truth OF these statements
tEat there was namely, design to separate Tie
Eastern States from the Union, aud erect them
into an independent confcdoracy. 20 be connected
by close commercial ties ,vh Frrlaud. How. is
e then that MI Adams in rlaang thesc disclosures
recently, has provoked not only the hostility o.,
the Essex lunto, and their Federal adhe7cnts Int
The contumely and vitupe;otion Of mon who for
plumber Of years have protested implicit belief in the
came thing, md made the Hartford Convention ana
Ill connected with 1t, the standing theme Of reproach
aad denunciauon' To Illustrate the general pro-
position by an individual example, how IS it that
our consistent contemporary, the Richmond En-
QuiFef' Is now found reying Mr Adams FIR these
disclosures, and chuokline at his Imagined overthrow
~ o'ls and Cabot when for near .svntv yeas, and
in not lose +I,., 60, l,,,,.,,, 49,.
n,ra, has -,,.s,r,,I III 49,. ....... 100,
70 then, not Is n,ot,or. oyco,,r.,-s. 1.,,
rutted no doubt, \ybv have -. I.cl,or ,.r..
whose laqlo, nro,o,,,co3 he i,.,.,,....'.
had the power 20 bsDo ,his v.r, n.y. C,,:s.,;t;
sociates under the 2nd sect,, - ,,n;-or,II- ,.Io
sides arsjnst Mr. Adams ao-,,,.,.;,r d;s.Io-r.,,
judicial TO their par;atisr, and ~, rcr. ,..'
Otis AMI lowell on the back and d,ri,ri, .,o, &c
have established what Mr. Albums osso,,od - ~.
tissue O. false and malicious. acc-,a,ion,
These reflections are curious, ,,pt the facts
1aaccuuntatlo. There is proneness in human ro-
Unfortunately for Mr.. Adams and truth, lis disco-
Sres were mGlen. The the sun OF his po,.ti-
cal life going down behind cloud Il was only
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-03
LOrrrv n. rILETT ssors,sry.

u W. arc requested 70 invite the people OF
Richmond % mcet AZ tbe Capitol on Wednesday ovo-
ing at o'clock 70 appoint Delegates n meet other
Delegates from this Senatorial District, for the pur-
pose Of selecting suitable candidate CO.. SIC Con
rcnian
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-03

1926 Ia,
g ,0nl,Oo0 cN.5nO,UCJ
&c 100000 %. 500, 0DO
on ofthe PLANTING sts,Cs a.
pula,ion Of the Union. aud
u supPosIng the consump-
n proportion 10 population,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-03

H.gh Haaded.--Iu the report Of Fdl4ys ,rocoe.
t.ngs IA The II. ofRcpresenta.ves wc Haa rsen5er
ofCongress foftho Grst time in this country asserting
that Legislative Assembly. oJett 90 baee 'a ri~,t
OF putting darn any mrrnper Who attempted IN id.
dress i, whcn wat not !racge loT the as.-mh,-
10 listen, and acting rPon the opinion n attempting
20 put down n member Of ihst body who 1rsspas.oo
upon m patrnc"! ''ho ~ 1g 70 ~ So. we're
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-03


1926. 1927.
Foreign imports, $4,000 900 s79.o0OOoa
Re exported, 2l0ooGO0 $4,000 600
C"nsured, 5000 900 So 900 900
Domestic products c&ported, 100000 100000
1860 0Oo ? 600 900
ETcTas - 'eTcign articles consumed in 10 IS over
domestic articles expo,toito pay fr then s7090O00.
EXCESS % domestic articles exported i'll 1877 over
Foreign articles consumcd G. GG0OO5.
OF tho domestic Eunrts,
appears that the plsu-
ting states exported IA
cotton, rice, Indigo, 1926 Is',
gar, 81. 270n0,Oao - 5nO.0Cu
Thor q Of the u. States, cs,0o),Goo 29,5eO, O0o
Estimating the population ofthe planting sts;cs 81
,wo nnths ofthe whole population of tho Union. aud
the req az seven nnths. an supposing the con5nmp-
ton Of each section TO g. IN pro 1oftioa population,
black we'll as white
tn consumption cf the 1925 1927
planting states will be 100000 1850 600
Cfthe rest ofthe Union. $500 OOO ~. 500 600
so that the growers Of cotton, rice indigo, sugar
&c, consume 81 foreign products from t0cir. To
-enfesn r;iiiorI Qf dollars less than tc pa,, for in
.frir oon products; while all the res oil. the Union.
including he greater part of Virginia consumes Of
foreign products. from f1''rfcen to niscsen uio1s
Of tol7T' more thar they Pqy for in their products.
Let Us Eoxt look sir, to he state Of cur trade vii
Great Britain and IRELAND. with whom alone we en-
Joy commerce almost as extensive, as with all the
world besides.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-03

Imports from 6. Britain,
Exports 10 DO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-03

N.Y. Bates OF Missouri, who presumedto exercise bis
rsht OF addressing the Chair on subjec; before the
House nnd Mr.. McDltts, who no; dispoaei 10 per-
u the exercise OF THE right, resisted il; and attemp
I 81 oy clamor and evpn avowedly, to prevent Mr..
haeS from speaking We trust that this outra-
geols proceeding viii meet with the i.sapPToI alton
o. the whoe county Legislative bodies DO indeed,
by coughing aud hawking and other uagentcel end
c0senuena"ly practices, put down members who
from personal or political causes are obnoxious but
The avowsl 81 risht 10 silence a Representative Of
he People IN the discharge of hs duty ousht itself
be rlot aud pat down dangerous infection Of
the freedom OF debate snl violation octhe rrhis of
the people. The best Of the joke is, that McDuHio
hoselt has occupied more Of the attention OF the
House OF Representatives. than any othcr.
! The N2.iocal lntehgonccv thus reTo.ts ;,o Cir
constance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-03

900 $1,000 600
: 600 600 100000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03
D0Uer Land for .S1Ie

a pEaOLituL iish'laud Farm, in the county of ooeh
"a land, within 20 miles of lyus upo1 IN. W.,
tern side Of Dover creek and reaching 10 Jane, River, IL
iSf sale contain. about $50 2 Of which 50 ar.
POTION Of me highest grades Is, rich meadow iand and
has with OAK TSi, farm rank. among the best
by the Canal, aud almost rea1he. the door of Doye.n;
Th,eh ado a, resdy supply of meal through the
unoIsn., o. summer aud oen good msrket fer wheat
smy 'od some knowledge Of the river county within so
confdrnce that he believes there are but few ,itu,to,
sis more s h.a The dwelling
for the farm may be made thf Mr. Drew Of Ristmsna ~
Mr. Husn'on Doyermils Post oeej any one wi.bn,
10 see IT, invited to VISIT the proprietor premises
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