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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10

THE unparalleled reputation of this medicine is
SUCH, and its pre-eminent virtues are 80 well es-
tablshad, and so fully acknowledged by All intelligent
public, that it is scarcely necessary to say any thing
further than that tits n SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IN Diseases ofthe Liver; Debility resulting from intern
pcrance and dissipation: Old>and i~nveterate Ulcers:
Pains in the Bones, attended with swellings Of the
Joints: Indigestion: Blotchcs on the Face, PimpIes, &c
Syphilis: Cutancous diseases generally, and letter in
particular: Mcrcurial aud Scrofulous complaints.
The certificates Of wonderful cures performed by
INC tniH"Icon. have become so numerous, as to pre-
c'ndo u. insertion in aay newspaper, and has made
II necessary for the proprietor to print them in n
pamphlet of about 100 pages This wil BIO faYvvord-
ed as soon as possible 10 the several AGENTS for era
tuitous distribution. and must, on pcrusal, strengthen
the good opinion now entertained by the friends o.
this medicine, and disarn, ms IL is hoped, the prcludl-
crs OF those who view with dstrust any medicine not
known ~ what is called regular prac'ice.n Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be rainsaid.
AT the earnest solicitation Of mcInbers of the mod
zeal Faculty. and others who have witnessed the aston
ishIng cures effected by the use of the Vegetable
CathOlicon, and who are anxious that its benefits 10
mankind may be more widely difiised, the proprietor
he's consented to reduce the retail price TO TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this will he done with
out IN any way dctcriorating the quality Of the mod
icine. or reducing the size NJ the bouie. as has bctn
materially done IN the case Of Swaim's Panacca.
Eahaofs qfkfers recently rscDU6d frOn ph4icirus, amt G,on
ageatsJor pe safe Of P9t'r's Cahoheon, most u uhom oe
~ retail more than a dozsn bottles Of your Catholcon where
sell one bottle ofSwains Panacea; AM { feel great pleasure in
informing YOU hat in every case in which / have seen the Ca.
tholiron tried, il has produced dscidtd bc1sft"
"Copld son afford 20 reduce the price OF your Catho.con ~
tau dollar, I should more Frequently prescribe Il ~ INV patiep,,
and tins would also be done by a number oC otnrr PIN ,ciang i3
town aud vicinity who have used IL with nrhe,t effects.
an DE other Pauaoeas, and the Compound cup of Ssr
upunlia had hiled"
An eminent physician says. "I have known several cures per.
innci by The use OF your CathOicon, which had previously
rdgcI the ordinary Prescriptions Of the EcuNy, and / have
over known ~ 90 pfoiuce WrWtoRs GDecfsF'
Ire abose intsduatle medicine NAV be constantly bad of
III.
mr. opposite tho Etglo HoTl Rchnoh6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10

VIRoINIA. A. m-e.. noIa.n % lLe cIel.,, Once Of lle

VIRGINIA: At rules, holden IN the cIpfk's Office Of fin,
superior c"ut II ch'ncrry for the Richmond distinct.
partner ct lhc hin ui John X. Blbaf & Son, NJ Lon.
u'"' au' "H.'m " 'i't. flis. HgaiHsi joins Hume, Tho
mas hume' 'l'oi L~chlei, Thomas Taylor aud John J..
'"rn'' WV hE partner vt Ffmuud Taylor " CO. drs.
The deicnlanie Tiouas Hume and J,r,i, iii, a.,
nHV'"g entered ihr'f appearance md given .ccnrifv aeec,.
d'"g To Inc act ot assembly and the rules ofh,. conn. and
u Appearing '' ''i'idoiurY evidence, Tint they are NOT
,""a'ita"'s "i "s coHntfy; isis ordered, That the said dc.
'e"oanis 90 'plr"fh'r ou te Istday ofihe nszt June fern
'nn 'n'"ef'he tsh nj fne pis'nuls; aud urat 4 eopy Of ,bis
"iaef o. 4o'inwrI ,usertei in some newspaptt .tbrsb.d
'" 'he city OF Richmond. Cor iVS months successive y. sod
posted az the font door 0 ls capitol, IN the said cify'
- hco"g irs's. Nv, g.. PRSpLgTos. &
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10
IN CeshrflM Cnnnhl CanrL. 1a2a. Dc. nc pL

IN CheshUfcH Couhty CDVTt, 1929, DE. The en-
Isham PICKETT in his proper person, also Nichal wor-
sham, Sarah Wntsham, and William WDrham. infant
chIuren OF Edward W nfsham, dec'd. BY John HIN tbs;,
next friend, eomllainanis, agnnsf John Tmemsn and
Nehecca h's VII, Ia't Rcbecca Wn,sham, which said
Eeheeoa i't1e adu'H nf Eiwam Worshsia, decd. lens -
In CHAECEHY.
This day came the complainant. NV counsel. aod eL.I
their bill, anJ'ii appearing to the slu,facuon NJ Tho
court, iaat tine SAID J,hH Trucmsn 5 not an i,habits,,
o' lh!s co"r'n'~F"!U; on tie motion ofthe compIaibsu,s
u is ordered, tbdt the mid John rrucman apuesr no, ~,
TIE second Monday IN March next, and answer the hill
'i the cnmiIdinan's. and that = copy Of this order he
inserted Tor tro ornths succc ssiveIy. IN some nev sya,.,
puoll,heh in me oity ~ R'cbnIond, and another copy
posted ~ On" from. door nf the cnntt.hou,s NJ tis ,onn'r.'
Tor Two succs'si,r rr,n.. NV
y copy. Tssr,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10
LEWIS WEBB & co.
OFFER FOR SAL

OFFER FOR SALE,
so Bbls and 40 bags coffee, Laguira, st. Domingo
and Java
40 bids molasscs
90 hhds aud 10 bbls st Croix and New Orleans SUI
gafs
. hhds ~ boxes and SO bbls loaf and lump sugar
60 hhds and 100 bbls rye whiskey
10 bbls Caruthcr's rcctified do
200 bbls Isle of Wight and Northern apple brandy
8 do peach brandy
3 hhds and so bbls pure N. L. rum
do Antigua do
. do jamaica DIS
2 pipes French brandy
3 do Holland gin
&c: 4; 4 s.; s::;. Malaga WINES
Port, Muscat
London porter, cider
100 bbls vinegar
80 sacks Liverpool ground salt
DO do blown DO
30 tons Sweden, English and American bar iron
; do castings
German, crawley, blistered and cast steel
Gut an dwrought nails
go Spanish hides
$50 sides soal leather
SO sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
500 bbls ". Carolina cut .::i nos
30 do mackercl
- do prime nurk
10000 10 bacon
IS casks prime cheese
Irish potatoes, tar, copp crls. alum
Brimstone, indigo, pepper, pimento
Race and ground ginger, almonds
Raisins, nutmegs, cassia, dcmuobns
Quart bottles, %tumblcrs, dccanters, wines, &c.
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and Wrapping paper
Sperm and tallow candles
Brown and shaving soap. bccswaX
Imperial, gunpowder and p%ouchong teIs
Duponts and Rogers gunpowder
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard grass md herds grass seed
Whittemores cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton bagging, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds Of cor
dage
Seine and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
%snaburgs, hessians, cotton yarn
onestic broad cloths. &c. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10

WHISKEY, RUM, &c.
2S Hhds and 100 barrels whiskey
70 barrels Isle of Wight apple brandy
5 barrels peach brandy
10 hhds old Antigua
? do do Jamaica Rum.
5 hhds and 40 bbls n. England
2 pipes French brandy
pipes Holland gin, for sale by
mar II LEWIS WEBB g. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10
Patent Balances.

THE Subscriber, Agent
Il for the Manufacturer
in Boston, offers for sale,
Patent Balances and Scale
Beams, of various sizes; and
will furnish to order, Money
and Apothecaries' Scales a.
Weights, of all sizes; Plat
form Balances and common
Beams, for weighing hay
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10
mar 81

and merchandise of every kind. ~ ~
ordersior Balances of any size, or Scale Beams, Of
lot apy part OF tic apparatus, will meet with prompt
attention. WM. I CJApEEr
no 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10
CnNnTTrnNs

~ The RRrrBLIr:N will be handsomely printed nm
SUPERFICIAL, semi" eekly, (Tnesdays md FridayT) at "a
per annurn, payable in advance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

TOEN II. BLAMIRE grateful for past favours
- now offers for sale, at his Drug and A.pothecaT,
Store directly opposite the door of the Eagle Hotel
his regular supply o fresh Garden Seeds, which he OF
iers lower than usual, and which he confidently recon-
mends to his friends, customers and the public; anon.
tllcm-wiich are too numerous to mention-vz:
Superior carly Washington s weeks pcus
True do Charleston
Large dwarf pa rrowfat
White kidney or bunch snap beans
Fine carly york cabbage
do do Caulilower
do DO Rattcrsa
do do Purple cape broccoli
Green curlcd and green globe savoy,
and MI otbG' Kinds
White aud red solid CELERY
Imperial ice coSs and brown Dutch lettuce
Seerlct shit top and white turnip radishes
Early golden Sioux corn,( ripen in 81 days
Large red tomato
Purple crg plant
Salsaia or oyster plant
NaStrr:mm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10
COFFEE.

600 Bags collector sale by
mar I9--3t OTIS, DUNLOP & CO.
INDIGO, in ctxoons
l. Cotton yarns, No. S TO II, first quality.
Haxalrs and northern nails and brads, all sizes
Guupowdcr, coarse and fine
Shot. assorted, candles, assorted
Country aud Hollands gin, cognuc brandy
Winter pressed lamp oil
Prime ST. Croix sugar
Antigua and JumaiIa rum, fine qualities
Imperial and gunpowder teas
Wrapping and writing paper
Window glass, tanners oil
Pepper, ginger, snuff, lime
ALSO,
DOMESTIC cotton goods, &c. &c. fr sale BY
mar 2o-6t DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10

VIRGINIA.: At a superior rOuTt OF cha nocTy holden al
the Capitol in the city of Richmond, on the 2Oth dav
Of June 1926, Joshua S%mithson, pit. against Edward
Cunningham, sole acting executor OF Archibald Moore,
deed. john +. Robertson and Maria W.. Nj. wife, late
Maria NJ Moore, divisee Of the said Archibald Moore,
deed. William Davidson, aud Nathaniel and James Ditk,
surviving partners of the late mercantile 6rm Of Dicks,
Moore IL Co.
This cause in which the bill hath been taken for confe.-
sed against the defendants, John 7. Robertson and Maria
d. his wife' and IN which the plaintiff appears 10 have
proceeded nv tive mode prescribed by law against the de-
fendauis, william Davidson aud Nathaniel and James
Dick who are ot of the country, came on This dsv IN he
heard on the bill, the answer nj tho other defenJa ~. and
exhibits, and was argued by counsel: On cons, ,a,ion
whereof, the court doth order that the defendant Edward
Cunningham render an account Of his administration o(
the estate Ut his testator, before a Commissioner of the
court, who is directed 10 examine, state and settle the
same, and make report thereof to the court, with any
matters sfccially stated, deemed pertinent by himself. 81
"Hieh may be required by The parties to be so stated.
23d Ftbrrr1V, 1923.
The court doth order that the COMMISSIONER uLo nav
execute the srder made IN this cause, the tvyeu,ic,, day
ofJune 1896, do in addition to the account therein di,e,,eT.
state an account OF the ealcstatc Of which Archibald Noo,e
n'ed seized and possessed, aud Of any debts binding the
real e''ate' mat may have been paid out Of the personal
assets oi said Moore, and report the same IN the court,
WIN any matters specially stated. deemed pertinent by
hinscll oswhieh may be required by thr parties 10 be rs
stated.
Copies. Teste, WIN. q. PESDLEToN,. G. q.
Co'am6'toners Office, Richmond. Ftb. rs, 1929.
The parties Interested will please to take notice, that !
have appointed the 30th day Of March next, To eommence
the daiies directed in the foregoing orders Of court, on
winch day at9 o'clock, a. NJ. they are required 10 attend
at my ONCE in This city, with tbeir accounts, vouchers aud
documents ready for examination and settleloest.
Feb. 9O-wfi HILARY BAKER, Conf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10

VIRGINIA: A. rules, holden IN the clerks Office ofthe
su"trot court 81 chancrTy Tor the Richmond district
The 4h day of August, 1898: William Stokes, pt.
gganf Samuel Elan aud Elizabeth bis wife, Alan ~.
Mete"Ii, VIM. Williamson, James Jones, William Ro.
heftson.J r. and Thomas Bate. dns.
Ihe d'fcnIanis samuel Elan and Elizabeth lis wife.
not having entered their appearance and given ~
ao'Hnin- Co he act ol assembly and the rules ofthis court,
a"n " "lpt"rirs hy satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants of tnis counfryi II is ordered. that the said
oeiendanis do appear here on the fst Day Of the next term,
500 an'"er the bal 81 The plaintiD; aud that = copy 81 this
oiust Do idfihwtth inserted IN sof0e newspaper published
~ the city of Richmond, for teo months successfully, and
posted at the ffrnt door ~ the capitol, IN the iaid city.
o. cory. Jrste. wv q. P%Jgnr EroN. r. =.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10
Grape Vines, Fruit Trees, etc,

Reducedin price from es 10 SO per cent.
IAMfS WINSTON, Agent for William Prince, Proprie-
: Tor OF The LIunean Botanic GaTdcn near Flushing, New YORK,
furnish selections ofhne fINE 4 TABLE GRAPES,
NJ 20 cents each, by tine hundred vines.
ihe greatest proportion Of these vines are from the Rhine,
n ue most northern departments of France, (and Of course
cannot fail to succccdl including the celebrated Tokay, aud
Whit, red and grey BuIgundy-,he three latter making the
famous ChahnPagns Wine.
ftAC. 4 APPLE TREES win also be furnished at -
Also, PRINCE ON HORT1CULTURE-for sale.
New Catalogues, greatly enlarged, distributed cratui,ously, I'M
whlch,, upon examination, il will he found that prices vcu
generally, have been greatly reduced. ieb %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10
no 10


t~ihStNiA: At rules, holden H. the clerks ofic. o1 an,
superior court of chaneery for the Richuond dj,tr;c,
the @nd day OF February, 1929: Isaac yancieef. pI,f
against Henry Davis ~ Co. aud Henry w. Noneu,e. anu
son Il Peasants, dfs.
The defendants flenry Davis s. Co, not having entered
''eir appearance and given security according tn the act Of
assembly and the rules OF this court, and II appearing nv
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabita nts of this
country u IS ordered that the said defendants do appear
mere ue hfst day OF tho next June term, aud answer tie
"ii q, tue p'aint'i'; and tina, a copy Of this order he forth
WIN inserted IN some newspaper published in the CITY Of
hi'hn,"nd tor two month successfully aud posted al IN,
'f"n' door OF the eapitol III the said city.
. - copy. Trste, WM. G.. PRNDLEToN &C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-14

! has drawn within its authority subject over
which il has controul, according to the terms
OF the Federal Compact and that this influence
has been exerted after a manner, alike dangerous
TO the sovereignty Of the States, and injurious to
the rights OF all other classes of American citizens
Acting under the influence OF these reflections,
your Committee have contemplated with the
deepest interest the situation of the General As
sen'oiy, ana the duties which devolve upon that
bocy. They cannot suppress their solemn con-
viction, that the principles OF the Constitution have
been dsregar':ed, and the just proportions OF our
political systeo disturbed and violated by the Ge-
neral Government The invjolabIe preservation
OF our political institutions is entrusted to the Ge-
neral Assembly of Virginia. in common with the
Legislatures OF the several S,A'es-and the sacred
tuty dcvoives upon them, OF preserving these in
sutu'ions unimpared. Yet, al anxious care Tor
the harmony OF the States, and al earnest solicit
tade Tor the tranquility OF The Union have deter
mined your Committee to recommend to the Ge-
neral Assembly to make another solemn appea al 10
those with whom unhappily differ; and tina,
the feelings oil Virginia may be again distinctly
announced, they recommend the adoption OF the
following resolutions
Il. Resolved, As the opinion Of this Committee,
i nat the Constitution OF the u. States, being
iederative compact between sovereign states, in
constituting which no common arbiter is known,
each state has the right 10 construe the compact
for Itself.
z. ReSo'red, That in giving such constructions in
me opinion oil this Committee, each State should
be guided, as Virginia has ever been, by a sense
OF forbearance and respect for the opinion Of the
other States, and by community OF attachment to
the Union, so far the may be consistent
with sel.-preservaton, and determined purpose,
to preserve the purity of republican institu-
tons.
3. Resofred, That this General Assembly, actu-
ated by the desire Of guarding the Constitution
from all violation, anxious to preserve and perpet-
uaie the Union, and TO execute with fidelity the
trust reposed in it by the people, OF the high
contracting parties, feels itself bound declare,
and it hereby most solemnly declares it, deliberate
conviction, that the acts OF Congress, usually de-
nominated the Tariff Laws, passed avowediy for
the protection of domestic manufactures, are not
authorized by the plain construction, true intent.
and meaning of the Constitution; that they are
mpolitic and oppressive large portion OF the
people; and ought TO be repealed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-14
TIE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE.

The following the Communication, which promised
IL last paper TO insert the We
under the signature OF" Nom Frshoder'Art on locking
The Fleshod We now y before e%r @s. iL1
With an apology to lis author for making few alteration,
The body OF hi, piece s flank and strong appeal the
effect
Il eanno, lie blrked ny eow-ciii,.n. must he
fairly and openly We know tina, ofhs we.t
out plsu.ib,lty and force But with an en % =, ,h
.nts and with all the pride which feel general
n,'itntion' the manners, and the reputation of Virgins
eehOder present. hi. duir, greater ,Lsn his rgA.,
Justice appears 10 require that the benefit, should be
to be paid, lie employed roads improved
call upon the nOn-ie.holdei equally the
when representatives. are TO be cbonwe admit only the Free
holder He too Is permitted only Iurir,
Tn, true test laid down The 9Th article our pl Of
Rights: That election Of mbsrs
of the people in Assembly, ought be that all ns
having sufficient evidence OF permanent interest
tr't and attachment to the community have the rgl Of
,"age and be taxed deprived Of property
Representatives. elected bound by any INV u which tb.v
have not in like asseDteJ for The publ. soodn Now
and unrsPre'ented who give sufficient evidence Of he
permanent common interest with, and attachment TO the
lay bone. here and se a. good
aud wise men those who yet thru, from
We believe bs. Virginia is the only State st present which
ture. Rhode Island 1tl live. unisr her ROYAL ebs,.
ter and .tr is at this moment making smouy her citizen,
meeting called Providence IN the Gath Inst for th.
purpose. On the 9Th of proces.iup--
usere "a forty fifty feet in lengh drawn nv
twelve robust aud horses, the hack 81
each Of which was seated independent driver contain.
ing 60 10 individually, paraded through the street.
with baud OF music with the American aas flying over it,
| - Free Suffrage"
Bat in the spirit Of the following piece we would advise
the friends Of extended suffrage, 10 10 on their
with temperance aud all irritation
while they do their duty 10 themselves. scarcely he
expected that IL they choose delegates, they will
iao the Convention hut this they appear before
that body with calm. and memorial signed by
stating opposite each man, hi, nativity in the 81 ate
the length OF bis The hi 10 know
the number thus excluded from til. right Of ,uasse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-14

ZbI
The Vice President then declared that Andrew
jackson, was elected President oil the u States
States for the term Of four years, commencing on
the fourth of March, 1929 and that John C. Call
houn, was elected Vice President for the saun
period. On this announcement being made, tho
concourse Perpetrators who filed the gslery. hurst
out into one loud and general acciamatios, and lbs
clear the gallery, which was accordingly done The.
Senate Immediately alter, motion by Mr. Taze-
well, retired 10 their own chamber; and the Hous,
after some discussion on resolution proposed bv
Mr.. Hamilton, respecting the mode Of NOTIFYING
his election TO the President elect nhionrned 1n,i
eleven o'clock to-day. Mr.. Juhu < Barbour has
The floor ofthe House for to-day OH tho Cunbrr-
land Roid question. III
Avetti'ew ert, omitted will De attended to in
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MEDLEY

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MIR. ADAMS.

c. NJ Bra-scr, Esq has authorised us 10 .sy the. vii
he candidate for the York Congressional Ds she
NEXT Election add that his present snsss.
nens will permit he will the different sections
district.
We are alec authorized say, positively that S,t<
f. Parker :, not = candidate.
We also authorised that Mr.. Saunders
New Kent, will be eau!date al the newt Sprus E,ee
ton
We are also authorize tbst George Hari,
a'saie to represent the county Of Loua the General
Assembly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21


FACTUEES.-No ..
We must now place the Manufacturer By '- side Of the
s 'utufist-.je Fsyso0.
We come nov to the fourth of ;hc objections that
wc proposed to consider, which is
1hit puJhc announcement - manufactures, If ef-
(rtUri cDd be injUr0itg IN me H1tiDlrL iceIhh In
diccrijng tib,Ur md cGptai from prUiu-iire IL
less prodHctiUe eynpioymeHts.-
The time has been when some Of the objections
which have been already examined, were deemed OF
greater national Importance than this, but for several
years the latter has almost superseded the rests and
now hears little or 40 oppo ION made TO the on
couragcment of munuaCtpros than rs rcpurnauce To
the principles Of FREQ trade. and Of sound policol
economy. The reason of the change j. obvious
The particular encouragement sought by the manu-
iac'ures being by duties on foreign fabrics the DIFF
er"ut stale. Of the Union have warmly favored or op-
posed the policy they ycrnIy able To profit
br It, Party spirit was not slow to intIsc its own ne
cuar rrleuc' mo the controversy, and thus pnrtv
we'll MS local feelings were extended To- a rnnaroi
question OF political economy, until 10 acquired the
ab orbing interest Of which we speak.
I Is greatly 10 be regretted chat these powerful feel
ngs should have cXeTicd thor unpropitlOus influence
30 question 20 1portanl and which is not without
lie own Intrinsic difficulty. The consequences nave
proximity been injurious ~ he Whole nation-to the
P,1y which prevailed iu the contest well as o the
purity ci'atod. Spc.rfs has rr1dc the former push
' policy too far. 900 many respects, for their interests.
"pd dceat has IN some cJscs. prevented the other
FpW DrOiiug by IFS natural resources ard PURSUING
70 course adapted ~ tue altered circumstances Of the
country Had not iact.1u5 ond angry feelings min.
"'nd u 'c controversy aud obscrrcd orr perceptions
Inc manufacturing states would not have wanted
duties 800 big as 90 encourage the smugecr yet more
iHpu the manufacturer. aud 10 occasion overradluo.
which bias fret Injured The H managing and improyi.
"cui, and then the community; nor would Vrnria
and North Carolina have lorbornc 10 employ pat Of
th"lr y. rcqntod labour in thc manufactures they
WuHcd, although tic protecting duties had been
much lower ihau thoy WeTe.
FOR iha purpose, then, oil taking lusfcr and more
tiepas,'uao view oi tio iu- rests "a. ts state We
propose to separate the question from the sub,ocis
~th which 30 ms been associated. md ~ corGnc
ourselves 10 hc single inquiry wnethcr legislative CIT
mgcmnnt 90 manufactures ia consistent with the
general principles Of national policy and economy.
wovne al confederation o. the ncre OF the existing
tariff either a. 90 It's consiitutonay. ts equal us-
t.-o 20 'o sorer s'rtss, srrposing 10 be cons''u-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

Fron The ~: T. C,mmcrciri If .Nondgy Afternoon.
There arc several ships below. among which is tic
packet ship VIM Byrncs, from Liverpool. She sail
cd 'he 8Ih OF JULY and ofcourso he Continental news
IS antIcipatcdby the ship from Have. We h,uo .
Liverpool paper OF the Sd anda London paper of tim
-d' but they contain no news OF any kind.