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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09
Dec. 30.

VIRGINIA In Chancery-In Goochland County
v Court 2ist December, 1929:
Hugh Mcdowell and Amy his wife, formerly Amy
Crenshaw, of the distributes of Susan Crenshaw
decd. Pitt
against
Nathaniel Callahan and Mary his wife. Robert Avis
and LILA his wife, Davia Crenshaw, and
an infant child of Jefferson Crenshaw, dec which said
Mary, Eliza and infant child, are also distributes of
Susan Crenshaw decd.
This day came the plaintiffs by their attorney and
6cd their BILL ard the defendants having entered
heir appearance ad given security according TO the Act
OF Assembly and rules OF this court and il appearing
The satiiacton OF the court that the defendants not
inhabitants OF this Commonwealth: the molten OF the
plaintiff by counsel, il is ordered, that the said deien-
dans do appear here the first day of March court
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs, ans that CO.
Ply OF this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
printed in the city of Richmond, for two months sue
cessvey and that another copy be posted tho front
door OF the courthouse of this comfy two
court days. Copy Teste,
N. w. MILLER, ID. c. G. C.
Dec ~. 79-w7w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

I'oIifcdi EcOnomy.-Siuce the recomme pdati
course OF Lectures and PROFESSIONALLY Of Polly
Ecot omy by DR. Cooper at the College Commence nj
1928, the professorsbips, bslieye Of DR.
Or MCuIloch, and Mr.. Senior, in Eng land, have ta-
ken place almost and have since
been in.tituted in the ". States. Among there Pro
lessor Dew, Of william and Mary College, promises a
become Of lhe most useful ,ad nghieDed. The
has not been published full, clear, able so
answerahIo ,jsw Of the restrictive system az
gentleman has delivered is bis lectures, which
presented 10 the public in his late book. We dc
wonder that Dr. Cooper speaks Oft in terms Of desc
ed CONNIE ndation--lor think nobody can peruse
without being satisfied that Professor Dew has set d
absudy Ct the American system, its prohibitions. re
tfctions partia'ies, and montpelier, in light todl
strong TO be mistaken.
tCOlmnJian C!S c. Telegraph jan I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

FEJHEss SCHOOL at my Amelia county viii
~ be opened the iih Jdniarv. Terms
$50 for bosrd $50 for Tuition, payable half yearly in
advance The school is INTENDED excuvely Tor Boys
uoer yesrs ofege, OF ys will be laken TO board
sf1oy houss
Der. H. 7G-wIw HOD1JAH MEADE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

YEVHE Subscriber, crate for past favors respectful
q ly Informs her friends and patrons in general,
that she intends continue her female boarding school
the ensuing year, still retaining the teacher, Miss
Elizabeth Carver, who is experienced teacher and
young Lady who will particularly attend TO the morals,
conduct and general department of the young ladies
committed TO her care, and assures the public that
pains shall he spared her part TO make their situations
comfortable and agreeable, having provided every thing
for their special accommodation. Miss Carver teaches
the English language, comprising the following branch
es, viz Spelling, Reading, Writing, English Grammar,
Arithmetic, Geography with the use of the Globes, As
tronoIny connected with Geography, Bellies Lcres and
the French Language.
TERMS-For board AMI tuition $50 per year, session
of ten months, payable half yearly in advance Letters
addressed TO the Undersigned Thompsons Store, Uano-
vcr county, Va. will meet with prompt attention.
MARY w. GOODWIN.
Mount Pleasure, Hanover CITY. Dec. 81. 79-I2t
gNEMALE EDUCATION.-The School at my house
n will be continued the ensuing year, under the in
struction of Miss Susan EiParrot, young lady, who
has been highly recommended by the Rev. Samuel b.
Wilson, Mrs. Herard and Judge Brooke in whose fami-
ly she resides Tutoress In this school, will be
mar, Geography with the Of the Globes and Maps,
History, Composition and the elements of Natural aud
Moral Philosophy Chemistry and Rhetoric
TERMS-For board and tuition $50, payable half
yearly, in advance boarders finding their beds and
bedding, or il furnished by me, additional Of So
will be charged The school VIII commence the
18th January and terminate the 18th December, with
agreeable receive early applications from those, who
may wish TO board their daughters or wards with the
subscriber, living the Bowling Green, Caroline
County. PlCHEGRU VOOLFOLK.
p. 4. Miss p. would also give instruction in the
French language if required. Nov. H.. GOVT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09
Dec. 90.

q N CEANCERY-Ata Court held for Louisa County,
d at the Courthouse, Monday, October the 18th
1929.
On the motion of Stephen T. Pullam, one of the chill
dren of Zacharah Puam, deed. 1t is ordered, that
John 5. Fleming, administrator of the said Zacharial,
Puam, decd do appear here the first day OF Janua-
ry Court next, and shew Qf any he CAM why his
letters OF administration said estate shall be re-
voked and that copy OF the said order be published for
two months previous thereto in some public newspaper
published in the city of Richmond
Copy. Tcste,
Nov 5. 56-wSw@ JN0 HUNTER. C. l.. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09
lNE.MqLE EDVCfTTON:-.Mss ELirabefh Ba.

HNE.h.4LE EDUC.7IIO.E.-.Afiss Elizabeth Ba-
n CON grateful for The patronage IF generous pub
lie tenders her services at Laurel .Meddotc, the resi-
dence Of the subscriber, in Chesterfield County, about
fre miles from Manchester. The branches Of Tuition
are SPELLING reading, tcyting, arithmetic, gran,may
.nd geography, the Of The globes The terms
are $50 per scholar for tuition, and 75 for board each
boarder furnishing her bed, &c. She ,cW COM
the Sh IF January merit, and tciH gipe pa-
cation Of fue tceeks in Summer. Payment to be made
half yearly. SAMUEL P.ATTESO.N:
W b. Strict attention ,ciH be paid to you,ig La
dies morality. Oct. H. l6-T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

Mrs Sarah Sotcei, Guardian for JpiIiiam Gregory
Mum, Julia INN Mann, and yNGrgaTet Sdrdt
Mum.
A Office is hereby given you, that application will
y be made TO the County Court OF Chesterfield on
the It day Of January next behalf Of the Chester
field Rail Road Company, for the appointment Of valuers
TO the damages which will be sustained by the said
William Gregory, Julia Ann, and Margaret Sarah Mann,
in consequence of the passage Of the Chesterfield Rail
Road through their property in the County OF Chester
field. MONCURE ROBINSON, Agent Of the
Chesterfield Rail Road Company.
Dec. 81 It'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09
RICHMOND CoTTON MANUFACTORY.

RICHMOND COTTON MANDATORY.
GtOfTON cloths and yarns, of superior quality
manufactured al this establishment are offered for
sale, wholesale & retail, at the Proprieors Office ION the
street leading Shock Warehouse) at moderate prices
They do not wish make any further purchases OF
Seed Cotton; not having found II suitable TO their pur.
roses but are still prepared to give the highest cash
price for prime picked cotton.
MAY 10. 3-f CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09
CEMALE EDUCATIOl

WNEMALE EDUCATlON.-The subscriber having
n consented again TO take IL or 10 young ladies',
members Of his family, informs parents who desi
of giving their daughters good education, that
the lady whom he has engaged iCr the ng year
(havng taught in his family for Is monhs) he can
commend as being highly qualified TO mpart TO young
minds knowledge oil every useful branch OF English
Education, OF French, OF Music on the Harp and Pr
of Painting, and of various kinds of elegant needle
work. Her knowledge of French and Music, is proba-
bly, not surpassed by any native American. Every at
tenon will be paid TO the health, morals and
of young ladies. Particular attention will also be paid
TO their clohing-such repairs, washing, &C. for
which thee will be charge.-The School will open
on the first Monday: in January: two months vacation
will be given during the year.
TERMS.
For Board and English .uitinn 800
Ii French Painting both be taught i'm addition 100
IL Music only i'm addition 10 the English 100
For all the above branches 100
RICHARD X. MEADE, SR
Bruins wick, Dec. II. 74-2awS SO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

n n CHANCERY-ln Nottoway County Court, 9TH
"A August, 1929:
torshp of William boswell, dec be committed TO John
p. Dupuy, Master Commissioner in Chancery of this
Court that the said Commissioner audit state and settle
the same, ia such TO show how the account
stands between each legatee of the deceden and the
Executor that he allow the executors receipts for dis
bursements and that he report tfrcupon TO this Court
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

TTHNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-I will give
IL twenty dollars for the experimenting and delivery
to me in Petersburg, OF my Moses, who went oil
on the 9th inste Is aboat twentythree four years
old, feet inches high dark skinned, but not very
black, rather stout made and bow-legged slow liz his
movements and OF not sprightly councnanee--took
with him stock of very good clothes, amongst those
recollected blue cloth clese coat, and blue
cashmere pantaoons, gray cassine and panta
oons fur hat good deal worn, boots and shoes. The
only information have been able TO get of him, is, a
Inc was seen in fishing boat which trades TO this
ket, the night of Sunday the 18th ins going down
James River, and as he originally from Charl City
County, very probably is now in the neighbourhood
Of Weynoke, Doctor John Mingc's place, of Mr.
William III. Minge's where of his relations live.
Petersburg, June 80. l6-lmtf HUGH NELSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

+. FTTZGERALD, c. c.
The parties interested will take notice. that have
appointed Monday the fifteenth day of February nc xt
to attend at jennings Old Ordinary, in the County of
Nottoway for the purpose Of carrying the foregoing
order into effect, where the parties requested at
tend early hour with their papers, &c ready for
settlement. JOHN u. DUpUY, NJ. e. ". G..
Dec. IL. 72-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

.TEyHE subscribers who reside in the county of Luz
~ ncnburg, wish 10 employ for the ensuing year a
teacher qualified to teach the English & latin Lsngua-
ges HANIE I1ATCHETT,
VIM. G.. OVERTON
Dee 81 79-w6is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

NOTICE Having ADMINISTERED upon tie estate OF
" Mr. John Faalcon, request oil persons indebt-
ed H. forward aud pay their resp .ctve dues
and others having claims TO prcrent them for adjust
ment. J. N. FAULCON, Admir-
oiJOhn Faulcon, dec.
Jan St-i20J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

VALUABLE LAND FOX SALE by virtue 81 a
deed executed by Mann Page and wife, bearing
date 10Th d0y Of Sepember, 1920, and duly recorded
in the county Of King William, for purposes therein
mentioned, the subscriber will, the 25h inst, being
King William Court day. proceed TO seil to the highest
bidder for cash. tract Of land containing two hundred
Ihereabouts, being part Of Lsngborn's tract,
adjoining Mr.. vii lam Gregory's. The title Is be-
eved to be indspuiabe, but only such as is vested in
me, will be conveyed.
MATTHEW W. KEMP, Tres'ee.
Jan, g. s0---wtds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

TNNHE celebrated turf horse Sir Charles, the joint
q property Of Mr.. William X. Johnson and Mr.
Moody. will stand the ensuing season in my stable
Pedigree, performances and terms, will be made known
IN due time. ROBERT HURT.
Halifax County, Dec. 81 79-3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-18

canter all the way to save them from being ground. .-'lt's too late, father, for they are all ground to smash ?
 How the old man storned and vowed Joe should pay for them, and how Joe at- tempted to clear himself by telling lies a- bout funding the bags in tho wrong place, we have no time to state. The old man laid an embargo on Joe's courring expedi- tions, and spoke to the Colonel about keeping Hannah snug at home, but Joe stole a march upon the old ones, and struck a bargain with the sexton to publsh him and Hannah in sly fashion: The matter being conducted cI0ndecentiy, as Deacon Sobersides remarked, it was match be- fore any body could interfere. So the long and short of it is, that the agriculture ofthe Bunker farm was knocked complete ly out of joint that year, by Joe'S courtship and blunder of the bags, for there were more turnips raised than pulse, thing not heard of bef"re among the Bunkcrs since the Pilgrims came over. Joe got wife and saved his bacon, but lost his beans.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-18
IttrDftelG zEMQutrRr PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS.-TO village and single mail subscribers $9 per year, payable before the expiration ot six months.
 rO ccmpanies of any number over six, Sl 50 per year, payable as above. To companies less than six $t TS per year, payable above. 25 cents will he deducted from zach ofthese prices when paymen, is ml Ie ia advance These prices are exclusive oG mail ot sage charge for transportation.
 Nbpapers will be discontinued until all arrearaCes are pud, except at the discretion of the publisher.
 NotOce ofa wish to disco ntnuc must be given befnrc the expiration of the year.
 AOvE&FiStNG. Que square, three insertions, T Ilfa square 75 cts Continuance over three weeks 70 per It per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or 12 months.
 lnin .strators aud Executors Notices, $l % q An ,oissioncrs' Notices, 1 %
 rJ" Al 70 nmunicat,ons must be post-paid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-18
Winter Arrangements.

WWW ~ASOJ' CTAGE leaves s. Deming's tavern. Litch- - field. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings. a. 5 o'ciock 4. M.. and arrives in Poughkeepsie in time to take the steam boat or stage for New-York or Albany.
 Leaves Hatch's hotel, Poughkeepsie. fnr Litch6eld, every Monday. Wednesday. and Friday. at $ o'clock A. M., and arrives in Litchield at P. M.
 All baggage at the risk of the owners. Seats taken at Demings, Litchheld. and at Haseh's. POughkeepsie.
 VIM. STEVENS & Go. PrOpristOrs. January 1, 1880 tSO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

C9R.fNee York, sept. u, $50
q N consider lou al Az t-r.. ar,G tais lay
y entered mt ,9ta d tom Dou', Of Rich.
mond, Va, laereb, constitute % ~ Int aim
my Agent in AM lortae ais Of N.r...s,s.
y. IALSrED.
City Of Rictr ond, z Street. Empowered
by the above, aoa olt=r NY services 10 the
afflicted with easa. Having just returned
from New Yor., a.,.r4I mad aupl: oFaorlunl
lies Of testing a. re efficacy # sa,i Had
s,eds method OF cure, b, 1slly ioteIcourse and
conversation win ,rotn ~ { % MS patients,
whose diseases hal resstedtn- ahlrst medical
advice in Europe AMI America aud have ~
hesitation IN Pfonouncing 1t sac, certain aud
permanent, when well uu icrstand an iaithally
practsed. JOHN DOVE
Sept. 81. 6sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
COMMUNICATION

Al the Charlotte election in the course Of Mr.
Nm NJ. Watkins address 10 the citizens Of the
county, while upun the subject Of Tho privilege
OF those 10 wnom the right of suffrage is enien-
ded, under the new Constitution. Dact " m
hlce, sitting near him, very civily asked him
Ia speak little more dis lncilY upon that sub
1ect To which Mt. w renlie9, +" Il YOU will
take oil Sour hat, vou will Lear me Alter
The candidates were done speaking the venrfa.
bile Doctor arose, anh sad, +" Gentlrmeh 10
Justice 10 myself | feel called npon 10 make one
single remark. Mr. Watkins las entirely mis-.
taken the spir IN which rogue ieh him To speak
IA litle mora distinctly when h. Wa upon the
sui Il ef the privilege extended II yatars m
GER the ne" Constitution. | regarded 1t a.
an important pnrt Of his speech aud one nnon
winch the people needed Information. This eN
p'anaiion have made for the people as II Re
CARDS Nr. w. | make no explanation, either
With NV hand. my hat. M my head
II \ gentlemen handed rs tue foregoing
tatement. with request that we would pub
llshi'. To Or. Rice, ("ho is spoken, oil bv the
"riter) the fricnds of q Convention owe a deep
deht Of gratitude fer his increasing exerlious
IN bring about hat event, Notwithstanding be
stood, At one 'lm". almost alone IN his section
oil county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
Groceries at Cost.

AZ Mr.. II. does not intend continuing this
part Of his business, he viii sell bis present
stock OF GROCERIES at the following prices.
viz;
Coffee of eIcsIleni quality ~ III Gents per ID.
Molasses 81 ~ ceotsa gallon
Young lily son Tea 81 IL cent, per III.
Imperial do y IL cents. per ID. and Gun.
power do at y % cents per ID.
L9hi sugar 10 10 IL GEMS per III Steam double
refined sugar 20 cents PER ID.
Madeira Vine (Sic,Iy) 81 rs a gallon or 25
cents bottle
Port Nlne 81 ~ cents n gallon, Claret Wine
(snperlor) 81 cents boti.
French Brandy DIN proof 81 81 10 cenisa
gallon, real Holland GIN 81 IL gallon
Jamaica Rum 81 agalon, real ,Iadeirs Wine
l.. Z. S3 gallon
Cut Nails IA cents per Id. Black Pepper IL
cents per lh. Spice % cents per To- &c. &c.
The Liquors and Wines were selected with
care and they will be found very superior.
N. Is. Superior Winter Strained Lamp Oil
81 IL cents gallon.
Sept. 30 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
Racing orer III. Libsr'1 course, September
ISkD

Racing oper III. Libsr'g course, September
1880
lst doy, Q mile hears.--rhomas Daswell's hwy
eeiiing Bavari 4 wears oil hy Carolinnn Jnhn
p White. hav hnr'P Restless, / years oil. by
Nrgnian Wm. rcrry's hav relding Larro, /
yearsod. BY Lawrence; W.. II Vests ere,
hofse NYsmba, I years I'D by SIR Archy.
Nan by Bavord, NJ heats hIss heatrun ia 3
m 30 sec. 81 heat ~. ~ sc.
. das 3 mile heats john =. Whites sorrei
ho = Corr years Did, hv SIR Charles To.
Dossells hay dllrv Sally Hornet i years old,
hy Sr Charles WIN. VI. Wes,'> sarrel qeldmg
We"bawk, Is gears old, by Shnwner--Wpn hv
Golfer. a heats LIST heal 8 IN ~ see 81 heni
D IN IL ~ar.
81 ny, best ont Of > mile heafs-Wm.
CAIRNS hay fec Norgiana Is yrars old hy
kpScush o John I Whites ha, horse Restless
vars old, hV Vrg,uinn; Thomas DosWelP-
sorreI gel ling, Tommy Iomkrns Nm. VI. West
grey horse Vynnbay, I > ears oil " SIR ar
Atehv.-Brst heat won bv Kesuesss--tma
I'm. ~ sec. secoi heat by Morgiana. N. 81 f.
Third do do IN. rs 5
Fourth do do | IN. 80 :.
Restless did not start the second neat, OWING
t. his having ran inside II the Judges siani
consequently was not permlttrd 10 start in ~
th.r ot the other hcHts.
III lay, n match race. nil neat, Tor 300
Won Terry horse, by Washington. years
old /; Samuel R,tchev'o sor,cl morse Napolroo
years old, nv Washing ton. Won hy Terry
sofrrl horse, at = heats.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

Napoleon WAS not u graceful rtfer-his
seat on horseback was ny no ..eau, tr n.bat The
care with which ms horses wrtr uIoke tender=
ed his deficiency IN TINS respect nl less cons
auence. The horses destined Cor Napoleo :
personal use were forced to ~ iergo ruagb
noyiclate Befari they were Siti'r q Ia rnJ5N ste
dlstncton Of carrying ter,r nn. ED master.
They were trained 10 rema,l aaIiectiY ss=adv
nnler ,rta,e a very f.,rr1' On so tseeiys
blows about re aead---d ANS ware hett. p $ :
and crackef, drsd N ,nr,r ear,--iass wee
waved before tlrlr eyes, clumsy packa -. and
sometimes a.ab sheep and Ftgs wee fa.5Wu
between I IT -. None Ut me animals wee
deemed suIdliehtiY trained "a, '4- emperor
could, without ne last d'jlcul'y pull tnrrn 40
:hou at fl saliop, "arc1 Hss ~ iavorte
pace.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

+ a .1lgS22c., anniversary Meeting Of the L. nc IA
glASs1 burg rrmperanc" sociefy will be
sSS hald NJ the Metholls Episcop"l
Charch on Thursday o'ght, the 18th instant
tesfIs candle hight. A discourse suited To the
accsson, viii be del,v Il bV the Rev. James
II. Oley al the Episcopal Chptch. T. mem
BIS OF the Society ar. ,cqoested 10 i1e pnnctn.
u N their Attendance, -. sumo hnsiaess OF mn
portance VIII he Transacted. 1hr inbahnants
Of The town aud nei9hbo-boood eod lie visitors
IN own are poIreiy invited to atleud The meet
ing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

\ Continuation of the Executors Sale,
~ y Mooday the 18th dayof Deceobernes,,
~ will he offered At Public sale. III like man-
ner. al The late reoidencc o Daniel Glinnan. de-
ceased, IN the Town Of Fredericksburg, III Tho
Personal Ealhte Of said GIinnnp, ~ sad Town
consulting OF several House Servants. Garden
er Cook, Hos Ter aud Srmpstress, &c. ali the
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Carriage Il
Horses. a ltgh' Wagon. IIiding Horses conslj.
cradle Suck Of Books, with variety OF other
articles too tedious 10 ennnsrate TIC terms
OF sale ~ stated in the previous advertisement.
JOHN WEXFORD, Ex'er
oil the last w III and Testament of
DANIEL GRtrrAr, deceasei.
Oct II, tds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

II no
Or l4.7I6 tons in favor of AMERICAN YES,
SELS in two years.
limo ia not allowed to collect and arrange
the various particulars that belong to the sub
iect but the above IS su.fi cien' 10 shew that
whether the Britis ports are omen or shut is Of
no importance In us-rreept Tint IA being shut
0nr 0lcn resse's nre cmploYe1 IN he cafringe of
our olUR produce 10 marse', as WeR rs he pro-
ceefs. Il wonld then appear better that the
BRIT sh ports should be shnt than open. And
yet WITH hdrdIhood that never tires, L n de-
gree of ,mpulpnce unparalleled, 1t is put forth.
tbatby the closing Of the British ports we lost
all The Ved Iadiq tr1ds. Its shameful per-
version 0ftrnIh.
The conditions said to be Just now obtained
by Mr.. VI Lane are believed to he precisely
,hose which Nr. Adams refused to accept, he
| cause not based reciprocity. We had a
semi official count mat the ports were opened
10 affect ne election in Name by deceglng
/ III people. Ii is very poss bile that the present
new may he FASTENED to affect the election IN
! Mar, land But It is MAGNIFICENT
| HI MRUG'-and whether the news be tue or
Ia -, il will not increasr the demand fnr a sin
/ gle article that our farmers have 10 dl-pose Of
/ Let them mark the present price of flour aud
its price SIX months after the British por. > are
opened. The noise made nov should be com
/ pared th the tacts 10 appear hereafter J i'm"
is the friend OF truth The eTira from The T..
| S. Telegraph Al Washington, which announced
the opening Of the West India ports GAS though
the whole had been >hut) as received by the
Caledonia, arrived at New York on the 27th
.iugust ias' canuut he torgoiton. The extra
tous false: hut had its effect in Maine, ard no
more WAS cared for.
Reciprocity il all that has ever been desired
by our government in our re!aiionswlth foreign
states aud their colonies. We started IN IN IS
system in 1871, and one OF the chief objections
TO = Jaws treaty" as il was called, Of 1894, was
because Of the want Of reciprocity IN The trade
bewp zen the Unet States, and the British West
Indies and it has been bone ct coniehtlon
ever since The act Of the British Parliament
of 9Th july. 1925, does mol establish that recipro.
cifU |; restricts the trade IN American vessels
an secures TO the British certain highly impor-
tant advantages over American vessels and
such is the nature OF the act OF 1879, that ITS
provisions my at any time be changed at the
aprice of the British administration by an or
der in council. II was desired that persia
nent arrangement should be made, but this Mr.
Canning. ~ his letter To Mr.. Gallatin, of the
9th Jan. 1927. absolutely declined, aud in that
i.ter as admitted By Nr Noah (who had spo-
ken of the I" loss Of the trade'9 Mr.. Canning
made sundry important mistakes oee Niles
Regis: er. vol. 30, page 216.
On the whole, aud the people Will lind It So,
the general commerce. and navigaiion OF the U.
States IS not at all affected by opening or clio
sing OF the British West India ports. unless m a