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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-15

MAR TTNSBURG C.aRPETE4CTORY
|fEyHF subscribers having purchased Of Mr.
3 C q. Ccnfadt his entire stock Of ma
chinery attached TO the above Factory
intend continuing the Manufacture OF
SOOTCH, re TETLlJN, and. DayN.4SK
ED GE.VEIL9JT C1RPBI9NG, of diff
Gerent patterns and tatious colours. Pafti
cu,r attention will be paid TO country work,
such as Carding, Dyifg and Pulling.
MIR Confadt (foF The presently win receive
any couniry work that may offer, which We
obligate ourselves 10 iiniss, IN FIRST rate work
maeIike order, and at the lowest prices.
We wish to purchase WOOL; for which
VIC viii give liberal price IN trade or cash
JAMES n RIDDLE.
ISRAEL r. JANNEY.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-15

EgOHsES, noes; kNU POnK FOR
HE SALE-1'he subscribed has Tor sale.
upon cfe,li. OF nine or tw I've r1cnths. FIVE
Wort Horses and Cots, LOT OF Stock Hogs,
consisting Of Slows Pigs, and Shoats-and
il two weeks he viii have for sale, for cAsn,
25o0 las. Prime ficlaig PORK
Lt1WlS z WySONG
ELL Creak. Dec [ I&2I
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-15

VIRGgNlA.-In the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancegy for Berkeley coun-
": November rules, 1881.
MGrttn Yoptz, pIfifr
against
William Long md .Ircob Wcoer, en'fs of TTe,I
rg Miller, deed, Jtcob Schoppsrt, nd,a'y of
Henry Ded,i, decd, George Deati, HiRiaa.
Deaii, and Ddbid Deah, defts
ESHE defendant George Deahl, NOT having
catered his appearance and given secu
rI'y. according 10 the act Of assembly and
the rules Of thi, Court. and it appearing Inv
satisfactory evidence that he is est Of this
commonwealth; n is ordered, that the sai,i
defendant do enter his appearance to this suit.
on the first day of Tie next term and an
s'Fer the bill OF the pts,Dtin; ard that co
p Ut this order be iorlhwltt' published IN the
haruhshuTg Gazette, and Continued for Two
months successfully, and another COPY there
oil posted ~ The front door OF The Cou,t
House IF this Comfy.
Copy--teeis,
JOHN sTROTHER, c.
November II, 1891 -9r3
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-15
,SDLenfiid Prices.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whois ticke,s, SIC Qgmfc,s, 50 50
IlqlGes, 5 EigdsAs 90

tAiCs1 VI
Whois tickets, sig Qoartcrs, 50 50
Jlaloes, Fights. | 90
- Certificates of packages Of % tickets
in The above lottery, containing all the nqla
bers from | 10 66 inclusive. end emitting the
holder 10 Ill the tickets may draw over the
small prizes Of so and 40, may be had at
the fol!oviug rates:
Certificates For - Whole tickets si35
do - Half do o. so
TO - Quarter 20 33 -
do - Eighth dc 10 81
- Persons al distance wishing 20 adsen
tire yFouia tlnd il to theia advantage TO order
Certificates, for besides saving postage, they
would obtain for Il small Sum p sid ont great
er numter Of chances Tor iIe large prizes.
VyIRGiNIA pETg.R2DURGLOTTEhY
V Nc !. :or 1881, to be dfaab On Friday
the 30lh Of i)eceuber
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-15

ViRGiNlA.--In the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chaucery FOR Berkeley coun
ty, December Rules, 1881.
Duncan aud Logan, plaintiffs,
against
Mary Horn, and Thomas Horn, odfa'r dc DO
mis- non # Philip Horn, decd. defendants
TEVHE defendant Mary Horn, not having
Il entered hsr appearance and given sccu
Tity according 10 The act Of Assembly ana
the rules of Court, and ii appearing by sets
factory evidence that she is ont of this Com
monweailh, u is ordered That the said de
PENDANT do enter her appearance 70 this suit
on the first day Of the next term, answer the
bill of the riantitf'. and give security iorper
forming the decree: and that a copy ef this
order be forthwith published in the Martins
burg Gszette, and continued for two months
successfully, and another copy thereof posi-
ed at The front door of the court house OF
this county. A Copy !.ste.
JOHN STROTHER, e.
Dnenmbep g I92i DIN
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2. 9AlCL- All persons indebted 10 ..rs
/ estate Of William Curtis, deed, are de-.
sired TO come forr ard and pay their dues as
soon as possible, the situation Of the estats
renders it advisable 10 settle it Immediately.
Anpersons who may have claims against tie
estate arc desired to hand them in properly
authenticated for settlement. NY brothea
John Bllmire is authorized by me to attend
TO these collections and payments
CATIiARiNE CURTIS.
.9dninjstrGtlap Of I'm Curtis. decs|
November 81, 1881
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-15

ri EGROES FOR HIRE VIII be oiT-r
a Y ed for hire, on .uonday the a6M dan of
tbs month, a number Of NEGROES. CON
slstng of Men, Women, Boys and Girls
Bond and approved security viii I've required.
Those who hired Negroes Of the undcrsiyn
ed the present year. will return ti,em well
clothed as stipulated, as they viii be held re
sPonslble for any deficiency. The hiring will
take place al my residence in Darksyile
AMELIA ElCHELBERGEn
December 3 1871
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-15
NEW GOODS

- - = ~
2 SliF. subscribers rospc ~tf.ily iafo,n, ,hei,
5 customers ",'i inc ,,",,,tc e,,,,..lal!y. a.at
hey ,ia'c jast received ami finished opening
a.@eaerol and well selected supply Of
t3LL 4 ID ~ E1'EG GDODS
Consisting in part Of the loIovlng articles:
super Blue, Black, BrowH and Grey Cloths.
Caesmeres and Cas>inctts;
Swansdown, Valencia E Mole kin Vestnr:
; A and Mcrno aud Morino Circass,sns,
Cashmere Long Shawts and Fancy H'dkfs;
6i3cl; Italian Lnt@stflng and Scnshaw Silks:
ltch Winter Ribbons anti Rcltings:
Plain All carved BRAZILIAN Tuck Combs;
to8 afheT 'e6h Il general nss8fimen, If
HARDWARE, EUEENSW Are
SI'l 1I0.NERTS y GROCERIES,.
All OF Wfeh they VIII s'll Oh accommodating
terms. JAS, < }VM =. RIDDLE.
MaFtinSbnrs, Oct 81, 1851.
& hbS0LUTl0N.-Ybc par1nc1Shin he re
q = tofofe eAist'ag between lbe undersion
ed, under The firm Of I'm Long 6. O.. Vas
dissolved the 9TH of September hy mutual
Consent All those inIebted to said firm are
respectfully requested to make payment as
5000 as possible; those whose accounts are
open arc requested tc call and close them by
payment or note. Those who are set indcllt
cd TO j Z ESSkHe s To. are Informed thai
payment must he made Immediately or their
ne'eS VIII be transferred. TIE business will
oe continued at the old stand by lin Long
rad as l. 'Steta',,t, in tic naiue Of I'm.
Long, who tenders lis sincere acknowledge
mGnis to his customers and ,hc public gene
Fa'iy' Tor the many years support given him.
ana respectfully solicits continuance of ;heir
patronage. NSI. LONG.
j. 2. ERSKlNE.
Martnsburg, Oct u. 1881.
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TElIBiIC SALE viii be- sold, OF pubic
b auction, at the late residence OF Mar,
Long, dec u, near tire Falling Waters, b.
ffj:Gy TIE ie!h If = IS NINTH, all Of ths
property OF said deceased, consisting Of one
Horse Carriage ahd I'atnrss, Mich Cow,
and Sheep, Household aud Kitchen Furni
tue. such as 1'abIes Chairs. BEDS and Bed
4inai one twenty .fsaf boar Cloyk} cue SAFE
and some Carpet.ng, with a variety OF cthei
articles not necessary 10 mention 4 credit
| Of s'x months ~ be gwen the purchaser on
all sums over tWo datta upon giving oorf
with approved securjy
EitNAfElH LONG. .1dHiF-.
December !, 1851.
n EG4OES FOR StIIt-WHl be sold
a at put lie sale, on 1lnraday lie I'd u De.
Gender inst, at Prospect l,ll, near Grrraris
town, 10 or ~ very likely NEGHOB4. be
longing to tie eg'ate oflVm. Wilson, d-cG!.
he;rg those not embraced in tie special dew,
ses of his viii Two Of them are UoGien,
with two small children. each. The remain
der Boys and Gris, chiefly small, bul very
likely ahd promising:
Al the same time will be sold several ycry
VALUABLE HORSES.
The Negroes will be sold Tor cash AMI the
Horses at six months credit, the purchaser
giving bond with apr'Gved security
John z. WILSON.
Executor Of I'm: H'ilsoa, dec'd
Prospect Hill, Dec list, 1881.
The editor OF the Winchester Republican
is requested TO insert tie ab6re advertise
Gent times and forward his account 10 this
office for pa}menti
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-15

$4,000 CrrstaI I'rj:c aad ol!y Il 400 TFcict9
~ EW WORK CONSOLIDATED lot
tEi@s Glass No B. for 1884 TO lac drawa
IN the City Of New York, on "Wednesday u,c
10 OF January, 1892 - 70. lottery
Drann Nallots.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-15

ESEUBLED LINsEY.-A quan,rf OF hea.
& Wy PULLED LIJVSEYS, (of Mr. Con.
radt's manufacturer for sale low by the
piece or yard.
WILLIAM LONG.
Martinsburg, Nov 8, 1851.
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@aartsu90iicG GEasettG
POEJisisEb WEEKLY,
.E WASHINGTON EVANS,

TWO DOLIafRS PER .Ayy.VIJd.
PsFABIE IN ADVANCE;
u, THO OILERS a,m 7icehtg.tt-e Cef;fs,
AT TUE END OF SIX MONTHS;
And II payment he deferred to the end q
the year, or near the sane,
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENiS
viii invariably be demanded.
95-A failure to notify the discontlnuanrc Of
jie paper at the end or the time subscribed
for, will be considered as 4 new engagement
sy-No paper discontinued until ali arrear..
he Editor.
Advertisements inserted at the rate o.
eae dollar PER square for tie three first insei-
1oas aad twenty five cents per square io'
each subseq cnt i'lstiEion.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-15
CkPiYAi. PRIZES.

Ue5lHFF NdaN q s1UU E507lg I290, = &c &c
Tickets s)--iials's - 30 Quarters 1923
- Certificates 81 package, nay he bad il,
this lottery, as lii the preceding scbeif,e, The
cost OF
Gc,tiGtate So. - holA tickets s67 81
do % Half 10 33 n
90 - tl3arjet To 10 81
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-15

Matthias Ktesaeber. John kpesncker and otfars
children and heirs, and deUIsses Of yndttlias
keesacker, decd. defendants,
FESHE Defendant Matthias Keesacker, not
81 having entered his appearance aud gwen
security according 10 the act Of assembly
and the rules Of this court, and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is out Of this
Commonwealth; IL is ordered, That the said
defendant do enter his appearance to this
suit, on the first day Of the next term, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that co
py of this order he forthwith published in the
Martinsburs Gazette, and continued FOR two
months successfully, and another copy there
of posted at the trent door Of the court house
of this county. a Cepy-Te>te,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
Der enaker IaaI I'm
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-15

OllCF.- All persons havlug c,ail..s a
a gainst the estate Of Mary Long, dec d :
are requested to bring them forward proper
authenticated for settlement; and those in
idested, are notified II make immediate raw
sent, as no Indulgence will be given Mr.
" iiiiaia Cunningham is authorized by me t.
attend TO the collection OF monies due the es.
tate and for paying claims against tie same.
ELIZABETH LONG, .4dn.rc
December |. 1881 ST
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-15

GsEiSER'S AXES, Gillipgham's Drawing
- Knives; Gillingham's Coopers Axes and
Adzes; Giiiingham's Roundig Kni-es; Chi.
sells, Augers and Hand-ssws, Braces with
50 and &c bits; Douhlc struck Squares; Brass,
Steel, anf! COMMON Shoyels and longs, Sc,
with large and general assortment Of
SHOES. HITS, md CAPS,
To be had at the store OF
w. r. COMPTON.
.Neri;nsbrfrq, Nov 10, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-15
December 8. ls3I.-em.

N1hGlNlA.-ln the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chaneery for Berkeley Coun-
ty: December Rules, 1881.
Jacob Weosr, plaintiff,
against
John Bodine, Joseph Granthas, Ed,card Bond,
EUis ReeS, and 0theYs, defendants
W SiE defendant Joseph Granthatn, net
81 having entered his appearance and given
security, according 10 the act of assembly
and the rules of this court, and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is out Of this
Commonwealth; II is ordered, That the said
defendant do enter his appearance to this
suit en- the first day OF the next term, and
answer the bill of the plaintiff: and that
copy of this order be forthwith published in
the Martinsburs Gazette, and continued for
two months successfully, and another copy
thereof posted at the front door of the court
house OF this county.
A Copy-Teste3
JOHN S'fROTHER, c.
December 8. ls3l.-2m.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-15
December s. 1881 pm.

VlRGINIA.-ln the Circuit Superior Cour
of Law and Chancery FOR Berkeley Coun
ty: December Rnles, 1881.
jacob Smith and Fanny lis ,cife, fornle, b
Funny Kecsccker and soidoic " Co,uwd Ace
sacker, dec d., plaintiffs
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-15

a SAUIlON!-AIl persons are strictly for
~ hidden from trespassing on my laods ed
JOINING the town CT Martinsbufs Having
sustained considerable injury heretofore, an
no'e determined 10 prosecute all offenders in
future. WILLIAM GREGORY
November "a. 1881
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-15

NJ OftCE.-Yhe subscriber e2,,ects TO re
- tire trom bnsiness IN = short time. ano
earnestly cq.4esis t;iose ipaehtctl 10 ho Is,
no'e or open account, 10 ca.i aud settle ihel,
rr-sresi're debts, as Indulgence canAot r,
given long.
WILLIAM y. THOMPSON
hartnsbure, October d, 1851.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-15

Blank Deeds for safe al this CtIico.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-02

The LATE GENERAL BOLIVAR. The
Liberator expired on the 18th December,
at San Pedro Alejandrno, country seat.
about league from Santa Martha, in a
calm, collected manner, confessing and re-
celVlng the sacrament at the same time.
He made his will, and, in every respect,
evinced such greatness of soul, that he
neither spoke against his enemies nor re-
commended any of his friends. His body
was embalmed and laid IN state for three
days at the Custom House, the front of
which appeared in magnificent mourning,
with monument therein. 1t is almost i'm
possible to imagine the anxiety that was
manifested to get view of the remains of
their Llberator, the staircase being often
impossible, from the numbers ascending
and descending. His funeral took place on
the 10Th, and SO splendidly and with so
much order was it conducted, that the in
habitants of Santa Martha, in the midst of
the grief that overwhelmed them for their
irreparable loss, were pleased to see 50 much
love and gratitude manifested to so worthy
a parsonage. The ceremony lasted four
hours, and in the Holy Cathedral Church
magnificent and tasteful funeral decoration
was prepared, which added greatly to sol.
emnize the scene. The populace flocked
there in crowds, to see the last of their la.
mented leader. The militia behaved with
so much discipline, that no regiment of the
line could exceed it. The band plaved two
marches, and the Moro fortress fred
a cannon every half hour, the bells respond
ing with double force. Such is faint de-
scrlptlon of what Santa Martha has done
on the occasion of the irreparabe loss of
the "lmmortal Founder of Colombia"
Kingston (Jamaiea) Chronicle.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-02

Mr.. Crockett, during the discussion on Fri.
day, on Mrs. Decatur's bill, stated that he was
requested in this House, last year, by govern
ineDt officer, to vote for this claim, and to lust.
hy himself by the message of the President
The Executive influence brought to operate on
this bill failed TO extort dishonest vote from
Mr. Crockett, who declared that he could not
vote for it from feeling of sympathy, while SO
many females equally meritorious, having
equal claims on the government, and being in
equal Distress are overlooked.
We have here specific charge that Execu-
tive influence has been employed in pushing
forward this claim. We know that the Presi-
dent recommended il to the attention of Con-
gress. And do we require any further evil
dence that the Executive has the disposition
TO encroach on the province and direct the de-
eision of the Legislative branch of the govern
mont; and if the people should be so infatuat-
ed as to re-elect him for another term, is there
not strong reason to fear that Executive influ-
ence VIII be hereafter felt in the Legislative
Councils of the Union.
This is a violation Of the Constitution in
point to which public attention has not before
been invited. 1t may be well for the peonle
to pause, and reflect, when called on to give
their votes for President-.NatiOnal Journal
The Louisville Daily Journal, has the fol-
lowing sarcastic commentaries upon the
Message of President Jackson
"To mind curious in such matters, it
would afford no little amusement to institute
a comparison among all the various docu-
ments, of which Andrew Jackson has been
the nominal author, since he first became
a candidate for the Presidency. No two
of them bear the slightest Resemblance to
each other, and probably no two of them
have been written by the same hand. Pa-
ced side by side, they exhibit all the var-
Gus colors and qualities of the cloths in
tailor's cabbage-room. And these are
the literary and political habilments in
which the President of the United States
has clothed himself-one rag stolen here
and another there, some borrowed from a
gsntleman's wardrobe and others gathered
from the hedge, and the whole stitched to-
gether so awkwardly, that their wearer ap-
pears like a professional bufoon."
Tennessee has 664, e22 inhabitants, Of whom
1880 are slaves. She has now Represent |
atIves IN Congress- at tho noxt apportion
Een., IL.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-02

Tennessee has 664,s22 inhabitants, Of whom
1880 are slaves She has now 9 Represent
ativeS IN Congress- at the noxt apportion.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-02

State Of the Country. 1t does not appear
that the burnings and destruction of machines
had become less frequent, though the trials of
those arrested were going on rapidly, and So
we're sentences were passed on great number
OF them. AZ Dover, where the people had con.
graduated themselves on having escaped from
the troubles which generally afflicted the Coun-
ty, "the Priory Farm" the residence of a
magistrate was set on fire Jan. 18th. II was
built in 1872 by the monks of St. Martin.
Other confagrations are mentioned at Postead,
Winbourne, Hounslow, &c. A master spinner
was shot as he was leaving his factory at
Staley Wood-I1yde Near Manchester, Mr..
Thomas Ashton, son Of one of tho great cot
ton spinners and manufactures, was killed on
the evening Of the 4th, by pistol shot This
gentleman was we'll known in America. Tho
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
From Ike rennsy 'yauia Wig
TO WILLIAM WRIT ESQ

g z --.I. - - - -. -.
"pPIo"ch you on Tue PTosr''t occasion,
VIC ny li':se 'oI your cEoFhc'or' aho
rs,ae, ,,n i"i 90. ara proper
cIr,irc,a, ~. @ t INV NV - t'ii'
Iit;, ~ 1;,ii '' ~ -" ","' o.c up
tlis co,,rIr,r ,;,n H. ,i;,;o 'u' Vl''.'' "
jcttcrs ,3ir, r n,rds;.i, III 80 80, 'oI
in,r,,;, i,i ,In ;o 81 49, f"G s.Vie vi
l.no,,!e I,rc or ,bo ct,,o,no,, IT, 49,. &c. ~
sya opoI,i,s ior,sv combine. ,,,d
general infaIlcc,r,I ch,racfcr ~ tit, o,, -
Iricuds-ai,on,, ., nom hermit me 70 b ,,,,,hd
are proud-anG vour c,,c,,irs;F ,., L,,,n o
arc ,nari,I. when Tho Ln,d Of = SIoIcs,r,,n
rich and .olisieh-hsl c,rr sot;,5-lrs rrit,cirIns
uncorruptcd-and his character urb!criishnd-;t
will not require me TO aporis Won. That he borocs
much al, object Of terror 10 his rivals, as he is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

bhRBoUESViLLE, NOV. I'D, 1881.
S1R-Mr. Eaton Stanard was so rood n. 10 he
the bearer of your note TO me enclosing the resoIu
tons of sundry citizens deputed by the People Cd
posed TO the reelection of Andrew Jackson 10
choose a Delegate 10 represent this Congressional
District IN the National Republican Convention
proposed TO he held in Baltimore on the second
Monday in rext month. BY these learn they
have honorcd mo with this appointment. NV hiph
respect for those who have appointed me, INV en-
tire coincidence of sentiment with them in the
object TO be effected by the Convention and n
convection that no man can with propr5cty refuse
the portion ot 'uty assigned him by his Fellow
Ciiizons, in times like these, when ''ou1 country s
degraded Ivy the tyranny and msrule oc the pre-
sent administration are considerations which in.
duce me promptly 10 accept the appointment
And 1t is with sincere pleasure perceive in these
resolutions The tribute justly paid 10 the worth
OF Henry Ciay.-IIaviug long served with him in
ti'c public councils, and for portion Of the time
IN relation 10 bin 50 intimate, as TO furnish the
pest opportunity Justly 10 appreciate his talents
ana his patriotism, am happy that most sin
ccT"iy respond 10 the continents expressed bv my
constituents, iatcriug 10 this Justly dstin gush
Cd Cizcn. With them | shall rejoice TO sec him
elevated TO the Chief Magistracy of the United
states, whose duties ! am confident ne will dis
charge IN spirit corresponding with that which
prevailed in the better days Of the Rcpublic-and
II u IS made obvious, which / cannot now anfici-
pate, that our great object can Ike attained only by
INC selection of another cilizcn then, indeed, as
our motto IS orr country, compared with whose
honor and the preservation Of her noble institu-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

Mr. JRfrRnsoS,s opinion of tho conssituii0nolity
and srpediency OF a protective Tariff, in Deem.
Der, 1893.
where nation imposes high duties our pro-
proper for to do the by thers; first, 6urfhon
ing excluding those productions ,ohch they brin
here in competition NTH o,on IF tho same kind;
selecting next such manufactures ice take )rors
them IN greatest quantity, and ,ohch at the time
could the soonest furnish TO ourselves or obtain
from other countries; imposing them duties
lighter at first, bat henuier and hcaucr afterwards
as othcr channels IF supply open. Such duties ha-
wing the effect ofindirect encouragement to domes-
tic manufactures of the Same kind, may induce the
manufacturer to come himself into these States
where cheaper subsistence, equal laws, and a vent
of his wares, free of duty, may him tho high
est profits from his skill and industry"