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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29
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ETHE Western Route, running on the south
L side Of Jarw2s River to Lynohburg leaves
Richmond every Monday, "Wednesday, and Fri
Gcy. at o'clc OK, 4. " end arrives ut Lynch
ourg the next day to Dinner: from thence the
iine con';nu ; tc"rducIcd ny WIN. SMITH direct
TO the White Sulphur Spring, where Porter and
Bedcn,s line :" Guyandotte is iutersected: "a
branch from The line ab22e !.ynctburg drops
in the Tennessee route a: Salem, Va. A,
Ralae's Tavern ~ Cunt, LAND county, ;hc Rich
moud Ro4e rnlcrsccis the Southern line from
Fredericksburg. hy Cartcrsvie to Georgia,
which passes Iamdcn Sidney College The
hest Troy Coaches and coed Teams are on the
iuc, with skivi, sober, and attentive drivers
The travel pcltDrmed throughout to the Springs
by, day ugh. Fare from Richmond to the
White Sulphur Springs, $40 90. For seats,
apply at the bar OF the Union Hotel, Richmond
Al baggage, whether btiongng to passengers
or sent blythe stage a. the risk OF the owners
thereof. 4. PATTERSON
Proprietor, Richmond and LynchEurg.
is c1--Sawtf
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AsEskSTOE ESTATE.
Fra Eia.e cpagss2y OF EOs.. 81 SEESvu,.

III.
q n pursuance CT tho j:cwer vested In tho presi
u Geht anu Director. o.. liz Literary Fund by
IA act OF the General Assem5Yy Jassed s5th Fehr
Gry last aathorising the sale OF tie BTistoe tract
Oh !and, IN the county Of Prince William pronos
ais VIII be received BY the said President and De
rector1, ~ 'Re %h1io any portion Of the said
tact, until the 10th day ofOotoIo. nez: 4
me aHne%od extracts from the law Will shew
ne Conditions required OF the PURCHASERS
PERSONS c:.ering proposals will cor3ait the, GU n
convenience II fling liz, i1.staImsI:ts of tho nnr
chase money
The Bristoe tract contains by survey 649! aero.
INC greater part OF which IS under leases which will
expire IN the year IS49, and which uro subject ~
an annual rent Of about 25, 00G pounds of tobac.d
by order OF the President and Directors of the
Literary Fund.
]. DROWN, Jr. ID And,r.
I'd BE it further eEacted That il shall bo tbo
duty ofthe said President and Directors to rcn,;.s
- ING purchaser or purchasers of tho said tract
nonas with sufficient personal security, payablc r.
inc sad President and Directors, together with n
deed or deeds Of trust on the estate so sold - 90
cure the Ia fIi5t OF 1he purchase money and ;+ar
Sl' winch bonds taken shall bear interest fro,n
the oates thereof. And all persons who shall fri
70 pay INTO the treasury annually, within six month";
a'tor the same Shall become due the Interest 1,I;L
may accrue on their said bonds shall forfeit all
claim to the credit given on their purchase. MI
INC PFihcioal shall thefcupon become duo md he
ieIGE1.abie by ths said Freaident and Directors
i'H dI interest III arrear by motion to the Corr
- ga vi 10Y hollCc OF the time OF makinh
sue" . motion or the payment thereof enforced bS
proceeding on the deed deeds of trust nforcs,;j
It the discretion of the said President and D;ISct
o.5. 80 D-1N Dh0e'-
81. &c it further enacted, Ihat all persons he.
coming purchasers of land under the provisiors
Oh tliis ACT snail have the privilege Of paying Tn
amount 0l the purchase money at any time -
4th; This act shall be in force from tho p,,7
sing thereof NV Panj
may ~
editors OF che Rational Intolligencer and
81 the AiexandTia PheniI, will publish this adveis
tsemcnt twice a week until 10th Get. next ana
mcnt. ~ iof pay
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

e BALDWIN, IVES & co. have received, by
AG the most recent arrivals, large additional
supplies to their former extensive stock OF DRY
GOODS; among which, are tie following
Blue, and black, with great variety of fancy
cold cloths
Blue, black, and fancy cold cassimeres
'Sattinetts, of every quality and price, some hea-
W blue and blk. mixed, for factory hands
Blankets, point, fancy end, cold & 81, 9-4 l0-4,
ll-4 & 1874 rose
Black, imitation, and real Italian lustringa
Black India sarsnets and senshaws
CoPd do senshaw, for umbrella covering
Cambrics, jaconets, mulls, and cambria muslins
Plain and fig'd Swiss, and book muslins
Plaid Muslins and creYa.i=.5
Corded robes and skirts
Hosiery, great variety cotton worsted and silk
Bombaznes, and hombazetts, dix. and cold
Mcrlno cloths, and merino Circassians
Is Gases COLLEGES, common, super, and extra super
9-6 extra super British prints, new style
Pelesse cloths, variety of shades
Fancy silk, embroidered Grape, poplin, and other
fancy hdkfs
Rich Partisan Grape shawls and hdkfs
Pongee, bandanna, and fagg silk do
Ladies' and Mems superior black and cold II. S.
gloves
Black Canton and Nankin grapes, a few ps. very
super quality
Rich black Gro de Berlin
Bonnet, cap, and belt ribbons
Cambria dipties
Linens, fine ard superhne irish Kentngs, and
line1 cEmbrics
Painted & plain bord'd ladies' pocket bdkfs Tore
ther with So and 2-4 bangup cords
Heavy mixed sagathies, for negro clothes
Ked lIncey, tor female servants wear
Tartan pIaids and cambets
a few ps very heavy Dutch cambIcts
Camcls hai., and "A brown do
large assortment of merno, Thibet wool and
Cashmere saawls, scagfs aid hdkfs
al which, they viii sell at their usual Lo,o prices
on satisfactory terms, to purchasers. 20
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ri oIICE.-Ail persons having claims against
1N the estate of Nath'l Bowe, deed. are re-
qnesied 10 present them by the LIST November
next, duly authenticated; aud they are hereby
nouhcd that unless they do SO tins notice w III
oe pleaded III bar against them. Those persons
indebted to the said estate, must make i,nmedi-
ate payment NATIrL f.. BOWIE,
aug 2-wGt EXor of Nath'l Bowe, dec
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"a oIlCE.-l'he Subscriber having determined
l leaving the State Of Virginia, is DESTROYS az
bringing his business to u speedy close All per
sons indebted to him by bond boo!: account, are
requested TO make immediate payment, particularly
those whose dobts have been due any considerable
time, as longer indulgence Cannot he given; and
all persons having Giu;rus on INN. will present
them for settlement, to Hubbard x Garluer or 10
Andrew ). Whtlockc, who may be found at THEN
store,) who ere are fully authorised to close all my
unsettled business. JACOB NJ WEAVER
iy Civ dSc;s
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sg'SsEEgE.

'HNHE sub:crihers having located themselves
II IN this place for the purpose of trausac ting
n Commission business III country produce, beg
leave to tender their services to their friends and
the public generally
They will also attend to the receiving and
forwarding goods.
spr23-Eaw9t READ & MACMURDO.
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SNRS. SHEFFEY, intends To open Sem
I'VE mary for the education of Young Indies
in her own house, in Stanton. The first sess!-
on will commence on the first day Of November,
and continue .siye months. Al the branches
usually taught IN The best SCHOOLS. will be attend
ed to IN her SEMINARY. She las engaged teach
of great experience and well tested ability,
every department of learn NC. 1t is beliey-
ed that her School vii combine as many advan
tages any Female Institution in the State
Her residence is peculiarly favorable for the
purposes of n schoo'; il is remarkably elevated
and healthy, sufficiently remote from the noise
and hustle Of town, and has En- extensive and
beautiful lawn. well ad5fted for the purpose of
recreation and ..ercsc.
In offci;ng her services to her friends and tie
public, id this important and responsible employ
menr. Mrs SHEFFEY pledges herself to watch
with maternal tenderness end vigilance the de.
pertinent of those committed 80 her care, and t.
pursue with diligence { very IA. Assure calculated
to promote thcIr moral as well as intellectual, n-
proyement.
She Will receive 10 or 10 Young Ladies int o
her family as bcarders. Board IAN also be had
on good terms in come of the most respectable
families in town. For further particulars en-
qulre of Mrs. Shelly or Nj. j. Worthingion
Smith.
Sfaunon, va. Sept 25, 1891. SPIT 28-tf
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DRY GOODS,


z FroGces and EXT, from New York. large
and very complete assortment of seaSonaGle
DRY GOODS,
Which have been pun chused at auction in New
"'k, principally with money; and are tlered at
u very reasonable advance on first cost; they
are IN part as tullows
Extra super blue and black cloths and cassi-
D!eTes
Do Do. bfown and olive green
Drab and steel mixed do do.
PeiiSSe and r,erino cloths, assorted
81 Sd and Cd heavy blue cloths, for ser
wants
Supet!ine, G1e aul common sut';nets
Mackinaw striped and point blankets
10, IL and B. rose DITTO
White. rcG gcs1, black and yellow fanncls.
Ladies lambs wuo,. wofs,ed, slid cotton
PLAN, ran0"m and embroidered hose
Scotch, French ana ,.ngIish g,rghau,s, pain
ted musLnS and ba,tste
Best Italian lustring and figured manda rnes
Black and assorted Gro dc Naples
Paris iy!e checked do
Grape dc Icon and painyrine
mrge and beautiful assortment OF fancy
hdk:$. and shaw from 25 csnts to p dol
lars
Plain ard figured ,nuslns
CamDrcs, iucunrt, checked muslin
Thread ca;nbr!c hnhf. and kenlng
MuiI, book und rich striped mu,lins
>"-''o-S- ldiSS hsSpINtitiiN, ali iCcS
and qualities
Plain and ii9ms"d bombazr lis and ci cIssians
C'rc0 sian plaid Tartan ditto
Super g.! and 5-8 black bo;nbaziuo
Irish linen, extra iinc and m.dGlny quality.
i2amash d.nper and nGpkias
Garment and fi-nijurc Ginitics
White and black bob5lnet and gauze wells
Al and Cd plain ana t;gured bobbmet
beautiful assortment Of thread and gimp IL
ces and cdgiugs
Furnl;urc and aprca checks aHd plaids
Bleached and brown shoe ngs luG shi.tngs
Bed ticking aud cotton diapers
Cotton and linen oznaburgS und dowlas
Ladies aud g"Etemen's gloves all prices
Pins. needles, tapes, bo1Dns, spool and A"ss
cotton
Bonnet, cap and belt ribht as
Florida, Lavender and Coongc y:a,c:
Fancy soaps, Preston salts. &c. &c.
All of WHICH Will be sold al the lowest market
prices, fer cash Having given Mr. William
Brc"den an interest in the business, he will
always be found ready 10 attend zach wholcsal,
aud retail purchasers may please 10 favour
us with their custom.
MANN S. VALENTINE
White Blu dngs. corner of 18th ard II. streets,
ShukIe II II. Sc I4-C3t
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E3'sssssySrdgsstg University,
IEDTCAIs DEpARGNGWE,

&Sh L.s
fEVHE Lectures il this Institution will Gem
< mence "a usual, on the LIST Monday N NJ.
vcsnter, a:-l continue, without Intrrnsslcw. ln:!}
the LIST Saturday in March. The Courses end
terins, are as follows, viz:
Anatomv OK? BY Bprj. w. Dudley, NJ. L.
Snr~nry i5 who will lecture times each
Institutes nf s:edIc,ne and Clinical practice
E.5. BY Charles CaiIwcl, NJ D. daily.
Theory and Pract.ce % ileGicine. $:5. e.
John Esten Cooke, NJ. d. daily.
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and
Ch5drrn, SIS. BY VIM. II. Richardson.
M. -. daily.
Materia Aledica and Medical Botany, SIS. By
Charles w. ShoTt, NJ. D. tlaiiv
Chemistry ana PhaF:aacy, So. BY Lunsford
p. iande!l, NJ. d. and Il. Hubert Eaton.
4. II daily.
Large accessions ere making lc the iriedicui
Library and GhemIcai apparatus, which VIII be
in readiness by the commencement OF the Ses
sion. BY order Of the E4cuty,
C. w. SHORT, ". D. pe7n.
LeXine ton, Ky. Aug l. 1881. So.
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EEssrsfsrN.,c oa.A Cutlery.

Which, together with lis Stock previously on
hand, constitutes oiu Of ~, ;.lo,t .2ueral AID
best selected assUttl"c:.te, ever offered III this
CITY.
Having imported, directly rem The factorirs
! III England, the greatest portion Il his Goods
! &c IS enabled and q spoeed to Diicr them at tie
very lowest prices.
C,uHEE -Nerchal's are invited to call and ex-
anime hts stock, and are assure! TIA, ae v; !
furnish them with goods at as low p ices, and on
a reasonable terms. as they can procure ar, jc!cs
oi S!U'af qunlILy:a any market he Union.
A;n"ng thc goods IN hand. are-best and com
man b'acHsni'hS bellows; mouse hole CnJ com
inn;i anyis; best steel face vices; sedge and hard
files Of every kind; knob, 81 elk, NOR icc
pac chest, cupboard and al other kinds of lacks;
II, Hi, butt, table ana hook and eye hinges; car
pen'trs IciHcfs and cabinc, makers tools, Of
very variety: Collins " Co.'S and other super or
wood a%aSi hand, pit cross cut, mil and oil her
"a ms patent straw knives, COMMON and hes,
Japand traces and haIrcrs; Aiucs' and other
spades and silrves; ia e!i hay turks and hny
KAiVeS: com. let assortment Of CaSrinrs Ser
man sac1r, and cast stcc sheet IRON and iTou
wire; splendid assert ~ u; OF Cvti. RI and Fan
cy Goods, comprising a great variety Of table
and dessert knives and rks, with buck, stag.
ouild!oe and ivory bundles IN single and complete
sets; pen and pocket AuIvcs; ruznrs and scissors.
HsamS, Ianccrs, &c. &c JadIcs' hand ONE ia
panncd dressing boxes, elegant double border
Yea trays and W2iters; plani,hed d,sn covers;
pale" armers, blass and wirr f.nlrrt; brass, pol
lshcd atccl, and brass head Efc irons; brass and
&,
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Salt, Crates, Sugar, &c.

Salt, Crates, Sugar, &c.
SDOO Sacks OF Ashton's slowed salt
IL AOO 20 crates IF crockery ware, receiv-
ed from the manufacturers IN England, and put
up 10 suit rctaiers-Alsc, large and elegant DIN
ing sets
% bids st ,Croix and Porto Rico sugars
81 boxes white Havana do
46 bids English Island moIasses
10 ticrces Cuba honey, very clear and trans
parent
ii punchcons genuine Antigua and Jamaica
butt q very Old AID superior sherry wine
- ,Ir casks French Madeira
9 boxes old Sauteru and Ciaret
Also
Sc Casks Of Il est ID Malmsry, Tln;a. Ser
cal, ond London por'icuiar Madeira. received
direct from Mcss7s. Murdoch, YertiIp g. Co. and
PayEe d Co. For sale ~ acejG,n:odaling terms
By CHARLES PALMER.
SPIT Eft
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NEW GOODS.

IN Eff OOODS.
q n addition to our former stock, we have
a just opened the following
ia TgCY GOODS
R;cf 81 thibet wool shawls
MeriDo and cashmere DO
.Prplin. Grape and lama do
Grape and gauze hdkfs Of the latest STYLES
Sd and 6 Il French merinos, fashionable
shades
Sd English do do
Plain and embroidered silk hosiery
rP'irtrd and open workcd cotton do
Embroidered cambria hdkfs
a large assortment thread Iaces
.Inscr ines and scoIop trimmings
Rich velvet and fancy b. It's
Ladies escorted II. S. gloves
Plaid Norwich grapes, assorted colors
Ladies mu I'm aprons
Rich lgurCd SWISS musns, &c &c.
ALSO.
A orea. variety Of STAPLE GOODS, liz:
Blue, olive. green, brown and bacl; cloths
London and domestic cassimcres
Sa1ncts, assorted. from coasse 10 svpcrfne
and O. mlIed kerseys
Blue plains and iinseys
Red. white ond grpen 6annels
Rose, point ard dufla blankets
Printed and plain flCor cloth baize
Table ADD piano covers, very superior
Faiton piaide and crcassans
Ia-Ge assortment Worsted hoiscfy
DO. lambs wool do.
Furniture and caubcc dmties
Furniture fripgcs Of rich patterns
Brown, beacheG and aid domes;ies
TickirCs. jeans, &c. sc.
Whieo we offer to our friends and customers
at unusually low prices
sept rs HALL NELSON e. Co.
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y ME Subscriber English School w:ii com
Il inence at the New Store, Buckingham
Count. Virginia, on t.c first Monday in Janu
airy, 1889. a'he School e.noruccs ne following
Branches Of science VIZ, English ~ ramr.lnr,
Geography, Arhemelic. the Elements cf Nat
urar Philosophy, npd OF Al Gent aud Modern
History. together with Orihogrhphy, Kea ding
and Writing. The rudlments OF the Latin
Language, will also be taught. As the School
IL not tu.' YET, the Subscriber Will AXE few
boarders for th" ensuiug year, al moderate char
GEES. lis price per scholar. IN the English Lar
gunge, vii! be SIS; for instruction in the Latin,
SIS. WM. Ii. POTTER.
sep 81 3tc
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B'agcEpf E7goos Ggs1 Cloths,

WJALKER 4 BOOTH, agents for .he
W manufacturers, are ready TO curnisi patent
floor oil cloths Of superior quality, to it any
room % entry 2itHon; seam. On hand. good
7sso ,mea' o! OF, Goth suitable for carriage ma
kers. Pc-'rsil cloth, &c &c.
w. 81 Offer for sole large assortment of
PAPER UENIiN Ci}, wjlh owe description Of
borders to match. Feather beds aud mattresses.
wor'ted d7mask, embossed and ,Yatcred fncreens
Of every shade Of colour. SIX fringes, curtain
ornaments, plain end igur5l hair cloths Of eve
in Paper HanGings and Upholstery establish
mem; al of Itch aFo offered on accommoda-
ting terms. ept g-eo12tif
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

Almanachs for 1882.
F.NHE German Calender TO- 1882, Citizens
a and Farmers .Yeorly Messenger virginia
and North Carolina Almanac, by David Rich
ardson Of Louisa
The Christian almanac for Virgins.
The Citizens and Farmers annual Magazine.
For sale by r. ]. SMITH.
sept q
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.VsRTECE.

w Ill be sold 10 The highest bidder, on
w FRIDAY, the 18th of October next, ali [ he
FURNITURE in Central Hotel, in the city of
Richmond, consisting of beds bedstends and
trrrltnre, and u VARIETY o.! articles. such as are
commonly used in housc Of HAT s5tt; one
lore, Saddle and Bride. and one fourth of
training at Tree Hill. The terms made known on
me day of sale. ISHAM PUCKETT,
spt 2o-ts Admr. of VIM. Ball. decd.
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ELISHA sHEPPERs SON.
JAN rs. r.. RATCLfFFE.
HENRY CANNON. -

n q. The Subscribers Will coatilJe 10 aoyy,,
on the Grocery and Commission Business, y
me Rouse recently occdpied BY s.. r. &, 60!
'.''' he iirn q Shep2eis6n u RatcliFe
Na2,h 'Eoy invite their former customers, friends
az. 81. t9oto generally, e coll and exau,inr
thsf 1s.C. nan. Of Groceries.
ELISHA STEPHENSON.
20 B." JAMES r. RATCLIFFE.
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JOHN J. MERIH Jn.

(.1t Tie Sign Of Ns Golden kcg,)
sA AS just received ny the ship JuIran from
& 4 Liverpool, and the recent arrivals ). or.
he north, his FALL SUPPLY Of
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5sasag5Gg .JS gaaa 8 .
PORT or RiCHNOwD.
ARRIVED


Steamboat Norfolk, Sutton, from Baltimore,
via Norfolk with sundres to Luke & Sizet 3
Pcyton, r III Jenkins, Perkins 81 Harris, L, Porter
W Allen, j Block & Son, G Merriam Bagwell,
Smith & Hannah, j N Gordon, Davenport Allen
g. Co, Il II Blair, j Nash, d F Hilliard Nc
Kidoe t Norris Palmer, w hGcCrery, C ellis,
Webb & Co. Garth, Beers Il Poindexter,
Abbott 81 Co, NJ Mitchell
= Schr Do It., FIN. Phiiadephia, with sundrles
to T X Blair, J II NASH ] II Eustace, Otis, Dun
lop g. Co, Raston & Peasants, ] v Wilcox, Is
Peyton Myers, Lieut. Myers, ] McKidoe & Co.
Sampson, Lancaster, DENLY & Co, Garth,
and to order.
SAILED
schr Cornela, Westeryell, for New York, flour
tobacco, &c.
schr. Effort, Bell, for New York, -four, tobacco,
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HATS

n e CASES for aad napt Hats. received
- and for sale ut or henw manufacturing |
prices by JABEZ PARK Err.
spi 24-wdt
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Dissolution.

VIE ccoParinership hererttfore existing, under
N the llTm O. SheP?erson, RatchGs g. Cam
non, was dissolved on The 25lh ultmo, by rnnt,,.i
consent ALI Torsons having cloims against the
Salo hfTn' are requested TO present them for SET
payment TO Elisha Sbeppergon, and James p
Kotcite' who vii settle the business of saiS
concern.
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AUCTIONS.
AEy Osts, .sSgsmsop 81 20.

GROCERIES.
be soid Ut the store :; g,
~ hhds. Sugars, also assortment of Groceries.
30 2S y. ID. & co. Aucts.
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Fresh Fall and Winter Goods.

EVIIE subscribcr has received bv the pc or ct.
e Traces and EXT, from New York. a large
and very complete assortment of seaSonabe
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asskDolsaals aerteeo Gmrrent
RICHMOND, SEPT. 90, 1884,

STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, leaf
fine, l00lb. 7a9
good, ) a 6
fair, 4 a )
refused, y a 81
manufdctnreG--
LIST quail cavendish, lb35alO
small twist, no. /, IL ais
no. ,, 8 a 10
Flour, city mills, S5a as
county, oa5 l.6
Wheat, red Si05, white 40
Corn, bush. S.
Coal, hes, for shipping, l8a2o
inferior, III u Is
Cotton, 8 asa
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-07

advantages to the country. lam meebau-
&c, and neither lawyer, politician. or a
learned man but can tell what I kuo,o.
with regard 10 the manufacture of iron az
well rs another man. | know that before
the passage law of 1920, that paid in the
New York market, $50 per ton fer Scotch
pig iron-for my own part / was opposed
to the additional duty on this kind of iron.
then believing as you do now, that it would
advance the price of that article. But what
was the result why, that can now buy
better iron for forty dollars a Ton, than Then
gaze sittg for. These are truths which can
not be reasoned away, and ere you again
step into the arena against The icltoie North.
| should advise you to make yourselfmaster
of your subject.
Here the contest closed. The Southern
statesman found himself, with all his you
hility and all his learning, unable TO cope
with a yankee cotton spinner, and a Yankee
iron-moneer. He found that they knew
more of the effects of the Tariff, than all the
Free Trade Convention communicable
found that they had informed themselves
with regard to all its hearings; and we are
of opinion that he will De slow to give an
other untrersai challenge.