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New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
ADVANTAGEOUS & PRODUCTIVE INvEsTMENT;
FOR CAPITALISTS THROUGHOUT THE UNION,

Under Netr cnd I'arrorsd System q insurance;
Uniting the mutual pans AMI ri JOINT >oA ON
panic. under o charter OF both banc-- of the ou
AZ the s.p time afornc >lockheId
and nlorc certain protection 70 the PuhLc
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE

tKRII FI oIicr M sale the Stores Nos 1OO Bow.
A and st Grand streets
goods which, being entirely OF recent purchase, and inpoaon>
comprises the latest patterns and enables TO seu Al ycy low
prices.
Britannia Ware Plated Casters Table Cutlery &C. &c a3lrp
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

a-eynOW GlA SS3t00 American Window Glass Of rank
w !n Fulton Delaware brands comprising complete a>-o-
,ucut of sizes, from 6 hy to 70 by .t
FIR l;SCU WINDOW GlASS-0oO boxes French Window and
Picture (ias, of double single Thickness Of superior quality
size from by 9 10 81 by H. -
DRIGGISTS GLASS WARE-co0 packages Druggist. Glass
Ware from Harmony Works embracing general assortment
of Y ials and Bottles For sale b. 80 - -
" ~ MORGAN AND WALKER,
.1n ,r Manufacturers Agents, LIB Waier>t.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

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New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

dr... po..-pad or free, "orFERisci Lowell Mas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-07

Ga far from saving what is thus put i:ilo M n.y. >.
MASSAGE Quoted implies, - you wiil zee on recurring -
!, I'M the law is to be taccutcd, and faithfully exrcu,e"i
and merely afiirms, az 10 The mdHn'T Q! esteu."", hest
the question, whether us J4ihJ"' eAfeu""" ,ting dh.
secured iy doing or not doing Il partf"'"f, a no, b,
mundra bg a tiird paJtg, isa 10 nj 10 he 9 by .Ir Fr
he iud,ciary through wrilnfnsndamus, !" ; N ,hat j.
ecutiyc. THIS Simple and ohriaus cnrie' nre vcnt fu,;Ett
needed for my present purpose; qua add, that the con.
misin,erpretaiion, it may be profargre quoted 10 laws re-
text expressly con'",s VI, Jrsgeriy nppert9ini"s TO INC
lal'ng to "Ggteta, "atlt's gS,ha. he opinion Cues oil 10
say, that "in cases ,oh.f" nxr " r possible II defeat in thu
j"6'r'@rg' u IS ta'r.-tcisr Il The power If r'morai) 'f
'"ay,V : ~ "eourt." II may b. added that th' "
lld9hifnl ,.Imines maintained BY me IN my op nl""'
s''u''"nai nIient at the bar, are MT dIspu,rd III eHn'.
anG III Unions delivered by The judges. ne 50, -
Il i"e., IN thus respect, brtaten them anu m.se"
',r.t they consider NY a%rsument lnapPiea,ie !" Wv
t,nsr, hrcause. Ito quote the language Q Hf 'uste'
Thompson, II Peters, 6l0,) SHE 'nanaan'"s :" 49,
SEEK IL direct or control the P'sihia~'es.u 'hff"' ~ y"
discharge nf any odfeiai dafy FaTf"Hi"s 4" my 'spst :!
m t,,.g,;ye cburacfer, but 10 enforce the performance %
MIR. ,,;u;s,sral al = I'm such i case, expressly an.
,nit,ed. on The argument, the power ol Congress ="
.u,bor;ze The proper courts To lssre a mandainns toah
executive officer, he Peters, Cos, 6lO,l though nam.
tanned, and this was the very o's's I" my opium, ~
The act sougi, to he accomplished by the nandamus ~
{, vor If hirsSrs Stockton and Stokes, was not merely
ministerial but in every sense an cT7e'at one, o. an sIc'
cutire character. (Opininn, p | Argument, u refers,
593, o6i) II buta jus; Difference I" the Judges ., ,hr
Supreme Court, to presume that, in this view 81 'hr
character If the act commanded 10 be done, ! tell mo
! mistake, sincr. Notwithstanding their d'tir renee 81
op,ninn IN other points, they agreed IN considering thp
act merely ministerial. But while | chrrriully how !"
their authority, / am yet obliged 10 say that my Judg-
ment has never assented to this part ct TIER dec's'"n
Having thus answered The particular Objections I"
my acton in The two cases which form the SUBJECT Of
this letter, | have only 10 add, that in each Of them, as
well as those discussed in my former communications
as and in all the other Official opinions given BY ne
Attorney General of the L.. s however frequently
| may have mistaken the law or the fact, ! earnestly
rndravored, without fear, invor or prejudice, and 10 Tue
best Of nv ability, faithfully 10 discharge the trust re-
posed in me-a trust to whose various and important
duties / often felt myself inadequate, bat which was
held by me, at all times, with conscious integrity and
selfrcspcct. 1 am, dear Sir,
Very respectfully, yonrs.
L. Il u IN IL
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MIssssIPPI-As II * nnw Admitted "n all hands mat
thu Amtl-Bond party have carried Tic election III M's.
s!ssippi hy a mniiriiy 81 2,tO or auUo, " = necessary
/" Understand how far they propose 10 60 III the matter
Of repudiating the State bonds.
Il is net true, we believe, that they design to rePudI
ae any bonds except -, 000, UG0 issued III favor OF the
Union Bank OF Mississippi, winch they al!ege 10 have
been illegally, and even trauduienily disposed "i' ! ne
whole bonded debt of tine Stale, including The above
81, 900, 0G0, is only about 81 ,Ooo,O OO. 1t would have
been much greater, but for the energetic course Of
Gov. Mutt. The Legislature had authorized the IS
sue of SI5, O,UO0 IN favor Of the aforementioned
Bank. The frs, 50, 900, 900 were issued, and sold 10 y
BIddle, and are guaranteed TO the European holders by
The L.. S. Bank. The second s 5000 600 were also
executed. and delivered to the Unlun Bank, bnt their
sale was prevented by u Proclamation Of The Governor
The remaining s., oUu, GG0 The Governor refused tn1x-
ecule, until further acton on the part OF the Legisia.
ture, which action never took place. Thus, 1T the
49, $40 U10 authorized by the act Of the Legislature,
Ia be issued in favor Of the Union Bank. only o,0Oo-,
900 are outstanding; and 1 IS this $1,000, 900 y hich the
Ant Bond party pruprae to repud'ata. The S2,OuU,oGo
issued a few years before, in favor OF the Planters Bank,
thry acknowledge 10 be binding, and intend TO pay.
AT least, such is our information and ~trlef.-These
two sums constitute the whole bonded debt Of Missis
sippi, or nearly all. So that, even including the repu-
dated bonds, Mississippi j. not only so deeply N debt
rs has been generally supposed The S',o'u,uoo IN
dispute we're issued III jane lc5S, ard Disposed Of 70
Mr.. Biddic in August Of The same year. .Npt long a.
ter, they were lodged III Europe Is cdthdteFH ldf IoaNs
made 10 the H.. $. Bank.
We now pass 10 the grounds upon which The hnt''
Rondi;es rely TO sustain the position they had taken.
THESE grounds we cannot, better state than by quoting
from the letter Of Gov. VI Mutt 10 Mcssrs. Hope y 20,
Bankers, of Amsterdam, i'll reply 10 a communication
from the latter, calling his attention 10 the fact that
the interest on the bonds had not been paid. Tine bonds
themselves are not payable till lo50 and lo33.
T.T0urndi IF Commerce..
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TS pursuance Of the provisions, Of q Deed 81 Trust eseentra
hy Anderson Inlinson 10 The subscriber, a Trustee, Tor certain
,prnoycs therein expressed, which deed hears date o. Inc iuth
Az If juno. 1871, AMI i ii record IN the clerks once oi inc
cnuu,y Cont IL King Wiiiam, shall proceed 10 sell, nj public
an, non. Al King y ilism Courthouse, on The ssh da' 81 DecSm-
her nov, a certain Tact rf Land, called ami known Us lhe name
cf .Prrrins.; containing. ~ c>tmatinn, ore Thousand acres"
hioh land. and eight or nine bundled aerS IL marsh or sii'ktn
rrn,I;,ts. King Immediately on 'i- Nat.ircnr r.'r, AMI about
.i.It mics h-iuw th- Court hnu-c. TINS tract Of lana, III lrint
If ~ t,Irly Of -rl, Is nni surpassed IL ans on me Na''apan:, arc
ha- m il n comfortable dn .iiiHg house, wan NJ ne necessary
nli buildings, in good repair. TN TIE same day, aud ~ ih' -ani.
MACE. viii he also sold. to The li.hcet bidder. NJ pnh:c auction,
!. irfr.t,~g nfr'g and rai4chr Sdrrs, consisting OF men, women.
hnys and guIs. And. IN Ih- day following, viii y. s"!i. n pub.
n M, uMa. ~ The premises, NJ The said Farm sil'ei ~ rfihs,'
the crup. III Corn. Fodder, Shaess, &c, together WIN the ran
,ai.nn and Farming Utensils. stoc; %! iin'irS, N'hcs, ,ailr,
fIn.s and ch,rp. pertaining To sud Fam. Aad, also, on tc ini-
l,.y,uu t.y. Tor a, soon ~ ti- rac IL completed nj ferfins,l VIII
NJ. so!d nj I.ane>silie, IN The county aforesaid, the reside nc ~
said johnson, mt public auction, Ia the highest bidder, ~ ms
ii.,i..an,d and hlicl, u Furniture, and oi superior aud ii-l'ona-
lie nnalty. Also. al his Stpck. IL every description, WIN iH'
Plantation and firmnin. Utensils. among Tie i,iir, arr ihf'. ~.
till.rir-. vi h their natures The term. 9! sale 81 thc lana WI
IL. made known ~ The diy Of sale. all n;bcr property, 81 ever!
dissertation, VIII ~ scIi for cl.h. should ilt day ah"'r ais.f
lid ,,ruvr imclcmrcnt, HE safe viii commence - thr :fsi far
dav thereafter, and continue FINN dy q fav, until ~ w proper
I: j. ssi". ~ bihp o'h' ''"
My. 20 d'-"N"'
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K>ow All ars ny IHf,E FEksk>1', nat We, tnr ~
.cr,,",s. being Stockholders IN me James River and kanawhi
rnuinlny, a. here rs constitute and appoint -, nhr tri.
aud lawful attorney and PROXY, 10 represent each q: u ~ 81
~ neral meetings oil the Stockholders 1T said Company, when We
are no, personally present ~ represented by seine n,her proxy
wth fun power and authority al >ncb general meetings, w. eve
.ueh vote or vote, ana IL do such other act OF acts a each 81 rs
could yiye or do. ~ a member Of the said meeting, II We vert
personally present; and we do hereby ratify and confirm what
ytte pr VOTES. act or acts, ulr said attorney may lawful!
as. ar 10 for II. in pursuance of the authority hereby conferred
upon hin. -,
'Nir.ss orr hand. aud seals, this day OF --,o on
thousand eight hundrsl and -.
IrHr - "-@, N-EAl.I
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IaIunJf Coi,on Laad IN South .3!d6ama for safe.
TIVE subscriber, Administrator If IL. Es'at" 81 WIN. Smith,
4 deceased, Offers for sae TWO large and valuable Plantations,
miles below Montgomery. Dhc Of them u III the county Of Au-
10 eight hundred acres are in cultivation, bonn'fhliy supplied
with water :r plantation purposes, and Tor stock, by \ never
failing stream, ranning entirely through The plantations. That
portion Of tie tract which Is not under cultivation, is We'll tim
brrcd and principally cation land, Of The very best quality for
the culture Of cotton aud corn.
The other tract il situated in the county Of Dallas, IN the
Bend OF the Alabama river, generally known ~ linrand's Bend
= ,nr1ins ahori t,nr;,s N han,lred acres. nine hundred If winch ARE
in cn.tivatian. This tact II also well supplied with timber and
water. ard il Of thr lest quality al rot;on lands.
Eoli ibrSc plantations are bounded, aud divided from each
other. Ly the alabama river: ilry are no" in 4 stat. III lIgh cnl
ti.aiion. with comfortable dwellings, gn houses, aud other ne
rrssary bindings on each, lit fpr immediate ne The qualify Of
the soil, the cay access 10 markri ty ,lc Alabama River, The
Southern latitude, and the character Il tA- population in The two
counties ri Dallas and AuiaG.l, afford great Inducements 10 ca
pit,li,ts dcs. rous Of engaging IN the culture nf thr great staple u
the south. The crops tiis year, u / supposed, VII produce loo
to 200 bales Of 500 lhs. each, cultivated BY % hands.
The stock of corn, fodder aud oats, now oh the plantations,
The lors and cattle, bar ksRLthi- tools and farming utensils, are
also ocered tor sale. Possession cln b. given n, tie end vi the
year.
Persons wishing 20 purchase, can apply to Mr. r. II. CASTOR,
nj his landing on the river, adjoining the Autauga plantation,
who will show thr pr PREMISES; or 10 me. nj my residence IN Hunts
vile daring The SPINNER, and At Sew Orleans during The Winter.
The terms. for eiiacT or both Of the plantations, viii he quite NJ
yantageoIs. asRbDiiH CALHOUN.
pr /. GD-wew
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1Frym ..I4s GG'Jor i7f.J

SNOW.
ny MRS. si.oCEsES.
uow quietly the snn" COMES eo""'
when all are fast asleep,
And MAYS \ thousand iaify praiAs
DER vale and mioGni'in sirel'.
Iiow cum Ingly II finds its way
And Greens through even The slightest ch,hk
In window or III wall.
To every no,cless hill II brings
%fairer, pcrer crest
Than the rich ern.ine rohc INA, aeess
The llaighiiest monarch,s meaS',
To every reachin: spray II gives
Wha,e'er lis hand can Mold
beauteous thing The snow IS,
To all-boii young ana oa'
The waking day, through curtainins haze'
looks firth w,th sore surprise,
r. risv what changes have been wrought
since last she shut her eyes,
And n pleasant thing u Is 10 see
The cottage children peep
From out the drift, that 10 tlici! eVcS
Prolonss its rampant deep.
The patient farmer searches
His buried LAMBS 10 tHd,
And dig his silly poultry cat,
Who clamni in the winh;
low stuidily he cuts has way.
Though ~ lid blasts beat him back,
And caters for his waiting hefa
Who shiyer rouni The STACK
RICH, welcome are those feathery hsscs
To the ruddS urc!.lns' eye.
As down thr long, smooth hi'i '!ey e0"-''
Win shout AMI fcse'Ty,
Or when The moanlisl,;, Gear and coiu,
Calls out their inrore 10 play
OH. n merry giti the snow IS
For a Christmas ho.llay.t
The city miss, who, wrapP'd in TAR,
Is lifted 10 The sleigh,
And borne so dain,i'y 10 school
Alonc the crowded way,
Feels not within her pailid cheek
The rich blood mantline warm,
Like her who, laughing, shakes th- sho"
From powdered tiess and form.
S,as,efui hand Tie snow hath
For on the siaTied pane
,,w il. Anime landscapes traced
With arch and scuiptured lane,
Where high DER hoary-headed ciiifs
The dizzy Simplon wound,
And old cathedral> reared their towers
With Gothic traccry bound.
think il hath y tender heart,
For | marked il while u crert
To apread n sheitering mantle where
The infapt blossom slept,
II doth 10 Earth a deed OF love
Though in a wintry way;
And her turfgrown will be greenef
For the snow that's fallen to d'
Gam.
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JAMES RIVER AND KASAWIA CuMPASI.-Tle Seventh
y Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of The James RIVER ana
Company will be held ~ The Capitol, IN w eiy "
Richmond, with permission Of The proper authority, on Monday,
The a0th December ncit.
Iy order Of The President and Directors,
NM. u. CllilTENDEN, Secretary.
pirl1n nni lan w. l-lI.
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RIO ABNER ROBINSON, Esa a Ven nfc MOI 2 f''''fm,o y
L The Commonwealth of Virginia, You VII prFNe ''Hr 'o'n'
,h,,. IN tho lGth lay cf December, IN thr year isfl, nci"rth ~,
hours Of 9 o'clock IN lie morning and o'ctocn ~ tIs c','m. -
tina, day. al the Office u; 7. VI. Tabh, Not2Iy Fa5!:c, =, ..e =
n Richmond, I shall take the dispositions q Jane' ! '"N'l
san and others, 10 b. read az evidence III a Ihanoeiy "ai' ~
demo nding in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law hnh ,"''''2
for IIrnrlro connty and The CRY al Richmond, on Tue 'i&a'''
side thereof, wherein |, - the Executor OF a'hrs Me- HI.
plaintiff. and yourself and Others are atirnaanls nnu; /" ~.
taking ri The said depusitions he ~; competed on tat az ~
proceedings for the taking Of the tain- WI ns e"hi!nlir", w
day 10 day, n the sane place, aud between ~ came "o~'' =
nj The same shall be iGliy ltasca. coo,,r
E:,e.tor y HAIRY hiGs.
-. Std
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am truly, yours,

This much FOR the "scene" in the Supreme Court.
AS to the passage extracted from my previous OPT.
mon, which is alleged TO say plainly, "ihat the bsltef OF
the Executive that law will be best executed by not
il, is sufficient reason rhy il should not Dc
&c, it 10 sufice emit 10 say, thar the extract 81
10 sssh ding, sishv '~eIainly' 0r by tmpiiss;'0"
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Nov. ID

IN CHANCERY.-yiRoISA:-A; Rules, holden 10 ih' 'serh /.
l Office Of the County Court Of Buckingham. tie ~ das ~ 49,.
venhcr, 1881:
Mai oaks, It'lH3H
against
Creed Garrett, and Stephen Garrett, ana Rober, ZONES. ATM
n,s,r,ro,s of fi.ust.,d ZONES. deceased. q .frndlri.:
Tie defendant, Creed Garrett, not having entered ms app y
ance. and given security, according To the Act Of ~" m'iy ana
The Rules of this Court, and it srpraiinc, by sati&a'i"f! 81
lrncc. that he il not an inlfhitant If this Country, v Is "rfff".
That The sad absent defendant du appear here IN the hf'' f'S n
thr next January Term, ana answer ihc bill nf it~ ria nth ana
lint Il copy al his order tr iafthwnh it,.t;.d ~ som" newspU'f
published in rhe Ciy of Il, hinnnt, fr t"o months su'c'SiNrE'
aud po.icd At tie float door e The .orr' house q t.it count!
\ Co?y-1rsir,
aolgE El.DRinGT.c
US
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,r,duc,ions, IT being expressly provided in the law.
hat 50 soon as they should reduce their duties on our
trade, then the President should direct a like reduction
on ihcirs.
This would be carrying out the policy which we have
adopted in our shipping duties, and which had proved
extremely successful in bringing other nations to a just
cours. d reciprocity with Us. 1t is altogether proba.
BIZ. that j, would have the same result as to trade IN &c
neral, and tend 10 the universal ahrosai'on OF mat Po'
lev nj prohibition which not only Injuries the pecunl,
:, interests of the people the world over, but also tends
10 check civilization and improvement, and to keep up
national animcslties and the mutual disposition to enter
into wars.
Viii this ex PLANTATION we propose hereafter 10 notice
some Of the iallacies of those who advocate the severe
restrictive system al all times and in all places.
TPcanSgicaaian
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Mr.. n

- yE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-Iwil give the above
" ,rward for the apprehension and delivery 10 me; or secured w
Irl sn,Il,; 1 get them again. the following I'VE Negroes, WHO al
away on the fist Of February last, belonging 10 III ,hsiu
PLANTATION. in Goncnland county, or SD Tor elmer u men VIZ
Armi-te,d, 40 years old, appears older, having lost his lfohi
teeth hv tho kick Of 4 horse, ) feet III inches h'gh.
Inn Rr,s. about 20 years old, yellow complexion, small bIaeh
ewes, high cheek benes, he shews traces OF lndian blood, aoout .
feet high. ,
NimroJ .aLon, IN wears old, l. rettin: bald or the crown 81 hl'
head. ha> 4 lazy walk, rather q down look, , feet { incscs hiin.
lyiiintn Tin lrv, abnGt 20 years old, prominent eyes, Ialhei
email features. dark, Int nnt black, : feet ~ inches hisn.
Rrincn. u years old short and STOUT, s'""' 'ooH"iS' - 49,
aud inch li-i. Ln.o
These negroes went off together, from Richmond. They are,
no doubt, in the country, OF ma; DO on ne ,'rr s"h,inI, w""
false papers. w y. ~
~ cIIANCERY.-ln Hanover Circuit Superior Cour', October
4 9th, lsii: o...ur.
Tho children If Elizabeth Durratt. Tie children Of John James,
The children and hris al sarah Martin, and the heirs ~ " IMAM
Hines, all Of whom are unknown, David Hodges ana nancy ns
viii. Who was Nancy James,, and Edmund Lee and Mary M
Ne M, -" !, ,",s vo,y f,m,s defendants:
The nl,iGttf- thus dav nled their bill in this ca'i1r. 't"ill. 'ha'
one Trn,perarcc Hines mas lately departed ms NE ini'state' ana
s.,,.,I oG ir,ct of land in lie county ni Hanover, abl Stflt ~
y,rrinia. woi,a about hve hundred doilais. That sGaie ~ ihc heirs
of s,id intr.ra,c are unknown: fhaf TIC SAID a'f-. WHO 'fc IN
snoy:n. n, n. descendants III Elizabeth !lu;;:ti, ihs ,bhdfrn
and lr.ce n!a.ts nf john James; thc chiidif.n anu dr-eehsa"s' 81
sarah .arin.- whic. said Elizsh-th anal Sarah WEI" sisters ~
-,il INN .f,i.. a7i ;rr rhHtrrn or 1c7c-n'anfS ni NIliitin
Iines \ b,ouier. ami pra,ing FOR n sale or partition Il said land;
ara mon their motions. il = ordered, that TIC ssii uhkhoWn
heirs III Trinnrraucc Hines. ard al persons Interested IN t'"'
land IA ann,ar nj the neat term uf this r0hrf, and MAKE taeta-
s,Ivrs o,rtics DEF, uhants 10 sail blu, and flr IIeiT answer there
m,md Enquirer, n newspaper published in The city oil Richmond
10. six weeks successfully.
A Copy-1rstr,
PHILIP 3. WINSTON, c G.
w INV
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-----. Justice &c The Peace for Tie ----
aforesaid. dn hereby certify, that - -. whose nl'''
il above subscribed Il. an a'trsting witness. personally anlh,ai'"
hff.-r me- IN ms --- aforesaid, aud mode oath, tiiat The
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TuE TARIFF Qursrros.-Wc believe il 10 be the
true policy OF all nations 10 permit universal freedom
of trade. We believe il 10 be Tor the interest 81 each
nation 10 rncourarc free trade, &c, 50 far as other na-
lions will rec,proca,c the policy. We believe thai
The high Tariff policy is e~Spedieni only when II Is
adopted with I vicw 10 coun;cIsa.t the policy q. other
nations, ard TO bring them 10 u course Of more JUS. &C
ton towards Us.
Hence, the only restrictive system that IS notcpcn
to conclusive objections in our minds, IS enc which
shall lay a small! aud uniform duty on imports 10 the
extent, in which il is necessary - tax them, for TIE
purpose Of revenue, if revenue is to be raised in tina,
manner, and, in addition TO this general and uniform
tax, we would add some ten o. fifteen per cent. on
the products Of those nations only which either proh;,
bit some Of our products or lay high duties On them.
Thus we should always give a preference to the trade
ofthose nations which themselves encourage free trade,
and We should discourage the trade of those who pur
sue The restrictive system towards Us.
II the general duty on imports be fixed ct % per
cent, tacn we might put 80 or IS per cent. duty on
ii. goods 0: such nations ., Charge high cs!;ss or o-'
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-, whose names are subscribed ~ PARTIES " ~
letter IL attorney, acknowledged the same IN presence ~
il- said witness. a. tl.ir act ard deed.
Witness ms hand and sal, this - day OF -'
eighteen hundred and -.
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THE subscriber having bought ont The interest nc Mr.. Ran
1 to.pa. whl ron;inue the Grocery smd Commission Business
nj The same stand, IN NEin street, three doors above John y. Cor
dom. ". VI. HARgIaOS.
~. 70 rr-wsw
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q Az AWAY, aboat the 2-ti October. Il Negro Sian, named
IL Frank, sometime. calls himself Charles, about hsc feet sIx
inches hich. sq:arr built. dark compile aion, and u fll face, with
large, broad lips, when spoken To shows them very plain, aud
on his r:rt whist 4 Yer. iafse sore, cui with al axe, aud has
had II whriCy: on both thunb-. ! expect that lie u al "ork
about Richmond, with n pas given him hy J Negro. overseers
0: t.ciories and shoe.naker- wil take notice ,ha. no such Ne
gro viii come On their works, Ind other public works. WI.
give len dcl.ars !s Ike said Negro, II Delivered 10 me or secured
IN 1ny Jail.
4 CLArY.
Ctes,eTar,d coanry. Va, :cy. =, is4I. ta-u3w
X sCE2.!ts VII scey.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-07
SMITH THOMPSON.

Before giving he letter Of Mr. Key, should men
tion Tint 1t was written hy him spontaneously, and
without, the slightest, suggestion from nc, or the least
idea Of publication. 1t IS now published with his con
sent, emitting some passages IN application, or on
other subjects, instead Of a more formal statement, with
The preparation Of which | was unwilling 10 trouble
him.