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Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07
Water proof Boots 6G Shoes.
 LEATHER. &e. &c

TNHE subscriber has made arrangements
 E so that he is able to manufacture to order thick double soe and cork Bootss so much admir- red by all who like dry and warm feet, and peculiarly adapted to protect the feet from the damp and cold soil of Litchfield county.
 Also on hand; and will make to order. C0JG Kip and Cowhidc B0Oss <. SRoes. of the best materials and workmanlike man. ner; Ladies Cater Boots, buskin Ties, Slip pers, India Rubbers, &c:. Gse:
 U India Rubbersar2 aff' other Boots and Shoes neatly repaired as'usual. ae
 Also. 50sides heavy and light Sole Leetkerr from Green county tanneries; Upper Leather.. Morocco. 'Einings, Bindings, &c. for sale on reasonable terms for cash Or hides. 2#s
 P.S. Afew notes and accounts on hand, which wOuld be cheerfully exchanged for something to do business with.
 @ SAMUEL CLOCK. Litchfeld, Dec i7. 29s
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07
fTEMS-srrrcrvr,


 ABsE.cE or MINp-A friend of ours. oSSs ,vbo h,., known us for many year~ actually asked us the o,be, day' to "chaHge c hundrrd dollar noie" We a,tri. hute the request to absence of nnd as we cauno, be eve him capable of sporting with the feelings of any One.-ArkGnsns State Gas.
 There is runsor at Washington, that MT. Van Bu. ren has cO"rteonsy invited Gen. Harrison to make me white house his hon. during his stay in the city, previous to the 4th of March.
 1"e last "rek 'n he yeGr.-Among popular supersti- ''Os anc'ent and modern, have never learnt that settling all accounts at the close of the year. aud with Printers ID particular, sign of b0d luck to anv bv
 Loco Foco VIcToRY.-A Van Buren editor down east, iM giving the result ot the recent Pres dental election. announced in postscript .O his read CTS, tn flaming capitals, "Gt i ruery Str 20 ar os Atord from. T"~ Buren ahead of Brnev the Abol; ''"n candidate ~ So, cheer np, ye Locos. Here ;s consolation enough for your faint and despairinp hearts.
 VIRGINIA SENAToR.-The Fredericksburg Arena of fr'day, says: All our information from Richmond is to the effect thnt the Senate will not frusrae inc election ot U S. Senator and there is little doubt it will agree to go into election about ,he middle of January. We are happy to state also that, when choice ls nde the return of Mr. Rives to the Senate ] is no longer doubtful.
 1heatres on he srane-1 is stated in the Journal of Commerce that there hut one person in the Park Theatre on Saturday night. His dollar was handed back so him, and that was the whole play for that night.
 MAEyLAHD.-The census of Maryland published m the Baltimore American, shows population in that State of 46l 557 Of which number 6l .92s are free colored persons, and s9,sl9 slaves. Sugar Crop in Lo~isiana.-The New.O Orleans Co,s- rier of the evening of the 18th inst has te following A we'll informed planter from Terrabonne, who or. rived here this morning, assures us that all the sugar cane in the different parishes of Lafourche, has been 20 much injured by the inclemency of the weashcr, that moIasses canno, be made from them. IHsdne hetfeat.-Since the establishment of the Oonnecncus Retreat for the Insane, le years since, lOOl patients have been admitted Abou, 800 of them were aborng under form of insanity of re. cent date, o these 45O have been restored to reason and returned to their families. Of the remaining soc cases of longer standing, have left the institution much improved. while others remain because thev can be better provided for than among their friends The number of deaths since the establishment of ,be institution has been 60! -z
 Mississippi.-Ths vickshnre Whs of late date says: We hear it suggested that, ats meeting o the Legislature, George Augustus. the Presiden, the Senate, will resign. and distinguished Whia Senator from one of the river counties will bs choser to succeed him; also that Gov. McNu,t will resign and thereby nsake the President of tEe SSnase ths acting GOurrnor ef Ms Saass The locofocos seem disposed to throw the responsibility of the Govern ment upon us as soon as possible"
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07
COllecfOr's Nofice.

THE subscriber hereby givesnotice to tho, 1 residents and non- residents of the town of Goshen liable to pay nxes, that he will receive their stnte tax on the assessment list of 1899. at Moses Lyman. Jr.'s store in Co., shen Centre on Friday the 22d day of Janu- ary next. at 10 o'clock A. Mat the store of A. Miles & Co. in Canada Village. at one. o'clock P. M. the same day-or at the resi- dence of the subscriber any day in the month of January. 164l.
 All persons neglecting to pay their tax on one of said days will have to pay such cost as the law allows.
 THERON D. LUDucroN, Collscsor.
 Goshen. Dec. 24, l64O4 sSl
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07
NOTICE

TNHE subscriber having been authorized
 -A by inc Court of Probate for the District of Litchfielil to sell the following described real estate. belonging to Noah Stone, of War ren, a minor, viz: certain piece of land, with the buildings thereon standing, lying in. the west part of Eitchfeld, Con Mount Tom sd called.) cohthihiig about ten acres, bounded ncTtheray afid easterly on highway, souther- lv and westerly on John and Curtiss Hull,s, land,' hereby gives notice that he will sell said real estate at public auction. on Friday the 22d day Of January next. Sale to com mence on the premises, at one o'clock in the, afternoon. SHELDON FRIsBIE, Guardian.
 kisehfsld,. Dec g, lS4O. Sb
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07

Al q Court ef PrObate holden Gt LachG field, eiih-
 in and for the District ef Liichfeid, On lhe 4th
 dGy ef Janusry, l64l
 Present, Ralph q. Comp. Eaq. Judge. nN motion of the Trustee of KnBoURN & O Coz, of said Litchfield, assigning debt ors. this Court dosh assign the 25th dny of January ,l64l. at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the probate office in Litchfield. for the hearing. allowance and settlement of the ac- count of said trustee; and doth direct him 10 give public notice to all persons interested in the est&te sO assigned to appear (if they sec causeJ before this Court at said time and place. to be heard therein, by posting snid order Of notice on public signpost in said towR of Etch(ield nearest inc residence of said assignors, and by advertising the same in newspaper printed in LitcAiield.
 Certified from Record.
 g RALPH G. CAN'T, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07
THERMoMETRICAL TABLE.
5 Below O..
MARRIED.

In New -Tihven. Eebert A. Thompsonof Be.hlem, c. 10 Caroline Augusta. daughter of the late Hon. Nathan Smith. -" - In Pennington. M: Alfred s. Grant. of Bristol, to Miss Julia Woodruff +--5 " In Bristol, Mt. Isaac Bates of Plymouth. to Miss Sybl D. Horton, of Cheshire.
 In Hartford, Mir Walter w. Stone, of Lischfeld. to Miss Ann Eliza Allen. of Pennington.
 .E..t. DIED, #-+, In this town, on the lss inst. MT. Thomas Waugh, aged 75 years. e"' In Warren. on the 2d inst Frederick Clark, son of, MT. Benjamin Sacket, Jr. aged 2 years and Smo.
 In Woodbury, Nov. ]. MT. Josiah Bacon aged s4 In Granby, Jefferson Cooley, A. R., aged 40. Mr. John Birge. - -
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07
AUCTION.

YNIlE subscriber, administrator on the es-- II tate 0f EDENEzER SPENCER. late of Litch- field, deeeased,. wilIselfas public auction, on Friday the Ssli' day of January next. a varie- Y of Farming Utensils and Household Fur nitnre. among which is cart, sled, cutter, and harness, plough, and a variety of other articles. Also. about five tons of Hay. Sale to commence at the late residence of the de- deceased, ,at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
 SEMESTER SPENCER, Admin'r.
 Liichfel1, Dec. %, IS4O. SE
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07
NOTICE.

THE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis- A trict of Washington has limited and al. lowed six months from the date hereof for the. creditors to the estate of CLARINDA CHER, laia of said Washington, deceased, to exhihie their claims for settlement Those moi nre. sented within that time will be barred a re. coveEy. All persons indebted to said esiata will make payment to S
 JosERH E. HArcA. Executcr. Washington, Dec. l9. l04O, sSl
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07
Flour, Salt, and Plaster.

E@1'Aaee2e8y a4tEe9eEIOae Ihe subscribers hase for sule, on, Eberai terms. 300 barrels Rochester superfine FLOUR. bOO bushels Turks leland SALT, and. 2O05tons Nova Scotia PLASTER. Farmers and others, in want of Plaster or Salt, should be on hand the first fair snow.,
 .s4ts H. M. WEIGH & CO.,.
 Long TelloU Store, Plainpiue December 24. S0
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07
HousatOnic Rail Road. Wei9sEea. sGSseEy9sgeasaeSaE.

Two Trains each way daily. nN and aftev Monday, the Huh inst, the O Cars will leave New Milford at half past s o'clock A. M. and Ut half past 2 P. M.. and Bridgeport at 6 o'clock A. M. and 2 P. M., or on the arrival of the Stcamhoats iron, New. York, except Mondays the morning train will leave New. Milford at 5 A. M. and arrive in Bridgeport in time for passengers 10 take the Boat at SO'clock.
 R. B. MASON, Superintendent.
 Bri3geport, Jan. 2, lS41. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07
LitchfIeid Polernic Society

WHERE will be mee ting of the members of this ming at 6 o'clock.
 Query fov discussiOn-" Has State under any cir. cumsiances WRght to treat void an act off Con- gyess2"
 hadies and gentlemen arc respectfully invited to attend: By order of fle Chairman.
 Litchfeld, Jan'y !, lS4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07

Temperance Notice. NEXT meeting of the Litchfield County IN Temperance Society will be holden at instant. Jan. 2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07
GitchAeld AeadeInV.

IhASSES in DrG,cing and Embroidery arSq V about to be formed in this Institution: ana S me services of a competent teacher viii Oe secured if a sufficient number of pupils '''Me S 'aanaeds0te application to the Principal.
 me course of instruction ih the EntSish ueParIment' for the remainder of the prssent ter"l; VIII consist to considerable exteuR: fr .nmIllar, ana occasionally experimental, lec:. try, Astronomy, Geology, MeteOrolortr &;o-
 Pupils will be received for one OuaTteT or. for the remainder oG tie term.
 Liichfeld, Dec. 3O.. s1
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07
NOTICE.

NHE legal voters of the town of LitchfeIA are hereby warned that town meeting. will be held at the town room in said town, on the second Mondayof January next, at 10 O'CLOCK m the forenoon, "to grant liberty to. itous liquors within this town, under suckre. gulations us the town may adopt.'' Also. to. adopt some method of keeping the highways; ID repair. Also, to lay a tax to yleffay the, town expenses; and also to take into consid- erat'on the subject of restraining horses, cat. tley and swine from running at1larHA 'in,the, highways; also to prevent the drawing of nets of any kind in tho ponds and rivers in this town-Hrfd to 6,transact any other busi4 ness propev for said meeting.
 JASON WHITING, JOHN A. OvrArr,
 HENRY s. GR1swoLD, Se.es
 NOAH GARNsEY; 1"e""
 NoFMAE' KIEDoRM
 Litehfeld, Dec. 26, ls40:: Sl.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07

By order oft6e M. F.. H. E. and w. M. XifchfelH, Jan. 4, l04I. 32
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07

Wagons, Carriages, sleighs.
 JEROME JOHNSON "OULD respectfully inform the public. " that. he continues to manafaetuse ali kinds of WAecoNs. SLE1GHs. Buee1Es, &c. .&c. of the best materials, and in the first rate style of workmanship.
 RErA1RrNG dorfe;on short notice, and in a. substantial manner
 N. E. BIGcksassiEs5asg,, in all it's pr9ncnesl done Ut his stand. near the East Mill. jast below the Village of Litchfield.
 Litchfeld. Dec. "A. *3O
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07

TNHE annual meeting
 N of Darius Chapter No. 16, and St. I'aul's E.odge No. II. will be held atthe hotel of Gel. Odcll. in LitchReld, on Thursday the 14th oi January inst.-tae for mer at 3, and the latter nt 4 o'clock P. M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFEELD, JAN'RY ,, Fs41.

S COH We0saer.-Is will be seen by our tabgs of the Neather that on Monday and Tuesday mornings last be weather was excessively cOd-On the former the
 mercury sunk to TO- end the latter to degrees below according to our thermometer. Others showed q
 l greater degree of cold II and l2-and one in the valley only half mile east of the village, near the creek, SS degrees below O. There is q good body of snow on the earth, and the seighng iS fne-fine enough. &5e
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07

20 RROOCW c1Y.AKEA4N. A GOOD Broom Maker wanted, to make 1A three or four hundred Brooms immedi. ateIy. Information may be had at this office.
 AIuCnVck0, Oec. SO. A2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07

Henry Clay, JF. son Of the old Harry. is announced ss the whg candidate for Congress from the Lexing. ion DisIricf
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07

Senator Wright said, in his recent Sub.Treasurv speech, that no measure had been settled" Ly the Presidential election and he did not consider the rE- suit ct that election verdict againat the SubTrrasu. y.. Now we would ask, did nineteen states of Ihs Union vote against Mr. Van BuFcn because they ds. approved Of his public acts, did they reject him snirk his lip the twinkle Of his eye, or the hue of his whlskeTsH If their verdict has been pronOunced against the policy of Martin Van Buren, it is clear that tt has been pronounced against the Sub.rreaeu. ", tor the Globe O last Friday declares that the mea sure constitutes the basis O the policy Ot the ndm nlslFaliOn 1t Is novel doctrine to say, when pub. JIG man Is rejected and condemned by the people that his pUbllc acts remain uninlpeached
 N v YC,na.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07

A HARD CesroxER-On Mondsy evening lass about dusk. shabby looking customer called at the office Of Mir Justice Mann, snd told him he had been sea!lng and wished fo be sen. o jail. Onquestion- ing him, he gave his name as Abraham Patch, col. sin to Sam Pasch-and stated ,has he had jus, stolen pair Of boots iron, the store of T. Winslnps for the purpose of getting to jail, where he could be taken on going to jail. He very ,hiny clad, and said he had not been able to get any thing or day; he told the magistrate that le you'd steal something cordingy sent him to the work house for forty days So honest Abraham.was provided. with quarters a, the Town House. after thanking the Justice for hs humanity y.-fIart.. Cour.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07
RYE. FLOUR j Dec. 30. at A, NOHTH.sss,.
Greens State Register,
 EOP HSAn

LUST received and for sale ut the Book O and Variety Store of Dec. 30. | GARRTTr
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07

Death ef Sensfor GTssdy.-Adv;ees from Tcnnes see. received yesterday, snnouncs the death of the Hon. Felix Grundy. aged @. late Attorney General of the United States, and at the time of his decease Senator in the Congress of the United States. He died on the 18th insr.-IHiel.
 ner Senator JrOH Uinois.-Samuel Nc Roberts tVan Buren) was, on the 18th inst elected. By the Legislature of Illinois, 10 Be Senator Of the United States from that state for six years from the 3d day Of March next. when the term Of Mir Senator Robinson will expire. The state of the vote ~As as follows Mir. McRObsrts 77; iss Cyrus Edwards (WhiC) 5e votes.
 The Congregational Church aud Society of ihe Broadway Tabernacle. have unanimously invi'edths Rev. E. ". Andrews, recently of West Hartford. C.. to become ther pastor. and he has accepted tho inv- tatiOn--N. Y.Jear. Com,
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07

Esd~isg Afeefion.-TheEe was, snys the Plea yune. man in New-Orleans thirty years ago, whG wanted young lady to marry hGi He got tl,e question as far out as tc say
 Madam, will you whea his heart fsied him and he rsn sway to Fsamce Yesterday he caase back aud saiJ-- ...
 e Have me ?''
 and the Old lady said" Certainly" |
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07

- and Slate of having seen proposition now before Congress fer . general Bankrupt Law. beg leave to ask your honorable body to pauae befoe passing such law; believing that 1t never was cal culated tor a country extensive ss ours and with % much enterprise among its inhabitants.
 We further respectfully represent. that # such law should pass. it would be attended with serious evil to our Farmers. Mechanics. &sc. as many and most o them give O0t their notes, expecting them to be promptly met. such notes should ges into the hands of their enemies. they migha be declared Bank rnps; and by that means lose lhsis Farms. their shops and Tools-whsEeas in case 10 such law ex- ised they would be sble by industry and indulgence 70 pay their debts, and become wealthy and respecta ble citizens.
 "We. therefore. earnestly Semonstra,e against the passage O law so dangerous to the public welfare"
 Western IdiOMs.-In Iowa and parts adjacent, if you ask man, Do you know Col. S--3 his ar- swer would be-, "knOw him? why stranRcr dOn't know sny body else !-EE. pepr.
 Farther south the answer wOuid bs after this wise "Know him why. eeTtainly-Eaissa him from . small puppy !''-Pc.
 And in Florida it would be. " Know him7 Why is course, was wrapped inthe RamO blanket with him ihVpuehOu; the Old Seminole War.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-07

A SreN.-An exchange paper says that the hest sign dry goods merchant can raise in tine West in order make ready sale for his goods is Not Mar ried. d."-Besf0n AtiGs.
 The suggestion ispretty good burit does not go far enough. The following, written upon 2 sign in a New England village, was better: Dry Goods By John Bigslow who Wishes to get married" This sign drew all kinds Of custom. The single ladies went, Oi course and the ssarried men always told their wives to go under the impression that they could easily cheat so greaG fOol !-Defroil Ado.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-05-12
rag NORTH AMERICAN
!. B. RYAN, l'abllaAtr ,

:, s..ara every HsdBssddy, andeF the snPeFin'
- AZ an Association Of Gentlemen.
-, ore dollar Ard ffty csais fof . mciahs,
:. 11g1,, s9r eight mouths, fhy eenls Tor four
'..,,s.. payatle Invariably 10 advance.
xs- Letters On business, communications fo'
.s.sasssnt Sc. &c. mus DO addressed 70 shs
pstasAef, sad postPaid.
49, those forwarding five new Subscribers
Ill ss salisied 10 sinih copy gratis
~ Advertisements eonapicuously iuserted. and
d. reasonable Terms, particularly Tor those who
,,hsruise paifonisc tho paper.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-05-12

sThe then Attorney General, Sir Jsmes Sc
ar, nor Chief Justice Of the Province.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-21
,R TltF wutn

Inc mad'sonian has opened one continued Trad.
OF abuse against The Wings and Nj Clay sb,.h :.
only equrlei by the Globe or Enouit.r-n,,,-
SrHph follows Paragraph IN quick succession a.
"o"'eihs and pouring out IL UItter venom on all
VINO dare To express opinion in opposition ,n the
SpJH ridsT-hGd chuckiIug over the tdF, "fb,, ~,
optrSIOHS j CSrcI nnIsnl IriH BE- carried on h,
iEEsps," (among whom he 81 mos consttruI,,,.,
Tie sannnI even disguise the cov,n foot bat b,r,,rx
the late defeat of the Wings IN Nltlr, N,,,.I,nt
ana 'e"rSh as wing rebuke-as the succe,s nf
ae friends Of Tyler-"as the rushir. of he n.,,.s
IN masses 10 give (%hs) doctrines ard rs au,bn,s
Tue coup de graee'-catung the gr, at BODY of the
wings, those 10 whom IyleruwcS his e'ecrinp rom.
l,ns i~o-thlrds oi Tie people OF the UnI, ai,s
JGeti0, or Notwithstanding the co, =, at,,v
spnit the Wings have manifested toward. Nj r',,Iy
As an approval Of hIs couTSe-aud Tebukes The f. :.
pTescniAuvss OF The people, Iermins them dis,ry,
nZeIS Su'h Is tue present posIo on OF the Or,nn of
h' Eyer tsee N"disonian, pa,tlcuIirly, I2th inst
such IS the coalition II has formed SuI, the ,rn
focos TO break down the Great WING Parry. Wb,,
docs he expect 10 galn-ce-t1Iuiy not the Success nj
Wing mtasures-Reiorm and whrc prruc,pe,1 No
hut The futile hope OF maxi Z Mr. Tyer PIr,iJeut n
second term, anu the enjoy ment nf The p,tron,y f
Tue Executive Departments another tour years We
nave YET 10 see the w hig that has deserted ms
from princIple-It shews the necessity of erwin,
nut the W hig pnncIpe-the reduction OF Exec,y,iye
-S-Tonrge
MIR Tyler, with such an o'gnn, can never have
ne commence OF the Wings. They are unable Ia
explain The continued attacks upon MIR CIV Ard
themse YES. In that great ) nitsman th.v en-,
ae'iatIon-he Is the same now, that he WIS Ia lslu
he Interchangeable and incOrruptbIe patriot BIZ
ms continued detracton by tie Executive Ors,n
panty indicates hos lI y TO the Grcl. WhIg paTty
aud treason To their Electors
Under these circumstances the Wings should r..
member, 10 be deceived in tie FIRST instance il IN,
iaulI Ut the tTailor-f the seroua. their own
SPOITSNL.NANIA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-21

could accomplish With whig aid or neutrality. III,
situation with the old. inve'efate Torres, with the
Oeanse party In Ireland, With the Radicals and
Chattists, would naturally hnd allowance and sym
patty with the Wh,s IL love OF country and OF the
monarehca institutions and OF their own prof, sSed
liberalism, prcdonlinated; We shall see that they
viii take no good from HIM unresi,ingiy, they al
ready accuse HIM OF horrible piagiarln M meaning
10 carry out their saulry intenonSt Mr. Duyerr,er
Ike most Opposition zsalo,S, reasons alsebTac Ally
as It were; abstracts from the question OF govern
reimbursement or merit, the effects OF human in6r
mites aud passions the physical as well us the mo
rs Ills, inevitable under any huma
extraordinary dtsp, nSatlons and the quivoc,I lie
signs OF Providence. The Lesim 81 a nd Republican,
nave hahed hS opposition at thePreStm Situation
81 France, as conhrauon of all that they have con.
demnrd IN the rule and system OF the Orleans dynaS
". They advise that II be circulated IN the at
form throughout France and Europe. do not doubt
that will serve TO provoke earlier the mex, ses
SION OF the Chamhcr, the debate on the Convention
OF the Straits, and Toe used as an arsenal hy the
four or five parties, eager some for universal con.
luson, "herS merely foe the expulsion of the Sout.
puizni Cabinet. We shall have "Ihe Oricntal
question" over again IN its utmost breadth and
length. Among the series Of c.rc,'ures ft,ni.h.d
bV the Ch'rlNtri, Is one enuIled the MARTYRS which
includes the picture ola lady dropping to scrp with
an ar OF excessive fatigue and veNa'ion while her
ia'her Is reading aloud from a newsp,prr Eyes w,
have SAID II a thousand tunes; tie Oriental cues.
Ton II not terminated; It Ear from beng So"
Enough endless here, II is well Seuled every where
else.
There will soon be thorny Swiss question, for
austoia and France m particular II the Diet sLoulI
NOT ON renewal nj Its deliberations On the 25,h
p'oxlmo, manage a little better the slnple c,se of
me AtSovtn converts. Tie law aud pr1c ice OF
ne 70 cntlies are eNpouudri with reference 10
S"tSerlirj IN these terms: AZ present more than
ever tor reasons which n wnI'd hc tedious To ad
iuce, whenever = Site vt IA second order cannot
settle ITS Domestic affairs, The great States sooner
'r later take them m hands, especially II the MINOR
be Republic asiIN,ed by extreme and violent par.
les - - b
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-21
CONIPAR ATIYE TABLE.

ShsuiHg he rgsHsy raI.s ~ tie icriu,ural irdusfry
81 me s'r.ral Silsss NJ me In on.
In tire .piem"er NJ. a. Hurrs Merchants Ma
zine table, furnished TOR publication IN tina
Journal by the Secretary OF Slae, showing IN,
mount in qn'nuiy, OF O. agricultural products Of
rh= Union. Ihs table does nor, however. Iuc.ud,
Kentucky, North C.nIol, Michigan, Wisconsin.
Or ForiJn. Kentucky aud diidIc Florida had no,
seat iu their Te'ur"', int the aggregate from the
Southern STATES had not been made up.
Win Tie AID OF this table we have made an esri-
mate OF the money value OF the several products,
md have placed the result side by side with tho
fopuIIuon OF the $. ties rcspec ryely, to show IN,
yle.u per head, ~ POUND numbers.