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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25
New stabiisIlnlc mt.

T p. WHALING i. co. inform the public that
y they have located themselves IN the village Of
Burlington and have fitted up the side
OF Church street, which may well be drnomnated
"Cheap- side" nearly opposite the bank Of Burling
tom and are receiving from New York choice selec-
ton of goods well suited to the season, which they
offer for sale as or can be purchdsed in tie country
for ready pay. Among their goods may be found
beaver and broad cloths cassineres sanets nannes.
also of French, English and American prints, equal,
at least to any in burlington. 4 general assert
mcn OF cambrics, muslns, plain and figured edgings,
lnsertings blond laces dc. great variety of shaws
and dress handkcrchcis ladies' gloves and hose with
good supply of bloached and unblcached domestic
goods. Also good supply of crockery, Of the latest
patterns, with few elegant astral parlor lamps; and
finally, few choice family groceries, such as teas,
sugars molasses coffee rice, ralslns, dry fish, tobac-
cos, lamp oils, dc.
We do not pretend to specify all the kinds TO say
nothing of the numerou, articles of which each kind
ls coposed but suffice it to say, that the
will be found to contain most of the articles wanted
in the country; and those that favor us with their
custom will be entirely relieved from the examination
Of old goods or remnants Our entire stock is new,
and fresh from the market and has been selected with
the greatest possible with reference the wants
comforts and benefit Of the people. Blu, do no,
wish the public To take our word in this matter, but
most cordially invite them 10 call and examine for
themselves. Burlington, Nov. &c, $40.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25

ID AZORs.--Joseph Rodgers and Sons superior
IL also Pomcrov's fine Strops, and me wnlte WIND
snr Sn.n Tor s,ie nv H. NJ GlDDINGS Il Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25

HERDS GRASS SEED for sal. by
IL SIkQHGS d 20.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25
Beware of Deception!

| I 1TCtllC1TTV
l scriber that empty Snuff Jars, with his Label on
them, have been fought up for the purpose of selling
IN them an inferior quality of Snuff; and, also that his
Snuiilabcls have IN some instances been counterfeit
cd, the general design of the initiated to
easily deceive the unwary he deems it, therefore his
duty 10 inform purchasers OF the manner IN which
they are often imposed upon; and he would hereby
request them to tear of or deface the Labels the
outside of the Jars after having disposed of the con-
tents, so rs to prevent further use Of the same.
4 suitable reward wi be paid for such evidence as
will lead 10 the detection & conviction ofthc imposter
The subs,rl continues Ia manufacture and offers
for SALE the fOwlng articles -
FINE BROWN SNUFF.
Genuine Maccoboy, rose American Rnppee
Imitation do i.Gar'd Holland do
Maltese do ST. suV omcr,
Curacao do Srasburr.
COARSE BROWN SNUFF.
Dcninros Na,ch,ochrs
Pure Virginia, French Rappce.
Burbon, American Gentleman,
81. Domingo Pure Spanish
Copenhagen sup. fard l.. Mixture.
YELLOW SNUFF
Scotch D.. Irish .lackgunrd>
High Toast. \ Irish High Toast
SWEET SCENTED FlNE-CUT CHEWING
TOBACCO.
&" " Oronoko do do.
FiNE.CUT SMOKING TOBACCO.
PETER LORiI.I.ARD, jr.
~ Chatham Street
New York, March 2Sil. i7.2n
j. & J. II. PECK 4. Co., Agents Burlington, Vt.
~ OTICE.-;I i"lle i"iur = hes, known by The
Y rrre> II pcrorn>.efl; |. Ncwon'> Panacra
or P'rlrcr Of the Blood. The unparalleled and slll
incrtls repula'i ION which this medicine ha> acqar-
,l 'hrorghonl the New Encanl States, and the many
cures it ha> performed, and the great demand made
lorii ly the advice otphy>irian> we! acl'ainio' Will
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25
ODONTICA.--TtIE TEETH
IAl IIIE lLLlII p lILr lSL.saL .I..Il,

lNl THE TEETH '!-1HE lNCOMPABABID ToOTH
PRrrAnvroN. The fact i proved, and the mos; in
rrciulou> ad doubling fully convinced, we have
he evidence from the sale of 90 600 oNcS OF the q lon
tea within the past year, thai he ttopion dreams OF
the aclyrn>t are realize and remedy discovered
for pre-, CRYING those important and u,cih appcndages
of the human system, yihc u>e of the Magnetic Oon
tea, which y H. attractive and strengthening quail
tie, removes all cx'raueoi- substances from the teeth
and preserves them m tic natural riancv, and the
gums >oundne>> and beauty II a>ocriaincd from
experience, that when used the teeth will never lie
cav but remain til the latest OF man, with their
natural wear. hen they are dccaved, lis progress
will he arrested, and the teeth preserved, and prevented
and preserved from achlng-a this ha> lccn done IN
multitude of Instances: AMI more--n thousands Of
cases, nervous tuohacc, Chat climax fpan) has al
once cen c.ecuaIl, cured Y popular denrrrlcc in
America. And IN conclusion where, or who Is the
young lady or gentleman aye, the individual that
values leaull set OF teeth, sound gums and sweet
breath more than fifty cents, that will lie longer de>-
lu,c OF box Of DR.. VI. lichrcc's Magner' nonrica.
| For "a whole ale and REAL, ly A. Hl'TClltOCK 4
Co., No III Gene>ee Il. ttica, \. w. and " their
agents throughout the tnled States. In Burlington,
| by j. 4 J. II. Peck 4 Co., and Theo. A. Peck x Co.
/ In Vergennes by J. II. Bowman In Milton, by Bur
nett & Sawyer. In Georgia, by Lorenzo James. auga
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25

SPERM CANDLES. Kiugland's clarified sperm
> candles. No ! Also, mould candles for sale by
j ?. WHALING; j. Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25

STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court
District of Chtenden, ss, for district Of Chit
ienden: To all persons concerned in the Estate uf
ABI1Al ALLEN, late OF Shelburne, in aid District,
deceased, GREETING.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25

EAREWFT.L'S Gner Boots Walking Shoes,
l. Spring Heel and French KID Slips, also Misses
Slips and Chldren's Shoes for sale by
mo f.. VI. WRIGHT ( co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25

WORN LOZENGES...Ths valuable article
w j. daily establishing ITSELF a, the hes, medicine
for that painful ana sometimes fatal complaint IN chill
dren, the worms. At wholesale and rstaiI by
Jan. |, 1871. TIiEO. \. PECK Il Go,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25
HORSE FEED,

SOO bushels SHORTS for sale, a good atI-
.)O(J Gle for Horse Feed bv
HICKOK & CATLIN.
10 Nav, lS4l.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25
PINE LUMBER.

On 600 feet inch Pine Plank, clear & "a
[O.ON)O quality, for sale. Incuue Of
May H. lSil. STRONG'S & CO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25

DROWN Sheerrs Ticking Cotton Yarn, Wick
ID ing, Irvine Batting, Crash Diapers etc very
low, By F.. VI. WRIGHT & co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25
] Lumber Wagons.

e new Lumber Wagons for sale hv
" May 5, 1871. HICKOk IL CATIIN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25
Cough Candy !!

A PACKAGE just received of Spanish oxnortation by
"A May 5. THEO. \. PECK & co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25

Black, Blue, steel mixed and fancy colours Sarne'a,
Linen and Cotton pantaoon SUITS, a great Nar.oiy
TAIIORS TRIMMINGS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25

OEASE'S Celebrated CANDY nicely put for up re-
tainn--aso at wholesale by
May 5, l3il. THEO 4. PECK d. co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25

no BUSHELS Herds Grass Seed-20 buy hcl J
wv Clover, by !. & J. II. PECK e. CO.
Burlington, q April, 1eil.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-25
lNTHE MEAN TINE THE PUBLIC ARE eau


against buying WRlGIIT7S INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills
of any who does not exhibit certificate Of agen-
cv signed by the agent for the New England States
and bearing date since January 1910. Also take par
icuar notice that the following wording is on tho box
es-Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pi!ls-Qnd Purgauvc)
octL North m Z 1ll 1.f un1liln
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-23
CONDITIONS

Aulhase who pay in advance wlit receive III y
,,, numbers Of sixteen octave pages each, noe
irr il year, yoieme Of S3e p'ge7, tor " '''
"a clubs forwarding 81 free Of p ~aEc, hive co'
.... ,,,tl hc forwarded for $40 eight copies, Tor
s,s ,Nr,vr cop,o.; for $50, eighteen copies ana
4, s3l. thirty copies viii be furnished -,
Il n'ymont be DELAYED beyond three months
after the itst number is received an adal''ena'
ssn, 81 39t ner cent wtl bo iavariab'y eEac'ea'
M, trnebie and expense which necessarily at
,snl. lba collection OF small dshta q distance ,e
Iii rrnacr a strict adherence to this rule aoso
luiely necessary ID ,,,,,,isb
an ltttcrs, communications, %e'to tl'' po.','s'
be attended TO- .,-,., .rI..xro,r
No paper will be discontinued until al aFfe''
,qce arc paid, except At oar option ,.--, 4,
postmastcrs, or other gentlemen, disposed " y
give Us their Influence, are respectfully 's's'e"'e'
To act as 'S'''s ]. SHERWOOD &
, w. z. RICHARDS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-23

4 Vahra( Curiosi'y,-A la'e rng.isH
pa0ar recommends all who are fond OF see
inr the freaks Of nature to CRAFTY Their
paachant by paying a visit to Master l.
Jones, the "PorcuPine youth as 1t face
t.ously terms him, exhibiting at the Cos
morama Rooms.
"This singular production Of nature IS
a healthy and interesting youth, about ten
wears Of age, and three feet three inches
IN height; with the exception Of his face
and the palms Of his hands, his whole body
is covered with dark horny thorns, resem-
bling the coat Of hedgehog, or PorcuP'ne'
Thev are very thickly set, and at stated Pc
RODS come Off gradually without the least
pain: indeed. they may be cut or burnt on
withoa, injury. The roots remain Ia the
flesh. and grow again by degrees, mcfcas-
inn to the lea1th Of hall an inch, under
meath which the skin Is soft aud healthy
The vouth IS of Weita parents, aud the
Youngest of tea children, all OF whom eN-
ccpt himself. have a fair and clear skin
The appearance IS similar to that caused
nv the plea poIonjca, a disease we'll
known in Poland
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-23

4 DaIshtfni Scsas.-Ne understand
that Captain Moore, Of the United States
Nav, recently for the first time since his
station at this place, shipped crew On
board Ill., vessel. Al night, he Informed
them tAs. he was n the habit Ct reading
his B.be every night, aud II they caose,
iaev might iuIa him; and oil, with one
accord. ca,ae forward, 50 that the open
ssg!io4s above tae cabin were surrounded
WITH heads, .ntenllY listening to the voice
Of their commander, as he read the word
Of Tie. He taen commended them to
tf0d. and hid them good night. Soon at
Ter there came along q pleasure boat, Win
a party Of gentlemen ana .aaIes, who were
engaged. agreeable to the apostoHcai IN
junction. beIng merry, IN singing Psalms.
A. thav came near, some ct the crow SING
out. Captain, we know that tune -
4, Well" replied lie, "srae the next
verse So they all struck IL, and sung
The following verse with great enthusiasm,
and the COMPLIMENT was returned from the
boat witt warning If handkerebjefs, &c
s. tho boat, passing around, again neared
,ho shin the sailors called cut, Captain,
80 Know the Missionary hymn y W ell,
then, sing il, he replied. 50 they struck
10. atthe top Of their voices
i From GreeulauGs ley moantaias, &c"
And thus, instead Of the evening being
PASSED in tine furccastle, singing obscene
and 9rgfaue songs, as oGen Il is vita sea-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-23

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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-23

rNR i. II. ANDREWS expects TO he absent
IL iron, Charlotte some two OF itfce th9 ~ =,
Am, IRIS dale. liz i necessarily assent !, W
no his business to move permalenty 'o'a's i'"'''
Tbnpe wishing bis services viii please cay y FL
:. N, returns. When he will be haapY 70 wa" VIZ"
s,tg H. viii then b. able 70 give strict "''''''''
10 hasiaoss SithHs' ei.g mteIrhp'i"h ..,,,rr
I4sue will inform tho fubaa OF '''
through the papers. "a
try \ ts4i. W.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-23
MR. EYERETr.

Il has not been mauy years since q
DISTINGUISHED Southern Senator declared,
in BIS place, that be regarded slavery as
moral, social, and political evil Has
Mr. Everett ever -1ae further than lA.s
Ne. On zhe contrary, ha has always hecn
the champion Of the rights ol the South, as
galraatiad 81 che Constitution Tie hes
AWAY opposed tAe slightest interference
Hlgh those rights. Aad ii, Ga q recent &C..
eastau, wien opposed .5r tic utlIce Of Goy-
euor BIS Democratic Abolt.QH.st, he coR-
coded 10 much 70 the fanatics 5yyteta.ag
the glgH Of emancipation 10 tue District ei
Columbus, We Gust remember that even
J4Au Randolph once conceded that right
aud tia, Martin Naa Barren virtually did
tie same But tive Truth is, Ir. Everett s
confirmation could not be prevented by this
charge alone sage i IS manifest that the
Nyglaera Locotyco Senators wol.d not
venture 10 aszali aim upon this g.gu-y.--
No: Mgg vLl oppose him as a Fdlg,-
We shall regret il Il Wing Senators from
the South, uu5er mistaken sense ol duty,
saa!! aid ihsm ii coazaua-uaE their
triumph over GIG of The mgst distinguish
ID ornaments Of cur ceuaLy. ~ shall
regret it, too, because we shsll regard il
Is 40 act u great injustice 10 Ah Everett
himself: bat more because ct the liI-tlaod
bis reiectiou wiii create between the diff
fereat sections Of tie Union, aud Is ten
deucy, even more certainly than the al
legged yioatiga Of The right Of petition, to
draw to the Abolition standard q host Of
allies, who have no reapsct ,ur their mo.
tiges and take NJ part 10 taelr movements
but who viii make common Cause with
them 10 resisting this assault uponan emi-
neat citizen, whose sentiments %" this sub
let are the sentiments Of tae eaare North
ali Of when must be Pat uaagr the ban ii
. lie be sacr.hced.-Ly4e6bu-s '~ejalaA
.-,,. ,,.,. .rs,atl,,l rE' T,tr'ti.za "a cfoD Ga
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-23

Cockroach OH.-One Monsieur Breard
Of Havre, is stated to have obtained some
twenty quarts of good lamp oil, from seven
teen bushels Of cockchatiers. We wonder
r. the gentleman actually means to encour'
ageihe productionofthose beautiful insects
and thus undermine the whale fishery
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-23

AN,rtyr Paof-Tho New York Com
,,ere,al thus confirms its story Of the noble
conduct Of thu pilot of the Erie " But the
GROWING incident of the occasion was me
martrydom Of the pilot. On the fire
breaking out he put the vessels head to
tbe shore. distant about miles, and actu-
ain burned At the wheel yes he never
took his hands from that only hope for the
safety of the passengers until they were
consumed-such heroic solt.sacrlAce de-
serves an enduring record
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-23
Gold ys;nc Cor sale.

vuxitr .nb.cr,bers offer their valuable ',o'd
u,,e ~ sab. known hy the name OF hna'
=. Mo 6ve niles North Of Charlotte N Meek
,.'.,,,,.,, r,nntv. N G. For terms apply to tn'
SUBSCRIBER 's''s - :, ELAN HUNTER,
-, a. ,oan ST
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-23

4 Philadelphia physician, in letter to
a lads "a the deieiegious effect Of wearing
corsets. has the following remarks " l
anticipate the happy period when the fair
est portion Of the fan creation will step
farH, uncacumbereJ with slabs OF waInuts'
and tiers of whalcbaoa. The constitution
Of our females must be excellent, to with
stand IN aav tolerable degree the terrible
infections Of tho corset, eight hours every
d8y. No other animal could survive t.
Fake the honest OK ana enclose his sides
with hoop.po.os, put an oakea plank be,
Meath hiu. and grid the whole with bed
cord, and demand Of bin labor. He wou'd
labor indeed, but it would be for breath
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-23

Keep it before 'asPeapie,-Fhat Martin
Van Buren, spent during his four years
s3l .oo0.0 more than the income O. tive
Government, besides leaving debt fer the
Whig Administration to pay Of SEINE sl5,.
eco 900 more, making St7.oo9oo0 sPcot
beyond the whole income during bis ces"9-
meal democratic adminlstrat7n,-E5'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-23
snnrrn1Nn woRrn KNow1Na.

Twenty Of the members Of the Con'en-
ton which framed the Constitution OF the
United States, were members Of Congress
when the act establishing the first Bank
Of the United States was passed, and only
six eta, Of them voted against 1t. In the
debate On its passage, Eibrtdso Gerry, "a
prominent democrat; Vice President ua-
der Madisou,} who had been member Of
The Convention, declared that he taoagh,
Congress trsre as comPefea' to establish q
National Raak, as either Hs0se nd5 10 al.
fonra from day 10 dgy."-- Colanbia Ca-oa'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
FT1n' ne " y CoHmsreial Adpernssr. Nav u.
SUPREHE CoURT.
CASE OF ALEXANDER MCLEOD.

AZ lew minutes after 10 O'Clock this mornirs
'ne Court Hls opened, and Mr.. Wood, the district
attorney OF Niagara, began reading the documents
deemed necessary By the counsel for the people.
Ihe hst read was The enrolment Of the Caroline
GATED OF December, 1887, aHd describing her a..
steamboat Of 4j tons, ~ feet lone. and lebanon,
10 William Wells Of BufT,lo. s"e
Next her license, o! the same date autborising bcr
to navigate the Niagara River.
Next deposition Of Captain Gilman App'ebv.
taken before Judge Bowen, December 70 Isio
when Mcleod was brought before him on b,bs,.
corpus, aiteT cOmmHtal by q magistrate
he deposition described the attack upon the l,o,,
on the night Of December 30 or morsf1g Of Dec,,,.
Der ~. She was boarded by five rowboatg b,v.
ing on board some fOry Or.flty. or siYtv r,., H..
WIS firing on board when the nssailaot. po,,,sd II,
upon ne boat and after Witness was fou.eJ bv
lhe watch on deck, and making his way 10 the derk
was me'on the stnir way by a thrust from sword
Wmen Glanced upon lie Buttons Of bis dress, and
did lin little baim. ~
Ibcfe was lamp burning al the head Of the
stair way and he could see the face OF tbe ma, ~
nrlsi az him. Believed that man at the time 10 bs
hcLeou, whom he had seen and aided in BuG,lo
about week before; had no doubt then ,I,t :, 90
Mcleod. j. not so confident now Mel cod moo,
has Ices iulness Of face the man vho thrust At him
had foil flushed face; Mcleod, now present. dos,
not seem 50 flushed.
Cannot swear nou that he is the same nnn--Jos.
not look so much like him.
pid not zee Duhee killed. Witness ran alone
INC Geek and got Of the boat into the warehouse or
/ the whid. While he ~as IN the garebou.c &C. -,
~ men came whom he supposed 70 be ofthe board
! ns parry. Ihey ealledfOr lights. and some oftbeT
saIo' bring light, and cts zee II apv al The W
KEGS are here" Allsrthey were gone, sonne t.,sn,,
minutes after the bohts eft he saw the bov Of Dn,
zee on me railroad tack; Durlee was shot tbfougl
\ Whcn the men came into the warehouse n, ,,,,,,.
90 INTO The uyer There was strsepli,g ' boy
luz III "IDs'n Bowen, about twelve years oil
. killed. '' 'upPOses ne wa
some o. the men on board o,t hats, others eoo,
i CsneiS boots they jumped out Of bed and ,,o 7,
y iheH ives when the auaek was msde Al y.
,S S,m," " fIeeptthe watch IN deck. The man 1I
M NJ ?, hm was about the same size and 6cu,
pos I Of Leonard Anson, taken al the sam
= ,,a.t !" ,,' .ocN Poft-Went toCanada IN Jss6. an
~ fe'nnnad theie until after the auark 40 a., - "
e ine; Was at Chippewa the day a',eS ,S", ~;
st The tavern. numOer Of ttroos v.," a ,, aa'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
Hfn,ieO Agricultural and Horticultural soei,,y

~ q meeupg Of the Committee appointed 10 max.
sulable arrangements Tor tie bppToacbpg EYL;li
ton OF this Soc ETY.: PRESENTLY. RI. Mars. Tbo,
n Rust Peter w. Gfubbs, WIN. Palmer. Cbn,iss
Marx, Charles II. Bots and Richard Hill, If.
~ motion, DE-. Myers was called TO die Cbni,.
and Eleh2td Hill, j. appointed Secretary.
Rssoipcd That the Sunday School Room oppo.
hn capt G0ddins Tavern, DO used E,r the e4bi.
RIiion Of the finer productions, viz: silks, wines.
flowers, fruits, &c. ''
RssolDd, That this Committee will he in intend.
an:e on ile goth and morning Of the 26h To reeeys
and suitably arrange tho articles intended for eY.
hibtion, and u ~ earnestly requested that all such
be presented, u possible, the evening Of the 25tb
and that nothing will 10 received after O'clock M
the morning Of the 26h--a suitable place for tbsi,
safe keeping having btsn provided.
Rfs0lpfd That the name, &c. Of otch comootitor
Ora premium, and ofall contributors TO the eHbI-
bhion, be attached 10 the articles sent.
hfsoiptd That All persons contributing flowers.
fruits, Vegetables, &c, whether Tor solo or othorvs,
be requested to have the same At the place and bv
the time above specified, with their names attached
and marked (0r sale, II 70 intended
Rss0Irsd, That the Committee Of Arrangensnt,
on behalf u the Society will thankfully receive and
be responsible for the safety Of such rare nIao,s
&c. as the ovnors thereof may be good enough ~
lend for the better decoration Of the tables AZ he x
hibition. w.
R,goiv,d, That all persons having articles At IN.
exhibition which they do not wish othervise die.
posed o. and oil purchasers, be rsoues,ed To- bsv,
the same removed on tho evening oiIhe 20 or the
following morning.
Re'oiosd, That the COMMITTEES will I've much In.
debted 10 such lsdes may wish TO lend tbe,r kiod
assistance 90 the 2S'h IN arranging the different ar
gieles for exhibition.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
Prom the New York Jpurnsi 81 Commsres
INgpECTInN nE TnpAncn

A rumbor Of importers, dealers. and manuraetu.
rors Of leaf tobieco, have addressed a memorial 10
the Legislature, asking Cor a rspcal Of oil eompulto.
~ inspection, dmnution Of fees, and prohibt,n a
sales Of tobacco by persons employed by the in.
speotOR.
The memorial states that during the mast wa,
here were inspected nearly 1900 hogshesda. tbs
fees on which amounted 10 about s2sOOO bssides
one dollar per hid, for branding as unmerehsnt-
aide all tobacco that was damaged and sold Tor &C
count Of uDderwrtsrs, 70 which must be added
4 y supposed nine ten thousand dollars received
for storage, making an aggregate Of near sl4O5O
In Virginia, the fees for inspecting tobleco are only
~ per hhd which includes storage and FIRE ins,i.
rance for twelve months, though the State owns the
warehouses and pays ell losses from FIRE. For a
like service in this State, Il costs e5f 10 SOL de.
pending somewhat on the vaIus Of the article. The
memoralists believe that competent persons could
he found who would perform the duty K,itbfully 10,
~ per hid and Is cents per month Tor storage nf.
ter the fret month.
They further think That the practice of selling 10.
bacco from the warehouse should be prohibited
under penalty Of ~ Tor each and every pound
thus SOD and imPrsonmen, u the offender Of leasl
] sIS months