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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16
NOTICE

NOTICE
The time of the departure Of the
n sfLSY1 Steamboats, hence Tor Norfolk viii
Dl~xlN-, - bc changed from sunrise TO q o.
clock IN The morning To commence
49, sa~--s>H>s1s on SUNDAY, the 18Th instant
Passengers going north will On their arrival in Nor.
folk, be transferred the Baltimore Boat where they
will sup aud lodge, AMI depart NJ O'clock A. NJ going
the BAY by daylight, aud in BALTIMORE before sunset
~ w. During the summer son. those wishing visit
Old Point Comort, will he landed there, taken FROM
thence when they wish Tn return. JUS
TOBACCO, sEGARs, SNUFF, sc.
CUPERlDR Chewing Tobacco
- Principe and Rcgllia ScCsrs
stars. Lcper's amt Lorriards Scotch and Maccat au
snuff
French Rappcc SNUFF
NatchttOchCs dc
HaTdham's No9 do
Dsmi t!ros do
LorTillArd's chewing and smoking Tobacco
Also assortment Ut good spanish and other SrgiTs,
various prices, from TO si0 per iUJD.
GANNOR & ROYSTER,
20 ~ door above the Hell Tavern
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BEAUTIFUL ROOTS.

EXTRA QUALITY AND FINISH.
IlN the packets John Eull and Leader, the subscriber
I'D has received another large stock Of those celebrated
boos from the factory II Miles ron. This h decided.
y the most elegant lot of DoIts have had aud
slider them superior IN every respect any ~ Virginia..
Gentlemen Ia want Of something very nice will give
call. SAM'L PUTNEY,
Wh "a Opposite thc Ruins Eagle Hotel
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APRIL, 1871.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS SILK MUsLINs.

APRIL, 1871.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS SILK mUsLINs,
&c 90
do U JENKINS will sell tu pieces new syle Chsnc
IN Silks for EumHict wear, ai 6sthe yard
Also, % rcccs plaid and figured silks, new styles isr
Spring. n ~ md Oh
lawns ~ -. ~ cts and finer
Elegant Chenc Cahcucs, London patterns, only q cis
Do do Musiina, sIl prices
I'D Great bargains in the shove, iotearh. ap 10
WE have ius received from New York AMI BALTIMORE,
w hy sundry vessels
spefm Clndies u. 4 4. Kinsssnj Mandatory
Patent d1 Un
lsckalo DO Jackson a Trowbridgc
Soap-Hul Sons
d. kTkmanf, starch
Meder swan Gin, pure asim7oried
Pine Arrio go 60
tl.d we WhisEoy, Fisck A sons band
Common Baltimore Whiskey, tn bills and hhds
W. a %. CHRISTIAN.
NH Cg-2w MsrEci square
SADDLES. uHtDLEs, HARNEss, &c
fINttE subscriber hand at bic manufac ofy, best
shauct, sfichci and plau Sadilesi common Saddles
all kinds oCosch uarouc he and sukcy Harness he hard
add of soldcred srrup Irons; Curb and snac na; best
Ena sh and American nrdle Leaher and MauinEaics an
qnaltcs OF Coach, sulkey vnd Riding Whips; Csrrysl
Al tho lowest prices Persons In want Of articles IN the
above line viii hnd to their advantage 10 eau and exam
eS ALFRED KING
NEAL EsTATE AT PRIVATE SALE. A
WE authorized to. sell privNely, various lots n
w ground IN the City, inuroved md unmproved,
staorE them some on which are comfortable dwelling
houses and others are desirable lots for buildinE
Also, SALE tots % Lsnf In the vicinity OF Richmond
Improved and unimproved Persons DESTROYS Of purcha
sing may learn foil paIucui AZ our once.
~ 10 WILLIAMS HANALL.
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seu REuBEN @. MEREDITH.
WINES, TEAS, LIQUORS, &C sc
following ock of GOODS tor sale Al a. low prices ss
Eogs Of equally good qay can be purchased Ia this city;
price, Fine OH Eat nda Miders 10 eases Iozen; 40
10 pac and brown sherry on draurht DO DO DO o esses
DOS sach-yeTy superior sicily Madeira Wine; common
go 90. chcsq-Aucor brand Campaigns, very superior
llcidsI'ck do DO, 20, Heart 10 81 A end Ply brand
cheap sparkling Hook very fne 70 dozen Cafet on Va
rous g1a.tics-Etua Fec Cunpowder Tea: d, 10 Por.
chgug jo common Gunpowder and Imperial rcasupeti.
Co brsri-Finc Ola Grenada Rum; do 40 jss,sle, vuy
Very superior old Rye whsksy; good DO 40. eoor1noo
Whisky, in hhiH and bbis-Very best Roland
Nirriua APPLE Brandy-B Muass-s u hbds and bbis
Ney best brown snd clarified snrsrs; 10 10 New riesp.
common loei ard lump Do powdered oaf DO Tcry nice
Very best OIL Java Codce Do DO 10 Nsr.ssibo a. @e N,
a. sumsiia 20 laguira and Porto Rico sfeen do-Couon
sa- bbls very superior family Roe ilerrnfseO tors
etif 90 bes quality sod complete Assortment Herman sui
best raliow Candes-Lee's aupcrior No zosn. P,rts,E
No 80 ohcsp-Starch-rmcnio -Pepper-Nace-Nui.
drslRht 100 casks Ground Pisstsrs0 cssts Nails con-
ssinG Of box, house. lining &c &c-s casss supc
bofdcaut frunea FOR ale, In quantities. . sui par.
OH Is Carr street
BEAUTIFUL RUNETTES-why vii you guasr
those dsagreeabe dcrnons sous ofs beard 10 resin
ius Dr!F 2 C5unnds begfaiofy Powders wibou iSjsr.
JOG The sam 10 the sshesi d.Erscl Ladies cln see thi-
For sale az he Agency, BY LADY. Price, 81 per bot
DOCGiiONT1s, LeseaS, wllh hsioresl sad ITs1iiio6
Il ary notes, ~ sdy of Richmond Couisntg-Tbe
VIE he Moiber Naos's au NJ Il her noihsSs r,sss
Ns'o, faulty sketch Nsnisquas he esie, ne rslurs
sss baptism he mssrsrs ssd departure IN fosssost".
unlocked Tor adventure, ne enbsresaon snd soJsss
ne conc ,aslon uoes With beautiful paf-, "Msntosa
Nv RANDoLPH cos,
sT B0os ssdF'ssy sore
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DISSOLUTION.

TIE Co-rartncrship heretofore existing between JAMES
Il NJ. RADCLIFFE a Z. r. JONES, under the style OF
James VI Radcliffe Co. expired by articles Of agreement
3st December last The business will be conducted
hereafter 10y James Radcliffe al the stand formerly
oupcd 10y VI. Radcliffe Co who l. alone authorized
10 settle all claims the late concern, sn4 who will
charge all claims due from them; q r. Jones having dspo.
sed OF hts cuire interestto J. NJ. Raelffe.
JAMES NJ. RADCLIFFE,
fc - e.. + JONES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16
JEFFREYIs REsPIRArOE

FNr sEriHy tsGTBth the dranH fn.s As Lungs ia
breathing.
HIS small and delicate worn over the
mouth. II is hnshedin style render
as lille dshgurablc possible does all obsruet
the passage OF the breath, affect yOic The Lowest
well when II Is
Whether the atmosphere be cold damp, when fog
~ or cold and dry, in some norteIly winds this
truinent ~ found equally 10 temper that the
oae person may face air while weaIingH Not only
70 tee breath warmed by this dases
warmth over the whole body.
For the Of removing Cough Of warming the
limbs the RespiraiOr bed by numerous per-
SonsH even enables those III with asthma punIo-
nary eonsum tion 60 all times with inpunity
/ even benefit.
A supply Of these valuable instruments, which come
highly recommended by the Medical Faculty Of London
Jusl rec eived and for sale by
IYEII JOHNSTON a IYRII
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MUSIC RECEIVED.
TUE has just received another large lot Of ia.
Il very latest Music The following IL list Of few
the newest Songs, onadnlles and walzes, viz:
There's charm in Spring One weloye
BLOW on, blow on-Prate's whLTZEs.
Glcc lTsIe Of shenny-W.bx
I'm snoat I'm nfloai--sonr Polish Maiden do
saw two clouds al morning The Rslantinr do
The bright day Of the past seraphina DO
turn my steps TO home Adeha DO
Come the highlands Bella 40
The kiss, dear maid Cecilia do
Maid Of Florence ZeIena do
Fanny, dearest Fanny lLuise DO
QUADRlLLES.
Presidents Quadrlles
FayoIite set ouadrllles from Gustsvus the Third
Les Fashionables r H. TAYLOR,
spl Music Store opposite the Ranks.
TUE subscriber is daily receiving his Spring supply OF
Il Goods. He WILL In few days. have a complete assert
both in and couniTY. Good bargains will be
offered for cash, or 10 those who will be
NH 10 JAMES NJ RADCLIFFE.
"A, efTer for sale, on good terms
w 600 lbs Raeon
5OOO 80 Cotton Yarns
100 sacks Salt
oooolb' White Sugar; GOO do White Havana do
tons Country Iron; 90 Bis;ered steel
900 lbs shot % boxes Candles; D do soap
stCroiH New Orleans and other Sugars
3half Iipes French Brandy
DO Imitation do
do Holland Gin, seheidam
aud Champ.sne WINES
10 hid Common whskey
50 bbls DO 30
% % Mol Herriugs; hhds MoIasses
~ Eve gallon Dcmiiohn.; . one do do
~ reams Wrapping PAPER
. do Writing do
Nails BIackine; Chocolate, Cigars; BrooIns
Mustard; Bed Cords rlough Lines; stoneware, &e,
hlLBN, SALE CO,
mn ECU second dor above Oht Market
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GAYNoR * RoYsTER
. OTTER rHr FOLLOWING
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,

Wurran
AsPARAGUs-Giant
BEANS brown Windsor
China Dwarf
Early Mohawk
horticultural
Luna Pole
Large Lima
Req Marrow Dwarf
Six Weeks Dwarf
Fcarlet Runners
BEETS Early Blood TurniJ
DO scarcity
Half Long Blood
Long DO
MIngel wurizel
French Sugar
BROEOl.i-Purple Cape
CABBAGE-Cspe Savoy
Cnur lie Bduf
Dfunhcad
Early Baiiersea
do Cromwell
do Sugar Loaf
DO York
Green Curled Savoy
do Glazed
Flat Dutch
DO Brun swick
Red Dutch
CARROr-hsi,insbaIn
Early Horn
Long Orange
CAULlFLOW EARLY an,
Late
CELERY Red solid
silver Giant
COLEwOGT OF CnLIARD,
CRESS-CuTle,l and Water
CUCUMBER-Early Frame
Long Green
Green Cluster
EGG PLANT--f-Argc
Green CuIled Scotch
LEEk-l.aIge Scotch
MISUNDERSTANDING
Early
Cilicla
lee Head
Sugar Loaf
Lazy
White Head
MELON-GJudwin's lnpe.
rial Water
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16

CwEET OLA very superior desc rlpuou, suta6i,
- COR table use In ASKS and bottles, be had Of
LYELI, JOHNSTON a IYRLI
NH Al Mckihioe's Oil stand
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TO THE LADIES.

(NREW HORNER. Boot aud shoe Dealers and Manu-.
~ ftcnrcrs. opposite Etrlcys IIotcl, and
low oys, have just received from Philadelphia bs sut
full assodneut o ladies' shoes slippers, &c Of the very
latest style anddccidcy the hands NEST assortment they
have ever bad They Of MeCurdy aud other ccebra
ted makes The hdes solicited 10 cTiminc these
cles We also manufacture 60 order all KINDS % ladies'
wear We have now on hand Ia email lot Of our make
which can be confidently recommended.
The gentlemen usual find every thing they may
want IN the Boot shoe Pump or slipper line ~
aud other makes our assortment IS aWays select and
our prices liberal CREW a HORNER,
NH 3 Twodonrs below Iiuyt's.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16

HOUks PAPER, sLATEs, &C.
CMifH Palmer, IN addition % the large and cricn.
- variety % Books anil Stationery Usually on hand
receiving their Spring supplies together cumprs
nE tho frestca variety II staple Goods IN their frlds
A. 2. have oudcavoTcd 20 keep on hand a. al tunes
suoh stock ~ would enable thcm to The orders
with which they should be nvored-and They believe thar
the experience other friends ~ Ice and 1uafy has
been satisfactory They ofef their present stocE their
usual accommodating terms.
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II. VI. HoYT a. CO. Agents In Richmond cor the
L. sale Of DscOus Mechanical Lamps have some very
handsome patterns lef which they will sell York
prices pure haser thereby saving expenses al trans
portaton. exchange sc They are adapted 10 Hotels.
Churches and al public buildings well as for the
ing room or paroT
The annexed article IN relation them Is from the New
YORK Tunes and Evening star OF &fth NOvember@In
remarks the other day, In relation the New cisV
Library, We mentioned that the were well tchfed
and should have saied by Mr. A Dacons patent Mechan
cal Lamps % also The Aston House. They truly an
elegant article, aud possess advantages other de-
scIpuonsof hight, particularly Tor drawing rooms reading
rooms, &c Tor which purposes they generally IN
All elegant esiablishmentsn Paris. where steady uniform
I Ugh, that produces no smoke. Is desirable.
We nave no doubt they viii SntTey lake the place Of
common astral and other lamps, from which only about
one third the hight is produced with the eensump
ton Of OIL therefore in point OF economy alone they
particularly desirsble."
Fr0nl Ais Nsts York Herald.
MEcHANioAL LANPs.-Ths is an elegant and vaaa be
article Is more economical, sheds better Hehf, and
altogether entitled tu patronage hen any other
IN use. Is adapedto all public buildings as well ss
the drawng room and the paIor.
The a5vc lamps burning our Once every
! evening
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LYELL, JOHNSTON & LYELL
apIl Al i Me- KiIdoe5s olI $500

'HHE GREAT OBJECT FINALLY AC-
Il COmPLIsHED, by the introduction o this city
OF the style OF LAMPS extensively used the Civ Of
New Nork and known Webb's burners together
with the patented Camrhne OIL for burning therein. The
proprietor Is now prepared offer the inhabitants of
this cIty and vicinity, far superior and economics
light than has been brought be fore the public The
light produces by the Camphins Oil in Webbs peculiarly
constructed Burners produces fame bril-.
lancy, economy and simplicity.
The cost tn the consumer will not exceed ONE HALF
the expense wheH compared with Oh Gas, any other
mgr client now used for the purpose Of aIdng Ar6c al
Light This on is entirely free from any explosive proper
es there being Alcohol Spirits its eompo-
sitsn, but IS PURELY VEGETABLE and, consequently
perfectly safe in It's and much opposit TO hS
aT1ee known az spirit Gas Sperm Oil ia This the pub
lie may rely upon.
said Camphne and Burners we're introduced into the
City Of New York about year since, and have been
adopted IN all the principal Hotels Printing es stores
billiard Rooms, &C. being highly approved OF than
any ether article heretofore Enswu.
JTwTs Of Ten thousand Of them az now in use in s
city Of New York.
-A supply OF the above OIL with several varieties of
the Lamps just eceiye and for sale by the rbers
2Stf 10 EISTAC-E A SnN
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no THE FARMERS OF VIRGINiA.

To THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA.
THE subscribers woud cale attention Of the Planters
otNrgnia 10 their stock ofIusy celebrated Pi8ughs
rom The mtnutac ofy e kuZgIes Nourse a Mason, Of
Worcester, Massachusetts They are acknowledged o.
be the most perfect Implements " the kind offered
Tor sale IN this cOuury,ss well IN respect materials and
workmanship as lu iurm ui construction. The American
Institute Of New YORK. and te Massachusetts, Mechanics
Charitable Association " Boston, their respective Pairs
awarded silver Medals far these P.ourhs.
No n, one horse Plough
30 DO
A. 10 10
two % 80
90 Do
3! ttger 90 90
\ four 90 DO, with cutters, green sward
Plough
DO 10 30 DO
Crush, one AZ 10
A, side BIN, or swivel Plough
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RuIINc AND biNDiS,

r. a Ps Bndery Is nov IN fun operation They have EN-.
hoy 81 the besi wurkmcn, and pfcpsredt
Books n every description IN the best manner and
m the rnosi reasonable terms mh3i
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no COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

HAVE received large 81 Sidilcry white h
will sell al Factory PTccslowsr than they have been
sold before. Call aud cNamine-thu prices Ia
please. The stock consists IN pau Of
English and American Saddles from 81 20 To s}D-superor
do do 10 Sdc IA illcS, SO so DO
DO Heads and Reins and Birdie LeathcTS of all kin Is
FROM T. S2Op dozen; Double covered Wagon Whips;
Snae and plain Bics; Saddle Rags; Grhs, Hard
Trunks iron frames nude la The best styles sheep skins
Bind Bfides OldoZ horse, carriage, and Collr ~
Shoe Thread Cart Whips; Manugale; Riding Whips; Gis
do. n ~. DICKINSON,
NH lS-u 2nd door below the Rel Tavern.
SUPERIIOR OLD WINES a. BuANUl
NERY superior old Madeira Wine, Of Newton CORD -
a Nutdncks hrand-pncc hOrl II 10 sit per gallo n
Pale AMI brown Sherry, imported 10y tie late MrPomaT
One happc ~ very old aud finely favored COgnac Bran
dy. OtaTd, Dupuy q Co.'S brand
The above articles are recommended perfectly gcn.
inc and OF quality worthy ~ attention. For sale by
NH ; JOHN X. TRlPLErT \ son.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

Il superior old Pale sherry, hid old jamaica Run
tSSo pipes pale Cosnac Brandy LONDON Brown and
Dolphin Cheese. Also, received from New YORK, On bas-
kets and boxes Anchor Champagne and Hoe khrimer
Wine. For sale. RANDOLPH a HARRISON
fr
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BOOKS AND STATIUNERI

ic - T.. +. JONES.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
I w. RANDOLPH e. co. ia aidiiisn To their
81 usual good assortment OF Books Stationery and Fam
Goods, viii receive week their Spring sup
ply Country Merchants aud others, respectfully so
eueh 10 call aud examine their stock and prices before
purchasing
BOOk-BISDING.
Having attached store BindeTy. are prepared
10 execute binding Of every description.
Clerks and Merchants Books made order 10 the best
style.
Music and Musical Instruments hand large quaint,
ties.
Old Books takenin exchange for new.
W RANDOLPH & CO,
doors below Esrley's Hotel
fe 2 Main Street, Richmond.
DUTLER'S MAGNEsIAN APERIENT POWDER
ID uI-observe that the preparers name and address,
.Ihomas Butler, Chemist, 1, Che1pside, corner OF
Psurs LONDON" printed on the Labels which
hGed TO the bottles containing this preparation, when 60.
supply Of the ahuye article Just received
ALEXANDER DUNAL A. co.
ts4 Corner ~ L AMI i2th
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NOTICE,
EDWIN H. SPRAGUE, M, d.
HD ESPECTEULLY Informs The citiz,

I'D RESPECTFULLY i Informs The citizen
IL of .Middlebury. that he has located him.
self in this village, and now tenders his pro.
iessional services TO all such as may desire
them.
The undersigned will also devote himself
particularly 10 that class of individuals who
may require surgical aid,he will however all. nd
in all the departments of medical practice.
He would also take this opportunity of in
forming the public generally, that the various
operations upon the EYE, viz. for strabismus
or squirting, eciroplum, and other deformities,
cataract, artificial pupil, will be performed On
reasonable terms.
He is also willing TO insure success in tho
nperation for restoring Club-feet 10 a perfectly
natural position, and all individuals in this
place, or the country around who are l%aboring
under this deformity, are respectfully invited To
give him a call, who may at all ii mes be found
by inquiring at his office, OF boarding place at
j. c. Huntingion's.
E. II. SPRAGUE, NJ. d.,
Middlcbury, July 1S4l. l2:4w
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From The 81 Louis Argus. July %.
GREAT BATTLE IN THE IND IAN
COUNTRY.

Large numbers Of Indians, negroes and
mongrels from Florida have been placed upon
the borders of Arkansas and Missouri. By Il
gentleman direct from Fort Leavenworth we
earn that some 600 negroes from Florida and
runaways from the Choctaws and Cherokees
and from the whites, united with a few Indians
and perhaps n few white men have been grad
ually rs aob:aied in the ~fastness west of Arkan.
sas.-Not long stree they marched high up
Red River and camped for the purpose of hunt
ing buffaloes. They Duilt a very tolerable
Fort with logs. surrounded with a ditch. TO
protect themselves against all danger-Thcy
caught but few butfalocs and therefore TO sup.
py their wants invaded the possessions of The
Chockiaws and carried off cattle, poultry,
grain &c. The Chocktaws followed, but find.
ing their numbers and Qualifications an over.
match they retired and sent TO fort Gibson for
the U. States Dragons. Capt. MOOT of
Company d. was sent 10 capture them with
companies of Dragons, but after arriving up.
OH the Red River he found the ir cn.rench.
mcnis TOO strong and their number too great 10
venture an aiiack.-lIe accordingly sent to
Fort Towson and was reinforced with a fine
company Of infontry and 4 coPlc of pieces of
cannon.
The cannon were shortly brought to bear
Upon the works, and soon made The s%plinters
fly and the logs move so quickly, that the refu-
gees, at T. signal rushed outside Of their forti-
fcations and began to foim upon the Prairie in
front oftneir works. Ere they fully succeeded
in doing so Capt. Mason and his gallant
Dragons charged upon them at full gallop.
The carnage that ensued is represented as
ieruic-the Dragons routed them in all di.
r~ections. and. after putting large numbers 10
the sword, succeeded in capturing the whole
body! The coGdnct of the Dragons is repre-
sented as worthy of all commentator as re-
CARDS both skill and bravery. The bravery
and numbers of the refugees availed absolutely
nothing against the irresistible charge of the
mounted Dragons.
This decisive blew will give security TO that
exposed portion of our frontier and convince
the refugee negroes and Indians that our
Dragons may not be trilled with. The loss
ofihe Dragons was unknown 10 our inform
ant--he said an express brought the news TO
the Fort.
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reformation. The following resolution was.
also adopted, highly complimentary to int
Clay:
Resolved, That while we honor all the Wings
in Congress, who have been faithful TO the ex.
pectations which prompted their election, our
thanks are prominently due to that "noblest
Roman of them ALL" Henry Clay, of Kentucky:
His conduct since our triumph, has been in
characteristic harmony with former professions
and fills 10 overlooking the measure of his coun-
try's confidence, admiration and gratitude.
We learn from the New York papers. that
both the speakers complimenied the President
and MIR. Webster in the highest terms, and de.
precated in The strongest terms any condemna-
ton of those gentlemen before their real senti-
ments were known.
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LIBERTY

The undersigned, appointed by the conven-
ton of friends of universal and impartial liber.
ty, (held in Montpelier, on the last Wednesday
IN .uay,) as a corresponding Committee, for
the County of Addison, do hereby give notice,
that in accordance with the wishes of many
freemen of the county, and the expression of
a meeting of the friends of liberty, held in Yer.
gennes on the 2nd of August, that a con-
vention of all those who are opposed to slave.
ry, and are favorable to an Independent An
ii slavery nomination, will be holden at the
Town Room in this village, on the Goth inst,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. We trust that
all true friends o fFreedom and the Slave, will
rally, one and all, and do a good work for their
country and their kind.
OrHNIEL JEwErr, 1ca
j. N. GORDON, O0"
August 10, 1s4I.
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VERMONT AND RHODE ISLAND

There are Two speeches in this DAYS Madi.
SOnian of much interest. They are the off.
spring of two able Senators from the same
section of country, agreeing in the belief Of the
Constitutional power of Congress 10 charter a
National Bank, yet differing on the exPedien,
cy ofexercising the power at This time. The
Senator from the green mountains (Mr. Phelps
advocate Mr. Rives' amendment, in a speech
remarkable, VIC think, for its perspicuity and
purity of style, as well as force of argument,
and the Senator from the green island MI.
%Simmons) opposes that amendment with as
much power as was exhibited on that side of
tie question by any of his peers, as we have
heretofore stated, They will both be read,
ard We especially commend the kind and har.
a'0nIous spirit which peryades them for the
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BRITISH MoNopoLIsrs.--Pamphlets, write

BRITISH MoNoPoLIsTs.--Pamphlets, written
in England, against a Tariff have been in cir
culaiion in the cities of the United States
They are designed 10 influence the people Of
this country against protective duties, and come
from British Monopolisis. II would be fine
indeed for The American Manufacturers and
producers. to be dictated in their own affairs
by EngIishmen- fine, indeed for the latter.
who fad The locofocoS their allies in this matter
But The union of northern locofocos and slave
holders al the South with British influence
against the industry of the north is too plain TO
be mistaken. Shall we submit to such infu-
enccs and become slaves 10 England and South.
ern Shareholders !-Caledonian.