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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-15
The Tariff, the charisston Courier, sndhs Enquirer.
The Washington Correspondent of the Charles
tor Courier. writes thus
The Chari,sion Con-, iey.
WasafHcroa Eeh q

10 W ao"'"ktV" correspondent OF the Charles
tor Courier. writes thus,
COrrs'pOndeHes Of The Chqri,sion Coprfey.
WAsHgeToH, Feb. s.
10 the Capitol by the Tariff article OF the last Rich
m0nd Wing. The editor Uf that paper, IL is decIaf.
ed, truly represents the whig leaders of Virginia in
proposing return TO the old protective system and
hence u IS inferred That there - great and immedi-
ATE danger to be npprehended by the South.
Whether we truly represented the Wing leaders
Of Virginia in the views we threw out the other
day on the Tariff, is unknown to u.s. rs we spoke
Tor ourselves only, without consultation with any
one but this VIC know, that those sentiments did
express the views Of very large and increasing
portion Of the Virginia Public. There has been
great disappointment in the effects Of the reduction
Of the Tariff IL has led to vast mportat,ons. 10
an enormous debt to Europe, TO a drain Of bullion.
and to the eKtggepton Of the financial difficulties
supernductd Ivy the mad tampering and exper.
menting Of the Jackson era. Who can pont In tI,o
4 single advantage It hos brought the Country. 10
eounterbalanee tho.e injurious ,fFects1 We bav,
challenged and challenged again, South Carolina "a
produce single item. Has more Other Cotton and
RICE been consumed, or as at good prices az b,ror,
the reduction took placer Does she purchase 1--WE
n uTU
phecy. II Great Britain consummites her know
policy Of glowing Cotton in her Asia,ic Colonies
and South Carolina is excluded thereby from he
markets, or urdeuod, South Carolina will the,
knock a. the doors Of Congress and ask for pyo
f,stion for her cotton. She will seek To ..ey,
the American market to the American growth.
Mems opinions have undergone in the South. ar
now undergoing, great cbsnges in respect TO IN
Tariff. They contrast the present with the DOS
and tho comparison is in favor Of protecting o,
E own manufactures We believe We truly stat,
public opinion, when we said that our objections
the tariff we're political, mot economical; that II
true Questions TO it, were first, the hostility Of Sc
II tons TO ~ and secondly ts liability 10 produce
redundant, Treasury.
The Enquirer, with is usual candor and fairne,
quotes our argument in favor Of Tariff, with
view TO enlist the old prejudice against Us but 81
a presses the sbjeeions We made 10 the policy. Gar
y ling isits familiar resource, and where oil are ga
bied as occasion offers, we, have no right 10 eSps
- better fate. Nor is il material Iu last eener
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-15
Lecture fo-nirhf.

The Rev. DR.. Plumer occupies the desk to. night
in Lecture before the Richmond Library Assoeia.
ton, in continuation of the series OF Lectures now
being delivered before that body. His sterling
Abilities and the versatility Of his style of compost
ton ensure rich treat to the friends Of the nsti,u
ton.
The FRS, Baptist Church is the place of delivery,
and we bespeak for the Doctors Lecture large au-
dience
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-15

ton readers who, II they are no, like the Bourbons
IN forgetting nothing, resemble them in the other
characteristic Of learning nothing. are class daily
dying OF, and will soon disappear altogether.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-15

Gentlemen: Having seen an attempt to eonee,
On error in relation to petition offered by me n
lev days ago, and the correction not having been
made, beg leave TO state that il was the petition OF
James lronmonger, ST., and others, asking the pas
age da Law TO prevent the catching Of CLAIMS by
will also say that the Committee have reported O
bill in accordance with the prayer Of the petition.
Very respectfully,
JNO. NJ. GREGORY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-15
THE spRINg cAA,p,Ic,

We hear from every side he busv 80. ~ 49,
ration. We have already nnnounS,d ~, PIep,'
Bernard, ESQ has been nominated, IN this roun,v :,
The candidate oflhe Looofocos, in Opposition ~ ~
lor q. NJ. Cruschheld, who Is a candid,te q, ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-15
a Cen,i,luiional ou,,linn-

Can any Military Officer act as the head of either
the War or Navy Depar ment, aud retain his com.
mission7 An answer is respectfully desired by
THE q ITERIST
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-15

iUfs Advertisers are requested 70 hand in their
advertisements at as carly an hour Of the day ~
practicable. Al advertisements intended for inser.
on in the ensuing days paper, must be handed in
before o'clock, r. NJ, and those intended for in
sertion in Mondays paper must be handed in on
Saturday otherwise they cannot appear until the
day nfer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-15

ur-ATTENTION, FIREMEN-Tho Beard
~ Dreetofs 81 the Richmond Fire Association Wi bod
: maefDg Al Engine House No. 2 on Taesdsy Fsennr
delinquent Piremon. n A CRFNaHAW
Hlg-N EccrcfarV.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-15

Balance against the peni-
Tertiary on cash account,
Or, an average yearly OF
S3,275 10.
But by charging the COM
monwealth with the per-
manent Improvements,
repairs, SC, made by
the prisoners aud paid
for out Of the funds OF
the institution,
Also, clothing and cof-
inns for prisoners, made,
paid for, SC, in same
manner, out ofthe funds
OF the institution,
And also, money paid dis
charged eonvicts by
agents, on orders from
the governor,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-15

IL Philadelphia, on the oh inst, Wy the Rev. A
Converse, MTJ. II. TILEn, Of this city, % MAar'
Louisa, daughter Of M. Converse, Esq. deed, ai'
Of Lynne m, II,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-15
PEN.TENTIARY OF VIRGINIA.
GENTLEMEN,

/
take pleasure in laying before you Statement
which will give you the information you desire.
regard to the manufacturing operations Of the per
itenuary. One, made by Joseph Jackson, esq
clerk OF accounts in the auditors Office, dated IL
18th Of February 1899, will exhibit the manufa
turing operations from LIST Of October, 1916, to III
30th September. 1920:
Cash paid out OF the treasury on manufacturing aS
counts, &c, IN these iive years 5,405 J
On account Of expenses on the
buildings, II,3I7 7
Total, &c., 23 I
Cash paid into the treasury by the
pennentary agents in the same
i've years, I57,Is9 5
Balance against the penenti,ry, Io9,s33 S
VI, an average in each year OF : 81 800 20.
The average number of convicts on the LIST dal
OF January OF each OF the FIVE years, was on
hundred and seventy mine. This will not var,
materially from the true number.
No part Of the expense OF guarding the peniten
uary or OF transporting conv:cs from the iails is in
cluded in the above mentioned statement, marked l.
by the act oil March 9th, 1921, changes wer
made IN the manner of purchasing raw materials
sale OF goods &c SO that the statement could not b
brought further down with accuracy; and in 1898
the prison was burnt This deransed the manufac
turing operations for several years more whilst tn,
rebuilding and very important improvements wer,
executed. BY the act Of the 9Th of March, 1881
further changes were made IN regard TO the sale o.
goods and the guarantee OF debts; since which
nothing of Importance has occurred TO ohstruct the
regular manufacturing operations except the cho.e-
IA IN September and October 1884, and the enlarge
meni and ventilation OF the outer walls, the erection
oi hospital guard house, alterations ofsome OF the
cells, shops, &c, and the Improvement the public
grounds, laying down pipes, sc. | have, there.
tore, made statement for eight years, from the Is,
October 1882, TO the 3oth September ls40, marked
H.. From this 1t appears, that the amount ofmoney
paid out OF the treasury account Of the curren,
Q operations OF the peniIeniiary, was 9S,332 -
The actual amount of mo-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-15

= A BOXES White Havsna Sugar
Dlt 20 bbls de Brazil DO
90 boxes double and single refined do
25 bids Porto Rico aud n CroiK 10
~ do y. Orleans trari clarified 90
% Porto Rico and New Orleans Molasses
$50 bags Laguira, RIO, MaraoaIbo aoI g. Domlnro Cos
fee, Of GOOD quality
go casks Ground Plaster Paris
20 10 Nails, assorted sizes
1n boxes window Oiass erl0 and I0slQ
100 sacks Liverpool filed salt For ale by
10 lo hAI+fON = PLEAeANrs
EoRTY Cases IdoUORicE PASTE, boz sals
LE hl5 sAML 2 ApIE 4 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-15
- rh, rmRn LEoruRF ), on lhn LInRARY

no The THIRD LECTURE Of tho LIBRARY
ASSOCIATIONS, willake plsco on MONDAY NIGHT
a half past O'Clock az the napiis near the donnmeniai
Church. d. Piumucr viii deliver the address The As
soCaiion making cEcrOna 90 Keep 20 their ec
lures weekly andhope from tho varediacn o. ne speas
ourHEed the public will cont nue. % give theif aend-
anre Tickets ~ cents each be had ~ ~ The Book
sores abd At the shoe Of FranklinS Co on the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-15
TuTATRE-A CARD.

,f,TE pube h e.pset6iiy informed that the above a.
II tsblshnsnt Wi reopen on TUESDAY, Feb. 10th,
der The nen % NJ. Lambert, with Company &C.
isctsd from the Northern Theatfef Gi6
MORE FREsH AND CHEAP HAIR ,TRuNKs.-wo
MI syc lust received per chr Louiss from Phlads lphs
fresh supply % these very cheap TRUNKS, much ap
orogod II b. those who have purchased ti M We shall
continue feep regular supply, direct from IN, anu
fscurer ail sizes We have, Also fresh supply Of seal
skin Trunks, s szes, which shall sell equs IL cheap
u. BURLINGTON a Co
IL MannIeo IIoua.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-15

'N "NtIdI WIIIu uIII OF mo-
ney paid into the trea .
sury 10y agents in the
eight years,
Clothing furnished lunatic
hospitals, equivalent TO
money, in same time,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-15
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lI,317 76
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-10-29
Sir DC 8eQenuart unb 3ufuuft.

G6 9ebt ett ei9enhintte Geiit olrd, Die Gjelhhte{
H. pte gntmtdlnns Der meadlideu 3utdnbe; 6ao trttI
ef olteno rno erlhnerno auf, lno burdft a[itbe1oI
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plstt TITLE oerbretteno in ben gSerfltdtter Der T1ur
ito Der 2tefe Der 8erbdlttIe $50 Dolittf bic nad1
splun9 oerla9enben Sragen Der 3ett 9lf, saritfees
Dra1lgf 5H h0ben Dlhnt bat oer @eif tpelder brrd)
ote 9eldtte aler 9tatteneu psbt f,tr cine dnbere
I1tnn9 geupiitnen, i,ur aubere 9Mte( aufaeltt, Die
la1fpeaeoeu Sra9et 5n loien. gS ei6t cine @jeipalt
Der Hi1tanoe, pefde @rre9ntle, oeren giutritt man
mt oent gsufpaioe aler Madr ;i Derbiloeru fuette
oeunoh te9reth oltrdfhrt. 96ar eben, neil es cine
noh h0here QSeshe gi6f ais bic Qoltttf eiue np rs
hete Wat als Die oberlte Geip1lt i'm Stadte ff man,
audi N Der gettung Der 6entden ti9eleQen6efen II
SebanolunS Der 9tapnalfrdgen niemalS BON Der G5es
rebh9felt lld entfernett Die Deaet Ginse(uer fpie
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lea a6t tbr Die teaelfen @rreignGa oeFanoal, II.
ber Die Solgelt nad1aeolcht? 9eredtafet 9SeoerfTun
tao Senbet alein fhben ge9e Die Geipa[t Der lllrs
fl1oe fper fIe aud, in aQen 8of5fraaen reSl
nto unoer6rithth au5itbt, it9egen BEN g8edlel Der
Dlnge gefhtee; ,per e oa9e9en Dem Ginselten coer
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@elbihte, Ote Gjelpllt Der llmfinoe 1T Die
Gd5ranfei er mag obl cine 3eit(ang ais Gieaenbe
1belt aberfrher cber pier erraidt ibn be SergeIs
tcril = gieiaels,
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Danoranta Der Groe.
1. Der g)Pf ffGnni<G +rn

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p pffDopnlld lpreden 9eiieuoe bon Der llmqebunq bes
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sa IN Sfese ano Sd0nbeit Da5 Cine 1T balo tpabr nb
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nO'aners befrat Die N6peenbeit aller iebenoiaents
EL aager oen fhppi8en 9Qi1atoren rpele IL ieilts
oasem otafs auf benz Sreisbo[,e oaberid,pia,l,en,
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yas u,'a aseSaas a, Die erneeGds a einsr oaufe
lsstsalienoe 3uB biloe Die onptconfllre eiller ber
sssrsa ..sst aao einordooe.t eano}aen, tpele ie e
ss sss. e: Aa9e er6(fe. Nag man ben pelicn au
fSs 80 o.e ypen an Die 2lnbeS eBeu fur oas 0ars
1as om sleRnona9 iprbe bertnud berflppi tloltrf
= ts; 9r rann feen Iebepbubfer boe,. 70 pie
g ,esnsa ass RaOet: eu Bns in Der Belt bapt eilie
ss,es Ss.psM Spel Der @ropberadobe @r burddnff
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~ Sfcosameters llnfpiGfihrli pirf nlls Bic Sin
eao'n Jeffatf cie Srage alf pober ieiu SO fons
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Ole N b e ~ Da bic bt5 ieBt etl19elaufeue
Berbte Der QSablen pett Sbto unD alleeren stadelt
nod unpoaltdnctg fnc, ,fooeritebeu, mir bteRttbeu9
oeriel6en atf9ndchit 9Sote, Sn Sbio Bat Demcfros
tic 9eie9t nno cine OFetrbet BON Sttrmen III icben,
S,aule Der &je{et0etung erbalteu. -
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Staat Sbto, Start galtntv,
NuottDrS SfftCe, Sept. 30, l841

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UerltteSenen Strte eanO uuo Stabtotten, lit rbigel
&e beirteben, pper o ptel oaocn ais rptbpenrtg etl
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fa9ten @auntDs, oerfauft ntrb, an Der Ebire be6
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Ntmntan
Der @Stter
Gefhdft
tttnmt an,
gerbdngs
ltif Gbeit
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-10-29

2(n l7ten brannte Die erobe Sdif5breo. gdfe-,
rel ofs 6errn 3. &ernan gu Baltimore nit alle,R
&otrdtben &c. nieoer.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-10-29

Da6 selbs Sieber tabt INNER ,nebr nab in Ne,
Orleans, bob rotbpn Die oorti9en 8lGtter 8reno,
at, Ole @5taot fcbon iebt gu belutben.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-14
CoUGH, ASTHMA, SPLITTING BLOOD OF
~ SIXTY YEARS STANDING, CURED BY
JAYNE.S EXPECTORANT.
From Atkinson's Philadelphia Epening Post.

From Atkinson's Philadelphia Epenisg Post.
PgiLApELpHIA, August 10, 1888.
Mn. ATKINSON --Sm--lt has been my n,isio, tuns
to laber under a cough and asthmatical oppression
for more than half a century. When a soldier ia
the American camp, in 1878, ], with many Others,
towing 10 great exposure bnI violent attack Of
disease of the lungs, by which was disabled from
duty for long tims. Since that 'iod. until re,
Gently | have never been free from violent cough
and difficulty of brenthing. Year after yesr have
expectorated over gill day--often much more,
and sometimes mixed with blood For months to.
ge,her, night after night, have had to sh be-
bolstered up to obtain my breath. The weakness
and debility caused by such constant SPECIFICATION,
frequently b. ought TO a state bordering on death.
IL has been matter OF astonishment 10 my family
and friends. ihat | am here TO write this to YOU |
have had skifu ply sieians TO attend me, and every
thing done that thought likely 10 give me re.
lief, without any beneficial effect Last winter
had another very attack of Inflammation Of
the lungs, which fully expected would be he last,
| then considered my case past the aid Of medi.
cine, when was persuaded 10 cell in Dr. JAYNE.
With the assistance Of Divine Providence, through
him, | raised from my bed, but he
coug hing and wheeling wearied me day and night.
He advised me to use his Expectorant. ] did so,
with strong hope that, as il hnd cured mary of
my acquanances Of various diseases of the lungs
IL might at lenst mitigate my sufferings. Need 1
say how graii6cd feel1 It has snectualiy cured
me. AS soon rs commenced taking il, | found it
reached my case, and began TO breathe with more
freedom. My expectoration became easy, and my
cough entirely Jeff me. now feel as well as ever
did in my life. and am better than have been for
the last sixiy years. Last summer spit greet
deal Of blood; now, thank God, am perfectly
red Now. sir, after suffering so long, and finding
at last such signal relief from DIR. JAYsE's EXEC.
roRAsr. l feel anxious TO inform my felow-eitzeus
where relief may be had.
NICHOLAS HARRIS, sr.
No. IS Lombard street
MIR. Harris has long been worthy me uteI I've
believe Deacon) Of the First Baptist Church IN
this city. and implicit confidence may be placed in
his assertions.
Person. are invited TO call and see him, and sat
isfy themselves.
The above valuable medicine may be had Who'll
sale and Retail stJAYNE'S DRUG g. CHEMf
CAL STORE, No. 20 South Third street. Phils
elphia. Also, for sale by WILSON & DOLL,
Agents, Martinsbuig, Va.
This Expectorsnt never fail. TO cnre Asthma "
relieve cough. February ~, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-14
Tur New TARIFF IN New YORK.

The New TARIFF IN New YORK.
The Express says -" The articles upon
which the new duties have been LAID, hav-
ing already risen in the market, in ad'
vance OF the LIST Of October, the consumer
does not feel the progress Of the rise, but
what comes in free IS, therefore, profit
to the importer. Nor will the revenue
derive any immediate benefits from the
new levy of duties, as the importers have
anticipated tho time in their importasions.
This fact accounts, in great degree,
for the great importations we have been
having since movements were first made
in Congress for New Revenue Bill.
The amount Of Bonds taken this year at
the New York Custom House is nearly
$1,000 900, while during The last year,
i, was only about 81 100000 This fact
also accounts for the somewhat large
shipments Of specie that have been made
to Europe, j, being TO pay for these very
goods, imported in advance of what would
have been otherwise the proper ime."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-14

yUyHESE unrivailed PILE having nov acquired q
Il celebrity and popularity unequalled iptbe an.
mails Of medicine, and also having obtained the en-
tire confidence and being used in the private prsc-
tice of almost the whole body Of the medical fsea-
~ in the United States, Europe, Asia, South Amer
ics, the West Indies, and great part of Africa, il
10 unnecessary advertise them at length to say
asy thing further OF their merits, than by stating
the complaints which they most effective in the
cure of. and which as follows yellow and Bill
ious Fevers, Fever and Ague, Dy.pc?sis. Group.
Liver Complaint Sick Headache, Jaundice, As,h
ma. Dropsy, Rheumatism. Enlargement Of the
Spleen. Piles. Collie, Female Distractions, Heart
burn. Furred Tongue. Nausea, Discussions Of the
Stomach and Bowels. lncpent DsrrhGa, Flatu-
ence, Hsbmal Cosiiveness, Loss Of Appetite,
Bio5ched or Sallow Compile xion, and in all cases
of Torpor Of tho Bowels. where a catharnc or an
sperieut is needed. They are exceedingly mild in
theft operation, producing neither nausea, gripping
nor debility
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-14

AN INcIDENr.--During the perfor.
nance of The Ocean Child" at Bur.
toms Theatre, says the Spirit of,he Times
the other night, party of sailors in the
pit were so excited by the representations
Of the tossing ship in the storm scene that
il was with difficulty they were restrained
from jumping on the stage. When the
actor, representing the seaman, plunged
head foremost from the end of bowspri'
into the water, and rescued the infant and
its mother, the real sailors in the pit utter
cd yels of delight, and swore that some
'old salt was among the play people, to-
no shore. going lubber could handle tn
grey.Gnes in such ship shape. The,
went out OF the pit in body, to look aile
their mate on the stage, and ask him t.
parlake Of a can Of grog.