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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06
FOR SALE.

Fok SALE,
THE following articles, purchased FOR cash in y York
sopcr5.r Bely lie White Lead. in kegs Of 25, So 100
| iuscri uuI afIc Oh.
Silfts ~ Tern "nuc
soap s',uc rsi't 'or tin or shnsle Roof cheap and
Ann supIy OF Green Paint, tot Veuetln Blinds. in
/ ,"ll ID TO !unl-.efs. a SUPERIOR article
be. I"psi vanish best brow du. aud black Lacquer
G,a' 'roH sin ,o S,,ln y, SN,,s', a. Ioi.mci OF
Brushes Of al sizes with ,i-cr's mar binders sn'i ali
1fuc'. necessary or the triic unususi, low Tor cash
next coor to the Exchange Bang Ricnmoni,vl.
ROBERT MOTT
Informs his frcnts aad me public that De has inst r.,
ilfn' from how Work with the above we e.erfe .t
81 ifnt "ass brushes etc. aud is determined work
w .i sen on the most moderate terms, for cash. .p-
STORAGE WANTED.
| HNNE Two excellent Hrick Warehouses. in which !
hhds tobacco ono n Them Is ,sronsIiy orr, , ~, ,b
Richmond ant reicrshuse Railroad Depot, Inc other is
Wan an Industrious anil attentive superintendent. and
seven s"h coo rs tobacco can always be promptly
70 DIBRELL
FOR RENT.
TiEupper rau Of that House on Main street lately oc
cupci by VIZ Lynch as Reading Room Appiy ~
lc2l II lAs WRIGHT. Man Of
TO TIE PUBLIC.
TUE attention cf the prpc s respectfully called o.,
BE rishop WIN. White of IN, i
Iue Enr
H ~hcre can be seen if is enclosed in hand some
500 frame aud glaze anil w pc sold flr the original rIi
ctrt9n Price Of the print only Pins without trainer
Persons loo OF uluici anil other LOOKING Cias.,v
PORTRAIT ami Other Picture Frames, anI riinr. 81 every
It7crWun ~ leaving their orders, can have tbcr, A.
10 suit. ''
jooW GARBANATf
LONDON PORTER. B.OWN STOUT AND
PALE ALE.
IN TlERCEs Lon. on Porter. iu rnis an . quarts
~ , 10 so Nrrwu SfHHf fn DO
do Lordou Ese. ir.Il Pale Ale 6r sli- NJ
u. e" INbR & GlLts, Eor Mains
SUMNER COATS AND PANTS.
gt'tlNiD ffs d1y hy Steamboat Cofuuhue. han o. |
~ f'frr lY ui Inghru agi Linen summer Cons ,f.
wy, attest .y'c, fanis ~ various puiernF ana gaa.f.s
N' in ffcd t' coll 20 unusinl 1v rt'.es boz or Ter
% make The times better
BsPENCE. Agent.
ics Main 81, doora tr,ow Ey,iluss iiant.
IL lTA BAGA Turnp scoI, ncsh anf genuine Tor \
''''' l' 'N WV. PALMER
NOTICE.-An rcrsons rIlticI fn DE su5s-rii-c-
tio r'Qnctirt fu come forward without drisv. srf
inlk" fafWent being very Important o Cor. d. reeve
iNn'l $50 bout iDiay lH'rc fIsrof wi he -rrf
I'sui 20 send collector through the country 90
~ l-ilw JANFs RtrcIFrE
FOR RENT.
a NEATLY furnished rcW. .n Che Prcsl,f,rt,p fpr |
~ fumcro Church. Arpy io we
Ncu 10 Lancaster DENLY a Co.. mo s,,i,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06

Splendid Scheme-Drawing 10 be received Frida,
Evening.
fani inflated Lottery. Class II. Capials-s8O Od
~ Htt 50" l5io 20 Of loCu. 10 Of iUr IS 81 90 IO
81 20 oVprizes luo, 81 Nos-zO drawn Ticket
slc-shares 10 proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06
NOTICE.

-FOUR OF DEPARTURE CHANGED.
Co TIC lanes Hser s,earnsrs sill ~ an. ,r.r Sd.
- ne NE ln M ni Iur~. leave Roczetfs a, sunrise
insiesd q o'clo-k X, as heretofore
nj, JOHN DAVIS,
i' ..'' p wv NsgeT.
CHESTERFIELD Rail. kOA6 9,,I,,sa~Y
THE Pfesden ant Directors ofthis C,,cr,n, -, a.,
cafcd dividend u rer cent Tor tho 80 ,n 80.
PAYABLE A. the ESchar.e Bfsnch Rank N V.r-,i . - ~
iI ny MT -rROTHER. Tr-asurer
lk-N'h ~Eyfftau tfst t.i.s. r, snt nat H.. e. -.
- ltsf r"crivst ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06

GLACKFD LIME -----------
- 2sN bushels Stacked lime IN board s,br Jni,i..
'sp 'a'or' lying ~ Rockcus-ior si'e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06

HANGERS FAMILY BACON.
I'VE onct Tor Fs' iotof THIS well known n,e,r Tho
" St cspccaln'l arc very superior, averaging from
b n J., JOS TAHu gltIS
go Family Groccrs. D. or Main afrcet
(LhHtFIED SUGEIt-Ncw Orleans aOi ro6,
Rtlarhcd Sugar, Of superior qualify received ~ 80
fr VI UtRfpN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06
For Nlnndnv Mnrnin-

Al the Exchange Bsl Room AZ 3. o'clock AMI drawn
received THIS Office by Z ucloct, NJ 1 prize fe.H,
~, = u 100, etc. = Nos-i3 drawn Ticket 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06
o.. d TO. IAMtS LYONS.
r. -. 80 n. ROBERT q STANARu

'4l.- ~ 70. ter.y.afe GsHerafoC he E571iT- ~ III
iHMf tHnra Ninfrs. Nsr Tfrt W4rrb f. -, afh
~ NJ tc1'ai received forn nv :,, s,,
~ ',tyf i,esc Known tu all whom tutv -1rc
~ 'iliI hhrsiy has ftkcu into fiis Mn par
,, eet oi emEni'n. aud viii fscifisfe an , en
a., 'ohvl lndu.ificus and tree D. houfer ~ No. ~
~ i RI. .i-o ,9 -ood ani injusfrious halHs 49,
49,, 7. s'..I, pr bfaEi, 1ni uho arc not in e,fr9.
& -it ~ POI We same manner ~ fhc Vice C5rsai w
JhafiCsiun and New orleans '''N' NichLondi
LUZ HENRlQUS FERREfRA .r.crt,p
p,--,,-,s ,,,r d. .-....-,, Acuug Corgui General
t ... a., ~ aHtl1 lroln fIfs Port. 1rrorrfrr -
mb y; 80, va" II BALDWIN. wee Conslf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06

John u ,iowanh and wife, Martha Ann who was Martha
nm worldly Sa utl Jones and wife Emily n ,gho ,ss
nmiy Woody, Robcrt & Woody Frc'iotirk NJ
ODDLY BENJAMIN Parker and wife, MARY VI W WHO uss
aary Nv Wooiiy' James woodfy Admedia ! Wood
~ ~ avn > W nsdy pfna
hedrtendants, benjamin Parker and Mary NJ W his
WE not having entered their appearance and given
tscuiy ACCORDING 70 the act OF Assembly and Tho Rules
~ ms Court aud appearing 10y satisfactory cv dcncc
ll they arc not inhabitants OF this COmmonvcalfb II 5
@Idct. isi The said dcicndania DO appear here on The
hrst Monday u september next, and answer Tho bt of
the plaintiff aud that cory " this order DO forthvfh m
sorted IN come newspaper published In tho cry of Rich.
iond "r two months successvcy and posted M e front
door Of the Courthouse ofihis County ''''
II 29 wQr IVY iottS r n trrpp,,.. =, r,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06

TUE subscriber intending on the fret instant
IS n~ Offering his stock OF staple and fancy dry goods
onsis ing VI brown and bleached Shrngs, oznahurrs
Lnens Lawns, Cabrics Cloths, Cassiuncres and VET
ms, Cotton, SILK and wors'ed Hosiery, Bonneis, silks
~4ns Caheoes Hludkercicfs. Scarfs, shawls etc efc
etc az prices greatly reduced Persons the country
wishing servants clothing Will Hd good assoItnent
and Al very low prices, at
ie@ New and ehss5 az nv se'iii ms MS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06
le % wow john F n JFrFRIEs. G G.
d n N n 8 n n v

y ~ " n y 10
JAMES ID. McCABE, SurrCoH Dennsf, ond ,srr,B,y =
~ Mc so'ifiy y NE Mcficaf md CirureienI Far.V, f
neIytnfd and n me dHiuirnH soci,fv n SarrerY d. ~
Hs having CONNECTED himself n the practice of Lts r
t.."n win Dr. ' Marin of Norfolk. virginia re.pert
ly announces 20 ls friends, thar they have opened m
omc on street, square above the new Eschsnrc AMI
ne.tB opposite ID. Pumcr's Church where f,ev ,s;Ii
raIl! &c on who uly require their professional rrr.
m tNenavc aud succcFsul practice for number
"l years Affords Them assurance that they cannot mi a.
lowing gentlemen reference. ''' "''''''
" taunchca " u; rfnf X l. uoh.nr,r AZ IN. -
nneal Mpi Rev VIM. J. waller, N % Rcv q W Nc'n,
'''N '''ou De 3 2iw6w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06

Il u. CUNNINGHAM has received anG offers for
-. sale a. Noy teducefs ices large assortment OF sea.
sonahl Dry Goods. PEI in want will find n 10 th.ir
and cNnmine The following roods.
Hcanuul Lawns, Musiias ami Gingl,r,s
English. French and uCucan Prints
Furniture Calcsea AZ Qualities
Cord and Black Mous PM dc LANES
Black Italian aud Gro Sol -uka
Hue Black DO do
Plain and I'D col silks assorted
81 Table Diapers
Birds Eye and Russia Diapers
superior Irish Linens, alqualiiics
Linen Cambria
Linen 10 Hlkfs
Black AMI white six Hose
Do 90 half do
BLACK and white Cotton 30
white black and cold silk Gloves
Ribbons. h nnets. Art cial Flowers
Ble3ehed and unbleachcd shrings, shectinEs etc
The above goods With many others will Toe sold cheap
cash, As The suhscTher, intending another
store IN few day, will close very reduced prices his
present stock NJ JBCUNNINGHAM'S
lui Cheap cash dry goods store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06
To be drawn F,ida,

ror Thursday Evening, Wy mail
-eehutt Lottery. No 81. Extra pfze ofsi5.101 81
-''' looi 90, etc. 55 Nos-l5 drawn. Tickets Is.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06

I I,,, q Tieitf az Hoyrs LUCKY CsurL
"AeH ssen see1Ted isads on 10 TO- FoETvSE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06
srRATToN's OFFICE,

for hnrsday Morning.
N.ngnfAla Lottery. No 20 l prixs Il $1,000 I'm -
81 50 - OF 100, etc. Go N"s-lO drawn. Tickcts 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06

MAhTEDs- 4 situation is wantcd by a yorn. N,n
w IN any ca iclty, Nhc can give undoubtsJ recon,
me e as as I"ebafaeer, Apply at this ofce.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-06

We have now on hand large surply NJ Valuable law
Hshei. '' quo
les a n 4 A.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15
DEDEORD EElsALG ACADEMY.


4 VIE duties OF this institution will be resumed on
a september LIST. The ctur.e Of instruction embr,-
eos every baueh o useful and ornamental English and
rench education.
TERMS onalierei. viz. Boarding IS per month
luhon IN the three different classes at a rate Of $50
IT, and $40 per session Il months. Music s25 per
session Of months. EAtm charges for no branch Of IN
suet'an bat Music and .tatied Languages Produce
al mathc prices. accepted pay IN part.
itACilEkS-fbe undersigned Principal; most 81
he Sciences German and l'roaeh sed III the latter
By her daughter
Mss Gladdlng Graduate Of Wheaton Seminary Nor
ton, Mas Music, English Grammar Mathematics sc
Mfs fiorcntlnc smith, Easl.sh BRANCHES, and super
VISION over domestic concerns.
my success IN securing the assistance of Mis-. s
equally esieomod As lady and teacher enables me t,
devote whoo TINS and attention 10 the instruction
fol nay pupils and b1ardes tho latter Of whom Will al
ways be Superintendent aud assisted in the preparation Of
Their different sudies by Of he teachers All teach
eTs leach ia all classes.
Rgerences-Tte Trustees and present Patrons of III,
luslltaliqn.
y h-fdic' arrangements and accidental omission.
.! my frd advertisement hare occasioatd The .lPP.4R
+ IN alteration IN terms
c. MARIA hENRiQUES, Principal
i ''it u Inn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15
Gosn sa,iss;Ouer.s SaEc.

e. holAN 10 decree Of the Hastings Court for
= Tie town u Lyneiburg. pronounced ON the 9Th day
aePiemher 1872, in the sui theu therein depending,
9aHeen Aeh hadd and others, plaintiffs and John Il
Mcdaniel, adn'r. Of Amos Iadd. deceased and otbors
Defendants the undersigned the commissioner therein
named VIII, on Saturday the oath day Of the present
month, sell, at Il Market House in the town of vnch
Dutg ny way OF public auction, 10 the highest bidder on
eleg o. our mouths, tor negotiable paper SATISFACTORY
" a'eh, the property in SAID decree mentioned.
j. WILLS
- F'' 9w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15
FOR EsE,.s-,s,

- first rate stand for Dry Goods Store.
M4s::E on Main Street. in the centre Of the busi
Mile ness part ofthe town, now occupied by
G-sszp-ssssas {. Dogget & Co. Possession given The
'ifst OF Octolcr A. f. BlGGERS.
e. The Richmond Wig will publish weebly fer
Two weels and SIND account tbs Office Gr collection.
eff'. WV il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15

my &
hahua3 '''e i<tN aae % = z'''ta'' - -
win rfeyious notice; uioiaa, Doe K y. y lthers
wss called 10 til. chat aud Charles " Christian spp5in
a Sr,t..,,
p3.ff !, 81. .i,#, e. r.....,... ,.......s
-
STATED ne ee5eet 81 tit sf"s' au conc la"e1 y o'i'i
ing tie following Preamble aud hesnutiens Tor lis con
alteration which were unanimously adopted:
,,., ar, M, pr, Identified in tfrenJe ar noI.y. Or
g. ,b,,,,I Fl, will f,yerv belpin, f,,,sr ma
r,fV bv yieb he ,as ,aiet ~ the Wee Presidency
ad -, ,. I,,aenel occurrence of enc If Ne coetiroen
,,y41 a. i, she r,o.fttl.,fo, Ia The pr,g.i,sncy =
49,. !, 3,e Il, and rastacti,,l IN The c,,'nu
10, .,l e,,s.-, =, l,ie n,ne tLe,, Il, tn, Son
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Tt nj "a r,,,,,,,ie lbs measures A 10 ,,,,,,,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15

The Editorial CoRreatjoa.--ln answer to a sagres-
tion OF the Richmond Enquirer. reply that MAS the
purpose ofihe iynehbug Editers include in their To-
sIation to the proposed Editorial Convention TIE entire
corps Neutrality-suspicious. and literary well as thosc
epgnscd IN ihe "ho and dusty" field Of politics.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15

mic SIS N Is2se ., ae u lie people. IN ,i,,,,
tee III Interest, aud ~ & stiny 1t is suc, -
NJ Pst9si" - our isiiot. citizens as car leader n
li",,sf,lhs stf"zfic. We present. h.ia 10 the ID
WIN iie conn Ell assurance that he viii INV, u'
us scdgfs II be'f9y LIS party that neither AZ i4a
ambition. nef hei3 combined. can sway Inn lr
part of lar, from the liao qi INTEGRITY ard Liia
i.lirfl@in.ng tiase sentiments. We tlpfeI.re u
Isl. itiat tie acts 81 john Il or s:uce h., - sue.
TIE Executive Office, has been in direct cone;, sa in
I ephlois which b. was supposed entertain AL us
! We heleVe he did entertain, When lie r.re,,-} sa
9emi1a'i9a Of the Wing party candidate + Ia.
] Presidency. l.. IAs
ID. That tie rnsris Of the lso-ealled1 ..D.o,...
Party have been directed to the double n'' ',.'@''
it aiding the President, while apparently ST., u
gim ami q lhwaring tite Nhigs-uuif rmiy apnr1,
ne Veofs q ihe President upon Wing measures bp,
ehohniy putting their veto upon his recommend
81. That National Bank is necessary In G
sound currency to the people, and to the Govern
q. / hat The distribution Il the proceeds Of The SAL,
the Public Lands ought never tole alandonfG-r.cs5
s - = o' as h' azure Ct justice and right ohc Sla,e
! anu q economy ii the general government 's'
o. nat ysen 81 iinposis is the hest ,na,,s -.
I ieeune revenue, aud thata Tariff of duties +, .
adequate revenue for the expenditures of Tho 'iPf
government. economically administered and On S.'al
Us 70 AFFORD Incidental prutc lion all the ora,, ii
OF lie country, and II prumule reclpr,c,, n -
tween the I. States ead foreign cltn,ras a,ai,
imposed and nanf.nca 0"s'' 10 lie
o. That eeonogy in the administration of public ,r
ia'rS Is virtue winch clun9l lie too bjohlv ,r.I "
too strictly eiurceL and therefore flai we -, u
the eiitrts made by the Wings Al the late sc,sjnn -
gfs's though mi IN all cases successful to retue =,
anhual expenditures of the government ~ 's
I. Hesotred, That HENRY CL9T Of Ks,,,,i
+ Is cur choice as next President of Tie Mid S.
and mat we Will cordially une with our friends in ,l
9efttS el lle mon afae selection OF a candiias
/ the wee Presidency Whese talents patriotism and :
ae'y can be aveaehed by heFeto'rc aasllic eseutcI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15

Gl' HE Hadlsonau copies, without comment, and
thete'1ie indirectly sanctions II, paragraph from a
Maine paper, in which it is stated that not one of the
Loco to'o Senators approved the British Treaty and
hat they only voted for it, lest u ebster might muhe
tcmSc one Very complimentary this, to the presi-
dents Premier, from the Presidents Editor! Nay, it
Is sly hit at the President himsef-since it is presu
lnaoie That the President would not permit Webster 10
make Treaty the provisions of which We're not accept
aoe To himself, unless be is such Ounce that Webster
can cheat him with his eyes open We suppose too
mat i3'er approved the Treaty, if not single Loco
foco Senator did;a least las Message the Senate,
"hichwe pubshi day, says Ia thus indirect assa
ing H. therefore the Madisonan ms master and
displays its own stupidity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15

j lie u Ing party, IN again asking the confidence
of de people, have lecicd Us their leader with IS.
tonshh5 unauIinity, and wilhnt the agency Of Con
'enton, the name Of HENRY CLAY--a name
which carries with it It's own euogya leader Of the Re
publican larty Of Kentucky. in 9o-its champion during
tie SECOND War ef lndependence-he bold asstrier oi
me rights ot reemen IN every cime,-an American in
feeling IN interest nprincip.-a who turn
ea ms tach upon friend or teone, thoroughly imbued
with Tie principles Of true lltpuhlcansm and therefore
hated alike by the monarchis and the nphocIst IL is
such inan-an uacompromising defender oi hi, cuu.
~ rights ia VIZ an nnyc'.ng champion u Il. ter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15

Fecrr IN Men CreaaS.-'rhe New Orleans bee Of
the Sd INST says, at is now conceded point that the
lever Is among us in an epidemic form. The
numerous. We ourselves know of s or 10 in private
Practice Thus far, however, the disease has assumed
an unusually mild type, and in general it yields without
difficulty to prompt remedial treatment. 4 strong hope
Is expressed thai The victims v not be naleroas.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-06

IExAs.-ihe steam ship Neptune arrived at New Orleans
on uau the 81 inst IA 26 hours from Galveston Pres
idensEouston appears has determined that Mexico shall
not be invaded until after the meeting the Texian
Congress lie Houston Telegraph says:-Am. Eagle
t reported thet between three and 1--WE hundred yolun-
eef aciadng those lley arrived from United
will 10 lew days De Concentrated Corpus Christi Wheth
these volunteers have been directed this point BY the
orders oi the Execatve those of the Committee of
Vigilance OF Galveston DO not know but IT, as is
moreI the President viii authorize canpaga TO be
male 70 the RIO GfanJe ua Angus these troops fear,
viii become discouraged with delay aud The pfigat that
Ihey will Be- compelled euuee where almost the og food
they @ao obtain consists Of beef ish and salt appcs
that if these troops Joined By the forces now on ne San
Anono they could make successful descent ma Maa-
moaS OF al aas upon Comargo. and If either Of h places
should be captured, It would furnish secure lallyay point
Ter the forces that are on their way from the T. Stat 1t IS
said there than 330009 bead of cattle pas rcd be
tween Comargo and Matamoas. and this side the Rio
CTrande They have hitherto been protected BY ii Villa
real with only 20 50 NeSiraas They would / an
prey soldiers and c:;Ic worth least S.
head these fcapured and driven Eas ofhe San Antonio
would he clear gain to the national wealth Of 5000 80
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-06

as arrival from Vera Cruz brings report that MexI-
has mongagci the CaJrnias England security
Tie payment fresh loan large amount recently ne
gouatyi The at all mPrObabls. Great Brit
aln is hankeIHg asr acquisitions, and the Mexi-
possessions the Calf Of California auI adj coasts
pcsnt certainly very strong mpaions the and
ambitious The country epces ented 70 be the finest in
North America h3v via fertile soil ana sIIabrous climate
the pacific shore is nentgd WIKI many bays and scapors
which furnish the best anchorage In the world To
Eagsamen this feature the country makes partlcGlarly
desirable The territory extends through many dcgreess Of
iitituda having of thousand miles counting both
shores Of The peninsula and running far into TIE Interior
where the boundaries have been accurately Defined
ag Californias be fy equal
;a the tyanty-sx states of Cur Union.
!I-.a is f3r a large kingdom, which would soon
ta b. h4usaIag and popuous 1t u 10 the hands OF
English tie AInefIcaus ln the hands Of the McXi
ASS l5i remain stationary, relapse in0 the OF
:uc l S. hi. ha lssuts iound the country hundred
y,8rs ago 81 pres region be of ,,ie value
to is cs ij Is very from the Government.
s.I ir la.!y Inhabited by people pqos. uolent aud ds
f:- enterprise yield is3te leyeaue 10 conpen
l ,xp-as ot keeping aP form O. civil and military
seuiz.ti tpytAc that doubtless induces The
ti ,. lu9s.s u alt with the do nam, Is The cJuyic
uau every d4y owing Stronger that they held pos
u.uch longer the Americau settlements on the Or
ceon and TAaas tHe Rio Granie will long be
I4kiag tncfoicaneas, and between tAe!n swallow
tau vluie region scc3jc from the De Nore the
Pacific Occau. Uai the circumstances to o.
Isred al ii arrangement of the EinJ been contuld
.-t,,csu Mexico a:I' 'I.t Z .,ud.-E o Bzitrl5a
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-06

.ae gA...F UEsEf0S S--Y uc.e nation imposes lI- d
as p,J44c-lJJS prohibits them utosrt q may
lsr tgr ~ ttc 6y Aetrsttst Dudenlhg of
't-tis productions wh.cn tIey orng here compoti
l Na kluI selecting IvA, such Gndnu
i.s J5 tS. taerl greatest .-utity aud Whtch
-esai- cOud soonest IruIal GUS IstS, OBJ
"'.-a'oH Oler CJuuttEs PosHg on tao'I duI,S light
o- "s G rvirT auI uc1sle atdS, o'r channels
o.siPay upu.
~srulfs having the IT G. Il Indirect cement
" VIZ 4n- lu444c-ucG himself INTO these states
"l-I- cheaper SrJsence tquIi Laws and vent ior his
"' Use ot l,. hIu tn highest pioEtS from
" -jIsa 7Is wJuI titus be- made the occasion Oh relieving
oA YsuI-lce the couls IS and coLtaci o o.hers
' rs ri!n-Iu5 ul.s. lnluufI rlrers ami Po?uiu'n at
4" alae Wc must exp Ct some incOuvcntnce tIoUl the
'-'-i q lsc imIiiutvc duties but 10 this, IS ID ma
"! 0l-i cis-S left to cheese betwttn tWo evils
45 'a,aav,nsucss are nothing when weighed against
-' ~ "ea.-I auI loss Ui lJtce WLICa VII i)oW oar
-.-',e 10 ,Iy r.a ~ lIl.sc tiIalaou y len once
0''1 Ilai VIC ia the system the habit oi giving
SO 'IiS" y Il tAtHggisn comintice AM
s'I1A 0y dulles and prohibions those who treat
-- ..--ralty and Justice 5c ai:y and justice viii be
.n n o- au !aJ dGIes an1 pgoui5tons.
iaeErt IS ttlU. 81 character 70 cniute y %
w. l-ls- clll,rIsS-I HE commodities offer are eI-
+-'-s oil ile materials for manufactures or con
-'S iJf revenue. Aud we take III exc hange either
M "acu they have received th fast touch OF art
.4' OF mere luXurics Such customers may rea
N A-t welcome and friendly treatment ~ every mar
ss le'S, too whose demaads, increasing with their
- reputation, mast very soon give full employment
s A4ds-ry OF any nation whatever, IN any ilne o
ssrl may get IN the habit fcalng for from 1t
-ny nation, contrary wishes suppose i may
1 I = al'Alhige by continuing system OF prohlo
-, H"N te5uIl0nS Il 5eh00Ues 10 protect our f1tt
49, 'a terce and nri attoa. by cOnRtcr Pr0hbtttoaS
~ equations also. Free commerce and navIga-
u1' % be given in exchange for restrictions and
e. 80 %e tney likely procure relaxation Of them
r J'0@ VIZ Jefersons Regort