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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-28
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THE subscriber announces TO his
customers and the public in general,
that he is now receiving and opening at
bis Store IN Carrnltou, laroe aud
GENERAL ASSORTLENT OF
Merchandise,
Embracing a complete assortment ol
every description of GOODS in genera
use; all of which have been very recent
" purchased in the cities of
NlW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA,
Aud will be sold at very small advance
on cost and carriage FOR cash or ocCep'
ted produce A general invitation Is
therefore gwen to all VINO may wish c
purchase, ocaIl and examine the present
Stock
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
10 W A IL O u 5 Z,

Steamboat Landing, Bloomington, Io,ca
2 ME undersigned, late Of the Burlington
House, respectfully announces to the
citizens Of the town and county, No we'll ~
the travelling community. that no has taken
the IOWA HOUSE, formerly occupied by
Mrs. Parro.t, fitted it up in comfortable man,
ner, and hopes by nnrcm'tted etctt'"ns, aud
assidnous attention, TO merit public patronage.
The House is situated close to the landing. in
the business part Of the town, 40 gentlemen
wishi ny 10 iake the river from this place, are
snre II having an opportunity u gong by the
frst boat.
His TABLE shall at all times bc supplied
with the hes. the country affords, the RAR
with the choicest Wines and Liquors. and his
STABLE well provided with grain, with care
full and attentive Ostlrrs.
From his long experience, and determina-
.ion !" spare no pains 10 render mis- guests COM
Portable, he fla,iers himself that he will be
able To give entire sa,istactie n to all who may
favor him with their patronage.
WILLIAM FRYE.
Bloomi ngton. June 10. l84l.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
Western Hotel.

"ShomM au1d acquaintance be forgot.''
ME- Proprietor of the Western Hotel, Sit
uated on the corner VI Fourth and JEFF
fcrson streets, takes This occasion 10 present
his grateful ackn"w Judgements for the 1.-The al
amount OF patronage extended towards him in
time past, aud begs leave t"inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has again
taken possession Of this we'll known establish.
ment, aud he hopes by unremitted and assid-
uons attention 10 merit continuance Of the
patronage hitherto bestowed.
Dnrlng the short recess, the House has been
thoroughly renovated and improved, aud is
now ready for the reception Of BoardeIs and
the Travelling public.
Attached to the above Hotel, is commodi-
Gus Stone Stable. together with extensive
yard room and ofIordiny facilities to travel.
lers not surpassed in the Territory.
JAMES w. NEALEY.
Burlington. Nav q, lH42-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
MEDICAL CARD.

nOCTOR HOLT announce 70 his friends
~ aud the public, that he has removed his
office to Msin-ssreei, in the old post.office
building. where he will DO found ready 10
attend 10 oil professional calls. Having had
the advantages OF several years' experience in
some "f the most extensive Eastern H.n pitals,
together with three years' practice ia the
West, he offers his services with the hope that
bis success may ensitle him TO the public con-
6dence.
Burlington, July 30, ls4e.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24

Ma. Van BUREN.-An interesting cor
respendence between this gentleman and
Distinguished members OF tho Demo.
cratic party in Philadelphia. appears IN
the papers Of that city, which came this
morning. Nj. Van Buren, neither seeks
nor declines nomination, in his letter,
but expresses entire willingness to abide
cheerfuiiy the decision Of = Democratic
National Conyeption.-Linn. Eng
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
from the Cincinnati Enquirer.
CORRESPONDENCE.
CINCINNATI. Dec. /. l8.

Messrs. Editors:-On the reception Of
the message Of President Tyler to the
Congress OF the United States, in Decem.
Der, 1871, lwrote letter to Gen. Jack
son, containing some remarks upon that
part Of the message relating to the plan
proposed by the President for an Ex-
chequer. Ia reply to my letter, had
from the old hero some remarks Of his
on the same subject; bu. being Of aspri.
va,e nature, and the plan not being adop.
ted by Congress, nor likely to be 80, de.
clined having any public notice taken Of
that letter. On finding, however, lately,
that there was some feeling in this neigh.
borhood favorable to the plan, and that
persons seeking Cor signatures to = me-
mortal to Congress in Its favor, have sta
ted 10 those democrats whose names were
asked for, that the plan was such an one
as would be approved Of by General
Jackson now-being impressed with the
belief that the plan was one toswhich that
worthy patriot was, and is, opposed, |
wrote him for his permission q publish
his letter Of last year; to which haze
received reply conserving to the publ
cation Of his letter. Aud considering it
highly important that the Democrats Of
Hamilton county should be in possession
Of the Generals sentiments upon this i'm
portant subject, | have to request Of you
the favor Of giving publicity TO tie cor.
responsiveness, i'll your paper, and there
fore propose publishing the latest letter
from the General, on the subject. Your
compliance will therefore much oblige
Your obedst serv't,
MOSES DAWSON.
Editors of the Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
CAL MOTTO Es.
f.. D. Black, M. D.

"AvING permanently located himself in
III the city OF Burlington. resPec fully ten
ders his services in the practice OF Medicine
and Surgery.
+ s-Pat'cular attention WI! 30 paid 4 to
cussiOn.
Dr.. 3. would refer 10 Professors Mussey,
Harrison. Shotwell, and DR.. Worcester, Gin.
cinnali, Ohio.
Office on Main Street, opposite Fletcher.
Hotel. in the same building with Gen. Learn
ed, and one door north Of Grimes & Starr.
Burlington, June 4, I842.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24

THE GAZETTE AND ADVERTISER
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BY MORGAN e. HEM.
MAIN STREET, BURLINGTON, IOWA TERRY.

H NJ
THREE DOLLARS per annum, IL paid in adyanc.
-ForR DoL,ARs at the expiration Of the year.
No subscripton will be discontinue until all ar.
rearage, shall have been paid, unless nj the option
ot the editors: and no subscription will be received
Tor shorter term than three months. All sub.
scriptions for less than one year must be paid in
advance.
Advertisements Of square and les. will he in
serted once tor ONE DOLLAR; and for every suhse.
luent insertion tIFTY CENTS will be charged A
liberal discount will be made upon yearly adver.
tisements.
Postage must be paid on VI, commu nication. sent
TO this Office.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
usaxlrAss. New. 81. 1912.

NY Dear Sir:-
Your Letter Of the 18Th instant has inst
been received. in which you ask permis-
zion TO publish my letter. or extracts from
it. TO which you refer have no copy oe
that letter. aud when written had no d.
Of i.s being published. and . wrote Il e,
haste. shsrs may b. errors bo.h ia sraius
mar and spelling. which may need o..
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
MADISON HOUSE,
Orr MADISON. IOWA rEnRlToRY.

FORT MADISON, IOWA TERRITORY.
TIME: .uiscriber would respectfully inform his
J. old customers aud the public generally. that
he sill conl.aucs to keep the above named house
where no pains will be spared to accommodate and
please his guests. Good stables convenient tor the
accommodation Of travellers horses.
LOkE.NZO BULL~ARD.
march o. laAl
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
JOHN II. WOODS,
N q ia RY r U b I. 10.

And general Land Agent,
VTTlLI. acta Agen. for the purchase AMI sale OF
Lands, and tor tho payment Of take. in tie Bur.
lngton Land District.
He will also give attention to drawing aid tax.
Ing the acknowledgement OF Deeds. NJ. rgage..
Bonds. &c. Office on the Corn. Of wa hington,
and Third Streets. near the Methodist Church.
Burlington. January !. 18l2-tfv5n25.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24

Mooney OR WHEAT! We must have one
Sep II IsIs. lowe 4 HIcKoK
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
II o r E /. s !.
FLETCuER,S HOTEJ,.
CORNER OF MAIN AND COLUMBIA STREET
BURLINGTON. Iowa.

ME Proprietor, J. c FLETCHER, embraces
this opportunitv to acknowledge the very
liberal amount ofpa,ronnee he received while
s'keepcr Of the Nat,onnl' The house he now
oc. npie. has been thoroughly required and
newly furnished. and he hopes, by strict at.
tention to business, to merit continuance Of
that patronage. j. C. FLETCHER.
spril 3O-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
4 GOOD llPPORTUNITY.

II WILL take WHEAT or DRY HIDES for sad
j. dies. harness. trunks. or carrisge trimmIngs
also receive the same 10 payment Of debts ii delv
cred by the 18th uf Oct. 1842
Jept. 3l-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02
Sl7.9e1.Ge6

Excess
Thus, in 1870, We purchased Of the countries above
named nearly 900 more of their commodities
than thry purchased of ours. How did see pay that
vast balance aganst us' Our trade with Great l'rI
lain enabled us to dc it, Our balance against her
brd US 10 cancel the balance Of those countries against
u.s. Yet the advocates Of the protective system are
continually croaKing about the unjust and PfoscrPve
policy of England when she is in fact the best Gus
toner We have, buying more Of US than the whole
world beside.
will now, Mr.. Chairman, pay my attention 10 an.
other argument and fayorle urged sui port ut
system OF protection by its friends II is, that the
imposition of duty tends TO cheaper the COMMODITY
on which i, is imposed. The bare statement of thu
proposition il enough 10 show 10 every reose nahe
mind lis utter ahsurdity. If The imposition of duty
has this effect why do the manufacturers object 10 the
imposition Of duties upon the raw naterls-upon wool,
fax, raw silk, Gyas,u0., &C. If the proposition is a
true one the higher the Duty the cheaper would be the
article DO the manufacturers seek for high duty on
their fabrics with reduce the price for the
benefit of the consumer, TO increase il for their
benefit? II for the former, they are wonderfully
ma gnanimous of men, and have been most grossly
slandcred and wronged. But who believes this rid'-
cunus prcence' Nobody, Sir
The gentleman from Massachusetts, (mr. Hudson,)
in his very able and elaborate speech on the question
Of reference Of this subject TO the Committee on Ma
nnfaclures, seriously BY fact and argument, attempted
10 sustain this proposition ! propose TO examine his
facts and his argument. And TO do that gentleman 80
rs,ice introduce the table Of facts on which he re
lied 10 sustain the proposition that high duties d.
rinish prices. 1t is as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02

Thus il appears, from facts not to be controyrrec,
That Crest Britain and her colonies actually purchase
tmo.thirds Of all the h,ur and Indian exported
from this country. Is not ridiculous that intelligent
men should BE- deceived in regard TO this matter, il
they are so' fihey not, is not scandalous that
such gross misrepresentation should be attempted T."
be palmed OFT upon the American people as FACTS and
truth, But Sir such practices consistent with a
system which cheats the people out Of tar under The
form of price.
II appears, from the table have exhibited, that
Grea, Britain purchases more of our commodities than
We do of hers In Is40 Great Britain and her colonies
purchased $40 1913, go worth of our commodities, and
we only $50 go 922 of theirs; being balance in our
favor Of l 242 697. This fact is proved BY the conf
mcrcia tables, and cannot be controverted.
Now let MS see some of the countries that purchased
6 a.. IL liam In the ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02

NnrsThc duty the articles above named was in 1916 p
per cert; in all the other years, % per cent
In the speech Of the gentleman 10 which nl.uds ne
uocs on to deduce his inference thus: "llere is list Of
articles of the iron manufacture, which shows, most
concIusvey that the duty, BY producing domestic rom
petition, has reduced the price more than one.ha
That gentleman RICH, in the fact which his table
proves viz that since 1916, the prices OF the articles
named in it have fallen more than half hui lie IL
entirely wrong as shall now show, in the deduction
lie makes from that fact, viz that was produced oy
domestic competition, and that the imposition Of hlgh
duty induced this competition. On the contrary inc
duty tended the prize Of The arttfie-te very
reverse of the gcnemans deduclion and the recccion
OF price the result of other causes, operating ~
,oite Of the duty, as shall now attempt to show
introduce first table Of the same, similar articles,
with heir prices affixed, at different periods IN En-
gland:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02

I UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
" The plan Of instruction ia this o the University
presents rculirtics Ia he found other of Medicine
IN Ill" Mon The Lectures the first October,
and terminate on she 18th ri July ensuing
OwlE. Ia tie length OF The ch embraces percd of
months three Professors enabled PEI all the duties
which IN ner medical institutions usually assigned 10 M
aaa he students seldom required Than
lectures the day By hi-
an "rpnmny OF being well gruuhe IN Auaony Ply onry
and Other elementary branches o Medical Science before they
investigate Icir applications connection with the study
practice cf Medicine and Surgery
immediately before each rurr The students snl ected TO
fl aud rti ex"m!aI:nI the cceiins lecture,
portions OF approved pt books apparent that The pan If
witch TIE outlines have been briefly slated which allows
Tie student 10 commence well compete his medical studies
in the institutions AID happy Of the
ases The system Of instruction b private pupage and thai Of
public lectures.
ANY person of approved mas off candidate,
receive the degree of VI. d. without he
has hcen ENGAGED in the study of medicine joining ts
SCHOOL, provided he undcrcops the vari
ois examinations prescribed by the .nactnents
The Professors arc:-
Ion Emmett y. d. Professor Of Chemistry Pharmacy and
Malefia Mtdica.
enry Howard ~ H. Professor Of Pathology and Practice of
Medicine, Obstetrics and Medical jurisprudence.
James H. Cabrl, NJ d. Professor Of ANATOMY. Physiology and
Surgery. WILLIS II. WO0GLEY, Proctor
July 30 93-sy
a The Richmond whis the Baltimore Patriot Baltimore
publican F-hnrg Gazette and he Winchester Republican, will
publish 10th nj the ah"ve fo eks; and thc Cincinnati Co.
zctc Wheeling Gazette VALLEY STAR The Raleigh T. gistrr and
Fayetteville Observer, Nashville Republican and Onion,
Courier and Mercury g. thr cdsr, Recorder and -.
yana Georgian Ca the Mobile Chronicle, the Huntsville De
mocra and Fias OF Tie ChIcn, Ala the argus and Rec, NJ o.
and the Journa, ard Advertiser, Louisville Ky, will publish
10th of the abnye advertisements weekly the OF
dollars fr boh and send the Proctor The several
papers will forward tsr accounts 10 the Editor Of the Enquirer
fer collection W the ist Oi October requested Of those wn
pnlis! daily Tic foregoing advertisements in
liieir country papers only.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02
255,6i7,64l
2lO,D72,030

Excess 435l5,6ll
Thus il appears that fur from refusing to take the
products of this country in exchange for her own ma
nnfactnree Great Britain actually takes more Of Us
than she sells to of her own commodities. She is,
in fact, the best customer have. She buys more
of than all the world besides But this is not all
She is charged with entirely excluding cur -four and
grain II is, indeed, true that she imposes, except in
periods of scarcity at home, high duty unon our
laur But let US how il affects that branch of her
trade with US. And for this purpose introduce Ia
ble showing the amount of -four and Indian corn ex.
ported from this country to Great Britain and her CO"
lones crng the commercial year Of 1916
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02

y ICHMoSD MEDICAL CoLG.EGE.-1he Winter term Of
~ Lectures in this institution viii Monday tho
3I:t nf uctnbcr and continue i months.
John Cullen, NJ d. Professor Theory and Practice Of Ne
dcne.
L. W. Chamheayne, ". D. Professor of Maiera cdea and
Therapeutics.
H. Roaannan. NJ D., Professor of Obstetrics ard Diseases Of
Woaen and Children.
Iorat Johnson, ~ D. Professor Of Anatomy nnt Physiology
Avg L. Warner, NJ D. Professor OF Surgery and Surgical Ana
GaupIn. VI. D.. Prof Of Chemistry ard Pharmacy
Professors Cullen aud Warner will each deliver Two Clinical
II week. the nm,y At h- College, Professor john
week tho Aims nuse and Professor Chanheriaynr
Lectures The Prni:entary and City Hospital ~ in
pesrnc themselves. These institutions furnish
number e instructive cases, ard the Humeous Clniea
Lectures which Student he admitted without
Will afford sSs m becoming acquainted
types Of Southern stase and Witnessing the npnro
nfary afford ,r Professor Ct Surgery opportunities OF per
he facilities Tor the s;nds Of practical Anatomy unsurassd
where. he nae,el fo dissection i mort AMPLE and r
extensive Anatomical Museum is we'll stored with healthy and
mo, bid preparations.
The Chemical apparatus and collection Of 'peemea IN ste
Medca Complete. In EEc, the Institution tiers i.
lilies r the Of Medical studies unsurpassed by any
similar Institution in this county.
Fecs s,u TO each Professor.
The Beard, including fuel, lights, SERVANTS ncEf
aaes, Sc, !s fion 50 50 10 SIS 90 per week
Are. L. WaESRR, Dean y the Faculty.
Ju, n R-9a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02
" TIE Horso shine for sale The im IF i"gns''

TIE Horse sine for sale on IKE IN q .3"s az. =,
~ ap an ~ ne :ib Il ,y Of ,ev August, shall ot. on
~ nrn,i.e hv pubic auction 10 The h:tr'' hduf. NY
- she Fam, wing in the bend the Robertson river IN ~
~ Gu. ~ mar The all. OF Il. T. N!ll' dih =" lhi
% 6"e niI.s Of Co.'s; ho,se u ,"n"las ~ aS1n
A. ,cr,s go of cleared one ht ii 'e'e' :"
,r.d aud i dnr grounds, ana th- Ei lar" seairtE
t,I,,blc II Is M healthy region OF fs'iH IN STAT
" ,,v.u,.nt an! tinvly adapted 10 the .rowth Of corn
~, ,,. ,nd tobacco II has ordinary wooden dwei'ne
w,,h i've apartments The wood land Is deached ".h
,a.J aud s,it the oil the dwelling mouse Hoh
~ ne rood ouly about 6rc sGj mics anu
~ y-l enc The cleared lard ~ enclosed Al out
IA ~ r IT,, distance NJ least bounded rs The Robertson
49, sI ;nn rivers which, by TIE owners oil tue 'ah"' On ne
no ir- regarded natural iener. musn qurt s,
- +. an,,Gc, the stat "i Nr2a no" III "aihe''
..,.,,s r,n,r advantages 10 the aefisu'iufi-i
I'm. of sale viii fourth cash. ;'ie remainder III
ona i.,,,Imeni. carr iug interest from the day OF
M ne deferred mrars - be secuted ny non"s' WIN p
poVsi ss'u'''H' anu W GEORGE MORTON.
q-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02
All II IL ~. ''N'otNf
JAS. VI. MoR*ON,
JAS. 4. Seldom,
Executors Of William Morson, deceased.
gltds


VIRGINIA MILITARY lASflTCTE-Ihe testimonials oil
applicants Or the appointment OF state Caars
,pr failed the Hoard he considered al Their te
meeting have been lett, winch Nh he 'ed ny
crin., from the following DISTRICTS VIZ: Wythe hahaw
ha treeber Aono; ala and Rockbrdre Applications should
he forwarded undersigned before the t o aurri
AZ which tame the appointments will he made Irsnui'als
mus, satisfy Board HAT he applicant unable 10 Geiia: MS
cncs accommodations u tbs Institute BEN. some
what enlarged, pan Cadets viii he appointed NJ The same
lime The pcse OF The Cadet Is Hereafter pledged
not 10 for twelve months including ever! charge
with military ccth:n2.
Feer,r IT ,te Institute
Francis H. Smith, ~ NJ superintendent AMI Professor oil Ma
t!is mates and Mechanics -
John T. L. Preston NJ Professor Of French Latin and En-
sish Literature.
Thomas H. Williamson, Professor Of Engineering and nsiuc-
tor % Tactics aad Drawing.
William u Henderson, Assistant Professor Of Languages
Cadet " Widman, Acting Assistant Professors of Maine
DO. J. G. Wlis, mates.
o. Is Dcran, Acting Assistant Professor If Languages
Nv recent law, Latin comprised IN the regular COURSE me
Cadets are IN camp during the months OF July and august and
are r,crc s-d daily III Military duties.
,;crr of the Militia entitled years nstruc
FRANCIS II. SMITH, Superintendent
Iu1y .:-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02

To the Honorable The House Of Dc'fgnrs, in the Com
monmta'M IF Tirginia.
T will give pleasure yon, the capacity Of Door
Keeper. Assembly Ny past
life made familiar with the practice of similar duties If
he your pleasure Cali this employ ment, will carry
and hand II give hei: zeal constancv and
udr o;r The of the Office has wisely
been made from and he who not reappontrd Ia
neither from his
rs a Equality rights aud Ineen"ns with occasional
Office tile distinctive characteristics IN FREE
system uf rovrnmfnt-and assemblies vel. individuals,
nav nationally relieve their enemies will them better
than their friends. Yours, faithfully,
WM C. ALLAN
Cn,prper, Jurc lat 1912 9-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02

IN CGASiEaY.-vIRciSil, TO w:-At Rules held IN The
Clcs Otrc OF the County Court Of Gooeand on ias 4sn
day Of July, 1872
Ann G. t,rcrshaw and Dice ouarles, Plaintiffs:
against
John rembc.ton Pem5e:ton and Thomas rtmber,on,
Defendants:
The plaintiff. and the defendant, Ihomis Fem
having entered his appearance and gwen security nc
euI;ac Assembly and The rules of his Court AMI
.a,i,!acroriy a?p aring h. nnhian OF t
Stale plaintiffs il il ordered tat ;he SAID
defendant Thomas pemh.tn, do appear before the justices n
our said County Court The ihitd a"nd..
ne1 the plaintiffs BILL and thai copy 81
mi. b. nrt M inserted in public rtT.p-Ter Pn.ea
the eity Richmond mouths sJccesssey and that
copy rostsd doa OF the Courthouse o. this county
f' w MILLER, C. e. C.
Jaya 4-ws"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02
CoNGREss--2d Session.
SPEECH OF MIR BURKE, OF New HAarsHIaE.

will now consider some OF the arguments and rea-
sons which The friends of protection urge IN iav"r oil
their system. Many of them advocate It as measure
retaliaory upon the policy of Great Britain And, IN
order to justify it this ground they hold up the idea
tina. Grent Britain sells everything to US, and takes
nothing in return. From the constant clamor oil The
friends Of protection, it would be inferred by those y
norant of the fats, that there no reciprocity OF
trade between this country and England that We
bought much Of her. and she nothing of few facts
will dsspate this argument, which pertinaciousy
brought 10 the support of The vorte system Of those
who resort TO it, copy from The commercial tables Of
this country: