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New-York tribune., 1842-02-17
cLr.REn YEsrEKpAI.

Slips severn CLeeyer Ncw. Orleans wm Witloch, il
,re3 Niyers, do 10; Br .Eip BeIlona, Myic Glasgow,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

y For Mr. D:ckenss Speech a, Hartford Rurnosed
Murders in Arkansas List OF New Applicants in Bank
.upscy, Congressional Temperance scciet7, &c see
First Page.
u For our Weekly Review OF the Necv-Yo orr
Market, and Poem BY Burleigh, see Last rage.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

Ca Sou Of NIr.=Dayid Hatch, and a daughter
OF lIr Daniel Hall both Of NobIeboa3ugh Nc.
were drowned recently, while oa.a seighrde.w.it
FIVE others, who escaped They fell through the
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

e "A fire brake on, =, about clock the night
before last, in u large block of buildings in Lon.-
bard-strcc,, Philadelphia, and ragged with consii-
enable fury. Mr. John F Oil was among the
heaviest sufferers His loss IS estimated Al from
Ii TO $4,000. mostly insured TheinSrrancc.oa
The buildings was about $4,000. and The total
loss will not fall Snort Of $4,000. @SA. Lewis
and Brothers, and Myers, Clayton and CO. We're
the other losers.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17
=. Broolslyn IInmiI1on E.i.erury .a>socia-

IVN LEL ItF.S-Il ~ I.fIttflIh LECTURE o. M
Course will be given on Thursday evening, l7h ius the
Lyceui; by Charles EaMe>, Esq.
Subec-Thc Romance OF the Time.
!Gt ?; K. TERRY, Chm Lee Com
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

IA petition WAS presented in the siassacha-
seits Legislature Il day OF two since from Abisal!
Folsom. praying that the law requiring obedience
Of, the part of the wife in the marriage contract be
repealed! |, WAS referred to the Committee on
the Probate and Chanccrv
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

LxrHARGY ExrRAoRDlSARY.-Aco correspondent
writes US that he was present at wedding in
one OF our most respectable Churches last week.
when a beautiful Young !ady OF seventeen was
led TO the altar By young man from one Of our
highc.. families. and while the ceremonies were
performing She rechncd her head and TOOK Knapp
which continued for more than an hour.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

SouYrH1sc UScoMNoS.-Thc British ship Ann
Hall arrived ut Charleston icw days ago in
charge OF the first mate with the captain in irons.
The crew gave a the cause Of this extraordinary
proceeding, the continued intoxication Of the cap
tain, and his ,yrannicaI and improper conduct
Thecrew nave been placed in prison until insfrnc-
ions .l.nll be received from the British Govern
mani
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17
2 PhrenoIosy and ITa,r:mouy.--M the

quest o. many "o unal. attend the L-cup gwen
By Mr.. O. s FOWLER on PlireGoogy and tsappiication
the relation OF companions HE, and Iivnt appiy
with those already selected, he will repent il THIS Et =
NlSG nj Clinton Hail. commencing AZ q O'Clock. The
Lecturer will show Ieiaw sans social moral and pLy>i.
cal organization a1 also III. principles which hold gov
ile in forming these important OF ait rta-
lions. Ticket, I2t III
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

BrbarK Salscttc Put>7 London, {; Gresham
Brig Plilura Doanr, Savannah, Durham Dmddi bi
brig sophie, Hart, Newfoundland, j ] Laurie.
ec!ig President Osborne Alexandra, ID &.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

~ The ARKANSAS ISrELLlGEScER. a new
weekly paper, reaches US from Van Buren,. Ar
kansas 1t is neutral in politics and we'll con-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

~ President TYLER has officially Recognized /.
H. MEYER Consul of the Kingdom OF Hanover i"l
TINS port, and CARLO, GIov1SSI. Consul Of TUSCANY
for Mobile
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

II Boz BaIi.-NOTiCE.-All persons WHO either
lost exchanged Cloak Goats, HAS, other Clothing
are invited THIS DAY Thursday NJ y O'clock
at JUSTICE MERRITTS Room Police Office with
cescrpto OF articles lost also 20 bring such articles not
their own, may be IN their possession. To take su.
may be necessary to correct tie mistakes Of night
III It@
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

II PARTICULAR NoTICE-Those person, havin-
ing up housekeeping will find ready sale for any portion
or all OF their goods: b. sending their address calling
upon the subscriber Goods any amount purchased
dSG ~ F. COTTON, Isl Cha:i~> -
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

&c Two fishermen at Baltimore a icw days
since became engaged in quarrel when one.
named Mccoy, knock the other named Sweeney
down. and struck him with an axe upon the head
Tho man was very severely wounded, but WI!
efecover
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

10 CHARLES DicKFSS has declined an invita-
,io,l.to 4 public dinner profercd him by parry
of literary gentlemen IN Philadelphia. He desire.
time 10 see the Americans in their ercry-day lite
rather than al rou,S and public festivals and il
our opinion, ,heyappear much better advantage.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

j tHfI~Fu s.yCrulM.-T!Ir rfNf Irciir.I " IT D.
delivered Thursday Evening" the I'm INST III af past
o'clock, by Gilbert Lamg,lon HUM, E>q. Subiec-rhe
Romance Of Chemistry with illustrative experiments IT
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK, FEBRUARY i7,lasa
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

S<a' q The steamboat RARlTaS will rc-corHHieTsc
her regular Daily trips between this City aud
Sew-Brul,swick, n. On Monday, leaving the
foot OF Barclay-st. al 3 P. NJ
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

Mr. RAynoIrH moyed tie previous question:
and under liz operation, tie motion rr'yaiiiag= by
Yeas Ia! Nays -. the ltiil=yyas recouaniued
The House then aeijoGrned. AEGt>
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

The Ncw-lorh Monthly Register and
United States Complete Bankrupt Gazette, No.
/, has Just been issued by y. g. Powell. 90 Ann
street |, is to contain complete monthly lists Of
all the Bankrnpts in the [. States, with srent
variety of Other information Price u! cents.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

Franklin Lyccnm.-The Lyceunl# viii me-.
THIS Thursday EVENING, l7i mt. al The College o
Physicians an, Surgeons, Croby>f. The exercises xi
consist OF REGULATIONS and Eay, ANA discussion OF ht
following question: l. state Of C,Ibacy mere ;i90ra,
TO tiappne., than that OF Natr.nony - fi7lts
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

II For One Month Only Terms reduced from
Ten Three Dollars. ACADEMY. 81 Broadway, opposite
Washington Hall.
Mr. GOLDSMITH, TIE American rnrivaled Peniaa,i,
pledges himself iHparJ The I-aies and Gentlemen o
N-wYorh ard BrcokyH rs much admired system OK he
camille and Epis,olatory
WRITING
or return the money the expiratoc Of the lfton,
NJ G. has obtained the First Premium three Successive
years Tor tie best specimens OF Oaaad Writing exhibited
at the Fairs Of The American Institute
Rooms open during the Dag and Evening.
Tie Ladies viii NEE. daily from II 10 o'clock.
Opinio OF tn Press.
Mr. GoLpsMrTn-Jud 'ng from wsat have seen we
rus, pronounce hun be allied The OF the pen
Boston Morning Posi-.
Na- GoLosaITH-He is ne say ushtsita:iaglr -e n,>s
accomplished oti-ha.d Perr.aan We have seen
New-Yoyk Evening Signal
Nrw-York Jan. Is 1902 III CTS
II PARTICULAR NoTICE.-Those person, hayin-
i
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17
Ball in honor Of The Hon. Henry Clay on hf anniversary
q; ne ratification st The TreatY OF @ien
THE HENRY CLAY CLUB OF THE EIGHTH

IL New a. rlS and Eric Railro"d.-CART
MEN'S MEETlNG.--\ta ncet!ng#ot the esrtneo o. lie
CIV OF New.York, held Ut Laaret:c Hall, on rue>11y
evening 18th instant on motioa OF EoseEt sdliken Esj
Moses H. ornibs called TO g- Char and Einaha.
Thorne Robert NIcGavy, Manson howard NieiNe Hoy
per- PHO wasfhurn am Ganac! : lsycral' wee ar
r.,n,ea vice-pre>ienis and Lorenzo Dbbe ava Lewis
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

MASSACHUSETTS RAnRoADs.-Ihe reports o.
the various Railroad Companies in Massacluseit:
have been published am! exhibit The following
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

The ESCYCLorEDI, AMERICANA.
The CoMr. WORKS OF CHARLES DIShE%s.
SEA TALES. by the Author OF TIE Spy.
No.G OF these weekly publications has JUS! beer
published bv George L. Curry & Co.. lG7 Broad
way Coopcr's Red Rover and a Continuation OF
Nicholas Nickeby are embraced. The edition i
we'll printed and highly valuable.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

Cg The DINNER TO Mn. Dickens will take
place tomorrow evening at the City Hotel, and
will witness a choice asscmbage of the Intellect
and Worth of Ncw-lork, assembled 10 testify
their admiration of Of the master spirits OF our
are We understand that all the tickets were dis
posed of Immediately, although entirely in quiet
wa, and to gentlemen whose presence was deemed
desirable
New-York tribune., 1842-02-17

its charter April g. 1871. aud will close lis affair
April 6, 1913. In October last Their circulation
was 1880
The Commercial Bari, Bangor Me. s,!rren-
dercd It's charter AprG. 1910. and viii rcascsta
redeem.tS billsat the expiration OF two yea.@tronl
that Inte. Circulation in May last, g i3S.
rs ] Sylvpst,.r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
VOTE OF THANKS TO MR.. PRESIDENT


In consequence OF the accidental absence of the
Reporters Of the Intelligence from the Senate
Chamber during portion of the last few minutes
of the session on Wednesday. when the doors had
been thrown open after the termination OF the Exc
cutive session, part Of the concluding proceedings
OF that body were omitted from this paper, nclud
10, the complimentary resolution relative to the dis
tnguishej presiding officer Of the Senate, MIR Man
gum.
Mr. King, OF Alabama, introduced the resolutions
(Mt Mangum being temporarily absent from the
char,) expressing the high sense entertained by the
rri"rT ~ ii-ss. -ra..utnass
with which that gentleman had presided over the
deliberations Of that body resolution alike honor
able to the mover and to the subjec, oft, and which
was adopted unanimously.
Mr. Mangum, on resumirg the chair, made a brief
address in response TO the resolution, expressing his
deep sense at gratitude for the manner in which he
had been sustained by that body while he had pre-
sided over its de ibetn,ions &c.
II IS TO be regretted that, from the cause above
assigned, the brief, bu;, we need not say, elo .
queni and dignlhed and feeling address OF the Pre-
sident of the Senate, cannot be presented TO our
gentleman TO know that men of all parties who
have attended the deliberations of the Senate dur
ing the few past months, entertain the same appre-
citation OF the dgnihed bearing and impartality Of
that officer as that expressed in the resolution offer
ed by the honorable Senator from Alabama.
Nat. Int.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
REPEALlREPEAI.i

The Enquirer-salished that the Revenue Bill
would receive tho signature of the Wing elected
Loco FOeo of the White House-opens air esh
upon the scent OF repeal Aye-thars the word
not be procured, and notification would spoil MIR
Caihoua's prospects, Tor the Presidency. Hence
the FIc, Trade brsnch Of h, Loco Foe0 party n,
the South will mark time, march and counter march
TO the tune OF '.cpea'.'
We are proud of the success of the measure, not
only because the governm NJ will need every dollar
IL is capable OF producing, but on account Of the
lnngulshing business Of the country, which will i'm
prove from the settlement of the question. Whe-
Their the law will be repealed not, sooner later.
will depend upon the state Of the finances hereafter
Certainly not upon the like or dislike of portion
oil the Locos whose party cannot be induced 10 act
in concert, at any time, upon the question of a
Tariff No one has forgotten the Sheep speech OF
Mr. Van Buren-his diSinierssitd instructions in '2S.
No ono has forgotten The vote on MIR lngorsoll's
bll-and no one can forget the votes Of Mr. Buch
anan and Sturgeon, Of Pennsylvania, Wright, Of
New York, and Williams, OF Mnino-the vote OF
the latter passed the present bill. OF course,
the Free Trade birds OF the South were throw n
the usual quantum of ehaff by these Locos-
words, words, words whilst their votes were
given Ter the bill. This game will be played upon
the question OF repeal, koud there exist necessity
for the continuance of the law. II not. the Wings
will modify 1t. The extravaganza OF the Van Blu
rem Administration was the prime cause of the du
Ties being rasel "25 per cent or higher" The
Loeos who voted for the bill, were doubtless con.
scious OF this fact and may be- felt under obliga.
ton TO provide tho "ways and means" to meet dc
mands growing out Of it. The exclusive readers
OF the Enquirer, however, will slumbcr as regards
the part It's friends played in bringing upon the
country the law which it wishes TO repeal. .7PprO-
pos-the Enquirer confesses conversion TO "Anmal
Magnetism. The last no. contains a column de
voted TO convincing observations OF the wonderful
science. After mssmsTi=iNg Old Virginia for nearly
hall a century, that Journal affects to regard the
science as something nco.
FTedtricksbuyg .7reHa Sent. 2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
81 -
ny LASr EVENfN0's MAIL.
Correspondence cf the u. q. Gazette.
NENy WORK Q..a.. N AZ

NeW YORK. Sunday, II. NJ.
The Warspte went down to the lower lay yes
terday. aud sailed this mornings at noon ysste day
Lord Ashburton embarked in the barge Of the War
spite at Castle Garden. As he passed North Caro-
lima the ST. Georges h,g was run up at the fore
top mast and salute fired; the yard arms were
manned, the band playing "God save the Queen"
aud tho saors giving three cheers; upon his arrival
at the warspite. the same compliments were paid.
Commodore Perry then visited the wsrspiie un.
der salute OF - guns, which was returned by Tho
British on her return. The Warspite then hoisied
the American Flag, and salute of 81 was fred,
and the yards manned. The North Carolina re-.
turned the compliment with St. Georges Flag fy-
ing at the fore, where il remained until sun down.
These demonstrations Of respect were witnessed
by thousands from tho battery and wharves, with
much qualification.
Sufficient time has not elapsed to note the effect
oil the European news received yesterday upon our
markets. Cotton assumed hrmer aspect, and up.
wards Of quo bales were sold at an advance Of lc.
per 10. On the contrary i had depressing effect
upon our Flour market do no, observe any posi-.
tive decline, but sales were made with difficulty,
and those only for immediate wants to hu Eastern
orders; about 900 bills. Genssee sold Ut 81 s7,.
Ohio and Michigan brought 81 rs a 81 s7t;
Georgetown s5a 1874 for new, aud IS 37t for
fresh ground old Wheat. Nothing was done in
Grain worth noticing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
N''"I"1 |"TII HNHIVNTHIs
ROCHESTER, August 1G, 1912

Many WHO are not pnrlizans, nnj can never he,
and who turn generally with indifference or disgust,
rom mere party politics, yet deeply inieresieJ
Of the time, IN the election Of Henry Clay as
next President, Of the United States; and feel anx-
ious TO promote his success by every honorable
means. They admit the force Of the maxim Of Lord
Bacon, THAT IL IS vain TO consult Of matters II we
do not consult Of persons aso,-for matters are
nothing but dead images but the execution Of affairs,
consists in the choice Of persons" The man, Who
IL so emphatically, "forturc laber iTsi sute -" is
ono now to originate onI carry out, whatever mea-
sures will be conducive TO the interests and hnppi.
ness Of his country. And he is ne quick to con
eeive, ss he is prompt TO execute. Promptness, en-
ergy, and decision, arc what We now want in our
Chief Magistrate. Mr. Madison, during the late war,
always thought, and said, that Mr Clay would have
made great commander. His friends never, IL il
true, inumatcd, az the hatterers Of another dls,n
guishod man said Of hor avorite, that he was born
70 command But they are confident, that IN the
highest civil capacity under our Constitution, he
would exhibit those troits which he has constantly
shown IN every situation IN which he has been
placed, and which prove him 70 be unrvslled in oil
tho qualities which should distinguish a governor
among free people.-.9israHd'ia GarsHs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
LAND. a. FOR SAI.E

IIAvfNO Determined 10 remove 10 Tie South tho sub.
scribcr will offer for sale, Tuesday the 18Th sep.
fcmber ncHi, the premises, public auction ~ tic
highest bidder hts 81 Laud In Orange county, on tho
North Pamunkey River miles from Orange Courthouse,
10 from Gprdonsvio aud ~ from Frcdcr sburg adoin
ing the lands of Capt WIN stevens. Df gfymsa and o.
Bell Esq The tract contains 0f3 900 " which
cleared 10 u tho latter, low grounds and large portion
in meadow. There is good Saw Mill tho land
large orchard choice selection % fruits, and
f1uabie dwelling house. tie will also sell NJ tho uno
aud place. large qusnty Of hay his sock Of Berkshfe
hogs, Lincolnshire and Bakewell sheep aud cattle
Der ~ tho lltiof hnc becvca.
TERMS For the land 7 - Of the Purchase money in
cash, the balance In and years. secured by bon add
approved security, with deed 81 the land. OF
the personal property, all o. ei0 and under, cash.
overt that sum- " months credit THIS land y surround
Ell by Almost iucNhausabo qpanify oi TIMBER, which
will render the Saw Mil valuable ono Anye?mmunes
ton directed 70 me a ofanse Conf,nqn,e W. pe scn9ed
bloomsbury orsnss Avg ~, Ief2. an 90 cwtds
uS-Enqurer will copy Wtds.
Oncs Of ne ConeHafs Ccncrdiof ne Emy.Ts 81 Bv6-T
IN ne United States, Ncu York Mnrcl is Igf9
IN pureuancc oil Circular received froin nv overncf
hereby make known 20 ail whom II may concern fbai
Ills ifnperial Majesty taken into Ills high ssIs
the subject Of cmgraiion and will facilitate and promote
tho inroducnonu ndustroua and ce aboufers INFO Tho
Empirc: an therefore directed give passports nee OF
charge n AT persons q good and udu sfious habits who
may wish % settle w Hfa zil and who arc NOT In eircum.
stances 10 pay The regular feel therefore passports will
asohe oven IN nc same manner by Tho Vice Consul
b2slen, fh'adslpha, BALTIMORE, Norfolk. Richmond,
LUZ HENRioUE FERREIRA fAguIAR,
Acting Consul General
passports VIII be granted from this pou, sccornf 10
the shove Circular. VI Baldwin, wee CcnsaL
NH ~ w6m.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
EARNEST e. CowLEs.
TURNER & wHEELWRIGHT,
J PRICIiARD.
LAND AT AUCTION.

by virtue OF Decree pronounced by the Superior
ID CouIol Cupeper on the 18Th Jay Of June 1872
case Of Waldc vs. IIausbrougl aud Others Com
mssoners Of said Court, shall sell public auction at
Scyonsburg ON the l deyo DC obcr ncs certain tract
Of Iand In the county Of Culpepor, adjoining the lands
Frederick Brown, Col Thou and others, within miles
of Whcatley's Kceys Mills, containing f73t acres
This land Is we'll adapted 10 the growth Of corn, wheat
Osts, sc and eoudina short Time be made Of the bes
grazing Farms In the upper county. The buildings
ordinary
20 much n tho purchase money 10 be paid In cash ~
will DC sufficient 10 pay ilo cost OF sal suit, aud the
attending the sale, exclusive OF tfustees
sions and for tho residue Of the purchase money,
credit of and years from tho day Of sale, toto equal
nsalncnta, the giving bonds add good security
therefor Tho legal title a. tho land will be retained
further security until the payment ofhe purchase
this land will he 11li without reserve the creditors Of
Thomas ansbrough had better attend and then
interests Tho title Is believed n be good but only seit
will DO sold as d vested In M ar C0mniagioucrH
y9MH e.. H iAn.,s1 Commissioners.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07

to the States or the people as surplus toads. u am
against resuming, on the part Of The Genesa Govern
nent, the exercise Of power TO eSpend the pubic
n.caeys in constructing works OF internal improve
ment in the States; power. TO say the less, Of q, oil
doubtful character, aud which therefore ought no,
10 be exercised.
Above all. Mr. Chairman. am I opposed to the
ma gnifeent scheme of the gentleman from Maryland
(hlr Vim. Cost Johnson) by which lie proposes that
the General Government shall assume and pay the
debts Of the States. I know OF no constitutional
warrant for such project, and to its policy am
utterly opposed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
NOTICE.

D-LuDwElL II. BROWN ioforns his friends anil
the public generally that has this day associated with
HIM EDWIN NJ. TAYLOR, Esp, for the purpose Of con.
tinung General Commission business in Richmond I'm.
der the firm Of BROWN a TAYLOR
lie returns his thanks those who have favored him
WIN thef custom, and soci,s extension Of IL to the
hr'n the members Of which Intend devotns their undy
dcd attention 10 the business.
Usual advances will be made all cousisnments.
no Office two doors above the former stand OF Peyton
Dcane a Edwards, on the South side OF the Basin.
Richmond, Aug I, 1872. ana hf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07

tho Thomas League John u Andrews and Peter VIII
son. late merchants and partners trading under lie
firm and style OF League, Andrews a 60:
A. not residents ofhe State OF Virginia you will
take notice that shall Tuesday the 2h day OF Sen.
tcnber, ls42 at the office of Anthony MenbeTger Msr
Ger street In the city Of BALTIMORE between the hours Of
O'Clock IN the morning and In the evening, proceed To-
take the dispositions Of William Eche5ergcr Of J. and
others and II the tavern Hanover courthouse, We'd
nesday the 25h day Of tho month"; the dispositions
OF Ira Bowcs and Others, TO he read evidence each
Of three several suits pending In the Circuit superior
Cont OF Law aud ChsnceTy for the county Of Hanover;
one Of which Prichtr1 y Plaintiff In another Of which
Earnest and Coves Plaintiffs and In smother which
Turner Wheclwright Plaintiffs; and In all OF which
you aud others arc Defendants. " fIom any the
above dispositions shall not be completed above.
mentioned days the taking Of the same will DO continues
from day 10 DAY, at the zane places and between sac
hours, until finished.
EARNEST e. COWIEs
TURNER & WHEELWRIGITT,
l6cwtW ] PRICIAVD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

II 1iE proprietor feels grateful for the liberal patronage
he has received since the HOTEL has been opened
and bcra leave To inform the public thai aud the
10th OF september, tho price OF board will he reduced 10
81 40 per day; single meals and lodging, 20 each
Gentcmcn visiting the Exchange Hotel with their Horses
informed that the best will be OF by
Mr. lanes Harden, whose stable is contiguous the Hotel
u viii he my constant render all the comforts
guests that Is possible for them find In any Hotel
They will confer favor 10y reporting the proprietor any
neglect or nattenion from the his
employ. FREDERICK BOYDEN
40 al DIM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
Ffom the NV Y9TE ETo1o71-sco, =.

Tho following Is most interesting Table Of Tie iunors
uon Of Foreign anil Colonial Grain imported into Ores,
'na ireland FROM tho 18th July ls23 9Th Jinus
~, 1872, with the duties paid thereon wbe,t and 49,,
are me gfe articles Of Import Corn, which only cost.
haI the price is scarcely known. Tboto duties smopo
TO over thirty three millions Of dollars. This 10 I,r,
sum- and but small portion Of II has been paid on g,e
rom 'he unaed States nearly all berg imported from the
COMMENT ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07

Mr. John Tyet's Msdisonian omits no opportu-
nifty TO eulogize General Jaokson. II may there
fore be a matter Of considerable interest 10 Mr. Ty
Ter 10 know what General Jackson thinks Of him
We'll, We can enlighsn him. A few days ago, n
lady, during a short coll OF the Hermitage, took oe-
casion to ask tho General, IN the presence Of Gen
Armstrong "what. sir, do you think Of Mr.. Tys
lef7" "Ob, he IL nothing, madam" said the old
veteran; "ho has no party, and suppose the peo-
pie are right no is miserable creature, miserable
creature "--Lou. jour,