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New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

GEORGE HASKINsoN, 1o5 EIm-sreet, New-York.
N B.-W5n,ed at S+3 Eroomestreet. patients who can
find 40 relief others Old Fevers and Scorbutc Sores
and Ulcers long standing cured above. Call and see
The inyads the Office. Also, host OF certificates from
nlters that have been cured az IwS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

ANtNtIIf VI.
New LONDON, Go. SIS, Norwich, Nov. 4, 1912
Personally appeared, the abovenamed ASenath M fi-
,ps and made oath the facts contained III The foregoing
statement before me- RUFUS W. MAFHEWSON,
Justice OF the Peace
Being personally acquainted with Mrs Phillips certify
that the above asserted facts are u5stantIahy itae;
WM. IL. RICHARDS,
Minister OF the Gospel at Norwich, Conn.
u Another proof of The superior value and efficiency OF
,i.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

g d. G. wishes to dispose of his inter-
est in the Auction and Commission business, order
to engage in another employment The firm is Of long
Standing and the opportunity offered is favorable for any
person with moderate capital Address above at the
office OF paper with real name, and stating where an
be had. d6 6ia-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08
SANDS,S SARSApARILLA,

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE
STATE OE TIT. BLOOD, OR HABIT
OPTHE SYSTEM. NAMELY
ScRoFrLA. EVIL, kiEUMATiSM, OBSTINATE CVTA
NEous ERCPTfoSS, PUZZLES. Or ON THE FACE,
sLoTCHES EILES, CHRONIC SORE EYES, RING WoSA
OR TETTEg, scALp READ, ENLARGEMENT or THE
BONES AND JOINTS. STUBBORN ULcERs, SYpR-
lLyTlc SYMPTOMS, ScI6rIca OF LuMsA-
co, and diseases srisRs, from an tr.ju'
dcious or Mercury, Asciiics, or
Drupsy, exposure or impr1dence
in lite. Also, Chronic Consti-
uosa Disorders will be
moved bv this preparation.
WONDERFUL EFFECTS OF SANDS'S SARSAPA-
RlIIaIN NORWICH
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

DOARD.-A gent and his lady can
l be accommodated with good board, at cheap rate
AZ g5 Enst, by furnishing their own room, handsome
small paror room as two sIn5lc geatlenen or
Ia,,. ~ ,gro DIS 1w'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

Thus much feel ii privilege to testify to the ETH
cacy of your notwithstanding Sarsapariia thou'ans
hanks sirs from one whose comfort and whose hope OF
future health under God, 10 your nstrumcnality
And may the Providence that directed me to your
aid make you happy and honored instruments OF bless
0z Others diseased and despairins yosr much re-
iieyed and very grateful friend.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-08

II Sob Priutiu. Ofice.--All kinds Of JOB
PRINTING, such as PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES, CHECKS
CARDS BILL HEADS. INSURANCE Policies, SHow BILLS
BILLS OF LADlNG, CIRCULARS &c. &c neatly and exped
tousy executed the Office OF The Tribune 100 Nassau
street. no
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
n. w. x ,. ,. Fry & CO.

Hb now receiving thcir spring goods, Consisting In
t'ic tmes.- - ~ ~"
~ -, bag prime Green Liruyra snt Rio Con,e
iie d1 Oh White end Java 50
- fiiis ~ Ciois aud Porto Rico SUGAR
=, do New Orean. d.
- do aad g. h5is NOlaascs
~ Packages fresh Teas
100 boIcs bunch Rni.in.
- "a Taow Candida
On do SrcTtn DO
sh Do SpsDtsh aud American scrara
lul ~ superior SAP. No
81 dp 1IuI's variesaft,ldi
~ kegl rut Mails, al sizes
90 do Rife Powder
lO1Obagl Shot
% Aiispee; Pepper and Ciuge Z, Coppcrasa Mad.
uer, Indigo, Alum and salt Peter, Window Gluss Red
Colts ant Leading Lines
up lbs Cotton Yarns a; Factory priees with avsriety
oher Goods - which they of eoun
try incichants- ,n :
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
VOL. XVII.
by ALEXANDER MosELEY.
TERMS.

hVBsCRIPTiON 20 the DAILY WHO 10 City subset al
ocfs a. y"rT and ioI gh0rcr period the OF 81
s)caf, both payable n ay anoc. Nheu 10y mail slt
syeaT.
ADVERrisiNG-roronc square ofhncsn lines Cor lc-sl
insertion, - c"uis inlcftons Ell t2t tI 49, nssT
ua' 81 tO aui ever succeeding insc rlas - cents
Thrice week, frcqnt1 fnt each insertion.
fwcc week, htst Insertion 10 cents every succeeding
Insertion 20 cents.
Once week, Grstnscriion rs every succeeding
iaseItion bOcrns.
Tr'nsient advertisers mustpay in advance.
Tho number of insertions OF Advertisements must
noted Tito Ms, they Mill be inserted until ordered 10
must also be In writing.
Annual Advertisers are charged ESQ Tor squares and
Ia that proportion for avc of n eater
eepi Aueiioneers and Lottery dealers who are charged
siO. tpapcr rcludeh)
no The COUNTRY WING Is published twice A week
tTncsays anu Frays) at five dollars per annuin
la aiyanrc.
ron ADvERTlsiNG-75e cents a square Tor IesS) for
the hrsinscrtion. aud 90 cents for eac continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

TUE propiiror " is ~stabshincnt ai the commence
nr o' ," yci' retu fns h,s thanks his iricndi
tn. Pnnec, Tor their liberal support since Il fts
"pi'u y" theis nnhaton July last aud he hopes
~, inner 10 ucst II, by making al those who soourn
n9nsc ~ comfortable AZ Least, any other iipic
mtic Union lie takes this opportunity Also of caution
ht ul" uuc az aik Tho unlluude runiorB nut ad1a
cIt per ons about the cttra,ssant charges aid
Nv n" "a made at bis l';sl ny ACQUIRING theta they
no" What they ALWAYS have been. e. PsR Nv.
, 4. DOSDEN, Proprietor.
Rchmnnd, Va, Ian. 81 1872. IA I Jm
TO- HiardctS for meals only At the Ccntlctnen' Al.
nary, s@4j per year
, M-ched 20 the Exchange IL large Concert and Ball
hoo, which Will be let fsr such purposes upoi Tca
scnablc terms a any In the city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
JANIS s GEORGE WINSTON,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Have on con-iGnmchl, md offer for SALE AZ reducad
pgrcs-
EO hlsllFLS prime Jl.vcr seed
~ b5ls :; orleans 0' Su1u
~ bbs i. BSsnoss "h.l.ey
- d Chen s N.'iln's oidRys
~ nnAes esin. Z Ki2 amt Y. ttf:t..s
iyi Sris " Metz n g iIerriur.
lu!h"s Trinidad and q Mula.-.s
o taEs Jaw. k'o snd iaruay "a Coffee
20 70 h NY 1h'sis Imperial and Young HYsonTca,
~ BIKES - % and S. TAos c.rIes
10 10 Cool and Coinn. =. -oet
- iuhs t,o.. en- B1ucr
~ sezs Ne1 TAD
y Ills Nue-ar
81 h'l~s i!aysI- Sg-ar
. thl- Rr Ill d.
~ fuGEfsr caskF Pou Wine
~ bo.s Apple and Peacs Brandy
lun lbs Cufied Hair
% pieces Hair Cloth
Loaf SUI 'Iu' Old Wine, indcmijohns
CoIfon Va, SCARS, a. 81 perm.
i,,If-a 40" windsor Chairs
snu1 Mahogany assorted
6uuiiy Bags rsi'ie I.-.
/ rrcainc's CHAIR lacks
aI,.-n,- Eatogany Knobs
80, ~. -ota SPRING.
Rum Tc-1ssfro.
Imitation French Brandy Coesie reis.s
~ Albc do rand screen
CS.... ~, W"ye VIE, Nos { TO IS
Sicilv VI Wine Uv,+,.v.s. f.-.
Madeira Wne 10 years old Ficorina Plank snt sh,.i.
mr. 10 ~ 9"nsies
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
GARDEN SEED.

WdRRahTED FRESH AND GENUINE,
WHOLESALE and RErAIL.
ArPARAGtS-Cisnto or Dutch
EEhSS-iarze and small Lima Scarlet Runners, Rcd
SNAP BEANs-Esrly China, Early yellow. p.rl. week.
BErTHrio % ~ te1Io one Red Marrow. Early Mohawk
80, Yellow andWhite French sugar, Mapsel wnrrzcl
D.ocoI Purple and White
COMPATIBILITY YORK. Larse York Euly Susarloa1 IN
Iaiersee, L-,e Biuesgca. Fat Dufcb Drnrohs,I
IhrTe bsIgur DFunhcai savoy, Green Curled savoy'
G,AAuLiFLowER-EaIiyan and Late
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
IELERY-whte SOLID
'AhhorELons Orange, Long Scarlet, Early Horn A.
CIk.iE.;s,s.-CgrledoI Pep2eIsrass
csi,ts ir.rs, Early Cluster, Long Green
ST0oEG,N,T,;.Early s'r.r .srly Tusesroras
EGG PLANT
SsLEs-Grccn Cured se-teh, Rsoo
lEEK-Izrge soo'eh
LEriUCE.Royal White Heed, Ice. Blown Dutch. Esrly
MAITS ftLOS--Finsst E,nts
Sssp, N,I,;r:cu ciiron Nutmeg, Pine Apple
husIARp-vtte Medicinal and Brown
po.s.oN-riTeT ssini Yellow DIeh EariyIed
-Ltirs l.-iiy, Fall Warwick, Early Nav Early
Lane 10 nhe 1'or. Cue Pr,ssis Dwarf SIlrrovfs
nblshops Dwarf Profs
PLPFER--c,yennc =,d squssh
Phk-NlP-t>r & W'iis, I.urnsoy or Dufeb
PRSLt.N-Fn. Cured
kuUBkRb -TujuAird fcrTarts
RAnhsb-I>'-. csei, "a N Ton ro-v s.ic,o- v,h,,
Iu,rlf Is Tunip, k,ack snAl,is.l - '"'''
s HEs Tn 1-or Vegetable q, s,er
"a" .sH-Eariy Buss, or=nse wa.ted yellow Crook
TnMsTo-I-sr-e Rod and ye.lo~
1UkNlP-WnHe Pat Dreb R,,i To- IT,. r.,,.h
| -. nor'o'k Rus Bsss
FLOWER sLEDs ana BULBoUs ROOTS. a large rs.
ic WmIIkA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
WILLIAM MrRDoCn. seercIaIy.

furs-A f1r ass1rmcnf II th-sr superior slippers o
hand ~ which the attention Of fnc Ladies solicited.
ID BURLINGTON a. 80.
fe - Mtreinu fIouHe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10

NAILS. IRON, Sc.
En KEGS Belle Isle Nais
w A. assoumcut Dillon. ~tee SC susbis fsr farmers
Its1css iIverpuui Alt
Noe Ucuiugs. iu hlis ant hall 10
n ncw cupi uerungs for siIc.
apO wv HARRISON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
DAVIES q BttOTtIERs'
PIANO TfDnTIs4

fViE deserved reputation which thc Instruments male
by Mc-sfs DIVES q Br0fh0r4' OF NFw YORK. haa ai
tanned surc their rfrn l-iu INTO mis- city has in
Tic unscubcrtuc co mo am arftnEeinrut with manu-.
lcIrcrf Tor tie sale Of thor iusrufn~f. anil cune.
quony supply Will 10 conianty IN nind From an ~
ucrienro of n the sale Of Piano Fprfes DO
city Hut being rri. cH workman huaclf tho suhs
bsfran Ntb conf 'iurs comment those instruments a.
possessing III tina 'uli'lu impruv 'glnnfs combining
'riuctHnul brill tncs ~ 90 c, 81 M Co r 'iustruuci a
of 1ry uth-r u,tuulic.lgcrs tufhe lmt"d Staiet
lnn prcrtoi firt' iufriW mia rtIlr from $40 down
a1l1N 60 So. PrrUls wI1iuE uui riANO muu not
D. ictcrrc fro.na md " these Instruments accoun
tI'r cheipnnss, i1r al WIN have tdct of the 1w
pft' "nof have hosn as0hsei in hul th0fn equal n
touch 1ni i1uc o. thufH utfglo- their rot. Bong
NJ 10 bi b1urln the Subscriber hsferH HIMSELF fHst
" those in want Of gopi Piano will bgt give MIN can
OF thfrsl patronage
Any inFtrunent proving defective may DC er-harasJ
within twelve n'ntla anor purchase.
IOUN ruRPIN
PS-tN kinis Of Cabinet Furniture for saio al prices
fCHut Nic imct ~ Three doors below tho nrtv Er
cit'o bant ans neatly opposite tho Merchants Coffee
~ nee -Nichrnrnd Way ~ 1881
d. 10 iA9ssy aud fnnueis. at unrrse cocatei prses
I tor ale by r. n ppfgg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
ELEMENTARY DRAWING RoOEs
RECEIVED BIT
SMITH, DRfNKER 4 MORRIS


Apit, 1870,
NEW Lthoerarh'c scenes Of Rustic Cottages Tn.
eIeeuei al he Ner,nt Epis-o pal ;ute BIZ irsn
I!ears ruuLer shows the rut.neur. 81 A,,b,,.,,,r,
~ ne slSase stare aaf the pro Archerture from
an curved iines with numerous plates, Hustraf
T. seeord number is devotee chiefly 10 -. per,.,.
non Of Tees anT Plants they should be reprsseni, n
i%n1s' ape S'en-'y
The mo ~, 80 presents Drawings Of Rocks Boats,
iGe ourth number commences with Higher Class OF
TO adynee tic Pupin the Draw
ND anu fihI,hlng nc scenes.
OXFORD DRAWING BOOK.
ae Art DTsSGs o9d he Theory and Practice Of
n.tn.iloL on sAelehng Drawing and Coorins Land
sespe scenery Animals md the Human FisuTe with
easy and per spicu Tor me use OF ssehsIs 90 g.,
~ Ur -SlS,,on' 9y y Whhloek Teacher OF &
49, ' W. nss rom zeal Vews taken expressly for
ELEMENTARY DRIVING BOOK
Being the Ruiments Of the Art Explained in ,et.s Of
eas1 lrosIesive lessons acapiei H., sfuries sn pur
the rIey Draw1rs Sbaiins an ar mems Of
nLess instructions, by Reubens smith, Professor OF
Drawing Book OF Flowers, by MISS Ann Smith
lessons IN Flower Painting being series 81
studies principally from Nature by Aefer
Iesether wih Drawing Papers Water coio1s in So.
Gsnd silver PENIS Meiiznt and Pink colofs. Pop.h
I anu SAoe brushes Of Horn
anu lssue Papers superi Drawing Pencils OF different
degrees Of quality, Paint Boxes Painters Easels &c
LADIES, BEST QUALITY PHILADEI
PHIA SLIP f RS
/ At One Dollar per pair
WE have one Trunk OF the above slippers which IRA
! w VII! sell al 81 per pair
JUDAH MYERS CO,
| sp - Cheap Boot. shoe and Trunk Deaier,
SUMNER COATS.
lust received assortment OF White Linen Ginsba,,.
&c which cannot fail TO please an who examine them
! STARR a. Co
~ . Opposite Exchange Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
FOR SALE CnEAp

t
4 AIDES Scaleklu slippers, leather b1und
~ o. 90 10 Ties Do do
DO do 30 Suap 10 30
% du 40 niqsua Do 81
Tho shove shoes arc rcihiissing bought thom rhc,n
they will no snd very low Also fresh lot of ohLlren
Morocco AaSle Tie Slips ~
JE Watkins 4 co,
Successors N 3 Pmncy. opposite Tho
NH ~ Ruins ~ tho Eagle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
NtlCICE-

lN and ler Tire 25ih of April our i.i.weekly lire Of
boats LyueL3ursi Will leave Richt,onJ and ~ nch
nTF on Mnnhsy, "Wednesday snd Ffifsy, AZ ocio- K
d ny his arrangement, enabled form csnne.
non WIN nc western Stages ont M iYnchautg oar
scosFiuc boats Viii run usual Monday, "Wednesday
ana tiiiY evening al O'Clock, r ". the convc.
heuce aud expedition by this over al othsry going
Wcstucin Rchin'n1 81 the viciLy we shall moi saw soy
Thing hu' refer passengers others to ,se WHO have
travelled g Our Eoats
ap.3-tf BOYD EDMOND :. DNyENpaRr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10

4 boauuni IVY
surcfcr. "
French sni Tnss1 isu,cs ortbc hsnfferc ric with
IN ufa'rc t Df hs.r. t1 b tH'h aud nt Hfl.h s Pei.
fucry aut vcfy Desirable lanrl aurlrs--ftr sale ~
arl ALEXANDER nTNAI A 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10

a y. MADDOX. Richmond, Va h constantly re.
ctvng Rom the resl rated Of Chick.
ernR& Maesays, sui T. Gbcri & Co. B0sfon, an extern.
sNe assortment Of Piano FoIeA made expressly 80 his
oIucI al "i winch are warranted Toe superior To any
brought 10 tine market. From arrangements which he
i-t Just made Niiihc manufacturer lac VIII he .be To-
sell them f1T considerable less tlan formerly n hr 10.
riunents are mot Sa' they represented 10 ur they
VIII DC e1chan~cd or taken back and when there * am
doubt about the quality. pay will be rcuured until
sue dDubis removed by trial.
Piano Stools Il all patterns
Piano Covers from 81 10 Fi8
Piatog away uTc.
The largest collection OF chutrb rus. or,tr,-i,. N
the new Publications al tc lowest prices whncsac anI
I't'li : MADDOX,
IL, l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10

FLOW ER SEED.
n1t'ia double z lnia. Gas.
- Scotch Broom, Pins .
if'r.esiy. Trefure, Candy =
iuif, IhNsalineminc. Eqaui
togc psis Frphnshia Na'is-
gated pa, Dlut' g Pa
s-Mine, sra~lei Cacalia, Ia
" era. 'ouis, Live ir 4
v O., Mcsuion cite, Marvel oil
Peru, etc. etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
NEW sPRING nnnns.

hN the ~ ncUnufg.
TUE subscriber b. rcccv auf orerinr Isrre rfs
,fncw CO.'S frsrt r. Glofs IN hsNnc. H. tr,.. ,.,
Runnu o he uicn'f att customers gcncfsv ass t,.s
eushsf aIo hs purchases this spring viii fiig etss
Bio previous rcpusi'n, lkecpina goud ant ch-ap a., Z.
AVS TUufS 4 pnTgF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
to- snERMAN,s oAMrHon LozEn

~ MANS LOZEE-
GEs-Gve Immediate relief in nervous or sick head
ache, papia1n of the heart lownsss Of spirits ,espon.
dcncy tnn imnaioIy puiTih throat bow sum
mar compliant ainng, oppression sinking OF
e chSet' cohc, 80 suns, cramps of the stomach
els hyseTea affections and all nervous Diseases owsi.
ness throughc day ant wakcnl sh cholera or cho.
era mofbus, didfrimi lassudc, Z sense Of fiiruc-
PERSONS travelling viii ndihe LnZengcs realty rowing
uscu aver ds.ipation they will restore the
system Ecnersy, snt remove all the unpleasant symptoms
arising frou too FREQ living
Directions for Use Quo Lozeuge should DO nut INTO
Tue mouth AMI sufcrcdio dissolve slowly untt gone
Two or three Will be required aud often n single one will
speedily remove all the pain difficulty, cuTnr the worst
cases Ia from 10 10 ,nnnea. For ale wholesale and
Ictail. hy luh 26l ALEX. DUvAL & co.
rt- DIR. PErERs MEDICArED LO :
ZENG rs No medicines h,vr risen more rapidly ia
hc,ent reasons that lse been pleasant TO the
ae, easy IN their operations, and certain In their
fccir.
PETERS WORM LoZENGEs-Arc an nGanibIe rene.
lici ell in favor OF this article.
PETERS CAruARrlC LoZENGES These l. ozengcs
VIII be found cfcien speedy, and saf. la their operation
tompos"d entirely OF vegetable they
hcvtnc, eonicsiion Of that Important organ. Those who
perceive difficult oEkc other will find these
Lu..ug"s ~ cEcciicut and 80 csiblr substitute.
rblEGS CORDIAL LOZESGES- Arc a specific for
the ielr OF nervous sick head ache ansuor and dc.
buy, drows,ucos, sensc OF fatigue FROM their efficacy
"a nc Tel. ct head ache, they Called by many, the
Head ache Lczenges.
PETERS COUGH LoZeNGEs-Are now rapidly su.
perScdng All other pre9aations for the relief colds
coughs lhmI. sc, &c. They truly valuable arti-
eic: end must give rolief, II used as directed.
tor sale by GAYNoR,
ana one door above the nei Tavern.
ALHXANDEIt DUVAL a. CO.,
.iPotttearits aad Druggists,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-27
The Eidnapp;np Plot.

The Raleigh Register is attempting 10 palm off tie
Correspondence Of Mr.. Peasants as "a hooz PLAYED
of TO frighten MIR. Tyler" The New Orleans Bee"
harps upon the sirng-and cries out that was "a
udicrous myst.fication hoax" "to catch the cre
dul,y OF the Editor Of the Enquirer Not fast gen.
tlemen. We aguin, in the presence Of the People Of
Virginia, pronounce the Plot genuine-the Cores.
pondence au,hentrc-and the attempt To palm Off az
Hoax 10 be IN itself dsgracefu hoax, and sneak.
ing humbug. This is plain language, and We utter
ii without The slightest doubt or equivocalion. The
letter was written by Mr. J. H. Pleasants-it fool.
shly published, genuine by the r. Whg-ihen be-
coming scared. the WING tired TO pass il off, not man.
fully but pltifully, honx-then the Wing tried
10 defend it-then backed out from the defence and
is now utterly loss what to say or to do, and how
Justify himself his party, and how 10 clear the
skirts of that party from all responsibility before the
people of Virginia, unless they come forward 10 clear
themselves from the preyarication and misdeeds Of
the forehead Of their Editor. We have challenged
him 10 deny i,-and he dare not do it file knows the
Correspondence is genuine-he knows that Mr.. Plea.
SAINTS has defended the plot Of kidnapping the Pes.
dent Elect Of the IT, S. He knows, that he himself
Uhe Editor Of the Whig) has defended the Plot. We
pin him TO The wall-and turn him over, bound hand
and foot to the scourge Of The Press, and the
Of the People "All his jibes and his eers all his
nspid epithes, and leaden ests-all his lcnrian
tempts at 1rit, for which he hos no tasle-and his
Jokes about Science, for which he has capacity
can avail him nothing. We bind The victim 10 Ike
altar, and there we mean 10 keep him, until con-
science has wrung from him the acknowledgment, of
TRUTH and the confessions Of remorse-or, until his
Party have forced him 10 make the Gmcnde honorable
to an indrns mt peope.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-27
THE TARIFF

Let the Baltimore American rail and demonstrate, as
loudly and frequently may, still repeat that
"Repeal" is the woodland that can never be salts.
fed until this bill of denominations be expunged from
the Statute books, completely changed in IFS
ments The same impression is not only spreading
the South, but understand, is making IFS way
III the Norh-even among the liberal Wings. The bill
prohibits the importation of so many goods by its mini
mum principle and IFS high duties, that The impression
in New York now is it will scarcely bring more into
the Treasury than ceire millions Of dollars, instead Of
IS millions, the estimated TO be wanting 10 the
Treasury.
Mr. WISE in able letter which he has just ad
dressed To my Constituents attacks the Tariff and
Distribution, and vindcates Mr.. Tyler against the
charge of proving Traitor 10 the Wings about Bank
I'VE shall commence in our next No.; blu: the sub-
of the last part of it to be found m on article
which shall also publish Friday from the ~ !.
Union under the signature of Haon, said to be from,
Mr. Wises penn In his letter to his Constituents Mr.
W. enters into very extensive statistics about the arh
Act. and saws: "For this bill could not and did
vote, for obvious after what have sad lie
average rate Of duties is too high and IFS provisions are
too prohibtory to produce revenue. The sound esii
mate was that tie bill, before the duties tea ard
coffee we're stricken out prohbtory MS not to
have raised more than about IL millions. About three
millions Of customs were estimated on tea ano coffee,
and with the duties on them stricken out, as the bill
passed into law the revenue probably, VIII not ex'
coed IA or Is millions, when % millions at least are
required The estimates among some oil the fnanc'es
of New York, who how the physic is workings
now about l2 millions. This law, therefore, must be
essentially changed-and more effective, for reve'
nue. and less prohb,ory, must be passed in its stead
Is not this strict justice as well oswse economy: We
must rcsis, the avarcous graspngs Of greedy monopo
lists--though we are well aware the celebrated Say
declares that The legislative body has great Difficult.
" in resisting the imporunate demands for this kind
Of privileges the applicants the producers that are
benefit thereby, who can represent with much piau'
sbilty that their own gains gain TO the ndus,r
Gus classes and to the nation at large, their wokmen
and themselves being members of the industrious classes
and of the ns,on. No cries out against them be.
cause very few know who it is That pays the gains Of
the monopolist. The real sufferers, the consumers
themselves, often feel the pressure, without beng
aware of the cause Of it, and the first 10 abuse the
enlightened Individuals who really advocating their
interests
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-27

Mr. John @ Adams has been received at "eyn'oa"
landing, in Bran,ee BY large crowd Of bis Confs
enis, and with speeches, resolutions, and cheers o ",
the pulpit of the Church in Weymouth, in when =,
speaking took place, there was written, az MHi
Gght" On the right, "WeieOme, dffnder 81 the Tss a
Of pe,ition' On The left, "Shame on HE nation MI'
sters and sustsins institution achirh dorfs a''v,
and ,eouid destroy the sacred right Of petition ~
ask the Southrons, what they think Of this r,s'r
lion of the Pensman and Spokesman of the why, why,
Of the last session. During his speech, Mr.. MI,
fired bis hot balls all around him, OF the wv"
fers who threatened the repeal Of the Pfe IT,.
Tariff, at John Tyler at General Jackson ana Mar.
as, nor did he let Of Messrs. Gushing sno T h
shall TIE sold man eloquent" turbulent lke r,
sites. he might better have bee. s.s I'D
him, &c, &c. The resolutions "sdopted oy ee.'' ,be
ton, thanked him, who had sheen for ten year n.
preee NATIVE Of this District in the Congress Ss tbs
United States as that relation vas soon to cease 40
formation Of new Districts, agreeaby TO the s.e n
por.onmen, Low Of Congress and ,..y a' ,efuns
receive the petitions Of citizens abou o., bs,
slaves, guaranteed, too, BY the Federal Compact "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-27

rights and prviIeges-snd not submitting to unequal
q. nnrcssve taxation Of one class section, to bene-
fl, o,trrs-rernains 10 be But however all 'ne
res, may end, hope, long, 10 see salt s"a BOOKS
rurd rs Of agriculture, though relief TO all the con
snnns classes and the last 10 accelerate the improve
,ocn, Of our whole people, in more easily becoming &C.
ouain,ed with the arts their social durs and pn'cal
I,ol.. as we'll as in procuring less e1pens'Vey' en-
;nvme s which are vr,uous, eevating, and useful IL
re viii mol encourage making trade free, nor the food
If The body Free let put forth one effort tor Tie glory
or making the food of the mind free
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-27

Dr. Minge, Of Charles City County, has received the
appointment of Postmaster OF Petersburg, to succeed
Mr.. Shore, resigned-CompiieT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-27

B,t"re High Turf
1902 to 1859 inclusive, about
Per head of population, yearly, about
lsnD To 1897 inclusive
Per head, near
Since Hph Tariff.
1921 10 ls3l
Per head
I'njcr Lo,crr Tariff.
1894 10 lsIl
Per head