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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

The Washington ' Independent may call Us, ii II
peasrs the Prince of Liars"of nil human things, the
most knavi-hly iallacious WEI Its poll,l-
cal principles are better than lis manners. Under
the mask Of indepe ndence, it is the nose of wax
in the hands Of Henry Cay-addictas Jnrnre IN rerba
or i,s employers-and its Editors, who once Mil
EGer. are now Tariff men! otis hard to say, whether
ti,y oposa,es or imposiors-w neither they have
abandoned good principles, whether they ever had
any," II makes up the bitterness of abuse what
wants in the force of argument. Such paper can
never have much influence even in lis own party.
AS 10 what we said Of the plot for mpeaehing Mr..
Ty!erl which has drawn down upon our head the idle
yituper alton of 'ihe independent" we know TINT ii
was in agitation. We know who was the mover that
is attempting TO head off Captain Tyler and we IN.
ders,and some of the alleged grounds for lis prosecu-
ion. The case of Catlelt Of its most pro-
mient excuses. What Is more, we believe "the indie
mend mt must have heard Of it-and it has now The
oudaciiy TO DEM il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

Assumption. am Cost johnson has boldly de-
cared the floor OF the House Of Representatives
that if Disribn'i"n he abandoned, he goes at once
for general assumption Of the debts the States In
unison with this declara' ion is the movement going
on at Philadelphia. a memorial is left at her Ey
change o receive he signatures Of the citizens, asking
of Congress National Stock Of $500, 000 GEO.
with interest," 10 place at par The market, and then
the stock 10 be distributed through the States and Terri
tories in proportion To their Congressional representa-
tion'-Mr. Chandler Of the IT, S Gazette Of Ph:a
delphia, and Webb oil the n. Y. Courier warmly Sc
cond the proposition. See 10 what cYcesses this me
drrn Federalism is hurrying "Tne force of folly
can no further 90
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FREE rrlnr -. 4 rroTEcylyr TARIFF.


raves pd on the people the sole benefit ut any class
@ 'e 'i! inconsistent with the Fri.cpe n n. Constr
' it " 'tt md judgment. '-Dan,d Htbstsr, IN Ie2J
10 touching this great question, we shall not discuss
'""Nlt'ntonal bearings We rely on The great prn.
pee winch contained IN the Resolutions OF the
s"'l Legislature when they protested against the
''"''tfuoi'ahlr of the former Tariti-and confined
" power 10 lay duties to the legitimate provision OF
49, ~ f'rfH@e only.
" may even seem strange 10 our readers, that VIC
% al Inc presen, late day undertake. deliberately 10
-sS ae general question Of Free Trade and The arm
'-t d'e deveopementS Of every day make 1t Clear
' '".S mighty subject, which, not many years since,
we country TO It's centre; which placed IN direct
"N' '"e Federal and State authorizes, when armed
Ff.'on OF our fellow citizens against their breth
and night have involved US in all the horrors oil
"a'' a"' tor the adoption Of ja,tc mdte", com
"'e between the contendlng parties on some
'"> 81 rectpsocity--S again To he opened, and The
ing Interests OF the North and the South ale again
night INTO collision, Gor, whatever may be SAID
f. Afla men, OF the great changes produced I'D
'n favorable 10 the protective system, II IS
""'I, that on this question the South is almost
"-e' lnis new state Of things, we CONCEIVE mat
g. 'e "ot 10 inappropriate 10 take bret, common
SIC" Of The matter, touching on first principles
"'sF practical operation. II is ind'sputabie, that
j.. al iorms of Government, individual cn'erprze
yer sas'alGed, when it is left free to pursue It's
';esi--that the greatest degree OF benefit nc
'...,," Or greatest number, by growing what The
b. ~; OF country can grow most cheapiy, ana
,'Iel''as from other countries what It can,,ot
ID ~ Ut al Too great TN eGpense-that 10 IN
,s' VII" a"y OF Tie different branches OF human
Of - - by protecting more al the expense
't> will be productive of more mischief than
DE- ha' II this general principle he true OF any form
how peculiarly applicable is it 10 free country
H. W :, "hese every mon ought to he free choose
VmPioyment which he thinks best calculated to ad-
: I've ms interests? How much more suitable 10
t 'overnment, OF limited powers, which is made
- many States covering vast extent OF territory:
'e'ng variety Of soils, climates. productions and
s ''s'Sand 10 a country, posse OF so much cheap
~. uhoccupied land Such interference on ihr
~" Republican Government like ours, While we
S'ii large tracts Of fertile lands to clear, capable
'encing all the comforts o. life, and giving useful
!, rOytnent 10 our citi@ens, and where every man is
'''a''ed the liberty Of pursuing such occupation as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

We admire the energy of hlessrs Ponsctt, Pres
ton, and others, who establishing scienti-
ic National institution, to be incorporated in
the District of Columbia but We cannot approve
the measures which they appear anxious TO adopt.
We cannot read in the Constitution The an.
thority which iusies either the assumption of ju-
rsd cton science in general, by the Federal CO.
vernment or the Incorporation oil company in the
District of Columbia, which is intended Tor national
purposes. We must state our conscientious scrnpe,
and protest against any such exercise of power at
present the torrent is rushing sweep
nrly against u.s. and the Institution seems to he haed
wiiI general consent and with ovcrpowering eclat.-
IL Congress has my such power, we should like its
advocates 10 put their finger On the clause. II such
an encroachmcnt be quietly accepted, then what limit
is there 10 the extension of the precedent every In
sti,nton which may be supposed 10 enlarge the intel
ecs and advance the improvements and promote "the
general welfare of the people-toa magr ifcen, "Na-
iona University, Tor nstance-to educatIon in all its
ramcaons to colleges, academies societies, to science
and 10 literature in every form, md 10 every extent
Such sweeping power is better calculated TO extend
the scope OF the Federal Government, 10 enlarge the
Executive patronage. to lead 10 consultations at the
xpcnse of the rights of The States, and the rights Of the
people, than d,iiusiYc system OF Internal Improve.
ment, by roads and canals.
The bill for chart .g this National Institution has
not yet passed the Senate but 1t has passed the House,
wi,hout any serious opposition. 1t is intended, we
suspect embrace the Smithsonian fund-and in how
many forms i may he squandered, TO what various
branches may be extended il is beyond our sagacity
10 conjecture.
There was meeting Of the National Institution on
Monday night, Che 9Th instantly MIR. Ponset in the
chair, who delivered very able address. Col Preston
Of the S.Eate, said to have been "exceedingly elo
queni ',le noticed the presence Of Mr.. Tyler in
terms Of high respect, and thought it an excellent
omen, the probable prosperity of the institution.
lie also said in his best manner, excellent things
about Elk President Adams That worthy gentleman
also present mingled in the proceedings--snd
amid the various propositions for disposlng of the
Smithsonian fund, he returned 10 his first love,
lional observatory, eight house in the skies" If
Mr. Adams cannot carry that object in one way, he
seems determined 10 accomplish it in another
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24
THE OH NORTH STATE


The following letter shews, how rnanfully the Repub
leans Of North Carolina are turning upon the w igs
their own batteries. That desperate party would re.
oice 10 blot out all the miserable tricks played off with
SO much zeal in 1SI0-They would bury in oblivion the
varied elements Of that vast machinery which gained
them short lived victory, but is now rcbonndlns WIN
violence upon their devoted heads Yet the liepuhiI-
cans will not suffer them 10 escape from the "conJura
tons dire" VIII Oh their irvered brains have called
up They will hold up the Wings responsible for
having given stab 10 the National repu,auon by sub
stuung sembaiharan cra'cs and appeals 10 the pas
sons for the simplicity and beauty olruih and reason
loT having originated The stuprndous frauds upon
the elective franchiscl for having attempted TO brutal
lze the minds Of the peope--and then, 10 have bound
then captive at the car Of some triumphant leader
The history Of the Of $50 WILL for many years,
present instruction, which will "reurn 10 plague the
inventor and the Republicans will, with their on
wespons drive them 10 the wall
We have furnished worthy Correspondent with
the Address of the iain"ps 9Th q: October Convenlion
when MIR. Wehctes s;as was in The zenilh--(aas how
fallen hut regret that We cannot rake up from Ire
dust of the log cabin the other document referred TO-
We look 10 The August Elections in North Carolina rs
about to place her firm Democratic ground Gan
we be mistaken :
nrunc 10th, 1912.
al wish ia procure for one of our Democratic can
didates in North Carolina the Address of the Wing
Convention, held some time during the ysar 1910, IN
the city of Richmond. The Wing candidates. IN
Northampton county, are try ag 10 deny that HARRISON
and Tyler ever opposed 10 United States Bank,
until very eceniy-or, in other words they are deny
ing that heir party have ever, any public Address de
cared that HARRISON Tyers opinions were against
United States Bank You will see at once, our Object
in procuring that Wing document viii be 10 prove, by
their own words, that they Harrison and Tyler IN
some States Bank men, aud in other States as against
a Bank | wish also 10 procure another wing d"cu
ment from you. do not recollect It's title as they
had so many different kinds, bu! will try and describe
il TO you as nearly can, that you may understand
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

TN Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of Holloway County Court the 9Th day Of June 1872
David G. Williams Plaintiff:
against
YIN r. (,owan md George w Oliver. Defendants:
defendant VIM b. havn. entered hls appear
and security according the act of Assembly and the
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
nabtnn oths country: II Is ordered that the said
defendant appear before justices Of our said Court the Cou
horse on the first next and The
plaintiff aud copy Of this order be forthwith IN.
serted published IN the cry Of Richmond Tor
wo months successfully posted front door Of the
Court. house OF this county.
Copy-Teste,
June 81 H-we~-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

SALE OF LANDS-Wi he offered for SALE IN hr town Of
= Dent Creek the highest bidder and TWO years ere
din the 2Sh day Of July two tracts OF Lana He III e
county Buckingham containing 900 acres, near Spe
nn. adjoining the lands of Spiler's estate ana me
Estate G. Mreinson deceased, the other n5t 9. o
and odd acres, Welche's creek adjoining me ahas ~
BRYANT John Hershey and Others tract within four hrs
James river well mbered, with valuable naive
oak, pine and poplar; n each tract is good tohaa
sale will positively be- day ab0re named es
vented nv iucemency OF weaiher-n that case on he ~
day. These lands Will be sold IN conformity 10 mt ~
uc bingham, its last term, in suit IN Chancefy
ward b. Cabel Benjamn W. s. Caell, ana others, ne ,,
i".ss, deT.ndant CHS. YaNCEY.
ue, -, ~ ' l4-w4ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

himself Could Messrs Webster and Spencer retire
would MIR. Tyler throw himself back upon all his old
Republican principles, and bring around him able men,
who would carry them out, his might set in glory,
and his services would deserve and receive the people
yratitude
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

ITO THE LADIES.-I will tune Pianos twice within twelve
months osner if necessary, for s, or 50 for single
ming hen for within neigborng county As intend
devote my tuning and selling Pianos, Will give
perfect satisfaction AS HaveI micn
through the country and will every Buckingham Cumber
land Prince Edward and Charlotte Court will collect moneys,
connected with collections 10! any PEI
son that may enlrust with such business.
t. Anderson ESQ., prin6s EdSara; no
bert Hubad Esq, Burlington Wyatt Cafdwel ESQ., Ca0To;
Samuel Hobson, ESD, Cumberland ,o u,.,,p,
June a 3-IaiA
oy- WING to copy once fortnight for months.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

In the United States Court District Of Virginia. a.
Norf.ik, 10Th June, Isi2
rHHONAS SHEPHERD, Of Nansemrnd county, having hed
petition, praying thst he may he declared Sinknp ~ ~
that all claiming be creditors Of the sad Tho
mas shepb show Court the 2nd day OF July
next y the said Thomas Shepherd should not be declared
Bankrupt pursuant Congress IN that behalf and that
copy Of this order be published In the newspapers according To
the 22nd and 24ih Rules Of Court.
Copy-Trse, ,rnna,, -,
lime o. I4-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

1.-TWO UI,yDEED DOLLARs REWARD.-Ran away from The
subscriber on ID of May, two Negro Men, avy AND
Braa,on Davy about 81 years old feet hs OF G n
dark rather contncted had on "hr
he lett dark frock coat, with pearl buttons MINK =,
wears old between and feet high, dark complexion counte-
nance good toeraby quick will give goo collars 'o[
The delivery or securing Jail either OF said negroes OF
o or min of Them II taken out SIS for The de-
livery or securing in some Jail Of em or $50 for bolh
taken within the state Of Virginia. ,no~ n 49,.
~ Inna 81 l4-wlms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

The Northern papers are rife with rumors about
Changes in the Cabinet &c. We have seen seveai casts
Of the Dramans Persona madeout by their Washington
Correspondents Mpssrs Webster and Spencer said
to 20 ou,-and various gentlemen Messrs Marcy, Ste
venson, Gaa,in, Gushing, &c. are to come IN. we
can give no information upon the subject because we
have none-bu we know to one OF these gentlemen
Mr. Stevenson, who has been sometimes named as Sc
creary Of State and then as Secretary of Var that
no such arrangement has been made, no such pro-
position has been directly or indirectly suggested 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

Deaths.

Wednesday morning. AT the residence oil ns erana
aher Thomas Cowrs JAMES b. infant son OF James b. Cowe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24
: Ill., iled snies Cnul ur le Eastern plsiriel Of Vslna

In the United States Tor the Eastern DlstFe1 Of sHa
June 10th, 1872
CHARLES J. FOX, of the city of Richmond having hisa
y pron praying that he may be declared a.. sS cha,
Fox show cause TO the Court 18th day OF July next why
the Charles j. Fox BE- not declared bankp 20
The rt NJ Congress that behalf and that Of this order
h. published in The newspapers according 10 the nd and gath
Ruies Oh .ou'' "o0p' HENRY GIBSON, elk
June "a f-"1"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

chcunrg Directors
Nh iu
mlv
ono
soUTTE
Quarterly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

The N. Y Commercial OF the 10Th (horough stitched
Federal Whig) "regrets, that the Distribution act s
made part and parcel of The BILL especially fears
expressed III quarters that in its present shape
Will not receive the sanction Of The President There
is necessary connection between the two, and al
though have always been in favor of the Dstribu-
ton aw, shoud pr.fer 10 sec it suspended far the
present if it only to be carried by being tackled
bill of indispensable necessity"
The Alexandria Gazette of Tuesday says at is now
but too apparent, that Mr. Tyler intends to veto any
bill providing for the collecting of the present tariff
after the Isl Of July, imposing additional tariff,
unless the bill shall provide for the repeal of The
law distributing the proceeds Of the public lunds among
the States
So mote il be II he should throw himself into the
of the Wings upon this subiect- he does not pur
The manly which MIR. Buchanan eloquenily
says in his remarks of Monday last, that he would pur
he in his situation- with he opinions which
Mr.. Tyler pledged himself in 1880, and avowed in his
late Message and amid all the embar Of The
Treasury, We should deeply regret it. And he must
be- content surrender himself 10 the tendcr mercies
Of the Wings!
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what want. 1t is small document, published in
pamphlet form-on side log cabin is printed, lat
the door large barrel of hard cider is lying, and on the
other side is cut representing the old General on
Frae, fine looking horse charging, suppose, all over
the United $ a;es and in thaiIdocument yon will find
ilarrisons opinions about the u. S. Bank, with
good many IFS and ands &c, &c, &c. We wish to
prove by that document las is good evidence against
General had lived whether he would not have done pre-
csely the sane as Captain Tyler has done with the
Monster.
81 was at Northampton, North Carolina, last Mon.
day. IL being their June Court week, there was
good deal of speaking on both sides. Each party now
has full ticket out.
Democrats Uhies.
J. NJ S. Rogers for the Senate. John Moody. Senate
Thos Bragg, Commons. Boon, Commons
Grant, do Jacobs, do.
Bbrow,. do.
"The county last year was represented by all Wings
There have been great many changes since the last
election QS40,) in favor of the Democras-The De-
nocrals are mp and ADDING and pretty Of car
rylng The whole ticket. Bragg made very fine speech
on Monday, the first day of the court, and put it to
them pretty hard under the fifth rib, about their fair
promises in 1910. This made the Wings put on long
aces and feel Their cider is all turning to
vinegar 1t appears, that they have turned into
denying almost every promise they made in 1S40, re-
ative to the good times they going TO bring about
If they should be placed in power but poor Captain
Tyler has now all the blame TO bear, and these
Wings now as innocent as little Lambs"
lie came ont his hook, he aifuoted the
sand don't think he wal get fifty votes in the county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-29

It will be observed that the banking capital Of Vrgi
mia now nearly double the amount in operation in that
year Of general imitation 1861. The 1000 600 which
have since been created has been for relief" that Is
supply with paper credits the falling OF in business
and the depreciation Of property The loans on the first
Of the current year quite large in the year Of
suspension 1885, The bank circulation is larger II
in that year. In 1883 preparations made
on the ist Of JAM 1882 with the opening of that
however under the influence the United States Bank
those expansions took place which resulted in failure
the fall of that year. The following table exhibits
movements Of the New York city banks compared
with that of virginia:-
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These tables show the great disparity which exists
between the propor Of bank liabilities to trade, in
Virginia and New York Throughout the year is4s the
imports and exports OF New York were so4 ooo and
the bank liabilities $isooo,oos, being asltos In vir
ginia in the year, the imports and exports were
IS 400 o0o and the bank liabilities ioOeo oee or to
l. At the time the means Of the New York banks
to their liabilities as to O. and in Virginia a. 70
., nearly So enormous redundancy Of bank Credits
exhibited in these acts could not but mpoversh and
ruin the State resumption cannot take place in vir
gnia without involving reduction Of at least half
its bank capital but resumption must come, through
the force of public opinion In spite Of any legislative
enactments The longer it il put Off the greater will be
the disasters attending the event. In Tennessee Ken.
lucky and Alabama utter ruin must be the consequence
of their long course Of dishonor. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-29

BY THOMAS BELL.

TUESDAY, as,h INST
% 's &.
'e Oh Inc late p wE6N ssin, F.q s,,A inst.
At the Sales Room.
on,i.sng Of the entire farlt oftwo families giving ~
and neud ng almost article elegant an
Ths Sish invoice SATIN ds%a:t ottoman sofa
e" Xso olTia and char sossrs safe psremp ory
a, ~ T r!JIssl April sth
era consisting Of elegant Brussels and othsr
Ss s Gs' TO S's1:
il sha eoh smp Ss
b"u.. s mouse keeping articles AL fins order The
all naade for the owner VI '"e UGH 1e''''''A '"'
X seioes :. *. will Pill nj: morning Z, ten
s e oi wing: sedis Is
iii Ssn sds ,P
Moe sS JSEn ~ ssIe are -
n assorted preservs brady and gin by the ea'k and
AI.o pipes swim gins aud DO ior otard brandy
Alio' Il case. fine s sherry srown brand
and other choice bran ! ssgars mas IL
A uCIlON NOTICE The sale Of really valuable farn.
Ann al and is Esos Sa ss 1s
for %s 100 %Ss asd
mas 81 other splendid x''ti HoMAs BELL Areou..r
on Thu1.d.y i % ' Yves. Brcss~sg iS
a..
far ture first rate The sale will commence witf
The Kitchen utensils
mas 81 THOMAS BELL, Auctionser
A uUTHi0 c - q Fn51I.
to II: q David raSam Esq eompr.ins
mat rosewood and mahogany tables otomans dsmasI
csrtas' sofas mantle lastrs lsmps and clocks valuable
piano fcre plated bedrooms it'll tn
usual elegant furniture French and other besead krst
hsie msbssses feather beds, bedding oil-t stands marb
tables sofas secretaries ward sbss looking
stands conversation and soft tables cabinets
brary book cases. &c
Aso basement furniture sid board dining tables, chairs
carpets &c val liable assortment Of kitchen utensils
numerous other housekeeping articles all Of best
ton, made TO or der and taken excellent Of
Order of sale with the fur niuve of the bee
thea the psrors last the baeemept aud kitchen
There fac hall anhorn oil cloth side tables and mats
and excellent stair carpets Included
The furniture be early the day Of sale.
ma Sins THOS. BELL Auctioueer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-29
Court or Common Pleas.
Before Judge Inslis.

MARCH 2s.-JPiiam Mir rs: Leonder C. Hail.
Assaun and Battery-The parties kept at the hard
ware store No. 20 Catherine street, and both claim
ed to be owner Of it., one having his sign outside
and the other inside of the store. Oae evening in
February, 1884, the defendant said he wished to shut
up, and desired plaintiff, with other persons, to 60
out. The plaintiff refused, averring that he had as
much right there Hall himself, and even more, as
il was understood that Hall had sold out to him. -
Hall threatened if he did not 60 out he would make
him against the door, and compelling him to leave.
Hall locked the door inside, but Mix went home,
went to bed. and probably dreamt of vengeance, as
he entered proceedings in Chancery, and broke up
for plaintiff, $50 damages, which carries like
amount of costs.
For plaintiff, Messrs ]. c. Newkirk and d. Gould.
Theron Rudd and c. G. Hubbard for defendant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-29
Passengers Arrived.
HAvANA-ship Norns-J TaJ lor, Bait, Hcchawar
RE, Loysnar, L Down.
PassenRers saiied.

LrvsRooL-Psckst ship William Brancker, lady
Ave shdren and servant Of NYort Mrs William wsIwiek
e NYo. WIN PsIl1. q Msss0 wmF Booth and lazy q
Neyu., Of NYork; 81 oue Coz, bearer Of desg.ehss
from Honduras; Thomas Young NYork Thomas Gssop,
q fh,d John Collins, kYol william kssnsdy bearer
PhiIdephs; James Moriee NYok Edw Lilhad, do; Hugh
Whitel LsxiD9ton, KY Shsridaa Mpsprat, Livsrpoo
NYSr Mra Kerr Montreal bearer Of ds:psishs: # IN
sinent Blit.h Amy; T Mines Mexco Col Bsyku, bear
Of dispatches from United Suites Mobile; VIM Dsmsron
YORK + { a IT, u.