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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
1iluS. JOHNSON. Executors
JOHN hEICALFE. Lucy Quarics.


LAND FOh NAisHs
nNtlc 10Th % July n fair Do nor me fair day the
~ subscriber Will offer for sale, me plantation upon
which hc resides. ur Wills River 30 miles frnm
the Court House. aut from Curisyic from which pac
ptoiuce &C. sent hv ell the wear
Tho tract contains $50 acfcs about s. NJ which is fine
low grounds ~ exceedingly we'll wafcrri the river
ruunin- through s whole length. aui sUfrrs Boo every
trlL There s an Af.c aut Peach Orchard. suI choice
collection of other huc Fruit
Ihc nWc'Huc House BE- vcty c.mmodi.rs, having z
rooms sud auastufut There is. af-o rvcrv ur-c4s-v
ou luu ire 1r tno comfortable atcomro sln of .ami.
ly. He whole iu 1oof rrp1ir.
Persons irsrnus Of securing AM elegant and healthy
rcsi'crrrt would io well fn examine fhis place
Al opportunity 90 sfcl will nc offered tho ruf-r11rr.
en- rnro rnsee gwen anou the ri of Nrsrrrrrr
IENNs-puc-ilti un Doc of september. tnI me ta.
auro ir fwu annual iusfsirirgfs
rr fnftgfFa aaron TkftUfru
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10

II the sales be not completed the frs day they vii
be continued from day 10 day. until completed
JAMES PEARCE, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
JAMES PBALEN q co.., .uanagsrs,
RICHMOND. Va.

JAMES PBALEN o. co.., Managers,
RICHMOND. Va.
School Fund Lottery, Class 6O-To be drawn by the Sc
creiaty OF state of X. L. saturday June lin scheme
prize Of sOnO. l0OO, ssO 6O6O 4nO0 3un eiGl = Of
Asc OF 1901 Of 1900, OF 1912 10 of 1000 10 OF ej 2I
oISo. ~ Nos-l3 drawn. Tickets sl2-shares in pro.
Ceruheae Of package CT wholcs. ..........sI30 90
Do............. do. halves. ............65 90
po.....-....... do. ..quartcTs............3l %
Do.... ....... do. eighths. ..........,IG Is
Grant Consolidated Lottery Class No 10 To be drawn
June ioth ISL schene-a prizes OF 10000. 2S2i -
OF lOO,0of 500. % Of 300 800 Of 100 IS Nos-li drawn
Tickets s5-saares In proportion.
portion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No I6-To be drawn
At Wilmington, Del June 23d. lSi2-Scheme-i prize OF
50 90 coo 3OO 1872 200 of 600 % 400 Of 80 OF DO
10 Nos-l2 drawn. Wholes sS-shares in proportion
Certificate Of package Of wholes slC0-shares In pro.
portion. -
no Persons at distance may be assured that their
orders will be promptly and faithfully auendcdto.
All communications consIdeTed and I'D strictly con
hdcntial.
All prizes sold in Lotteries will be eashed on pIesen.
taiion. Address
THO. II BIGGER
Una " Managcrs' Agent Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10


NNbm nH occfsi1nt o give uoffe that been con.
w sandy on hfni, stoves. Crates anti C1usrt Ran.
COZ 1I srit fhW are rcHeusv used 200 lnIa utfEef
n' ouf own manufacture. witch will sclIon Co. .uai c
Irtuf AI.n. M0ts AEtcWfuraI Furnaces tor .ranl.nr
i''i i'r SO H. which Will sell ihc fnInuft.
pfrr. airt 1thna tlc expenses. Tin stove and
rHrN Ton N1n1i1cforv, ncat thc neii Tavern who're OH
Kinds nt work boz huc will hc fnr~ ON tr ftai rea.
s0nthc terms 1ud ~ the shortest notice Roofnr WITH Tin
"f tn-pcg Nurrrinf, etc. A Weller.
ans RchmHu.. W.
TO lurn GrH.iusn tuf ~atHh O. swtfc, anI NHHtm
w tdwudl- a you arc noi mhabranfs ot uI. Com
iu'nweat linus give notice Thar The l-I day ~
lhia month"; atihr Washington T1vcrn iu Rrftuor tsha
akc ne dcuoelous ut S.rrhnt tmmp. EfNfn Worm
~ icny w Noncurc, ~ Green, Nurbofn Homer and
Hf.Ra relative tn Crraiu mtficr of nfr1Vrfsy now
,P,nln9 sni undetermined ln fhc SUPERIOR Govt ~
Tr'nccy Of uc Richmnnd Cffrnf. ir which am pstn-
"l 'gl y u AMI others arc dcfcnt1ufs
le 3 WV iu-trU WOopSON
(NoFEEE-Ao bsgs G.cen Coffee. in storc-i, ssic.
- la FRV 60
y NfIboFE FOH AHsENIC- ti,truet 500
qu'utc of lfCn, the nnlf Fuogn anioe fr arsenic.
freshly prepared and for ale
ic9 coTocS 49, 5000" ,S" R,cs,
EAMtIN FLOUR, Of superior qualify ,o1 sale.
20 RolALL tMORGAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10

TUE p'src formerly occupied by Mr nlyI It's
Il situate ON lhe road caiinI to p1wcls Tavetn-ds.
lance, slHu3 miles itom the Capfol Cousirs ru actca
lant There BE-, on the place, new sfort br.s hnu e
on, houses &c Aso inc quality Of the Land, refer
ma5it e BOYD FnMoNp & pAvrNrnRr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
BY DABNEY & CAUTaoRN-

MANOFACTURlNG MILL FOR SALE
NE un1erstgned will sell public auction oo FrI,v
me iuth OF June, 1872 tho unexpircd term mn ~
nas OF lease on that part OF the public Armory In b,s
~ loieiy knosn as the Burning Mil II is now 6fi "a
up @s manufacturing MIL with fnur pair OF stones AMI
ia SUPERIOR oriet Loo making EJur. The rrachinerv Will
lease will expire 10 1915. - a'' 'u'
Terms OF sale.-l31 in cash and the bafa,re In ,,y
equal payments, on a credit Of and mon,bs III 'N'
VIM II DICKINSON
ma 81 dtds - LII All sou smell.
will be coDduetedby - ~ anu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10

EEATHERs-Ss bss, Geese Fsa,hsr.-for..'e
II is2 J n GOKDON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07
ITtiE NOS Er ]

Fsom 70 assitse IN he subject Ia he kseh
'noAa czpilsf, " s4srass 'lls folsssins Hats
Where are Aha innense IRON mines az
Virginia and hsf extensive cost ields -
Are they 10 femsin idle Tie nuxtbe
Of blast fGrnades III existence In lS4g. Al
10 The interior 81 Virginia inE,he rom.
ties bqrderingIop she Blue Ridge and ID
the Vslley, nnTbeFed 52 which produced
q. 500 tons otpig iron per aonum, valued
al @19o, eco. 10 former years wasship.
ped piglron 10 latgeh9nsntiiies TO the North.
ern establishmentsn Now there Is nci
enough brougA, down the Canal TO supply
the mandfactoFiesfof our city, even Gun.
tailedBss their orersilons are. WHY !.
This ! tits stsause Scotch and EpglEsl
From ehnbe IN tptted aod ssld here II from
S;s3 ID SIS Psr,oh--w ihs very lew.
est sun d which ~ can Ne DELIVERED ID
market here from The forges Of The moua-
:aias i SIS, and there IS no profit al thai
A few Blast furnaces, ATE still 10 epefasiop,
10 the hope thEt Congress may DO some
thing 10 pro.ect Them iron this inllex 81
he foreign ayilelei but If That something
is not done whba Twelve mentls, We
venture 70 prsalctEtheFe will no,lbs sin,
Gle blast fulnate i'll ths State. Ada lhus
will have beenlost an annual pFoductaus
ont 81 The bowels of ihei earth Of neaI )
millions Of dollars. f Il
NoF il VirkiniR prepared for this -
Will She qeieilg tff g important a'soOroe
of production completely cut offa We
believe ho.---aad Net. iflJhe Con pTouiise
Tsritftbe adherkl Is, shch must De The lei
spl'; sni mensEho repre- Ell, the State al
Washington are endeasoring to keep i
ID existence.s
| This feature is exhibited in other de-
scripiions Or irbn. Bar lion has declined
10 price until die profits upon its manu-.
N1acture are hatdly any thing at all Il
has fallen from SID5 and SIl0 per ton,
% $50 and 500. The duty, on pig iron
i is now $40 per ton. and On, bar Sis
Thisfts accouhteyF for when we RELIEF
fbqw long the iron producing eountIles Q
Europe have been engagedIa business, OF
their superior skill and advantages de
rived ffom experiences, and, above all To,
dhsapness Of Elsbor. Good workers il
I iron ii EnglsPa feceiye 81 S. cents pc
i tnn, while 81 Pefton i The ffowest pic,
paid ii This cogntrN Besides. 10 England
coal and iron preIinN juxiaposi,ion--heF,
\ they Are separated. aaJ found 10 regions
some distance from each other R1
will any man ..saystthatA our iron mine,
must do un work ed-lhAtsoiF fnIlinJ mill
and fpFnaces b oskstopg and Mat we mus
be wholly dfpendent 90 England Russii
and SReden? 0f allastieles, il isNhe mos
important that weshodld produce oVrowr
IRON 5In case of Waf, " hat would Be GU
\ situation if our fnEnaces were abandoned
and opr mines aesefteds Particularly
nov when iron is ~ much more than ever
ih anyRage, used. fpr purposes 81 WARP
s [Wehave already ppblsshetl a statement, sub
joined ID The ahofe astfeld, showing The iron pto
auctions Of giAias1 vi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

i gives us pleasure 10 slate, for The IN.
formation Of our readers, that eyeryindi.
cation assures US thatthe msjoriiies 10 both
Houses of Congress are determined Ia
pefseyere. 10 the face ofevery obstacle, ID
the discharge 81 their duty, and 10 pass,
before this sessions brought to a close, /
Tariff of Dulies and Imposts such asIshall
be calculated 10 neetthe wants OF the Col
vernment and the wishes OF The People. y
TIE vote ia The House of Representatives
yesterday: ppon the question of receiving
a proposition TO fix upon day for adj /
journment, shows that msioritylof th al
body will not at present consent TO enter4
tain any proposition 10 that effect, Or even
TO allowjt 10 be made the subiectIo of con-
sideration.. When we reflect upon theE
advance Of the season. the oppressive head
which now prevails, and the great anxietyf
ofthe Members after SO long an absence.
TO Be at home and about their private al
fairs. this determination argues a cons.an-
cy and 6fIhness Of pbrposs which cam
hardly BE TOO much appiauded., III
Nat. Int. JulT2. hi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07
Correspondent III Ms BqllInore .9,atrieen.
NEw HoRxl 1JolvF i. s. A. M.

NEW YORK 9niy l, q "A, M.
We have % pfwsBof ANY importance
this morning. The accounts from Proy-
dence show to1clasively that all the
troubles1ars over. and anorder is publish
ed byE General -Mc.ksHs disbandipg the
troops wbo>are tHafkedlfpr their patriotic
services AlEost all iheE troops have re-
turned 10 Provided ce, bringing with them
aUopt HI5U pLIsonrrs. flheY were mos,
cordially welcomed BY THE inhabi,snts 81
Providence, who tsrned out en- aasse e
receive them. handkerchief waving
and apeuec, S hover Of bouquets falling
over them ashley PASSED along The streets.
The ~ OMEN oF RHopE EIsLANp have NO
sympathy withftraitofs they are tiae as
steel. \ tHsk,
The PsoYidsnes Journal thinks that
Dom Is on hisfway 70 Canada pia Massa-
chuseils., l4s.F
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

anon 81 lhe gritsoas Erones which had jmpell-
Cd then 30 IhfaG az skeil allegiance 10 The cIexn
cf Geofte The Third thai Sc had refused his
hssen. 10 laws he most wholesome and necessa-
s1y for The public good D. No. sir NpF i i the
spirit which snialafes ihsir deseendanfs Sir.
| have seea ene0eh Of This congress % Know that
twill Dc rs dnig ~ kass seen spdieiknt mann
l festat5oss ia LIS proceedings ~ neral courage.
lof 6tmsess % patpa.f. 81 devotion ID lhe pub
NE veal; or lofty hefeisa 81 character, 70 know,
that come What may. they a. leas, will BE- tfue
70 their country. and spare 20 Effort To preserve
sacred and Insioiale The rights and li5er:ies d
that Poodle who coasll0u on they are ssdrn L
protect and defend
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

The Fsasonihgs Of The Veto Message appear
to Us 70 be as weak and puerie as The Veto scI
itSelfis lmpolilic and rash. But hDwtyefil nfy
be REGARDED whtn considered 10 itself, o. 10 COZ
4neclipn with Is author, il derives importance
from The Iamentabie consequences that may De
spprehsnded ftom ITS effects upon Inc interests
Of the esuhiry.. The power OF endurance must
be still further tested; The pubic patience must
stand new trails; and ihis.iasI indiciloD comes
with aggravsd bltletness from ihe ctpsideralIan
Of It's source. The dsAbled hen, lapguid and
GeebHe, received with csmness the sFurns Of the
horse, and the sharp launlng III he fox Gut
his spirit sunk in merAicA,ien and shame when
be found himself kicked Sy We ass
Bah .gIas5iear
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

Ohio and Henry Clag-A great Cen.
veniioh ofthe wings Of Ohio VS. held 4
Lebanon on the l0;h, number, present
being estimated from 5 10 5000.
The delegations Of the diiierentltoWns
came, as Of Old. With tlieif bands d. tmu-
sic. their Gags and banners thrown 10 ihs
breeze. and NUMEROUS as ihsy we're. they
All found comfortable quarters. latch slfihss
10 abundance being outside the doors.
Gov. Corwin made . great speeeh. and
was followed BY many Others. one efiwhom
Mr|Schenek Of DAyion, 10 conclsdiao his
speech sad ne ~aseatiusied by The Wings
?. nionigomery county 10 propose sbsi
HENRY Clay Be nominated iof - peel
deney; and be called u,,on the Evh;o. Il
Hsmillon. Bu,Ier. Warren. CI;ns.n Al;
ami CFsen. Clarke. aud other reunsies
represented. % respond the;r h.,l,v
nens Which was dene with united. voice.
Belimsss -Rss.Fisu.! Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

: H p
WHirE STEED or the PRAIRIEs Mr. KEN
dali, Of the New Ofeans Piesytine. ID giving
some account Of what be saw and suffered ia
his lateexpedition wards Santa Fe, which re-
suited in Imprisonment at Mex leo. After no.
ticing aoeks of small white horses III The frairiss.
\ he adds the following:
Many stories are told of large white
horse that has been seen often in the vi
entity Of the Cross Timbers, and near The
Red River. Tile has never been known
TO gallop, but PAGES even faster than any
horse that has been sent out after him can
run; and SO game and untiring is the
| /" White Sliced Of t4eE Praiyies, Z for he is
NWelfknown to trappets and traders byEibat
name, that he. has Tired down no less than
Three race nags sent out expressly 10 catch
IlhimNwith Mexican rider. The latter
had nothing but ldsso or iariGt with him,
a long rope made either Of horse hair or
hemp, and -whiohthe Mexicans with gre at
dexterity; but although he took fresh
horse after firing one down. be was never
near enough the noble animal to throw q
Hslip, moose over his bead. or even 10 drive
Nhim into canier. lie has been know n 10
II P"s a'lo - - r. " atift Wy minutes anu
fca AZ keep up TINS rate hour alter hour, or
lHun'll DC has Tired down whatever may be
,Isn chase. Large sums have been offered
ito'any one " 10 would catch bin, and the
attempt has frequently been made; but
be still roams his native praifies in free.
dom, SOLITARY and alone. One Of the hun
fters even went SO Tar as to tell me that be
was too proud TO be seen in company with
the other mustangs, being beautiful ami :
fmai Of far beftersaction than those of bis
Traces but this part Of The story Il could not
make il conveniently believe al The lime 1"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

nads o. ~ fn. 81 Auens. nsil Il seems 70
ne very clear, Ihlt this enn.ifuciio1 8 equslly
esrtne6us ani dsnterous a. ID eoald Divert from
.1ke Treasury . fund ssefcdiy pledged for he
henertl rntboses II he Gorernnsnt il The ereng
II . rala oi duiy Above Ivenly PER ceni- being
FOND neseassTy Tor a economical s6niinislfa-
non Of Ne GoEef1menL IF
Ths bib en5ef eonsidersilon = designed -
unly ! temporary measure, and leus q iemPors-
" measure, passed mefsiy for The eonvenisnef
% Ccnefesl. i made 70 sfee; TIE viisl pnrelpie
81 N faporiantsrt. u he prcyiso q NE nes q
Srptsmber, l5l I ,.ean Be suspended for Whole
Deriod or 4 tenpeRsrY Law, Why Dcg Cor The whole
r<riod <of 4 permanent is1i A. doubt may Be
eel eniekTsined d fseI. according 70 strict legal
rules, whether lie condition having been thus
expressly Suspended By this bill. and rendered
linapplicsbte 70 . ease where Il would Otherwise
have eleaSly applied. will not 10 eoasidefed a.
ever AFTER satisfied ard gone. witho1i exPfsss-
| ins any decided opinion % this point. see
enough 10 Il 10 jostify ne 10 adbefinF 70 The Law
a. III sisnds. In preference 10, subjeethg eondi.
tion 50 sjsxay affecting he peace Or The coVniry
AMI 80 1olsmnly enacted at Amemeatous crisis
ard 80 stszdfssiIy adhered 10 eyer sinee, aDc a
fepleie II adhered 70 with good y every lniefes
81 The eousay. . doubtful OF eaptsQus inietPre.
aiiion. xxi
10 discharglng ihe nleh GUY nus iDPoseo u
me By she consiitgtion, repeal 10 he HOUSE NJ
entire Willingness 10 eo-op<rs;s il all 6nApela
measures Of constitutional character, which Il
us wisdom i, may judge necessary and proper /
Etesesiablish ihe credit Of rhe gexefnmfni. ] b
fieve sbai. The pFpteees Of The sales 81 the pubil
lands being resIcred 10 The Treasury, or moi
lpsopsfIy 70 speak The yrosiso ~ lhr act IN Sep
Eiem5er. 1881. being permitted y remain 10 ~
force. a tariff Of dulies may easily be adjusted
shieh. while il win yield afesenue SUFFICIENT i
m6iaisin The government in viroF W Iesiefio
Ats eiedlI. will AFFORD ample protection. and 10
fuse new life iotp al our ma fact nring esiab
iishmsnis The condition Of The ecunIry call
for such legislation, and t1E.ll afford me tn
most sincere pleasure 10 cooperate, ia il. :.
JOHN TYLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07
THE RHODE ISLAND WAR EaDED
II AGATv III

Il tH.3%-
After twolor three weeks agitation, and the
collection Of lOleraSIe force. Gov. Dot has
been aesneoned by many Of bis follo~erss add
has again hel the State. One 81 bis for,i6ca-
lions was caplhrrd by Col Brown. withogs re-
sisiasce. The following docansen, from pas
has been promulgated, and puIs Az end 10 IT, re-
belliens
GLducEsrER, II T.. Juae 9Th, 1870.
4 HavineEeeeived such information as induces
me 10 believe that majority oTthe friepdsof The
Peoples Constitution dTsappruye Of any fntlher
forcible measures for ibs supportI and helteSinr
that the con4ict Of arms would, therefore, under
existing ercpanSances be but ) personal cnalro-
versy among difAIeol portions cf our citizens. 1
hereby dilect The miliiSfy here assembled. ID be
dismissed hyl .heir respkenve olicers
T.lW. DORR, Cem4aenasy~ia chisf.
Gov King had made supl. preparations foF
mainisining the sppfeHsey Of shs law, and every
friend 10 order uilirsiaite al ehsppy terrninA-
ZION Of an leasonabIe sl,emp,s 10 subveis he
governmets. Three Of four uien, however, aos,
their I:fesIin ,he hurlyIburly,
Many 81 Tie Influential me6 Or the snffaee
party published. on ne 25h uiiipo, heir sSsui-.
escenee I'm the act Of de General Assembly. au-
thorizins call for a new eonvsntiea~to frame a
constitution, : aud reeommended ! like aeesiies-
cenes on The Par Of shsir friends. AM GOV
qais,. fH !.
Gov King has lssuedEa Proclamation, incfeas-
ing The reward for Doris apprehension 10 Eiss
7lsussna Doiiars.
Ths.New York san u saturday morninx has
The follow ins paragraph:
4 is said TIA, Dorrlbas beef captured ii
Williamsburg, Massachusetts; and taken
back yesterday afternoon 10 Prosidebte.
4 i u ihs sis.nbdll New Haven.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

Eleven pears ago Wool was. worth from so 10
70cenls Itis nov dull sale al 25 cents Al
that limes a wholesome Tariff exis,ed-4sow,
Tie Fssmefs have The benei, Of pariial3affee
trade.ns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

/ HARrEsT.-Ihe farmers Of dis county srr
nos in he mida Of their harvest; and more -
sandant crop VA never perhaps gathered II bne
season than ill Be- thiA The same may Be sid Of
Frederick county. @iih the exception of some Of
TIE iota q Wheat IL The nmrd.ats yicinity of tp-
chester. shish hase materially snlfrtssl from rust
The corn eFoPin Frederick epaaly looks exceedingly
~eIE &FT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

We ftgfe. 10 learn tha, Thos w vElzEY,
Ex-Gorelnsr Of NM, land, died athis resaaeaes
in Cecil County, MA co Friday last II s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

/ 4 3
The New York American Of E{Eicay afternoon
says
The confidence expressed bs the Presi.
dent that existing laws are sufficient lp EN-
able the Custom House to coliectdaties,
will moi be accepted as law BY importers;
Of whom some, We learn, have resolved
only 70 pay under protest, and to insttu;e
suits'immedistly for The recovery 81 what.
ever is thus paid, Nj
One effec; Of tbe loss Of this Temporary
bill will be. that4he provision for the dill
tribuiion Of The proceeds fro,n ahe sales n
Ahe Public Lands must go into effect thil
dsy; and the States-such Of them as ARR
willing TO accept it, atleast, and there afe
some (vnginia being of ihs number1 tha
refuse will receive their quota Of what
ever has been paid into the Treasury du-
ring the past year from The Land Offices
| The New York Journal Of Commerce of Fri
day, 2 P. NJ. has the following:
K The DufieS The Collector or ibis porA
has received orders 10 collect duties atths
rates Of twenty per cent. On The fair cast
value Of the merchapdize ID The market
that value TO be determined BY tbe sp.
lpraisers. The apPtaisment is not 70 be
upon forced sales. but upon such sales Al
good merchant would make, This i.
the basis Of future proceedings. n
The Philadelphia Inquirer or Saturday says
n We learn that the duties paid yesterday
At the Custom House, were nearly all pro,
tested against, ana that the merchants ate
sustained. 10 this course BY the written
/ opinions Of some Of the FIRST lawye ID
the State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07
TaE TARIFF, DUTIES, &c--Ths Ph

THE TARIFF, DUTIES, &e.-Ths Phlla-
delphia North A~sricah.Of Friday says II
Yesterday some 81 the merchants
seemed 10 be little puzzled about enter
ine goodsIat the Custom Honse on and
after to-day. a circular hss4 been sent
from The Treasury Departmehfto thf Col.
lectors Of The different ports, directi1g
lhe.n TO- receive in cash 20Fper cent. On
Elhe horre vsluAiion of The goods entered.
Our cps ufsSs rsS ~. v. y s4y. tov..l.- w
the merchants. We learn. intenaHo enter
their goods under 4 Protest, contendinp
| that the late Revenue laws having ceased
goods are therefore now admitted e Dut,
freq
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

r
Running time 66 hours; distance 90 miles, cost SCI
IN connection With this subjective quote
The following paragraph from the Nashville
Wing, announcing snimprovementint tia
travelin that qusEfer
. Theaime coasnaasa In trsveisiae from Nash
Vile TO Cincinnati alter The Isl Of july Nill be
shortened about Il hours under the new mail
coach arrangements between tins cay and Leu
issiIie; 50 that tile whole trip from Nashville TO
Baltimore will be abridged 81 hours, nearlv a
day and half''
~ The Wheeling Gazette Says
I" The great c,airal route is attracting all the
travel, Our stage companies send out every
morningsix or eight full loads Of passengers.
and have been induced to make arrangements
for the accommodation ef still larger number
We hays consersed With number ofsgenie-
men who have lately come on from the east, and
they represensthe route as decidedly superior %
any they shave ever travelled over This Is Ger.
tainly the CASE and yet il viii be infinitely be,-
ter 10 few months when the rail road is com
2leted 10 Cumberland. !"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07
rRUrrs Or TuENyETO.

The Wing conventioaNQf Maine have noIhinal
cd HfSzr .clAr .or Tho Presidency.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

Lard Oils Quoted ia The Cincipn.,i y.
pers Al 81 % cents per eallor. Fer he
purposes q nachi1trY and iocomoiivesilis
gropon1ced equal p the best Sperm aes.i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

"TPe annualFftsheep, shearing" at Nah
tucket Mass, cane Off lsst week. The
Islander says that some NINE or ten thou.
sand sheep have been stripped 81 their
feeces, and The shearing has been more
profitable than amy one ID several years,
Tie feIeces being iseh and.heavy. About
one hundred sheep died in consequence
Of e|siorm "a TBnrsdsylnighi..