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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20

1866 pzes-a97l blanks-or, about Prize 70 hhs 81 g.
Tickets only s5-Haves 81 50Quarten 50 .
D The price of certificate OF package Of 20 Of
the above splendid Lottery Is only Sl69 al s5
l6cals OF 26 eishtls only so 10; and certificate
may druw the five highest prizes <..a.. In the 3so''
SPLENDID Lottery constantly for sale at the once Of
on Man, and door below corners Ma ana 4n a nromp
tim: and AZ soon a. The drawing over, an account
asn 10 ali who order from Address, p,.huond, Va
]. g. GREGORY CO.. hsnase"' A''A lII-wv
ApTle
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JAMES & GEORGE WINSTON,

JAMES g. GEORGE WINSTON,
Commission .Nerchants-R Richmond, Virginia.
REYKRrScEE
f F;: $;::; ; g.; s" Boston
S e." :: S s!i;" Co. g. Philadelphia
5 } ;; Is s,ad S" "~ York.
Thos w Pairo Washington.
Lambeth Lambeth !. p Mckenzie .ssrs.a'..
: e: :: f.: :3;;: CO. '.>
Wilson Sons NstK
Jas. Smoot Georgetorn.
Andrew Lcech,
Nm 1ys, d L|ppineO''' Pts''a's' Pa
F 4f@,; b. y M Ieas; s"4af''a, Ohio.
H Harm ,os.! hs'd es Martha, Ferry Ohio
Crew Cook, Richmond, Ohio.
SssesSa Lands : aSstE' Co, rss o,l.....
Thomas B. Winston,
Lemuel Jones, .M. Pleasant Ohis.
WIN. Martin & Co., CireieuAe, ohis.
Morn n < r c Tnsd Cincinnati, oais.
Robert Campbell, ST. Loxit, Mo.
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~ Herald and whig will please copy.

Union HOTEL GeOrgetern, D. C.-This wrlIknown ara
~ extensive establishment situated the Of brdse ahc
Washington streets lately in the occupancy of Cob Osborn a'
been rented by the subscriber for Of years and has on
gone thorough repair and general cleansing avn. bren
y painted whiewashed &C., and also entirely refurnshea-
Public patronage Ia now respectfully solicited.
The subscriber entering upon The various duties which %
volve upon one In such an undertaking. only pledge '
that every attention shall be paid render comfortable all VIC
may favor him with CALI and he feels confidence ira.
will be able provide and prepared his guests such %
commodaiions " i'll be satisfactory.
His stables extensive and they will be kept well sue'
for such As may want accommodations In that way
For such person. desire put up the house "a
short time travelling North South omnibus wall be sep
attendance 1T the arrival of the Washington c To hf
thcm free of EXPENSE To this place. and viii aso convey %
back IN the same way when they wish Leave and The s
bring persons wishing to come to Georgetown.
The sua on of this house is such, from the spaciou'r" o.
its construction afford accommodation for much co.
tom than can reasonably be claimed for it, yet from it, piH
the Presidents liuise the Departments and Public Once
geer with other inducements, such its freedom n'
noise and busic and The difference the of ta
this and any other establishment In Washington e AZ
fodng equal accommodation the proprietor hopes ncr "
A. G.. TEBBITS, Georgetown, D.
NAV IL 2-aR
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p TALIAFERRo, ATTORNEY At Law, having located him
sefa Columbus, Mississippi, will promptly and carefully
discharge all business entrusted 10 him.
Rrrrsrscrs-David w. Barton Winehsas- Tdi John hart
Fredsiekssurgi William Green Culp7r Hi Lewis B. WI
lams Orongs Hi James W. 6aondee C@GTIskssr6 Jsqush
P. TaPQ, Rishuss@
Feb. % WsAnnm
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E4seatsrs 5a,s af tat4ast. ard bes!fas,.

I'm TUESDAY, The 7e!h day Of june nc:t, ,ft,,,u
W next fair day will Offer for sse on ,hs az ho. The
sr, containing about 725 "dei tnn.
This land, intersecied by the Falmouth and Dumc,.
is in healthy and fertile region, about miles
fourshing village Of Warrenton, and five six from ,e The
in high state Of cultivation and improvement f and
will sell the whole in body, divide il into three t,,
oIows Between the Falmouth and Dumfes roads hs, a.
$50 acres-on this, is the Mansion House, with The az
out buildings, and commodious barn and stables Mar
100 acres of this we'll tmbeed On the Tuks m
side of the Falmouth road there $40 acres on which M
Grs MILL in good repair 100 OF this tract are he,y
bcred about 50 in meadow, and the remainder in blur
clover On the opposite side of the Dumfres are m
This part of the received less attention than ,b
former divisions consequently, is not in so high state Of cub
walton: but from the character Of the soil Susceptible
and rapid Improvement On this likewise, is an abuud,p
timber and a large quantity Of valuable pine. N
All of these well watered.
Terms Of Sae-A credit Of one, two and three years, Y
interest from the day Of January, ls3 which lime D
will be given the purchaser having The privilege se.
in the Fall Bond, satisfactory security, and deed Of t
will he required o the payments. r
~ Persons wishing examine the farm will on H..
ector living in Wanenton, who will show them lhr land ~,
its boundaries. SAML Is. FISHER -"
Executor Of Samuel Fisher, decrs.r,I
April 80 Il7-u,r'
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J. G. GREGORY & Co.., Managers.

Most Splendid Lottery, TO be drann May q, ls4!
Capital $50 600 500, C6O-S12 5000 OF s., 300 &C.
IS drawn nos in each package nf Of tickets :, 81.
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY, Extra Glass No. a. b
determined by the drawing OF the Union Lottery Cia" 70
be drawn Alexandra, C., Saturday, May 2 lsi2
her attrr.-l5 drawn b,IIofs
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In the United States for the Eastern District of Virginia

In The United States Cont Eastern Dsrc Of Virginia
18th April, 1912.
the matter Of bankruptcy William H. Morgan Of the coun-
j IL of CHESTERFIELD The Eastern Virginia District
The said William Morgan has decreed Bankrupt
by Court having filed petition, PRAYING for his discharge
s ordered That thereof be published IN newspaper
printed city Richmond days at least before The
day of July next when hearing WIZ he had on me sara pe.
who have proved their debts and other in interest," may
apuear in tim. and place, and show cause any they
have why the prayer said petitioner should not be granted
HENRY GIBSON, elk.
Apr Is Iio-"H
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I'm the United for the Eastern District OF virginia.
May 10Th, 1912
IoMAs SPENCER, of the city Of Richmond having hled
petition praying that he may be declared bankp ~ Is
ordered that an persons claiming he creditors OF the SAID mo
mas Court The 9Th day OF June next
why said Thomas Spencer be not declared BANKRUPT puf
the act Congress behalf and that copy o TINS
order published in the newspapers according TO tile lind ana
24th Rules Of Court.
IVY HENRY GIBSON, elk.
.., 2-w5w
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ITO AGRiCrLTuRlsTs.-I would respectfully invite The
Farmers generally call at the Store Of Mr. Richard Mas
sic, Main street, above the Bell Tavern, Rcmont
where they may model OF newly patented Plough Tie
following certificate from of the best judges pug
and their operations, in the county Of Hanover
May II, 1912. GEO. WATT, Alabama.
OLD CHURCH, Has. c. H., Val
May 18th, si!. I
We the undersigned have this day witnessed The snecess
performance of Waits Cuff Brace and Guare Plough aud
pleasure recommending the Farmers generally
We believe has all the advantages that other plough.
and in addition the fnIowine:tha Of giving dram and land
and taking away without any labor tools except wie
which is attached to the plough Also, believe that ir
less liable to choke, account Of It's construction, than
other in nsc-that all kinds OF shaped mnudboards ~
attached To ttat the stocking will not he than half thu
labor nj the generality Of Others and that
plough may he made upon this principle than o,hrr
alteration which Eny be necessary 10 be made may be done IN
very few minutes BY the pIonghboy. We uber te
eve, that eIcels NIL other ploughs in simpryinscmun
that the farmer can put the stocks To- them himself
Juhn NJ Anderson, Robert Anderson, J. Chadch Jonph
Tyree, Robert Wade Benjamin Tyree, j. Earnest Ioha b.
Thomas, VIM. Davenport James Lany James D. Elicit Groh
Via, William Gibson John $ Atkinson Richard G. smith, Rh
ard.on T. Hare John Hare Henry D. Gentry, John Bahsl Jas
E. King, Ezekiel s. Tally, NJ. A.
May 10 2-w4w
tt.ro nd hto,
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33,622,252 %
For the year 1913.
Civil, foreign intercourse,
and miscellaneous, mi
htary and naval S2l SIS %
Permanent appropriations 932 0UO 90
Debt due by corporate CT
ties 1872 900 90
Parts of the old public
debt 5000 90
Three and FIVE per cent
fands due to the States $4,000 90
Interest payable in 1913
on loan 100000 90
Redemption of Treasury
notes, including in,eres, 100000 90
-- 32,l53658 95
For The year lSli.
Civil, foreign intercourse,
and miscellaneous, MI
Ltary and naval S24, f2f,33S %
Permanent appropriations 932, Geo 90
Debt due by corporate CT
ties $4,000 co
Parts of the old public debt 5000 90
Three and five per cent
funds due TO the States 100000 90
Interest payable in 1874
on loan 1908, 900 90
Principal Of the loan, pay
D''e 'A"'' = ,-~-,- $685., os5 So
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INV HNU IUUNIHf HfI Wf.NUFh IIUNY,
Cary Street, three doors qJore the Columbian Ko.,
Richmond, Va.
II. ANTHONY still continues TO sell Hats al the fo.loai
y . low prices:
Plain Russia Brush Hats from 81 50 to S. Silk Hats,
fine fur bodies, proof, from 81 SO 10 s. So Boz H
from 81 IS S1 Fur Caps from 81 SlD; Gentlemen, ~ y
Caps, from 50 3d. together with assortment Of Men,
Boys HAIR Seaet and Glazed Caps, black and drab Wool G
wholesale and retail Terms-Cash.
p =. lie keeps during the Summer large assortmen, Of L
horn, Palm Leaf, Straw and Willow Hats, suitable ol ali a,e
N. y. Hats made order
January Isl. 1912 73-wI,.
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POETRY.
"Mrc4 rlT rrM.IS, rrsrsc."
DIR cnINTRN

W We clip from The New Haven LEICESTER lhs following palI
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REYNOLDS CHAPMAN, Clerk
or Orange Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancsr.
Anrl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-01

u The Star will please, Tor the sake OF mysti-
lying its own position, not 10 understand as ad.
yosaiing any othor than n Protective 4 arif, en-
braeing protection TO every branch OF American in.
d5slry-ihat of the Farmer, the Mechanic, the La
borrr and the Manufacturer. Protective Tariff
means no less Than fostering aud encour, sng eve
~ department of American Industry, with which
foreign psuper labor can compete, and has in view
rs the main object, the preservation Of the laboring
man ofthe United States from the low anil degrad
cd condition Of The industrious classes Of foreign
nations. Such "a Tariff has thus far pres, rived Us
from the mourniul condition Of these nations and
now, as we are app oaching towards free trade by
the operation Of the compromise ac:, the industry
Of the country begins to languish-rhe money that
should go into the bands of the American laborer
abroad purchase foreign articles and ths system
coaiinued bungs nothing to us Tor our conso laton
but dull markets, want of employment, low wages
low prices. poverty, and dependence. To avoid
results so sad, we 60 for Protective Tariff, and
would let foreign "iHdusiry take care of ITSELF
The Star takes ground against such Protection
in common with all the locofoco papers in Yer
mont. II cannot we'll avoid il, iuasmueh as the
party which it supports, throughout the Union
goes against protection, aud small portion oil il
for undisgnised flee trade and direct taxation
We should like to the Star publish the ;, hole
Of the speeches of McKeon, Rheu anc Aiherton--
leaders Of its party in The House-upon the ques
ton Of reference. The Star no doubt "fees il to
be delicate subject'-aud so il s-for there il
great danger that those Of the Republican school
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-01

rate and distinct sets ofbooks;o and record
in one sci all transactions respecting the collection
keeping and discussing Of the public revenue, and
transmitting The public moneys from place TO place
for the service of tho Government; and in another
all transactions and accounts arising from the ope.
rations in exchange and other transactions not on
Government account
x. The Exchequer may appoint as agent any
specie paying bank; but such bank is not authori.
zed TO receive private deposits, or to accept sell
bills or drafts, account OF The Exchequer.
XXI. The Excheqner and agencies to act as com
mssioners of loans and pension agents, and gener-
ally TO render all facilities in transferring and dis
nursing the public funds Full and exact accounts
Of the board and agencies to be furnished to the
Secretary Of the Treasury and he 10 report to Con
gross. Necessary rooms and vaults TO be provided
Sureties TO be taken, and penalties prescribed, and
strict examinations made.
The details Of the above plan fully carried
out in the bill which accompanies this report.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-01
TIE FISCAL AGENT PLAN.

The following is the substance OF The Bill repor-
ted by MTTSlmadgs in the Senate from the Com
miitce TO whom had been referred the Presidents
recommendation Of a Fiscal Agent.
\ botrd 10 be established in the Treasury
Department, al the Scat of Government, TO be call
ed tho EHchequer Of the United States. The
board TO bn composed OF three commissioners, to
be appointed by the Presideni with the advice and
consent OF the Senate and to be removed from Of
fee only ,sth the like concurrence Of the Senate,
aud for physical inability, Incompeiency, neglect
or vioalipn Of duty. The President to commune
cate TO the senac the particular reasons Of the pro-
posed removal. For like the President may
suspend q commissioner and appoint temporary
substitute and within the first week of The ensuing
Session &c The Senate lay before that body the rea-
OF ,uch suspct siun, and If the Senate concur
the commissioner to be removed, If not, 10 be re.
stored.
II. The Board of Exchoquer ID establish agen.
cics, as Il may deem necessary and expedient for
the pnslio service limiting :he number to as few
the sAigencies Of the service will admit, and IN
no case exceed two in any State or Territory.
Ill The Secretary Of The Treasury to appoint
the inferior officers Of the Board and also the Off
GERS Cd the agencies ,on the recommendation OF the
board, aud TO remove them for physical inability,
incomp potency, neglect or violation OF duty, like
recon ndaiIon.
~. The Exehequer aud lis officers to be the
| gensiai agents Of the Government for receiving,
safe Keeping and discussing the public moneys
The public moneys from all received to be
paid into the Exchequer and its agencies.
! " The Exchequer and agencies to en-
deptsic gold silver coin, or bullion and TO issue
specie notes for the same, to be redeemed at the
agency where issued Said notes TO be prepared
by The Secretary OF the Treasury, signed by the
IRE asurer, and countersigncd by the President Of
the Board OF Exchequer, and made payable to the
order of the PRINCIPAL agent, and endorsed by him
when issued at such agency.
| VI The ESchequer and agencies, on the depos-
lite of gold or silver coin, bullion, to draw and
accept bills OF exchange, and TO receive a premium
aoi exceeding two per caplum. Also, to collect
draits or bills, but TO make no advance payment
ill advised Of the collection, and to charge reas.
enable commission for collection and exchange.
| VII. An specie notes issued, either in payment
of the public creditor, the deposits of indi-
yiduals never TO exceed the actual amount of spe-
Gle on hand for their redemption, dollar for dollar.
VIII. Dues TO the United States TO he paid in
gold silver coin, in specie notes. OF in the notes
OF banks Immediately convertible into specie at
the place where received. The Exchequer and
agencies settle weekly, or oftener, the balance
with the banks.
TX. The Excheqnor and agencies to keep sepa.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-01
TuE TARirF system AGAIN

The three icadiag Tory journals in Ihisis,aHs--
size Mem polter Pairsal.tho Woo8stock span ~ lbE
Age, and the Burlington Ssuuael havs token
ground, decidedly and strongly, agai0s the rrnci-
pie 81 protective Tariff THIS kueE tAey
woata be compelled 20 30, " they act lih the
TORY party wh h b raiCd with a sad 1T irois ls Ihe
Southern slave interest Thus a w., tls.s u has
been and thus q ever a 90 be II 10 s8itrv
q M Van Buren, 60 ''eauy the South by istjae ~
ssifA Seufh8n rsrasssss. and the Nortb tsy party
Enachincry. thence NorthNrn Tcsles tnf
ting with SouthcFn siaveholdgrs Co onfouee ne IN
hsnoos Gag kssoiuuon" of .4thutga- Alcnce W.
saw vaa BarsR ltstgizg Aimsslf ~ ads4 rf 20 rsto
any bsil Zoe the Aaoi4ion - Slavery ts District
Of Columbia. Hguce we naD see the ToFy men,-
hgrs 81 Goa Eress from the Free States ~ tung uh
Southern Shareholders ~ an inGlorioBs sgaiksi
protecting the ffun labor Il the Nouh. taasnsi tie
right of pstiiion the Eight q free disef oB aud
The liberty 81 the press-and against "a President
Adams, the grcai champion Of all Bar FSse
Press
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-01

~ II is amusing to see tue Locoiocos complain
ing Of "hard tmes'--when the causes Of them can
be none else but The acts Of their own party for
surely, they say the "Whigs have done nothing"
One Of tho remedies for "hard times proposed by
the Wings was some Of n National Bank, and
Wing Congress passed two bills, and when "Ty.
Ter too" vetoed them these Wing measures the
looos thrsw up lhoir caps in JOY; aud iorsooh
ihey complain that in "the hard times, they reap
the fruits of their folly Let them thank themselves
snI Ishn =, ~ Coz these "veto times" Anoiber
Wing mcasvts vr 'slief is protective tariff. And
what do wa scs Why, the locos in Congress
OPPOSING it--and voting with the south against it,
The ieaderS do rot wish ior better times, for so
long they defeat all the efforts OF the Wings
- liaptoYo them aud hope to deceive people, their
Jbject Is accomplished. Hence it is, that in Con
gress aus sgpoH very thing that promises good
Tk; complain ~ tie locos like those of the
u,a;f wise swsEiNSs 1--we Goals and then groans be-
,aute 80 - tUr They hurrah for free trade aud
vetoea Gish or breath and the next cry "hard
times" Why 'ian't they come out like men and
GO Tor those nplasuTv~ Biat have blessed US with
prosperity
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-01

gJ The Louisville Journal fully and frankly re-
tracts its foul charges against Hon, Daniel Web
slcr. IL gives n Mr. May Of Washington as the au
thor Of the imposition
The uffidavits Of all the Clerks, together with
that Of Mr. Webster, declare that no incident had
occurred to give even shadow OF suspcion of its
ruth, and that "from The beginning to the end, il
Is wicked, wllful aud base hlsehood."
We hope tho Vermont Telegraph will contradict
the charge against Mr. w. which il paraded in It's
columns The Louisville Journal, though Wing
paper, is hostile to Nj Webster, and for this reason
caught up this Islander 10 iniure him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-01


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largest rlfF IN she worif'
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class an t Gf,t recitation in ~ has he called aslron
,uv aud ussuraBhv There was quite - ptu.r sf.
trg thfa sanrrhfug oHrufoetinu N1tbinp "a Az heard
lt tis s,prrr. &c III boYs csauns teir h,sk. Euh-
ram, fei,rsd ts chair where h. siyerI,d i.cE ts
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-01

Editorial Core spoudence
Washington Saturday eve, Feb. l

Washington Saturday eve, Feb, 10, 1842.
Senator Tallmadge will bring in bill on Mon
day ioi Fiscal Agency, embracing all the essen
tia features of the one reported TO the House by
Mr.. Gushing, but less complicated in its details
and generally more practical in is operations and
results The collection of private drafts or bills
Of exchange is Important feature Of tins bill and
highly useful to merchants and traders. 1t is IN
dersood that the entire Committee concured with
Mr.. T. in this BILL and that he receives from every
member assurances ofsupport. In all probability,
the bill in the house will not be acted upon until
the fate Of this is decided in The Senate.
Mr.. CIay's resignation U. S. Senator was
transmitted TO Kentucky by yesterdays mail, to
take effect the 3lst day of March next, On the
LIST day Of April tho Legislature of that State will
elect appoint Mr.. Criitenden fill The vacancy.
IN. Y. Tribune.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-01

politics yet lingering in the locoloco ranks, who
hold with Jefferson respecting a protective tariff,
will find out what sort OF company they are In
They will get her eyes open soon, whenAtherton,
McKoon and Rhetl, &c. make lew more free
trade Speeches-lha, is, if the loeoioco papers Of
Vermont daro To puhlish Them.