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. . >. q y. ii. PEcK " Co.-AgentS.
Burlington, April 1871.
- UsSF.LL'S STOMACH DiITEKS may

1pUSSt.LL'S STOMACH BI1ItkS. may %.
u used in Wineor water.-These ccebraedhitter,
are composed purely OF vege ableS Of the most nno-
cent yet specific virtues. They recommended par
cularlv for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing
and siren ghening the stomach, and increasing the
appee-also a preventative against the cholera NOR
bus fever and ague, removing nausea, vomiting.
heart hnrnlng, weakness in the breast, pain in the
stomach and other symptoms oilaluIencc and ndge>-
ton. One box will tincurc one gallon. Price % cts.
"a box.
RussELL's lTcu OINTMENr-This choice and safe
ointment l. SAID TO superior 10 any now IN use, ioI
that d>aerceable and loa ONE d,,ea e. the ITCH.
This Ointment Is SO cearian in It's operation that no
person tIoulel with the above disorder ought to lie
without ii. 1t Is "A remedy for c,laneous eruptons
scorbuc affections of the head, or any other hrean
ont which arises from sharp hIinorh IN the blood.
Price 2j cts a OK
Rus, Ellis VEGETABLE BTIIrous Pills, or family
physc, for general use, in ca es Of laundlce, NOR Il
,cn.illy Of the stomach AMI Towels, loss OF appetite,
r, id reath, custivenc>, Piles and all diseases aris
ing from hillary arrangements, also far correcting
the Of the Hood, and cleansing the system Of
foul and vstid humourS. These pills mid ca
thariic, producing neither pans gripping, and are
therefore valuable and highly approved medicine,
and pronounced such by the most distinguished
| physicians. Each box containing 50 Pills. Price
| 81 cts. a OK
R,Is>ell's celebrated SALT RHEUM OIHTMrNT.-1h his
is unque>t!onaly the LEST and safest remedy ever ye
offered 10 the public for that obstinate disorder SAIL
Ri ItM. Where other means have failed, II has sue
ceecd and the fact that i, has u,cn extensively useo
| hv cninen, Practitioners speaks volumes in H. praise
Ii Is equally cdicacioI> in all diseases Of the skin
>cald head, ring worms, and the most uveterae ltr!
&c. &c. Numerous cerilcae~ might e obtained
lui the proprietor chooses that fair lra should lie III,
only evidence offs superior efficacy. Price 80 cent>
hox For sale ty Peck d. Spear aud Robert Moody
Burlington; Dr. e. +. MICS and Hall & Cook, Hines
"rghi > i. barne, cha n L. Jane' p Gg9Ts"
Also, ~ the druggists and merchants general!
hrone hon, The, state. o2.9n'
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THE undersigned offer The cloths manufactured by
l the burlington Mill Co." at whoesa! d, ras.cn
prices. The assortment comprises the variou. co ors
and qualities and for texture, beauty of finish and
excellence Of manufacture, are not surpassed by any
American or English cloths.
FOLl.ETT d. BRADLEY,
Nov. ~ Burlington Mill Co
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EOLLETT 4 BRADLEY have Jus, received


nOCT. MARSNA{L's Aromatic, Ca'arrh and
- Headache SNiF Fl. This SHUTS superior to any
thing vet known, for removing that troublesome dis
ease the Caarrh, and also cold IN the lead, aud the
headache II opens and prr@c> ont all ob>uici ions,
strengthens the GLANDS, and give healthy action to the
parts a 'ericd. 1t i pr rcry tree from any thing dele
ieriou> IN lis compoSilion-has a lca>ant flavor, and
is immediate eject, after feing used, is abgreeabie.-
Price 3 I cents per boule.
Do,,. Mar,haII's Vegetable Indian Black PLASTER
Th~ Pla>, is nrivacd for crrng scrof ,ou> swell
lng>, S'urvy Sores, Lame Back, and Fre-h Wound,
pain in The sides, Hips and Linn :; and seldom fails t.
give relief in local Rhe natisms. If applied TO tn,
side, will cure many oflhcrommon Liver Complaints
and is equal, If no, SUPERIOR 10 any hing in lo
the feet the virtues of this Pla Ter have 'ccr
witnessed lv thousands of individual IN the Unite,
SAFES who ha te.iel IT, efficacy Sold lythe pro.
prieor; Cha-. Bowen, Middichury, VI, aud PECK y
SPEAR, Bm.nrling, VI.
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Nails and Iron.
INA KEGS NAILS, assorted sizes
cOI 100 do Finishing Nails do do
100 Kegs spike, from sod to Col and inch,
10 Tons Of round and square Iron, from lGihs
to inch.
10 Tons of horse shoe Iron o! the.various sizes
4 do Of rand Iron,
6 do of Scroll do
10 do sorted, t,a and square Am. Bloom do
For sale at manufacturers prices, by
FOLLET'r g. BRADLEY, Agents.
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PLANO FDgsTES.

MIR. 7. MUNSON,
MOST poet
= s.a " .sa:ss,k,% Msw2A July give, no.
ss l->Ts w. y tee that he ha>
s ~ M. ion n, hand and !,
~ variety Of Piano
For,cs, winch are offered tor sale on the most
rea>onah e terms. A. the instruments are made on
very much improved plan, they are warrantelto
lie superior all other in lrIrienis Of The Piano lin J.
in parlakur in high degree the tone ui the FiGlc
In poin ufionch and durability of work man hp they
are also warranted 10 lie equal to any in>trp-
mems manua. turel in the Uni'el Sae>. AL
persons who want good Piano are particularly VI
vi,el to call and examine for themselves.
Burlington, Feb. 81, 1872.
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BEWARE OF DECEPTION.

has frequently come to the knowle Ice of the sub
L scrber, that empty Snuff Jars, with his Label on
then have been bought up for the purpose OF selling
in them inferior quality Snuff; and Also that his
Snuh-labes have in some instances, been counter
felted, or the general design Of The ni'atod
to easily deceive the unwary. He deems it, there
fore, hi, duty TO inform purchasers of the manner in
which they are often imposed upon; and he would
hereby request them to tear of or deace the Labels
the outside Of the Jars after having disposed of the
contents, to prevent further ust of the same.
will lead 10 the detection and conviction of the i'm
posters.
The subscriber continues 10 Manufacture, and Of
.fers for safe the foii0rinp articles;
Fine Brown Snun.
Genuine Maccoboy, American Rappoe
Sicily, do TubcrOse.
Maltese, do. St. oner.
Curacao, do. Sir'sburg.
Coarsea rown SNUFF.
Demigros Nachiloches.
Pure Virginia. French Rappee
Bourbon. American Gentleman
| ST. Domingo. Pure Spanish,
Copenhagen, superior favor, l.. Mixture.
| yellow Snuff,
Scotch and H.. Irish Blaze guard or r,o.rso
High Toast fIne Irish High Toast, { coarse
| sweet scented Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
| Spanish, Kitefort, CANISTER, Common aud Stems.
| SiPA liberal discount made to wholesale dealers.
PETER LORILLARD Jr, AZ Chatnam-St New
York.
Sheetings.
m BALES A Brown Sheeings
| SNS3 Cases Bleached DO.
For sale ty
Nov. 30 lsil. Villas, LOOMS & co.
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A HEAVY assortment of Slei-h and Cutter shoes
AWrought Nails, Crow Bars &c, lust received and
offered low by Nov p. FOLLETr& BRADLEY.
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Burr Mill Stones and Boiling Cloths.
a = PAIR Of French Burr Mil Stones aud COM
SSpete assortment of Boiling Cloths from a cce-
brated Mandatory in Holland, for sale at reduced
prices, by FOLLETr Il BRADLEY, Agents.
Ooy %
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saws.
ID OWLAND'S German Stee saw mill saws, man
IL ufactured to order ard fitted for the saving OF
hemlock spruce pine and every description of hard
timber. 6, 60 and feet Also
English Cast-stee cross cut saws,
Hoe & Co.'s do circular do from 10 TO 26
inches and manufactured for the trade in this vicinity
For sale at the Wharf by
Nov 20 FOLLErT& BRADLEY
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FOR SALE.
lN-s TfNHAT large and commodious two sto.
's.gEa L Brick Dweins House q Lot

~
|sgsA L ry Brick Dwcing House i Lot
.s s 5 5 o" , tn West side fcGese green
aye. The HOUSE, is 80 by As, with basement story,
win Nj chen an Provision cellars and wing 80 by
%. " xirndlng north on College Green, with wood and
store ho,'c below, aud chambers and lecpino rooms
a owe. ar-e and commudiol> Barn, Carriage house
nee h"'l e. and other o1t-honSe> and spacious ward
west OF the dwelling home, and a good durable well
e wa err OF the Est qlany IN the village and lrick
cI'er' One and aqnarrer acres Of land, ofihe first
Z HaN large ear zen and choice fruit trees west Of
He hru and yard.
he bindings arc constructed in mulern STYLE Of
the Ct materials and Workmanship, We're erected Nv
the Subscriber for hs own use, and the location at
yrl> very extensive and pleasant prospect Of the
village and lake on the We>l aud is not surpassed by
auy uIlcr IN this part Of the country.
\ 20 Tor sale lot containing an acre Of Ian drect-
~ opposite The above lot with small convenient wood
dvrI NJ hol>e thereon.
+ rhl.ef- are invited call an1 exmine for ihem-
srIve.-Ierns made knuwn by Ihc u s.rl er on The
pTr,nle~. SAMUEL REED.
Bring'on Jlne, 49, 1870. n2
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CURE FOR CORNS.
A ID iOu ('oru plaS -

The most safe and speedy cure for Corns yet dis.
'overe the reilei l. Immediate. II dl,>olves aud
removes the cora from the foot with and erpedi
lion aud ;eiAioat the least pain. Price % cents a
Box.
Full and ample directions accompany each Of tho
al owe articles.
n. b. None of the above articles will lie genuine,
mics, signed W. l.. kldI-r on the outside wrapper.
For ,ae "a his Coming Room, Sc State Street, up
stair, corner of Merchant. Row, Boston. Also by
MEssRs. PICK & SPEAR, Burlington, vi.
- A literal discount a lowed TO dealers.
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A.ROBERTSON,

A. ROBERTSON,
Barrister and Attorney at Law,
,Late in the office Of the Hon Solicitor Gent DoU
LITTLE ST. JAMES'S STREET,
Montreal, Nov. le4l.
Reference IN Burlington, 10
CHARLES ADAMS, EsqureH
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hMrED.

'INHIS ARTICLES too well known to need common
= oaon-and the experience of seven years has
demonstrated to the commercial community. that
for accuracy, convenience and durability they are
unrlvalled-Coal yard scales to weigh from to 6
tons. Dormant Warehouse do to weigh from l-2 h.
to 5000 lbs, Portable do. to weigh from IL OF. to
200 lbs. Portable Counter do-a new artclc--to weigh
from l2 or. TO 10 lbs.
J. & !. II. PECK & Co.-Agents
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ONWAY MEDICINES.

T1NHE Subscriber w. l.. KiDDER, Dives no,ico
l. that he has succeed the late It. kidier in the
preparation Of the well known CoNwAY MEDICINES,
and will hereafter give particular attention to the
preparation Of The following articles, the long es-
ialshej celeb ity of which, precIudes the necessity
OF a republication Ut the numerous certificates in
the hands OF the proprietor.
Doct. Jebb's Rheumatic Eminent.
For Rheumatism, Bri e. Sprarns, NumbnesS
Chilban> Stiffness in the joints, &c, will afford
the unexpected aud nmt date reliefin the most
obstinate cases Of Rheumatism in few hours this
article is openly recommended by Physicians. Tha
Liniment is done up in enlarged bottles. Price SIT
cents.
Dumfries' Itch Ointment.
The extensive sale and established reputation OF
DuMFRIEs' lTcu OINTMENT, encourages the pro-
prietor TO recommend il to The public with renewed
confidence a. the most innocent and powerful REM
ely for this annoying disease; it contains no mer.
curry, or any other dangerous ingredient. AMI can
e applied at all times with perfect safety. Price
25 cent, Box.
Remedy for the piles.
| The concnrrng testimony Of relieved patients,
from al! quarters, 'e,tiying to the elected ly
the me icne after all others had tailed, together with
the increasing demand for the article from all parts Of
the country, prove it to lie one OF the most valuable
| specifics known for tins trout lesone complaint,
/ liza Clergyman writes
Boston, February Is, 1871.
have made trial Of Dumfre>' Pile Eec'tyry and
found it produced a ,alliary influence almost imme.
,iaIely, and confidently lellevc il ectual remedy
for that uncomfortable and del iIIta'ing complaint,
humanity has induced me 10 recommend 10 persons
lhs afflicted, and sol shall continue to do.
l Yours re- pectiuIly, J. S.
The remedy consist, of an Ointment and EIectuary
Price for both IS cents, 81. cents when but one is
wanted, accompanied with pam and ample direo.
tions with a DESCRIPTION If he complaint.
Dumtrcs' Eye Water.
For sore or infamed eyes, no hing known gives
stch immediate and comfortable relief and in some
erceedingiy BAD cases he m 81 mex ecIed and de-
>irale re. .e ha> lceu 70 nj IN the ,>e OF this Eve
water, after other remedies had faiied Persons who
have .ei It, pronounce wi hour he. iaon the est
preparation f'r Sore freak, or infamed eyes, they
have ever met with. priCe 81 cents a Ioiile.
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merchants on the most reasonable terms, all orders
promptly attended to at his Factory, Pearl Street,
Burlington. Jan.3l. 1912.
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PORTABLE FURNACES. with elevated Ov.
| ems, convenient and economical article for cook .
ing, in warm weather, for sale by
Apr II. II. II. BOSTWICK & Co.
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ilshe- ana CusIard Cups VI Blue Pink, White NJ Ian
and Bourbon sprlg'd ware, with Tea Sets TO mat CHI
each 4; great variety OF Toilet Sets and all qualities
OF common ware usually wanted for family use all
OF which will be sold cheap at wholesale or retail at
their Store, corner of Church and College streets.
Burlington, Jan. 81 lSi2.
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WANTED domestic Qullls wanted in exchange
w for Boo. ~ Stationery, by -
March TO- $. HUNTINGTON
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Surprising Cure of Consumption.

Mr.. X. GIaddn q Deh, Y. T., OF a naluraIIy con.
sumpiive constitution, has cen saved from
timely end by the tie Of DR.. Taylor> Ba'>am of Liv-
erwort. A severe cold brought on attack of Pleu-
re,y, and thus ended in general debility and con>'mp
ton constant cough, hectic flush, restless nights,
I'ucN pulse, and continued loss Of .esh auuercd Il
>reeiy Death hut a soon as commenced the OF
thl, aI.am grew Letter, and is fully restored
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
The .Nfio York UumJug

The Enquirer as delighted with the abstraction.
which its allies IN New York have given It. IL had.
however, no alternative. II had assured the peone
Of this State so often that the Northern Locos were
our natural allies, md would comply with all our
desires, that it was forced to oect to be pleased with
The paltry boon 1t had received.
We hardly know which offer the prosser in,pl,
70 the people Of Virginin, Richie or his Albany al
lies-the one IN connecting the humbug. md the
other IN attempting to force It down our threats.
IL will be remembered, that during the winter.
General Bayly etnted, that he had letters from AL.
oany' saying, that the Locos would gladly repeal
The Jury Law-but !, would be useless, a. Gov.
Seward would veto 1t. As soon as ,hi, information
reached New York, tho Wings began TO taunt the
i-ocos and by every means IN their power provoked
them to action. Governor Seward himself s.v.,ol
tunes logged their memory-and IL was distine,lv
gwen out IN various quarters that no veto would be
applied 20 the repeal Of the obnoxious law. But all IN
v'in-ihey could not be induced to act On the lss,
Day Of the session, however they gathered cour,ss
and came 10 the charge. by standing rule. n bll
introduced on that day, If objected to byn si,yi,
mtnbo, cannot 10 considered. Pre,uuing ,h.,
such would be the fate Of the proposed measure,
hey introduced the bill into the Senate. To hi,
un'peakaOle surprise, no one objected. Thew v.,,
compelled 70 pass the bil-there was no helm ro,
IT, IL vas sent to the other House, and never b.,,i
OF more 10 cover over this bald hurnbug. and
supply spoon-vcluaIs for tooihess abstrsc,iop,.,,
IN Virginia, they passed an abstract r.,oln,,o,, 4.
olaung ihatV tho slaves woro stolen. j, vos q, ,,,,,.
within the meaning Of the Constitution---e.,,c,I,
loroeaHng to affirm the fact, or directing the Gov,
ernorto surrender the fueitives. And We oro - t,
ouoo'ed by such humbug as this ", are No,
quite "soi enough Tor that.
incidentally connected with this subi.e, an,
growing out Of IT, is question affecting IN. ,,h,
o. the States and shout which, to exclude cone,,,
SONS eeho'e 70 eHp-ess an opinion. We .l,,,r
70 the Jury Law Of New York. We ,,g,,d ~.
"a" as Unjust IN its operation upon the South. nm,
wanting IN that comfy, 70 say nothing Of frisod,b;
Wheh should subsist between The members ~ ~,
'oh'euefoey. Bot that New York had n rich, :,
sn'o' ~ We, as State Rights mon, eanno, deny
haoh state has perfect right to regulate IN, n,o
oeeo'ns'o OF ITS own Courts; and however much !,
VIC particular case we might be benefited. we mr.,
nov 20 much Federalisls as TO contend, that IN,
rederaI Court has any control over the ,o,, Co,,,.
w"nn mer legitimate sphere. The fact i, m,
s'ao mas no right to demand fugitives from spo,b,,
s'a'e--'s matter Of right --sSe NAV AK !, :. .
l'N'"'y' winch she would reeiprOcste, and which
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SALE on EFFEcrs nF pA>1,n1,n.r..

PURSUANT 10 an order Of the DIsriei o., - y. :,
ui'sI STATES Tor tho Eastern Dstrirf IN Vi,,t4.s
ia re we <5h Jay u March 1872 shah on F,is m
go lay gl re present mouth. tArfLJ f-sIc 49,
~ a. Io o -iocS At the store Of t,ncasfer DEM q
80 ,'er' cell by auction, for The best mir u -,
~, 90 I'f We sane. sundfy goods and ~i.t,.i.
i.l-lb',iu ny various BlukrugfF 90 me ss &C.,
'T'-., 't tie penfhi 90 their creditors 10 vii ~ n
sttt "i straw Gutter Patterns, Zstrau ryt,er,. -,
l"tVl llmbef 10 straw outer flames. Is.ver ~.
o2iHpcte sous oi me fret volume u The sopt y ~
dercd by Charles r BJtts ''' 7''1e' SURF ~
Gun AnI shot Bag, surrendered by MARI, Hail.,
SUseI ,Watch, surrendered by David W Moo '
splI Waleh, surrondcfed by calm NcRae
HiVef watch, surrendered By Frederrk uuu,,
g., NiI'er watch, DENIAL Operating Char sd y, o.,
by James NrCabe a'~.'' suifeh1ere1
ncy ~ hNIueci rWec-
<suns. surrcndcrcdsy william. COZ
. Nc~ Cost and pair PanfsIoopa mod. g., ~. -
rendered by samuel Vanderslce '' '"' Ha'e' SUI.
Pew IN the Pfesbyfrfisu fig,,et ..tt.-....
1D's " ~ which will be due the s' MAJ ns, 10, 49,, y
", IeN is Doun1, surrendered ~ James n WsfI,tI ~
w ll' mauer ~ Bankruptcy of sanuri Gssrk .h,u
. saH' une ani place, Fe iu the same fuanner 80,
20 40 order ~ nc Court aforeslid fhc rf6pelv
H., DI'I POI ilc schedule f'ei with the sid t,l,Iki az
uclca. rnWt /. ~ ,i,..,s-. 'ils. ans other ~
hehm'ni Apr l9.h.l3il a. 81 100,
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ENGLISH PERIOpICAis

No siDseHycr has made srrsnvement- h. ,.,,., T. -
and N,,.1ir,. ~, l'loSlnE English Periodical Rsvtevs
he's sltc pficcs named. dellvfre,l 10 sttg,i
- " ~ wl.l,ylt adiffona. dIfy or rosisge.
.Ihe 0iauefy RrvltW elfrrd Ia, i,,ta'',,..-. n,
Tie Eiirburr Review IN. ~ p y b9c shaH bsn.
Tho British Critic 'iahcl4 NAPIER
r. u.,,,l-u NiHtfy Neview edited Lv Nr 90 WIN
~ ~, hiu-l and tofclgu ResIru eifeJ ~ 49,, d.
Connolly, De N''''" edited ~ Forbes a
V1 80, hssglzine c.lied ~ John Wilson
y 'htf oi he above nj s. her aEnut, '"
ffizeTs Magazine edited by Ilr No.,
Ihe Monthly Magazine, cIiei by D a 49,, =, A. -
anuum - . - hefauii a. " per
rev ne" tnonuy hsFazine' edited ~ Thomas Hood
INC United service Journal, ani Naval No. NJ.
zine, ~ el0 per anuum ''' "iAstJ maGa
Dublin Universfy Magazine. Of G. per ,,,,,,o H..
i0ffegpcr Charles O'Maley, g.. were o,ig,n,uy 80
lshcd in this Magazine ''thay Pup
hnsNptihs Magazine, with numerous tlsfe- IA, g,,..s
shank anil others, ~ s. per annun. This he ,cSy ,s
~ tglcnIes 81 The si No we're sold in London on fi.
day n publication WI" WI '"'
. ne Nof1 Of Fashion giving me earliest intefge,re al
pe changes ~ Fashion, with handsomely oolorcd Fs.br
monthly. AZ 81 ~ por annun
bflers received for soy other pofiofleaf vork ,tr
i .lfopc' which will be furnished AZ tho lowest ifp
''i uog P'iee' ~ the NeW Stationery store n
.f.' LYONS MIC -
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Nothing later ON RhOde.IslanJ.
LATEST NEWS,
ELEyEN Days LITER FROM EUROPE


From the Balunore Patriot OF Monday
IMPORTANT INTEILIGENCE FROM Ell.
RoPR-THE DESTRUCTION OF THE
ENTIRE BRITISH FORCE IN INDIA
ASSASSINATION OF THE BRITISH AM.
BASSADoR, SIR wM. McNAGuToN-A
DIVISION ON SIR RoB"r. PEEL,s CORN
BILL-A NEW TARIFF AND PROPER
TY TAX-AND THE RETURN OF SIR
IL. POTTINGER FROM CHUsAN TO A.
MoY, TO AWAIT REiNFoRCEMENTs.
BY the arrival at New York. ofth packet shin
Sheridan, Captain DE Peys,er, from Liverpool, we
have London dates TO the 18th Of March. The news
10 important.
The English have been defeated in Aashanis-
TAM having lost six thousand soldiers and most Of
the officers Of the invading army.
The new Ministry have presented to Parliament
their plan OF action. which includes q very conside
roble moderation Of their tariff to the advantage of
this country.
There seems TO he a tolerable ready sale of cot
ton, at reduced price for inferior qualities, which,
ii is said, have been largely shipped from this eoun
try.
The sufisrings Of the British at Caboul must have
been terrible. We notice that among their assail-
ants was the son of Dost Mohnmmed. With the
latter. our townsman, General Harlan. did ser
vice, and we think he will no, be surprised at the
result.
There seems to be doubt whether, in time Of
peace, England will su bn,i, TO war tax, to carry
on hostties in India.
There is no news in China.
Money was plentiful in England, and bread
stuiTs cheaper.
The British are about to send 10 thousand troops
TO India.
The Queen, and her husband and children, were
pretty well.
Since 1887, there has accrued deficiency in the
British revenue OF 100000 900.
The Ministry will be sustained in its plan Of fl.
nance.
o'Connell approved Of the tax upon spirits in
ireland, but all found it difficult to tell how the con
sumption Of spirits had increased in that country
during 1871.
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common ev,lsy should psomp, each State to grant.
But her course zoe redress is through Congress.
She has right to demand Of Congress the passage
Of Law requiring the Federal Judges aud Marshal.
to cause fugitivss to be delivered up on the requi
si,ion Of State officer This is the course. which
Virginia should have pursued, when New York de-
elined complying with the demand made upon her.
u would have efeetuslly prevented the unpleas-
ant controversy, which has arisen--and long ere
this We should have had the roeues at work in the
Penitentiary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
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~ VII Az STROUD.
lAbe1f leeol
when ~hi-periaE ~iadr. thai creeptns steal
Di~,ii soh passions through the heart
And When II every touch NC feel
DuT senses loin and bear a paIt.
When threats can make
heart suing ache.-
Philosophy
Can scarce deny
out souls are made OF harmony.
When unto Heavenly iOyswe fsia
Whate'er the soul anccteth most
which only thus We can eNpiain,
BY music OF the Heavenly host
Whose Laws ~ think
Make stars To wink -
Philosophy
Will nc'er deny
Our souls CONSIST OF harmony.
q hull me. iuli me. charming Air
Ny senses lull with SAUNDERS sweet;
Like snow on wool thy fall,ngs are,
son, like spIi:'s are thy feet
Grief, Who needs tsat,
That hath an earl
DoWi let hun lie.
And slumbering die,
Add change his soul for harmony
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
COMMERCIAL.

PETERSBURG MARKET, April IS.
TOBACCO-Snles Of Lugs last week, except
IN lev Instances, ranged from $500 10 9, 50; Of
Leaf, 275 10 so. few hhds however, brought
5000, $50, 700, 7,75 and s,25. The weeks ope.
rauons reached 10 about 500 hhd,
COTTON-The principal sales were from to
cents, not including the most inferior qualities
nor sales on time.
CORN may be quoted 80 to S. cents.
BACON Virginia hog round 6 to 81.
SPECIE to per cent premium.