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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
FALL AND wINrER nRY Gnnns

HE subseTbeI tenders his sincere thanks TO his
friends Or the liberal patronage bestowed on HIM aud
lakes pleasure Ia Offering, direct from Northern
sels :, auiiiIl anil wellre.cted Tail and
Winter nRf GOODS, Orcash oriown cpiance
Belle ing II 10 be the Interest OF both seller
aJtte cash ySiem, the ioTuer wilt be enabedi
chase ms goods cheaper, aud the latter bc much
trouble aud expense IN Eecptug and Icctins accounts
Tao subsoiibcr assures hiS friends the public al
large that hc will take great pleasure showing his yo,
and warrants them as cheap any In the market.
LOGAN WALLER
- - III street, Shorkoe Tin,
90 70 Ncarly nnnns.tc Tchennr 81 i..,. -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14


regards the variety oftIc eollce ton Il may
be Nehto observe that the iD1. object has aud
VIII continue 10 be the culture OF such ohjerts whether
oi iy or ornimoni as may be among the worthy
ani hcSTahlc-a rule which has neeosssiily ~ jceicd
multitude with imposing nenies the only object OF which
TO swell Catalogue, but which the inflated know pos
.csai or no nerln fruits this particularly dciri
bic as the nloSurc onl. developed aer years Of
iulcuhure The pfopiciO!s therefore, wish II TO bc
ieIs!ood that the comparatively limited icy Of nany
articles for instance auon- the piants Roze
GeIsums aud Cainc'as aud IN fruits GnncTaliy, but
pecialy Pcais Apples and Peaches is owing this rule.
they nevertheless, carefully the character Of all
productions; amt an extended cotrcSponcncc, In Europe
AMI nj home, enables them OBTAIN eaTiicsi nic
gencc On all subjects appcftainn- thei profession
The prices have been generally fe,iuce-the
Cas tut where satisfactory City reference given liin
ted ctedr viii Ice allowed To ohviate msundo rs,anding
may hcprupcT To ennis" that will Toe spared tho
removal and package OF ioricTs iu them but ne
responsibility viii lac incurred, their safe carriage
ultimate success.
To liberal discount allowed To wholesale purchasers
ID. LAMBETH a FULTON.
hr Orders receive , and Catalogues may be hal Of
INEiI- IOIS-lOS q LYELL,
ocO Agents Tor the PrcpTicJTs Richmond, VI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14

| ~ ls1 pounGs Cotton Seine Irvine. No IL
| 3D do DO 10 DO. 70 l6
49,, .1o do 30 do do, M DO-just received
i WADE w WOODBRIDGE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
?:
TRAVELLING TKITNKs,

OiL-Lcst New DceoId bleached
BRANbl brands
Do Limitation
WnlSkEN-in hhds ans hbla
PLASTER -ctouud. Nv ncrcca
POWDER Kentucky Rife. warranted
d. Blasting do
TEbH-hnc aud extra fine Gunpowtler
DO choice hlick, 10 papcts
CANDLES-ludts 80 pl',ui
Do Iiulrs aud ticks,n's do
WHITE LEAD--ur,okiyu No
CoFFEE>-Rio sud Java
lNplt'p-tatdcCts ~ rcroons and keys
IDTN rDGS-piinG MERGERS
MUSTARD half an iuuaricr bottle.
CHOCOLATE No AMI No3
PAPEl,-Waprirs und Wrfns
slGARS-NCw YORK amt PA,ia,icphi, redusd
KUN No.ou. IN barrels
MOiA ~sEs-cuht pud Porto Rieo
no % For sale by DAVENPORT & ALIEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
GCNTLEllEN,S WEAR

GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
DUDLEY 4 MEREDITH, have set on hand a good az.
- -bf.uDut . g. dos aad s.stiS s'rc. =
suspend 2, uct tsst aW-rs. gloves 'antsarch, is
etc etc-M"ch tDes wiu sell very cheap, luT cash.
no -
=. Ans AND sIiUULUr.tI nAIUr:-
a TO '1uis Sui eTiuE qu-i;iy i0r families
IyI Shoulders dn do d., toT sslchy
: Is AHHrTi,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14

AHBuTr,
no Main 81. door below = Uuy,Is CO.
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF
EALL AND WINTER GOODS.
- EttNEO by the Mlucu.ie. ani Ri,auiou 4 packets
IL .sam New YofS-~up,E Wool dyed B.ace ani Fsnc,
Cord Cl1hs 1nd Csssi.
Efcii Lut't Nc,yc. Sh4Wis and ,sei rfs
hcuuu lntet anu Hrucae do
MantlaS Gnt Hi-I P.Isi Points
Lmnd 'hc"e- rtinici ami rlliu Mouslin lie LANES
MaE-ttlc Hue so. ullinaud h-d
Nc.rii lui otcer Paune>. cheap
l.7d.es, ak Co,iln mi Wurs;cd Hose
Suyer ka ami Tibet do 9 ~
ant prices. 80 ~ s' 7'' H1@'He'
Rich Furniture DO
Won.lcu aud Worsici Hose. fr servants
sarine;s, Kentucky Jeans ami kers-ys
M"r-te Ddua-r, l,f Curtains auL N!-lin
Dam, Point -ni Bed blankets
IN Nar'ey oi other Goods, forming rich and rare
no 10 VALENTINE. EREEDEN q co.
lOUSE-k EEFlNG GOODS.
O RICHARDS . 60 hiSiHs tgrucd their attention
" chiefly 10 ii usek cepiuE Goods are now rer,r. 10
furnish almost ever! thn2 required for tia; purpose on
nuch lover ieims than any o'.er house prsat.J can
at me stt OF lie sis % a. Saockoe iii. uolj
MISSES BOYS AND CillLDRENIs SHOES AND
BOOTS.
A LARGE assortment OF the above Shoes and Bools
"a al s;les ana prices. recently ccivei Puiclasers
cd scarcely Law being suite 10 goods OF This KIDD ifthcy
WILL give usa cal. ID. BURLINGTON q co.
no 20 Mansion House.
(tENIIENESiS SUPEEIOk CATFSH!N pKE--
II BbO!S AND NAVY >llOES--JacUD Niles & SOM
"enrtEen are inol med ;ai ihey he handsomely
lifted wan tie above Boots aui shoes We have fine
assortment from those superior Manufacturers an OF Tie
latest fashion ID. BURLINGTON !. co.
10 % Mansion House.
{{TISTFsit DLEACHED SPERM OIL--
W Icrees pure Sperm OIL landing per sehr Weymouth
no 80 WILLIAMS 4. HAXALL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
JAMES NENy WORK.

7 w RAHUoLPIi & co. have tor sale
:. Tie Jicqne ie, Novel; 10y Iluos
History 81 Ihe Exlcdon 10 Russia, undertaken by Ma.
poIeon in lsl2-by General Count Philip lie Sc-ur
Lives Of Ancient solhcrs-;Ianslstcd from the
French Of Fencon with Soies aud a lie OF The Author
by tie Rev. J TO mack
Armstrong "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
INsURANCU AGAINsr EIRE.
PROTECTION INSURANCE. COMPAN
OF lIARTEnpn CONN
PEAsE's LARIFIED ESSENCE Or
uOAitHUUND CANDY.

Compounded oil % oil the most safe and Salutary
Cough Ingredients.
'IiE great reputation Of rcas"s Cauiy for The cure Of
L Coughs. Cutt lloarscncss. Irritation the taroat
Croir WhnorinE Cough, Difficult proiusc Expcciora
ION &c ac HIS incrcssedie sales beyond that every
Remedy heretofore offered
supply newly male just civcd and ior sale. by
j GANNOR,
- fipOTa iNa -, lt.tII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14

{ niiniSlMNS IKESENTs-N great vitictv 81 hcaui-
~ iul fancy Buskcts, suitable ir Christmas Prcscn,S 70
c'Ns,,! ahd 100 sale low. RICHARDS s co
We ~ Hardware and Fancy store,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14

NtLpEAU on Tfir. BslEAsT
IRE WISE On the Diseases of iuC Breast by - Vel.
"A pcau, " H. p oicssor 81 the Faculty II Medicine of
farih translated isUui the French, 10y ikmln II u
Fellow Of The MlsSsrhuscus Medical $ociaty, &c
IALLEN,AND on Involuntary Seminal Disc lrccs.
rausl.tci from Tee French toy W Wood u.
Trcl'ise On the PneuIuoHil OF Children. by Ri.
let and Blrihcs mcmhcrs of hr Anatomical society Of
f"fls translated ty rr.tuan, NJ u. The three WORKS
tn ~ oct. -Jlsi received hy
IA SMITH, paINkER & NORRIS.
u EFlNED SUGAE.--
= ~ toSt Wuui-cy Il Wolssyis PAtcrt Ioaf-i,,lo.
this moTuin--iUI sale ty
ia i@ LANCASTER, pESBY 4 co.
ISLANKET-i BLANKET
- bate Blankets .Ic's
Do a. 90 81 p cents Also Rose whitney
ana ~is found Be- h1n.eis very superior article, al
sc ~ IATuRop & V,<Dtrpsr>,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
NEW coNEEcTIoNAtY nsrA nLIsI

MENE.
T. w LAMBERT, Successor to Z. Noel. the old
81 stand formerly occupied hy Giles Pico',) would
scctuly fnior his friends and the public rally that
having purchased the clock IN trade Of Noel he will
continue 20 Keep supply of fresh articles his line.
which lie Will sell at wholesale retail reasuna be
icr-is The stock ON hand consists nf Canics Csscs,
CoriiAs Wines &C. Will. variety OF Toys for Children,
and Fancy Articles.
Having To- considerable expense In rofiIng aud
improving the appearance OF the Store. he Lopes that he
viii 1"t bc forgotten 10y hts hienis whose iavos he
specially asks. au ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
LADLEs, CnEAP SLIPPERs

WE have on hand good assortment NJ lcs' Xii ami
w Morocco slippers midc IN Pnih iclpha, which
very handsomc- Face, only 9 rcI PAR.
JUDAH MYERS & co,
dc n Root, Shoe aud Trunk Dealers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
wa. e. SANDS, CTR.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. }

I'IMNI |STONEKIS OFFTCE1
RICHMOND, January ih, 1872
The parties Interested ia This cause hereby notified
that have appoinicl NoIdiy Tho 7th lay OF February
next Osi<)io commence, IN this Oice the houl OF 10
NJ. The exec uiiOn of the above order he continued
by adjournment # necessary; andticy required
lend with such accounts papers aad vouchers will
bic me tocarIy tlic said oTderlnio effect.
la6-cTl.w VI. Il ppfTIAUZ. C,uir-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
wM. G SANDS, Cpk.
COMMISSIONERS OBJECT ,

y
The parties concerned, hereby uotir to attend al
Office, IN the City OF RichnJui on the II ,Iay OF
MatchneM 10y lOocock, VI wiftthrit accounts fr set.
ucnc-t aus the evidence necessary enable the to per
form the dudes required 10y the foregoing decree.
las wSw iuIlS SHORE Catr'r
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

SENArORlAL ELc rloN-r ne journal is evid M
.r fnu.n i-albltd A. tls senatorial nom nation Ia
M article ~ tss wecl's paper. speaking o. tie
nomination of Col Cisey IL endeagors to make It
ppear Tat VI. L rAeris tiiel the whole OF Cai
lane's vacancy. query. Ii Mr. Roberts filed
the entire term Of col LINES vacancy. who filed
tic vacancy ofN.- Is. Thompson aud why was Mr.
Pitcher elected the last year Of Lanes vacancy
Toa.l who have any doubts the subject. we
refer them - tie letter of Lieut.. Governor llnli,
Publ shed in our last. The fact that Nr. Pitcher
was not considered 6y the Senate. last winter. as
/ fr On p new district. vail give Mr. T. the PFs iege
If STAYING At home this year. Mr. Pitcher IS afraid
70 run arIIn-he - coo>c Gus OF having misrepge-
scented least tsres-inrth~ of his constituents, by
his course last winter, regard II thc repeal ~
the Board OF Eqgalizsi.o rs To Ms coutestirg
his sea- little fear need be apprchended on that
point n almost every one looks for Democratic
Legislature the coming session. EraasoHe States
nan.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26
TIE MARAETS.

BosroS. JAY s.-sa.t sou hhds Liverpool a.
auction. brought :2.25 So per hind. cash 81
gar. Havana brown. 500 $50 per 100 BIS,
mos Wes'ern Pors, of various kinds. io-' b'.s..
sold for & 80 u 30 per Dbl. cash Prime West
ern Beet sold for :s,3l $3.50 per bbi.. cash 10
Flour sold Corn, white. brough, SO, 100 bush
els, in the ear, 5jlc.; white yellow, ani mixed,
IS SACKS, % %. per ba=Ae 90 ASH.
Bosro>, July li.-S4les b. auction ext BIT the
following results in rerlrl - the prices Of seseral
great STAPLES Corn ONO white, - cents fer sish-
Ell Of % los pork western mess. > bbls. $50 ::
prime, - bsls, 3 $i62 per b5. cash lasd,
Western, 33 kegs. ) a 81. - 55ls. - Fer H..
cash.
ST LOUIS, July l5.-Flour, City Nil, super
inc. 3.-7l 500; other brands soperi"e, 80
New Wheat, small lots - 81 cents. specie or :
equivalent Whskey, raw, Il a ID rect fed. l.
a II
LouisyILLr, July l5.-Lard / 6 Bacon, >. a
cents Flour 80 a 400
Nrw> YORK. July 5-A5out GOO bushels Of T.
lnois Wheat have been taken for export 10 Eng
land at I27 a 1871. Cora Is in sufficient supply io
the demand We hear Of no transactions. Abou
COO bushels Rye sold a, 81 in the ship. Oats vel
plenty and dull. North River, "a Canal, II
81; New Jersey. 81 81 cents.
PurLaprLrHrA, July 6.-ErPorfs # B'ee
! siufs.-We learn from the Philadelphia Mort
american that the shipments Of bread s,uds fro
+ this port to foreign ports during the week endin
the 3o,h ult. exclusive Of shipments coastwis
were Hoo bills Of Flour go of Rye Flour.
u 4 VI lfr- la
: Of Wheat, $3.50 Of Corn, and l.266 Ibls.
II ship Bread the value of which exceeds $4,000
= For dull period Of the year this IL pretty IA
: weeks work. OF other articles the exports Ne
about $50 600.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26
TIE FIRST GUN

Week before last the Indiana Journal, IN the
vain hope of rallying the energies of and giving
courage To, its friends made lame attempt at a
loud c,oto over what 1T called great triumph IN
New Orleans. The deceptveness of its inorma-
ton was fully exposed IN our Extra OF last week.
We have now the pleasure OF adding TO our then
news nearly full from Louisiana and we
DO pray that the Indiana Journal Will hereafter wa 4
till IL is out of the woods before il attempts to de
cevc It's friends by stealing our thunder.
We copy the following returns from the New
Orleans PIcayune, of the 10th instant. Ia ncutra
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26
INpiANAroLls, July p, lSi2.

Mr.. G.. &. MCUNE:
SiR-Ths day | saw. for the first time, your
communication addressed to ne, appointing the
2:d day ut August for the commencement ol inc
coutenpl ated debate bet~ cen you and myself. fer-
mt me TO say IN reply that, although Messrs Pen
gree. Gurley and Bcddiesome, OF ONO. have re-
spectIvely solicited me not To note you upon Tue
credit OF the Uniyersalists generally yct as Inc
matter has progressed lar, 1t would be, perhaps
impolitic now 10 arrest It. gu may t"ere'"ic
exnect me to be on the ground at the time speciad
= , a. | shall return home Will reply To your
letter toucAln. the preliminarles.
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN - ANE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

Ruonr IsLAND-The Boston Post gives some
further melancholy accounts OF the on RACES COM
united by the Charter party OF tins state. IL aP-
pea r from these, that some OF the Chafter uo"Ps
entered mlilners shop IN Providence, raislc"e
her goods took such articles pleased their fancy
and $50 IN money from tins unprotected leihhie'
When they entered Spragues house at Chepachet =.
4 Charter soldier commanded a woman AT ~"'N
there Mrs PANE, TO stand and told her mat II s"c
.,oke ar moved he would XII her; the wom'h'
throuuh terror. either moved or screamed, ana sue
was immediately struck with a dirk. and her NE
only saved by a thick pocket book under her clothes
through yvAch the dastards steel penetrated oh
SATURDAY body OF prisoners we're marched IRON
" oonsocket 10 violence. inioned III cfuei man
per aud subjected TO the worst spcce- OF aousc ana
DEGRADATION on iac way. They were Kicked, ana
dirt Vas thrown upon them, while. 10 some astinc'
g. even the women upon the road, "ho saw the
intense suffering from heat. fatigue and cruelty
we're denied the liberty o! glsug the poor fellows a
cno of water! \ father visited ms son, VINO = ia
prison m Providence upon the accn-at On 81 heinE
suffrage man. and moved By plrcatl love aud ma
man sympathy. he Immediately went o. lore th'
Charter Legislature and descr bed 10 comm t'ct
Of that body the suffering condition OF t"e prisoners
and the Disgusting state of the pr son as com
plants were met by acomm.t incnt 81 mse!i.--Nt y
Era.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26
CONGRESS-.

Tue Bro Tariff PAssrD.-As we conIec'ured
in the Globe Of Yesterday the Federal parry worked
through the TARIFF BILL to-day, under the ope-
rat on If the previous question and cut of all voting
BY yeas and nays the amendments proposed ia
Committee Of the Whole.
By this new mode # leg station. the Represent
at.yc escapes all reepons bliy tor his votes on
amendments rejected ~ committee. No votes are
taken there by yeas and nays-and all voting on the
rejec'ed amen peafs, by yeas and nays, ~ tie
House. (where II the Immcmofa custom 10
renew such propositions and call the yeas and nays,
50 . hold each Representative 10 hs RESPONSE
bllity.) is precluded BY the previous question.
Every Federal member deny before h's
constituents that lie voted against any OF the re-
lec;ed amendments which he shall find to be popu
lar his district.
II Will be seen that the present bill repeats the
pr0yisO IN the distribution act, by winch II was
made condition that. in case duties on any articles
should at any time be raised 10 exceed ~ per cent
the distrl button should cease. and the land funds
restored To the treasury OF the Union.
line duties under the present bill more thai
double the ~ per cent of the COMPROMISE act ant
the pghted faith winch obtained the passage oil th'
distribution law, oniy by inserting that condition
Is now violated the duties are raised above ~ pc
cent and the conditional clause OF the distribution
act repealed. THIS II high-handed, not nlgh-mlnd
ed Federalism. II - COOnskin, not black cocdad
Federalism.
/ On the passage of the bill the vote stood
/ For the bill IL
The following absentecs would probably have
voted Tor tue bill, VIZ: Messrs. Henry, Hunt,
Rayner, and L. W. illiams
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

WAsm~crox Navy l.Rn June 9th. lsi2-A most
rendng occurrence has again visited our NAVY ard
bv which two industrious and worthy citizens Thomas
IBarrv the old and highly esteemed German. aud DAVID
DAVIS instantly deprived Of life, 10y the explosion Oh
uohahv three dconaiing shells, several expo
sions heard IA the neghborhood. II appears that
some time since Commodore kenuon issued an order that
the preparation of that description OF she'll should not lie
permit ei within the walls of Navy haTd; aud IN COR
sequence OF that order Mcssrs. Barry and DAVIS were
working without the know lrdge OF the Commodore in
tho cunncr's office sJk he door bctcd when about
half past o'clock the shell, exploded wnh the violence
Of an earthquake Mr. Bauys entralls were torn out en-
ely aud face much cut aud Mr.. Davi>s left cut of
and head most sockingly mangel-whisi the visi'ers
and wofl,nen the adjoining building were al slightly
wounded Mr.. Barry has left a disconsolaie widow aud
Two children. Report sayS that Mr.. DAVIS proceeded 10
tbs Job with great reluctance doubtless recoeoi'ng the
fate If poo Bngi last fall aud that when lac len MS lam
liz after dinner hc kissed Them all and Observed that he
never expected them any more Jmm'diaeiy aiier
the explosion the building discovered T. he on he
and here most Thrilling spectacle WAS pre~e"'"d ne
magazine was Immediately hcueaih-ihe bodies OF the
dead vt remosed-dOuhts existed whether me WoiN
o destruction and death yet completed when several
intrepid spirits. amongst whom were J"h
T. Tucker Thomas tioss aud Francis Reilly. only re-
rei have not the names q. all those brave men dashed
in aparcIiilv regardless Of lite and limbs. and promptly
exiiugnishe The flames and brought out the dead dies
ol their comrades They wogkmen IN tie Navy
Yard But much praise cannot be bestowed upon az
the nohlcd sulrd work who ensavOre and succeeded
90 scll IN secans the government property from desiuc
ion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

EXPLOITATION or WHr,T AND Flour TO ESe-
LAND AND HER CoLoNIEs.-lhe Journal OF Com
meree compiled tie following table from official
documents. The first column denotes tie year
the second tie value Of wheat and -four exported 10
England and her Colonies the third, the value OF
whoa, and -four exported to England alone
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

MILLERIsM. or Second Adventism. Is extending
Itself the east Ii : SAID that there were over
twelve hoIsand persons at the Kingston. y. IL
Camp Meeting. Sunday, the 3D.. Al~o, that the
believers IN Mr. Mll.cls doctrine intend holding
another camp meeting during the latter part OF ia
mouth. Tney nave IN tie hands OF the sali-
maker the GOVERN. OF u large tent, capable Of ac-
commo atsnr i've thousand people. Tai> tent the y
intend keep in constan, use, transporting J., fon
State 10 State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

BuSxxn Hull, Is believed that the following noun
tans NAV be clear weather, from The top oil Bun
ker Hill Monument Wschusett, at Princeton dis
,ant about 80 miles MonadnocA, at Jeffrey, n H., distant
about 10 miles. Ascuiney. Wealherseld, n H., DIS
tan, about 10 miles kesrsarge, Nevbuy, n H., dis
, tant nearly SO miles.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

TR,pr-The New YORK Evening Post states fact,
that Boston Joys far alter proportion OF trade than
any other city OF H. the Union and Is At loss
whether refer 1t the superior management OF her
banks the gieat Western Railroad the combination
of both. We have doubt but 1t results from the
fact that Boston has had less to do with the struggles OF
the Uned Bank. IA It's tor power, than the
other Atlantis cities, generally. Long WI New \ ork
ana Philadelphia feel the effects OF the panic Efforts oil The
tools of that bioated of pollution. Long will the
dupcs OF these penscned tools the day that found
them enlisted detrimental alike u their own
and the public intelesis-RocheSfer " - Advertiser
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

RHopr I,LA>n-We have for some time been con-
WINGED that those who hy their votes siael shed cohs
tutona form Of tvcrunent IN Rhode Island were not
urcparsd t. maintain We have been confi4rtd t.a
through The 60 lacd Influences OF fear aai eSpeicacy
majority Of the people have become " LING to aApat
sill longer t. a government founded on property and
being thus convinced have reg,ct,ed that GOV Dof
should hay, attempted second hostile denonsf atom
even though, believe the OBJ ct oil those under arms
an Acote IA "A defensive rather than al aggressive
one We are Disappointed IN any degree al ne 'e-
suit of this second clmpagn. Finding Themselves re-
sisted bv more than double their own nanhef The aic
non ,c,,.i with srr acted rightly ia Dis er-lug II
mai ,rv OF that people have turned 10 he support 81
the Chaser government wIh all IT. in-oence ana tra-
nv they have the right do aud II Is not the part Of
- ,.ope of the other quarrel with them On
account OF their choice. We may claim tie pNege q
saving however that aAen whole the case Ia hn'ie
Iant presents decided triumph OF wealth Over
men Of might over right, that has ever yet come unde
our know DE in tlis land oil freedom better cau-'
than the Suffrage men never exisied-a good cause
was never more m.serAby su-t4ined-Sae4 ifrs user
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

The President O the United states was, on the
Fourth, dressed complete suit OF black siN'
made and presented by Mr.. Rapp, OF Economy
Suppose Jaa had complete SUIT OF black
silk -" How the Ogle men would have yeiped
about II
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

LEvEE TAarFF IN New ORLE.Ss-We noticed
few DAYS 81 &C. that the City Council proposed taxing all
imports INTO New Oreans-sad tax to go towards the re-
hempton of the Municipality bills. The following are
the sums proposed several principal articles, which VIII
giv n tolerahe idea of the whole
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

r. B.-Roast Beef and two dollars day Wh'
but the office holders get II
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

Mouton's majority Ills as far as heard from
Carriers majority IN the Senatorial Districts of
East and West Feliciana, about 100.
rrycc DEM leads Moore Whig) in Avoyees
lob votes
As Ear we have heard Dawson (Dem.) leads
BUTLER (whg) 5l6 votes
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

Horse shoes are now made by machinery ne
heels and toes turned aud the holes completely
punched.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

Cnder the new British tariff, the following are
admitted INTO Canada free of duty, viz:-Horses
mules, asses neat cattle aud all other live stock
tallow aud raw hides salt CORN AND GRAIN IN
GROUND; biscuit or bread meal or flour. except
wheat flour fresh meat; fresh fish fruit or veg
etabcs fresh carriages OF travellers; wood ana
lumber cotton and wool ; hemp. flax and tow.