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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-14


Thus. the State BY selling ont. under AIr. asg's
auspices an hcrinicre.i in the public works, we1d
realize something like million of dollars where
with 20 pay 'rcn'yfrc miV0ns' This ro1'1
iu7rsd leare "a formidable deficiency. But let the
,.opl. be- comfortrd. Mr Flag las q receipt for
rcpenish,rc the Treasury as rapidly a. he cmptic,
IT, For every rod that be eel, "out ri a bargain
10 capitalists no has a fresh ia 10 lay upon the
people Thus TO make up for the half million
lost 70 the Treasury 10y the sacrifice Of tho ithaca
and Owceo and Catskll aud Canaioiario Roads
ne ralir. upon the WILL TAX for The current year.
If the Erie Railroad sink TWO or three millions,
TWO or three mill taxes VII quicS.y Gil up 'he gap.
And shosd ,hcrc.t Of the public works 20 OF nj
similar discount it would only require icw nddi-
tioual turns ofthc Regency f7r-scrcsto wiring irol
the people the money necessary to make up lhe
deficit Ina word. there j. no tcarthni the lrca-
.ury will b. cmptied by Nh. acs'- Railroad -f...
SO long that funrtiounry Gun draw upon the pco-
pie for such contributions - be- chooses To pre.
scribe. Albany I've. Jour.
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uIGHLY Important to Farmers, Plant

iii TIVT % 7 =. 7
] and H0rtculiurats.Tbe Compound Chemica
Mnsc o. >0lp may De- iered al tie present moment
the best preparation Tat compounded Tor tie
OH destruction 0i every pecr of insects nlesune The srgf-
table uCauna.1ggls sggs, r0, bugs, peach n-ciarns
apple and pear insects. and army WORMS, susi
tsbia-e &C., add ai fle siarr insects which parasitic
l- and exotic flowers. such the Ofauner
tcu,, cysI- mesenhrI altf num- cc1rI.
.cea. uay al. oy proper application. be- thoroughly
term mated Beside. the extra0ri chearncs, mos.
important item economy. render, Il access Die Tor a
plgot, large scale; ie0o peach trees ~ acre,
an. may be Kept Tree rom The m1raudinF insect. 0r the
lr - expense 81. one dollar.
Farmer r1.l- corn. oats. rye potatoes, tIrnps. cab
hare- may, AZ The expense Of few dollars, realize hun
directs by saving their fields from The devasiatons OF the
mn. The Compound Chemical Whale Oh soap may be
bel n bnk or in itrs Of four pounds dozen Of whcs
packed iu 4 box. Apply
DIR LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER
ie92ln Chemist, No / wsLstreet
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Ills water used ior scgoiu pus. bilious liver bowel
complaints. .ud scson and affections oi The stomach Gc
Iut.la- from the spec mems We have rfI, 70 IS also "a
Pheasant drink. II TIt OPP boo ruft lul p.l bottles So
packed n boxes for transportation.
Ri. water is put ny m TIE mo.t careful manner, Boz
tuart- pui.. and packed boxes ready 1r portal
Goa .l luy distance. Orders must be- fiIfr.srl il
A b.. s. u ~ANDS.
Dru1lts ~ - ami lto Fu.ial-,treft. a.0 sold lF
Abraham 3 sad, CO. No. - Roadway. corner al
Clauoe-,sirs,i; Oayi sands Co ~. - Easi Broli-
~ ..-..r L Mlrh-f.frrtl. W.
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NHsKY.-Iho sales OF this demon in the New
\ ORR market during the last .iN months have ave-
ragged fifteen thousand gallons a day. This is but
about one-third less than the sale, two year, ago.
We suppose the dminution is almost wholly from
the driuhcrs, as the consumption in the ART, j.
probably as ncat as ever, it not greater. There
is however .oo much drinking even yet
Jour. Com
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L,NTANGLEp ACCOINrs.-Thema-

"a Jones Accountant. lti Hnal.aF. opposite j.'a-f.
uutrfifk' 90 1risnyc su a. n-f 7roDInf> MT every if
tlu 20 tAos" WiF iiss" u0f l'0s shs f0 &C., .H ..
aH 'aN method pi conducting fan Departing af, e ftti-
l, N'H The confidence derived '0lrf nlCn rHe.f.I.s.
respectfully olers b. assistance boz suggesting .-i on
account b"ohs ARE best daped 1 1rJ particular
ni bu'inr,- ~ comp 'tfd partnership l ar rogfu.'
ami neglected accounts hc pledges lIz-.l g.. ..
cases an equitable aud nd,puillic adjustment
Published and i0r saie ~ TIE author above "iH.t-
Principle and Practice of Bookkeeping Which . aI-e1|,
lie t"kt book u tir is1fly AesffuHc ir,i .I..H, us
country, amt tie oniy American WORK le subject f.t
u. been urr ga ID F.1IarF l-ir. p I.r...
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IANING nresented 10 LIE Pnhlic he

= ~ I.NN VTV5tHITW % nc 7 W0HU NC
claims OF mF Grst premium Cologne for 10 long row
take ile liberty oi lvug before aeU auatner arce of
equal worth. vi. The Virginia >i7N ~ Cream" Ia.
vegetable comI0s ton can safely say unequaIeo by
offered 10 Tie American public nr IRE pleasure d efafi'
n shaving. Il oaly fragrant. prUt-cng rich aut lat,
az athcr but possssses qualities o ~ hghy ~oong aId
healing .nature raise il far abs aly sa ftc-. A
those who have irfd Cologne have 1lrf i ID b. All hat
>alt hey who th, Cream sIll arkucNiet.e N.at
tle Llif Of .ts virtue have not here Teen TOLD
seu J LANDMARK. o3 Chatln-l-st
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.INNEFORD'S PATENT lNPRON-

LED ELECTRICAL FLESH GLOVES ara STRAPS
produce leshy stalls Of - system bg 'rsuon wkou liz
r,A tearag The .sH, as al Tie O7Esy Horsair Cloves
a-e liable % 20.
The greai value Tao Hors-Har EeIovsi0r thera-
peutc agent wteR Gp I'll 10 Tie human bciy 'eo vel
known every he has paid TIE least tEe
importance OF healthy acton Of ls sknts require arher
Fer >sIe ~ A X. SANDS 1 co, 2s Broadway. corner
o. Chauhsrs,ire-t. Granite Building. inu
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cARATOGA UNION SPRING.-The

SARATOGA UNION SPRING.-The
- Water from hi Spring having u ~ iousd y - hop,
py effects on the .ystrm 10 'e'' ic valuable m,dcal
prop tiprs induced 90 havc auay zed during Che
na, by DR. J. Il. Chiffon, when was found TO
contain larger proportion OF u'el ara important in-Ied
enis % tle gallon than any other Spring ~ Saratoga.
Testimonials of IL, value and efficacy have hcen re-
cevea from the follow inc distinguished Physicians. who
number among themthe hgesf medical talent OF The age
VALENTINE MOTT ". u.
Professor ot surgery 10 tie Unive atty OF y. !.
JOHN q. BECk. " D..
Professor Of Sla'erii Medea in he colleee : Of
ALEXANDER H. STEVENS, VI D.
Professor OF surgery Emeritus in the College
rou> ar 2, fhy. sFM,I >nd 99,sfon'' ~ y
Surgeon to the Ne--York City Hospital
THOMAS COCK. =. D.,
Wee President Of the College Of Physicians and
o.sprDFoRD. ND,
Professor of Midwifery To The lnVc'y Of ihe
OPINIONS OF TIE PREss.
From the Nrw-Yo5s Time, and Evening Star.
MEDlcAIEp "ArEEs-Ne would car The sii'nion OF lie
public generally to the advertisement Of L. r. g. ID sands
by which It viii he seen that the wafer Of the saraio-
Union Sprug, ior safe 10y ihru, = proved N dn'F'> o
concentrate medicinal qualities tian either oi e oih
er springs For scroln,us, bilious. liver or bowel com
plants, ind resion aud affections ni Tire stomach u Is hgy
recommended bv in. most eminent of the medical 1cul.f
end u,e hcrrio1-r has been emlueuy succcs>ul We
would conf euty ommerd tra otto pr'ons ah ci-
cd with lh~ various Complaints Tor shch romit cr alma
ton %. medicinal ploperie, 70 seem pccni ly adapted
F.oniiie Newafh Daily Ad'e'ti,er
Invalid. whn NAV ..ii O, -p Saratoga % urHk Go
Mineral waicr con- )y have the benefit te remedy, l
,., rr'n cost hv stepping Into NJ Trpp-. Drue >lr..
@ Binad street. Mr. I Istc agent of tie owners % 'l'
ngn Spring. 'lr,rs 4. u. s. ID. sands. N'w-N orh n
%. whose Vnuf. 4d o. he nt1lrd. and VIII keep
.ppIvol ih, vs,rr De- bottles, " have received several
bottles irpy tho u u. 1Id lave oaud apparently
sparkling and lively when bubbles rom tn" ornt''n
Tue pns'"e understand ds'haI'' p. lt rye OF a''-
four gallon, per mrl,r. AMI he ts,r of tl' water and h
olei ntou' uir-f te said 20 le tlurr arcc r
that o ~ er o. fhe other >prp- o"s slan ni Boz
according tralN,. made hy D. Nl0n. ufar'tvni
cleln ,o New orr, contains Dc following a.rril US
Gran.
Chloride OF : % = ~ l
Carbonate oi Nd- .i-'
Car1Huaeo fl'
Carbonate u sod i--f'I
tdrlHrfic OF Iron
iodine cd ~eluW, ar l0lis" a"
tacr o Bromide of Potassium >..ca AMI AHn.m1 100
592so7
Callon.c Acid Gas from Water bottled iveess..3Ifie n
Atmospheric 1-
8I-s
Ills water used Tor scroiu'pus. bilious liver bowel
complaints ud sesiion, and affections OF he stomach &c
T.. a.. mi
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{ Albany ADV

SNmTNrss cor MEN.-it is said That men who
are used to it, VIII ou'ruu horses by hold
Ing their speed longer. s man viii also wall,
down horse. for after ho has travelled few
day, the horse viii Dee quite tired. iut thc man
viii be- ns fresh lor motion a. AZ the beginning
The King mc -cuccr- walk in Persia. io3 mile,
IN II hours. Hpttentots out,ffip lion, in the
chase. aud -ayagcs who hum thc cik tire it down
and take it-thcy are said 60 have performed a
Journey 1T 5000 in mile, in ln., than 30 weeks.
Hopes British Nsaihiy Magazine
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L,ACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS.

Iiisaari tiaf Gour1ut's POnirr Suhtlr viii pcfna-
ueuv cra 40 hair rom the part where D, applied
Oui the ,iistc-i injury 10 the hin. 10 be- bad A. IT,"
oil establishment. ~ Walker street. ON ioor from Bi'
sav - per bottle. Another tact that Geulauds True
a,rr ~ Rrauy w thoroughly ,Srnnn,ir tan, puYlH,
anal a.l cu.furOus rrupof- scIf juvenile h'1hhY ai-
pea l.cc. ani the hlnd, rrck int ann, ~ fairi
wilderness, R,gat spurious imitation. OF q IS celebrated
'n,i,. e'nfii~ na"aii i.r4u slis utterly ruiuou, o
tlr shu ant cDmu' Nou. and 10y rrf-sf
.urou- Co health. 20 be had "a alose. 3 per bottle.
GOI'RAtD 'S VEGETABLE Ron GE
lWUT!t, delicate fosear uu-e nuIoNtb.. 10y pfrSiaicu
or rushIug will linen cloth. ~ cent. per bo'ti-
cot RAIDS BLANC DE>PNGNt,
90 spanish Lly White inipart. bright pure. iiflkf.
alaba.irr whers., he ~ free from Ire nuruu, pu
r"rtt generally combined " tl p~parltuns for ins pure
fu.f. Pm uu bon elegant ,oIes ~ p ceuf, each.
A.,nl.. Pr1yrelcr, DycI d.. Albany, q It RE Nal.
OIL lane; Naw Haven. Law: Hartford, Nell. Hum
phrfy. Princeton. Seabr0ok Boston, jordan NtA,t.
Pl ild,iusla. 81. Rrorn. - Cls.uutst ici7 lu
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, &c eFOR NEWBrRGll-I.and

49, ig at Cafiwclfs. W. r rt end Coz
.'-1-l .te-rnl0ai JAMES MADISON. Con- o.. arrs
Hs.-a- r,II i-aye Naren-.fresi Pier every II rrJAh
a-t FRIDAY EVENINGS. ~ : O'Clock
Al Ea-eaer. P.rhsg,, 81 falc-',, f'nh ''f
.rf 1n i1ir. o thi. boat tr-s eHs Hii lob
he h1st o. rccep,ed iof. win br al hc rt o n- oh
e-. thereof. .a
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2NrFFALO nd Green Bay.
= HELZABETH-pORT AND

Fa- raI gl...re. agfy .liie master co band. of
T. P PUSS : &c CO. Baa',o. ny ,n
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of Dr. Halls invention continue 10 receive NY decided
preference. For twenty year, past have employed the
Iu,.s OF Dr. IID with success. TIE supporter was M
vented n 1881 by the Dr. ma my advice and appreciation;
aud happy ~ that Il i extensively adopted 10 tI-
rope a. we'll - n this country -
Signed VALENTINE MOTT ND
" 9 fylI
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< o. RICHARDSON'S BITTERS.

O.-GOOD NEWS FOR IIfE SICK-The ,nb,cri-
Der takes pleasure 10 communicating % bis fellows the hap
ny result, be- has experienced from the of Dr. = 90
charis0n, Sherry Biltcrs During the last our year,
having had occasion To resort 10 many experiments Tor the
restoration of health and having experienced tuch n
convenience from general nervous Gebity ana con'e
lUeut d,pep,.s and To-, of appetite, al length fortunately
procured bottle OF DR.. RS Buer,, and tom actual eNpr-
rience can recommend them to the public mott igree-
able and efiectual restorative OF health and bodily vgor-
Having also had witness q cir effects many NJ
my friends ard neighbour testify 90 their beneficial
effects DR. Richardson needs no encOmum with those WHO
are personally or expernentay acquainted with bin, ,ys
tanning he does high reputation for his knowledge and
skill in the medical department. To those who know hln
not give favorable introduction than advising
them To make immediate Of bottle Of his very valuable
B;icrs ". G.. SIMMOND.
Prom tho Palladium, New iiaytz
WEST kILLTSGLY, Conn, June II, 1910.
DR.. 6. q RIcHARDsON,
Sr-Iavug been. Tor the last few years, very much de.
hfaed and much OF health otherwise, and had nc al
wee wcug thirty of l@be,t physicians ~ Charleston
: c. New York Saratoga Springs Boston, and nu"ihef
OF other places u Boston, on the ih ~ lasi MARCH
and called AZ your office and bought bottle Of your sherry
Biier, AGer ! returned home, bought more. COM
merrei gaining fcm tire very frsi and have taken THREE
bottle, and am row well Ny dcspaired 81 A.
certainty mclrihe bat 10 three mouths, have gained Just
II pnund,whch j. surprising a> haNe tatea nothing bot
bread sud milk. ,t continue tir same. hournt dicne u
selling well and dong much good
VERY respectfully yonrS . -.
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IN FOR sCHOOLEY's NOUN

IN FOR SCfIOOLEYS NOUN
E2cslet TAIN Fasion. Bethlehem amt Alent,r ~
g&Es-s- Pa.-Daiy. Sunday. excepted via sllauet.
aud <ln-rY To- Isa .iroad-Leave pier Nou River az p.
O'Clock 4. " by steamboat 20 ELzah-P0r or aays fhe
foot OF Liberty stree at O'Clock. \ " ilie ine Phlade
ra train klJa5eto~n. iaesr connect with he car. or
>omervle-coacles from thence arriving ~ ~ciooiey'.
Mountain early the afternoon Easton by oco,
Bethlehem ~ Y O'Clock and Al-rt,Vu at 81 O'Clock ilc
evening.
For seaisor further aisrna,on. apply 10 4. D HOPE
Merchants Hotel Al Courta1ff street IN tire Railroad a.
rec, foot oi Liberty =. or Oh board tHe loai.
y q. FNiras provided a. he shortest notice
p : Tbs ,onie account ofr tLort distance bycoarh
= commends itse n The public patronage as being by lar
the most pleasant and exped uOuS jel5 lm
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| TO LET-The Basement. No. ia

"a TO LET-Thc Basement, No. ~
- Boa Iwav = conr.ai 100, r..ui az go. '.a''
90 maker f-gi ,3r &. Ac Apply O. Jon" IL,
No. = Ceo,rsl
%ATO LET-Thc two-s;ory btich
~ Hou.e No Se Na.ic>tr'et " lh Gee r-'s Poi, .'
a. n : suitable s,s',. Apply. p 800 ..... .
m. GRINNfLL NINiUiiN co., >''''"l
ATO LET-t handsome Dwelling
~ seven rooms. we'll arranged v.tl pr. =. O.
- -r.od wards Inquire 60 WI. H. FiNhNhn,
Bower. co.rsr ~ ? .ih--t
Alto LET from the first day Of mex
- N,v ,p.r,..irrtl o. ths 'su-ti. sfDrf of h
- -i.,.- corner nf AM ami Nassir-s-ee.., H
!, r~.r,,ne of.sr o- otter mechanical 'lS1rS> i1f'
AMPS CONNER, n tic hui.l.ne '.'t"
~ TO LET-tnd possession gwen IN
ID .ria,eir. trrc ,tory na-,', .ar .'. go
-.r = each. .-ua'r 90 tle so1'H 'tr %.
t,,trn Nschle Z = a.. To god t'.lHl, i' i,.a -.
uad,ate. Apply TO l. Ma,1i.aa -A le''- '"'
tirI 7,-rre.
ri FOR SALE-Thai very desirable p.ai
iE ~ yround raisa "a tie correTc ilrlt asi o.
= ---r.t, fronting on =. yeuus ia.A .fnf 81 i't
Il. ir, on Isght.sirret an, . 'eei 90 Na'H ,,
Church THEREON. Foo particulars snl~.r' o ''Nr'i "
MEMS No. n Beech, or ..,,..
anu >NMi- h"0N"' IL "'''
%AFOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
- The cottage .ut llol-c ard stli- NJ aaiI. rc,i
--r-eT nf t.-h sscnue AMI i-fb r,.., "a . -" -'
namenict. viii frrr, a.~l pump -'af g. ''
u.. nr.r. ar IS rom iae r. 'rlfi. Pr .-. Nn
inquire cd }. - ". Len FRIDGE il tt"iif-'L n l-
-c12u
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VERY r,-pcc fully yours. ........

sold hv the Agents. \. q. a SANDS. Druggists, NJ.
- F.nu street, corner OF Gold loo Fulton street. <b
tro,t, sv = Et0 grltIwaF. Price o. ctui.. f'2I I'm
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VOttN WARWICK. Sweep S'rnelter and

~ Rrflrr N grnrrsI, No. u JOIN .irerf. NTV-N0rs.
Purchaser OF jewelers. snd ~yrss IRIS Folsh..,. Fu.
m-cug. Ltmrls. Parting Bars Coarse SILVER Bar. IA
fiii AMI Plated Metals. Bonkh seg. Rag, Sc a82 D.
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~ = hI' / : ne IN = '''-'7' 20 =
imF ~r-nr,I door oi tar Co ar. r r.-'
-. ~ ,l,'..,.r.ei. s-of1 o. tHf t1 20 t'" i.'
Roo, +. we'll -.sl ara y.rtil-s... .l. Do. 'i
,r.r ,.. .. NJ, r-.-rur.. d convent. lt ..'
-ie ,- r-lIe X0r.lIn oc for LsrarF A->or1i-'. ii'
Room mas n- ss-G a. suy anc on tl
'1r. For uftier p1r-uar' apply % - Ntt IT, -' 80
IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28
Gr nm nurru


Left Columbus TO- cn the 7h inst, and was met al
Springfield by number Of citizens, who accompanied
him To Daytnn-The Artillery and Cadets scorted HIM
into the town. He welcomed in pertinent ad
dress By 7. i. Lowe Esq, 10 which Mr.. Van Buren,
made neat reply. lie received the visits of thousands
On tie 9TH, he left for the West, md dned at Eaton
the county seat Of Ptebe county, where d. cor F. NJ
Greene addressed him behalf Of the citizens. He
supped The same night al Richmond Qnd. w gs and
Democrats without distinction paid him attention. Mr..
v b. was escorted by thousands. lie reached Indian
apolis on Saturday, the th inst. The Wings "brokc
through the selfish, chursh and contracted orders OF
their Editors, no behind TIE age they 1--we in, and
We'd with Tie Democrats IN doing honor TO one deserv
ing their regard
We regret 10 learn, shat the stage which took Mr.
y. West on Monday, Jane -, caps2ed shc:t
distance East Of Plami Id. Mr. '. 3 was slightly
injured in the shoulder From all accounts, every town
and city through which lie passed, Inns received tie
Ex-Presdent with open arms, and tie roads are
tlirongcd with eager spectators.
Extensive preparations had been made for his reccp
ton in ST. Louis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28

'Resor,d That respectful memorial he drawn up, and be
recommended feow-ctizrs as generally as possible To
sign Tile same"
Thus, nv fellow citizens, spoke the people Of Rich
mond in ls2O. Compare these resolutions with those,
which lately passed in Richnond-and what will
The people of Virginia say 10 the contrast
high protective Tariff will throw cloud over the
prosperity Of Virginia Tariff meet the wants OF
Tie Government Is not opposed by the Democratic
party. But such hungng, og-rolling system as
The one prepos will fnd luotlcld in Old Viz
gina, God bless her
Listen 10 what Daniel Webster said of Free Trade
and protective Tariff: Taxes imposed the people,
Tor tie sole benefit OF any class OF men, equally
Inconsistent with the principles of the Constitution and
with sound adgment.''-( Daniel U1bs.cr, IN 1900
And, People Of Virginia. tins The language OF the great
and powerful champion Of the Wing party, he with
whom J'ln Minor Bolts walked locked arm aud arm
in the streets OF Richmond, and whom he introduced
to the coonskin Contention the 9Th OF October, SlJ
and it he, who addressed the hard cider boys
from the portco OF the capitol Of Virginia, under
October Sun, amid the plaudts Of the ardent Wigs
OF Virginia, who then pronounced Daniel Webster,
only second 10 Henry Clay. o! what change has
come the spirit of the dreams Of this tribe OF
immaculate patriots, who Rugged Daniel Webster TO
| tlcirsbosom III 1910
deny that the agricultural class is benefited BY
high Tariff. What the agricutufst wants IS Free
Trade and protective restriction. high Protective
Tariff ruinous 10 individual enterprise. IL is only
fed By joint stock companies, and with chartered pr
vieges Go 10 the North, and you see the industrious
mechanic can hardly make living by working in those
large pint stock companies then take peep INTO
the owners magnificent marble maaslons, living like
some Eastern Prince trans atlantic Monarch
Of The old world Such the join; stock of New
England, created were by oppressive Tariff laid
upon TIE Southland they asking you agam
10 permit them 10 profit at yoGr expense.
Allow more, before closing his hasty adj
dress, 10 beseech you Friday night 10 attend the
'aeeng. Come, and have old fashioned speech
from a native son Of Virginia.
Respectfully,
| Your Democratic friend,
! JAMES RIVER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28

AN ACT extend FIR admitted period the PRESENT laws for lay
ing and collecting dates imports
Bet er1chd By me Senate House of Representatives. " the o.
u Csn.re a,,cntieI Tint ali laws ia actual
o.rao the first OF June eighteen hundred and forty wu re-
.rtatins FIXING the and duties 10 he levied
goods, wares and merchandise imported int"
the L. - aud precir. the mode Of collecting the SAME, ana
~ Provisions relating thereto shall continue aud he IN force n
they existed that day unr the fret day OF August eighteen
iuadrcd and which there he lhiilrr ie-
:-lu the snsci tie laws fur lay Ing and collecting iS
-al la the though this Get had not been passed. hS
;i. on:i,lrd IAN modify of The SIR.
icrth Gay oi july, thousand eight huTed and tir! Wo
ANA al ether acts mpo>n. dui Imports. approve! f,
sr eighteen hundred al tlr, ;ree the contrary II: any
wise noiwi. landing: Prorid,i That the distribution L; ir pro"
rrc u The public lands. anti.ized aud directed by The at oi
Congress TIC 9Th III September, 1871 entitled "Nh a'i ~
prCcr:d> The >acs Of rubic LANDS a'! t.
grant presumption rights, hun and The iercSy si
pended and postponed until the IL day o nest 1872 ahd w
said act Of tie iI September lsi sil l.. otherwise ar
tier affected mod fed than Postpone Tie sa u.
by that bc made ii day July, si2; ANYTHING c"n
iant in this the sai the ih o September io II, |"
Tia :ahii"i!, nols Outstanding.
The ti was passed by the following vote
inNs.sr> Archer, Barrow, Bates, Bayard, Choa;e, Clay
ton, Conrad, TRAITS Crenden. Evans, Graham Henderson
huntington Kerr, fianeum, Miller Ao.ehead, PheiS Porter
SIMMONS, smith Of lGlaia, 1amadge, White ana Woodbridge
III.
hors- Messr Allen. Eenton, Bercn Buchanan, culihert,
Fulton, KIM, Linn AcRoaef,<, Preston Rivr, Smith ot Con
neccnt siulceon Tapan, Walker, Wilcox, Woodbury. Wright
and NoGns-!9.
This title measure is in the hands of the Presi.
dent On his Judgment, hangs its fate If public OPT
mon has interpreted him arigi he will nerpose his
veto and arrest the i'll considered parts and impoc
measure. So mote ii be,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28

II has already sproutcd and much mould is beginning
to appear. In this neighborhooi whore there a
good prospect for 75,GGo bushels DO not think they
w:,l srcurc $1,000
TIE accounts arr unfavoralte from Buckingham and
.Nbc,aatl. The Alexandria Gazette gives more cheer
in: ONES 'om liz lcenl couaties and those from
SIaTy land are bright aud encouraging.
TO TRH EDITOR OF TIE Enquirer.
"HniMai Grore, .njdsicser county, lure IL.
81 observe IN your paper OF Tie lith instant, favor
able accounts OF the whra, crop in your seciion.
am sorry TO inform yon that such is not tie with
us fer, although prospects good up to within
4 short me back, they blasted by The appear
ance OF the rnst-uie greatest enemy with which the
which are continuing will still greater damnge,
before we shall be able harvest il, If should tie
SO fortunate as 10 have opportunity TO do so at all
Yours, &c,