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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16

/ NEE<G slNAAs 70 WIFI
Al Rules holden ia the Clerks Once Or the
Coanty Court nf Se&ers bh County, The 6rst
Monday il April, 1912: H
George r. HqPp,. PrArNrrF.
William, Lusk, qad Geo. H Becl.with S.
\ SanHeI Scotley, Merchants, trading
aadef the firm of G. IL Beckc5th s
4 Company, DEFENDANTS
CR.1N'CERY.
EFllE defendant, NTlLtAM LusK, mot having
w entered his appearance, and given Security &c
eSrdhg to lheAAei] Of Assembly and the rules pf
this Cejnrt; lid il appearas By Satisfactory en-
denee thathe Is betA M iuhabsit Of this country
II % ordered; That The said ilkfendant do appear
here on the fast daSofthe NEXT June term Of this
Court & answer HE Iii df the plsintifl aill that
copy ri ttis or,l<rbe forthwith inserted IN sone
newspaper p,ihlished n the said County Of Jeffr-
son, FOR two months slGCtssivtls, and posted The
front door ofrthe Court-honse BIZ The said ceuntys
VIII A Co4ly-iTe ste, 81
= E-ss y r. A i sHffYnQ n, e.l.s4. H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16
French FLOWERS,

-f1UsT opened case Of :nperb FRENCH
- FLOWER; !, withsa few Asw style Bonnet
Ribbons, At Il 81 AtSQttTHs.
NAV S. 1852 III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16
COME TO
Pleasant Retreat, No. Il.

TTNnE subscriber begs' leave 10 Inform the
public that be has added 10 his former
stock 81 goods The following articles, viz:
Howard COMPOUND auid extract Of Buchi,
~ s Kreosote Tooth-wash,
80" 2 q Tooth-sche drops,
Chemical essence Of Soap, for ex.
tsaeiing grease from clothes,
Chrysta1 cemens,fer msnding broken
china and glass ware,
= Compound Kreosots Tooth paste and
powder, fs/.
Huiehings, AFomatic salts, for headache,
Willissonfs Erssive salt. for lremoying iron
moald and stains from lace1And linsh,
Judkin's Ointment, bsyl
Lesaillant's French mixture,
Barthnlsnew's Cough Drops,
Pasers' Vegetable Atai-6iilcas Pills ~ ).
or retail, 5--..--e-si1s'
i \ -s-'es'e5la reNdsrs, eAn,I-billious powders.
Nerve powders, Spec Bitters, Composition'
African Bird Eye Pepper. NJ 81 rovssr.
No ), Of No.6 Conserve Or Bread ~ i rs
For hoaFseness- all Sc which cas- Be b.d =
wholesale or retail.
Hahess, cenPound Syrup Of Iloarboand.
Haaces' and Pepse's candy, Tor he cure or
coughs aud colds.
Goplss : tegeiebls sitsers FOR The cure Of dys-
pspsia. By the pint or gallon,
Cough Drops,
Blsssipg,s so On ,e.r,.;, 80. j.
Rheumatism. - ss'i sns
a general assortment IL .vI..,;.,..
stocks, crarafs b.1St.s.I..T.N sefll -
fesders. hosohs ,,,s sc,,..s s'osss; sas
nsrou3s. elothes sna h,;r $3.50, y A.'ep %
hund itaish thsls boys s ~. ~ eeanee.
49, .-...e sisseIsmeHt Of ross ard Toy Books
The people Of HsrpkrstFsrrv.
HsiYs assortment Of fruits
as oranges. lemons.
Is. raisins, butter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16

PafRsOis and sun Shades.
RI HAVE instopcned splendid assortment 81
- PaIa4al, anp Sun Shades cf The most fash
ishaols colours and 81 low prices
T c SiGAFooSE.
NAV 10. is4b.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16
3tG W @o0D9b

q = W NV = y
fTNHE uhdeFSignel has just received hisSpring
= Supply Of Gobdsi Al persons wbb have
seen them, frankly acknowledge that they have
hneEer seen goods as cheap I; 10 patiiculsrizs is
deemed entirely ilseless-suiice i 10 say, that
his stock is unusually large, consisting af II
aEsrh,I- ssqsrsEsro OF rIILLINEkY, n
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard,Cd,e, Qkeens-
ware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Sc. SC.
To all Of which he invites the attention bf Gus
toners and persons seeking good bsrgaibs and
again ho7 respectfully invites the at,eufon Of
country dealers, as he has the goods 10 suit them
'WM ANDERSON.
Harpers Ferry APril 81, 1912 Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16
: ~. 5. WEZIEE.

Att1rney at I4avvs
EEAs moved bis oaise tS NAT feeently oecn-
piedby WI c. WoRrgiSGTeN, Esq where
be via c9nliRne 10 deTote hifnsetF assidpoqsly
10 bis Prpiession.
Charlek.oNns Dec. 80. 1871. ~ 6aa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16
lawn Robes.

i9PLEEDIp Hmperial Lawn Robes. Il new I; r
- ticlcgor ladies dresses, just received and
for sale ~ 7: g SlGAF0OSE,
MAY 10. lsh2. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16

t7E.NTLEME.N'S WEIR.
"a y unusually large stock cf Cloth, Cassi,
IN neres and yes,ings,. DriiIings snd sum-
mer Cassimeres, Of every variety and at very
low prices EN- AISQuITH.
May 5,ilS42.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16

/ Al a ball hell lately ia Richmond. Va,
4 q belle asked country rustic. who stood
nigh her ia compact ring Of four Or five
deep. gazing on pair wal'z'ng, PAY,
sit, show d. Won like~lhe waltz u Mad,
ami, said tho quaint gentlemen Il like
I the hugsin parl very wsll bull Idon
/ like The whiting round. When il dome.
+ 10 the hnggin' i would like "a stand still. 7
A dor is actounled mad when be won't
take something 10 drink and man in
/ sane when be takes 100 much, A imam;
cier remains respectable with a fcrtnae
that Jsn't belong to him. while 4. beggal
becomes criminal for purloinIng Pieee
ofmeat.
a BUL1s--As the. late Mr.. c. 4 farmer
nj Daddington. once stood at bis gate; al
ltikh lad came up to him and requested
| 10 be employed. Mr.. G.: Go away sir,
! will never employ one Of your country
again. Irishman; Why, your honprf- -
Sure We are good workers. God bless
.yop. 90 give me 4 JOB. Mr.. C No sir,
/ j xoIif, fsg The last Irishman Iemployed
i die6on me. sadF vas forced TO bury hin
at tny own charge. Igisbman: Az you
honor. YOU need not fear thai Of me, for
Gan get 4 certificate. that never died Il
the employment Of any master l eve
esfvsd There was no resistins :.
RaOr Pat got szBpl sEs:s.i;on ~ E,,,a 80,
.4sz her sister ..Mhst was cksos ,hsf
papa read about. The older rb;ia -
piled, swhy. i, il great pile of nasS,,s
and no place 70 put !, ID.
A KAEsKrE BAsr.-Ths Concord Free.
nsn = e p Win las fol!Osiug good hing !:
BfilishguO chsist1 J laE.on:l messen Is
Ut a k1ouins lhtl Ne preside1t - thtn,,- i,
ecen1 q personal llIeieaiion with rem =
member e BE CabiaEl Who. Il seemed, iook 4
ti1ereel risN from himself Of he confidence
tnppss1 b. der olEciAi relations, and perce,r.
- he imnnAitn nilh ehi>A aEsarti e sesla Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16
NEJV SPRTNG esOoIDS.

g HAVE Just received my supply of SPRtNG
, Go0pS. 10 which invite The alieniiPn dc
MY customers and the public generally.
May Of 1912 VIM 81, LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16

! TOBdCGO s 4SEG.aRS.
VA \ hays the pleasure, Of informing opd
Wv cnslonqrs, that we have just teceiver
a supply lf red Regalia segars. the finest arti-
Gle i've have ever had Also, their,ast. sIipe rior
Chewing fobaeeo. Those who wish 10 enjoy
those iiuxuriss, can do ~ by calling at
the storelef JsJ&IEP MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16
New spring Goods.

AZ n eT row s,es III ss s and ss'i stock
which IIresPecifully invite my friends, cusio-
mers andlthe public generally TO call befate pur-
chasing elsewhere, As am deierninedElo sell
great batgains fdr cash, or 70 punc.ual dealers
on time PACKETT. ii
May f9 1912. 'Tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16
EsACalY..

I'D RIM Ell Bahspore eedrea HAM S and
- Shoulders. just received and .for ssle i5w
IA A, : IG tW.. HOLLAND,
Harpers-Ferry, May l6, IsAa. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16
Wow StYle Goods.

rEffIE s1bsctiber has iast received few
| pieces il Tsrlatan Maslius for Sonnet. AID
party dressss.i with ssme beautiful French
Lawns al 25 cents per yard,
EN- AISouIMH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16
Wagon Tor sale,

n HAVE for sale a frsl.rsie running Wagon.
4 nepilf newi Also, new. tshest Fas, made
by Mi Charles Barrett, when will De sold on
reasonable terms
JOSEPH NJ. BROWN
May 70. lsI9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16
Stafioncry.&c.
Ia ON ~ 81

EhF Vie most fssh louable shapes and good
y y assoftnerl of n BIB Inns Of the newest
style. Also, cpe eas9 81 csssitei HATS.
For sslf hy
NY ~ HfTEs & KsARsLEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16
I yVantei.

WE viii ltaks in exchange for goods
Primo Bacon, ,hag round.
MAY 10 ID s z r MILLER.
5000. Pounds Prime Ohio
BACON,
SfUST receiFhd, which will be sold low for
~ cash only
April 81, JPA ENTLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16
fresh Fruit.

"a ME isnbsefiberlhas jnstreceiFed freshlot
= oi Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Figs, Fill
berts. aad softShelI Almonds, all Of which are
ofprime qqality and cheap Id
M S. II. ALLEMoNG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16
SJEEEERSOM T.AND

u NUNS a TROUT,
MAY Is, 1912. At. ID. Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-06-16

May q, laIlly!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-09
August 9

IN Al Court ie!d Tor louisa coun
~ At the Court house thereof Monday, the liih day Of
July, lsio: ,.,,. -. ,, -,
Gart G. McGsee Executor ni Niam iatr aeceassd anu
Nathan Tate John Tate Betsy Tate and Peggy Tate,
a,,;n, ~ ' Plaintiffs:
Frances grr Iohn p Bowling and S>ey Bowling his wife,
Francis Tate James Tate and GarIi c. McGehee Administrator
Of Peggy Ts'r, Dt'ena i ~.
Bnvlinr hi. wife Francis Tate and James ate NOT having
tered their appearance and given security according 10 law
and the rles M This Court and appearing the satisfaction Of
Tie Court That they inhabitants OF tins state on motion
Of the plaintiffs by Counsel 1t s ordered That the said
Frances BerI John r. EowlRr and Ssey bowling his " lie.
nnc: Tate and Tate do before the Justices Of
our said Court house. on The second Mnna IN DC
oy nc,t and answer bill Of the pan, and thai ccpy
If his order he inserted in some newspaper published
city Richmond for two n"n,hs crc.siSey ana ta
this county Court day.
Copy-Teste, ~ .,, =
.sII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-09

CAROLINE LAND FOR SALE wish 10 sell my r.
" situated on South river branch OF the MaaroE in
county Of Caroline, containing 40 II lies We'll for
vaton and adapted the production of corn, wh a
ioLacco-abou rs acres Of is fiat land bordering on lie
well drained and produces well any land IN rs ae
hood
The improvements consist of large framed dweIn, tor
conlalnin. rooms passage and closets good arln.;
stables and other necessary and convenient ou houses
two large houses for securing tobacco.
This Farm lies abou, four and half miles from tho Bowl,
Green. and half miles from the Richmond, free'cs.
aad Potomac Railroad and twenty miles from FEEDERS
adjoining lands OF cal Archibald Samuel the al
Brayneird, owned by Col John Washington and Thc,
b. Parish aud the formerly owned by Benjamin BAN
Tappahannock The society around IL j. good amc,, ia
country neghLorhood afford The water Is very pure
az good ~ any the Siae-a sucsncy Of good fun and
situation AS healthy In the county Of Caroline
sold privately before "Wednesday, the 7t day Of Aneu.
shall on tat ay the PREMISES offer IL a, public
the highest bidder. The will bc accommodating aud N,
known on day Of SAFE. Ii disposed "i privately bcf
above tiGe, will give notice through lie medium at ta pet?
papes Persons wishing Ia treat privately tor the purchase
his farm will apply 10 the subscriber. on the lcnlses
WILLIAM THORNlEY
Caroline, June GOTH, 1872. E-s.'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-09

ID APpAHANNocK ACADEMYThe next session Of this In.
IL siitution will on The 18th Of Septem9s nc
etes have Amounted the Rev. Charles C. Taaerro Prncpa
viii be assisted by Mr Van Horne teacher of talent ana
experience who has BEEN connected WIN Mr. ilo"rs M
tees confidently the Institution to the patronage OF
bs nhc They believe every effort will be made 10 pro-
moi ,be health the comfort and the moral and intellectual i'm
of The pupils sio for board and tn
lion and 6 far bed and bedding when furnished by the Pnci-
pal, payable half yearly In advance. ,,,,,, rprrSn
ChairnisR Of the Board Of Trustees.
,,-ae Ho-w,59
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-09
POETRY.
"rtCn rNr R.HAt-a - Ng.'

Fro. IL .lt'i,s.l M:tiige-e-r.l
The following, tic pea 81 !'d MIF'h was T'e-e",e
hy him proprietor le Se sui hun tn;s, a"'''s LIS
stjuufn ii that
For i.er,y.on Tempt, a. IKE ita S"a+"r Sprays.
iiail. Dome. who's unptesuuIne cifc'e Quarts
virginia, flowing fountain. Sli g'N i'ath
Hover above Thy Ca ,>;-i uJn, a"d fr'"s so.
To che as unu.' ii, III ia toum. ,'at beatty s'.!i
Ston ihy hi.lowy s,vt' 4 wooded hti!-
Ana d: ep III yi.es oi ycfdury IA! ;'e axe,
improvements necessary it"uee:,
Mia forest salilr its. sill! GENT? mnhe,
Not bare, then laa;, bowers! Inis v"''Vr idy,
Like wr'a.a of old. On .y White c"unis hung,
Abel; Of Scr less flowers ffnin FIRE. '"',
no. ..d the filg',in pass IN peace
May
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-09

ice hs, shall, on The sh day Of ssps%S1 and
lanes G,sss &c 10 s iss
GINA , a.S INC noer.S to take
and w esa.s a ns
re. aoaSy - Of &c which s% epu
are defendant; at which time ana pia' iTEs A.
think proper - honis non Of jones Bray Oh!
July %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-09

VALUABLE PROPERTY AND RACE COURSE FOR SALE
THE beautiful residence II the late BENIGN Bouchto o
pcsi,e including $50 Of Land, VIZ
Mulberry HM the Race Course and L,t!e Vain.
". II. TAYLOE, Executor.
,s-L lima 22-wlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-09

In the United Court for the Eastern puict oi NHIa
july 2)ih, l9ia:
IsHAM PICKETT, Of tir City OF Richmond having h'ca
petition, rra, ing that he may he declared BanSint l. y
ordered that persons claiming Ia be creditors % thr san.
I,lam Pickett show To the Court on me 2t Gay
enher hy the said Isham Packet be not declared Bank
pursuant IN The act Of Congress that behalf and that
IF his order he published the newspapers, according TO
the 22nd and 9th Rules Of Court
A cnpy-Ttse, , .,, :,
..a,o 25-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-09
FKESiI SpRING GOODS.


HyyM. =. BUTLER, tporr Of CHM, Qatensicnr, Gad
w IS receiving per ship aIkawny, ant has a'ua pr
nerya now daily expected all direct from the &anracta
usual large aud tasty selection of China, Glass anJ Gnra
which he offers for cash, reised prices, or cred.
months 10 punctnal buyers he feels confident, that t
will not consider Necessary fahc: North iof Goods
line ii they Will but give hun call
WM. +. BUTLER, 3 doors above Rel Taserr
0-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-09
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.
SMITH, DRfNKER 4. MORRIS,
L LII Il

rFAyE with their Bookstore extensive BlnGey
and Hank Book Mandatory, aud are nrenared to exc
cute the best al descriptions o BINDING u,h'
bound 10 pattern. Ladies' Scrap and Guard Bo"k Albums
and Portfolios of all descriptions made 10 order na'ng
done for Libraries Institutions, Surt.cs, &C. Nc 90 '.
,anta.eous Uniform sets Of Me hans ana i.hefs
Account Eooks made order. and re! s,n pattern
Constantly on hand supply Of Blank Books ever DIES Iro
-. a5-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-09

EMOVAI.-JrLY, les2-R. II. JENKINS Las remove ~
entire stock of Dry Goods 10 tie corner OF Eathdn- 80
Main streets. opposite the Of Mr. Jchn ~ Gordon
Having the months been prepaTn. Tor f &
by selling of his old stock very reduced prices, he h 80
onened packages OF new good, purchased at eStrtgt
prices which, far rash, ety 0cfrp:nees together wHb
goods on hand ~i be sold The very Lowest pr"es lie
articles purchased at, in like quantities, in Any paFi' &
United States
To merchants famir, AMI Others he particularly invites t.
attention. Amoncst The bargains, Will be ionhh:
Fancy and momrnng Lawns, for dresses from H. aud r"
,nG0 pieces Cali oes, from SC. 10 the finest made
Bracd and unheachrd Coons OF all styles, and cheap
Cotton Oznahnrgs, all qualities.
Lace Goods Of every description.
Cloths, cassmcres and Nestipgs
Gent.cmca's Goods. Of all kinds
Linen, I'll prices and styles
Silk and conn Umbrellas.
Bonnets and bonnet Ribbons.
Yellow NankeenS.
Flannel, for Summer, &c.
n. BAH kinds of Summer Goods will he sold gre, ~.
gains, NJ H. H. JESh'H,
July IL l"-N"
~ CiiANCERY.-M Rules taken in the Clerk, oGcr I.
Circuit superior Court Of Law and Lhancery Of lrnte
Serena G. Sern, "'' '' '' ran,4
against
Defendant
The defendant james ScofeId having entered hraT
ance and given security, according act 0 the dcn
sembly and the rules of this Court and II appearing th ~
nhabant of this State, the motion OF te pah4
COUNSEL is entered IT rules Aforesaid, ana accordingly
That the said defendant, James Scoleld do appear mere m
first day of Sept mber Term next and answer lie pahH
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN 'f
Of the public spaers printed in the city OF hmcha
months successfully, and also posted NJ the front door OF
house Of ''''' county '''i b. j. iWS6RsuANc C
g-Rts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-09

~ ANcEaY.-vIsGrSIa:-M Rules held In The C'rt.,
Office of Notaway County Court, the eth day al July 49,
VIM. Ford and Mary A. his wife, Piala,ia,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-09

IN Observation-Disclosures huics Hriu IN Tile Ctt.,
Office of Notaway County Court, the eth day 81 July 49,
VIM Ford and Mary A. his wife, PiaiIuG,
against =,
Rsbrcra o. Ann T. William F., John A., Mary \. C. az!
Martha Ford infant children Of tile said Nlli1H ana lar
Ford h!er their guardian nd iIt.H. spaws
ZONES Dous IN. of Thomas Jones' the children Il VIZ
ha psaw, whose names unknown, tile ciiten * 'V
" Ursaw whose names unknown, the children of ~
f. e. the WIFE Richard :. Forrest, Alpheus ~ ZONES art
ue1 The " IL. al i;rnrrr .. Scott pofrnll''.
The def niants Spoiswood Joncs, Dionitih thr "i Of
Jones' children Martha A. lprhaw, whose har'e'
know n children " Ug-haw whose
know n and The children If Eliza Yerssr, whose
known having entered their appearance aud gwen see
according OF Assembly and the rules Of tbs CoI
appearing satisfactory evidence that they are not ilah
before the justices said Court at the Court house
day October Court next and answer The bi oi The pt
fs and that copy this order be forthwith inserted
new suanrr pnbs he'd the city IL Richmond f"I two m
successfully, and posted at lie front door If the Corr
'''' county WV +. FITZGERALD, cIss
July ~ ls-"sa
IN CHANCERY.- viRGiss., 10 wi,:-A Rules Let L. ~
Clerks Office of lc County Court of Gooo!dnd o" l'
'' Ann m G CO Grccsiaw and Dice ouarles rlaalsa
acainEt
John Peuberon Robert Pemhertun and Thomas PsmArfa
br;caiaii-
The plaintiff, flied their hIl and the defendant, ih'ml' T.
bcrou having entered his appearance ara gwen seu
cordinr Assembly and the rnlrs o ih, tr' G
satisfactorily appearing, that hr not lnahant o;
State, OF the plaintiffs IL is ordered thai the
defendant, Thomas Pemheton, do appear before the ns'
in October next and the plaintiffs BILL and tina, @
This order be forthwith inserted IN public newspaper t
Of Richmond for months successfully, and hn
copy posted door Of The Court house vi this ur
4 Cogy-1este,
Int o. ca-w;s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-09

/ IN CHAMBERLAIN Rules taken IN the Clerks oh"r d .
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Lhancery Of rfhte y
ward county, the 18th day of July, lsi2: -
Serena &. Stern, flahaa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-20

Here ~ the result OF our 'rlsc legislation reducing
the duties on imports2 II shows that, during the sever
al reduction. while expenditures have been I3
mi lions. receipts from the customs were but Io2
millions, leaving deficit Of % millions Of dollars or an
annual average of shor coming TO the amount of Mrcn
millions. conclude from a view OF these facts that our
great difficulty will be found 10 be, arrange the rates
Of duty as 10 obtain the largest practicable amount of rev
emo.
In relation to protection he would add that distinc
ton should be drawn between projection at first and al
forwards II was 4 voluntary act the part of the
Government 10 encourage manufactures al frsI-as aci
which mghi be determined on or not according to tla
pleasure ol those having possession of the Government
Blu when projections 10 be considered pfoper and
afforded the faith OF the ualiun was pledged; and no
blow should be struck at the manufacturers who com
menred their enterprise calculating upon the contpuac,
OF protection from the Government.
Another question WIS as 10 the mode in which thee
duties should be levied. II was known To the House
that there were two modes of imposing duties: one Wa
on the value OF the article, and the other was specific
Now, he was aware that there was feeling in the
community, since the adoption OF the compromise act
III favor OF nd yaorem duties aud that many strong rea
sans might be given IN their favor But experience had
shown that they had. at times, he'd 10 the most injurious
RESULTS and therefore, in the tariffs %. every country in
Europe the duties specific almost every article
one o the reasons against ad valocm, aud IN favor ct
specific duties, was. that the former offered strong IL,
dncenents TO fraudulent invoices indeed, 1t had be.
como an every day practice make out two Invoices
one for the eustomhouse, and the other for the cnns
nee, and the consequence was, that only was the rr
ehue delrauded, but the fair trader greatly injured
in his business. Under all the considerations appic le
10 the Subject, he had the conclusion that sfe
ciiic dntes preferable.
There was one other subject TO which he wished Ia
call the attention Of the committee The Secretary of the
Treasury had recommended that the duties should 10
collected in cash. and the committee had come 10 the
conclusion To adopt that system Mr.. +. then went Q.
10 give the reasons why the cash system should be ao
ted; and, at thesame time showed the dsadyanfac.,s
The credit system. which. he said, had involved n. in
debt and embarrassment. lie was. however, in E scr
OF modified warehonsing system, by which some II nj
gence would be extended to the importer. Mr. f. thea
explained the warehuusng system OF Great Britain anil
showed The extent to which it might be udiciousg car
red IN This country answering the objections thar hal
been urged against it, After few more remarl $ on ths
subject OF wool the duty which the committee pFoz
posed to put at 30per cent, Mr. r. concluded his
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