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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01
ComutroIier's OGcc, June %, Isl:


Sir AS the existing laws direct important atera-
tions o lie made in the u;es To be collected on ar
c!es imported into the United States from and after the
30'h day Of June, lol II 10 proper That should re,
ouire YOU Ia proceed from and alter that day, unit,
otherwise directed by law, the collection OF nuii"s as
prescribed by the acts OF Congress of March, ic3;
and September, loll-which, together, provide, that
from and after said day. duties shall be levied, collected
and paid, ready money, on all goods, wares ana
merchandise imported into the United States at the
of twenty per cent the value thereof, at the
port where the same shall be cnteredcSccpng always
those articles winch enumerated IN the SAID acts,
either Of them, os being thereby made Tree aso
that should request ycu To be careful, that the said
value shall be accurately ascerlaned by the appraisers
or other proper officers persons at your p"r'-"ho
should determine the with just reference TO the
quantities and manner in which the several articles are
there sold by importers, and 10 tie prices oh'aed al
cash sales in The fair aud regular course ol trade
! remain, with great respect, your oh l. serr l.,
JAMES WM. llcCULLOH,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

The Tariff Memorialis.s Of Richmond insist mon
supporting the Government out of the Imports What,
then would become of us in the case ot war; They
abandon the Land Fund, and the Direct Tax-and how
could we get "n' 1t with some difficulty that we
could succeed in The Of lo2, to RAISE the wind.
although the Treasury had the of high duties,
upon diminished impor'ationD Internal Taxes, the
Land Fund, Loans, and all.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

NJ for years carried At the ,lego Mills IN
this city, under the Of Abraham Warwick aud Company.
limitation according their articles c agreement
tlrt day If lust month, in consequence OF he death OF
John et of The partners That firm - now finally DIS
solved Abraham Warwick the acting partner VII contHue
u order 10 wind IN ia business
Co Partnership has bee formed to carry on snar M
sness at place, the surviving partners under the
firm of Warwick * Bark sdae. -
ABRAHAM WARWICK,
WILLIAM J. BARKSDALE.
picbmo,J IN, l6-6t'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

WANTED at tbs ce Apprentice 10 The Printing 6u
w sness Boy - IL Yeas old, possessing COCO En-
slish education.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

June p, lSi2.
Sir As Congress have this dag passed bill pro
vding that all laws, existing and IN force on the Isl
day OF June, 1919, regulating and fixing the amount
and Of duties be- levied and collected on goods
wares, and merchandise, imported INTO the United
States, and prescribing the mode oi collecting the
same, and all provisions relating thereto shnIl con.
tnne and be force they existed at that day, nnf'
Tie first day IF .7usHst-at which time, 1t there he no
further legislation The subject, the laws tor laying
and collecting duties shall be the as though the
said bill had not heen passrd-any thing IN any other
act to the contrary any wise Notwithstanding; but
the said bill stll requires the appreciation {" Tie IRE
sdrn, TO become law, It Is proper that ! should re
qnre you 10 proceed IN the collection OF duties, from
and after the Both day of June, lcl2, provsoaay, as
you did Oh the first day Of SAID month"; and a'so IN The
manner You required 10 do by the Circular issued
from this office, tn" 23d instant and 10 defer your
entertainment Of the duties proper 10 be finally exact
ed and decision 10 the mode OF pa! ment 10 he
enforced until you shall be advised as TO what VIII be
the actual Of the law, and proceedings thereby
defintvely reqlired from and after The expiration "i
this month as you viii he, by Clrcnar that shall be
issued from this office on before the Isl July next.
remain, with great respect, your DO l. srrvt
JAMES Nm. McCuLLOH,
Compt,oiir.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

SECOND HAND PIANOS IN FARMViI.LE- sale, ci.h.
- second hand rianos from go IL SiJ a" new onsS "
the best manufactures. New Music, Books &C., ~ ~ Ken
tad prices, by a. l. DC 20 80
MAY, I'-N'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

The Winter Sessions flr.- Will the Wednes
day day OF November, and end on the third We'd
nesiay in April
The Sessions vii! commence The Wednesday be-
fore tr first day Of June and end tie third "Wednesday in
September.
They also Resor. that tho 81 Minister'S OF the Gospel OF
Church and of Ministers the Gospel of all
Other evangelical Churches that may attend the College for al
education, shall not be chiseab!e with tnnion fees ~
JAMES ID. WOOD,
Secretary the Board Of Trustees OF II. 5. Co,lege.
E.i,rard .,..hL mnr. l. lf-M3W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

r AWRENcEviLLE FEMALE sEWINAaY.-The next
II this Institution VIII Wednesday, the
goth III July under the charge az . and ir- Woo!woh. who
have m charge nf during the session. and VINO have not
only sustained increased high reputation they brought
with them as Teacher.
Terms pr session monhs:-oard, SO: Tuition in English,
SIP So; Latin French and Mathematics s!7 e Music, O use
OF Piano, 81 30. . .n,,.o,
July L. a. l.OkKIsON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

4 aMPDES SIDNEY COLLEiE-1iIe Trustees Of Hampden
Sidney College, fli meeting, held at the College,
day day June. ls2. adopted the following the
necessary expenses The College aud after the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

EiSdom Of HE Hhiss:-At n moment of unprece-
dened embarrassment 10 the Federal Treasury, when
II needs every string 20 It's bowwhen it has been
able 10 borrow in ALL as Mr. Rives states more than
one and halt millions under the loan laws Of The
sessions and not nj lower rate than 97l per
six per cent stock when 1t is now sand and believed
in New York, Uhe y. Y Express says,) 'thal alr 70
bnson of Pittsburgh, to London negotiate the
Fedora! Loan, and believed that he has already
taken his passage" the Clay Wings giving away
tie whole Land Fund-a, the fearful and certain con.
sequence, too of violating Mr. Gays Compro.
mise Act cf 81, well as the pledge in the net of Al
to abandon the Distribution, when the duties should be
forced beyond 20 per cent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

We attended the close Of the last term public examna-
tion of the Young o awenccvle Female Seminary
gives pleasure say that the result in both the depart
Literature and Mu'Ic, highly creditahe teach
es pupils We highly approve of Mr. WIS mode Of teach
ing The young ladies' taught the principles and elements OF
studies and not permitted repeat without understanding
" i. written by the authors they text books.
We pleasure in recommending this institution To The pub
lie welt calculated 10 prepare young ladies' by onnd
know and useful accom important stations III
life DaBNEY BROWNE,
GEORGE STONE,
Il. 7. CASTLEMAN,
r. TuRSBULL.
July l6-gW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

To TnonAs Nelson, Esq, Collector, R'chmond Va.
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The SCI2ers hAalay'
Correspondence OF The Tribune
WAsHlSeros, Dec. 81, ls42
The frs, impression here, which was strongly
in favor of Capt. MACKENZIE, is yielding to be-
lief that he viii not make case which viii justify
him in the eyes of the nation or the Government
1t is certain that the testimony submitted to the
Navy Department does not sustain him in the hish
assumption of power.
The letters from young spencer,s mother re,
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in his trunk, were copied and sent to the Secretary
of the Navy, to make up what is now supposed to
be week case. This use OF the private letters OF
a mother is spoken of here with universal disap-
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The Court of Inquiry, which is to assemble on
the 2sth inst consists of Commodores STUART,
JONES and DALLAS.
his now believed that GIN. SAUNDERS will be
elected Senator from North Carolina.
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For The Tribune.
Mr.. EDITOR: like to live in South Brooklyn
II like the air and the water-I like to go to our
new Church. like to cross the Ferry, and like
to read The Tribune; bur do not like to see the
gentlemen occupy all the cushion in the ferry
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% Capt Bagley, of bark VIM. Schroeder;
which has arrived at Newburyport in nine days
from Mayaguez, Porto Rico, reports that the coffee
crop of the Island will fall short nearly one half Of
the average crop. LAmerican.
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70 The Halifax Morning Pcs: says On the
"best authority that it is in paton to es-
tablish line of steam communication between
Boston and Quebec by the Great Western Steam
Navigation Company, whose object will be to run
the Great Western the projected new line, so
soon as the mammoth iron steamer, the Great
Britain, is finished and ready to mmence her
trips between England and New-York
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NJ For Notice of Macaulay's Miscel-
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COLLECTION OF MlNERALs.-Baren Lederer,
the Consul General of Austria, intending to leave
the country, early next summer on account of his
health, offers for sale his collection of North Amer
lean Minerals, consisting of upwards Of 5000 spe-
.inens
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% petition to Congress against the repeal of
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SIGNATURES
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CAPT. CoNNER.-The announcement Of the
death of this gentleman is incorrect. His rela.
tives in this city have received no such informa.
ton. Phil. GAG.
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be beneficial
Mr. ARNOLD opposed the repeal and sustained
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the thousands in bondage throughout the land
He said this law was not the cause OF the presen,
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DEATH OF CossuL.-Charles Lukens, Esq
of Philadelphia acting Consul of The United States
a, Guayaluii, died suddenly of fever, on the llth
of October last.
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VIRelN1A.-In order to meet deficiencies now
existing. or soon to occur, in the State Treasury,
he Legislature has just passed an Act authorizing
The Treasury to borrow the sum of $3.50. 900 from
he Banks.
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or Cartlo,ds of mammoth boxes containing Banners
exhibition for the Hoydays, were arriving at The
American Museum throughout the day yesterday General
Tom Thumb the least of all Dwarfs. remains two days
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II DR. RossRr NELSON'S Lecture at the Mechanics In
stiue Rooms viii commence this evening at y O'Clock.
al
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II The New York Museum presents powerful atrae'
lions Nells born without, arms. Jenkins Diamond Wright
r all for one shilling. Great preparations making for
he Hnlphays.
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MUSICAL CoScERT.-rhis evening, the musical
public must not forget MIR. Horns Concert at the
Tabernacle His new Can,ata-' The Christmas
Bells" beautifully appropriate to the season and,
we understand from those who ought to know, ex-
ceedipgly brilliant in its effect. We trust it will
be well attended.
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RussELLs PLASETARIua.-By advertisement in an
other umn, readers wilt that this magnificent
presentation OF the Solar System eIh biting the Amer
lean Institute in the Park. Not appropriate location
co1ld have been selected in the whole city for such
hibitiou nor convenient lecture for the illus.
ration OF the Lectures with such scossa instrument
The price, too so low that all may Witness before Is
taken Europe this scescrbabe and, question abcui
II, unparalleled piece OF American skill and genius
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Boston has increased IA per cent. in lis personal
property; New-York has decreased 5 per cent
Boston has increased per cent. in its real estate
New-York decreased per cent. Here we see;
the effect of the Boston and Albany Railroad, al
though it had been in operation only ten months
when these facts were demonstrated by the autumn
assessments Of 1912, made by the two cities.
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II Now is the time to buy Oil cheap. and the place,
LrcxEY, IS Fronsree,, corner OF Old Slip where you
can get hrsttate article, and mistake. There is no
need to complain OF poor OIL tSee ADVERTISEMENT
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T CONSERVATION, ScRoruLA AND DYSPEPSIA can be
cured-Cal Doet Thnmsons S4S BIooIae-strest, and
be satisfied OF the fact by ocular demonstration Calf
The uatieuts will soon leave for home {See advertisement
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YOU WITH CouGfis Colds. iHoY THERE'S an article
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u Democratic whig Gsneral, 20 n sn n,ss T.
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Broadway Hoose IN FRIDAY Evening. December 70, al
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U The. Weekly Tribune for thu present week
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70 their friends in the country This paper contains
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% ae Amercan Revouiion-;heir condition and Pc.
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% Upon our last page is another number of
g Political History" 1t will be found to contain
many very interesting particulars concerning the
Pilgrims who FIRST landed upon the Shores of New
England. Their original Charter with the names
Of its signers is given.
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Inter from Eurone.

The BRITAssA arrived at Boston on Wednes-
day afternoon, bringing Liverpool dates to the
4.h inst. The most importan, intelligence is that
of the End of the War in China, the conclusion OF
a treaty of peace and the establishment of COM
raercial intercourse between the two nations. The
following embraces an outline of proceedings in
The East:
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II cure for capt fcsh aid any eruption OF dsfsure-
,rnt of the skin may be found in the Italian Chemical
Soap sold by Mr. Joaes OF 81 Chatham street makes the
skin smooth, s2fi and white cures ppes freckles, and
sall-rheu. 7ytt. Sold MISC AZ 39 Futon-sree Brook
lyn; 81 stae.street, Abary Siaie-street, Boston.
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GA Consumer of Anthracite" complains
that from 10 to 20 per cent. of his coal is not COAL
but slate or stone, and these he declares from ex
perence are ncombustible.
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II DowsIse's oysters, advertised in another column,
universally known be OF the finest quality if they
were the as,idors would be satisfied by the as
suranec that they loudly praised By Col STONE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-23

CHRISTMAS PRksENTs.-Mr. Winchester, OF
The New World, has just published an octave
pamphlet of nearly 20 pages, double columns, con-
tanning selections from the best English ANIMALS,
original Tales, Ssc.-,he whole illustrated by some
,orty enyravings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-23

10 A man near Concord N. H., having become
firmly convinced that Mier's theory of the ear;h's
speedy destruction is true, came 81 miles on one
of the coolest days of the season 10 confess that
IL years ago he stole $l3 from gentleman there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-23

1.-THE Po9UtA Ar REMEDY all those forms OF disease
which when neglected, end in Consumption such as cough
from any cause throat hoarsensss ana the hkehs
Hygiene Horehouud Cnndy-s the most popular ard sue
cesui remedy, and is poiseessy supplanng all the other
End manufactured certificate makers Sold wholesale and
retail al 49, Broadway.
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WORTHY or ArrEsrlos.-Ths following table
exhibits the profits of various Railroads:

MASSACHUSETTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

CABINET FURNiTURE.-Purchasers
" will fnd 10 their interest TO call al No 20 Catherine
street where may be tuHd. the second Soor, ex;en
ye assore; splendid Cabinet Furniture of the
and approved patterns and which VII be sold
prices below what furniture OF the qaaiy be
bought for at auction THE advantage here offered in buy
ing OF the regular ranuactcry auction prices must be
evident flimc and long experience IN the business are
any advantage manufacturing goo and ornamental ware
the subscriber feels confident IN sayiag that any who may
call al No 90 Calterneeet and MIKE their selection,
shall have full and ample satisfaction both price and
nrality in articles purchased. s. TANNING e2j Sn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

WHITE PINE TIMBER
by the raft or sirgle log, or
sawed to order into deck
plank. bridge and scow
PLANK. gutter sticks, balns-
trades. and building timber
OF every description.