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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-07
F1NrAs1Lr. Inne *. 1sI2.


My Dear Sir:-l received the Revenue Bill re-
ported 10y the nnincfaf eona'.tiss by tho lass mail
which You were SO KIND as TO incOSe me- lave read
i. aueo,ivey and very much pleased with it,
The duties upon some Of the articles may be too
high for revised tariff particularly upon woulens.
Upon this subject have not sufficient information
10 Judge, but like the principles of the Bill paui-
cu.arY the discriminating provisions, for am salts.
ned that II is the most 6ffectua mode Of defendir g
the great Interests OF this country against the sell
fish md ilberal legislation of England and Other
countries. The commercial countries with which
we trade, impose such high duties upon our pro-
ducts thst we are now almos: without market for
them and It seems 10 that good discriminating
and countervang tariff is the only remedy against
this evil, for IL il Will not compel foreign nations to
reduce their import duty upon our products. u will
build up large enough manufacturing interest OF
home 10 furnish good market and by keeping
down the balance Of trade and our specie at home,
our Blnks 90 be able 10 furnish Us GOOD cuffen-
cy. am now satisfied that no Ban king system con
paw specie and furnish n good currency without u
sufficient tariff TO prevent the country from being
flooded with ioreirn goods. ~" therefore most
AsetJ-dy IN iavOr OF imposing duties high enough
70 furnish sufficient revenue for the wants Of the
Government aud OF levyng them with view To
tie protection OF all the gTea: interests OF the
Try. | trust that the Distribution Act will never
Oe repealed, ard that the states will never again
surrender the land fund to tho Federal Government
for elecuoneering capital. | was very much graii-
h-d 10 see The proposition TO strike out Of the Re-
venue Bill the sectiCn repeating the suspension
clause Of the DstdibJiion Act. Will Capt. Tyler
dare TO veo the Revenue Bill and leave the govern
ment without means or credit
II the Wing party give M the Distribution Act
or ali to pass good Tnri r. j. their days will land
ought t"l be numbered. Both Of those measures
are now ropua az with the people, hive never
known as grcat change Of sentiment on any sub
lect ss on the tar1. IL is daily making friends.
have quit politics entirely aud scarcely read news"
paper except the proce dinss Of Congress.
Your Friend
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-07

iJS Gov. Seward has appointed al Agent to
proceed TO Washington to receive New York's
quota of the Land Fund. Ii IS n,imated, that the
acting President intends to refuse payment, on the
ground, that by the rules and regulations" which
lie Ia, adopted, more than 30 per cent. duties will
be collected, and therefore the Distribution is sus
pended. This is the pretenee alleged Tor non.pay-
men; though there is another reason surmsed to the
effect that the money has been illegally squander-
ed, and there are no funds in hand TO replace il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-07

There a rumor that the President has been sho,
by an assassin. Suffice It 70 say tint the President
Is well, and in the finest spirits uadisonirn.
From this :, does not appear whether the Presi-
dent was shot or noi-as the rumor is neither con.
tradicied nor expressly confirmed. II is likely he
was sho. with an "empy pistol" We have been
on the look out for humbug Of this kind for soma
time. And ns this effort 10 create sympathy has
nil-d. we maY eEnsel anoiher ere long.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-07

by Captain Ellis. The Female Orphans Asy e.
lum: The nobleSt charity Of the State.
By George Bohonnan. Home. aud its grata
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-07

~ MOTTO Eve invite the attendance Of tho
trade 10 our extensive sale OF Groceries Gee advertise
mcuD ai our oii &c This Morning, NJ ~ O'clock
tnI DUNLOP. MONCURE & co
~ MOTTO E-fauca Henshtll, Pfovidsncc Dor.
mung' VII deliver discourse 90 nahL NJ the sycamore
Meeting House tho "m1icr VI Uaptafn or will ansuor
rho quoffion "Whatis BtpHsmfI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-07
n SIGN Of The Tim,s-

The U. S. Gazette publishes the following letter
from late Senator Of this State, to member Of
Congress. l, was not intended for the "pubc
eye"-but its strong common sense notions have
induced those into whose hands i. has fallen to give
il publicity:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-07

to- FEMALE ORPHAN AsYLUM-Th
Corner stone ofthe Female Orphan yium 20 he erect
81 mncr The WIN oi ihe le Edmund Walls will be lsi!
Clergy Of INC CITY, Tho ovornor and Council and bsc'
CURVE Ocors 81 The State The luirca ~ nc Cont s'
CHy Magistrates AMI mcnbcrs Of lilo Common Han, tho
members ~ tho Fcmlle Humaso Association with the
children under their charge Ehtotf NJ newspapers and
citizens A. large arc respectfully invited 10 be present
tho occasion Ov THE EXEgtTORS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-07

The Petersburg saesmnh ofthc ~ Instant has tho III.
loving snce. "Tcn shsrca ~ Stock fthe Back " Va.
vas sold a. auct on Tor go per share, credit ofGO
"dya" u was bid sale tfH had been seut TO me 70
sell, could have a0i II fof more Than so
iuT Yours. JAMES N LYNCH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-07

nS- NOTICE The monthly meeting Of The Rich
n0nd Mscbsnica' Association will DO hell In the School
Room over tho new Engine House, tho Museum
Building on Thursday Evening, tho 7h insisnt, ~ n o.
clock. General attendance is earnestly requested.
iu6 u q, ID, YALE, Rec, seciy,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-07

.TANNEIVs OLA few bbls, for sale
Il joN WILLIAMS q HAXALL,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-21
THE CAROLINE-SPECIAL MESSAGE.
WAsBINeron, March 8, l642.


To The House of Representatives.:
In my message Of the 9Th December suggested
TO Congress the propriety and, in some degree, the
necessity OF making proper provisions ny law
within the pale Of the Constitution, for their re-
moval, at their commencement, and at the option
of the party, of all such cases as might arise in
State Courts involving national questions, or qlies-
tons touching the faithful observance and dis
charge of The international obligations Of the Uni
ted States, from such State Tribunal to the FEEDER
al Judiciary. ! am urged to repeat, at this time,
this recommendation, by the receipt of Intelligence,
upon which can rely, That subject Of Great Bri-
tain, residing in Upper Canada, has been arrested
upon charge of connection with the expedition
fitted ont by the Canadian authoritesby which The
"Caroline" was destroyed, aud will, in all proba-
biIity, he subjected trial by the State Courts OF
New York. II is doubtful whether, in this state
Of things, should his discharge he demunded by
the British Government, this Government is in-
vested with any control over the subject until the
shall have reached the court of final resort
of the Stale of New York, and been decided in
that Court. And although such delay ought not,
in national point of view, to give umhrage 10
Great Britain, yet the prompt and instant render
ing of justice to foreign nations should be placed
nmong our highest duties cannot, therefore, i'll
consideration Of what properly becomes the Unit
ed States, and in anticipation OF any demand from
foreign government for the discharge Of one OF
lis subjects, forego the duty of repeating my re-
commenda,on to Congress Tor the immediate
adoption Of some suitable legislative provision on
this subject. JOHN TYLER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-21

c,orter p,s, eleven the walls OF the city were
hrenched hy tho fire from the ships, and the place
,yns soon aIter in the possession OF tho British
TLe loss or the Chinese is supposed to he great
OF all the British forces, about five were killed
and thirty wounded.
The capure of Nnppo is thus concissly told by
Sir Henry
"The necessary arrangements having been
made, and roconnossances had during the 18th
an1 18th instant, the squadron below named, car
rying the troops marines, and extra seamen rom
the ships left behind, moved on the 18th up the
river to NDgpo, which was found undefended,
the Chinese soldiers having positively refused to
face our troops again in consequence OF which,
the civil mandarins and all the military officers
fled from the city about two hours before the
squadron reached it. The city was, therefore,
peaceao'y occuPie" ny 'ie WoVPs u"ue, us -.
ce'ehcy or liugn uousn, IN y. -, INV, ',o rs
moorcu n ~ '"0 i"'' "''"'' o'' "o"'''e" '"'''
'ne sr wa,'' ,..o..o. i,o,,o.. t.i ,o, :, ;s
nosS 49, u.s. ';s "a' ~. 90 49,, ,Lo
~ 1S!' W "s poo IT,, e. 1,anru bn
IIio r.. G'r,hou es o., rrn.
sent ", ~ Tsan sin and paL;, ,ov, soasnn ne The
coU" w ,,,as 100 "a nivonoaa ~ H.. s 30 cue
IT. a,, Lo h,,, I;,,ia 1T, Ia Go,,arn,on,
IT., ra,a;t, ,,ossass;on ~ IL, Knn,, ns n
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-21

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Illustrated by l24l Enpravngs.

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| Silly TO enable Gentlemen of the Law to become well
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6hy Yo present to Legislators such clear exposition
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-21

Nominations and Rejections.-Letters from
Washington mention The rejection of Il. Claiborne
for Marshall of The Eastern District of Tennessee
by vote of ~ to TO- Mr. Haght has been nom
mated Consul to Antwerp; Mr.. Mallory of Penn
sylvania, Consul TO Tangler; Mr.. Rayner and Mr..
Mckinstrey, Posmasters at Syracuse aud Hudson;
Mr.. Wood, of North Carolina, Consul TO Martini
que Mr.. Diamond, Consul to Vera Cruz; Capt.
Davidson, of Arkansas, Cherokee Agent in place
of Mr.. Logan Mr. Hunter, Paymaster in the Ar
my, in place of the late Col. Rector, aud f. o. J.
Smith, of Maine, for Comptroller of the Treasury
NJ Y. american.
Arrival The 4misiad Africans at Sierra Leone
barque Gentleman, arrived at Sierra Leone in
January having on board the Amsrad Africans.
"A Factory Giri.-A few years since there was
girl working at the spindles oil one of The estnb-
Ishment at Ware, in Hampshire county, who sub
sequenty taught school, and still later found her
way to the West. She is now the accomplished
wife of the able Representative in Congress from
ichigan.-.NeobmypoH Herald.
A delegation OF three persons was appointed
by the Shoe and leather convention held at Bos-
ton, on the 2nd inst 10 proceed 10 Washington
aud present to our representatives such facts
would aid them in supporting the claims of so
Thousand Shoemakers in Massachusetts 10 protec-
lion of their industry.
Horribie-The Green Bay Republican ofthe 9Th,
says that All Oneida Indian, named Peter Green,
of this place. few nights before murdered three
OF his children, the eldest six years old-anh then
attempted nnsuccessfuly to put an end 10 his own
existence. He was melted to these horrid ucts by
the drunken habits of his wife.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-21
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
WE the subscribers, being appointed by the Honorable
w tho Probate Court, for the district ofRandoph
missoncrs to receive examine and adjust all claims aud
demands Of all persons against the estate of Peter Wood
man, late Of Washington, IN said district deceased repre-
scented nsolyent and also all claims and demands eXhbt
ed in offset therefor and six months from the llth day Of
March 1912 being allowed by said for that purpose,
do therefore hereby give notice, that will attend
the Business ofour said appointment the dwelling house
of G., II. Gales in Washington, the LIST Mondays in
June and September next, from nine o'clock A M.untl
four O'Clock M on each of said days
g., S. CALFE, lComnlis-
SEVA SPEARS. Ssioners.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-21
MARRIAGES.

In h. village the morning Of 10th instant by the Rev
Mr. Grdey, Mr. Peleg Bowe Of Ptafed TO Miss Fanny L.
In Barnet on tho 18th Instant by the Rey. Thomas Goodwill
le Maj L. +. Waterman merchant of Greensboro to Miss
Flora Somers of the former place.
In Berlin, March Is, by the Rev A. T. Buard, John L. Pet
tengll, and Miss Mary L. Darling both Of Berlin.
In this vlaga, by e. Briggs ESQ. Mr.. Abezer Wheeler and
Miss Lydia Pike both Of Middlesei.
III Danvie the 18th instant, by Elder A. Sias M Benz
r. Tilton, Of Danve Miss Eecta Wells Of Peacham.
In r. city 10Th inst. BY Rev Henry Chase Norman Ao
AmOs Bedon, Esq,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-21
STATE OF VERMONT.
BY CHARLES PAINE, GOVERNOR,
a. 2s@ol@mn 1GA0

At tho opening Of another season. becomes Christian
People, to the public and united Acknowledgements of
dependence upon the AL-wsE CRg thank Him
for the blessings he has showered prosey around and
with penitence and humility bow ourselves before Him,
confess unwohiness and impofe his forgiveness ind
viduals, MS a state, and MS a nation;
do therefore, compliance custom of fathers,
appoint FRIDAY the EIGHTH DAY OF APRIL NEXT, to be
observsd throughout this State day of Fasting Humiliation
esy recommend that employment Inconsistent with the dn
ties of such occasions that se he suspendsd and
tina, the people may ussembtn r usual places N pubic
worship and with humility and the day
the customary religious soemnes, Lea That 1imo, with
Desires ourselves before the RULER
USIvEsE and the era ALLCooo, andsuppcate His
still further orbeaanee towards for
sons and impoo His continued and constant the m
teosts OF our Commonwealth Let us beseech Him
bless the coming season. that the earth moy yield its abund
and that health comfort, apd happiness the
face Of the country with the efforts of
citizens to improve tho system Of Public nstructon nuse
all sincere desire ie Temperance Virtue, and Charity
endow us with WISDOM to protect own industry that
abore shall be encouraged in his well doing and rewarded
for his toll to enlarge privileges secure liberties and
transmit them to posteniy to the end that all be free
lessen the anmosites Of party Strife harmony the
councils Of country and guide the DELIBERATIONS of Ma
ona and State Legislators TO the advancement of His glory aud
the safety honor prosperity of His people and that peace
and happiness, truth and justice, and the institutions Of
and uadeed religion be established among for all
erations,
Given under my hand Seal of said State Nohfed this
RI fifteenth day Of March, in, the year of LORD,
Independence Of the United States, the sixty sixth
CHARLES PAINE.
BIZ the 0ovsrnor
HENRr HALE, SEoRETLKy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-21
MODE OF PROCEEDINGS IN
KRIIpT(IX

l. Tho nunlconi 6Ics Nh, net,ion win The
cI,k NJ tho n;s,ric, r,onr, accommodated ,vi,b two
schedules one marked a oC The deLs me owes
,he o,ber r. of nil his effscts The netiIion and
The schedules nre n he signed md verified nv oath
be(ore n commssioner.
y No,;ce If lie .nnlicotiop is to be o;ven nv
nnbIishin in sucb n,,,er as The cnur, directs for
DO DAYS Iefore the t;me onnointed Inv the Court
for ,I,a honr,r
A sneciuI session Of tho Disric, Cart is nm.
no;n,ed 1n beor;ng such arnIic,,;ons n, Nontne.
IL" ~ W. ooI -, Nj ,I,. ~ w
''". w n ',o |~u W "V"'' az ;,,
D. IL no oppositoh is maze, me petitioner VIII
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-21
~. e D. ILL l.

SSATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
District of Randolph, Randolph, in said District
on this 18th day Of March, A. D. 1912.
WILLIAM NUTTING and Levi Washburn, Esqs
w administrators the estate Of Seth Washburn Esq
late Of Randolph said district deceased have represent
ted to SAID Court that would be beneficial to the heirs
said estate have all the estate both real and personal
except such may be assigned to the widow, together
with the reverson OF the widows DOVER sold and
ed into money, and have made application 10 said
writing, for license to sell the same accordingly:
Wher efre, it is ordered that all persons interested be
notified by publication three weeks successfully,
Vermont Waterman printed at Montpelier, appear at
session of said Court to be holden the Probate Of.
fee Randolph the last Wednesday in April next, and
make their objections, If they cause.
And the said administrators at the time, made
pcaon have the time for settling the said ex-
tended year from the 9th day of March, 1872 for the
purpose of enabling them make sale Of the property
and for the payment Of the debts Wherefore all persons
interested hereby notified appear the session Of
said court before named and make their objections if they
Given under my hand and the seal Of said Court, al
Randolph, this l6'h day of March, A D 1912.
WILLIAM HEBARD Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-21
PROBATE NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT, I The Probate Court for the
Dlsrc; of Randolph, IS. : District of Randolph-To
all interested in the estate OF Clark Wilson, late Of VIII
Jamestown deceased
WHEREAS the administrator on The estate Of said
w deceased has made application to this Court for H.
cense sell all the real estate Of sad deceased including
the revefson Of The widows dover for the payment Of
debts and the appearing necessary, TheI 'io you
hereby notified to appear at session OF said
BE- holden at the house Of NJ. French in Wamslown,
tho second Wednesday in May next, and make your
objections said license being granted If you cause,
Given under my hand in Probate Court, at said Will
Jamestown, this ninth day Of February A. D. ls4s.
WILLIAM JEBARD, Judye
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-21
VIM. HEBARD, Judge.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Cour, holden at
Washington Districts : Montpelier within and fo'
said Dstict, on the l4lh day of March ID 1912:
ULIJAH HOLDEN, administrator on the estate of
IA Miry Holden. late of Barre said district deceased
presents said court his petition in writing, showing hat
tho debts due iom said deceased found by
S05 l6 and TIE probable expense of settlement
$50 mote making Sl35 l6-Thst the amount Of personal
estate is S65 10 making deficiency of $40 06 which the
personal estate insufficient pay He therefore Prays
r iaeno to sell all tho cal of said deceased s
praised 500 g. for the payment Of all debts due from Tho
same hereupon 1t is ordered by said that said
petition uDder consideration al the Probate Office n
SAID Montpelier the 9th day OF April 1912, and
that the heirs law of said deceased be notified thereof by
publ in the Vermont Waterman and State Journal
printed Montpelier three weeks successfully, all Of
which be before the said time of hearing that said heirs
may appear and give bonds for tho payment Of said debts
as the statute requires.
BY the Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Rep'T
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-21
HOLLAND.

WHEREAS the Legislature of the Sale Of Vermont
w their session at Montpeler A. d. ls4l, passed
the Sd day of Oct assessing of four cents per
on all the lands Holland the county Orleans,
lands sequeserea public, pous, aud charitable
cGped for the purpose Of making and repairing roads and
building BRIDGES in said town, to be expended under the
direction of Henry Pnney, Ezra Human, and Luther Hail.
who appointed committee 10 superinend the expen-
dure Of said taxThese therefore 10 notify the land
owners Of said Of Holland work out their respec-
tive taxes within the time appointed by law
Dated at Holland this 9Th day Of March 1911,
HENRY PINNEY,
EZRA HlNMAN, >Commitee.
HAIL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-21

Which tho Secretary earnestly urges must oe tenn
porarily supplied by authority to extend the time
for which the Loan is now authorised to be nego
cated, and to pledge distinct source of revenue
for its redemption.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-21
NOTICE.

ONE ofthe Listers of each town in Washington
" county, invited u meet at the Court house in
Montpelier, Wednesday, the S0th of March instant, at
o'clock NJ for The purpose Of adopting such
preparatory to takingthe list will tend TO equalzo the
value Of property in said county.
DANL.. BALDWIN, ! Listers
GEO. WoRTHiNGToN, OF
ROYAL WHEELER, } Montpelier
NATHL EATON, Calais.
MILTON BROWN Worcester.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-21

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Jurl holden at
District Of Randolph IS. ! Randolph, in and for said
district, thu 18Th day Of March, A d 1912
WILLIAM NUTT1NG, Esq. the executor ofthe last
v" will and testament Of James Morris, late of said
Randolph, deceased made application to said have
the time for closing the settlement Of said extended
year from the 5th day Of April nexto enable him
make sale oil the property and for paying the debts due
from said e-Whercfoic it is ordered that all persons
interested in said estate be Notified of said apple
by publication IN tho Vermont Waterman and Journal
prnled Montpelier, three weeks successfully to appear
session Of said Court 10 be holden the Probate Of
&c. Randolph, the last "Wednesday in April next
and make their object oos, If hey have cause.
Gwen under my hand and The seal OF said court this 18th
day Of March, A. D. lS4s