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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31
THE FIREMEN,s PARADE III. ,,.,o

NE tlhEMEN'S PARADE The irsnnial
parade OF tho PhIladel hIa Fire Department, took
place on The 21ih inst. the morning was cloudy and
raw and about O'clock z NJ il uInmenced snow
"'s, ~ an early hour tho streets were lhronged
with people moving towards The greaIcenire wh.r,
the line was TO be formed. shortly after eight o'clock
me dHsreni COMPANIES began To present themselves
nnG hP cared m most gallant trim. with their hg ly
polished equipments, costly banners ard unlfur n
q Sc. The whole forming a line more Than
Two miles In length and Composed Of over foe thou
Sa"a persons at eleven O'clock they m"v ell Onward
on lher prescribed rouIe, which was not entirely
overcome until after five o'clock. The parade, on
The Whole. was one Of the brilliant ever viii
messed M The city. and reflects much CT edit upon
ia. department..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

Mr.. WhauUn-Plsase publish the annexed eI'rar
from speech Of Randolph. Il will show how
it GENES that the people oppressiveIy taxed
III will show how that NE nre tax eI almost to The
water we drink and The air we breathe, and all To
satisfy the visionary whimI cf Loco Foco knaves
and fools.
"ln strict adhesion To principle. each generation
should pay = own debts As the numher VI thuse
hvirg above Al years Of age. aTe less than those
between the ages oil 81 and - 1t follows that at
The end Of every 20 years. a majority of indiv duals
are uPJn the theatre o life who had no voice at the
commencement Of that period. Should they be
bSund by The debs Of Their precedessors, une,s
/ they had been cOnirdJied from necessity, and -
1 the obvious benefit Of themselyes1 The earlh is
the property Of The living and not ofIhe dead One
generation caHnoi prob IbiI the ntxI from The culli-
VatIon Of the earth and The equipments Of its fruits
nor should they atlem, Il TO limit Them rs to the
pOrIIOn Ol hUse fruits which they should enjoy by
| The Cebl which they entail CpOn them. NJ debi
should be contracted except under circumstances of
great necessity, and obvious aud undUulFed bene-
ht 10 the next generation, which could not Ge.paid
IN twenty years. Each loan bill should couloin u
tax clause, raising Tar pledged for the pnymcnl OF
interest and red m Iron OF principal sufIic.en; 10
discharge The debt within that lime. Debt aud tax.
alton would Then progress i,h equal pace. aid The
oppression Of the upon the people would arrest
the progress Of the other. Although Reputation -
dHgraceiu. u Is not 50 bad grinding oppression.
IL is The extreme remedy Of TAT rdisease-eIces.iy
| Taxa lOn-iaial q The liberties Of country. The
disgrace u more ia The prsaigacy which contracts
/ The debl. Than The poverty which rrpudiaIes ILL.,
SUme have deemed a national dc1t n nalupal bles.
slug. IL may be blessing 10 creditors. hut curse
| u tho deb"rs. % due 10 your own cnzenS; IL ere
aies monied class living upOh tue labOrs Oi the
peOpie-Iis ub;rocts from protective industry 10 "a
wasted ~ luyuv-it lakes FROM labor the bread
which 81 has earned by The sweat VI i,s brow 10 be
expended b. Incidence. u d1e - Jr, igners, IL Is
tribute money O. those whUhave not conquered 10
/ by heir arms. bot subdued 10 by their gold. All
/ hat is paid IN taxes In every form Is Withdrawn
from reproductive capital. Constituents should evei
hold their representative % Hrct accountability lor
every dollar appropriated under hes sancIiun-er
tfavagon expenditures should call down upon his
head just indignation. EIpsndi urrs are more Co.
cal their dcmoralIzing tendency Than IN their Cd
/ presstvc eNIciiOus"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31
NEW YORK. A,o,dov pu

The brig MnKy, Spear, arrived this morning from
Lagnna de Terminus. Capt Spear reports that on
The b inst the man Of war steamer RegeDerstoy
commander Wise, and schr Eagle. Lopez, left LnRu.
"a Tor Lima having eight Of The lake lighters in
low and as many Of the crew as they could press
INTO The service, An American schooner arrived
The evening before the MoTy sailed as a prize or
under SEIZURE by The MsIicans at Campeac nv, for
trying TO run the blocksde and having Punpowd,r
on board from New Orleans. Could not ascertain
her name as no communication was allowed 10
her. She was ordered 10 Vera Cruz, aud would
proceed lofIhwlIh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

ANOItI'-R MUTlNY-Tnc report is r.fc itis
morning that 0 tiers from The u ship John Adam,
lad that nhru near the Cape vi Cool uy, a
m"uny was discp' cred To have been y nm mo z
The crew. Such was the slute Of III crew, that
Ihe mel were ordered on deck and being arranged
ia line. they were asked what they wanted. when
ave oi The men stepped forward with compla mis-
who we're Instantly shot down aud the crew order.
ed 10 lheIr duty. We have not The report exactly
from tirst hands but under ch circumstances thar
We think someihIng like IhIs must have occurred
" Jour Com
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

b, en- created and every dollar Of stock which has
been issued
The resolutions were passed over ill the neI,
day. but there doubt Of their passage
The veteran Scuaiur. General ErasIus Root.
r e1Iirpalns the evil snIrrly aud Tor this purpose
ufered resolution Ic remove Mr. Young irOln the
ufiice ui Secretary OF Safe. This is the proper
cuutse. d is derogalory 10 the character of the
State 10 retain ia ofics a holding the opinions
"r Mr. Yuurg. lie should he removed. for his re-
naval will give To the world prof OF the sincerity
and honesty OF the rulers OF the State WHICH Is re-
quirsd by the circumstances.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

A SERMoN-ThSt will suit any preacher. and
adapted To ally audience. at any time. and IN any
glace
Man is born 10 trouble, MS the sparks ny upward
Jon.
Bfeihren, shall divide my Discourse into, and
consider At under the three following heads.
lst. Mans ingrcss into thu world.
81. HIS progress through the world
And. thirdly and lastly. his cgrcss out Of the
world.
lsi. Mans ingress into The world is make and
bare.
81. His progress through the world is trouble and
care.
And thirdly and lastly. his esress out orihe world
s-uohO BY knows where.
To cSncude-If we do well here, We shall 10
ell there.
Gun tell you more. i'll prea, whole year
mine fIe Black OXIDE Of Manganese has
been disc Ivcred near jackson. Missssippi, Weld.
ing So per cent VI the mineral
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31
From the Richmond Whig.
ANOTHER MONSTROSlTY

Of Loco Fec ,EcUbaHoH.
An net 20 amend The entitled An act 10 reduc,
into one the several acts pre- scrihins the node u,
a,cer,aiuiug The taxable property within the Cum
u.OnW eal,h. and al collecting the public revenue
Passed March Ia. Is43.
Re Il enacted By the General Assembly. That NO.
deed of Trust. mortgage uIon the persnal pr,,p-
eriy, shall hinder or prevent the sheriff or other
officer irum levying upon and selling such property
for payment of Sny taxes, puor rates county levies
a"d mIiIIia fines. any statute To the contrary not
withsiandirg; saving and reserving To any persun
nfgneved ell right OF action for unreasonable sci
Iures or distress not warranted by law
And be dfU'thsr enacted, That If any person in
deLieI on account Of tie public daes speriied in lac
preceding section, shall moi have any Visible prop
cry Il shall be lawful Tor the sher or other cOilec
tor 10 attach the effects money of such delnquen
IA the hands OF any person persons bodies pnltic
or corpornle having the effects money rights aud
claims OF such public debtor, in posses, ion any
uIng IN former laws To the trary uowiihsianding
And shall he lawful Tor such garnishse 10 saiisf,
and pay the amount due GA account OF such cloims
and II shall be discharge for much against such
delinquent; but If such irdrvidull or b,ry pol,iic
aud corporate shall refuse fail 10 ,ay the SAID
amount. 1t shall he the duty OF said sherfur coll, C.
tnr Ia summon such garnishee before the nearest
justice OF iae peace for such county. city or bros
informing HIM the precise time he shall appea: aud
II the said garuishee shall appear uni on aih confess
or up evidence At shall appear that he they have
effects IN his, her, their hands, or stand indebted
to s1ch delinquent, sufficient 10 satisfy such public
dues and costs, or any part theIeo or IL he she or
they shall fail TO appear. shall be Law ful for the
sand Justice 10 award execution against such gar
n'shee for the amount of such public dues or SO
much thereof rs Shnll RPrenr TO be il his her or
their hands. incu1 ing sixty three ecu s. rs a fec to
the shcrh or other collector Preceded. That before
such Justice shall awarl any eIecutiuu for default
ne SHALL he SATISFIED on oath that such garnishee was
duly informed Oi the timc ,oi such nppIcauon.
This act shall he ia for irum the passing thereof
il Is sufficient commentary this acI to say. it
invades mortgages and hens property. or at least
does tot make discrimination ss 10 confne the
operation Of The law occurring after the pub
lie dues may have accrued.
But the most veIaious feature IN The law is tina,
which drags the garnishee to any distant point To
testify. and subjects him judgment no M nor
whether sickness or the claims OF argent business
msy deiaih hun. II should he entitled. "A bull to
harrass persons supposed 10 be Indebted To IaI pay
eTs."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

The trial Of young Mercer for the shooting Of
Hehen"n was To confidence at Woodbury.. n. J. ON
Tuesday last There an apprehension that
jury could nj be easily obtained. Mc,cer's mo-
visited him on Monday last; il is the first time
she has him since the death of Hebe!ton
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31
CAUTION IN SETTLING AC

90 = NV In Of ! LINZ Az.
COUNFS.-B BY case recently decided
IN one Of our courts, it turns out to be
The law that when the principal of n
debt is received, an action cannot be
maintained for the interest. This is
point Of law which it concerns the mer.
camille part Of the community to be IA.
mIIiar with, for il is case which NAV
happen every day in ordinary dealings.
The policy Of reason Of the rule is not
very plain, aud il seems to be one Of
those remnants OF barbarism which
have not yet yielded 10 common sense
Such, however, is plainly the law. A
creditor cannot receive the principal
without sacrificing Tho interest to which
he is just as much entitled ms tho prin
cipal itself Let him leave a litlle ortbe
principal, though only one cent, and he
IS safe, but on no account give a recent
for the whOle,-N Y. Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

TlIR COLD WATER PUNISHMSN T-The
Geld wafer punishment. which ms Introduced into
the Auburn Stale Prison of New York, last April.
has bee attended with the sell factory re-
suls. IL consists in the efTus"n oi cold waller up
on the naked head aud body Of The disuhedienI
nHd rel rae tory convict. he being the time in good
heath. The waller ~ applied nj temperature va
rying from 50 tu 80 degrees iahrenhei. The ap-
pIcaIions are repeated with suitable breathing and
speaking iniermIssons ll The obsInncy uf the con-
Wet Is suhdued and reformation prumIseC In no
instance has Il been injurious TO heah on the con
lrary It's effect Is beeI ed 10 be decidedly favorable
as nj this prison the ratio Of deaths has within the
last year been To one hundred while at s ng
Sing, where the practice has been introduce d.
| the ratio has been five to one hundred
DR. } PIiney, The medical officer Of The prison
IN ms report. says
The GOODNESS Of these WAFER IMPLICATIONS can be
50 graduated by the thermometer with the addI.
ion ol ice or SNOW, combined " it, more head and
nn cOnsequ emily iUfce of eT. iII pipe or out
let oi from nil nn inch TO inch IN diameter ms
to produce shock and dread which would punish
suihcionily, and subiue IN powerfu rrlracIu-
~ aid obstinate corvIct ia any ) ate Prison; aud
that without endnngerng IN The slightest degree.
his life or health provided the application shall be
OF very short duration say from half minute To
Two mil ules."
The cold water punishment has been practised
IN The Massachusetts Safe Prison f5r about iwn
years, nth entire success. and to The almost total
exclusion OF severe and Inhuman modes Of punish
ment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

very decided decrease has been manifested
since 1898 in.ibe Save Trade Of the lslsDd Of Cute
u appears irUm sta lomcuis recently made 20 the
BRUSH Parliament thai 90 The year 535 there we're
seventy ono vessels belonging Co Havana engaged
On The sls.e trade and thaiIn 6l2 there were on.
" th-ee vessels 90 engaged They were imported
INTO the Island from Africa during the year 1899.
twenty FIVE thousand slaves The number lmpof
ted IN 1872 Nos o1ly 'bTeo thousand one hundred
and 8 Nv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

MARRIED--ln this city yesterday, by the Rev
Wm Armstrong. Mr.. THOMAS MOORE, 10 Miss
ANN ELIZABETH. daughter Of Mr. VIZ , CLAEK.
all Of thus CITY.
We tender our best thanks Ur the 90 comPani'
mems Of the above botice. and sb be donors a.
much Of happiness as il given 10 mOuals,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OFVIRGINIA
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
hioNDAY,A March 81.

MONDAY March 81.
The tnH bill was finally passed the Senate yield.
ing the disputed point Of taxing State bonds
4 great numhefof bills about oysters &C. were
passed., 5ut nothing vt importance
The Richm nd Wing thinks il doubtful wbeiheT
The Assembly will ADJOURN On Tuesday or hold on
until Saturday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

BANKING IN MIcHIGAN.-rhe Michi-
gan Insurance Company applied to the
Legislature oflhat State for charter.
authorizing it to do legitimate banking
business. The application was successful.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

MORE DISCLOSURES.-The New York Ex-
Pross OF Monday suys:-"We understand that some
Astounding disclosures viii shortly he made by The
police magistrates. from Investigations which are
gong on IN relation TO some crimes " hich have
lalely been committed ia tins city. We are not al
liberty TO say more present" II is surmised ST
these disclosure. relate To Mary Rogers, the cigar
sirl. whose mysterious murder time since ere.
nied ~ great a sensation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31
BY THE GOOD INTENT LINE.

MAINE "A hill has passed the Legislature Of
Name dividing the State INTO Congressional Dis
'rcis The wings Of tho State have re -nom.-
mated Edward Robinson as their candidate for-Ciuv
crnor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

Wheeling is swelling. swelling, sweling.-the
great central ruue" aud the "head Of igaiiOn
are too much for her e1uaninity GdE
Pittsburgh is shrinking. shrinking. shrinking. -
The Great Genial Route. the Monongah,la dam .
aud the old Pennsylvania ditch will be the death
of her
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT
John G Deshler, to be attorney Of The United Safe.
I1r the Territory Of Iowa. Isaac Letter 10 be Mar
shall Of the United SlaIes for said Territory.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

7tervcr. which has been very high for few
days rOsi is falling iapidy. although the thaw aud
pleasant weather still continues. We hope now 10
escape without an overflow ofthe banks
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31
-JImmY. ILL ~. -

Jimmy, what makes HEAR"
Way, that - ihc absence Of cold sir"
"Well, what Is culdY'
The absence Of heat"
'Tnon. what are bOthf"
They are both sibsms. sometimes. Doe, b,t
SUIT yen, ehl"
"Y'U may Vass, my boy"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

CHILD BURNED,-Cn Frdiy last a little girl
named Hester North. 90 Culberson's Addition, was
buried 10 dcnib from her clothes taking Ere =, hie
she reaching Ia the mantle f.r some pgroose
She was about nine years Of age, and survived the
accident but lev honrs. We understand that the
iam'ly Is ~ very nccessiious circumstances, the
brutal father having beeu IN jail fur some months
for abusing lie family. leaving tie burden Of their
support 10 fall upon The mother who bears the rem.
niaIion Of worthy oInan.-Zanes5iHs Repabi,.
cdn,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

FATHER MILLER.-An Albany correspond.
ent Of the New York Herald, who writes under
dale Of Friday last, mentions the re ported death of
Father Miller, the end Of the world lecturer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

BLACK RUST ON TREES II differ ffnm your
oo"esP"'aen' ! - The mInner 81 eH'ern.naung The
BLACK rust, which luic.t blum Trees H.. J,,.cr,,,,
Is 10 cut The limb OF The method which prsc.
tee Is 10 shave the eXcrescense close 10 the VOID
iHg particular 90 scfapiug out every particle o the
"aisTy substance. and cover The wound with wax
and % will SOM healo er 90 This manner the limb.
can ell be saved. and the heal Of the Tree pre.er
we'd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

The Naval Court Martial. ordered at Norfolk
was duly organized on Monday. all the member. be.
ing IN attendance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

As the sickness described low prevails. 10 +,
great extent IN Ohio and other parts Of tho country
besides Vermont. we publish the following remarks
upoI by physicians who have studied its symptoms
and mode Of Treatment
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

A FORMIDABLE ROGCE.-The last number
ol the Knoxville ('Tenn) Post has the loiloNmg--
Pleas rs tafeH-Fnis negro man. the prupe. %
" OF Mr. CruIrhGeld, wh1 has been running ar large
Tor about SIX months, npprehe nded yrscr,iay &
lodged in jail of this county. H. was taken about
hour miles from this place, as We have been inform
ed Dire sed IN female niIIro and at the time Of his
arrest had q child ia III arms for whom he was
maniiesiing much maternal suiciude He Is sun.
posed 10 have been guilty Of numerous thefs aud
5urgl since his eIopCment II Is sud that he
had a number Of articles in his possession which
have been recognised as porliDn of those taken
/ from the post office, which was broken Cd n and
robbed. few weeks ago. During the whole lima
/ he has been lurking about the town and in The yic
". and u Is most as'uIi.hHg that the unremiilug
efforts Of The officers Of the Ia md others to ferret
out his hiding place, have all been lru tlsss"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

II is ia the fullest blossom; or, II it lodges ,wn aud
begins 10 SUR al The bOlsm. cut IL as -oon az thi
'nLes place. As SOON the dew or wet is dried
uf from II, put into small cocks Notice closely the
progress IL makes IN drying; il will cure in from,
two To- four days or longer, according To the slate of
HE weather. Pot il into The barn or stack in fair
dy turning Sver the cocks aud opening the bottom
luie, suiiireni Tenth of lime belure luadlng r.
dry offihe dampuess Clover pat up in IhIs Nav
will retain every leaf and head lnge iher with that
delightful fragrance winch belongs only To such hay
properly cured; aud. when IL Is fed j"dciously. II
will be found TO mike much milk or bulie,
and Of as gO1d a qualify my other bsy, pound
pound.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-31

STACKING GRAIN.--The following is n de-
'crip'ion Of the manner Of stacking grain pursued
IN England. The cut. eumpanying The article
from which We take II, w"uld adj to It's Interests.
farmers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28

tions increase, and the crop has gone forward Our
banks should have full rerencet to this IN
long paper or making stock loans for any length of time
Our money market has often heretofore, cameon.lke.
rapidly changed and then the unwary as
down 60 stocks and up panic. Lcndon 1863 lO7:
Paris 5s3i sat; Amsterdam, s9 s,Hamburg, s4g 49,
Bremen, Tot 76l.
Sales Of the United States Loan per cent 1862 have
been made at III prem.
There is deal of gambling in Ohio State stock.
report, printed by order of the city government of
Boston of all the persons who paid SIS tax and upwards
in the year lS42 contains much interesting information
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28

MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, April az

Thursday. April 27-6 p. nj.
The transactions at the board not large to day,
with very little change in rates. with the exception OF
Ohio 6s which ri per cent and Kentucky roset N.
Jersey Railroad, I ) Mohawk, l; Harlem, /; Cuca anu
Schenectady per cent.
AT the new Board there less doing. Government
Loan sold at Ill.
Quite an animated demand for Exchanges, and mode
rate suppIv at our mutations It to be feared that the
mportaons of specie have been rather overdone and
that towards the fall we may have to yield up some Of
",be .noi,ss A further advance Of to per cent In
French exchange would warrant the return of specie TO
swing so nowif, ia the midst of the shipment ofour
very large crops, we find exchanges advancing, what
NAV not be the case business mproves9 The impora
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28

ANOTHER SHAM CoUNr.-The people of this coun-
try, particularly OF this city, have great regard for
nobility, especially barons and counts. The last lion
in this line was Count Bara.o, in whose arms Byron
is said to have breathed his last. The real Count
Barato is a wealthy planter Of the island of Cuba
The false Count Barato is good looking. olive
compile xioned individual, native of Havana.
where he has been a servant in several of the prn-
cipal cafes Having heard of the success Of other
impostors in palming themselves off in this country
counts, he to try his hand and until his
rival in New Orleans, where he was severely lynch
ed, he met with the most hatering reception.
We expect, during the approaching summer, a
large importation Of nobility from all parts of the
world, and advise those who wish the honor Of
their acquaintance to be on the alert, or immediate
ly on their arrival they will be monopozed by a
clique of our fashionables, who exclusively de-
voted to such noblemen as Baron Hoffman and
Count Barato
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28

The New BRITISH Posi- OFFICE Law, prohibit
ing the Importation of the cheap reprints OF English
copyright works into Canada, has excited great
deal Of unpleasant feeling there. Petitions have
been got up and presented to the Governor request
ine him to institute some action in the matter. II
appears that about ETA 900 have been subscribed in
Canada, IN advance, Tor number of reprints in
course OF publication here, and Tor VIII oh no value
will be received il the new law be enforced. The
law will certainly press hard on the Canadians; FOR
az they Justly state in their petitions, they will be
virtually deprived OF the current British literature,
being unable TO import the works from England