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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-20

7 OOK ST THAT BOYS WHISPERS
~ Young genterc, who Zee! ambitious spor. WHISPERS,
should buy three shilling bottle Of Jones Coral Hair Retor
alive Many tai because this is pa fled the papers
not goodlet them gSet ons ra viii force The hair 70
grow part where intended HAIR 70 grow IS
sold at the sign Of tb American Eagle, % Chathsmstreet,
New York. or $50 Futonst Brooklyn. ~ Is I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-20

pOARDlNCi-A large front Parlor in the second
- story with bedroom an pantry attached will BE- let with
board gentleman and his WIFE single gentsinau.-
The house ist te order large and sy With fine
dozen hoares oay viii be Jaken survey of ths premises
will Afford the best evidence al the nsness and cleanliness Of
Enquire No so Greenwich street. OF the Editor tho
rr,hur, office ientf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-20

ia CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, at the
LIN PINE ORCHARD.-This we'll. known, charming
.A Summer retreat under the superintendent
Of IN" subscribed To the Natural inducements to visit the
Mountain, (sucb tie almost bounes view from the Orch
ard the magnificent scenery the Falls and The pure, life
part Of the PROPRIETOR the shape Of careful attention. well
furnished tables, aud al the decaces well Subst.utlals
OF the season. 10 afford comfort and pleasure to his ye
June. 1872 C.. J.. BEACH
u a regular Line Of Post Coaches established for the
conveyance Of the Mountain House. Immediately
alter the landing Of boats al tatskiIj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-20

0N0 BOXES first quality Family soap foi Sc
SUU!ow for cash BY E. EDDY, "a Old siip. AS1As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-20

4 GENTLEMAN of number of years e2Peu~
eRee In teaching, whc furnish the highest esheatee
Ao's and moral chaTscer dsiroas OF tzslhs TIE charge
o. schocl In this city between this and me Isl OF
ssefaoI ensuing ANY letter that b sea, 10 this cice
EidEssSra 70 \. bMN be promptly RESPONDED TO- VIEW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-20

MONROE MANSION HOUSE, corner of
"! Monroe and Ca;hsrine.sts-G Gentlemen and their wives
y Dc accommodated w lIse small pleasant front or
buck the second and hiu iiosrS furnished or
furnished with board the reasonable terms, also
lew sns geniIcmen, with full 6oard breakfast and tee
Only y pleas quiet nome them. Eutracs No
Nonroe-st. lngni.r ct Mrs J. WILSON ieSG ,me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-20

3OOOBAR2RE;L OF line of the best s Gqs
the coming season. and good city bonds and mortgages
ceyed IN Address Lime" Tribune Once 81 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-20

100 barrels of good Hydraulic Cement.
100 hhd.. OF unslacked Lime, for manure.
Any part Of will be sold exchanged for grocsne, DR.;
goods crockery hardware, hoow-wAfe, carpets fumttgs
soap candles provisions Address BARTER, the ofict
OF The Tribune sfR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-20

T IME, LlME--Wanted in exchange for 1000
Lbarels North River Lime ard Cement Groceries or Dry
Goods One quarter viii bs paid cash for any amount OF
the above articles OF an exchange for property Of any hpd
D. unYt cnrcr Of Madison and James SIS k,I6 #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-20

'I'O IHE iAkERS OF CROlON WAIER.
NOTlCE-Ths abuses practced IN regard TO the street
window washers connected with The Croton Water pipes.
which instead Of being reasonably used clean the windows
OF the waeTaer. and the in front of his
many instances converted into fountains made dench the
nechboIng aud sidewalk, and annoy passersby.
OF the made by the wateaker and dsccntnuanc-
of his supply. Will be enforced IL we authenticated
of wul aud unreasonable Of the wattr.New York,
June H. l8i3Gy order OF the CIoton AIueduct Board.
lYli In A.. 3. RlGELOW Register.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-20

HYDRAULIC LlME-Orders left at J. d. Mil
ers Dry Goods Store 2 Broadway, will receive promp.
attention. Price 81 per cask of 300 lbs.
off ABIJAH SMITH the only manufacturer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-02
TO THE EDITOR or THE Enquirer


As will be necessary, in order to uphold the honor
of the Common wealth, that the taxes should be cons',
derahiy increased and there is much diversity oil
opinion by what these desirable ends may De at
tanned, without importing too heavy burdens on the
great body Of the people, may therefore one OF your
old subscribers ask the favor Of small space in your
paper, for the purpose of offering few crude remarks
upon this difficult and absorbing question
| wculd propose, LIST. That tax of ten cents per
gallon be placed upon all kinds Of spruous liquors or
wines brought mo, manufactured in the STATE,
that may be valued under dollar per gallon and
that double that amount be imposed upon those k'nas
that have cost more than dollar This tax wouio
favor the morals of The people, and at the same time'
have tendency TO diminish the enormous amount,
annually sent out of the State for the purchase OF
these deieterious articles.
. 2nd. moderate tax all kinds of stocks that ylea
their owners certain per cenage and all money ou'
on interest
Sd tax of fifty cents all free male persons (n'
GLIDING free negroesl whose yearly income whether
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-02

lNroGrASr TiYsxoiAL OeEGArinN We are pleased
20 have II power state, that the balance of the
loan authorized by Congress, being somewhat more
tan three millions Of dollars was taken at Washington
On Monday last, at fraction above par, by Mr. Ward
Of Nrw York. Il taken, we understand, not on
foreign account, but To be used in tis country. Such
demonstration 0h the part Of American capitalists of
returning willingness now to invest, cannot fail to
have beneficial effect Yesterdays Compiler.
We understand, the above information rests upon
The most respectable authority. We learn loo, that the
sSS are rather brighter to the North TIE New York
State Sizes have ri-en with a few other Stocks and
times are rather better too III Phlladephie &c. These
are good s'gns. We hail their advent with pleasure
Is tls then the time 10 agitate Stay laws Keep the
fuack from the door, and leave Nature TO her own laws,
and NC repeat healthy action must, later
56e place. Bot as :he Mississippi Editor advised us
lie other day, beware of relief measures las they
eeePt q stay aws, of nostrums, and OF experime
1T rs not shake The confidence Of man in man-let
"o' disturb private credit by stay Lawsuit let us
strengthen the public credit, by adequate increase
9" taxes, by meeting promptly the interest State
cent ana by permanent appropriation for the extin
tn'Shneht OF our floating, and then Of our funded
debi-and Virginia State Stock will rise TO par.
Inns blessed Old Commonwealth will soon raise uE
er head with the proudest of her sisters-and may
defy MI The railing of the London Times and the Lon
don Globe the sneers of the English critics, and the
esiS@s Of lie English stock brokers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-02
THE LOAN TAKEN.

We learn, upon what consider unquesonabte
authority that the whole Of the loan authorized by Con-
gress has been taken. This good luck for that por
ton of the victorious party Of 1910 who have the exc
cutve duties to perform. 1t is very clear that the
ton which welds the legislative functions means TO
make very large appropriations without furnishing any
new means to pay them.
Although we regret to see the Government running
mp national debt, and would be almost willing to see
the extravaganza of Government arrested by its inabi.
~ to get money for the want of credit; yet, when We
perceive that the object of foreign capitalists in dis
credng the General Government has been to force it
TO the State debts as the only mode ofpropa.
ting them to lend money, confess we are glad that
the loan has been takep,-G iOte.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-02
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
CONGRESS- TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

SEsArE-Mr Calhoun addressed the Senate at
length in opposition the Oregon Bill. Mr. Phelps
replied 10 MIR. Calhoun and others. MIR. Linn vindi
Gated himself from the imputaton Of being in favor of
war with Great Britain and from the charge OF RASH
ness in urging the bill Mr. Rives desired that it night
be passed over until The next day. as bis views
somewhat peculiar, and he wished 10 express them TO
the Senate And then the Senate adjourned.
II. or REpREsEXTA1IvEs.-Mr Pearce, from the
majority of the Judiciary Committee made adverse
report, upon the subject Of General Jacksons fne-of
which the usual number Of copies was ordered 10 Ls
printed. The motion 10 print extra number was
laid upon the table The bill making appropriation for
the support of the army, passed and sent to the
Senate. Other subjects were taken up, which will 90
noticed in detail, in our next paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-02

We shall touch tho reception question in few days
'''a' "e sell noble brth.ght for this mess Of pot
'a9e> Mus. not the Democrats recollect the firm
ground which the State Convention took N February
i,i2> ale 1ronid nat touch one dollar der,red from
~. source" Such were the expressions of the ad-
nfa5e address tina, emanaied from the pen OF the la
msh'ed John L. Holiday, and was concurred IN oy
All the Convention. Such one OF the battle
cIes with which fought the glorious campaign
OF 'as' Spring, and trnmphan,y carried majority
" forty into The present legislature We fought
under The issue made by the Whigs-".hoasy or no
'H"asys' We fought, and we conquered. We fought
aeaasti, then, when we were promised an annuity Of
Or ;, or 4 or 900; and NOR, when the whole sum
Aas shrunt pitance of some S3G 900, shall We the
'un'ertifcd Democracy" hesitate in rejecting tins
moss Of po,tage No, no-our Republican majority
"i 10 their duty, and defy again the clamor of our
opponents tie polls They have ust voted in reso-
'nilons, declaring the distribution unconstitutional ;
aa6 STALL We now, in the face of our unqualified declara
nons consen, to share its spoils2 How then, would II
soand-"Njrginny never tire -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-02
To tie Electors IF Me Charlotte Senatorial D,sriet

COMMUNICATIVE
10 the Electors RI Me Charlotte Senatorial District.
In consequence of MIR. Boudin's resignation, the
duly OF selecting a successor deVoves upon this Sc
material district. 1t is necessary that this selection
should De made at as early day practicable, and
also mat those men, who BY their talents and integrity
are qualified for the otcc should not be overlooked
the selection The condition Of country requires
That men OF The highest order of talents, virtue and
patriotism should preside in her councils. These con
sderations induce to place before the public the
name OF MIR SAMUEL G. ANDERSON of Prince Edward,
the present representative from that county AS
ne IS equally noted for the splendor Of his talents and
The amiabIllty of his disposition true Democrat in
profession, practice and prncipe-he possesses also
whatever can adorn The scholar dignity the States
man. H's course in the Legislature is too well known
in The district 10 require any remarks further than in
ey ~ instance he has acted with eye single to the
interests of this "gcod old Commonwealth" We hope
therefore, that in selecting candidate for the Senate
his claims will not be overlooked
II has been remarked with what truth we are una
BILE to say that if you wish to kill man, place him in
the Virginia Senate. We, therefore, could never con-
sent to place our worthy countyman, Mir Darlington,
in so dangerous position. LOWER. END.
January 90, 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-02

VALUABLE SLATE RIVER LANDS FOR SALE.-Ths
subscriber privately his Tract of Land called
Grove Slate River In the OF Buckingham
two miles Mr. George Hackers Mi,
Court James which land contains
tween 900 and about 400 500 Of forest land
we'll drained The cleared land Is well set In clover The build
ngs convenient and nearly consisting in part Of aund
dwelling House, containing with fire
places necessary houses about the yard and SUI
ent number houses barns sabes This tract IL
desirable and worth the attention Of capitalists
The terms will be accommodating Being very dc0us 10 SELL
will receive payment may hest suit the purchaser negroes
purchase invited the premises which viii he shown
by my manager, Mr.. Oveon, living on The place WIN also
offer on the 9Th March nrxt the Tract of Land on which
row reside Wing the county Of Amelia, Panclc within
four mics Amelia ur Springs, containing 3or 9Oc acres
about he buildings have been recently
nr house story which Of brick This hOuse
contains ROOMS, with fire places and hand
somc pocoes 'front.' double and singles the entire house well
painted! papered being suabie
large family and all out houses, ser
houses quality, good spring convenient
distance together with well Of excellent water IN the yard
also good garden with small vineyard Of select fruit This
place is surpassed point of health by in Eastern VIZ
cin credit vii be- given, which vii! be made known
on the Of SALE ~ the time and place. VIII offer my
water Grst MILL living in aud half miles Of Painey!e with
about 90 ~ 10 Land attached it, Terms above.
Inpe daey after the sale Of the Land and M will sel iu
whole Of my Stock every description, with abon aan
red barrels Of Corn Household and Kitchen Furniture eni tho
Sock Of Goods hand, belonging 10 John Il JIG
Ter Co. Terms MAIDS the day OF sale. The sub
VIII privately for all portion OF The above es
tates IOiN T. JETER
Paine vle Feb. O. 1913. s5-wiw
Dcr- Wing TO copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-02
krtp xvNnrc

We are indebted to Messrs. Smith, Drinker and Nor
rs for the Sd and 4lh numbers of Alisons History oil
Europe, from 1859 TO 1915. II is acknowledged 10 be
of the ablest and proonnde ever written
and can, IN the present form, be purchased at very
low ra,e-Also for No. io7 Of Ilarpers Family Library
containing Fraser's Nespotamia and .Assyr,a 1t is
written in beautiful style and is full of interest,
Messrs Lucke and Pierce of the Post Office have
again obliged us by sending Extra New World-be
ing republication of Black woods Edlnburg Magazine
of January, 1913 just brought by the Caledonia. Il
contains maslerly sketch Of Great Britain the
mencemen, OF this year-and portions of several thrill
ling stories How better drive off thoughts Of
the hard times, than by diving into these treasures OF
mind aud all for a mere pi,tance of cents?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-02

Cl1Y HOTEL, NEW YoRK-The subscriber has again Ia.
~ ken the above hcse which has been rehted and furnished
superior STYLE ard will be opened the first Of February
Tho whole exterior and interior have been painted through
The LADIES' apartments materially improved by widen
and passages inserting Closets having the ha'1
warmed BY and the assembly converted into Sc
vcra for families and spurious ladies' dining
rom The public dining greatly Improved by dome.
designed light enia!ion and other beneficial
alterations Many of walls and ceilings bnve been renewed
and tfotnn introduced every floor OF the esa
h,hncnt will be amry provided with every requ
,c iIe business will the mcst liberal
and tie subscriber and Mr. WILLARD who will be associated
with him. respectfully soio. Tie Of their old friends
and the public. CHESTER JENhlNGs..
New York, Jan. 81, 1913. ei-oi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-02

ff education Of young ladies' will rscomence on Non-
day. 10th Of January under the supervision Of Miss
ttarne Randolph YORK. discharged tbs
highly responsible dutcs of teacher in manner satisfactory 10
her patrons present year. The uncesgne6 therefore, feels
no hesitation in recommending Miss Dodge to he public
competent and faithful ins,rucess In this school every thing
will taught necessary Constitute complete English Edusa-
on together with Painting Music and the French language
The school having been established with view 70 me education
OF nv children, heretofore restricted TO small
number pupils The location IL proverbai for liz Aeathnea
its cnnguy the onisa Railroad viii prove convent
ence for the transportation of pupIs and their baggage
The erm7 including necessary expense Ter the sen
aslic year, viii be $50.
'' A'1's'' : '''e@ CLAYTON O. COLEMAN.
Jerdone Castle, Louisa CO., Dec 2, is2 6o-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-02
rArIr OF cnNrrNrs

We have devoted the last page this days paper three
So,.re IN the II Delegates, which worthy Of acn
onand thu page the I'd No of the able Of Ian
10 the Proceedings Harrison, William
Fanoc Bedford preparatory the State Convention Of
Tho I'd of March We furnish interesting communications
under the Richmond Head. We give to-day III rcla
lion 10 our fmances-weh entitled noticeOnc Is
the luminous Speech OF Mr. Williams Of Shenandoah the Tenth
other presents view Of the systems of Taxation in New York
and Prnny calculated 10 shed some light on The Woo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-02
Coastin0 "Quictiy" along!

NEW ORLEANS, Jan l5, 1S43.
My Dear Sir: promised 10 communicate 10 you my
final determination about my visit to Mobile, and when
would make it. In compliance with that promise, |
have the pleasure to inform you that have re-
solved have the satisfaction of seeing your city, and
that for that purpose, intend to leave New Orleans on
Monday the 3O,h inst, and expect to reach Mobile the
next morning.
adhere to my desire that my reception should be as
quiet, and attended with little display as possible.
am, with great respect,
Your obedent servant,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-02

from their labor otherwise, shall be under five hun.
dred dollars and all persons whose income may exceed
FIVE hundred dollars and under one thousand dollars
pay one dollar, on, increasing fifty cents for every
five hundred dollars
thus mode of taxation is certainly just one, and
ought motif produce any opposition; the tax to each
Individual, IN proportion TO his means, will be small,
but, ~ The aggregate, large 10 the State and should
THINK ought 10 br sufficient with the tax ardent
spirits and stocks, &c. TO meet all the demands of The
State, without further increase of the present taxes.
A rRIESD EQUAL TAXATION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-02
TO MERCHANTS AND FAMILIES.

INDIA CHINA DINING SETS, and by the dozen
French Porcelain do do. do. do
White Granite do DO. 10. do.
Blue & Dove Printed DO do. do. DO.
Best English Gilt Tea China srts from s5 $50 per ss AID
the gold warranted to stand
Low priced English China Tea Scts and By the dozen
Elegant Gilt Chns and other kinds Of Table and Sideboat
Pitchers
China White Granite and Printed Toilet se,s
Fashionable, rich Hall aud Passage Tampa
Plain Glass do. do do.
Rich Guilt French Porcelain Frait Baskets
Plain do. do. do do.
India China do. d.
Rich Cut Glass Bowls Pitchers and Dishes
10. do do Decanters, TImbers and Wines
no. do. do. Celery Stands, Iellies and Lemonades
Cut ard plain Glass Manel Lamps
English Plate German Silver and BhttanIa Castou
Low priced Toilette Looking Glasses
Together with general Of China, CnceHseas .nd
G,ass h, Will; each assured that they shall have
the full value c. their money. WM. F. BUTLER,
3 joOis above Bell Tavern
65-yU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-02
Extract of a letter from the bes. authority in

"WAsHIycroS, January 30, 1913.
"The prospect is, that the Bankrupt bill will be
pealed but before the middle of next month. 1t is
thought that the majority in the Senate for lis repeal,
will range from six to ten. You aware doubt,
that the House Of Representatives passed bill TO
peal it. by vote of $40 TO a. 1t provides Tor all cases
which shall have been COMMENCED before the final pas
are OF the bill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-02

N AvENPORT &c ALLEN, AucriosrEss AND COMMUNION
- DERcH.STs, Richmond Prgiad have usually for sas on
CONSIGNMENT, from Manufacturers and Importers,
Coiee-Rio, LagIyra, Java and 'jid White
SueaIs-Sew Orleans, Porto Rico and st. Croiy,
Single and Double Loaf
xoIasscs-New Orleans, Porto Rico and Cuba.
Salt-Iivsrpcol F;nc, in Jacks.
Oi!s-farner's BeaclcG Lamp and Linseed.
Candlts-Spermaccti 'nlls'' Patent 1ai!ow, Northern
Mould.
Nas-3d o 30d, Warehouse and Tobacco Box
Alum, Sapeirr, Copperas, Indigo.
Rice, Cheese, Race Ginger, Pmento.
Paper-Cap and Letter. ruled and plain, wrapping
Teas-Extra fine Gunpowder in chests.
G and 10 h. boxes Cunpowder.
9 III. cansrrs do.
Imperial.
Black, In papers.
"a constant supply Of choice qualities CT Teas)
Cgars-Prime and SEC ond qualities
Plaster-Gnund in 500 III casks from "Iuher' Mia. We
sell Agents the Manufacturer and The quality
White Lead-Bes qualities.
Sole Ieaiher-New York inspection, branded "good ard
"damaged."
Licorce-In cases, prime quality.
Whiskey--Common, In bogsheats and barrels
Old and superior.
wInes-Madeira Sicily Madeira Malaga, Mueat Champagne
and Claret
Rrandy-superor Cognac, Common qualities, Imitation.
Salad Ui-French IN hotties.
Almonds, Bunch Raisins.
Misunderstanding Sporting and Rifle, Of all Sizes branded
Kenucky We sell Agents for Manufacturers, aud
the quality
Brown soap-srveral grades.
Feb 85-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-02
CLERKS OF COURTS
.1re respectfully infrrm,d tht
\ Va OAN nnfFH

his bookstore and Bndery still continues 10 manufacture
Those who have NOT employed him. not aware OF the
rerorty Of his work be assured fom me ae, mat ne
mond elsewhere in Virginia. The bes materials wiz On
used, and the wcrk done with despatch ,
Orders for Books, Stationery, Music ana rahey ooohs v"
' :" =" pp j. w RANDOLPH,
oo,os,,e N,rhe,- Jewellery Store Main street. Richmond
rh o ss-lW