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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET-Oct. IS.
Foreign free Wheats held with rather conn.
dence may BE- considered the deareT Last Tues
day market opened with much confidence the part 0,
holders. Foreign we'll English Wheats may be noteI
Id to ID deaer, but in comparatively limited denana
rates la Foreign ttle doing The duties have advanced
Foreign Wheat to 1885, Oats SIS Peas los Cd per o.
and Flour lis std per Dbl; Colonial Peas 10 Is Cd Pr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

Please pardon the concsenes OF this address, for
am an old man Of few words, but sincere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

Tham.kn Island Newbury Pa. was killed last week by
three named William and Robert Hunter and John De-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. FRIDAY, JULY 81, ls4s


NALUA ABLE FARM FOR SALE-The subscriber, having In
view Western location, will Offer for sae the lshe
bidder, TUESDAY, the fifteenth of August next, The Farm
which he resides lying in the county of Madson nrd
ary The Rapid Anne River and aGons the handsome Mn
ing establishment n Mr. EiasoU containing hundred
aud fly Upon the Tract Here is proportion 81 III
luvial o oi superior quality well adapted growth oil
wheat corn tobacco clover and all The grasses IL f
country The high land no less valualc chocolate
oed gavey cam gently unduating lying well To the SUM- ana
probably not surpassed III lis adaptation the above men"
cd crops by any land East Of the Blue Ridge In fact properly
constituted Ia the SOIL that by the Of clover and plaster
may be kept any desired fertility There abund
of timber and fuel for all the of the Farm ~
well watered having springs and running water IN every
II IL distant three miles from Orange Court house, thirty eah
from fredericksburg and thirteen from the Richmond and Louisa
Railroad Depot (ordonsve To the Depot TWO trips can ca
manufacturing mill contiguous, great facilities afford
ed for sposng products the farm II Is bounded In part
roads, leading Madison Court house. and on
the other line Of four horse post coaches running to Gu pepper
house. Fauqnrr Springs The subscriber confidently
soil snlubriy Of climate convent
Blue Ridge Southwest mountains, from the latter oil
which by the river, that VIII not scr IN
comparison with any part of The State The improvements
which handsomely situated consist If framed dwelling con
tanning with fine places all the necessary out hni'd-
and well water III The yard operated ny
pump There Is choice variety of fruit trres and grape vines
in iOurishng condition.
7trms-One third of the purchase will be required IN
hand the balance equal annual instruments from the day
OF sale, well secured.
disposed purchase invited 10 visit before the
day Of sale and satisfy themselves To every particular ANY
ing additional inormaon will be attended Should sale he
effected privilege Of seeding grain will he allowed III due
time, aud entire possession before the end of the year,
July lids ALIEN. s. TALlAFERRo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21
Six PER Cent. ST
GO, Ssf..yfy

Thus person wishing TO invest IN the Government
loan permanently looks over the stock ana observes
what rate Of interest the best stocks yield He finds 1t
10 be per cent To fnd then, the value of the Co.
vernment six per cent stock, redeemable IN nineteen
years and to give him five per cent 10! ms invest
ment he runs down the column OF years until he comes
TO nneteen-thence until he comes under the CO.
hmm Of five per cent interest He then hnds the true
value of the six per cent stock 10 be ll299lS There
are few people, however, who would assume the pre-.
sent rates Of interest 10 be permanent ones and let out
their money al long dates at such extraordinary low
prices-say Two per cent. below The legal rate ne
present state of the market also pree!udes any just
COMPARISON between the real value of stocks az, Tor
instance a New York six per cent stock, semannuai,
redeemable in 1862, sells at l0S on the same day that
United States stock of precisely the date and e-
nor, sells at lis. Why s this' The security OF the
Federal Government is no greater. On the other hano
many shrewd capitalists consider II not so eooo taxing
the circumstances Of the creation of the STOCK the pc
son of the Government, and the prospective political
events into consideration. The ~ York debt entirely
covered by the income has created and is above con-
,ingcncy. The present debt OF the Federal Govern
me nj the first created since its formation IN Tune
Of peace for purposes is the progeny ana
issue o the abomnab!c ex,ravagance and rank corrup
ton OF political party, dsordered by sue
cess For Gfty-fuur years the United STATES stcahiy
discharged is debts, until it had paid out $3.50
In the midst of profound peace aud great natona
wealth. on embargo is laid upon foreign trade, and
u
per annum, and the department. instead OF taking oeei
shame to itself for such Illuminating state OF things
openly claims credit, in the Government Organs, io
being able 10 borrow at per cent, the money thrown
out Of employ by the paruysation of the banks ane
merchants The government which produced I'M
great change is broken and disordered. With deh
Gent revenue and increasing deb-no matured system
of fnance-no permanent commercial policy-no hxee
hold upon the people, it is exposed TO tho action OF
democratic Congress, which is coming down on them
with the growing impetus Of column Of cuirass'er'
upon broken square. There is every reason 10 oe
l,eve that affairs will be reversed, the tariff mocned
the debt speedily diminished and the old course OF Tue
Government restored before business will permanently
revive.
In onr article of Tuesday we called attention TO TIT
appang distress which the Tariff has brought upor
the agricultural interests The prodgious crops OF h'
farmers crowdng the great avenues OF trade swell
ing The tolls of the public works. and pouring into tn
great depots, giving the manufacturers for whose be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

G10O REWARD-Ran away from the subscriber, on the
~ lOO night Of The l2 Of the present month, June my ne
man. Phil Johnson, who H mulatto about - years age
straight and likely, fun head of hair speaks slow, and when
spoken very Sir whether he distinctly
Had on WHEN he c blue jeans roundabout straw hat
and dove cnnred Cashmere panluon also look
with Summer cloth coat, originally black hut somewhat
changed color by the effect Of the with velvet collar and
4 pair of blue cashmere pantaoons.
Johnson purchased by in July, 1911 OF JOHN Dam
red, Trustee Of Augustus NJ Brasnn of Matthew's COUNTY
Virginia. WHERE understand lie raised. His noher il
owned Mr. Stanley s. ndna Of Gloucester county to one or
the other ofwhich places have doubt he has gone
If Johnson taken mp of the Virginia and
JAIL tina. get him. will give Of one hun.
bred dollars; II taken up in the State and committed will
give reward Of % dollars and, delivered me- in The ev
Of Richmond, Va, I will give the sum of IS dollars
~ P. B. JONES'
Richmond, June oJtn, lo43
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

neht the Tariff was laid, their -four and supplies lower
IMAM 'hey can be raised for without profit TO the pro-
"uarr. II me iorc'gn manufacturers come here a d
compete wi'h the domestic masters for agricultural
produce, prices will rise that the latter Will have 10
pay more for his flour; hence Congress drives out tho
ioe'gner and The result is that The farmer canno, get
money to pay his mortgage This is a living truth
mat every man feels in his pocket. Notwithstanding
we swelling volume of produce that rolls into the Lap
Of the manufacturers, nothing left in the hands OF the
,sfer. lie therefore buys goods and The iniquity
,eoounos upon its authors The duties levied by Eng.
ama on American produce, Of which she buys S66
oooooo per annum, average Is per cent with the ex-
uepuon OF tobacco The duties levied by the u S.
upon Engl,sh goods, average 60 per cent and the inn
Pol's Sao,OOo0 O0 The article Of tobacco has been
much harped upon as one from which England derives
great revenue 10 the detriment Of the IT, S. We
VIII examine this point and TO DO so will take from the
treasury tables the exports of tobacco from The u
o.a'es since ISL, with the value and average price
per hogshead, also the number Of hogsheads sen, an.
nuaIly, both to France and England
EXPORTS or Tog.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

Ay SOTICE-The subscriber has removed his once 10 ,n
basement story residence al The corner OF nm Az
onnoe the Office of the Mutual Assurance society he
NAV he found his Office when mol IN attendance aea" H
s,,,.d1 an some Of the Courts nf the Cay.
TO CT AIMhNTsThe subscribsr AFTER an interval Oh s.i.e
.rs aean tenders his services In claimants on me Govern
SERVICES any other demands whether arising unncI
contracts or otherwise His experience M attending 10 sc
enable him. in INST Eases, where they are wen iohn-
sd IN refer the Of the information necessary 10
~, rhe ad vintage Of that eIpeence-ls iaHiiaiy WIN
M and digcnt attention, stimulated by the necessy
Of beginning hts life Of is wns
suh contingent commission as may lie asreed
on Urged BY such strong Inducements he pledges Az te
on. nsrny he may ever e1crled His residence ana
~ 90 =, IN 9Th and streets, near the swan iave eiefs
odr.ssed To him will he pnncuny attended TO- rrr,,
;s,n.aud 7ih Oct. 1912 a4-ly THOMAS tikEhN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21
ORDNANCE ON THE NORTHERN LAKES.


June 30 1913. I
SEALED PROPOSALS will be this Bureau unit,
click r. W. q" the 3ls July ensuing, FOR furnishing aud
delivering IN the proportions and the herein designated
the following number and description of the
vice Of III: United States viz:
lhiry aghinci Pashan of about 6l each, and
eeh 'iryiwo FOUNDER guns Of about Al cach deliverable
follows
Al sacbip iIaror y. " before the Isl December
10 cight-inch Paiaian guns,
- thlry two FOUNDER guns.
AT Builo New NorA. before the st December
10 eight inch Iai1han guns
20 ta;fiy-tWo FOUNDER
AT Eric PENNSYLVANIA, before The Isl December
10 eight inch Paahln gurs,
- ihlry.twn FOUNDER guns.
The proposals state distinctly The per Of twenty
two hundred and ferry pnun deliverable above TO be sub
jee To- and undergo such and inspection this Bureau
may deem ror ar;horze and will BE- paid for that shall
not pass suci inspection may br entirely satisfactory.
Bonds, wih approved suries. VIII lie required in
third The estimated of the Contract and ten per
OF The Of all hills will be retained collateral security
FOR the faithful performance thereof which will he paid only
tie satisfactory complexion Of the and ninety
un of all deliveries viii be paid all bl, properly auihen
Gated according provisions of the Contract within thirty
days after their presentation the Navy Agent.
The offers he endorsed UIrts furnish Ordnanc.
the Northern Lakes, and what agency payment vii he
required.
drawings the guns will he furnished the successful bidder
by th- Bureau, and they b ras and flushed conform 10
them III every respect No hot blast metal TO be used
July l5-:d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

VALUABLE LAND AND MILL FOR SALE-By virtue OF
The last will of William Dulaney deceased shall SELL on
the day August next highest bidder valuable
tract Land lying the county of Greene acout quarter oil
mile from Sanardsvie road leading TO Richmond
The contains about four hundred and
acres hundred of which Is good tobacco
land The land lies remarkably WELL and Is wen adapt
ted 10 the cultivation o wheat rye, oats ana looaeeo ana
taken altogether rarely 10 be mel wli
The improvements tolcably good, being small dWens
house, stables cabins tobacco house, nc There Is anou o
Of good il well waiete ana
spring within yards dwelling house equa' 10 any III
o Mountains Further particulars deemed unnecessary rs
presumed any person wishing to purchase will view the
premises
third cash. and the balance in equal annual
payments decd i'll made until the last payment Is
made
The Min property lies within one mile Of the county seat, on
the South branch Of the Rapid River The Mil Is IN ecod
repair runs one pair of burrs and pair OF corn stones u
situated in fine wheat country and considered an excellent
Manufacturing Mill The society the neishborpod Is good
and being within one mile of county seat makes very de-
sirabe property II will sold on tire as the land
john C. DULANEY, Executor
JuIv ~ - ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

NTOTICE.1lvi- Si,scrii,r af-a IL, ai ".i":i>i- "
o LAND 50 Of which are nat iann 81 rs,
rate gnaliy and high state OF Improvement On good
The fine crop OF Covern the
produrm of which lane in Virginia Is superior All Things
considered Springs certainly the most valuable pro
perty in Eastern Virginia. situation Is healthy ana ts waters
equal TO any Virginia. The improvements on the place are
very ag, SUPERIOR all of the houses having been erected
hiu the ist There IL large 0eR iI"e
three stories high spacious hall room, 81 ieet by -, t
Ladies adjoining and nine lodging rooms above aha
Gem tic basement story on eacn
de- pr the entrance Hotel there brick house eae 10
feet in length continuing IL rooms There H. likewise
large fame idng, ~ rooms and great hnh'e
nf raoa all 10 entertain some 900 r CIV per
sons hcr u very superior dining l3n feet ohs
hl; of bc sufficiently spacious TO dine dl persons
also neat comfortable private residence located near Tie
dining and well situated for the residence q" h"e SUPER
nlendn. dining There Is also good Store ho'n III
which there mzhi he done good business IN The mercantile me-
There is good bath house. with eight rooms aPpT"pIa.eu
for ahIpp The stables equal tn any IN Nrghia or con-
there of brick sufficient TO contain NJ
,s, ho~es also framed stable sufficient TO contain 10
grounds havin: been LAID ont ny
celebrated English gardener and ahe borders beautifully de-
coued win shrublrry of different kinds; makes TINS most
beautiful situa.ion The Springs located IN Hat surpassed
IN ieauy h. none world. The waters OF The Amelia
nr. ay. been by Dr. Bridges of Phiadepha ana
,nnyed ri h Doct Parish u Ilc place The following Is
the uraysi. compared with that Of the White sulphur Springs
hgTe;l ScaiSGs. WHITE srLrHCR SrEiHos'
GASEOUS CONTENTS conld GASEOUS CONTENTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21
pIInIlC SALE

PUBIC
THE subscriber acting trustee in two Deeds made by Fran
cis w Taliaferro SELL public auction, Tuesday,
day July upon premises, the Land in Orange, by
said deeds conveyed. ~ :,
Land adjoining the lands of the late Mrs. Lucy Quares, John
F. Taialeo Dr. Terrell and others. large portion of the
South which of great lnpoT-
cultivation of Wheat About $50 have been
recently Land is within few hundred yards of
Turnpike between and Orange Court house,
and peculiarly adapted the growth of Corn Wheat and To
hacco mo'ety Of the tract is well tmheIed with Locust
Hickory Red uak and PpaThere are number OF never
failing Mountain Springs upon the land.
% Rather upwards Of third Of the purchase money VIII
required hand-and liberal credit extended for the residue
J. l.. MARYE.
JuIv lS-H+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21
Public Sale Of LAND near Richmond.

= "0'tO '141t y I1I.' y UeuT Itt1H"'"'''..
THE subscriber having determined 10 the State of
Missouri, wli on Wednesday, the Goth instant Juy SELL
the highest bidder the LAND which he resides in
The county OF Manchester and IN sight OF
Richmond containing abon COG acres with Large supply OF Inn
ber and convenient and comfortable Improvements IS deemed
unnecessary to give detailed Of The advantages
tending this tract Of land, presumed person VIII buy
without first viewing IT. but The subscriber hess leave To remark
That s well worth the attention of person wishing resi-
dcnce Richmond TEsas-Onehird In cash. the balance
10 equal insaments of and from the day OF sale
satisfactorily secured The sale will take place at the residence
on the premises IL O'clock noon the day above named
which time and place purchasers and friends are earnestly
ed 10 attend with assurance, that or two bidders De
WIN. ELLIS
July ii ls-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

(Fro the Money .4,ties cfMe NJ Y. Herald, July 49,
The stock market was 6rm although there is less
of animation of late. When money flowed out from
The Banks rapidly into The stock Market prices rose
rapidly The volume of money so employed does not
seem now 10 increase or rather the desire To borrow
il for such employments, is not go great as il was
hence, the market is stagnant The operators are ge
neraly full of stocks borrowed money, and but few
stocks are absolutely taken ont Of the market. Ken
.ucky 6's rose l. Illinois fell !; Long Island rose
Farmers Loan 1.
A, The new Board, U. s. Loan sold at ll5l
valuable work has been prepared by Mr.. JOSEPH
NJ Price, Clerk in the Bank OF Commerce, comprs
ing I6 tables showing the present value OF Stocks rs
deemabe from one to fifty years, bearing any rate
interest from to per cent payable both semi an
nuay and quarterly. In order 10 snow the nature
the work. we give the following sample:
No.. ua.-. ar 81 Pm Crs1 S1ncK. InrFRr.r PAYAnLI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

} alt SALE OF LAND-The subscriber with a view 10
Ntgr 20 he state nf Missouri, VII, SATURDAY, the
o'a: Jaly IL O'clock NJ, sell, the highest bidder,
PREMISES, m Tract OF Land, lying in the county of Ches-
IN the Chesterfield Railroad, and within five miles OF
oha containing about 500 acres large portion OF which
wood AID timber Of original and second growth, which IS
re" valuable By II. eontiguity 10 the railroad The Improve
''e excellent, water good and abundant. Terms-One'
eash the balance equal instruments of one and two
N the Cav OF sale Persons disposed to purchase are
- solicited to view the premises before the day OF sale,
',ld on tia! day, fully assured that am determined 10
DAVID PATTESON.
% above Tract Of Land is situated, that it can be con
81 '.t. divided 10 .ul purchasers ID. J. p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

lie undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
E Ne 'a' opened the Mountain Top Hotel, for the re-
travellers and boarders generally. Those visiting the
ths Mill md II pleasant place TO call and rest ut
ana returning, being situated the top OF the Blue
eNisi Gap, % miles above Charlottesville, and Is
''''lj tbs cool and pleasant air and water would
-o'alC &c. He pledges himself to spare pains
se., a.Iceably situated, heln. prepared with good
.''eis aud large aud commodouS houses. lie would
i most respectfully solicit calls and patronage from
" community lie sal>o prepared with hay and grain
" d gentlemen driving stock 10 market, horses cattle,
WILLIAM NJ. LEAkE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

! TEMPERANCE CONyENTIoN-There will be held, at
ae house on Wednesday, the Goth July, instant
erton Of the friends Of Temperance, which all the
temperance Societies in the adjoining counties are invited
-- i:s and banners. Delegates from more distant
sl he cordially welcomed. Temperance Speakers from
, State, and The public generally are invited To at
vii cold collation. prepared for two thousand
iu,y II 2D-.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

The brst seven years embraced in this table were
low tariff years; the second period of seven years en-
braces the whole action Of the black tariff Of 1898
Mark The coincidence. The export fell off at every
point and as necessary consequence the price fell -
The average for the years was l6 per cent less
than the preceding seven years. This was the benc.
jill 10 the tobacco planters of the high sretaliatre Ia
fit In 1884 the compromise tariff took effect; wear
after year as foreign goods freely here TO purchase
tobacco not only did the quantity of exports increase
bat the price also increased matter of course un-
der line demand notwithstanding that cotton and other
Articles tell Here IS pretty conclusive proof that ex.
cusion OF foreign goods from markets DESTROYS our
export trade more than any foreign impostons upon
American produce. Let all agricuturalists ponder
upon this fact The table also indicates that the guam
tty sent to each Of these heavily taxed countries has
steadily increased. This has been brought about
oy reducing the prices because The prices have ad-
yanced The average price in the first Ten years was
oI cents rlb and in the last ten years 40 100 cents
per b an advance OF G cent This advance of price
proves inconesbly that the supply has not kept mace
with the demand. On what pretence is i, then that
the politicians set up this hue and cry about foreign
taxes, and appeal tn Them why our vet
un'axed people should be robbed in order 10 -.,S
s,er the falling fortunes Of desperate gamblers ano
So. - eL,-. -:-L,~A ...I'''nisns nr"mpion ny
power The load Of debt that they try
and struggling beneath load of debt which they
about TO throw from their shoulders. While the
march of events is onward in the old world the paper
lords here childshy attempting TO 60 back to that
order Of things which is rapidly passing away.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

Lands in Saint Louis County, Missouri, for Sale.
TIME sale valuable Estate of desirable
Lands situated within eighteen miles of the and
CITY of s. onjs and road Jefferson city, the
capital Of state containing about 600 acres three hundred
of hie are under cultivation The improvements large
and como,ious double house, beautifully situated, and
oui houses in ordinary quantity and od,r, well waerei and tim
beed the soil being adapted TO any small grams tobacco or
market being stream to free access to The city
ANY person wanting property this description may purchase
the whole bargain or : susceptible of division into
smaller Tracts be remarked mat The neishboEhood IS
poyerhiallv healthy ANY particular information
will be rendered or the property sewn upon application the
undersigned, at Saint Louis, Missouri
n E. JANNEY.
Iupe IN l5-7t