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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-04
Richmond, 9Th Oct ls4


Consulate of the L. s. a, GaictSion, T,Tas.
rT,IE having appointed Consul o the L. s at
Pnr tenders his services IL the public Commercial
a respectfully socs portion q" those cnnslrnments
nch population e The Rrpnhl require
wl hc ily occupied, II. III m services al"
Areaai WI ati"ud Ia The purchase and sale 81
land payment the atsi:a and settlement OF IL
tudiog al STARS in Galveston c,y aud selection oi n's
nc collection o 6c'S tie oer nnntronS
Rchlic cd hy abroad The
pledges himself al rat aud inihn! DIS
charge al ;;at he repnsed IN him Letters for HIM.
the L. - aust be post paid New Orleans, they vii
each Galveston
Hefrfrnc Is made 10 Mr. Wm II. Macra,land Mr. John e.
rf!pc BERNARD Pryton, and Mr. Thomas Green, Rich
mon,l Virginia. \. VI. GREEN.
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PREACHERS WANTEDa gentleman and lady, who can
with satisfactory recommendations of their quai.ca
tons teach The usual branches Of malr eucnon VIII hna
nducemrnt Bachwaaut, Halifax county,
Virginia.
The situation is healthy probably any in virginia. ana
the Ccaon for The teachers quite convenient 10 the seminary
and viii be ample FOR the accommodation OF boardes'
Should the teachers choose accommodate them.
Address James F. Brooks William Watkins Bacs~a'nns'
yir,;n;a Feb o5 a5-w7wf
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twice 4 week,
p,,as.c qrsaerly.

F,,a5c 9fa'ef?' r,,-, ~, cosrt-, whenever
rsiarsis unknown ',; c.ec, mus he '"s'rii
C H. ems. ~ an ct.h- Postmaster l.! lit neIshprh''
d, no ease ue published. <lTerI n'rasite' tn't hAs
,r-va ,vos;lo:s lai G1JL2es h1SfEo'od hereio-
~ must therefore. insist 80 sch case ""i'
a-ar certified % Tire nai:'s % me t"St'na''e'
"a t.s 5s.t iatt'rsf.'
Dc, esetio,s shall hereafter he consderet rs neu,fe
and ,of 4 wears ',ulicst:"n, spteH'E
-,,I - .i.na and gad 'u. ia advance oF That ''"e'
.... riea sorr,erca. .. M,
=. a ,atIui s;.!l he sent 20 the or.e any NV AUG W.
M ~, .sc:trr u.itss T3i! Tor in 2iNAl e o.
, ,o so,ir mud access ~. pr'S', ~
e, %, Ms n yuitn,. 'li, ~ ca. oi al oi'.' 81" %
,p sjfho, payment, tom me-" SUBSCRIBER who - "'
,el VITA tic curGitious, siHee nui'sf may ~ sem" wa
&c, "a, ,.,,rr. eel hv copy of THIS Tegiiatioa'
r,,,a If AZ whose ABILITY 10 pay NAY ne
n, tine ruriists, and who n;ay remain i'epen on "pt
~, . nd of tile tame VII, tle an'
cn, ca ir shall erased tron the l.>i OF subscribers.
''' Resolutions ef TIC f'ii9rjs! Conrcaion % "a.
tho. Resolution. al the results 81 e conceive VIZ
MI nm. sii. eHr.r! Of the Editorial Corps al Nifphia
,, - h'-, n; Richmond, tie l7;d jaDdary 1855
b. ,s- Resolutions ~" determine: !" i'"' ne interests
Pre- eo's.cs taaou. own Interests 5ci"e m iniea
,Gi Scrc-i uidit American presses are dtI'sn
% rr ii> & 50 Flga'a;s "a S'sS az men mas
. ,. NV an a,nse ~ Crs.. Sss.a tsau the t.dors ~
T.c .-esI i!dcuty consi- III tee rtHs''i'n if"n
IN th, ,-~r %a'y.i;i. t.ai'a the Resolutions Of the
'.,v~. ..a. 5tsn nGao" - continue several
,s aa fe ;;saS, Wso ~ arrears 10 this c;tcr.-
calrs. The NAME al ever! sR,,snrr "'o
.ssr1t. wiz positively e stricken tom our roll
q, no. 49,. lieu ...-e.. ot oar T1!uine.
te4 rUnt recommended IL tie tGlioTs oi Jew %
r.-s -t the Commonwealth, To rubis! al t- hrad ."
sa, , their rats advertising. and tia; they strictly al
s..sa flir ii, ls@ioa ;.'F ;e labor retior,nei,
Rrsn'f.'eT AZ t.s HRc-irl Crartrt'c7
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WORTHY or NOTICE.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Tsare'iing Boes, &c Sc,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

- ANrE!. rUTNEY would respectfully call attention &c
- dealers III. above named Goods present
lar Stack, winch is entirely aud fiolahlc, whole
being purchased within very prices
twenty cent less ;an former ard, is
!" sell M small profits for cash. good paper plya-
bic III Bank, would, without e1crpon ask aud all cl
and lis stuck, c sla. found equal To any
III any ."ifefn house III variety Of al lr fashionable
STYLES Of lades, .enicmcns, misses toys chirrns
Sh Trunks, carpet Bags, iy eaperI-
o twenty two in The trade give the advantage
always Obtaining the fashionable STYLES If Goods
SAMUEL. Pt'TNEY,
One door above Hubbard, Gardner < CO., Main street
J,,
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A NEW CONCERN.

Cash Hat ana JHP orUTt'
~@poPcE " FERRY hegs give notice, that having
c s,or formerly occupied by aessrs Tabb and Giles,
on Main street, one above Van Lev" smith c"s Hard
store and having fitted he Is now PREPARED to eAi
lin In m bIic large excellent assortment OF gentle
os and chilrens Hats and Caps, when were manufactured
% sale or reiaj =, cheapest p".si' rt" Tor cash.
" e. being an experiences rcc'ni ie, e,s o'en' .a,
s.ious rer1s wishing procl'c nrces II! !s line are re-
ec invited to call and Examine s, NAV s be called M for
~ ev'Iy variety VI "' 80 sl-w3m
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--OTCE To ARCHITECTS III, undersigned, co,ii't,ec
= appointed u: TIE Antrim Parish, dsruI, of receiving
proposals the tudng OF Episcopal ChIrCh al iiaA
virginia. Ia be- completed within The present
contemplated THAT the House shall IL brick
either ,.aiej succeed and be covered with tiiaS,ng
St-e,,r fewer bel 'front.' ve>try ~ tue
rear. ground faH..a, II lac c.ricify ca,a.u pulpit
rean. i,> Caart and such nun her of ooumoouS pr"s
door ~ furnish two hus.Ted aGd iy c"nveGc"'
besides titssn oii in front a.d gallery along each
,:r-h8i fUriSl:ci with and sufficient fni
warming ti" windows b, projected hy shutters
lUt that The whole be Completed, VT" ali The Painting, lr
wHSine, loi he necessary, before tic l day
oi November neN 4! price not exceeding i've Thousand five
laadr.,! dollars.
A. r site the Church will probably ground descend
considerably from The front the foundation walls, for nearly
halt their Length, he Of hea, admit vi ground floor
sufficiently large iur n veSry rocE and s;ose-.
Excellent graae 10. building flcng and sill, step stones
be obtained The vil!age,nd ii Is probable that
bricks might he furnished ard the hcs work executed upon
reasonable terms by excellent aud highly respectable
workman in the n-ishborood
il Is that proposn. I" undertake the above
building. should furnish With his proposals fall d2u"h or plan
Of The a,a;e' aad oSi village Church, conforming
near; may lee, with the above d">'riinn wren e viii
particularly the proportions arrangements. ard siyi- 81
a;a- the w'r ana several And where the pro
Anaw member Of Tie committee Il Is Gr>it
Ne ib 'r IL ce;icit. h. furnished OF is character
and competency architect.
Communications ly otherwise addressed 10 The sub
sct;to, halifax Cnii house, Virginia. VIII BE- day conse
-dbni MI proposals received neore he 18th day {"
March next plan viii probably he adopted and con
concluded that day
( !: i il c1hiSIs:. Committee.
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XXTII.LIAM r. RITCIIE, ATTORNEY Law, RehmoHd "a
w Ofleefor the present with Dr. Rie Main street, aeo'e
lhe Banks. fep ~
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tGts RIVER LAMBS FOR SALE.-Thc Lands James
Evef - distance Richmond, we'll known rs me
't'': s late John Wickha;n witch tcer.y ofeTea
peb ale - the subscribers H.. having Sold still
sr Persons wishing purchase Learn the terms OF sale
d! eFt''eaLon 10 either of the subscribers
H. w. LEIGH, nj Richmond,
WM. r. WicKHaM,
AHT. - i5-aawif Near Tay.orsv!le Hanover county
osT CERTiFICaTE-We shall apply Cor the renewal Of
Certificate lost or mslaid dated 9Th Jnne, $780, No Ill for
wen" Sba:es of the Farmers Eank of Virginia stand
Ae 2 tie III our firm An persons hereby notified 10
' '"' 'A'"' '''' READ FLoURNoY.
ta'nlHiie, Feb. 70, lsI3. S-wa~
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IpI4 4 PRESTON < CO.. CoMmissioS HrEcuA>rs, "oaA.
&. 49, "a attend past eu'fy selling TOBACCO and
TfqR and make liberal cugsigUmcEs q! SAME
t M a- i'm
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tE'O lFif AilSTs-V Ut sEl.E SOUTHERN PROPERTY
FOR ShErhe interest belonging L. TIE Estate of Josiah
t"fuov. licensed 10 the EionIn FACTORY beln. one halt
M 90 H "" tf safe. Capi'al>t VII" "sI to make u pro-
@ 'neU' s'tud uo fail to t'pr0,e tl;s OPPORTUNITY, ~
t''ifer par cfa un'n tie t'rsri investment II
iast rsre rl.e> Nest Il E'cHou. fuban count: Gcor
,.- talHc stream, Attending snticeit
-f I.t,s a. ANY risch'.ty Attached ~ u, ate good
l''lc -. a uagrs,7 buildings ir HE accommodate al
ta. ''rjst ant N Successful "per,n. ias
~ sr sale 81. ti!.,: Il. as'h 'i' b si'd a."
+ . 10 uclf.sr~ Tire terms wii ho Ntr
*rt i.,>- fot5nt IL, G. ofctl
a'eu|s. "a ,ai we "i ;q&" plea ar' IN s..ow
.. al4. yet-ct ;.l. -: a purchase.
John ". FLO. ROY I ,.,.....,,,
y GA-t,
u-c. 80 CT
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~ rH0MAS RITCHIE 4 SONS.
,t,,, Y;chmnnd Enuuircr.

sub.Isi<a tsrss ;'neS meek during ihs ssss''a
l.,~ sd t-sek dsrivs me rsst ~ inc gear
f.-t TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
, .,,r r-, .rnna and Three Dollars for SIX months,
t. 70 b, pad The ofes RENTED ny maii, post
,ar, ,.f aunum n The rnd oi the year
.a. :G.. Office be reunited per man. IN goo0 ma
SA "'' Al tre risk the Editor; tis postage 81 al
f.4 1913 h me .r,.srs.tFhe postage OF single ie'teI
, -- ,5c,lni the writer u is The accumulation OF
ls r.,ya business. which operates as serious tax
-eyrr s ray for nine papers annually shall haVe'he
.sae .ri''s' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n lines, or less first insertion, 10 eents;for
-.rftaiancs ~ Gems - a III IN. ,avo rc-
.Fis t.4,,ry references, To insare execution.
ga, ivt. may a;cNlt 10 SiN" per ahhuih,
III tl' al - per and To $50. "i ~ per cent.
r,>; solicitation OF several of on. c'ty TRENDS,
r II ,.t - tlsc limited number Of yearly adVer
a- "'' altogether unnecessary IL say any 'hns u
as,> -" I'M. - likely result ;hereom 10 the whoe
fntr W ,srsie. ci-e9istiGa of our paper IN tr c"sh-
sale ,,. r,cttaat an annual advertisements t"" :"
fs $3.50 -, ~ ,r.~s esr,r. aud oueea week IN ee'rt "n"
Ger, sses viii ,fc,ctg itastf. however, " '"'
4e . tr var general tertnS -ah" tea ,ins's adFtfs
% nl.' pay pro- rata 'f ~ ca. -e.'et'. a., y, -.
H+ s! Alve tiie privilege 81 Changing 'hei7 ""'ef-
, ,, 4ey please, w'!hon. an. iGt'tio.'i cost
n '''r'g -'' ''' '''"S S s. %G1.'' $40
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tNNtfAI. COMMENCEMGNT.-The Annual Commencement;
and con-rrin. Medicine will take mace az twelve
ok Monday, March the College bur d!ns Charge
the Graduates 10y President Maxwell ana hs
Vr,ctoi Professor Bo5annan The Governor ana
Council ierhe;s the Legislature, Medical Faculty. '"g:
tie BIZ aud Generally. RESPECTFULLY invited !" attend
AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ. ID ocune. sc.
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N\u !''i :; Ne Tie suhscatr uNc.s - sac his tt2e
- O." la cilad = Uair James River ME fro'n
''an>ier the county q Necn hnd continuing, actnffe
h svty. uic hrnd ct aud twenty N aud quarter acres
'l u"e h = c!"ard ana !n cUlivaou Tie remainder
sd itA The i"nfo e'H"H consist of arre aud c'mmo
1 trS dwelling G0u hTrk smoke nonse, well house and
t a>o al eassagc aouse aud >ja1c. al convenient
t. Dwelling hnose A'sn, comfortable f5anod ove'-"efS
bGrr ti!f siinc mac!"c To acco tsn, ~ IA.
good repair. fLs'e excellent orchard IS
be flac Il a. the l,ui.oe.t aud heal
NJ iersou~ "tieH.-
be- a.l i'an y Tie su'c Der. reio;
ih+ai. WILLIAM ROBINSON.
fA. e>--Gm
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c,To;,KTov,s pgEMIUM MINEkAL TEETH.-JUIIN O.
= waVr, I'm. lust received from the above celebrated
manuac,usr complete assortment OF the most beautiful Tech
thai have hsen brought this city, and Which, in all that
an admirable imitation Of tie natural tee'h are I'M
surpassed. ,,,. - - he
are rssnectuy invited 10 call aud examine the aud
specimens Of his work. . .c.. - o,o..,;o,s GOV
the prevention and cure diseases in The teeth and gums o
sGare Immediately above c p@ m. 'N II n
pra9e A. D., E. H. Carmichael. NJ d, Rcb W ilaxal NJ D
Iaoas Nelson NJ D., James Bolton d. u, j. a. nm.
NJ. ~ Seni. u
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- EiEiN iALl. AND CENTRENlILE FOR SALE-iiav-
- determined To- to Kentucky, oirr for sale IN!
fa; Severn a in9 Severn RIVER, and ~ The county Of
Gloucester containing iC all low grounds There are 81
bushels o. No ana - u Barre! seeded on The fiuT The I'M
proyeHr.S win the exception &c tie Gw cling winch needs
sight repairs and o the n.fs superior oiei
Iht oci-y ~ the ego' oi 81 severn i!H + rf1 To any
n ir-uia t.>>e "st w:in iiiy yards 81 Tie
hso ,cr M FARM tentrrrir upon wDich nov reside,
wing an! 10 Mathews Comfy, nf sal. Centre
vile 60 Of and The npro. .mcns good,
and the GweEc iise, story a"i iGey hu!t brick
ho.sc There S Water y i! Farm The Ao.k packet
the Cenifc"ic what! week The ncc5o'h cd,
health uf Ceuireviic, render it oi the
Matthews. For reference. apply Ia Dr.
Taylor d. Nicholson. aud Mir Augustine Robins,
OF House Of Delegates
MARY T. SHEPARD.
Dec 20
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PIAhD FGnTE " 13f.-iitiSE.
TIVE subscriber ia constantly rrlrhaie MA
nuiacory % Nnnas i Clark, New York, elegant plain
Piano rnr. possessing the Latest ncyemens and thai
sc,cy OF touch and Of .oc peculiar to their
nuiaciu:c
Also. Of Musical Instruments and Musca
Merchandise in general.
Piano repaired tune let hire and taken in az.
change
CHEAP MUSIC
TIE largest collection of isic offered for sale in this
selected from ihr of tile subscriber
,cd 10 sell az the Philadelphia and New York iolesas
aud retail vriccs.
Those purchasing sell again VIII he furnished upon better
than they find elsewhere IL llIr STATE.
=. II. TAYLOR,
Lana Piano Fa-.e and Hase S,o-e. opposite ae Banks
TOWN AND COUNTRY lat MAyuFAcT0EY.
Cary street, Mrce doors cbore Mc CoiumLian Uoei,
Richmond, ia.
H. ANTHONY still continues TO sell Hats At The following
y ow prices:
Plain Russia Brush Hats 81 So Silk Hats made
ne fur bodies, proof from 81 50 BOYS Hats.
from 81 Is To 81 Fur Caps, from 81 Gcntcmen's Cloth
Caps, from 81 3d. together assortment of Mems and
Boys lair, Seae and Glazed Caps black and Gab Wool Hats,
wholesale and retail. Ttrms-Casl
r. = He keeps during the Summer large assortment of
horn Palm Leaf Straw and Willow Hats suitable for all ages
~ D. Hats made TO order.
January LIST, 1913. WY
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.tElr sCHooI.-rhc School heretofore conducted by Mr.
- a,s oge pitce, VIII be opened on Monday, tie
~ n. nader the rper!nendonce oi Nj H. l. Hheee.,a
gra;',rn.a educated 81 pratctl College.
i.iy recommended ~ persons OF the FIRST
,t7a,!uc. q, gentleman. Christian and teacher.
Recourse instruction i embrace an the branches taught
ia a A,,,le e., aoladius She higher branches OF saih-
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II ~ HUDSON, prSnsT, performs MI operations Inc
ae' IEEi for their beauty and prcs.rvaiion
cnruPhe tecth sins'y in full sets the
plans
LaGrs and Gentlemen interested respectfully invited
cat! and examine his u! tce, comprising cy.rv va
rely Of sace, carefully eleced lsan cbf;ed mann.
faCtnnrS.
lie also inserts artificial aa,es designed restore Tie voice
% proper and sound
Refer Rev. DR.. rGmr Rev. Dr. Enpie IIaai Gardner
{. Co. Cen Bernard fci fir. thani-tayne Dr.
hrruch = Baxter. Eg, Dr. H. q. Caei. General gam
George Watson, n u.
- o'icc Oh Main street, square above The Banks.
Dec
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Certificates of packages of IS whole t,cke,s sl3o 90
Dn. du D, half IA rs 90
DO. do o. nuarer d. ~ 80
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10 liRGlNIA MERCHANTS

Print and Hosiery Store, No. 16 Ced0r street, " Y.
WILLIAM +. BULkLEY, lof he late firms Of Cutler, Bulk
w ley, Merritt 4 Co.. ard Buckley, Merritt Ety. is
opening and offers for safe, by the piece package, entirely
and large assortment of
FRENCH ENGLISH, GERMAN, SCOTCH AND AMERICAN
PRINTS GERMAN AND ENGLISH HOSIERY,
together with fun assortment Of beached and brown Goods
Linens Grown Hollands, Linen Drills Cotton do Blue DenIms,
Mexican MIXTURES, Linen Cambria and Cambria aadkerchief,
ianiI,ne. Cambria Muns, Jacone N.insGea do. Book,
and NuH aiuSis Striped and Plaid Jacone Co'crvd
aUd Brown Table tnrrr Victoria Sts, &c. &c, aud NJ prices
bur TIL O.; rcsh buyers. Southern Mer
G Wii always find their advantage 10 buy their goods
vnee .e STOCK well Assorted and constantly changing
hands.
Cash purchasers vii! always find stock f.l all
OF The and, own- :" facilities Of procuring goods, ho
Auc,n American and European Manufactures, feel conf
inviting CLOSE aud COED examine S;oca
Merchants thai find ncOnveuent visit this city personally,
renting the money, giving description
The cnods they with directions how 10 ship them Will
executed with despatch, and prices be- bought
IN this city. WIN. +. Bl'LKLEY.
New York, Jan. 10Th, 1919 79-2aw3m
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/IU ArRTCE SMITH, ArToRsEY At Law, VIII attend the
y Courts Of Richmond ana eoq"'y Of
oeiec a, The on street. and the street leading 70
ayo bridge Having been for some year. an oeer ~ se
Land Office, feels warranted IN oneIihs y a0 " ' ~
ness connected with that Department o,wavv
Feb. Is
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HOYT IL co IS OFFICE,

CAPITAL rgiXES,
$4,000 $4,000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class To- for 1884, 10 he drawn at
Alexandria, d. C., OH Saturday, the 4 h al March, 1875.
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hE. UikLEY'S COMPOUND DEPURA1iSE SYRUP io
- the ot Scrnfa knG Evil obstinate rnp,ions the
Skin Fmp'es {" Pusines the Face Scay Eupons
rheumatism. Ic.lrr, Syphic Symptoms and all
from impure ate OF lie blood, inudCos of merCt-
~, &C., &c.
THIS Medicine has been extensively Staes
with drcci benefit in Srofa ncrcua Diseases and in all
of an liberated character.
PE.piSo. June, 1889
We, the undersigned, having frequently used Oakley. Com
pound prpuravr syrup, in the praricr with de-
ended beneficial results, cheeuly recommend faculty
superior lheParaIion u. ". Muiii.E%BEEG ". u.
SOLOMON &. BIRCH, ia
JOHN H. OTTO, d..
The above valuable preparation for sale H. GAYNOR =
!.fi.i.I., Agents Tor the proprietor.
One door a'iove Bell Tavern.
Dec n
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class C, for 1873, 10 hr drawn nj
Alexandria, d. C., Saturday the ilih Of March, l3i3
IS No, Loiiery-li Drawn Ballots.
10000 Dollars

of 4 rac. age Of 81 wiIu,.s siaa 90
81 halves 90
% cuattrrs 81 70
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cc;Ges,es If na@kscr- Of III whole ;ishri. sI3o
~. "a ~; h1f do Co 60
no do % gna,;er do - 80
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-23


sUFWe experienced last Monday afternoon
severe storm Of rain, accompanied with high wind
and the sum- being about one hour uP,shone upon the
clouds in such TO present most brilliant
scene The heavens were lighted up and the atmos-
phere and earth appeared as though there were some
large fire in the vicinity The attention of all was en-
cited and Of believers in Miilerism especially: and
not few Of them expected the end fthe world had
actually began. 60 excited were some. we are In
formed, that they blazes of fire shoot up at lit
tie distance. But the world yet remains unconsum-
ed-and the only effect of his sublime and beautiful
storm was Ito refresh the youthful verdure, and to
co,he more thclly the face of the earth, as well as
the trees, with deeper and purer green. 1t was
surely most brilliant and lovely shower, and ''de-
cared the glory Of God, ''n Il manner seldom witness
sed and not his wrath, the fears of some, at the
time, would have it.
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of the questions he is pretending to answer; till hu
man pntience can endure no more, and the sly rogue
having carried his point Of bamboozIng his nterroga
tors;by telling them everything excepting mat "h'c'
they alone wanted to enrn, is hidden 10 came out o'
the witness box and go about h business
Full one half Of the seven mortal columns h'ied ny
Mr. Van Buren, in his recent exposition OF Po'i''c"
opinions, is occupied in labored argument against
United Suites Bank; if the question 10 which all
this was reply was anything more than matter oil
form, ON the part of the Committee, so far as he was
concerned And what he vouchsaies TO say upon
the more important inquiry Gust now relative 10 the
Tariff bears about the same proportion, IN measure
TO this long and grauitous bank trade, MS dd raj
stAis poor penny worth OF bread to 'such an into'e-
rable quantity Of sack
Bpt having pushed off the matter as long as he
coud find decent pretext for doing So (ike the cev
or witness alluded to he is forced last to say
thing, OF to seem to say something's upon the subject
matter OF the enquiry he was pretending TO answer
And what does he say or seem to say?
lite against and II little for tariff; something
adverse to, and something in favor Of the principle
orprotection, bit here upon one side, anda D't
there upon the other rare piece OF aosaic with no
two stories alike, yet all 10 casuu opse'ei ooN"S
ike a very fine article Of bijoue'e These pro and
con passages are the bold outlines, the light promi-
nent points in the compositions the shades are del
icateIy worked in with what the artists call neutral
tnts, - and while they battle close examination by
their individual minuteness, subtIy they blend
ed -giye superb finish to the work, in the estimation
of the casual and uncriticising reader
This portion of the letter of Mr. Van Buren, is evil
IDENTITY intended to please three classes OF readers:
those who believe in the consttutlonaIity oil FRO
tective Tariff those who believe in the principles oil
unaduterated free trade, and those who cannot
exactly tell VIVA, they do believe or DESIRE IN the
premises. OF course it occurs that portion OF the
letter is pro tariff, second is anti-protective' and
third is of both sides at once, for aught any body can
see to the contrary upon perusing the paper we
Wi, cite few passages under each of these heads IN
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-23

That the great body of
the mechanics and labor
ers in every branch of
business, whose welfare
should be an object of
unceasing solicitudo on
the part of every public
man, have been the great
est sufferers by our high
protective tariff, & would
continue so to be, if that
policy is persisted in, is
to my mind too clear to
require further elucidu,
ton.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-23

The collection Of the
duties imposed by a Ia
riT,whilst its subjects all
to taxation, invariably
and almost inevitably
bears with equal severity
upon a very large, and
unhappily in general, a
neccssitous portion orthe
people-a protection, the
indirect advantages Of
which to other interests,
even under a tariff for
protection, are as much
the subject Of doult and
disputation as they ever
were, but for which those
concerned in other pur-
suits have for n long Sc
ries Of years paid in adj
vance,a and received their
equivalent in promises,
of the performance of
which they are not and
do not seem likely to be
soon satisfied. This ad-
vantage to the maurac-
turer is not, it is true, she
object of, but only Incl
dental 10, a tariff for rev.
enue.
The Incidental protec-
ton thus derived, is all
the Legislative favorwhich
can at this day be confer
red upon the manufac-
terer witho ut great iRjus.
tice to other interests.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-23

THE "TWO UNCLES, the name or,ho.-
commenced in this weeks popcr-iustrating the Oow
er which an inordinae love of money and show Do,,
sesses of making fools of foolish men and women !.
first rate apital-and the reader must be a d0
scholar if he or she does not learn from il rsoc
practical lesson. The end-the best part of twill
be published next week. lfitwill do any body good
by way of correcting false notions and idcas-v.
shall not regret the space it occupies.