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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
GREAT EXCITE IENTr
EXTRAORDINARY ARRIVAL!
FEEE ~ Rect - Els FERN
NJ FNIINV " UVOITN.
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
NRAF q BALLEN BERG respectfully

NRAF q BALLEN BERG respectfully
u notify their friends and the public generally,
that they have Just received and now spening nj
their store, north east corner Main and Market Al
~. n very large splendid assortment ci sensoua-
ble. fancy aug staple Dry Gupds, which with their
former stock makes the assorimcui complete; The
tent beauty. and variety Of which il not iasscd IL
equaled this city, and for cheaI eau'I be beat
Their stock consists ia part Of the iolOwng very de-
sirable articles:
Wool dyed Broad cloth ofsvery color and quality
from 81 so To- 90 yd; BLACK, cold and id Alpa
cha cloths a large assortment of linen aud Cotton
stuff for pants; SILKS, plain. striped. chene and
eros. barred, very great variety from Al cts 10 ST.
ChnlY, very handsome As cts; CHIMES 4lhs wide
25 cts Jacuuet. Null. Cambric. Book. Cross barred
and Lace Muslms; Kentucky Jeans at % cts per d.
Plain and rwied summer cloth for gentemeu's
wear; P4risieuue Painted Lawns for | 8 cts yarl
Bazarine. a new arIirle for ladies' dresses; Man
chester ginghans al cts Bed Ticking at cts d.;
A splendid assortment of Scarfs aud CravaIs fnr la
dies; Cassinei; Black and Fancy Cassimeres; Plain
and ribbed Gamhrnun of tho best quality; Black satin
at So cts yd; Fig'd Bomhazines; French Lawns
s,y le 44Ihs wide, very fine, 81 cts Orleans
cloth. Mouslin de LANES 10 cts; Irish Linens Lin
Ell Lawns and Birds Eye Linen.
a complies assortment Of BONNETS very cheap;
a large sI.ck ofGluyes and Hosiery from cts mp.
wards 10 I'll qualities and prices; together with
25 900 yds CALICO aud MUSLIN Of every style
aud quality. which offer from to 10 cts yd
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find it much To-
their interest 10 call them they enabled to
sell all their Good at Eastern prices.
Don't forget 10 call at The GREAT WESTERN.
mar 05 On
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

NEW STORE-AT III MAIN STREET
4 . 81 r. b. MARSH, would respect full y
Oh inform the citizens Of Wheeling and its
vicinity that they have taken the Store RSon IA
Main ST, Zone door moth Of A o Farchild's Jewe-
W Slors,) where they have just received and are
ne " opening a choice selection Of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS. d,
purchased in the Eastern Cities al the lowest price
ans which they are disposed 10 sell At SMALL adj
vance for CASH. Their Stock consists in part
Sup wSol dyed Black, Blue, Invisible Green
and Cadet mixed Cloths; Wool Black, Blue and
Fancy Colorsd Cstsmeres; A good assortment of
Sstneta and Ky Jeans; GambrOpns and Summer
Cloths; French and German Linens; Plain and ribbd
Linen Dnllings; York DsnninE and Mexican Mix
turss; CouSnsdss and Blue drills together with
general sssoumsnt ofGentlemen'I Summer wear
Prints Of all qualities and Prices; 4-4lhs French and
Ausriesn CHIMES; EsrlSton snd Manchester Cling.
hams; American GinghSms; 3-4ih. 18Th and 4-4th
Tickinss: Checks, "A, 7-8 and 4dths wide; 81 10
and 4-4ths Paris Lawns; Black and fancy cold
Mousolin de LsneS; Rich brocads Lawns; Black
and blue Black Bombazlnss. Black and blue black
Alpachs Lusires; MstaOni and other black Italian
Luslrngs; Black and blue black Stripe and fgj
Poglt De sots; Do and DO Silk Vevsis; New sly 10
VostinEs; Black Satin do; Silk and Linen Cambrick
Hdkis; Gentomsns Silk Scaris; Bonnet Silk and
Lawn; Ladies' ond Gents black snd Fancy cold
Paris KID Gloves; Black Italian Crsvsls Black Fllet
ard Love Veiis Satin and B1mbazine Stocks; Black
hlo '"uN llallah Cfapc5 SIX CoUOn anu MoHalr
Gloves Ladies Fillet and Silk Cloves and Mills;
Cnubricks, 5-4 and Ga Plain and cross barr'd JAG.
Oneis, 81 and 4Ihs Plain; Null Lcno acd Book
Muslins; Nalsooks and Bishop Lawns; Linen Lawns
end Pspers hqSlns Gum Suspendors, 1aces cf ell
kinds; Cold Cambrics; Cotton Flags and BanSanus,
-Tabby Velyotsi Patent Thread SpOol Cotton and
Buttons; Hosiery assorted; Umbrellas and rarzsos
Alec general assortment OF bleoshed nnd brown
sheatinss and Shiuiugs, Of Bleached Drilling Pa.
ent Thread Spool Cotton, Buttons Hosiery assert
cd VtnbrsIlssand "a rsFoIs Bunnsis, Palm leaf and
Leghorn Hate, together with sh0cs selection Of
Ribbon and Flousrstuitabls 10 The season..
Thsyi invite The people 10 call and examine their
stock a. hey are dsisrminsd 70 sell 81 low IS the
same hind Of goods can DO purchased N any eslab
lshmsnl ~ Wheeling. }, B. d X. - NJ,
mar "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
HONNETs.

3 TODD has just received a. the S1uih
" end ofMarkoi Square, general assortment
Of B1uucts viz.
Super Wavc and open BnnucE,
DO Florence do
go Fire Seven Brad English Straw Do
Do Eleven Do DO Do
Doyan's Fancy lawn. Cyprus md WILLOW B1nnsis.
AIsl f1r Children. Florence BuIi md Straw
Rounefs LeQb0rn aud Palm Leaf Hats of different
qualities. VeIycrocu lul Clrih C'is Of aA sIzos.
mlv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

~ fbh
Porter q Wagner,
Isaac Sprn ger and others,
In ChaHcery- BY virtue OF the decree pTOnoln-
Ced IN this cause, on the 10th day Of November
1912, the undersigned will offer for sale OF the
residence Of said Springer, 4 10 miles east Of
Wheeling on che National road, on 3aturday the
third daY Of June next. the following personal
property, belonging 10 the defendant Isaac
Springer, 90 wit, one horse, cows, feather
beds bcdst-ads and bcddIngs, bureau, tables
d1z chairs large copper kettle. and hoes.
Also, one lot of land containing one acre. sifu.
atcd on the National road, four and half mules
east of Wheeling, being the residence Of said
Springer, together with the improvements there.
ON
Terms Cash, for the purchase Of the personal
0r0Drrtys on all sums 10 the amount $50; over
that sum, on days credit will se given, bearing
interest from the day Of sale For the real estate.
a credit ufsIy twelve and eighteen months with
interest the purchaser or purchasers giving bo lds
with go sccuuty,i3T the payment Of the pur-
chase money. lJr said personal property and real
estate, and The uus 90 said land retained until
the same Is paid,
" MITCHELL, y S. for
Agch' Woods, sheriff Ohio Z o.
mVY aat Con- fu his bsbsIf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
NJ MANUFACTURES
WINDOW GLASS.

"INUU" UhANN.
NM SYMNlES 81 JAMES n RORIRI,ss
w respectfully inform the public il,at thpy
nave ehiefed INTO cora rinership InIhs fnciure
Of Window Glass al The Glass Fac,,rv 10 S,,th
"heeiI'g. whero They will always keep on hasd
STOCK oi Glass Of oil sizes, which Iscy will sall Il,
ofder at tho lowest prices. Orders addressed =,
Them VIII be promSrly SLED with an article war
Ian'ed TO be equal TO any Cylinder Glass manu-.
ihctnted IN tho Western rsuntry dec 9g-,r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

Black, Blue, Invi'ibls Bot Silk handkerchief,
tie Green, brown 81 Drao White and black File
Cloth, gloves and AlitiE,
Il us, black, DRAW, slate & Silk, colt. & kid do do
sage oslorsd CasSimersI, ArIilicini Flowers.
French, plaid blue rb'd Black lace, chantills, Glls
black, dab single mllsd aud gsuZs wells,
d. Mourning Collars.
Sattinsu & Ksntuky jeans Fllst thread, AMI Isle il
all qusti and prices css. edgi g., loetings, s.,
sumaler studI for men and Valmsra Cuttings,
boys Ribbons IN great variety
Plan and stripped Linen Black& undresssd Holln.
Srillinss, Figured, ChSnS & P!si
Blue drill & Mexican mix pzrsEols,
lures, Scotch EnEham Colo
Cotton sdss f gras. cloth. umbrellas,
Gambroon aRd VslVeIesn, VesiingS, ssHS Spans
500 pieces Prints, aIsori- patterns,
cd qualities, A large sleek Of Notions
A beautiful assortment SfSuch a. buttons, brushei
FrsncS Monte g. English combs, pins, buses, tape,
Chint1 and Lawns, sewing silks cords, sus
Msuslin de LANES 81 shal- pendo7s, gun caps, &c.
leys. Il tales A bro. hualiu
ChamSray, Manchester, DO bleAched do
ESrlstsn and AmSriean lOA and II Blunket
oinIhanS, bales cotton yarn ~
Bsanst silks aAd Lawns, WAddnE and batting.
,Vsrisus cslsrI, lTIcknsys and FlsnHols.
Blsachsd 4 SrS IriIh lin Carpets and Rugs,
ems ErasI do Florence braid e. hone
81 and l0.4 dsnaIk Ia conbLeE horn i braid 1
bic Jispsr uillsw fsSh'bls bonneI
Crash and Glrds eye de. .GsRtlSnens single g. dot
white, black sad mixed BILE hrimed LeghOrR haII
hose and hall hssS, Palm leaf Do, &c.
Silk do. HATTER'S FURS AMI
Alpscha LuStrS, TRIMMINGS.
BonbszineS, ,Nutrs, Russis, MuskrS
French b EnEliIG Heri- and COnsy,
noes, Findings and bindings,
Black and blue black gros SkiVers, sides g. lips
de RhiHS silks, StsPIng brushes, leaIherI
Striped, fs's & wstsrd.do Tip papers,
Black silk & labby velvet, Shellack and extract .
81 & "a Silk shuwls, LogwSSd,
Ladies and EsntlemsnI SaxoHy and Spanish lelt'
satin 4 silk scaris, lbowEiringS, &S.
Bsndanls. fax g. fancy
We are willing TO sell at a small advance for
cash either Wholesale or retail Those wishing e.
purchase will please give US call, mind Al No
l3l Main a., whsrs they shalt find goods as cheaI
a. al any other houIs in The city,
mar as, . s. A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
DIR Y-G GOD 5.

A. n. Johnston, w. n. B-rryhlll, J. UginboiAam
JOHNSTON, BERRYHILL& CO.
NATOULD inform tine public that Ihey
w csiysd from the East aud have now open
ed at No. 1871, MaiH street.. large stock Of Sprng
and Summer Goods, French, Eng liIh Isd American,
m nart an follows
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

Sisg. paper, for sale by the carriers and al the
Ofiss at ) sonts copy.
The Weekly paper, the Western Virginia Times
"a published on Wednesday at 81 90 per nnnum
"a advance, or So if not paid within month
from the beginning ofthe year. No new subscribers
will be o.oived, except such as pay in advance
FOR InoBihs 81 SO is invariably charged No
subscriber received for less term than SIX months,
aud paper discontinued, except atthe discretion
OF the publisher, until all Rrrsarsgss are paid.
Terms 0F ADVERTISING.
Three Insertions or less per square, el.oo
One week, S.oO
Two Weeks, s2-5O
Three Weeks, S3.2S
-Four week., S4.OV
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Advertisements inserted Till forbid or without
express order. will be inserted until ordered out
sHd charged one dollar fr lst three insertions, and
Is cts for each insertion after. Advertisements
inserted three times q week for three tosrihs the
Sbsvs, Weekly for one half per week
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
INSTRANCE.
j ISKS will be taken by the FIRE e. MARIN
~, INSURANCE COMPANY OF WIEELtNt

INSL RANCE.
y lSRS will be taken by the FIRE g. MARINE
N INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at tie iol0es rates on
Buildings Of all kinds, st. ne, brick or " OGDEN
aud their contents:
STEAMBOATS, factories; mills, &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise Of ell kinds.
And against all dangers ate nding the trans
portation of goods on rivers, lakes, seas, canals
and railroads.
FIR the character Of the company a $ 10 prcmp-
titude and llberallty IN the adjustment and pa \.
ment Of losses I'VE beg leave 10 refer 20 the mer
0hants Of this place and elsewhere who have had
the adjustment Of claims upon US. aug
OflGe 20 M2in ST. D. LAMB Scs'y.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.
This company being now duly orga nssd -
prepared TO make Insurance on every des-
critpion Of Fire and Marine Risks, such as dwell
lang Houses, Store III Ouses &c wIth their con.
tents. Also, Steam BOats, Fiat Boats aud Keel
Boats, with their carEoes, 10 aad from any Tort
ou Tia Ohio and Mississippi rivers. or their trIb-
utaIy streams. App.ICa ton fur Insurance 10 be
made Tor the present az the Office Of the Wheel
ing Savings Ins titution
aug r MCCOY, sec''y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES L. WHARTON,

AT TIE sokNER OF VISION AND MAIN SrHRETs
WHEELING, VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

WHEELING, Va.
TNuE SUBSCRIBER is raw prepared. wI:h the
necessary machinery, and ~ successfully
prosecuting the manufacture Of Lard Oil at his
establishment on Market Alley, being enabled
with hIs pre- cent ma chucTy u turA out about six
hundred "a Ions Week, OF OIL tHst he warrants
equal TO any manufactured IN tk9 UsIted Stafes,
for all purposes equal TO the best Sperm, and for
machinery far superior TO any other kInd OF oil.
He is enabled To sell At the lowest Cincinnati
prices. MIlers mv chluists, mere Snts aud others
are invited To give him a call, Ire Is prepaIeu TO
fail to please. OIL put mp iu RsTTG.s, Kegs, cans
or in any maBnsr or quantity To suIt purchasers.
All OTdSrS promptly attended o. Address
NJ NARREN.
Cash paid for Lard. msII1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
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COMMISSIONERS sALE.

OF REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL FRO.
~ PETTY.
Porter a Wagner,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
CHEAP BARGAINS.

Al w HElSKELL, has received and is nov
~. opening at the corner of Union aud Mar c
Street, opposite ) JuIh wcstcuruer Of the MARKET
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
FORW ARDING.

WILLIAM HOLIDAY. TEAsTUs DGERroN
HOLIDAY 3 EDG ERTON.
FORWARDING n COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
CuABEALAND. MD
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-06
From he London Herald, May
TIE RICH MEN ALSO DIE.

Some interest has been excited within the last few
days among the more .A-A members Of the Stock
Exchange, and the banking community out of door.
springIng out OF The demise Of Richard Arkwright,
ESQ, OF Wellesley Castle near Crawford Derby
shire This gentleman, 1t is reported died possessed
OF not less Than seren millions ste Ring in personal pro-
perry alone, irrespective Of landed estates Doubt-
less II this report be well founded or any thing like
an Apr ximai'on TO truth, which It is asserted 10 be
u must include and the vast sums advanced a.,
him and outlayng upon mortgages, which il IS tole.
rably well known, run many Of the estates Of
the large some Of them titled landholders in his own
neghborhood, and elsewhere also. The more i'm
mediate subject of curiosity, however, with the mo-
ncyed classes referred to- Is one which bears natu
raj relation with their position and pursuits for
as Il IS assumed aud no doubt correctly that a very
considerable portion Of that enormous mass OF wealth
must be invested N the funds probably also some
portion ~ foreign stocks, the inquiry is suggested
INTO The probable proportion Of the stocks 40 held
more especially Of the domestic, which under the
devises OF the will or otherwise changing hands NAV
have TO be brought 10 market. Surprising II were
possible TO ascertain that one million would thus
come 10 be realized the fact could moi fail to eyer
cise some influence upon prices, and parties would
not be wanting m that case particularly were the
period ior such realization verified, to prepare for
the event by previously depressing " ok values so
as 10 favor their own speculaons or purchases for
investment on the occasion.
Accepting the reports in circulation in quarters
likely to he well Informed approximately correct,
and there IS no improbabilty 10 the suppositlon Tor
Mr. Arkwright, unprcteudng and little heard Of
comparatively m the world as he was had lonr
among those best competent TO Judge been regarded
as the most ponderous capitalist IN England II fol-
lows that he was no less the cviathan capitalist of
the whole world As an individual capitalist, there
Is not one IN Europe at the present time who can ap
proaeh within half the distance, excepting perhaps,
the excellent no less than wealthy, Mr. solomon
llene, Of Hamburg who, according to general re
pute, Is estimated to concentrate 10 his own person
Tie representation Of money values 10 the vas
amount OF four millions sterling Il must be remem-
Oered, however, that this sum represents the who
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-06

A BASE ISLANDER.

We cut the following from the Norfolk Her
aid. The editor had already sufficiently distin-
guished himself by the publication of similar
base fabrications-bul "lhe dog win return to
his vomit, &C.,
GA discreditable act committed yesterday Gas
earn) by Mr.. X. Tyler, and his indiscreet acting
Secretary of the Navy. The body Of Major Sell
den, late Navy Agent, scarcely cold, before his
place was filled by nephew of the President who,
it seems, had already salary Of 81 200 in of the
Departments. Nepotism is the order of the day.
and sons, brothers, nephews, unces, and for aught
we know aints, are thicky congregated at the cop-
tai watching the ments OF the President and his
subordinates, and hyena-lke, shutting and preyipg
upon the bodies Of the victims Of death and Execu-
tive treachery. Ehen jam salts"
Now the facts are, that Mr.. Waggaman has
not been appointed Naval Store-keeper, and the
place has been given Mr.. James Selden, the
brother of the late Cary Selden, who has entered
upon the duties of his office.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-06

for nobls and yensrous acts sefsaerihelng deyo-
ton in behalf OF long cherished principles, mas ever
been deemed the lotiiest herosm, and deserving Oh
the highest euogy and where in history, can be found
brighter instance of this spirit than IN the conduct
Of The present Chief Magistrate OF our country VINO
forget the thrill of joyful exuitsuon mat caused
every Republican heart IN this wide land 10 bound
with delight, when the udings hrst passed over 'i'
length and breadth, that President Iyler had vetoed
the bill for the charter Of National Bank Aud
who can forget that cry of rage aud malignant exc
Grafton which broke from the disappointed and dis
comhted opposition, IN accents Of fury and despair
IL the sudden downfall OF their ondest hopes oil per
nanent dominion Had that Bank with IFS nifty mil
lions Of capital gone into operation, who can tell the
issue Of the long and terrible struggle through which
the country must have passed and from which we
have been saved by the steady, unhinchng republic
canism Of John Tyler of Virginia. The rabid Bank
Wings call him I" traitor" although every act OF
his political ie shows him to be consistent states
man. as well as honest man. And when IN the
Southern section of the country, during the campaign
Of 1910, every charge OF being Bankites made 10y
their opponents, was met by the Wing orators and
presses by eringiy pointing 10 The acts and speeches Of
Tyler, as abundant icf,aatoa Of the charge 10 cal
such man traitor for acting up 10 his long che
rshed principles is only proof Of the insanity OF dis
appointed ambition whose powers Of reason are
drowned in the bitterness OF its hate.
In spite of persecution and abuse the President is in
creasing each day his hold upon the affections of his
grateful countrymen, and his administration will form
bright page IN the nations history
GAS some tall cliff that rears its awful form,
Swells from the vale, and midway leaves the storm,
Though round its base, the rolling clouds spread
Eternal sunshine settles on its head"
The speaker concluded by expressing his prefer
cnce for May, IA, the time for holding the Ma
tonsl Convention, and pledged for its nominee, the
united support of the Democracy Of Connecticut
THE above is but partial and imperfect report Of
Il a..
far as it goes however, we believe we have done hlm
Justice.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-06

Art /. During the war now carried on by Mexico
against the rebels in Texas and the dissiderets in
Yucatan, the import duties, fixed by the tariff of
April 30h lsi3, shall be increased twenty per cent
Art .. The white, yellow, and died cotton cloths
and caicoes to which the decree Of the 81 of Deem
Der, 1912 relates, shall only pay the amount of duty
therein established on them, for the benefit of the
mines and manufactures, the collection of such duty
beginning at tie time fixed by the subsequent decree
Of December, 1912.
Art g. The increase to which the first article
lates shall go into effect four months after the publ
cation Of this decree in the capital Of the Republic
with regard to cargoes arriving in the ports The
Mexican Gulf and six months after the said publica-
tion for those entering the ports of the Pacific and
the Californian Gulf
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-06
n5-Tbe President lief, his residence in vif-

n~The President left his residence IN VIZ
gina, on James River, on Saturday morning,
accompanit d by the p. 81. General and Miss
Wickhne and other friends who had been on
visit 10 him, and reached Richmond shortly be
fore sunset on that day. On Sunday he at
tended divine service at the Monumental Church
and pa -sed the residue Of the day with valu-
ed friend 10 the neighbouIhood Of the city. He
was waited upon unceremoniously by nany of
The most respectable citizens Of Richmond dur
ing the few hours he remained there, and on
the next moraing (Monday) took the cars Tor
The Potomac river, where he arrived at 10 IL a.
IN, and found The Steam Boat in waiting for
him, with full band Of music on board, which
played the fne march composed by Mr. Was-
ner of Washington and dedicated TO him.
His approach TO The City was announced
by a salute from the steam ship Missouri,
al anchor in the stream, which was responded
TO by another from the Arsenal. He reached
the City al 9 l-2 p. NJ.
We are happy TO learn that his visit TO his
farm has restored him TO full health and vigour,
from the many tolls which his public duties have
imposed upon him for the last two years.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-06
TO THE ENGLISH HOLDER OF AMERICAN
STOCKS

Ii you wish the States TO pay their debts,
there is one way, and sure one, by which this
can be done: Let your Government open her
ports to the produce and manufactures of our
country on as liberal terms as we have opened
ours 10 the fruits Of your industry, and you will
be paid TO the last dollar Only let u furnish
you with the means, at fair rate, Of feeding
and clothing your naked and starving popua-
ton, and you will have no occasion to trouble
our minister at St. James with your useless pc
titions, or Congress with your ruthless com
plants. The Federal Government cannot and
will not assume the Stale debts contracted for
their own private purposes; the Constitution
forbids il the British Parliament might Just
as well undertake to assume the debts of all her
corporate or joint stock companies, which the
British Government is just as much bound TO
pay, as the Federal Government is 10 pay the
State debts.
1t depends in no small degree upon the policy
of the BRUSH Government, how aud when a
great portion of the State debts Of this country
are TO be paid.
Under such tariff as the following, what
portion Of profit will remain to 60 in liquidation
of State debts
Duty exports Of -7muiem produce 10 Great Britain