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CENTRAL BUSINESS STANDS.


'ENHE undersigned, Gusiavus A. MYERS and
- Conway Robinson having been appointed Commissions n,
the purpose by tie Superior Court Cancer for The Richmond
Circuit between Merchants Bank of R,ros -,
t- and the President directors COMPANY 81 Tho B,pk ~ h
United states incorporated the Assembly oft Sra
Pennylvana and oiher defcndans- pursuant 10 two or.
m the sud SUIT one made The 2gth Of June the tb
-9h 81 March 1873 proceed Thursday dlv Of Nav
next Al u clock upon thy premises, highest bidder
al pubic auction the property the deeds mentioned IN
the -ai orders hy the following description 10 wit An ursy
oiet OF two bFck enements % which w. m
merry occupied by Michael Wekmesie other bv s.ory-
byb2 Co aud also Undivided o. three brrk t.r
mems IN me rear 81 the si mentioned property one TIM oe
pl hy french Mason aud 9Th
Together herewith VIII be the same hour and mac ,b.
o'n-I m"e d! ir uIiyisIsuei saT1 a. rar-er % 10
s-ph Marx deceased.
The properly mentioned l. most el.yibI, r,,,
the lower corner Of the Eagle Hot. f,
stood and at the where ntsrsect by nm 49,
II fronts on street - feet adjoining mel above , :,
ground formerly used alley, simple title 10 which Ia.
been contracted Tor BY the said Mat has er
ul'e laying on e ground fronting two parc. one
e corner Of - and the other front and r ,rst
ng back 100 feet To alley 4 AMI LAYING OF the y-
IN the rear IN two parcels fronting 80 Zee, on I3tb t 49,
RAINING back one Of them the feet inches 49,
the other on alley 81 feet 81 feet II niche.
The sale Will be upon the following terms 10 Wit f,pr-. ~
and the balance equal instruments SIX twelve ana c,b,..
months the credit payments bearing the day OF sae
For the said credit payments negotiable notes Will - tase t g.
Tile wl De retained until the sale confirmed the nur-b,
money paid and a conveyance decided by the Court
H. al the time appointed the weather su L. h
IN the opinion OF the Commissioners make II prour IN n
the sale will be adjourned from day day the sane hour % Tn
property shall be sold.
GUSTAVUS 4 MYERS
Con. ROBINSON. commits
SAMUEL MARX. Executor
~ ,"- oi Joseph MARI deed
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Br I-ssr Evr.NfNo's NAN.

THE MissIoS To cHiSI-The Boston Courier say, that
letters received by the Britannia. from Mr. Everett,
Minister London, from which IL inferred that their
date had up his mind whether accept the office
Of Minister China lie received tbs Vi his ap-
pontmen by the Great Western which arrived Liver
pool the ls inst and the Britannia sailed the 4th
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icy InIocs n Hroih.r.

n HrOther,
Corner Opposite Bell Tavern
FINE on PAINTINGS AND EkGE AVINCS RICH cur Ct ass
ENGLISH GUNS. FANCY GOODS IN VARIETY ke
an MONDAY Morning April 9Th commencing At 10 oees-
~ We shall ell without reserve AZ the Long Room
under IN" Exchange collection of thirty framed ngs
copies IT - the celebrated Imported
Immediately amer the paintings arge Fancy n.
'6ass English Guns &c ~ superior quality
portatou To which and others
The assortment oonprse in par-Fiue Cutlery variety.
pocket and DIRK Knives RaSots scissor Porfoto-
Memorandum Books snun tobacco cigar
horn Candestek- Razor So Hair clothes shaving
comb Brushss silk AMI had Purses Recue- shaving
Dressing pocket and fine Combs Tooth brushes Dressing and
Work BoNes Chessfnen anil Dnno Aec0rcon-; spectacir
plated and Ei Ihnbies Hook and Eyes Matches
Cosnes soaps AMI Perflm variety Fancy Note and
Letter Paper Fancy Boxes Fine Ieel SPLENDID
hne English FoNing Pieces &c. 6eTo-etl.r arye a--r
nent 81 fresh Imported Goods paruarze an
advertisement
The collection Of Painting
OF the An and are ready for examination.
NB.-Teuns of sale cash. without reserve.
ap=i INLOEs BROTHER. Aucts
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Aultion Galcs.
THIS DAY.
Is, pa,rnper, a ,,,rn.

BY Davenport a Allen.
GROCERIES,
On MONDAY Apu "a At 10 occk N sohi aoeuon or,
the following artici.s
50 bhis Oh Mouancah-la Mhfskey
25O bags Ro Coasc
10 hlris sugars
50 bti- y D. Rom
iOl b11esSoap
no hail chests Teas
10 bbz Appls brandy
20 casks N. N. VIM
h'rds
go boxes Nool.ys SUGAR
"a bbl- Crushed sugar
20 bhis Brazil sugar
500 Reams Wrapping P,p@r
ALSO
-
20 D. HAT.
FEAIHERS.-2O hays FEATHER. bcSf qn,Itv
TsRs--Unier 500 s00 and over mos f ,pr,,y m,
psi Tap . DAVENPORT n ALLEN Aucts
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TRUST SALE OF SLAVES.

virtue OF Deed of Trust from Macalah
- Clark" 10 Benjamin Mo-by Nathaniel sh.pp,rd b.,,,r
late on the ID DAY of June. i-s5 duly admitted 10 record tbs
Snf a. executor OF Nathaniel sheppard surviving trustee
VIII selby public highest bidder AZ an. FINN,
Zen Tavern IN The city Of Richmond on the Ism dv Of
May next 10 valuable Slaves male Among tb,tu M,
some q the most intelligent and slaves IN the state ,s
am iniounst WM P. SHEPPARD
2l-.tls T,erf.or 80 N,tb,,.-1 -
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RICHARDSON a. GO.
Are receiring. by rarioas arrivals supply of
HANDSOME SPRING DRY GooDs,
Which will complete their assortment, aud which
they term.

they oser for sale reasoulblr 9O-dkelStkds~
FRESH SPRING GOODS.
"E have received b. the packets Lynchsg Ienne aud
Manchester uui New York lsrEe aud very eonYete
-sni u Dry Goods present approaching season.
all 81 which have been d vc rate.
aud are offered wholesale and retail
cost for cash city aeespanee~supcrbrk
and blue BIN hgd silks rich fcur Fancy stpd
rks new style fain and Printed Mon Chys
Alpaca Lncs aud Balzornes Painted Musps
nets plain worked checked and
tan Jseonet and Bishop Lawn Brocade EaTSion Cling
hams super French English and American cacocs prcss
funiiur. Caleoes AMI Marse Qui fsde- black White
English silk Hoe aniiialf os-. White brown
Mined and Back Ho. Gcntrnen's Hall
Hose i-h Linens Linen Cambnck aud Lawns. Plain ,nieh.d
and Revere Bofdefed Thread Cam ladkf:
Asburon taccs and Edging- Cam
In-er'nF aud Egnrs Bonnet Cap Hat and assorted Lasting
satin kbban SIN and Cotton PRINCES Bobbin Egngs
fine. and medium, IAncn-. heavy Drng
brown and white plain abi hgd Grape Cambets CiOt
Dap de Ate and tambroon; brk cord M Kid
Thread Gloves German Bufnp Duck Downs and nkabuck
and Citon unbrea Paraso Shades Cloths
Nc-ng- hcachcd brown and cord every quality
width and pnee.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN 4 co.
street Shslckn
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WATCHES AND JEWEIRY
LOWER - :;

consequence of the reduction of duties by
e NV IAsiIT the suhscrheris selling Stock OF GOTD
AM SIN Eb LEVERS. ANCHOR ESCAPEMENT. LErINE.
ana other WATCHES ofnew and splendid patterns and JENvTI
NJ az Neh NJ Considerable reduction from prces being
ueh e. an They can BE- bought any place IN the
Ivy A. be constantly receiving al descriptions Of WATCHES
the newest siy direct from manufacturers IN England
an'e an S"tzrrand he enabled larger assor,.
mem ad AZ ueh less prices retail than any house in
eriea Gold Watches low soto each Watrb.. ana
Ie"ey exchanged or bought An Watches warranted to ke.o
So e or me money returned An Kinds of Watches repaired
IN the best manner and warranted much less than III. uu
prices by one Of the best worknen n tie city.
C.. e. ALLEN,
Importer OF Watches and Jeuery Wholesale and Retail 20
Wall Street, Upstairs.
New York Mach 35th Is4a n, t-,,.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
valuable Real Estate ON Hahn street.

valuable Real Estate Tain street.
1 virtue of Deed of Trust from Miss Mary
"reenhov Tor the benefit OF Saunders dated m.
o. January i-Al duly recorded in the Clerks III,
musings Court for the City Tor the pss There
~ -, mn l,L being requested by saunders on sA
me Jun DAY d" May next at a. o'elock p. NJ.
premises proceed pubic auction 10 the bgbst bLr Co.
ready money the property conveyed by which - re
1esrb"l as a certain situate in IN cif
Of Richmond. the north -iis Of Main %, y -,
ana NE west side OF twelfth i2 stand. brck
ul Hour stories high and back building the am.
Three stories high both Of which in the acc
Of Aet Ouvai The said Of Land building. " be-
' slect 70 the conditions nf ay
June l-5' between the late Ro and the sad Ae
Dl'a whereby the sad Robert Geenhovy, heirs erer
o'S ana assigns are bound pay Duva hs heirs
&c Tie value OF the said back buildings at the expiration OF the
saa AH DIvas Lease the ist wear IsI
me ute u Tire above property believed indpuable hut
aeuns a. rs'ee shall convey such in me by
he deed Aforesaid JOHN ID MUNFORD. Trustee
sale 20 be- conducted by HsxALL Auets ap -
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FOR y. ORLEANS.
lHAsKiSs & LrBBy's LIyE.l
.5ffn The fine schooner JOSEPHINE. Capt Jos
~ Robinson. ready receive cargo for the above place
Monday i7h about tn. s5th tot fegh, or pas
sage having good accommodations apply captain
La ,a m wharf 5As FISHER ! soy,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
siffs The fine schr PENNSYLVANIA, Frank, mas
- having tSoihrds Of IN
dispatch For t9anee OF freight apply to master at Rockets
sps RANKIN & wHTLoCE.
First Regular Packet for Hoston.
sfTse The fine schr WAVE. Rogers, MASTER
having part Of her cargo engaged VIII have Dispatch For
freight OF The lsane- which viii be taken low apply
apI JAMES FISHER & son.
FOR NORFOLK AND FREDERICKSBURG.
5fse The new soop REBECcA Brooks, Derrick
son. master now ready freight for either
'he above or intervening ports Apply to the Captain board
ap5 PEAKE- JONES x WINSTON
FOR PHILADELPHIA
First regular packet
SyTs THE Schr LAGRANGE. Capt Crowell
- loading. very lowest rates.
JAS. FISHER SON
aplO wM ROwLETT
PASSAGE AND FARE TO PHILADELPHIA,
Only Ten Dollars.
s,r8sIls-r The Steamer COLUMBUS, Capt.
---s'a--HP Parrish is the line between Ban
Passengers going by the Columbus Will Be Pha
dph FOR $40 meals included and arrive there early Friday
nng- aP +-ln 1t DIAN. PRESTON A. co.
FOR BALTIMORE,
sirr The sehr AMANDA. Capt. Tavcrse now loading will
- have all possible dispatch For freight passage apply
board at Testers wharf,
ape JAMES FISHER son.
POR NEW YORK.
zsTfs THE dock packet Schr PARMELIA, Capt
CALL having iths cargo engaged will meet with
despatch For balance OF freight Of apply
master or 70 RANKIN * WHTTLOCK.
az IL street
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
.iFyn The good schr Harriet Il Hanna Smith
~ master, havnga portion cargo engaged will pos
iuSey week. For freight or passage apal,
TO master the Dock
apps RANKIN 4 wHfTLoCK
20 FOX RENT, the tenement south side of
1H street few door below Mesrs Breeden Cos
an excellent stand Tor business occupied by John
Possession viii b. given the j.; Vi April Apply
+. s. J. :. JAMES = CO.
mn - nipN@
- OFFICES AND ROOMS TO RENT.
LII in house OF Main streets one Of the
best locations the city. Enquire
BOLTON & HARRISON, Druggists
te II Corner Main and Governor
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Crust Sales.
Is, D.aiep. ss.eurr a GO.

sale of "a Valuable Hou~e ard lot.
Nl virtue of deed Of Trust, from DAVID
- Ansfson Jr ami unicrxrnet h~adns ,r. n.
1t DAY q Apf 1874 AMI r~cord osc ~ m.
CONT % hsiinrs for thr q Rchnrrnd end tsV
sims n"nh w. being hsreto rcafvd by Ncho- Ma s par
of Who's bet'eft N sd decd sdc sArIR
DAY thc sixth day q May 81 oeLk m w. ,s,-r, -.
nron ts premises ahc highest hAAa.s ~. rs
u'ry 'he following rnTsry certain rectangular
% Pareet"t and IN tho Siid city ~ Rehnu
"' nn1ereh Ia the plan Of the sa eouniur
square iect De the
st" .ay b u street 90 feet and b. g7 et ,a
' le eotn~r formed BY the srrst.l nv an
80 ~ ieei c aHi oil - be owners of,s 7ss fst
'" ul street and BY parallel op ta.h
-''' - irri u being thu whsrcon
"~'lfsal-o Together herewith separately u, IN.
s- may Seem most Iicou- parcel ADJOINING h,t -
''' :, ue'. i'uFd' and fronting . feet .tsect
H. al me inc appointed or The
h'f "pin 81 m" trustees nnrotr ., eli tb N
p" an dl''fnneni 10 the following AZ IN. s,n b, m,
' af'her adfnFnmeu should rr,p-c ~ ,n
o. Hon my 10 ay al The bout han 10 n,
We know 81 no objection acting n, ru.r,. al
convey only such title vested tho :, "A il f t.,
WILLIAM p SHEPPARD
GUSrANUS A. MYERS. yTr,s,.-.
CONWAY ROBINSON
6J The above conducted BY Mea-ts n,x,o. ~
%. Auctoneeru
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LOrs ON GAMBLk,s AMI. ZOE sNIE--

LOrS ON CANDLES HILL. FOR SALE
4 \DER Deed of Trust, made bv Edmund
Brown dated 5th December. recorded in the OF
n" ~ IN" hnstngs Count Tor the City proceed
10 seh AZ public auction the
OF Way n O'Clock p NJ described m IA. al
rus as No OILS AMI 63' IN the plan CITY of Rich
u'nh The said lot under -ucLn
ADVISED ut the ue IN the above premise. GOOD
' 1'S A. trustee ne shall sell only him
DAVID COPELAND RANDOLPH
mn "t-''hApSAis Surviving Trustee
Sale conducted by DUNLOP uoNCtfRr a Cn
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}. Il. GREGORY u co. MANAGER.
Richmond. Nn.

Besides prizes Of $3.50 60 IS 90 Is ~ 10
- Ma. Lo,ery-l6 drawn ballots.
Tickets only $50. halves 10. quarters 5. eghths so
Certhcaies Of packages u 20 Whole
DID,. .do...... 20 Half 10. ........... I25
Do. do...... 20 Quarter do. ........... 81 so
Do...... do...... 20 Eighth. IN. ....... 30 IS
W For Tickets and Shares Package. in Ia.
above splendid Iot.re--addr-~s
J.G. GREGORY * CO. Managers Richmond Va
Drawings sent Immediately after they to all who orl.
- aopNe, ap II
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tAsSIMERES-lOO pieces Fancy Corded Casslne-s do
~ Blue and Wool biz do. comprising largest beautiful
assortment OF these Goods have had for by
20 KENT. KENDALL. ATER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-14

State as National It remains now citizens, for
you perform your duty-to be sigi!ant, active ana
disn,er sted and TO display the energy and zeal which
the occasion demands. We have every motive 10 im?el
us to the utmost effort We have arrived at the last
stage Of struggle of moro than half century, when
the day mus. finally be or lost The cause is The
cause of the Constitution Of the Country and Free
dom Let there be an united effort and we may pro-
claim al once Tie Virtory is Ours!
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Wood-John F. snodeass, G. srInger, George Neae L.
R. d. Bai'ey VIM s. williamson NJ D., Andrew G. Car. "
D.. Edward d. Mcclure.
cor sr,r David cComas Col Thomas Boyd, James NO
George Stuart.
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osToN will stand al my Stable, tsprine Grove f".'
- county, w. eighteen miles North Of the at! Of Re
and within seven miles Of the Junction Of the Echuo'
dercksbnre and Louisa Railroads Those who may WIN
courage Boston, send their Mares with safety either @
extreme South OF North, iy way OF The Railroad The "
the season win be So Any gentleman who will he ~.
for lot Of six mares will only be charged with five aho
money is promptly paid within the deduction =
cent VIII be made ST. will he required 10 the groom ~
stance Mares will be well fed, and good pasture nrn,.e
thhiy seven and half cents day. Every care VIZ re-
to prevent accidents or escapes, but Liability for ahi
happen shall be constantly home during tie season
tend IN person 10 things generally. .,. ~,
ldeem entirely unnecessary To say any thing a. ssf
pedigree and performances of Boson;tsere &" 90 p,
give iu history of the same, il would ill The whoe 9.
paper suffice 10 say, that, when he was In his
or seven ears old, no tose that with him 'u
could put him up 10 his speed-tand he ran wih f a.,
hofses-both North and souih II is canddy bt'esi r
VINO can be relied on and who had the be-t sro"ha
their opinion that Boston could have run four mr. nr
good conrse, and good rider, In I'm. ass and rfpa
10 tie same time. .. u:
Boston has made one season. and proved hnset t.a'
good foal getter; and, from his great sze, power n
deserves 10 be encouraged with TIC best mares "
Is Goodafs P. o., Hanover county, Va pglTG
Narrh II. lC2-2aw6w WV L. u"
1r Wing TO copy
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-28

so shamefplly robbed; but We cannot for
get that We also owe duty to the cOun-
try Of our adoption, and one that shall be
discharged, until the last pulse shall cease
10 beat. Gone out, yon ask u, and
where we ask you,shall We got Shall we
return to the scenes Of our childhood,
the place Of our birth, shall return TO
add millions more, TO the dOWn.trodden
mass, who are grOsning under the OPPres'
sion Of a deSpolic GOVernmeali Shall
we sacr i6ce our present happiness, the
comfort Of our families, and the hopes Of
children, aud return 10 participate IN the
misery, from which even now, you are
trying 10 free the Irish peOple-iO become
once more the seFfs of EnglaNd's VaSsalsf
No--we tell yOu--nO!--we will not come
out--we are proud of the land Of our a.
dOplion, and will live and die, IN the land
we have chosen. Irish hearts, can beat
as proudly in America, as in Europe
their arms can strife as slalWart q blow ,
under Americas flag as under any other,
and at 10 very distant day, they may
helP TO humble the flag Of their own and
their fathers OpPressOrs.
For the people of Ireland, We shall
never cease to feel; their success will be
our Joy we shall weep over their mislOr'
tunes, for they are our blood aud our kin
dred; and whenever they call Us, they will
hear an answering shout, come bounding
back over thA dark blue waters
Trusliag that you will lay our views be-
fore the National Repeal Association Ol
Ireland,
have the honor to be, with the mos
respectful consideration,
your most Ob't serv't,
| D. T. DISNEY.
| Corresponding Scc'y Gin. Irish Rep
Association.
BY Orderof the Executive Commit
tee.
WIN. HUNTER, Vice Pres.
tn. ]. GALLAGHER, Recording Secre'
tary.
Tot. M. RAY, Esq, Sec. L. N. Rep
Association OF Ireland.
PATRInK MCCLosKEY,
P. Copy, E1eculiue
STEPHEN BONNER. Com.
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HOW IS MR.. CLAY TO BE ELECT
ED

Mr.. Clay is to be elected BY 'tremen-
dOUs reactiOns.' BY the 'spontaneOus ems
thusiasm' Of the people, TO be followed %
by The great Mhig Victories This 10
what the Clay papers and the orators of
the Clay clubs declaim about, and con6-
dehtly prophesy.
Unfortunately for this business sf Rlo.
riication, the Whig papers have somewhat
prsmatursly given the world Z asmpIe Of
ihe stuff Of which Whig victories are
made They have given Us whiR vic.
,ory' in Pennsylvania, and another N
Ohio, and the result ia New jersey y
claimed as not &, all inimical toAir Clsv,s
success. The Wing victory in Ohio con.
sisis in the election ofI2 Democrats Il
8 Wings ia the congressional dele 81 tion.
which last ysur slOed IL Whirs n y
Democrats; and . tie On joint ballot.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-28
PRIVATE BANKING

The Statesman thus alludes 10 an ad.
vertisemeni Of Dr.. Hubbard & Co. pub.
liShed in that paper.
OrWe would direct attention of ,ha
pnblic TO the card Of w. B. hubbard 4
Co. Thsy'issue no promises Of their own
as a circulating medium, but loan money
on the principle Of private bankers, with.
out chaTter,and on their individual respOn.
Sibility.
The following is the card alluded to:-
A CARD.
W. B. HUBRARD g. Co. has opened an
Office or Bank Of Discount and deposit,
and for Collections, on terms usual among
Banks, in the Banking House late the
properly Of the franklin Rank Of CoIum-
bus.
They have made arrangements, also,
promptly TO remit by drafts to such com.
mercial points, east or west, as may be
required, and in general TO act as agents
in all mOneyed operations entrusted TO
their caro-.
Office hours from 9 o'clock, A. NJ. till
3, P M.
OTSight exchange constantly on
hand.
Columbus, Nov. II, ls43.
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THE DEBATE.

Lexington is lhronged at this time with
spectators anxious to hear the debat VO>
ing ON between A. Campbell, and N. l.
Rice. The propositions to be argued
ares
lst The immersion in watler.of prop.
er subject into the name Of the Father,
the Son and the Holy Spirit is The one
only apostolic or Christian Baptism.-
Mr. Campbell AFFIRMs-Mr. Rice DE,
MES.
I'd. The infant Of believ ing pa rent
is a scriptural subject Of baptism. -
Mr. Rice AFEIRMs-Mr. Campbell DE-
NIEs.
Sd, Christian Baptism is for the remis.
sion Of past sins. Mr Campbell affirms--
Mr. Rice denies.
4th. Baptism is to be administer.
ed only by bishop or ordained presbyter.
Mr.. Rice afirms-Mr Campbell de-
DieS
5th. In conversion and sanctiication
the Spirit Of God operates on persons
only through The word OF truth Mr Camp.
bell affirms-Mr Rice denies.
OH. Human creeds, az bonds of union
end communion, are necessarily heretical
and schismatical. Mr.. Campbell afirms
Mr. Rice denies.
Henry Clay, Judge Robertson, aud
Col. Speed Smith act as MOderalors.
[Cin. Gag.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-28
he following is an extract from lei.

The following is an extract from lei.
ter, dated Macao, July Slst, 1912:
"Prefxed is the new tariff Of duties eS.
la6lished for the British trade in China,
and we have now TO advise, orders have
been given to the Hoppe, al Canton, 10
apply the same rules and regulations 10
the Americans. This information was
given to the Consular Agent atCantOn BY
Mandarin sent TO him by Keysing, the
High Commissioner, who referred in
satisfactory terms to the friendly rela>
tiOns so long subsisting between the
Chinese and Americans, and intima led
that the High Commission was aware Of
the proposed mission from the United
States.
The Chinese p.edict great difficulty iD
carrying on-4rad9 under the new regulaa
tiOns, and experience can alone deter
mine how far they are correct. The
loss Of the CO'Hong responsibility, will
Of course add materially TO the risk Of
sales on credit, and will also, in gre a
degree, take away the security we have
had against frauds in packing and ship.
ping Of goods.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-28

The result is, Senators, 90 democrats.
8 cOOns, democratic majority 20. A DEM
ocratic gaia Of 4 Senators.
House, democrats 9l--coOns, 81, dem.
Ocratic majority 54.
Democratic majority in jOiht ballot In
lS42-66; in 1884.
Democratic gain, six!
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-28

cratic GongFsssmen, and democratic
Lsgislsture. The wings have succeed.
ed in two or three counties; which they
have as good reason to boast Of as they
have Ofthsir prospects in New York.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-28

Nh. WEBSTER in speech lately made
at Andover, de Olared himself ia favor o.
a United States Bank, and made a long
argument to prove the plOprieiy and ne.
cessity Of establishing such "a institution,
This would not surprise us, we're il moi
for the fact that abOuta year ago, in 9
speech delivered at FaneuiI Hall in Bos-
ton, he as boldly con,ended that the ere.
alton Of a United States Bank was i'm.
practicable and ian obsolete idea. ~
The only explanation for this sudden
change Of Mr.. Websler's opinions is ai-
fOrded by his change Of circumstances
He was thena member OF Mr.. T'yIer'e
administration, and was endeavorng to
bring the wings to its support. This he
found rather a mammoth task and entrs;
]. inPraCticable; and as the mountain
would not come to MahOmsl, he has
gone 10 the mountain. While conten.
ding against bank last year, he declared
himself 20 whig,a Massachusetts, whig,
a FaneuiI Hall whig,"-an1 now while
cOntsnding for Bank, he repeats the
declaration. The fedeIalists are TOO we'll
pleased with his penitent return to them
to question his veraCity or bis cOnsisten.
cy.