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To Nessrs TAo. Ritehie and Thos j. RanlOlph. Esg,,

To Nesrs. Thos. Richie aud Thos J. Randolph Esqs:
Conference.-The recent tax bill, the joint abour Of
you frO, bears with oppressive and unequal bur
den upon my the elder has, by his
ions mechanic and with the aid, which could but
lily spare, become graduate in the Medical College
RichmUnd his profession Is taxod-whlst his junior bro.
Their, who is in the employment of the Federal Govern
ment is free from the tax-gatherer, Is this Justl
Is this done enhance the love Of State Rights, and
engraft upon the love of State sovereignty
Will this drive into the employment of the Fe.
dera Government the rising youth of the Old Dominonl
And again One OF my neighbours has sons-the rst
clerk, and his wages five hundred dollars of
which, his father informs me, he has pay for board
washing and mending, hundred and twenty-five dol
lars and that his clothes hundred dollars which
only leaves him hundred and seyentyve dollars and
his taxed; whilst his brother who
and has his provision and house and horse found him.
gets, wages, three hundred and fifty dollars, is
empt from your tax bill The clerk has and is
Wing; the oyerseor has and is Democrat, Is
this just make pay taxes who differs from You
IN poucsl-and 10 exempt the other because he agrees
with you II this done from accident il appears to
have method in Its featuressorer like the dsctng Of
the State. Truth sometimes strange than fiction.
A FATHER
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ia, .Coa,id,ration" raid.

We stated weeks ago, that Mr.. Reneher. Of North
Carolina, NJ. c. had abruptly abandoned the Wings and
enlisted in the "Guard."
The Alexandria Gazette throws light upon the subject:
"Report says that Mr. Rencher OF North Carolina, has
left the Wing party and has given in his adhesion Mr.
Tyler The late Collector OF Wilmington n. c. MIR. Lord
has been removed lie stood high of business
aud generally liked. He connexon of Gov. Owen,
and appointed office under Cen Harrison. Mr. Jones,
the Collector, Is brotherin-aw OF Mr.. Reneher. So
20. The first ntmation Of the change Wilmington,
the receipt OF letter the post office, addressed
the Collector
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HEADS TO BIZ BROuGHT TO THE BLOCK.

The Madisoninn Of last evening in article, which Is
Characteristic o the peculiar style Of that paper that IL
be clearly understood audcs darky secret spies
IN the departments AZ Washington, and inhmatcs thot It
may be announced hereafter chat certain heads Of bureaux
md others, have lost their heads" Who these "hends Of
bureaux" arc and who the "oers" marked in italics
the block ~ Tho Executive know not but from the hints
and inuendoos which thrown out in the Madisonan
and especially by lie comments Of last evening certain
IN connection with the Secretary of Stnc should
not be surprised " he But whether Mr.. Web
ster suffer by the bow string Of the Posidontthat H. cho
kcd ofOr whether he rUuctanty resign his pace-thore
s nothing evident my faith be placed in signs
thnt he will coasing 20 be holder u office under the
Tyler dynasty, become the object n the attack Of the PEN
stoned papeu the service Of the accidental Prcs
dcni.-Baif. Patriot
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"Thosa who constituted Mr.. Tyler Chief Magistrate,
must sus,sn or BE- responsible for the failure Of his Admin
istraton."-GioJs Of the l2th.
Two yosns sgo ds Globe while Il Generosity sus'ained'
nepsr found fault with tho Captain AZ ,hat hme' "
Ter had openly renowned be principles ms Hionds
and nj. bouo,r I, was the aDenocrate" game to lure
him on 10 do 20, that hey might monopoize The power
and Offices Of the Government They succeeded He
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HAGGERTY AGAINST THE WORLD,
FOR CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.
JAMES HAGGERTY
Informs his vast number Of customers, and al

Informs his vast number Of customers, and all
m dealers throughout United States he has newly
Z 6ted up his Boof and shoe Establishment,
IL No. souih Calvert street BALTIMORE in splendid
- style, and snow prepared 10 accommodate fahionape
generally. with all ari
elcs in his Inc There M huInbugrery his business ny oon
furnish better BOOTS and SHOES and AZ smaller prices
and q more eleant workmanship Than possibly be hd ee
where No split leather is pahned % on customers
The fashionable Boots made Of the very best caifsn an
Pegged h. can se at 90
Fashionable sewed Roots Of ven superior workmanship a.
and leather he sells at "a 40
This he could not do when his limited but now
when h. number his thousands q customers nc can ]
profits upd IN h. ass' = o' osasI
ra and etne the articles they purchase ~ be- y sure
thatbey viii one third by buying Of bun ho NV
Shoes Of split hnrnt Icaher are ao BY some esap'n
uen as low as he can sci, bad article i dear at any price
s Boots and Shoes to BE- me ven
ION They are worn by onabe gentlemen Of Bai
let an them who you'll practice economy ~ hese marc
HACGERTY
. South Calvert strset
o Dealers can furnished amount aod At son notice
Merchants visiting City VIII hni ito their advnniase TO eah
mh 2s-w5w
IN CHANCERY- vIrginIa;-At rules hsh in ne csrcs
Once of t couny count on me hf.t MONDAY March 1873
Thomas w Royiett asnce u Hmm " Hepnen-' "T
Mathew q weiorapd Murtha w. wife and Henry p Eane'.
hie sheriff u Amelia and - such sdian-,ta1. ~ uo'
decd and Joint Bottom deputy of The an "e'p s
The defendants Mathew q having enteed his ap
psanes ard given security according N The sei % Ambg ard
Court md appeanng BY ausaeiory evidence,
he % THE country u s ordered That the
Attendant Webster appear the 10 dy Of May C0uu
nett md bm 81 the plaini and Tint copy ~ this
order Inserted Newspaper pubhshed m Nv
cav ~ pbird ~ two months saeesiyey ana posted ~ n,
front dor o. the Couuhouse ~ This county.
copy. Tesfe,
NH if-ewow fit ~ EcBERT q LEIGH C.
ISAIILY FLOUR.--so BOZ John IIonns' pam'y FIour
~ for saie by
mr. 9O-dIw Fgur. LUDLAM PRESTON a co.
FOR RENT
IN The small Wood House opposite Michael
LIE oser Esq, rfrsst) suitable famy whh
the yard. Rent eiS0. NH 70 ray 4 CO.
Hlr n.H.
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a toieked one lies buried here,
Who died in decline;
He never rose in rank, fear,
Though he was born TO shine.
He once was fat, but now indeed,
He's thin as any greyier;
He died-the doctors all agreed
OF most burning fever.
One thing Of him is said with truth,
With which I'm much amused
Itis-that when he stood forsoOih,
A stick he always used.
Now 1indiHg sheets he sometimes made
But this was not enough,
For finding it poorish trade,
He also dealt IN snuff.
If e'er you said, go out, pray"
He much ill-nature showed;
On such occasions ne would say,
"Vy, if / do, I'm 6IOD'd."
In this his friends do all agree,
Although you think I'm joking,
When going out Ills said that he
Was very fond Of smoking.
Since oil religion he despiscd,
Let these few words suffice,
Before he ever was baptised
They d,PP'd him once or twice.
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BUCKINGHAM, 18th April, ls43.

he time will soon arrive when you will be called on
exercise the right Of free men, let brother planter admo-
nsh you, you have any regard for yourselves pos.
tery, shew your independence the polls. We have
been led by party leaders and the is by bad k
gslauon, till we upon the Of bankruptcy. We
have been refused by masters that little respite which
would have been like oil upon the troubled waves
Senator Bondurants bill; say nothing of that of the
Lynchburg correspondent, which would have been
consolation 20 US the working people. IL will be
less TO look behind let US try at least to look head; it
time 10 take the masters IN han Is and teach
cur legislators that they servants, lhnt
will shall and must be obeyed; Is time to GO to
work in this natter let in the first place 20 against all
Lawyers Doctors Deputy Sheriff. aad rich cha
racters though honorable, have sympathy with Let
have General Assembly Of body, and then
shall begin 10 get right Our laws require thorough revou-
tonizng, and stnp Of all icchnicaies let be made
plain, that plain may understand them; you oil know
the Lawyers will do that We the support Of every
class OF society Yes their and bread they derive from
clothes, fire wood and oil appertaning their comfort
Tell about the tax Lawyers Doctors, Merchants
&c; lis only indirect W, which shall have pay
IN addition Tell that refused
TINT which Is nghtluy belonging the S37 ,0OU and
took from 10000 without passing for solitary
good Teach them TO egate for the State, and have
less do with the General Government. send
Congress and poy them too look interest there
Action, action, aud the accepted time the election
fast approaching, let have house Of Delegates
posed Of practical farmers Of this venerable old Common
wealth, ard al will yet be well. Tell about repu
datiOn. the very word hold in abhoncnce only re-
qurod chance, with the blessing Of Heaven, 10 make
other crops u, without money and crop II
property be brought under the hammer great many Of
will be left nsOyent and wives and children thrown
upon the cold charity the world and that by bad
Remember the 27t and take the your hands
A PLANTER
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saSD's Norwich Con- Peb TO- '43-Messs A. B.
Sands Co-Gentene thankfully improve present opporu-
sarapaua upon About became afflicted
roughne.s hardness upon my neck hand
tended night this - dwellings upon the
surface which began discharge yeoSh matter
inflammation the surface tried kinds winch
recommended and treatment without
benefit applied Dr. Maihewson. gave bo,tls
Of Jour aIa which almost Immediately
and the Ny hands are
entirely cured and ny face nPidy reganlns IT. natural feeling
London County % Norwich Feb. ~ IsI5-Per.onaly
the facts slated, before mr.. Jous D'wnr
Clerk ofCouny and Superior Cour for New LONDON Co
We the undersigned Icing acquainted named
William Robinson hereby certify to the Of BIZ
Jous B.syr,
Tnos KiSvr. j..
For particulars advertisements city papsrs
Prepared anl odd Wholesale and and e1ouaon ~
A. BSANDs CO. Druggists and Chemists, Granite BuhiinRs
No 2'J broadway corner of Chambers street New Yo authoed
agent In Richmond A. Duyal Co. Petersburg Roger AMBER
fon Nonok w. A. Santos and sod BY Druggists generally
Tor $500 ispis
fENTLEMEN runou s in circulation that Jsu. n Co,is.
~ owed 10000 secured me- nat aree debt In
exclusion Of all others hope you Trustees
you viii DO me the justice TO state The contents n the and my
10 ns.sr Judah Myer and Jo-rph Mayo.
Arm 18Th, ls43
Dear s-The deed q which has rice
suded n m your note n the morning. was recorded IN ne Husngs
Court on the an instant II tbee 70 speak ior f IN
three eases n efedt1-i Thoss WIN have lent w. James g.
Cogies and enofscd hs papsr or biz accommodation
2ndy Creditors out ~ ordinary busines and
you alone the creditor Of nn
ed you In the h class debt due you guardian n
~ Meter debt due you administrator Thornton and
debt due for money belonging Mss Tompn which you tent
Mr. j. ~ COwe her The debt you irdduay
BE- upwards n s2joOo mostly for money negro hire wh
Chased The deed by your direction deed erpress
provides That this debt paid evcr other creditor
who shah sgn the decd srad This simple statement fact
must sronec you from an regard this matter -
oyouf conduct in relation The deed unfe,
observaon only add been the highest
/ degree liberal n others and unjur' n yourself
Respectfully, yours.
| JUDAH MYERS
op lS-H JOSEPH MAYO
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IL If any of readers troubled with those very dis
agreeable articles comfortable promenade, Corns,
would advise them call Immediately Dr. Lobe, the
Lafayette House. and have them removed. We assure
them will be done eiIec,uay and without the pain
We speak from experience.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-15

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
The nine Congressional Districts Of the State of North
Carolina, laid OF and established by the ofhe
sion Of the General Assembly composed oftho follow.
ing counties.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL is, Is.s.

~ THE CENTRAL WING STATE COMMIT
TEE requested the Wing Office this Even
ing at 5 O'clock
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STRAW CUTTERS.

gotten and patented one upon principle
entirely which respectfully invite the public TO eau ana eK-
For private stables IN the city we are
satisfied that viii far superior TO any thing n'he mSet-
Price siO
6 We siin manufacturing large cutter Tor sSo vi
the perfect adaptation of machine the araey OF negroes
and abourer receiving daily testimonials Ono
gentleman Hanover for several years.
that this has saved him more than ." or
gnal
To implement awarded the first premium by the
Agricultural Sscicty of EsRco. the fret premium ofhe NEw hA
Society premium OF PHuspriF Agricultural
Society and the exhibition Of the ANERcAS ana
opcno competition, and which far more
any this county they awarded Us the
first premium n very beautiful silver medal
NH rs BOrfS A. BURFOOT.
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CAGE BIRDS.

'VNHE Rock Of Cage Birds Treatise various Birds which
to be found singy and collectively Am-ean Ava,
with OF the articles adapted the and
keeping ofCsnary birds with for
and teaching artificial Of for different varieties Of
Birds chapter Of the diseases incidental
Birds &c. Just received.
Is SMITH, DRINKER 4 MORRIS.
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IL The Mississippi papers arguing the question,
whether Graves justable in abscondng with the
public money. The people, it is said, knew when they
elected him. that he repudidfOr, and Reputation
is only modified form of stealing, they have right
complain, If he steals in any other mode
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-15
MR. los MAYO.

Since writing the paragraph, which appeared in this
paper days upon the conduct of this gentleman
in voting against General Lambert the election OF Mayor
recently made by the Common Council Of this City,
have our knowledge which satisfy
that he Justly ecnsurabe for his that
casion. We convinced that in giving his vote
against Gen Lambert. Mr.. Mayo guilty OF inten-
ona disregard the wishes of his constituents,
he actuated by any other motive than Conscientious
desire discharge his duty the which had been
posed in him. We make this statement OF Jus
tee for whom have always entertained feelings of
respect and kindness and whose the occasion
referred to- unexplained was, disapproved much in
more in sorrow than in anger.
Mr.. Mayo viewed Gen. Lambcrt's reelection Mayor
test for candidate opposed him, and there
fore felt himself liberty his opinions member
of the Common Council He regarded Mr.. Wights
very differently the of the city elections and will cheer
fully obey the instructions of the very large majority OF the
People, by voting for him City Collector
To prove that Mr. Mayo acted with these views, may
be proper add, that Mr. Mayo consulted various dis
ungushed Wings previous the election, who concurred
the opinion that his election the Wing ticket would
impose obligations upon him for Cen Lambert.
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MEssEs EDrroRs:-1 think the following beats any thing
which have had lately uppears that that
same old Coon" never will die for he is somewhat like
cat has spirits but the Coon has immortal pirf
that will die, until the American people
love liberty aud hate tyranny. Yours, &C.
COONITE
an patriarch because he'd long
And given shelter many bird song
but noereaa ne wooiman came. add would par irs,
and keen axe, sghtway went be
Oh, eld n ten.
When the oak fen.
About The hour n noon.
Il split NJ the top,
And out did pop.
p7Aaf rsrv ofd Co0nT'
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And thinks, admitted TO that equal sky,
HIS faithful ksar will bear him cotnpany.

There is now, however, hardly perfumer be found
who does not boast himself the inventor OF hair rev
wing grease other; and Mrs Harden, in particular
holds out indueement which hardly fail attracting
visitors
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s TBAW GODS.

Two TnE LOVERS or FLOwERs-we haveiss rsesiveds
u small but and DAHLfA roots from Nf
lambeth Of Phiiadepba. Zap l5l BOTrs BURFOOT
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EPITAPH on A CANDLE.

'venes printed IN Moore, L,Js o, Byron.
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tENTLEMEN rmour In circulation b. oyyiss
~ owed 10000 and he had secured large
exclusion of all Others hope you Trustees
will DO me the justice The NJ my
l coTduct % ether creditor THOMAS COVLRs
/ TO hessu Judah Myers and Jo-rph Mayo.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-15

A ucIioN DohEsTICs AUCTION DoMEsIICs -
- - and - Northern Brown great sacrifices
neehanieS Mauoaea and Etriek Petersburg shifting
- - and 81 Dillon and Powhaian Sheetng
Manchester Petersburg and'Morton osuaburrs
Al he lowest prices ever known with all kinds sh
ting and sheetng all Of which by piece or bale b
w. MEREDITH
n few doors above Kent Kenttan A AtNatet.
Country Merehan invited before
elsewhere. = v az
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aK, syED,EsDAx MORNING, JUNE rs, 1sas.

policy, we find them no, less rssrdiccd and par.
ty-Spuitcd than Their opponents.
Tho Laborng Classes have but ono means OF
escape from the poverty, bondage and degrade
ton in winch they are sunk III all tie older civil
lied Nations, and which await them IN the
new. 1t is IN system of UNITED INTERESTS, OF
Concer, and Union among Men. in which the
Rights of Albright TO the Soil, Right 10 Labor,
Right to the fruit Of Industry-wiil be fully Sc
cured. and in which Labor, now dcsplscd and
sacrificed. will, by being dignifcd and rendered
ATTRACTIVE, be made as honorable and as re-
snectab!e as accumulated Property.
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breaking at his feet He awakes all his seiises-
but discovers nothing he strains his eyes over
! the TOP of the bending grass; and then--happy
( Thought he knecls on the Garth and looks IN
tro,lv beloy the rrass Then. indeed, he saw,
no, a windnovcd current, but Indian warriors LII
STOPPING posture and stealing no!seless toward
his post-a fatal and treacherous under current
in that waving grass
The sentinel springing TO his feet cried out,
Who comes there
:. Potta,fataIiiic !" the answer, as an Indian
Ieapcd with yell from the grass, and almost III
contact with the soldier and then fell back with
a death scream as the ball of the sentines piece
entered the warriors heart, and gave thus the
signal for combat
Our men may have sumbcred for it was
time Of treaty and truce-but 1t was IN armor
they law, and with ready weapons in their hands;
and ii was 10 this precaulon of tier general, we
owe the speedy defeat of the Indians; although
not before they had killed about seventy Of our
little army. No one can probably describe the
horrors of that night-nttaCk-at least, shall not
attempt it. 1t required the GOODNESS aud dcliber-
atom and at the same time, the almost reckless
daring and chvalric behaviour Of tie commander
and his noble officers and assoc iatcs, to fol SUCH
foe, and at such time; even with the loss OF SO
many brave mon Of their small number. That
the Zoe was defeated and driven off proof enough
to Western men--(if not to Eastern politicians
who do battles paper plains)-that all was an
ticipa(cd and done by Harrison that was neces-
Sary. IL would not become a work like this,
which inexperienced folks may net think is quite
as true as other histories, to NEEDLE with the his
tory OF an honest President; but the writer knows,
and on the best authority, that General Harrison
did that night all that wise, brave, aid bcnero
lent soldier ought to DO or could do; and among
other things, that his person WAS exposed III the
fierccst and loodicst fights where balls repeatedly
passed through lbs clothes and his cap.
We fingered at Tippecanoe I'LL the latest pos
sblc moment There was, IN the wildness of the
battle icd-I my intimate acquaintance with
some of lis actors-in the living trees, SCARED
and hacked with bullet and hatchct, and marked
with names of the dead-in the wind 70 sad and
misunderstanding SO like embodied frances
that | wandered the field all over, here standing
on grave, there resting on a dccaylng bulwark
now counting the scars OF trees, now the skeleton
heads of horses; finding in one spot Il remnant
of some iron weapon, in another, the bones OF a
slain soldier, dragged, perhaps by wild beasts
from his shallow grave !-tillmy young comrades
insisted Oh our return if we expected TO reach our
friends house before the darkness of night.
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WHOLE NO. 67s.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-14

EREECII LINEN DRlLLlNGS-Just received
i AT DAVOl'S Cloth Store. y" 30 Mai'en.lane cases of
vsicy of style PLAIN figured, striped aud plaid Also, best
.,fruk white Bansey Drills brown and slate French Linen;
and ribbed (iambroons rlsnch ,&simers light ard
dark Ca hmarette; black ashrrr vee.: black aud buebacs,
Ill Wool and six warp Drsp Etc ,qgethcr with various
other articles suitable od;a GUNNER Cloth
lu. for sale al the lawest market prices ut
Iny27 I'm DNVOL'S Cloth Store, 30 MAIDEN lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-14

MARTIN GAYLORD. Tailor and Draper, has
lN rsmo,eI from No @ John ST. TO so IS, Nassau At.
with j. X. Goodman, where he i receiving his srns ana
Summer goods, which liz viii maxi 20 order III fa>nona III"
STYLE suits furnished twelve hours notic- Having greatly
reduced bis ey-us, he will be enabled To sell at ednc-d
prices aud he socits the avors OF his iicnd aud the public
whom he grateful for the liberal patronage he has here
tonre received Hi, good article, lninctu,l,tyin
G,ny orders low urges ard cash on delivery. a2i H.
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DOARD.-NIrs Jacobs and Mrs. Blanchard hay :
ID Ing taken the spacious house Nos II and Fulton street
Brooklyn, known as the Fulton House, which IN. bse
and also boarle! with pleasant rooms and board OF
moderate The locatonwhich near the Fulton
Fey very convenient for persons doimg business IN
YoA and a,o for strangers visiting the city Je2 2weod'