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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

". will have no controversy with the Midisonan
~ appeal to It's ''sober second thought, herect
), whether it can hope to defeat Mr.. Clay, by d.
,s,ns all the Tyler votes from the nominee OF The
g.,a5 iean party, TO "vots for some one" else I'll
~ Enquirer be IN the same ship that the Madsonan
We sho~ld like 10 know ho,o he can take the shtp
NJ, harbor, By taking his "chance on plank or hen
cop, t'om any visionary apprehension tha. the ship
s,Yt 90 TO wreck
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21
uENRICo COUNTY.

The Republicans of the county of Henrico are ear
nesy requested 10 meet at their Courthouse on the
FIRST Monday in Janusry-tha being Court day-to ap,
point Delegates to the District Convention wh'cn WIN
meet in the CITY of Richmond on the llth day OF ia
nuary, 10 appoint Delegates to the National Conven-
ton, to be held in Baltimore in May next. And now,
Republicans Of Hennco, shall it be said, that you who
al all times have stood ready to make battle in the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21
Postscript.
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

Extract Of letter from Washiagton, leA inst.
''Messrs. Hopkins of Virginia, and Hamblm of
Maine, fwho sat by each other at the tms,) voted
against Mr. Rhetts motion though both of them are
as much in favor Of modifying the Ta,f and bringing
t, down 10 the striciest economical standard,
mover OF the pTopos tion any other member OF the
House. How many other members may have voted a.
they DID, know not But this | will say, the vote
given Monday $ test
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Meeting Of the Republicans Of Richmond.


meeting OF the Democratic Republicans of the city
o: Richmond was held at the City Hall, on Tuesday
evening the l9lh instant, in pursuance OF notEca
on for the purpose OF electing delegates t, the DIS
oct convention to be held IN Richmond, on the ll,h
day OF January next and II appoint delegates 10 the
State Convention be held in Richmond, the lst day
Of February nex,-The meeting called TO de
By Samuel ID Denoon whose motion, Daniel True
heart was called to the Char, and John Lynch appoint
ed Secretary. The purpose of the meeting having
been explained by Mr. Truehe art, the following resolu
lions presented to the consideration OF the meet
ing, by Carter Braxton, in few brief remarks u
which he stated, that they resolutions similar
those adopted by the Democrats Of Chesterfield, VIZ
Resotred, That, in the opinion Of the Democratic
Republicans Of the City Of Richmond, the harmony o
the Republican Party and its ultimate success IN the
approaching contest, depend materially upon speedy
Election Of delegates 10 The National Convention, to
be held IN Baltimore in May, 1884, and that they dc
respectfully request the other counties, comprising tins
Congressional District, 10 appoint delegates 10 The DIS
rct Convention, 10 be held in Richmond, on the llh
cay Of January, 1914, for the purpose Of eecting
od' delegates 10 represent this district in the said Ma
lona Convention.
kesoired Tina, the Democratic Republicans Of this
Wy approve of the plan of holding National Conven-
on 10 nominate candidates for the Presidency and Vice
f'esdency and that they do pledge themselves cheer
ia'iy IN support its nominee
s R.sotoed, That should the Convention proposed
d De held in Richmond, the l1ih Of January next,
rom any cause fail to meet, shall be the duty of the
sgates, appointed to represent this City in said Con-
seh'Ion to attend for said purpose when it shall meet
e convenience of the counties, comprising the sixth
Congressional Ds.rict, TO hold the same.
J. Resoirsd, That the Chairman do now appoint
- DELEGATES to the District Convention to be
a'li as aforesaid.
>. Resolesd, That approve Of the call for State
convention 10 be held in the city Of Richmond Thurs
Wy ne 1t day of February next, and that the Chair
nan nan DO now appoint - DELEGATES to represent the
'en''on 10 be held aforesaid
James A. Seldom offered the following resolution as
aa's,nte for the resolutions offered by Mr.. Braxton:
sotesd, That it is mprudent at this time TO take
,, acton upon the appointment of delegates to dis
"'ae Baltimore Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

The Senate of Georgia have determined, by vote
oil 10 81 10 sell the Western and Atlantic Railroads
T.. House of Representatives have rejected bya vote
ol4 to Is the bill providing for the St1te's subscrp
-, N tho Monroe Railroad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

"yoIcE CT THE DFMocRAcY."-Under this heat
the reader will find the last page OF this day pape
p:acesdlngs Of The Democratic Republicans of thu
COUNTIES of Monroe, Marion, Augusta, Ono, Shenan
d,ah, King and Queen, Buckingham, and Holiday
Cove and vicinity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

T licensed PERFORMANCE a. STEVENS respect
IL public, that he has entered
gasem.nt with MADAME CINTl DAMOREAU, Prma Donna
Grand Opera OF Paris the Italian Opera and the Opera
CONTINUE and Mons ARTOT, the celebrated French Vio
linisi TO give GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL con.
CERT, at the Exchange Concert Room,
On MONDAY, December Goth, 1873.
Introduction Piano Forte from the Opera Barl-
d Setigiia ,-Madame Cin Damoreau,
Rossini
Grand Fantasia, the N.olin--Mf. Ario Arto
Scene the Opera lie Fement du village vosn) composed
expressly Madame Cin Damoreau- Madame Chit Damo
reau Auber.
Tremolo, Capce Brilliant, fr the VonMr Anot, Besio
for tie Piano Forte: La Blcchanc Waltz for the Voice,
composed expressly Madame Chit Damoreai, Nigh.
Ia Voice. T. French Romans-aIad Cn'i Damoeau l.. Puget.
Carnival Dc Venise, Fantasia for the VionMr
Art0 Paeanlhi
Concerted Voice ard Violin composed expressly for
Madame Cinti Observation-Disclosures Cnti Damoreau md Mr.
Auo ATtot.
Dec. IL oi-I
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n. Wings Of Prince George have formed Clay
cat 70 Laock down their opponents-and this Club
.,yA undertaken to appoint committee of IS to Sc
~, Wing candidate for the county. We trust that
- psmccrets will meet them at Philipp-and rally
,and their present able aud faithful representative,
mas r. Daniel. But he is Fastening t. present
self in person to his constituents; as they will see
I, his forts abrdge the length Of the session. and
:, nm 10 his own hearthstone in the county OF Prince
Gorge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

The Central Whig Committee of this City have is
saed Bnsin, changing The meeting of The Wing State
Coarsaiioa from the 22d 10 the 7h day of February
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AND FOR SALEBeing DESTROYS 10 change my pursuits in
II c will sell, accommodating terms, my Tract Of Land,
lying the Of Charlotte within miles Of the Court
house Cub Creek, good neghborhood The Tract
hundred and thirteen about half IN woods
which Tobacco land. There only
lines the running each side from the main county
the ceekthe road aud creek making the boundaries
The outlet ialing springs each
-and three four SPRINGS Of jtst rate water within
hundred yards The house. The buildings all and
Portable will take III ll part payment, or
Will give a. long any reasonable may desire.
GEORGE ]. ROBERTS.
Dee CIV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

ro and Shares Certificates Of Packages in the
,hovs MAGNIFICENT Lottery, address "
' C. GREGORY & CO, Managers, Riehmond va.
NJ An account the drawing will be sent Immediately a'ef
10 all VINO oiaei iiou' & e7-2awtd
Dee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

~ NorIcE.-There will be Meeting of the L"gs-
at've and Executive Temperance Societ7 in the Hall
of the House of Delegat $, on Friday Evening, at :
OF clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

good cause, remain q: ta9e whit the enemy ara
staining every nerve TO deiea, u.s. Surely not Then
come one, and come all, 10 next Court, and pw that
we are st'Il determined 10 conquer fall By our
Ioged and cherished principles.
December l9.h. 4 Rsunj iran 0f Henriro.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

NOTTOWAY LAND FOR SAI.E-liaving determined e,
fresh country offer private sale, Tract
of Land Nottoway River Notoway county containing
thousand fertile land in this
Tract uf Land been gradual improve
for the last fifteen years Its susceptibility of Improvement
and clover has been satisfactorily Two three
this Land in original fnreone hundred and
fifty gown Pines and sufficiently fertile hne
Tobacco Nottoway bottom Land,
the River. The improvements good and
convenient Of dwelling house with
and all lois-s, and in good order
The situation healthy IN Sotoway aud the neigh
h ,Loi IL ourpassai by III Nirginn.
Attached tins Land Fou. MILL with vaua.
bic custom Soitoway River, which failing
This Tract of Land will be sold without the
person wishing invest money Land would do well
anime this Tract. IL is seldom Tract of Land possessing
offered have fine young Orchard
Apple Peach and Plum Trees from Prince Snclair'E
Nurseries. will sell this Land low, and accommodating
payment will take payment young Negroes valuation
JOHN L. MORGAN.
Der 67-Jaw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

-, .r,chmond Wing OF yesterday, tres TO De as
lac :. !. ean be upon US, in relation to tie contro.
f't tween US, brought up BY the famous Tract OF
ys'S king care, however, to overlook all the ono
janus, made from the "Tract,' which go indirectly
', ,'J the Abolons's TO give up their organization
- candidate, and throw, Of course, their votes,
% j At 40 OOO) for The party Of whom Junus is a
.r,,n We shall scarcely re,ot The scurr'l ties Of
Enthusiastically leaving it 10 the public to decide
t Inc character Of the two presses and the pre-
sS'N. IT lis Editors. We shall certainly not seek
@,,,,e IN the school of the R. Wing the manners 81
r. ,,asman. We meant to "breed no difficulty be-
81. me Wing Editor and the craftsman of the por-
''s Ne were no, "apprised' of all the circumstances
r1 r',b nave passed between them But the portrait
WIN natter of public notoriety. II was pronounced
/, was political portrait Of the Wing; and
t.s 50 us that we could not help borrowing some
Il w.. Losamenls We have no wish to engage The
Of the portrait any one, Sin strife with the
ra,, Of the Waig; for, we do not see how any man
l.. ,,in e.edi, OF any sort by such contest.
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FLAxsEEp "a. noARHouXp.-Mes.rs. Eal.n,s !: a, d

FLAXSEED -. HOARHOUND.-Messrs. Editors As thu
il the for troublesome and dangerous colds, speak
perimcn,allv IN recommending ANDREW PiZZINIS FLAX.
SEED CANDY. eicacous in such have
often effect speedy and rGeoua cures where eases
brated oaround had proved entirely aboive and
time tina, the oarhound selling price
while the FiaSsred charged for bur article
why-bccau-c Pcasc New York pulled thcmse
into nuoreIy while Pzzni has always kept the
his waybecving probably, In the old maxim, Sap gus
paucd icquitnr.
deem nothing more than right hoving politics aside for
brief space, being Christmas times To notice who has
trbuted much beauy that part o the city in which he
ieswho has always catered de!ecaby for the appetite Of
ilstldons epcure-and whose modesy has
permitted him sound single his trumpet II
well worth the trouble of fond Of mic nacks and
benes the beautiful Fancy and Confectionery Store
Andrew PZzia. opposite The Tavernwher be found
the delightful flavor Ceroois ReeaiaS Principles
such would make brighter clamp of BaTloph's
and Cakes Of every variety and description from the sz
Of dimensions n small sized
surprising quality and flavor the Of
lar establishment the State:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

.,,nsd, Immediately after the adjournment, about
W. a. I'M, on Monday last Goochland had elected
i, the District Convention without any
atd'.gsnd thus uu,tes her voice with that Of Pow
chesterfield and The city Of Richmond, 10 be-
hio', The convention Of the llth Janusry. IL now
bs. CT Gar Louisa. Hanover and Henrlco, TO co-ope-
r'nif ~ in the movement; to put aside this source
n w., ,sn,on f,om The Spring EIec,ions-and 10 lend
n.d,rded attention to carry the Legislature NO
''f Intended meetings in these counties have gone
pcs We trust that their delegates will come up
&'i =, MS on the llth Of January.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class No. 3 fo a4i 10 be drawn
at Alexandria Co. Saturday. the Goth OF January, ls4+ il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

Certificates, Of Packages Of % wnoles, $3.50 90
o5 Halves IS co
IS Quarters ~ 50
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And then, his Pressrrfs-Oh. gracious! delicious
Such Olives such Ginger, such Pickles. such Capers,
No mortal Ger cut-wiih Pears Pums and Peaches
Aud sugar pums dressed pictures and papers.
S-Speakns of ToysAndrew every variety OF fancy
articles, from Wooden Mosquito Tin Jews Harp, up his
great coun,ryman, the "Leee Corporal, in miniature
EPICURE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

c0THeTa HuIH dH1 5UeeIs'
RcHaosp, Virginia
SPLENDJD C4PfTALSt
$4,000 Dollars.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. l. for 1884, TO be drawn
at Alexandria, c. Saturday the 9th Of January, eii Is
l-.... .I.f-
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State OF Trade.

The markets are firm, and looking up
Flour and MealThe demand for flour was good to-day,
under some speculative feeling Genesee sold at So tree
ly Ohio and Michigan fiat hoops 81 s7 S. Meal Jer-
sey, is ATS 62t rye -four is 3 l2t 3 25
Grain-CorR, North Riv sales at 50 6sa; New Or
leans SAT 55 rye 81 SO, oats % 30; shois st Il
ship stuffs, 10 a IL.
Hay-North River at 40
Provisions of prime pork at rs s7t at
stu old mess rs SO; old prime, 26 beef, mess
sold at 624 775 lard at 81 6f butter at 81 10; heads
end shoulders at so, and rumps att Is
Flsh-Saes of dry Goldfish were made at 50 rs; macke
rel lold at So So and 80, and No 3s at 75 Connec
tcut shad sold at 50 for No end IL for No. g. picked
salmon at Sl3 tieree; scaled herring at 42ial5c.
Tea sale took place with the following results =
Terms notes at six months payable in the city of New
York, to be made satisfactory to the sellers
Hysonlo double half chests 49, 90 do do 49, chests
Ssf 40 do 5o % do 45a % lab boxes 45
(475 do do withdrawn.)
Young Hyson-l2 half chests C61 76 do SOL 20 do
do 5oH 80 do 49, "a do Al e5 do 6chess 100
halfdo SSH 40 do 60 do lob boxes S3 GOO chests
and 1000 half do withdrawn)
Hyson SkinlS chests 81 Al do 40 do 30i 81 do 29
do 27; 10 do 90; l6 do 25!
mperas halfch 49, 5do II 81 do 5O SO l2lb boxes
so; I'D do Al; $50 Glib do 4s.
Gunpowderl0 half chests 49, do do 721; 40 do do 81
so do 49 do do 46 so LIB boxes 49, 100 do do 4s
Glib do 50.
Twankay-loo hslf chests 49, so do do 3ah ss2 he do
wthdrawn)
souchong half chests do do a9 90 do dc 30
do do 29t; 90 do do 90.
Ningyong Souchong-ll half chests 6II; Is do doEo
Orange Pekoe-l0 halt chests AT; go do do with
drawn)
Poucnong-2O half chests "a; (s9 do do withdrawn
Cessia--2400 mats, IL cts per 10.
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urIE' OF UrITEp STATES PeoDuoE y TIE BnIrIsH AN

These aksn from report Of the Secretary of State
on commercial relations 1t will be Observed that four
ii. has been alleged is taken from the United States
British bottoms carried to the North American coonise
and thence the West Indies free of duty The dscr
natlon being 81 per Dbl The table OF exports how
ever shows THAT this hes not been the nor indeed
could be- The difference Of 81 30 would not pay the
extra expenses OF the voyage The Courier and Enqu
rer would however, do well to observe the immense in
which has taken place the export Of Indian
and mesl-s5oo 900 per annum sent to the West
Indies, where few years sirce sent. Will
people eat il or not Z
From all these data observe the great and beneficial
increase Of mutual trade which everywhere attends
Taxation of commercial restrictions the farmers of this
country have derived SO great advantages from the par
,a opening OF the trade what may they expect from
contamination Of the comprehensive project shadow
ed forth by Mr. Webster The farming interests are the
great source all the wealth of this count, yon their
prosperity depends the welfare of the shipping ntere
and the progress manufactures Those
FORE that tend most to widen and deepen the channels
through which agricultural products pass are
truth and fact advancing the best interests of the
try large Turning from the magnificent plans Of Web
ater for the gradual attainment Of this object how con.
tempble do the schemes Of the Spectators appear
would restrict commerce. hamper trade and psralyze
dusy, with view to make Spectators rich with paper
money, and place politicians in power by its corrupt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-31

dsSy Clinton G.sn% rhsd TssspSshss RipS Jane
s SSoV'
& s A atz ET s.s R@ss Ssf g.
pF@f yaes 4sjH e Wooia SNAIL Ape
la; J II Borden Brown. NYo,k Nit. c;a.
S$! SS$;
Ssesy Pfiad Tssaseb. Cbd; Clio Taet.i, G'rham
AIaAsr NAY ssaaAM Lgui'. Hlnsley Boston; G.9x. s
az Msw su
5"hniSon Hero Sad E%psqS kng M% JGsH9S o.bS
Boston; Avsn Clark Providence Jupiter Bee. NBedford
II ssn,nss' SS% ball X dG Madeline sh.nand New
YORK; rSsni Porto S.Sso @st Ryder and A.,
anSaosn Sxs brig As%ss GRAY SYsa Eu
W%iastaa, NS Bi.PssSins; sssssssssn; PIsvSsrss a.
Nc; Tsnns,.ss. bsy@9fe HssiSfS; Gen Davis Tsysi; N
PAH1ssorn May SAT New B1sSs Kelly, NBedord
?i,as Boston SID
z.b,th NYork Arr City Point. Alab'ma. Merritt, Liver
Norr9hx, MAY ia, Arr CqmmsIee Alsp. NYcIt Ga
Nss, NIGs Hsugaon do Zs.apd Combe
Sal sSiiiisf5cn IooI; EGzSsh, Warren. DO; Di%oH
@ tfES! 'ss$155:!st S:
Bslydes' %s%SeT:s for Siss; Sesa4s. Doans,
No
s1i AG% ssSS s'Gsg
ssGsa icssi;'?
Gatha',oe sw1 snnds,mnn Cee Dig Sid Ally Des
s s:1;s 49, }Sss, VIZ
D9On Moss rfss
do do Eeano1 Hobbs BALI do Deborah Handy BOstond
ssysSsaH Nay ssSCd CSses Joseph, Maur.p Hs-re
Godfrey. Boston
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Cleared.
Ship Wilmington, City Point, Hurd o-Brigs wskua
Rcd%ond Nssmi,h Leeds; Jane, Du%mond, Young Nor
Ss Sas LSs ceces
Ship Cotton Planter. Deane from Havre soth ADriI. with
Or brig Brilliant Davidson, sdays from windsot, Ms with
plaster TO the master.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE OF THE RHODE lsLANDER.}
Pen spoiod do for Cslsi. McKee, TomIn, DO for PSis
sspss SsH WsshesSSp Reed do for chare'on Raleigh
ssb yi%e%.t Bs!iee% GsoIstown Sc Jas Geham
S' for SY staa SD ssS 1 es Wei"
Ens Gao
'o'ham' hondo"'' Genera, g.cor,.
shore sE Psn with bow.pf sta d
@ Paris. Of Fs'pss Me lo
fresh by w Succeeded in saving rigging. &C. Hall
pieces soon '''er' spok.n.
Great Western Hoskin hence for Liverpool, May a. Ion &c,
exchange .gn.ls-by the Cotton Plant :. at this port,
J.Perkins. Bosto from Charleston IA Boston, May 49,
K. New Or s5 M.':sss My 10 lat 80
Foreign Ports.
9InTs May CIV, AT g MSS, k9Cs Dublin s,6s
Ciak:cr, Londor Lord ssndon, Fmefen Deiwent Nelson;
Mn Ross saG Gd
Robon Newcastle; koye,,. Walsh ard E,iou Gsseogae,
T Moss
ha Lord b""ss fS;S ss%S
Merry Tate Loudoni Mcup'anesI, Feminy, Glasgow Kic9
I sSn ,spp Gsy 9 aM :Sas
dsS" dS M ssss HS GSss
SS 99eFs veHp .s GSSs% H ss
s;S 91sn British
Can MAY o--I for
NroIh days only Ame,,S,p' ,a,or M.,,,
Nc 18th Michigan, jenkins NoIissns. via St Thomas aud
NASSAU Mp May lcArr oetavia, Wade Newport; Pearl,
9o.ns nBG,on M Rival ovs1 s RSs5Cn; d
L'pool via st rhomss Julian, ,Doson Rival, Duser, do,
Lake Ports.
Cullen Ma, TTo sGs LImGnG
Al TSoSs.SSy richmond Reed
cr M Sssi; TS%sss MS1r GI rSss
Es s Fsss %S: sss:ss
shelby Th,essO; Emily Chase, Huron; Baldwin, sweesSh,'
Ssnsy sweet E.snds? rS.,Gs Sa s%s aS
b.sb.e Toss TosdS Mcs et o,sl
Home Ports.
BANGOR, May 27-Ar Centuriop, Curtis NYork; orapua
jordan N0rlcan' CID Minole Pierce wIndies; ssh, Ca
Tuprc May ac-sli Mary Augusta. NYorA Splendid Phil.
pssR I.Lr. May as-sld Boston, HASKELL. NYork.
Turk, Hamilton, SYork
GIouorsrER, May 2iAn Splendid, Lubec for NYork 2sh
| Amazon. Graves, Surlnam.
NKwBURrroaT, May GAR Mary, Cook, Bait; 2sth, Fan
PLyMourI May 2o--Ar VIM Russell NYork; a3d, Frank
| lin, Burgess, do 49, -
len. Manson Cur.coa Fame, ,rowel rhlad Pfobu, Sum
Canton, Nfork; Ida Hactt, Balt; Mary Stanton,
Bearse, Democrat Howes Apalecbico; Detroit Cammet
albany; Mcrcc, Weber, iiaigwt Cid, TURK, Ed idge,
dI,ea Bait; stranger Lewis Albany; Eli1, Msloa Lewis,
Hartford Arr ooh, Leland k-ndrcH, Charleston; Acaoan,
Jones' Halifax Baltimore, Edrdse. John Snow Norfolk
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In the period embraced in this table, the agricultural
exports have increased SIG o0 of which increase so
percent has been to the British colonies and the remain
ing 900 hes been nearly all to Great Britain direct
The conclusion derived from this is that the colonial
trade has been much added to the and ag
cultural prosperity ofthe country 1t true that with.
out the existing restriction the effect would have been
much greater and in the proposed commercial treaties
these will undoubtedly be done away with The idea of
encouraging the growth of navy by restricting COM
merce has become obsolet since the progress Of steam
navigation has greatly supplented ships of war.
remains to observe the rates of duties imposed
in both colonies upon the articles in the above table of
ports They follows reduced to United States
rency: -
DUTIES ON UNITED STATES PaoDUcE THE BRrTisH AN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-31
Foreign Importations.

LvERPooL-ship VngInan-( Reported yesterdav)-sO bys
80 cs Sands, Fox dol bee Thomrson COLI do cs Gar
ner& Coz cks Stacy pale Wye,h-6 d, Werell
SON. Patton Stswsr.-2 cks Van Nests do War
1sl Wood Co,,s-;l BIZ Cox.5 csJ NsyieI1l ck
c'k = Coredon-263 by Stokes, Gilbert cc-56o DO
morsword& cc-l c. L Pike Son-5 do Mitchell & co-4
BIS ii Peck COL do Hadden K Son. do pgi,h &
sMiSs2 .. Ppo6s'@s OK, ,Ioy Lusl,n col
Psmb,ron-l DO A H Tho!pe-6bxs Auchinclosy Son
~ bale Leferis-5 bdls w M 9 Ifh-2 cs b Mabee-2
Wait &kosencrants-lD Oakley Son. Kelso cc-l9 Nc
Sabe &c, DO smith, 1hugsr 2 Bird. Gielrn CO.
"A do Wheeiwright-l BIZ Wslker-2 bs 500 h
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Frelghts.

At Charleston the 9th inst the rates for Liverpool
reme;n led for square, for round bales very easy
Two engagements have been made at those rates during
the week, and one for Havre at CT for square bales
Oftwo engagements for Amsterdam end for An
twerp we could not learn the rates. Fer the north
change in prices but little offering New York rs cents
for rice end square baleg. Boston ST. for Cotton.