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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21

The Legislature Of this State assembled on the
4th inst, Andrew L. Robinsonwas elected Speak.
er Of The House, Wing Clerk was elected in
the Senate.
Gov. Bigger states 10 his message that the
public debt Of the State amounts 10 fifteen mill
lions Of dollars, and tha, no interest has been
paid or any portion Of il since 1871, with lbe ex-
ception Of that part borrowed from tho State
Banks. He locks upon the measure Of repudia-
tien in its proper light, and urges the Legislature
TO make acknowledgement offs debt. The Gov
ernor says, "ihere may be some amongst rs who
would be well satisfied K those entrusted with
The public affairs Would avoid all alcsion 10 this
subject cannot believe that Indiana will o.
penly repudiaie her debts; but the same result
can be as readily brought aOo0. BY Doing soh-
secure for us all'the reproach and disgrace con-
segment upon the direct acI. know se cannot
now pay The intereseppon our public debt. All
urge is, that we should acknowledge the obl-
cations resting upon Us, and shape our measures
SO as 10 apply allihe available means which in
dusify, economy; and careful management may
hereafter furnish ps TO discharge bose obliga-
lions. SO faras dur prosperity is identihedwiih
the confidence reposed-in our ciiizens--so FAR as
our public men may promote our interests ID the
councils Of The nation and otherwise, il Is essen
tial that the character o: the State should be pre-
served; for If il Be destroyed, we win end lha,
confidence will be wilhheld-thal all our infla-
'enee will be lest.i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21

The Washiag,6o Correspondent ofthe Baltimore
American. un.lsr date ofthe 18Th ins-, yates TIA,
The Prssdea, Of the uaitea ssates sent 10 The SEN
a,e the 1ominaiion Of MarHEw sr CLnR cIaRK,
sBsq. = Auditor Of she Post olsce DeInrsment.--
lsAar H,lt. Esq bazaso received he nomination as
He.d sfshe Provision bureau ia tbs Navy Dspart-
naess. Ths Senate seksa spon The nominations 80
fsr 4 10 refsrthem.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21

a G7tThe following good 'un was handed 10 as
BY friend who is somewhat proyerbial for bis
aoecdotal propensities, who happened 70 be
present when the colloquy mentioned took
place -
Bee tcaiking the plaak.--About the time the mo-
torious George Washington Dixon was saston-
ishiug the natives" with hEs fsals as a, pede--
lrian, large Ball was given al the Front Street
Theatre, Baltimore, for the benefit Of the Poor.
A gentleman from the country beiEg present,
and wishing o.join in he dance, selected as
partner, one Of the most beautiful ladies 10 the
room. 10 his enGeayors 10 'tplay the agTeea-
BILE, !" he remirked, /" that he.hsd the pleasure
Of attending the Boz Ball 10 New York, and
that --.m Hero he was interrupted by So
liloquy Of the fair one--t' Bee Boz BoT!ll
Perceiying her embarrassment, he added, the
Dickens Ball Miss"-to which, after some he
station, she replied yes ! reeollecI now,
seen him ratk on plank ones.n { The dickens
you did, z replied The young gallant, aud politely
nodded assent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21

o. he discussion Of TsIIf Bill 10 1889, Mr..
Madison, hen il Congress. said
ssrbe people adopted me nsp Constitution. ~
believe. under 1 universal expectations that We
should collect kighsr aniitss we musfd DO this, If
We mean % avoid dirssf iazalisn. which was Al
9sgs 1 means 81 revenue ii she particular
SAFES
The Bill passed that year vas approved BY
Gen. Washington % The Jsnrth ef JIIys and was
deemed second declaration or Ipdependence--
placing or commerce above he Influence d
British restrictions. The prsamble 10 that bilI Is
10 he following words
ssRhsseas !, Is necessary for he support 81
govefnment. for The discharge ofthe debts Of he
Union. and abs encouragement and prediction d
mansfssiurs,. that luies Be laid % goods, wares,
and merchandise, impoued - Be il enacied, ? & E.
This Was The doetrine. and his the xerk Of b.
sashsrs ofihe couniry, and .hs Founder, 81 Is.
consiiipron. Il itlilely The siriplicg e of Med
sern Democracy have better baowlsdge or Ii.
aT1s<9ouers Or Congress, tan hess Fa'hers ad,
hi common sense answer The question.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-21
THE TARIFF.

Messrs Thomas williams, Thos. Fl. Baird
Harmar Denny, &c &c. &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-12-14

aei'Hg a n pn sIlsKs1. = smsier, =.
SAY ioIse. had aided Al he esm.uis,l..,
4 - scf ai.aalise q sI.s ters.,,i.i ;,,,,ss
niriiea q ne Uniird Ssssss, and i.s,a,,
ing ne mafder u riiizen II tl.s So.
loi ~ York. a large amouni ii el.iw,
against ne g0ErEnmenl or Mexico rs,nsin
ed unacinssed, and : warofsessr.I ye-r.l
s"niinosnre widh ihe ssysge tribes II Flo.
naa slill prevailed, AMENDED uish ~
aasDlsilon ola large pnriiOn n li.ai lean.
liinl ierniory. ard xilh sserifre AZ m..
y ssluatae ises. To incnese he en-.
oarrassmenss 0fthe government. ,ndi.i,l,,.
q and Sisie credit hadbeen nsarly ssrick.
en- doEn. snd confidence 10 lie General
Government was 80 much impaired shal
insHs Of . small amount could ohlx n,
negotiated q ; considerable sacrifice. A.
: necessary consequence Of lhe hlighl
which had fallen on commerce ana me-
rhaniesl industry, The ships of The one
were Thrown oui Of employment, and Ihe
operations OF The other had been greatly
oinlinishsd. Owing 10 The condition II
ihe currency. exchanges between dilT.-
frnt rar's 81 The country had become ruiz
nonsly high, and trade bad 10 depend on
deprecia ed papsr currency n eondnc,-
ing rs transactions. | shall b. permitted
% congratulate the country that, under N
overriding Providence. CAGE was preser-
sed Without sasrifce Of the national ho-
nor; The war in Florida was brought 10 4
speedy termination; large portion oflhe
claims on Mexico have been fully adiudi-
Gated, and are in a course Of PAYMENT.
while justice has been rendered 10 u n
other matters By ether nations; eonfdenre
between man and man is in grea, inca.
sure restored. and The credit OF This Co
vernmenl fully and perfectly is-es,ablish-
Ell. Commerce IS becoming more and
more extended 10 lis operations. and ma
nufaciuring and mechanical industry once
mere reap the rewards of skill and labor
honestly applied. The operations OF trade
rest on sound currency, and the rates
of exchange are reduced to their lowest
amount. 10 this condition of things |
have felt il nv duty to bring 10 your IA
vorable consideration matters of great in
leresl IN their present and ultimate re-
suits. and the only desile which | feel in
connection with the future i, and will
continue TO be, to leave the country pros
porous, and lis institutions unimpaired.
JOHN TYLER.
Washington, December, Is43
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Trust Sale.

BY situe 81 deed ~ ifusi executed b, ia
late l9hn Biaekwoud 10 the und. rslgr,d.
Tor the purposes therein nieniio cd, re ~,il IL.
ies Tor sale on the 9Th dag 81 JaauGt, ner,. !,
the coz hass, ~ H.lsbnrou2h lie iallo~ mo
sllua le 2 ~ estate. ~ "a nnea thereof a NAV
be isq 'ir,d :" pay "a the debts prasGcd iur
N said trust. wa:
One Tract Of Land lying on the waters
Of New hape, aa,y.ialna Iona frceland. sr, !.
William Robson and others, and containing
alb ~ 200 acres
One other Tract on the waiers OF New
u pc, on winch sid Blarkwoo,l lived, adi.n.
me Char,as w. Johnston and others, aud ION.
iaiaing aLO.n ITO a, res.
One other Tract on The waters Of Emo,
acloInine William ArCauiey a.d olhcfs, aud
CONTAINING ahau, Is strcs.
Also House and Lot in Hlllsborough,
bcing psri oi.Lol NJ. g. according 10 he plan
Of said iowi.
Terms Of tsle:- Bank accommodation for
sfv0i the balance IN east.
THoS. FAUCETT, Trustee.
December IL. "a
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EaiiIsboroug., Academy.
December 8

The Spring session will begin on the twelfth
day ot January.
Classical Dep. W. J. BINGHAM Psin.
Mathematical Dep. ALEA'R. WILSON, yR..
the English School Is conducted by Ro-
BEAT ". GLENN.
December .. G3 3w
or Tire Raleigh Regis,e r and Standard, VIII
mington Chronicle, NewoelnIan, fsyetIevIi'e
observer, Edenioi Gazette. aud liali.x Re
publican. wall insert once week Tor ihree
weeks aud forward their acesunis to this Oh
flee. .,"
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Sale of Negroes.

| HE und. stgned having Leen appointed
Commissioner at the last County Court,
in the pe,ii,na ~ Nillie Rhodes and Others, 10
sell the Negroes mentioned in said petition.
viii FIR inr sale the said Negroes. being sir
Ia aunner, IN Thu sday the 4,t day 81 janu-
aty, az The late re ldsnce nf w liam Rhbdes,
deceased, on a cfstii Of Twelve n,enihs, the
purchase siv,ac byrd and 2 cd security
JAS N. PATTERSON, Com'r.
Decemhe' ss'-'7' 03-
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shsssl.ss. ~ ~ i,nnl - 4. fNna
s !. 'hsl 80 3isrfia I'm Bsrru. lie !.
<segsr." 49,. asf .-3oasps, IA
10 = isafsN lh-,.a. T,.,af..s
= enssatiss. wh.s q assls. -.ssss..,-
s',s. : , Apa~ wLas prsn isl,s 80 am
90 fspesss--@hrgher TsrR Art-T..
-. b-nk. o Aa'.-na. 1. &e-Fefstp
seal - s's 81 gssf I'D > n lie AL "A
y y b'' M ir Fnas,P'ss ne
PEI. laid.
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HILLS BGIGT@Uo
r.-.-.--.-s-ee-
Thursday, Dccers,bcr II.

WING STATE CONVENTION. This body
me, in Raleigh on Thursday last, but as
the papers containing full account Of the
proceedings do not come to hand until at.
ter our paper goes 10 press. we must con-
tent ourselves with giving our readers the
verbal accounts we have received. 1t is
said that over fifty counties were repre-
sented--ihe number Of delegates exceed
ing two hundred. We are rejoiced TO
say that the Hon. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM
was nominated as the candidate for CO.
vernon, after some deliberatiun, by the
unanimous voice of the Convention; and
that George E. Badger and Edward B.
Dudley were appointed State Delegates
to the National Convention. The pro-
ceedings will appear in our next.
The Wing District Convention for this
District met in Raleigh on Friday, and,
we are informed. appointed Henry X.
Nash, esq Delegate to the National
Convention.
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The editor of the Standard says we
have entirely misarprehen,led his remarks
in relation to the Wings of Captain Ba-
coh's distriet--llsat j. was only "a bit of
pleasantly. throws out in the kinaest and
most respectful manner he could think
Of" Well, this may serve for an apole-
gy, Oh The principle that L" a bad apology
is better Than. none;." but we think the
editor would have displayed more judg-
ment il he had selected some other sub
iect for his pleasantly than. Captain Ba;
cons company. lie certainly chose a
very unfortunate method of showing his
kindness and respect; just as he is cor
stantly in the habit Of doing to other and
larger portions of his fellow citizens, He
processes the utmost love and respect for
the dear people; but hardly.a paper is
sues from his press in which he does not
upbraid and ridicule them as being hum
bugged and.daluded by the mummery OF
coon skins and hard. cider. /" Federal
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Don't let him dodge The Editor
Of The Nor,h Carolina ST ndsrd calls on
his Democratic friends t, see iha, thu
Wings are .not permitted 10 dodge the
question Of the Tart: !.
The S andard nas sinakr ITSELF perfect
ly easy on This score. Ehs Whrgs n9s'
onls 10 ass ssisS! s.s s' sojgs the T.f,E
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Strayed,

1TRoM the Plaata'tan al the suhst fiher on
Little Rvet, FIVE head Of Gstsle. one and
two years Old. marked aisl, crop on The LETT
and $ IL in each ear, and protabl, some of
them With cfop on the Jeff and sit in the
rl9a ear. Any information e,pet iine them
viii be thaa&lally received and suitably re-.
-@afJtd.
JOSIAH TURNER.
DECEMBER 6. o.
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Nartyrdom IN COrea of the JIcar
.fp3sfOLc, two French Missionaries,
and t'co hundred ana. fly Christians.-
We beg the particular attention of Chris
tlans of.eyery class TO tile details of the
persecution given in the extract from a
letterwhieh we spbioin; and " hich is con-
tained ia letier received from Paris by
ahe Rev. Dr.. O'eVnaall, Hon. Secretary
of the Society Tor The Propagation Of the
Fath:--" On the 26ta Of May last, the
Rev. Mr.. Libois, Procura,ur OF The Fo-
reign Mission at Macao, wfele 10 his lord
ship the Bishop of Dtusiparis:--.l re-
ceived vest rday very sad intelligence.
which ha ten to communicate TO your
lordship. DR.. Castro, the Administrator
Apostolic of Pekin, announced to me that,
according to the information which reach
ed him in January. 1913, his lordship,
DR.. lmbert, and Messrs. Chastan and
Mauban, were beheaded in the month Of
September, lS39--seventy Christians
were also beheaded, and one hundred and
eighty were strangled. There, are no 9TH
er details. Poor mission Of Corea! Its
a very terrible trial. May the holy wilt
of God be done! In China all is tranquil
in regard to religion !" -.
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C9NGRESS--rhe Congress of the Unit
ed States assembled at the capitol in the
city Of Washington on Monday the 4th
instant. A quorum in both houses were
present. :
The Senate was called TO order by the
4 Hon. Willie P. Mangum, President there
lof
The roll of the House Of Representa-
lives was called by Matthew ST. Clair
Clarke, esq. Clerk of the 9th Congress.
When the Clerk had commenced the call
of the members from New Hampshire,
Mr.. Campbell, of South Carolina, called
the attention of the house to the fact that
they were not duly elected in conformity
TO the provisions of the apporlionmenl
law, and presented paper which he de-
sired TO have read, But objection being
made, he did not greatly press the matter,
but said he would send the paper to the
printer. The paper was in the form of a
Protest, and was signed with the names
of fifty members. We shall publish it in
our next. III
The Clerk having finished calling tue
roll, the House proceeded to The election
of Speaker. The votes were as follows:
for John W. jones, Of Virginia, l2s;
John White, Of Kentucky, SO; William
wilkins, of Pennsylvania, l. Mr.. Jones
was thereupon declared duly elected, and
was conducted 10 the chair.
On Tuesday the Message Of the Presi-
dent Of the United States was conmuni-
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0raEgs County. N9YeEkg Term. lSda

fMRDERED, Taat the Cttfk GIVE pubic 10.
- tee IN the Hi ishOro"ph Re, orsfer. ttat
application will be IA id Ia te NIX; Court tor
this Cnnnty 10 aholsh the fife OF County
Trustee. ~..
JOHN TAYLOR, Grk..
December 6. .3- SIN
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FEMALE SCHOOL,
HILLkRoR0TEH

IL nns sessian n aiR Aus. RUR-
MEii.'s feinslr Sehssl Nd. +. s,a -. ~.
day iae 18th "a Jsnaa > asKl.
TERns-PAr1skx IN Advance.
Beard. pee ssssion, so n
la'llon ~ e.asFshi classes. sI2. SIS. si7 20
Is 20
Use a Piano, ~
Insiius ton 20 French. Dlawias ard Pau.
'ne: and Latin. Al The usual p,ires.
We tan accommodate sratlsl ysniF ladies
an COZ oAn family. Board eaa also 81 .b,sia
% - nfpeciab iaH'ii'es IN Tie vi are. Al
saily sPrl. ailoa - dassred. A.dl,as Il 4. IL.
Saraeii. II lisbos,Bsh, n. c.
December le. o.
IL Raleigh Eeaister snd STANDARD. New.
oesn'an, and Salisbury wslchmaa, once a
week four s1eks.
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Negroes to Hire.

I HE Negroes belonging TO tie Heirs Of Jes.
Sc Miller, deceased. Will be HI ed Oft Tor
. he enssin. year, al the court house, GA Thurs
day the 25t instant,
JAS. JACKSON, JR., Guardiun.
December 8 o.
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ATTEKgI0E!-TOWS COMPANY.
YOU are commanded To ATTEND at li,.lsbo.
roush, on Saturday the 23I instant, arm.
cd and equipped according 10 law, for drill
muster.
]. M. BEAVER. o. s. I
December u. ~
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rsisd . to.l Ifsasss. b lie kiadass,
q fs'sf Adans. 80. oes n ne eoanars
s@ e shis rauss. us wsrs furnishsd vii
: coy q sAs message = a. r.ay hour,
~ which nesasve are enablsd = RE
seni 4 70 ear readers lhis werk.
% Wednesday. caIsh J. M.Nul,y. q
Ohio, uas slrrlea clerk e ne Hose u
4 Representative.
hsssrs. Gales a sraioa haze beea
elssied printers 70 lhs s~sale.
We have room for no Garihsr details.
eEoksh- Abilhas passedho,h branch
Is 81 The Legislature a Georgia. by large
Insi''riiies, 70 reduce lie namber n nem.
bers in thai body.
A pleasing incident i related = having
Oceored ihihs Georgia Legislature. A.
new county had been laid otf. aid seve-
al names were PrUpossd Cor Il, among
lhtm that ef IIARRlsoS; when SIR. Irer-
'on arose and remarked. lh., he hoped
III the other names would be AZ once
xiihdfawH; ihlt Gen. IIsnison was now
10 moTe, and though politically opposed
. him. he had always regarded him as !
good man. and reverenced his memory.
All the other names proposed were here
'Pon wiIhdrawn. and Harrison adopted.
The senate has before il bill for lhe
iivision Of the state into Congressional
districts.
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districts.
"Aed We wonder sgain IL the fisenen 81
Orange county are willing ~ Be led ~ he 40. :
~ 50 laselssAle afederaiisl as John ~. Nor.
wood, esq.s STANDARD
No, Mr.. Standard, lhey are NOT viii
ling % be led BY The nose BY any one:
neither are they 10 be frightened BY any
ghosts OF hObgoblms that you may cum
jure up. John w. Norwood, an inyele-
rate federalist! How did you find that
out, Mr. Ediiorl After Few more such
applications Of the term, We shall begin
TO conclude that The editor has quite as
horrible and confused an idea Of il as was
manifested by an enraged darkey some
time since in one Of our eastern counties.
In The heat Of his quarrel with one Of his
fellows, he suddenly stopped, and paused
f.r some moments. violently grinning and
clenehing his fist, as if endeayoring to
concentrate the whole Of his venom in
one Burning word; at length he thought
he had hit il. and came out with The blast
ing expression-"you DID federalism
The editor at least seems determined 10
make his readers believe that the term
implies something unhuman."
But how has Mr.. Norwood offended!
lie has never taken any active part in po-
litical affairs until our late Wing meeting.
when, as chairman of a committee. he re-
ported the resolutions for the action of
the meeting, and accompanied them with
some excellent remarks, which, if the
editor Of the Standard had heard, would
have excited more terror in his mind than
the straw head aad bloody bones" he has
coniured up in the shapebG federalism"
he has been frequently soliei'ed 10 be-
come candidate for the Legislature, but
has always declined for weighty conside-
rations. Pursuing with untiring indus
try and zeal his professional business,
and carrying on at the same time success
full farming operations, he has had but lit
lie time 10 devote 10 politics; though he
has been consistent and uniform Wing,
always exercising his right as a private
citizen 10 express his views at the ballot
box, as true and genuine Republican
ought to do. Maintaining mild and con-
ciliatory course, he has won the respect
and esteem of good citizens of all parties.
Such is the man upon whom the editor
of the Standard attempts 10 cas- reproach
by calling him an inveterale fedeFalistp'
Go to your horn-book, Mr. Saaslasd. and |
inform yourself better Of the Esi;seiples |
and history flour goyernment, before yast,
attempt to assail others fer possessing the |
virtue of thinking and acting
for themselves.
The editor of the Standard says we
have entirely misarprehen,ied his remarks
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BLs1.yXS jss sale al 4a;s fssEcs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

N. Il MAkhET, Wednesday, June Ia p. NJ
Flour is rather heavy. Genesee however is not plenty
and commands S525 Michigan aud Ohio, s5aS5I2H
Some parcels OF Wheat have been sold DC or
less Rye is held roc 1900 bu Northern Corn sold
IN the slip 5yc measure. Oats are dearer Cnn, soil =,
3O5a3lc. and retail at 32c:
The sales Of Cotton 500 bales prices steady
80 hhds Quercitron Bark n. Y. inspection sold on the
wharf at 2 so cash. North River Hay is selling at 10,
i3e Lime has been bought up New Orleans say 1000
casks and the price has advanced To soc.
Ashes are 81 62aS5 e.
al $40 50a So and OF Prime separately at G Sales of
Western Beet, city inspected, at and l2a25
Inc Ashes inspector is 50 much overloaded with the
quantity arriving, that two weeks will elapse before bill,
can be obtained after the ashes deposited.
The stock market has rallied little to-day.
In Sterling Bills there is o much doing
r. b Evemng-Some GOO hhds ~ o. Sugar hive been
bought on sPecaatons generally about SIC b so hhds
Cuba Muscovado taken price not public 400 bag.
Cuba Coiee at taI and large i'm Bra
iii are spoken of.
Reported for the Journal of Commerce
NEW YORK AUCTION SALES-June 6.
By l.. NJ. HOFFMAN, & Co.
Teas-Damnged-You Dung Hyson-i3 half chests. u,s1a
4ec 20 chests do, 3d. Twankay-22 half chests at 2a
323e Souchong-iO chests, at 27a2s. Gunpowder-l6
hall chests, at 22i.
Champogne-5O boskets, at sash.
By ID. Z. Il w. PELL & Co.
Mahogany-350OO feet Honduras, per brig John Gard.
ner, at 'ialli; ST. Domingo, at l3c. mos
By WALTER GREENoUGu
Salmon-l0 uerces, at Sl4,25
Ok Hair-5OO BUSH at 4a65
By w. GERARD.
Tobacco-2S bales Havana, lie.
Exchanges including Certificates aud Checks
Boston par Il Philadelphia par Il Baltimore ta3 dse',;
Washington %. c. dis; Richmond IL; Raleigh Ia Q:
Wilmington 90 Charleston ]; Augusta ial; Macon l. Co
umbus /; Savannah 4a1; Mobile IL dis; n Orleans par
pml; ST. Louis 5n2 Louisville 5a; Cincinnati 2aI; ASH
VILE 33a4 ApalachicOla a Treasury Notes par al prem;
Bills on London ~ premium; Bills on France ST. 33y;
Dollars Spanish lO4alO6; Dollars, Patriot premium;
Douboons, Spanish l6 l6 10; Doubloons Patriot S GO
al5,G5.-y0u. Com.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
Presideafs Departure.

The Globe Of Thursday evening says:
"Iin NoRrnrES TouR-Thc President Of the United
States left this city at 2 o'clock today on his Northern
tour. tn witness the Bunker Hill celebration which il 10
take place on the l7h instant lie was escorted from his
mansion to the railroad by fifty sixty members of
the Washington City Benevolent Society. which was pre-
ecded by the United States marine band and followed BY
some Two or three hundred clerks and citizens without dis
"e'on oil party who all marched in order the side
OIL pennsylvania avenue. The President rode his own
carriage and accompanied in it by his son John and
Mr. Legarc the Attorney General and Acting Secretary Of
State OF the United States. His carriage followed by
another containing John &. Spencer Secretary OF the Urea
sry and other persons unknown us; and some fifteen or
twenty other carriages whose inmates we did not see II
understood that tho Secretaries above named together
wih Mr. Wicklie, the Postmaster General. whom did
not see, will accompany the President to Boston.
We wish them all pleasant trip and a safe return"