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CONFECTIONERY.

| CONfECIlONEhf.
| CREAMS, ICES, JEi LIES, &c. &c. &c.
| w Canal sreet-JOHN BnAUEN the well known pro.
rretor OF the above old esbhment for the ten yeIs
DESTROYS merit Of it, respectfully inform
Them and the public generally that he resdy supply
families md dealers IN the city and wi Cofec
uoneTy IN all IT'S ha.ches IN such quantities they be pleas
ed to order always provided they within the POUNDS
The extent md elegance MS Saloons for the reception
company TO which t,eched private sooo (up sair'l
press for the Of amlns together m the acknowledged
superiority of his Creams Jees Ices and
recated 10 require eommendation by Advertisement
BY maintaining Tor his establish eDt the sup. o frushon
hope. the extensive pat Onsse he
ha hereto -voured with nd give he sane universal
sard ction TO nj, who T. yor with their custom
Creams Jeli,s, md lees ia forms, AZ 6s vel art.
Orders any put Of the city fee OF expense.
jy 81 m'ec
VIM. T. JENNINGS " co,
DRAPERs AND JAiLpRS, e3I Broadway, Anne lean
- Hote opposite the Foun aip solicit att nion
Of s,asonahe gonds, udng lohs Cssimeres Vest
nss in all tne new md y,rou, styles. under the
which elected liberal oatopage viii b. con,ir ued
while aDgements such will enable TO fi ali or.
de-, in future with an propIHness
those requiring articles for immediate the ADDITION
ments consisting OF
surtouts, Eroeks
Dress Coats, Pantaoons,
Travelling Frcet,, Dressing Gowns, &c
choice selection Of
SIX aud Satin Seirfs, Cravsus,
Handkerchiefs, Gloves,
Suspender, Hosiery,
Under shlrts, DfaWeIs,
Atpric,s which mu,t offer indueemens 10 pu ehasen
ig7i smsec
SrFA" FArEFT s ;sR & cIG SRo D5s g. sale BY
jYiesc No. Libsru street, !
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLO's GAHDWE

niBLOs GARDNr.
Director, NJ. JOHN srsrnu
IT,. ". !FgEssAs ~ sisrE Z;
or Ns ssnf, Of n. c: Antique design Of tho Re
Graceful D'HeiHs' sSH%:f v.ui, late Mi" Wells,
By Gabriel E S.s, IL L. I'': y: ch.' wiush.r.
or,the srr;,nA A.
in lime New York, a, the br,zilap Ape
The EsC.Gt%.n,s g co%%snc h.
REyoIv ffs;i s I;S iii;s sf'''
S; f;:I 's a S s % will
appear in their " TisHT R TutP% 'H''' on the
and fefe,Sm:nt, = tt- G,.nd s,oen, where Ice
Creams. &c may be had
THE PRoMENAnE MUSICALE.
The Splendid o. r 1'i M%s several popular
Musical Director, U. Z. Till
The performance to confp1 9TH the Pautomn' called
MI Or, the Brazilian Ape.
81 N. E.nes Gomp,n1 Monday s Wsds.si.v,
~ Anr,~t Police will be in .rteno.nee .ua great ear.
sy CENTS Ma, ssS x: Garden a,.,
u limited numOsr of viii
No pc,p",e m;ps >, TIM.
. o.. and eG .s,
| 'op and sides Gun be enso'ed At al om.nts nots-.
CHATmAM THEATRE
' ''''i Se.s, H Is s.Si. Pit ;sx c:a
ooo'' ~ oen at arc o si curtain vi" rise "
OF Coz coRs sIr'' 70 b s Oh:
| AMrwyrAE -guswu7
Every p,y A ,SJ r ES!.5 ,t GA Arp
The Winter HIS ENGAGED % sl.u.sd Performers. and i.
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ONLY ONE SHILLING!
WARM BATHS.

WARM BATHS.
THE 70
a v 70 Scn: i; : city, IL - hs"s
SINGLE ins ,oTG sss r isS cent?, ssfs for 9.
SToPpANIs BATHING. ses Broadway, corner Of w.iL::
e;
,e hi, estsbshm- great sIpe
'; g SS.:
his enCssv 70 pleas vii merit continuance Of Von
'-'' ''' t CHfSRLEs @. sTorpANL
Ladies' Baths-entrauce n Walker street.
Pnee for Bath. rs CENTS. jvIg lwissec
THIS , MEn If E T Ton 20 b. oh,.
idea Of Phy.e Children eGs.i aete and in
ss pea, not ss onS "
s"S s the ssG =
s DIss Of q ,ss
ofhe lips Itching of the rose are other il
s D9 so q ss i.S OK
20 other diseases, frequently denote presence Of
20 S tn' IN sng es:
Sold BY A, sD sands Drugv,u for III. proprietor, a.
nSsas and , 1s No 70 Fulton ST. corner Of oos = East
t,s. .r,e, Of the tMS. and saryf, siss%.nt q ne
Dr. DIXON @ been appointed Surgeon to he Deaf and Dumb
Asylum and House OF Refuge he performed the
for squirting 3q IL productive Of t and
fails, r properly perormed-the
str light Dr. to the Mayor and Sheriff Of New York
The Rev Feir Vaela. Hon Judah Hammond, H. Hart
VI D.. A ID. Hunter NJ. y ivseodmsv
A LOUD OF WITNESSES testify TO the astonishing
II effects produced BY Jaynss Hair Tonic Among he
Names aachd 70 the Numerous certificates OF its alive
Influence the hair notice those Of the
petahe cit Lens Of Bosen 10 wnom the ncedulous
erred for penon evrenee o. its csey In eases where The
hair has fallen on in Of sickness speedily In
the bald scalp with thick and glossy growth OF hat
Ct beauty All diseases OF the hair, such dan
druh scuI &c ersde.ted by its sppicatoo he silky
which impci to The flowing s,es Of beauty,
renders ndspe be article Of the temae toll and
gentlemen whom hiss been nggardly IN the dsuiou
nn whisKe honors may soon ahe the sparse
by stimulating It's growth with Jaynes Hair
Toxic.
sold by tne Agents A. b. d. Sands, Druggist No N
Fulton street, Gold; T3 Broadway, Broaa-
iva 5ussr
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Second Board.


State OF Trade.
LEHIoH Coal TRApE.-Despatched from Nauch
Chunk for the week ending July Gath, l743 -:
Lehigh Coal Navigsti,n Co. as 1859
Beaver, Meadow R and Coal Ca. $50
FROM PENN HAVEN.
Hazleton Coal Co 45 l446
Sugarloaf Coal Co. 7 3i4
TOT, SHIPMENrs-TRoM MAUcH CHUNK.
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co. S97 10000
Beaver Meadow r. r. and Coal CO. ais 1904
FRoM PENN HAVEN.
Hazleton Coal Co. 324 1898
Sugarloaf Coal Co. l0a l0,s69
l72s ss,Oas
the Coal TRADK.-The whole quantity OF coal ship
ped by Canal up 10 Thursday evening last =
Ny CanaI. .ioSoiI 'ohs'
" Rail Road ........ :. -. 10000
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domestic smport.t,ons.

CURAcoASchr Fawn-oo bushels salt 2l6 hides 81 bundle
skins 5000 pieces dye wood TO Booneu Graves.
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Passengers Arrived.
Passengers Sailed

NEW ORLEANs-Ship Sea Lion-Mr Brauder and family M
Co.. Mr.. Carter, and 20 in steerage.
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POk 6, ESE FEMALE PILLS.
HES. tar-am,l celebrated Pills, from Portugal are
perceive, obtained this country. sec advertise
ment on the last column fourth page,
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l BOOT ANl SHOE STORE.

JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends
sud the public that he har above
line NO. 20 Nassau street. where he will thankfully recsivo
rd f'ifUly execute. s orders he bs favored with
he most ab termsl'or cssh.
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GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' LEFT Oss WARD.
" ROBE -0entemen families dssIrous Of convert Dg
their left off appare into ca,h. obtain
the highest cash price
To families md gentlemen quitting the city, changing
find much their send for the subscriber who
will attend them at their residence by appointment.
II. LEVETT,
No. John st, and IA Varick ST. Ne " York.
line through the POST Office, otherwise, will receive
PROMPT attention.
Clothing cleaned, altered and repaired jy7 lmsec
NOAL, COAL.-Pesch Orchard Red sh Coal, Fl Of quality
~ will be sold by the subscriber the following prices
for cash Fresh broken and from lump the
ed ard delivered Of the
rs large nut 81 SO cen less will be charged
taken from the boat-weight and quality warranted
PETER CLINTON,
iy2,msr So Greenwich. cor er Of King It,
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CHATHAM THEATR &c

Bore, as cents Pit I2x cents.
Ooors will and he Curtain will rise AZ
'rter before O'Clock.
rHIS FVENIN1-The p-rformapc. 70 c,mne ice with
fIZtRRO-Rolia Mrs I,~wts T"he followed bv the
Ny Dsms # ,,s RuHNDIT OF CORSICA To con.
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NEW YoRx, July 10, ls43.


ClR-lt with satisfaction write you the
- and fleet Of valuable Sasspsnla in nv case
whch considered the nu
die app ed by ply cans and others NY diseae
iu Fl most dreadful Alarming form-hope had
fled regards cure, with the loss Of my legs
wout be useless for to attempt TO suferiass
sufficient for 10 hat dsre
con- enda and live Al the trying OF my
allie your Sasaparllla
thai could be rlied occurred your Ssrssparla.
aud within months have been bed VI
ani entire helplrssne to be abe to inner duties
O. NV family, and before month more shall be e9uev
freed n m the last Of disease enabled TO 90
atOu he asou hmen OF all who know and TINS great
has been made by ssDaparlls alone therefore re-
truly aud valuable remedy Bnstos SnaPanha. ~ 70
p'osf OF the virtues OF your
Ssapala) you should make known IN the world thus,
nv statement that otheu may b. ben. thereby.
WV" SARAH STREET,
2B Seventh street, New York
To C. c. Bristol o. Buffalo.
Sold whoesait by WIN Burger 50 Coartsndt ST.
Ru,htos Go; M1haus Phsrma G Mormon, 100 @ cen
w en- ,tfeet; Wood MORRISON 2os Greenwich 20
Bowery; and dTuegIsu &c nerally. j77 3us.m
TO THE LOVERS Qf sUPERIOR BLACK TEA
Bowquat NiyureThis extremely delicious and unpsrsl
sod Tea, so highly celebrated Chns and Europe, inst i'm
or;sd, for sale at the Canton Tes Company Genera
rss ktahlishmeni, ni Chsi Ns~ YSFt, and ne fu
street. Brooklynin sseksTs Fr@s Nss''' ,rd sach
ia 'Ver
POk1 6 ESE FEMALE PILLS.
2! HE'S tau,td q celebrated Fills, from PORTUGAL are
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Orrrcr AUBURN AND RoonE,rER Coz

OFFICE AUBURN AND Roc HESTER X. X Col
C.nandaigua, July 7th, 843. !
Capital Stock Of this Ce%ps.y will be paid on the ,
the city Transfer Book, Of this Company will be paid their d.
vdends the Bank Of the Stue Of New York in the city Of
New York. and those whose stock the city
will receive Office The Transfer Books win
be closed from the 2ist inst tilt LIST August
BY order, CHAS. SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
iy4tAlstr
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THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully takes leave TO invit
public tttertion the above named establish ment copsis
inx Of Wa,m Cold, and Shower Baths, fitted up with tas
az the following reduced rates
Single Tickets, 12k cents, 10 for 81.
" 1v m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNGA.

"
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EURoPE-This fast sail
ing steamer arrived at Boston Monday morning. Ju.
" at4 o'clock, bringing daas to the evening OF the
Goth of June from Liverpool, and London the 10Th,
king passage in IL days.
No news of the least Importance.
Rumors reached Paris at the end of the week, that
Espartero and the young Qneen Of Spain had fed
from the capitol. The French Government is ac-
cused of withholding the from Spain for purposes
Of its own. There truth in the statement,
though it is evident that the position Of Espartero is
still critical.
Nothing worthy of note had occurred in France
The locusts of Egypt have nearly destroyed the cot
ton crop.
The Pope Of Rome has ordered prayers and pro-
cessions, to impore protection against the grasshop
pers.
The epidemy amongst oxen still continued in Egypt
more than 5000, lately purchased for lbahim Pacha
had died of this dstemper.
1t will be seen, ere long, whether Englands minis
ter is equal 10 the emergency, not merely OF making
Ireland pacific, but, what is Of far more importance
rendering her contented.
Nalow was, on Sunday, the scene of the next de-
monstration which 100000 persons are said 10 have
been present Large bodies of troops and police were
stationed in the neighborhood. The enormous multi
tude paraded the town in procession, and then pro-
ceeded to an open space, where Mr. O'Connell deli
yered en- address
No new features develope themselves in Ireland and
the agitation of the Repeal question is not abated
was expected that the receipts for the repeal rent at
the Corn Exchange on the 10Th utmo, would amount
to $4,000 The Derry Standard says, the Govern.
ment is watching The materials for prosecuting Mr..
O'Connell for high treason. The Herald, the only
ministerial organ among the morning papers OF London,
calls this statement "ludge."
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber, having in
view Western location will offer for sale, To the highest
bidder on TUESDAY, the fifteenth of August next the Farm
upon which he resides lying in the county Of Madison mmed
ing establishment of SIR Eason containing near two hundred
and 6y acres Upon the Tract there good proportion OF al
nyo bottom quality well adapted to the growth OF
wheat corn and all the common TO
oed rravey !cam gently unduatng lying well 10 the and
surpassed its adaptation TO the above mention
ed rrnp East Of the Blue Ridge In fact properly
constituted s soil a ~ the Of clover and plaster
may kent in desired Of fertility There is abund
ance of timber and fuel for all The purposes of the Farm II
vel ,yaerrd springs and water in field
il distant three miles from Grange Court house, thirty eight
from and theen from Richmond Lousa
Railroad Depot Gordonsvie To the Depot
silly be made days. with horse team there
manufacturing mill contiguous great facilities afford
ed dsposng the products OF the farm is bounded part
the other is Of -four post coaches running Gu pepper
FauGuier Springs &c The subscriber connhenty
believes that for fertility Of SOIL saby Of climate CONVENE
location and beauty scenery having an extensive view
OF the Blue Ridge and Southwest mountains from ihe at
which only separated by the river that VIII not snne IN
which somey situated consist of framed con-
tanning with fire places all the necessary ou DIa
house. and of water IN Inc jad oPefaea "
pump. There a variety of fruit trees ana grape vines
in foushing condition. .
Ttrm-Onehird Of the purchase money will be required IN
hand the balance in two equal anhua run inc uuy
Of SALE well secured.
purchase invited TO visit Us before the
day o and satisfy themselves TO every particular Any
addressed OF Orange Court house, desr-
effected the privilege seeding grain will be allowed in due
time and entire possession before The end OF the year
$3.50 ALEX. s. TALIAFERRo
1r,. : lids
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From the Concord, N. H., Daily Patriot, of July l.
VAN BUREN, IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.


A meeting of The democratic members of The Senate,
House and Executive, was called Thursday evening
last specially to consider the subject of recommending
candidate for the Presidency The proceedings will
be found in this paper The attendance was full nearly
eyery member Of the three branches being present. as
NAV be seen from the fact, that subsequently to the &c
ton in regard TO the Presidency, l5o votes mot ncud-
ing the members Of the Executive branch were cast IN
the nomination of Warden of the State Prison. The
resolution proposing Mr. Van Buren, as the pretfrred
candidate of the democracy Of New Hampshire, was
ably and eloauenty supported by Mr. Hibbard OF the
House, Mr. Colby Of the Senate, and Gov. Hubbard.
The speakers forcbly set forth the arguments IN Ia
vor Of the nomination of Mr.. Van Buren,, planning
themselves upon the grounds that he IS the choice OF
nine .tenihs of the Democracy Of New Hampshire
that in services, craftsmanship, political fahtuness
and integrity, he is second TO other candidate, aid
that he the strongest candidate in the field, and more
able 10 concentrate the strength of our party IN all
sections Governor Hubbard explained that he ap-
peaed there 10 express his individual preferences be-
cause, not having seasonaby been notified OF his az
pointment delegate to the National Convention ne
was not able 10 communicate TO The State Convention
and through il TO the Democrats of the state, MS
views to the choice of candidate for President
He would state his opinions publicly that IT not IN
accordance with those Of the Democrats OF the Stale
be might be instructed as TO their choice and WILL
The vote on the resolution was taken by rising
When The question put, the affirmative was re
sponded TO wiba unanlmy Of uprising alike e1'raor
binary enthusiastic and heartfelt. The number OF the
members of the meeting who retained their Seats could
not exceed twenty. When the negative OF the CUES
lion put, barely foe responded TO it, The atfirma
tive went by reclamation. The yeas and nays were
first called for but the suggestion that this was nm
necessary, where all seemed to be of one MIND, The
call was withdrawn.
We never witnessed meeting where, upon question
so vital, important and diversified in its relations
there entire agreement Of sentiment and SC
much harmony of action No one spoke in opposition
to the recommend ation of Mr. Van Buren, for the De
mocratc candidate for President, and flee only rose
vote against il. To individual preference, all warm
gushing and running in The channel, there seemed
10 be srperadded The overwhelming sense ofthe know
ledge that Mr.. Van Bnren is the settled and almos
unanimous choice Of the Democrats Of the Granite
State for the high Office OF Chief Magistrate OF To-
United States The conviction that he is the people
candidate, peryaded every breast.
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gotten an overweenng desire 10 have her pre- mnence
ackno" legged IN every corner of the earth She can
brock no rival Her agency must be felt in all great
nirfn'''o"ai transactions the consequence is, that
size IS ddns, if not officially, fully eec,u-
ai}, through secret agents, in The internal aairs OF
every nat'n on the globe. She has entanged herself
in tolls That threaten 10 cndanger her seassurned mus.
tery and she knows II will require her arful poll
cy 10 get herself excaled. Her conduct under such
difficulties is truly Characteristic. Be the means hat
they may, and the other nations never so great
she needs them not To sustan her i'll gotten power
is the whole aim, and this she thinks can be best done
by humbilng and disturbing her rivals Go around the
earth and mark her deeds. They proclaim, but too
distinctly lhs' she cares not wha, others suffer- she
is aggraudiz-d.
With these reflections before us, is easy 10 see that
each American citizen has high duty TO perform His
country demands his wisdom and virtue. II is his task
10 counteract The schemes of monatchiss who hate his
country and Will do all in their power have the peace
it guarantees disturbed Then, young men, your uu,bi.
on rust be loi,er than merely 10 acquire lame. Live
and act Tor the Union, connecting your fortune and
fame win hers Rspe the charge that America has
nothing 10 boast ol-She has much to boast Of but il is
in your power 10 give her more Let US establish glory
udePerden. Of The Smiles yea in the darkness Of the
powers OF Britain and her coadjutcrs NJ A. X.
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When the Northern arrived yesterday afternoon,
our city s'surprsed" to number Of armed men
issuing FORTH like the Trojan soldiers from the spacious
bowels of the wooden Horse" 1t was in the broad
day, however, and stroke nor deception was intend
ed They turned out TO be the fredericksburg
Guards, Lieut.. Young commanding, about thirty five
s,rong-a beautiful company, uniformed somewhat
like our ooa Blues They had expected, by yesterday
morning cars the "Nechancal Rifemen.' and had
pitched their tents, ready to receive them The latter,
however, did not arrive, and the Guards resolved with
true military DESPATCH take up the line of march, and
reached here on the cars, in friendly search Of
their missing guests. Before the fact was known, a
wag suggested that neighbors from Fredericksburg
had come to "cach' our volunteers "napping That
easily done. 1t IS said, the Guards and the
RiHemen will leave this morning, at IL A M, in an
| Extra Train, for Fredericksburg. We wish them 4
pleasant trip, and much enjoyment in that hosp,ebe
old town. Our companies will turn out, to bid them
adeu.
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The Maine Convention recommended the National
Convention TO meet at Baltimore, in May, lSi4-its
Delegates to be appointed by Congressional Districts
and the two others be chosen by the Convention
They declare among other recommendations that MI.
Van Buren, possesses that "justce 10 the cause and
Justice to the man. as we'll the rerbuton due to The
Wings require his restoration to the Office from which
he was elected in $780, and we, therefore, recommend
him TO The Democratic National Convention, as the
first choice of the Democracy of Maine for the office OF
President of the U. States" They also adopted the
following Just and important resolution:
"Rssped Tina, the Democracy of Maine will support the
National Convention, whenever and
may holden, and however the same may
they the right OF State 10 dictate IN
these the right Of man 10 go into the Conven
chance nomination and the
Convention should he be successfu Without be-
ing bound by DEGREES, should they be against him.
uT Iestefusy dropped IN at the Exchange for a
moment TO see Dunlaps death on the Pale Horse, :"
said to be the masterpiece CT that self taught American
artist Upon hasiy view, should pronounce de.
cided approval Of its many merits. We were particu
arly struck with the chaste drawing and colorine in
such correct keeping with the sublime text from Reve
ations, embracing the beautiful vision of John. The
proprietor has kindly offered to exhibit the picture for
the benefit of the Female Humane Association He
gave Lecture last night in illustration Of the subject,
and will continue them TO night and to morrow night
We urge the friends of the Fine Arts but particularly
the friends of the above charitable Institu
ton, TO embrace this opportunity of gratifying their
taste; and, at the time, of doing much good in
worthy quarter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

THE SEY-GENERAL.-Notlcing The appoint
ment Of John Nelson, Esq TO the post OF Attorney
General Of the United States the Editor Of the Rich
mond Wing says-"We never heard of Mr. Nelson
before" We were very saying this confession
argues yourself unknown Mr.. Nelson is one Of The
most distinguished members Of the bar in Maryland
HI. name has never been banded about BY pot house
politicians and hence he is not so well known as many
others who might be named. The only public position,
we believe, MI Nelson has held, was the post OF
Minister to The kingdom Of Naples, 10 which he was
appointed by President Jackson There he performed
The duties Of his mission with credit 10 himself and TO
the satisfaction of the Government MIR. Nelson is,
in this city, highly esteemed, both a citizen and a
LAWYER and his friends ave full faith that The Atior-
ney.Gcnera!sbp will never be dsgraced in his person
baltimore Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

Several Of the Northern Editors are proposing to
hold the election of Electors of President and Vice
President Of The U. S. in oil the States day.
They contend, that this uniformity of election will pre-
vent great deal Of ppelayng, so far as it relates to
the fraudulent transportation of voters from State
to another The suggestion is certainly worthy of
sdera,ion although have not had opportunity OF
viewing the subject in all its relations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

We understand from one of our collectors who has
avesed Caroline, and many of the contiguous coun-
ties, that the wheat crop generally good-the straw
less, the grain MORE and the quality Of the wheat much
better than they were during the last season. He re-
ports, that the situation OF the country improving and
The prospects frightening. How much better are all
these things, left to Naure-ban if condition had
been darkened and thrown back, by the passage of
Fictitious Stau Lac