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hESf0RER CT THE BLOOD,
CHRONIC AND OTTER DysEaSEs

WliETliER produced BY bile, phlesm, from intern,
morbid matters, arising 'm badi. currdold di,on,,
oin the use oi mercury, cdlomei, bark I'm ,,I
r,a the change OF life, ,pet lied in the lanrh,t
tfee Per bottle; Pint Il III; quart, -.
.fnt-s3otdntc Syrpylhi, Aedciuc is in all ,cn,,o,
Disorder, CERTAIN remedy, and the patient i'll lee,
somewhat benefited m t"ear lii hours. Price per ,tI
PINT II 81; Quar-, y.
.igssi,tta Lr'sr celebrated for it, speedy and ,et
removal al H"norlEesa and tl,el, also oi tcafd -,
consequent on II, improper treatment Gcsii win h..
die III L hours f4ee fourth 81 ia 81 80, hall ,n n
G9lamlae Bo'sam for bilious and Nervous Affection.
Cods, u. Price, 81 cents Y'
,lroaatic Ectrdct, nilne,t flf In9ige s,ioa cl4.
the stemael Nanbness or " eaknes in The Ln.bs RL
titm, Sc -Four ounces 30 cents half pint u pt ~ INA
Depwattre PoirdcF, Tor bilious Affections. Bill, -
yer, Headache, Diseases OF the Eyes Sc wh. i =, 9
ken in the lc,torcr. SO cent, q box y VI Id
Jpaa o"tnr"i, for fes, Which Is to bs splied b,,;d..
Be,.y@ Oint".eat, for letter Ringworm, sal, Rb.,u,
Scaldhead, Eruptinns ofthe Sk,. and Fud III NUN,
applied besides the Restorer. Il y 10 D.
tairel.g! oy Sheas t.cnilg Ptpyter for ni,.,s If n
Chest Dyspepsia, inianaaor, iihematism Palsy Par,1
sis &c which i, in most ali these ease. To b.. 1
the Restorer. ~ cts. per box ''s
=. For full and particular account of Dr. Kuh, Mol,
enes their properties and nature see Dr. Ks p,r'
wherein will likewise be t,rml direction, for t,ci p'',
numerous Testimonials which aeeonaany c,rf, ld;'
az MAY likewise he had, gratis, at the uice OF Dr. nre;
Persons wishing To procure any Of the Medicine, will d
ir kshl rniee, Richmond, Va; on any Of tn, following
Agents in Virginia:
JACOB RUNBOCGiI, l.voe,,rnr,
Nm. Leitwich, Oucr BrJse, Bedl,.d
1h3. J. Obemclain, buchanan
Andrew tudac, Covn2ton
? Sianl>s, Brown < Co. salem
Peck y Allcou, III. Lisit.
q. ". : u. g. Bite, fnr'tstlo.
[. pHikum Y Co, Lexington.
Robert Gardner, thtisfi1nsbarS.
X. AetntiIln, Nrwtr,r
J. !. Patcson s, Co.. Dinyilic
Col. {. Bennett Pits}lsaaia {. H.
Peter Bark sdIlt, Il, publican filp.c, Halifax.
Clement VI. Ad.issoa, Mount idfal,
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t-u:Ha6Ic Ercn EsU;'f.S 80 petty
Ef.sss SAFE.

FOX - 2 ssss.
III .f,,,,s, ,,con,q.l +, Us bv the
hR atiGI5=s n-.,,.r, ....., f......7ltt la.5rar
I. -, a.. a. 1T l3s-. AZ. AID II f,al. IN 3d..
Cut, I'M ;. f,7el,,I we shall. On Alona8, Il r.
i7,h J az An.a Ist3 Il fair and # MT. on tla neg
f, ,hcra,to, fSn.J,ys ,yreni.d ! nj the Furnace
h.l,no;or ,tbe end Coni,ny. siical,. on Siouowa
CrcE M the count, of anpel expuae Ia sale by way
ior ,ubIc oiis all the prpcrty beongna 10 the said
gynty,ty both raj and lcrslnal consisting amongst
iber r9s q, the ffse Of aci on waicl lhe said Fur
nacc rs efe..,8 winch - very Icfl.lc and contains
pFy'\yrF< F9fR III %DEED AND FIFTY
tND FIVE iIItNDRID ACRES.
''S'ln' VI an is .',''t+ a'" e',a "a. ~ =
o" an ''e ''''sl q We 'i'' w i1 ~ ,,:I j
- "u'''' s'"a"h ~ s' "''- '''''' " ~ - t
mace: containing 1tis''n Que ''1,,sa'' IN - .e,
> ' ,3,5, G,[thc
"'tN o. M ri, ~ "I ~, ~, - ~ II - ",
purchase mont Ais AZ VIC n'''I, ais' ,'.s
S'i"' =" 's'' ''a'' N''t ~ t,,,.
h'y' M'ioHs' oi4a.e i1''s' il'ias n' i',,'i
ana ~ 'f' 'eh'a', a'' 'Al.,,' I'm, ~ y
81 "io'H2 u me SUD "i"i'' VI '''' 's'', -
'h''''" a''e"'i' anu " ''' l''''''' VI '' '' 0''''"
NY tn, ,,.,, ,,.,.. linc
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\ srSEigi:s :

SsiAgss
rules held the clerks o.ee Of the Circuit .nperot
court u law and c'a~rr' holden in and for the comfy
oi Campbell, the ith dt, oi frlft4s,. igi}.
Glai'rne ord ana Aane, Ford, .on VI fezckah rrrd
DE astd, Plaintiffs,
, eSaiEa
Bnnjrmn ". Walker administrator Of ITrzcknh Ford de-
ronsri Samuel j. Nnib,r .aan To,d Cuhain Fond John
I}n III ni iHi IN his l., Richard Punde and Moul
nlag III, Wiz Cha II syey aud Susan hi. wife James Ford
Mh. fod, honas Ford, iIiiin Ford and - -
and Martha his wife, Defendants.
Is CHsNcEny.
ihr deflndn' Bajero ". Aaikcr administrator Of
je2INh Ford dec d., John ts and Elizabeth his VIII,
richard iinicAte ard Nuurnnle hi. wife, James Ford,
hnl' Ford, TnomnS Ford, Al'i,rf tori and -
and Martha hiS WIFE, not hasns red their appearance mud
siyen security, according the OF Assembly and tho
rules ri this court and II appearing by satisfactory evidence
lii they not ulabnls 81 TINS commonwealth
dered dat laid d'i,nns donPtlr here the fest la, OF
the EXTERN April rr OF This court and the bill o'
the plaBl and aa copy a. 's order be forthwith in-r.
ted il siapor printed in the of l,nchbnrs,
tor tsomnnth sncccssively and po sc the door oil
the courthouse OF this county. On some court day.
colN,--ir-ts,
JAO. d. ALEXANDER, clk
Feb l6 VIM
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Sisgis5:s:
I rules hold in the clerks o0irr OF the circuit superior
= oi law aud ciUuc,N, holden in aud Tor tho county
ut Campbell. the 6th day OF February. l"i3:
samuel L. White and " iom + Smith, nt' more hants
and phmers trading under the style aud firm of White X
smitI;, iIamtti~,
OrainI
William "A. C. loney AID William Y Minon,
Defendants.
Is CHASCERy
Tn l,f-nani. William. H. G. iGnev, having entered
his appearance and given security, according the act OF
Assembly and The rules ut this nn appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he i innbilGnt Of this
WonW Nth, il Is ordered that h said dern1nt do appear
here the r>t day ot The Apr, OF 5ni toI and
swrihc till ofihr plaintiffs, AMI that copy n this order
10" forthwith Inserted al SOM" nemaua printed In the town
Of lynrhhre, Ton months sIece>s,os and posted
tn front door OF tue courthouse o tins county, some
couu das. uoPN,--feste,
JAD. u. ALEXANDER, elk.
Ft5. Is WIN
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ruERE.x NsuE, WHICH on ". LIPS.

There is a name, which on nv lips,
Though seldom brcathed, iareser a0ell',
Like hidisn music rocked 70 sleep
Within the oceans PAINTED -hells,
There IS bright yct ponsiveeY",
Which ever my pathway shne.,
As ds, and night the gentle stars
Look down and Ii hi the darkest mfnes
voico, whose tender accents s'und,
A. iii were tie soul vliieh sab,
Aud Of that voice the lgltost tone
Doth IN my heart Wild echoes VAL.
And this is ote. the onl, one
ofEdeus torn ard tnmPed flowers
Which sheltered by some angels mnF,
sdll lives 10 hics> th,s earth of ani-.
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70, The products Of the ol aud lis beneficial Effects 40
fn tar and wide " dn Hai think the g'ad oha'neh
eNces the value of lie lsb Il Gusts but II Is chr"fhs h
ste even this small rirteu II eilzeus realizing io
efasle reward fF then eiiHts.n
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lNTEIE GNfi.FD srAVES COZ RI,
For the Eastern District % NiTgiril.
Frn -. ISIS.
aEARk WRIGHT. oil the county of Franklin, hay
4vs inr flied petition pmyrg tint IN nay be docla:
ed Bankrupt: Il ordered that all persons claiming
to be creditors ol the said Mark Nr2 show To
HE court on he i3lb day Of May next why the said
Mar, " right be net declared Bankrupt pursuant to an
act of Congress nlhat behalf and hal copy OF This
der be published III the newspapers according to the ?!d
and : ith rules Of court
\ Goy-l'cstc.
HENRY GIBSON. OK
March - wv
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ram, r,,,n nm Ia, l ,,'l" s,''''''" u'' On
81 sh.na,,a $50 "t'a,s,o Us 'n' "iT"""'!
,ncos 4, r1, ,, rsi ~ =" '''S' as
N mr., ~ 800, -, ~" " "''' 'o''' o"Y
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an ,ho 80, 'o.''"'' ~ 'ne oe" world 'Vfh
mo-, l., 10 il c,l', '''' mo- '' ''' ''''''
a.; ,,a,,r' nhaa,.,h.1rs p, 49,.
o,,sm .n b,yo ,,%a ~, e's'ai" s"'f PAN
,,ha, - d., ~ "'soV''' III soof regard hf
y" -. ,. :" "'1 county III y"at own Iis
your 'te anu afo"c devotion 10 that ennntry which,
,', -. - -, ,'.'' our 's'e.an ana admin
l,, - '.a - .a',s',-''' 81 nav discarded
on,;rl al ,tiI r''a' '7't h'"I' is
aver hs Tho 'p'g' anu your ann mas
"'" '.e a9tahcehe"o i 'he interest and glory OF
'"I :, w." LII y a laa'.e
:. Ps."afs, ~, ou' " P'iee, on TINS OCCASION
" - nv 1'i''ip 'o' f'""'"i laa3e services Nou
, ~ - '''o '",''' ~ me hauo}' auling Your
49, - - ''''' N"''e ieiilR nom say
''u :. we E''4.es' a'h''s You pave
tsatJ nh, " nc '"e 'A9'ae you nave
- ~ .'"1 We "'ntNo' ohqef OIL I"'l-
- y W. e>s'e'' VI l''o"e aa1 honorable amtl
wv -,
NJ n'e az 1ae5 'eaa y,uf h's'sfy AMI trace yoo
ad W o'5 ~ H%,+ MS slaa h'ne To seek fame
s,s,osa, ~ wv Us u me Vs. 10 the mShE
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ss7sd.sA M, ;U H5t:

Eslss;sE5i TO Nit:
I rules held Al the Clerk. cfiec Of tie Circuit superior
Cuagtat Law and Conc,t3, tor tie county Of IItyl-
aul4. aa hanisy tue o.a day ii ehrHt1s has:
ton. tal je'.#s pI7mtd,
d%G'Hi
lIobun Johns in his "a, and executor o, William
T. Johns, decd, John Moss, Morton raun and Mary his
WIFE, NcaIah Clark aud Susan his wife, illiam g. CLARK
md MARTHA his l " lillian Coche and Elizabeth his lie,
and Edmund lieach, Richard i.adQn, John Chdrcss and
Elizabeth his Nilc lud Robert SIMS and S,san his wis
heirs oi Nancy leadcn, decd, tornerl, Nancy Johns
Defendants.
II CutNcERy.
The deianlant Mica ah CLARK and wife, Edmund Head
en- and Rerd ilradcn, not hq> M e,tefed their appearance
snd -, security according 10 te act Of Assembly and
the kas 81 ms Court and appearing by satisfactory
al me- that they inhabitants ol ts State, II Is
lere, tia; The sud dyi,nu7 do appear here the irt
Monday ii Nav next and answer the bill ct the plaintiff
aud hat copy oil this oer be tahn ~, pRt Is.cd ~ the
ynehb1ft aia II two months and that
another copy be posted at the ..nt door Of ihe courthouse
his county And subpoena awarded dlnst the de
dant Holm b,idc,> and Ella lis Wiz bc directed
the sheriff oil Campbell coHutH reuraale TO April rule
nc>t, and the continued TIL March rules , or
Che lusSers Of the Other attendants.
Coln-fests,
W IL. TUNSTALI, elk
Feb. p VIM
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subscriber is anxious 10 sell his
'E'seLE'E 9sH AND.


living seven mics vest Of Liberty Bedford Cour
House on each side Of the Lynclbug an Salem Turr
pike road and containing 80 There is on the
tract neY saw and Grst MILL in first rate rcpaIr.
There great quantity of pine timber an the tract and
great deal heUugng to the ncianbors the inlll-
Should the purchaser be inclined to keepa Public House
there il Of the best wagon stands IN the state
wheio he will nave market for all he make at his
door. The Dwelling House is a large story bull
ding and two good Ice Houses. one at the wagon stand
spoken Of aud at my house, that cannot be
PASSED. IN any country for keeping ice aud all necessary
Ou Houses.
Their about fifty acres of BOTTOM LAND,
the greater part OF which is excellent. There is about
POO acres Of WOOD LAND, LOO Of which i, first rate
Tobacco l.and--lhe Improvements afrne" and conor-
table-the water canno' " surpassed IN the State 4
further description IS deemed unnecessary, as person
wishing 10 purchase viii view the premises before buy
mo. II may be wondered at ny wanting 10 sell sueh
valuable property. The Physicians advise ne that a
Sullhern climaie would be the meals OF restoring my
wilc's health, aud have determined 10 sell Persons
wishing 10 purchase would do well 10 call soon as |
have ~ Doubt, owing t. It's location and advantages. il
viii be- ready sale. lASi1A N. JONES
r. B.-l smiltrd 10 mention thai there Is also new
TAN lAED Jast ready to 90 into operation On tne
land. !. X. }.
Jan. 10 Wis
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Mss tS>r Roy,rt-No haiy has visited Washing
ton. knuwn aught ii Is gn<s'p ard 10y may eeal
fail up have seen or heard Of Alsdan4t Royal, the &c
centric and reriuiced conductor IL lille weekly paper
called the Paul PRIV. lneed. Mrs ROYAL is pretty ~
teastey known throughout ihf country Us 100 au.hof
ess e Two three volumes IN which she has c"hilFte
10 give rs many hand faIs she has I, Nr I't'l'fa
during lie cheturTFj sccnfsof hrr life. MIS- h"Naa =
woman of no mean talents. al lest M tie !fbehlaf
line IA Which she chooses rSefl hefsellas many sa
led ace can TESTIFY $ar aflei night mare 10 M
ny Il the iueA less VICas nla have Ellen under he
vengeance aud Of ad'tss amnsein'nt to u97e
whb fortunate enough 10 eaeafe iae 'en'" oil hff
tonFau sud hcf pen.
Alrs RayaI isssrcst many e.sls 1, Washington. i3f
The purpose II prosecuting riam upon Congress iaf
s,rsc, rendered ~ her azad n tie Mar ol the he'5
luton IN appropriation iof lhis plrpee las Just beeh
deltate, Ia the Senate, our fefs are aware, and re
alaiseonceof hcr Grt appearance at the ,'m'"i may
net be uulniefcsuuU.
The husband Of Mrs Royall was brave and mcrito
feas officer II tho Rcvolutioa. aud We believe spout
mast Of his fortune IN tho cause al his country. Alef
his deai Mr. Rryall being leif destitute, r'Pard To
Washing ION 10 cudravor II Obtain compensation lf9h
Congress l3r her lusaads rg.fiees SIN 1rvrd IN the
city iriend.ss and aanc. reyiag Idly upon what Sic
considered the business ut her ciaim. BS Those vino
knew her al that time, she represented 10 nave ueth
Trry smIable and exemplary Woman. VIII many accom-
pll.lmeafs huih of mri 7ai rrs ~. she 'Pphfd iof
advice and assistance 10 several at the lurro nrnds ii
her husband But from .iae eatsH oet rt.h uo ,unte
aure hafeg,r. In some instances she WAS Wdrt re
pulsed INN the tour N,luod md haait 'rl abe Was
aae sHfelg si.,1y day wandering ilrugb lh' sltee's
search II g,n, man II = hem aA' bad I'iero IN
induction When she st hrr MY. and applied alta iaust
ur information. Iic ri WHO answered nor inquiry,
Ia tel her mu't thai .ad, dripping with wet aud
nolba erfy sirb. uH- sltGIu2 IN tn ha Bo1re the
glfs return. Nr. 4 Na ad iatHtrd aud fallen 10 the
LIT li8m shetr exhaustion. Sdf WIS at once taken h
brd. au5 OWN. zoo Hsa0t. -. raging t,Ncc se III
+f a.-i 10
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NlEAlOlR Of the I.iic Of the RI llev'd Richard
We Claiming Moare. u. y. by i. T. X llcuslaw,
u. d, tor sale by PAYNE, GREGORY x CO.
Jan - Il
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NOTICE.

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District Of Nirg,niu
Feb 23.l8l3:
~ AMiEi BRANCH. oftho town Of i.ynchburq. Ia
- wing filed petition praying that he may be dccar
ed bankrupt 1t Is ordered that all persons claiming
Ia be creditors Of the sad Samuel Branch. show Ia
the court the 3Oih day OF Mach next WHY the sad
Nanuc branch be not declared a bankrupt. pursuant 10
an act Of Congress that bchs aud ta copy OF this
order be puhshed in the newspapers according to the 29d
aud 2lth rules ol court.
\ Gopy-Urslo.
HENRY GIBSON, Ok.
Feb. g WOW
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sa&EsSs IL:

Ssa.Esi%st:
i,ae. lln iata cla,l'= s,nrc If the Circuit su-
4 eor put 81 law Chau,ct,. iur TIE Town u
i.ya,a9.a = on il'r = da, etle9aay, - -:
hHnas =. uA''.s Plain'ih,
against
William ". Scott, Samuel u. Garland, and Wru u
Waller admir-, of nl, ID taral, deed Bv,d Miller and
Jno N Daniel cNor, Of Lindsay Mcdaniel, who of
James pcldlston, decd. D.fel,.pt.
IN CHNSCERY.
Fhe dcfualaut L,yy Miller, nat wing entered his al
Pe,lanee and given security ase.lng to The oil Assem-
bly, and the Rules of this Court, and appearing b. sAsas
tory iencc, that he i iniabiti TIN, country
nrred That ta said defendant doappcar here first
hoQlay III May nest Uhl Icing rule dal) and the
ORIGINAL and aH nlcl bli, - In ilu and that copy
ii lapfder be Iah'h iaseted news PAPER printed
in III tonnoI yuchnrg, Tor months civ and
posted At the front duot OF the courthouse, said
At"py-rc>e,
y. ROBES Liz
Feb.0 .2.
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sss4ais
FOR Sale 1T THIS OFfitE.
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Fs1ilE subscriber, hcisg aEeut for the sale Of thoac
n celebrated Ploughs made by Rue-es. Nour-e y
Mason, of Worcester. Massachusetts, oeJs the ollow
ing descriptions. at factory prc.s:-.
One horse hi side Pouehs at s. 90
Two do 60 do 40 at lo.50
Extra two horse hill! side do at | 50
One horse e2lanqp Plough at 4.50
Two 10 do do al soc
Three do 81 10 at / / 90
Poughs, Of common castings. OF much H.. pfiecs.Cu al
fyators and Corn shelters.
Points to suit the various Plouels always IN hand
JAMES \. STiGLER.
Nov u ,s
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March ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-08
Things in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Up NJ.
As anticipated, riot took place al The Universasr
Church, Cso~ hll:te-t last evening during the meeting
fte Slavery Society, which for Time threatened
t Of serious Consequence. The speakers Kissed,
thrown into the Church. aud the audience d.ivtn
from II.
$ AZ o'clock, p. M-The Sheriff :. posse are now
assembling Our House. in patton Of serious rou.
bic tonigt threats having been made that tie Church
would b. destroyed
VIoLrsT SroRMsnow aud s-e, have fallen alternately
all la, and the ground o a considerable
depth The sleigh bells ngug through streets,
aud The business portion of community r-posng
actively their dwellings INSTEAD Of the counnghoue The
~ llr, from NrwYolk, and CLOCK arrived IL due
PAINFUL SuIcIDE.-Johu Frederick Gebler yourg mar
red man Of considerable talent writer and newspaper
reporter committed suicide yesterday morning, by swallow
INK aul4Iu,n. Previous his death h- letters,
addressed his aud the other the Coroner as
c'Gue the Of self DISTINCTION which properly
withheld.
G-bi-r was generally esteemed by the printers, being one
himself and The writer Tuesday morning conyersed with
h;m without discovering thing Of mental alienation IN
hi. appearance. Ths Coroner held inquest over his
body, and verdic rendered III arcordaHc. with the
facts
A HARD C.sE-Wm Johuson cue Of the searnen Of The
u $ ship Missouri, destroyed By rs the Medtrranra
was committed 10 PRISON I'M. morning Tor stealing 70 r
II about i from thr CABIN OF schr Holder Borden
Providence. He stard before the Mayor that necessity
Vas the of the larceny being reduced actual suffer
ng consequence Of having received remuneration from
Government Tor his tine aud loss OF property.
Cou.T OF SKssIoSs.-James Bfistsr, young coored
man convicted hoIt Tine OF the murder Of another
coor.d named Connolly, BY stabbing. has been sen
fenced 10 six years Imprisonment.
Thomas Fitzpatrick, convicted of nan;anghter in caus
ing ittIe girl hy running II with horses
and carriage sentenced pay fine Of SO and be i'm
prlsOued three months.
George Mercer Henry Lewis and John Mckinley, three
rowdy remrn, sentenced 10 Ten days impFsonmtn nj
each.
srocrs-Tle transactions in our Stock Market to-day
we're again limited, bat prices firm Pennsylvania
B4 cut up 24, advance OF i ever previous sales
Reading Railroad Bank improved aud Reading shares
over 600 changing hsns Manufacturers aud Mechanics
Bank rose Camden aud Amboy Railroad sold at oa, be
ing 81 over par value State Skies, 1916, declined
schu 5lkilI Navigation !; Girard Bank !!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-08
Pins. Homemade.

The new Tariff imposed for the first time de-
cidedly Protective duty on Pins, equal to 50 per
cent. There were but two pin.making establish
ments in the Country when that law was passed,
each of which had been carried on for wears
without making single dividend-one certainly
had made none. Since then, this concern has
paid its first dividend of q per cent.-the sole
return on nine years investment-and is now
driving good business, and likely to do well.
1T is selling Pins fifteen per cent. cheaper than
they 'cere sold before this Tariff ,oas adopted,
and making vastly superior article. The
average price is IS cents pound or pack, con.
tanning $500 TO 5000 pins. Duty, 8 cents pc,
thousand pins. Several new establishments arc
row going forward, and we have not doubt tina,
Pins viii be 10 per cent cheaper yet within two
years if the present Tariff is sustained. The
wages of the workmen have been increased since
the Tariff passed, and great many more have
been set at work. The manufacturers are dali,
learning how to economic in materials and pro
cesses, and can sell cheap because they have q
sure, adequate and steady market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-08
rarIlr-Glass Tumhlers.

This Country formerly imported most of her
Glass Ware, among the rest, the cheap, common
Tumbler from Germany, at Il cost of so, ii, Al,
and at the lowest 37a cents dozen. This was
thought the lowest possible price-the importers
declaring that they brought them merely to fill up
their cargoes and were satisfied to make barely
freight on them, as they were sure sale. The new
Tariff imposed heavy duty on these Tumblers-
ten cents poand-and now our own people were
encouraged to attempt making them. The result
already is that they are now selling these same
Tumblers at t,oenty-serea and half cents a
dozen-lower than ever before. This is one of
the articles on which, according to the Free Ira
ders the Wing Tariff has taxed cur People fifty to
q hundred per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-08
rrs,ors Tss-tj'he Huntsville Iprrf;nI has ~

Era,oGs Ta..-fi'he louisville 1rariisl has IL
.it:cr three columns long headed "a The Act OF
the last Legislature for Confscatirg Public Pro
pertyn The amount of the act referred to IS
this. and s found in the eighth and ninth sections
of the act of last session, entitled, an DICT 20
add to the resources Of the Sinking Fnnd""-
The first of these sections provides that, where
person dies, leaving neither father, mother
child, or grandchild, the title 10 his real estate
shall not pass TO, nor his personal property ! e
distributed among, his brothers and sisters, until
they have paid fre per cent on the full value
thereof to the Commonwealth; nor to nephews
neces, uncles, or aunts, till they have paic seeen
and half per cent; nor TO remoter kindred I'LL
they have paid ten per cent"
This is adding to the resources Of the Sinking
Fund with vengeance. The Commonwealth
makes itself co.heir in every mans estate, where
there happens to be no father or direct descend
ant in the family down to grand. children. That
is; the Commonwealth of Kentucky very coolly
tells every rich old bachelor that she is very near
" related to him, and must have from five TO ten
per cent. on all his property. Nay man can
not leave his property 10 his wife without paying
5 or 10 dollars on hundred, so that if he is
worth 100000, the Commonwealth comes in
for s. 5000 or $4,000. If man wishes to
leave any part of his estate to benevolent ins-
tuition or for the relief of the poor, the Common
wealth Of kentucky colIy pockets or 10 per
cent. of it first. To crown this legislative blum.
der, laughabIe to all except the sufferer, the State
appoints an agent to value this property, Of which
she is one of the heirs. If we were to use a
Kentucky phrase we should call this law
SCreamer.