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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-30
TRUSTEE'S SALE
or Valuable Real Estate.

by virtue Of Decree OF Washington County
Court, as Court OF Equity .the undsrsign-
Trustee, will sell at public sale, en- Htdnss-
fhe 80 day eT January nexs OF ihe pre- s LIS,
6ne FARM: the late Fesidenee 81 -.
i. decd situated 10 PIe2sa7 obio
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-30
BOOTS & SHOES,
DA99 q GAPS

And IN skortsver5 sslieIe necessary to closhe !
person. from head 10 foSs.>
IN conclusion, we ask Tn, public to>call snd
examine ear stock before purchaking eseu here,
and We feel confident they will be- pleased with
the sxamination. for We pledge ourselves 70 sell
- GOOD and cheap goods. rs can be sold al fzar-
psrs-ferry, or in, jefferson county.
W !. ]. O. STEPHENS. H
Nov, 50. Iet3-st
n. B. Persons from = distances will end i
much 10 their advantage 10 call end sxami4s
our aloek Of goods. especially our stock Of rea-
dy-uade sloshing w.J.&J. G. s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-30
10000 DoIHARsl.
.Grexandrin lottery,

HAAoo AZ. ~ q ~ 49,
To Be drawn at Alsxbndria, D. c.,
o. SATURDAY. ne sih jef psetmbsr, 1919.
BRILLIANT skTlEMgi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-30
White Sugar.

w BITE Havana Sugar, just received and
w for sale lowNby F DUNNINGToN.
KerneysYille Depot Nov % III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-30
M o. m m n

a = v IE1o
q LIZ per1ons having claims against The la,e
- nrm Of Denial q Solomon sls,sv, nj
SSsse % Present. them for setlIsiaeps withaS,
....ys ena those indebted TO sid krm. vii
p'sase cone forward ana make; p;synsnl forth
soIOnore sTALRY.
Snrsfsf~r fiaf fneT y
9sooB STALEY.
STEPHEN ;sTALEY,
h..A., .cdminisiss fers.
SnePnerdstowrs Nov 30, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-30
NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber has returned for the ibird
time, this fall, from The north i and Is nov
opening splendid assortment Of Pail and win
ler Good, Ahieh BE- Will sell .. very reduced
prices Come and examine nv STOCK before
Jel purchase CHARLES HARPER.
shsPhsrdstown, Nov. 30. ls13-3l.
The hornet., 1843-09-26

IH hs fspp.s n ns sats 10 f.sy bls. 'as mo-.
ffG H.IfINsi aHIaf If llpm .HHp.fHi s,ff fnt
fr F1i sffIHf.n iI Yd8.HR. y9l n fHsY
NgHi faiNG Et.It08 81 n.e.f Hwa sfrfsA
municipal .l4HaG aH4 fiHs iHsaIfs H.fHssIssf
I1 iIs afIi H mu8I ufasYH. tft me state
f8f8fst etsaHt 1rE y5HT HyGfft 0Na.sl fs.
Hpf lG7 e.
cm wsu go rai yoa, .s,s lsi lt 10
HHHt|I with FaF
~ w. constitution NJ iha sgla is
..lIsH f.ff section go iaIIsff f1a Hsad "..gsa'J
"iH. introduction a a.1gsf .hf1 fbl HBIa. 10
maf..fHitf. gf .H u.a. fIBH He prohibited
'lgW lHI 4.leF iHe hnl l4g of N9f 1888 -
lha 4s.asl Heysw FupDf u f1ai fts iilb
tmH NJ LHm 1Gd tffs4Il have a5 das.JadJ
rDHa.Isf iIF rf1fhlsH of f.e constitution
wIHIbaI tnf othsf legislation. 8t aggdlHt lII
contracts i1f iba purchase Of slaves s1 intro.
dH-fd, IItrf the time I51gs specified. Such
spHtUEfff IG 1fief words are deemed by DIf
bfH IHusfs uHfgaHffgfioHgt Now suppose
fpu bad purchased slaves el trader from
Maryland IBI Virginia, introduced IH F.DIls
uuu pl tHlH provision of the Consultation. lt
would ba your duty a9 "a good citizen a. kuuw
what your own State Consultation was aud
what it prohibited. 1906 yoI contract lpr tbe
slaves. You execute sour bunds and the tfa.
dcr delivers you hs property You sell or
gamble away the slaves, and when pay. day
comes, the trader demands che lulGment Of the
contract aud the payment Of the money
Would you say TO him cgaH you as an hoH.
eH man say 10 him, Sir, have made way with
the proceeds Of your property have had
the full benefit Of it, bot find on consulting
Che constitution Of my State, that II were to
pay you your money, should commit gre
yIous sin against that sacred instrument |
cannot think Of such crime as violating the
sacred Constitution under which live. II !
were to pay you this money, | should damn
myself in the estimation of society aud ol the
whole civilized world. Excuse me, Sir, if you
please; my first duty, as a good citizen and an
honest man, is to maintain iEvloIate the sa-
cred charter which | have taCity sworn to
support-you ought to have known better
than to sell me those slaves in palpabe vlo-
ation oil the fundamental law. As yours
was the folly Of selling, on your head be the
loss.
Can.--Stop Mr. B., you have convinced me
the cases are parallel, and do not hesitate
to say should be guilty OF Robbery, if acted
in such a way. You are right, sir and am
wrong; from this day forth, | shall advocate
the payment of the bonds.
A BONDPAYER.
The hornet., 1843-09-26
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

keep ii before the people, that George K.
Clayton, the Bond paying whig candidate for
Governor, said in a speech at this place that
he was in favor of taxing the people of this
State to pay the Union Bank Bonds; and he
would not veto any bill the Legislature might
pass for that purpose. ."-Orford Observer.
Here is an appeal made to the people why
they should not vote for G. r. Clayton, which
would do very well, if addressed to pen OF
swine. In the name of God are we not to pay
a lust debt, because forSooth it may put us to
little trouble to get the funds to do so! An
honorable man who is in debt, will settle far
if he neoer pays. This piratical sheet has
the affrontery to tell the People if they act
honestly, and vote for Mr.. Clayton, that they
will have to pay little something for doing
so. On the other hand, if they will act d'S-
honestly and vote for Brown, that they will
have nothing to pay? Beautiful doctrine this!
Democrats of Mississippi, were you not IN
gloriously humbugged at the last election by
such avaricous and disgraceful appeals as en-
mate daily from the anti-bond presses OF this
State. Are you again to be humbugged by
such bribed harpies, many of whom owe their
first rise in life, to the assistance rendered them
by the Union Bank. If they can only keep
this back from the people-make them believe
that the bond-payers are going to sell them
out of house, land and negroes, why their ne
farious designs are consummated. They will
endeavor to incite every person who holds a
dollar of Union money, or who has ever lost
by its depreciation, against the Bank. Is 1t
not plain case, that Just the amount dollar
of Union money depreciates, it is so much
clear cash to the bank borrower and OF equal
loss to the bill-holder. To those who have
been swndled out of their all by bank-bor-
rowers, we are now speaking. Point TO an
anti-bond aspirant-one who is bitterly oppos-
ed to taxing the dear peoPle--and take our
word for it, you will find that he borrowed
more money than any bond-payer in the State
and that he used and praised the bank as
long as he could get dollar, and then turned
unon and cursed it, and tried hardest to rem
der its paper worthless, and 10 destroy its con
stitutional establishment. The people are be-
ginning TO open their eyes, and from the daily
glowing accounts we receive from diteren
parts of the State, we have the best assuran
The hornet., 1843-09-26
SENTIMENTAL.

"What are you muttering there!" asked
father of a son whom he had spoken harshly
to.
"Oh let him alone," said the mother; "his
ewes are full Of the hearts rain, (poetic wo-
manD and his soul is clouded with griei.''
ais III" inquired the husband, "his mutter-
inp then, is a sort of mental thunder, ! sup
pose."
eyes," sobbed the wife.
"Wel, well,'' was the reply, "we must ex'
pect electricity; so I'll apply the lightning
rod"
Thus saying, he took trim birch' ano
'whaled' him in warm style.
The hornet., 1843-09-26

.aoaurNIcArEu.l
Il ,ONG.-Tuu, AuH Lang SyHc
health to HEyHY CLAY
Bnoarj may it 60,
j our State is heard the name,
eag and CayioH too.
bf Clay and Clayton too,
4 Of Clay and Clayton too;
hil Ger our State is heard the name,
4 Of Clay and Clayton too.
\ they are the men for us,
l,ocos far must go,
feding country knows the worth,
Gay and Clayton too:
OF Clay, &c.
plan or clique shall split our vote,
y vote our Ticket through,
|hext we vote, our votes will count,
FIay and Clayton too:
For Clay, &c.
hward 90 if thou art true,
4 have a Jubilee,
unbroken phalanx move,
Play and Clayton too:
For Clay, &c.
UMBRA.
'hrNTv MI Sor+ 81 1S19
The hornet., 1843-09-26
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s afnay falffi9'lml fga H'sd
f#f#T or ltfsiHf r. affa
IfaH IH8fE# F#.a
saf tame EHf# i.tN
IN HHis fapf.f. Ha respectfully
.F fHs H#VIa o. Carol. SOD '..
afH. afa considered dHf ~ soon
FrI pTfsous Fifl bo expected i1
Haf called upon
fafs 20 ba paid fDf boz advance
8nI COMMUNICATIONS addressed
. a4 business WilH the Office, The
mIf. aflhey HiiI nai hn attended ta.
The hornet., 1843-09-26
DOD FOR DEMOCRATS.

l|Owing communication is taken from
shcz Free Trader, the strongest loco
q in the State. It's Editor, Mr.. Don
lose name we have published before,
debtor to the Union Bank, did not
|ert it. But as it was from the pen
N "Old Democrat Of TO-" he was
v cornered, and forced to comply.
8and then hand it to your neighbors,
Aem read it.
use VERSUS SOPHISTRY.
HPHAN:-
lowing dialogue, in substance, be-
enteIIigent and industrious mechanic,
pu-bOnd candidate for the Leglsla-
ns SO well to illustrate the sound
views, which many of our clear
"a honest-hearted working men take
pa question, that ! must ask a place
8our columns. ] think there are few
PredJudiced as not to perceive how
\ The strong common-sense OF tins
Ald rejecting yeoman, to the shallow
The technical cunning and chicane-
+ arttul special pleading, by which
seek TO evade the payment of a just
pl' created by the people and for the
h to justify the State in her present
attitude of Reputation.
k0te'- Well, Mr.. B., | am out for the
E. and should be glad to have the
SO honest and upright a citizen as
nown TO be. They call me an anti.
cause am opposed to the payment
lion Bank Bonds; what think you o.
p are you for or against their pay
M Il am for their payment TO b'
Inlnk every honest man ought to be
Ah! 11t, why SO, Mr.. b.
"een | execute my bond or not'
formal manner, and receive a val
slueratlon therefor, | do so with th'
n.'On OF meeting 1t punctually whel
~nen employ an agent or agent
: = ana receive money in my name,
pound In morals (as you know
20 discharge promptly the author
"OhS which they create for me.
The hornet., 1843-09-26

nPAGENrs.-The following named gentle
men will please act as our agents, and receive
and receipt for subscriptions to the HORNET
Other of our friends not named, who may
take an interest in the matter. are also author
lied to do the same.
At Observation-Disclosures. Chas. Kopperl, G. F.
Fisher and Robert Cross.
AT Middleton-MeSsrs. Jno. o. Young, Jas.
M. Dunn, Morgan Caudle and N. N. Moore.
AT Parker's Precinct-Messrs. Jno. A. Bin
ford, J. w. Dykes, James Parker and Hector
Mcneil.
Smiths MilIs-Messrs. David Akin, T. M
Smith, G.. A. Graves, z. Pratt, and David En-
mons
At Williams Landing-Isaac Hannah, w.
N. Miller, F. w. Sabin, Jno. L. Ready and j.
G. Harris. o.,
At Black Hawk-Messrs William Gillespie
Doct. Terrell, Reuben Marshall, w. A. Smith,
James and David Standley.
Marion-Messrs. A. B. Robinson, e. Fisher
and Robert Smith.
At CoiIa-James Harrell, L. w. Carleton
and Litteton Benthall.
The hornet., 1843-09-26
TERHErT.
.,gs. 90 rois FsrEH'

.,ossgf a.Itsnmlftsf istsR.s
falsf fssfga 81 ~ fs.
The hornet., 1843-09-26

ess fhsi ils fobtsrffgo ~ upplltiloo H fa.i
ipg sw 10 ibs daH Dlsnuee cod shame ~
ihs polluted Bfn flai vsYit attempt % fgiis ii
Wh4t fasafgfs does hs a4ugw minded a
q Bfawa. pfopsss fef ils beasff n fhs psss
pIa n ~ fsIsats himssll 1f'isf aad brother
fau Isbf sfONE HUNDRED AND 30.
Tf Eisltr THOUSAND DOLLARS. wblsh
Hsy judy owe hs tb.gh Btas. i thought
p ta aRnuGfss f'at hs hrss me- ps4pie. aad
opfo.si ~ ltsIf bs.og tlssf. wby ihsn ibsY
Iu81J s,is gf h.u.
ksspilIe.ofs iIs people, llti 40 Bfowa
wH.a amsm'ff 1f na ias..4iafe, FROM Co
p.th s1a1fy, hIfgHgh SWORN io s1pppt
fhs CorUfmIo0J voted Zoe fIa w'e ~ fbs W..
y identical bpala ea..H Ha .ay w8taasga.
aitafigaglg Disposed pl
keepit before The people. shat wlH.ebs we
1rd0ga Circuit Judge Ia one of fHn Sp1tbsrn
.UntHer. aIl suits ibtf wsfo brought before
bin, where individuals were indebted 10 ibe
Union Bank, be invariably decided lbaf said
institution could not collect b., debts, and at
tie same time the Brown family wcfc iniobt.
ed the amount above stated.
Would il not also be as WE'LL 10 Keep it be-
fore the people, that G.. r. Clayton, bond.pay.
Ina candidate for Governor, never borrowed
one dollar from any baak in his life, nor has
he ever been connected with them in any
manner shape or form. On the other hand be
IS well known at home, as the sterling aud hon
est farmer Clayton.
Keep it before the people, that the expires.
sion Of G.. r. Clayton, that abe would not We.
to any bill the Legislature might pass" in IA.
vor of PAYING THE BONDS, meets ;ho
entire appreciation Of every true and honest
hearted bond-payer Of Mississippi-and the
fear Of having the contents OF ones PURSE
essened should never be a sufficient cause for
acting DISHONESTY.
If the Oxford Observer will only keep a
few more such paragraphs before the People,
as the one above, we will be very thankful in
deed, and award to him disposition to do jus
tice to Mr. Clayton and his friends.
The hornet., 1843-09-26
We find the following communication in
the Grenada Herald Of the 9th inst.

CoFFEEvILLE, (Miss) September 4, lS43.
Mr.. Editor-Allow me to call the attention
of your readers to candidate for the Clerk
ship of the Chancery Court at Carroton, Col,
J. J. HODGE, who has recently paid US VS.
it on an electioneering tour. Col. Hodge Is
gentleman in the fullest sense of the term
a man of business and well acquainted with
the duties of the office he seeks at your hands.
He is not as well known in Yalobusha and
TaIlahatchie counties as he is in Carroll and
Holmes, or his election would be certain
The opinion of the Bar in the counties where
he is known is decidedly in his favor, and al
most unanimous in the town of his residence.
If you see a tall well dressed gentleman, (wIth
white hat,) courteous and kind in his inter-
course with his associates, dignifed and com,
manding in his general bearing, and very well
disposed towards every body, (and particular
! Iy voters) that's Col. Hodge, of Carroton' the
very man for Clerk of the Chancery Court at
Carrolton. AN OLD RESIDENTER.
The hornet., 1843-09-26
POlTRY.

.srrrtnls ar nASpon srnose"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-13

~ FOR SALE, ON very moderate terms, q
liz House and BOT offering opportunity
of improvement the capitalist The pays Than per
cent upon The pucc demanded.
~ great demand Tor The ncighbourr csQccia
y such n te 20 the north and Of the City.
az 10 C. r., Bolts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-13
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
House Of Lords. august sih
THE STATE OF IRELAND.

The Earl of RODEN drew attention E, the state of Ire
land and petition which he had u present ON that sub
yec-It emanaed from upwards Of 5000 Of her Macsty
Protestant loyal subjects residing IN the district OF Rat
land, IN the county Of Down. Gesired the Houss IN ,L
for REFRESHING the rebcios spirit in Ireland
pressed great surprise seeing the marked difference made
between Proicsants and Roman Catholics i'm respect of the
enorccmeno OF the law against p.occssions many of the
frotcsnns having been gaol for celebrating the
nVcrsay Of the battle OF tie Boync while meetings for the
Repeal OF the Union were being held almost daily without
the Roman Catholics who attended them being punished
m way The petitioners PRAYED first thu, tie Home,
would take into immediate consideration the present alarm,
ing state Of Ireland aud the dangerous situation IN which
frotestanis IN that country placed that they wopd
adopt such measures would prevents civil war and that
they would repeal, renew the Procession A-, and
permit the PrJicsants Of Ireland who had sworn q,
tain the House OF Hanover the throne Of these realms
20 celebrate tho anniversary ct the delivery Of their
Lord Rodcn supported this petition IN lop, spcb
The Procession Act introduced by the Wing Minister
in cJ2 NJ the time perfectly understood that IL pd
apply not only 20 the Protestant professions iu Ireland but
O. a professions connected with any class or denomination
OF th" inhabitants. aud Tie himself had f5s some time ep
gcd 90 pcrsucdiug tho Ouugtmcn Ut that ct Under t,t
act, the mere fact OF appearing in procession was c,u,
ca crne no matter whether any overt act any violent or
dangerous conduct had occurred the part OF the persons
composing such procession. Two youug men ,yt, toog
part M procession az Dromorc, In July last year. were
sentenced 70 six months imprisonment and actually cndur
ed h'ei one ct them having nh parents who were dc.
pendent on hs cNcrtl'ns. They the only dcsucrs
IN population Of COCO; while others the most n,rr,nt
breaches of The law overlooked. 4 petition Tor n
mitigation of their scnCucCwa forwarded tn the Lord Lieu
tenants huttc answer was that Oh, law must lie 1
nn' was received by them 10 sorrowuI submission En-
arg1g the pouccahc conduct Of his Protestant brethren
iu Ulster daring the last six months Lord Ro,rn contend
cd That would only be Justice repeal the act orcNtcnd
20 Co all classes and denominations.
Thence he passed TO thodistubcd state Of Telnd which
has arrested improvement Of every nd and improvements
being abandoned by the higher classes many of the hum
oe classes arc deprived Of employment lie dwct upon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-13

ElNE OLD CuGNAC BRANDY bali pipes very superior,
n Cogn1c Brandy. just received for sale.
SCI WILLIAMS & HANALI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-13
For RENT.

90 The upper part of the now House next
Liz door above Mr. Alex Duvairs Dugc Store. which - NJ
present occupied hy Col Fry. who intends removing Charlotte
lel-ihc house wei finished AMI suitable board
ng House The rent VIII be low and possession given immediately
j. LIT FRY 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-13
Desirable Business stand
FOR RENT.

I'm FOR RENT, the tenement south side of
AlsH street few doors below Mesrsvalcnue Bfecen Co
excellent stand business occupied by Kelvin
Possession will be- given the let OF April Apply TO
4. a. J. =. JAMES A. co.
mh7-0 Globe square.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-13
FOR RENT,


IN The large Warehouse on the south side
HAAof the BASIN, thu south streets
known by he name OF AndeTsons Warehouse.
Also the House Cary between Banchs Factory and
Simpsons lumherou.e. which admirably
stand AMI which may Doe fitted up for purpose.
Also Tobacco Factory and Alloy lust
the Of Mes>rs Dunlop, Moneure COS Auction store
~ FRED. ANDERSON & co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-13
TOBACCO TACTORY FOR RENT.

t5a Inc spacious FACTORY on lBth street
IL known Barclays Factory, with all the appuucnanccs re
guCd the manufacture of Tobacco the extensive sca
for sent Fortcm' which exceedingly oicatc enquire
Ju ls-t FEAkE, JONES 4 WINSTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-13

FOR NEW ORLEANS
ttrst Packct-isnsiSins 81 IibDy-s Line.
l3YSe The regular packet brig ORLEANS, Can't.
sni Win commence loading this day For freight or pas
"fIs o"''u al Luiahs wlariio JAS FISHER x SON,
au 9 HASkINS L LIBBY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-13

/ ICoRICE-2O cases landing aud Tor sale
Sc DAVENPORT & ALLEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-13
p"2ns0NIAN noIANIC PRACTICE.

IhohSONIAN BOTANIC PRACTICE.
hk. u. ID. ROBINSON continues to offer his
- Professional services those may prefer the BOTANIC
fhA'i'E Doct T. Is graduate Of Medical College Of
ono has devoted several years To the study of MEDICINE
'thN aHd other branches connected Medicine.
o' TWO u courses OF Lectures subjects usually
IN 'eue Medical Institutions Ills experience and
ing ic last sEvEN years ~ the
et su'n as pyslepsn Liver Complaint Dopsy Rheumatism
Asthma Scrniu1 Fits Spinal Affection, and
peculiar To Females jucs assertion that large majority Of
those who have long been afflicted desaircd Of getting
we'll be- by judeious o., Botanc remedies restored
to health aud Strength
Persons residing distance obtain board with Dr. which
VIII make greatly their
y IN cases Of MIDWlFERN-clarrc only $40.
supply Of genuine Botanic Medicine sale wholesale and
Tciail-aso Ihouson's New book containing s3i ragcs
gr..t s,,.t,, i'm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-13
FOR RENT.


90 THE MANSION HOUSE FOR RENT
ks This and house present
IN the occupancy Of Mr. William Hewlett The
ton oi this House business strong
niation former occurans have
done fine business and there doubt Il
pant Will keep really good house, good profitable
stu he done. There little duubi n board
may lie obtained opened Possession
may be had the LIST day October Apply
ers & Co. DAVID BURLINGTON.
"a FOR RENT.-The brick dwelling on
LIN Shockor l present occupied by BALDWIN ami
door Mr. Archd on the I Nove
her ncu auI-if a. ". & j. J. FRY GO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-19

Notwithstanding the opinions OF some, cannot
dout that the price of these articles, wouii oe en-
HANGED to The consumer, 10 some eAe"' y -
nos;,;on of duties But it may be questioned whe.ne
this effect would MT be temporary. o'nst ,aa bss
in various countries and the amount produced mas
,ncreasad of l,le wears rapidly. Sh'uio the compe"
lion bet .epn those countries be or become So aelS. 90
10 email. us to choose the source OF supply, 'ne
may fall upon tie producer In respect 70 .eas '"e
nn;na II The China tade and the exchange ior .ii'h
r 49,. So cotton fabrics instead of specie as here.
tofore will enable to ottin larger suppress aho ..
chsonpr ,et,s Bat whatever may be the increase u
o,ice /, The consumer ard whether IL De pe'a"e". VI
,cmno,n,v il would be fair dist'hnsca among iiie
whole community, for nearly ali are cohsntrs amu
hv n,ons, adus,,nen; of the rats, II would iai ehfy
mo, h. - no used teas Of The most expensive Eiha
H,na ,sc6c dut, in reference TO coal would De
In $40, 10 exclude spurious article, which has
sometimes forced its way among US, u wouiu oe exp.
dent 10 fix minimum valle At sixteen u IN ,ass
nor nonnd duty Of five cents per pound on all teas
foo twenty five cents or under, oil seven ces
anon bosa casting from twentyfret to thirty cents
and time advancing the duty according TO the cost
would afford the most certain and pracicaoe moue !"
coI,ec,;o, while it would be the ast hnrdensonie
With respect 20 coffee, IS repfeseh'eo wa VIZ
ence in value between the various descriptions IN use
econ, !. not such as 10 render m nd vuiorem duty
nacess.rr or expedisut A moderate spec'fc DUTY o.
TWO cents ner pound, when brought from lhe country
Of e Growth, in Asia, Africa or America ana th,et
cents per pound when imported from Europe, !, IS De
lieved would be fair and moderate. oueh uay m,ss
he estimated to produce at asst two millions hVe nun
dred thousand dollars From duty on teas, graduated
as above suggested we may expec, to realize about
one million five hundred thousand dollars Much
howeyer will depend upon the terms Of our trade with
China |. cannot BE- supposed that duties 10 The amount
or f,ur milliors distributed among nearly eighteen
millions Of peysons, would be seriously felt ny any
even assuming that the consumers would exclusively
bear the burden, and that it would not be divided be-
tween them and the producers