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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23
RICHMOND, VA, MARCH "a, 1913.
RICHMOND DAILY WING:

rrsss oT suSscnruosro City per year
and for shorter pcroA when .ep, by man so-payabe In
all cases, in advance
ApVssusso-for square Cor l.-s iu.cr
ton Is cents two insertions 81 2 three " so and
every succeeding insertion. n cents
Transient advertisers pay advance.
The number o insertions Of Advertisements the
Ms they VIII be inserted stopped and
Cd accordingly DOT Orders To writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 squares and in that
proportion Tor advertisements Of length
square, except Auetoneers and Lottery dealers charged
sioo. paper ineluded)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23
SANUS SUBSTANTIALLY.

or rcmovni and permanent & a of all, Al;
enses arising from Impure state OF the
Hood or habit OF the system. VIZ:
Serofda or Kings Evil rheumatism.
tons Pimpe Posule- Pace Boteh.s Bles Cbrone
Sore Eyes Ring Worm letter scad Enlargement and
pain of the Bones and Joints stubborn syphe symo
toms sciatea Lunbago. and diseases arising from an mud.
eiou- Use o Mercury Aseits- DroI- npdnce
IN life Also Chronic Constitutional Disorders be removed
hv ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23
GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R & LYELL,
"A KTICHUk E--Grcen Globe

~ Az Il Just received n fresh supply of Garden
n Seeds from Noh-aso several different kinds Of
and genuine.
ARTICHOKE-Grecn Globe
ASPARAGUS-Giant or Dutch.
BUNCH BEANS-Broad Windsor Mohawk Early Dwarf
Pod Marrow Dwarf Red spcckled French, Royal Dwarf White
Kidney.
POLE BEANs-Horteultura Pole Large White Lima Scarlet
Runners White Dutch Runners.
BEET-Eary Tump Early Yellow French surar Io,r
Blood MangeI wuTtzeu
BROCCoLI-I.arge Purple Cape.
CABBAGE-Bltiersea Cromwell Dnmhead Early Bullock Ms
Heart Dwarf Green Savoy Early Sugar Loaf Early York Fiat
brunswick Green Cued Savoy Large York Sugar Loaf
Red Picking.
CARRUT-Lone Orange
CAULIFLowER-Eariy and Late Dutch
CoRN-smiths Extra Early.
CucuMBER-Eary Frame, Early Green Cluster Long Green
Turkey
EGG PLANT-Purple.
ENDINE-Grern CURED
hALE-GIecu Curlcd Scotch.
EiTCCE-Brown Dutch Early Drnihead Early sesia Green
Coss lee, Large White Loaf
MElLONCatona Water Citron Large Au or Yellow
Nutmeg.
NASrURTIUM.
OkRA-Ionr andS Short
ONlON-Silyer Yellow
FARsLEN-CuTled and Single
PARSNlP-ENia Large, Large Dutch.
PEAS-Bluc Imperial Dwarf Mauowflt Dwarf Green Marrow
ia larry Frame Early Bishops Dwarf, Extra Sinclair
Washington, Early Warwick, MarruNfat
RADSH-Back Spanish Turnp Long Scarlet White Tur-
nip Yellow Turnip
sALSIFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER
sFlNAGE-Pncky Pail Round Leaved or Summer
soUASiI-Eary White Bush Eaty Yellow Bush Winter Crook
Yellow Striped.
TOMATO-Iarge Red
TCRNP-Eary White Dutch Early Yellow Drteh Early Garden
stone Larry White stone Red Top Ruta aga. Flat Winter
Al.so-Canary seed and an assortment Of Flower
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23
BOLTON 4 HARRISON.

Druggists . APothecaricS, corner Mnin and
tForernor Streets, lJeiOIC the Eagle RuinS)
'pL Subscribers having store respectfully
cher n country merchants and extensive assor
mcn u Drugs, Chemicals Paints colour a. WHICH
they viii sell on the terms
Epson salts Flour Sulphur. Csmphor, Magnesa senna
Mama, Castor oil IN bottles Soda for Washing
Potash and Pelra-h. Salaratus
SAT- feire Jamaica Ginger. Sedtl and Yeast Powder
Nhne Lead Iinseed oil Spirits Turpenne. Copal Varnsh
sa1 'aInlsh Nenet1R Red Spanish Brown Ground Verdgr
Blls ana Green Ncrditer, Paris White. Dutch Pink
Red Lead. Blue. Red and Yellow Paint Window Cl,s-
leuo" ochte' Rose Pink Indian Fed. Imperial Gfscn
for walls S'
suph 0unine Morphine &c wiha full supply Of sera, chew
ing AMI smoking tobacco. snufr snutT boxes a. NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23

III .'' W HiSpid'th from our store, on Gary
- street on the night % iis fire o.r of r. T
son two boxes sngic hIf and half boxes OF wolssy
a Noy sugar at half boxes n Browns
Barnes Co.'S ANes keg of Indigo barrel tone ANY
information about said goods viii D. thankfully received
de27 PARRtsu =, pp AZ, -,
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REMOVED

bkANNAN co.'s Ola Dominion Clothing Store to IN. on,
e slde OF the street. and Franklin Hotel LJobn
- e NUN "oNefAo'
"Ul.l enoIaee this opportunity and II making
Known I" the citizens OF Richmond.
We constantly keep hand Clothing Of all Kind and 1o
~ VIC 'Ieht ana approaching viii eli AZ
49, our SOCK whether they goods or not An yo
sold BY US that do please in every r.speet MAJ, ~ -
he money refunded a1J-An goods warranted =, 81 u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23
STOCK,
PRY 4 Co

SPRING STOCK.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, BLACKING. CARPET
BAGS, &c.
WOULD respectfully inform the public gene
I an my oLD ersTosEKs particularly that have commenced
eeeVns my spring stock OF Boots Shoes Trunks Backing Carpet
Bags &c TO which invite attention shan oFer such in
dueeinsni' to cash customers as will not fail to please
The following articles comprise portion OF my stock
LADIES' WORK
Ladies fine dress Slippers very superior
Walking Shoes do. do.
Caters and Cater Shoes
seal and ealfskin Shoes very hne and superior
morocco and kid Shoes Buskins and Pans Ties
morocco ami Rid Slipper lst End ord and quarters
comprising very A:ge stock at all prices.
To the above large stock Of leather Shoe a.,
slippers Pumps and Walking Of all kinds
GENTLEMEN'S WORK
Stout calf Boots for walking and dress, \ NO.2
Water proof Boots very superior
shon 'aPs walking Pumps dress Pumps Brogaus Shoes
Of calf Boots, from sal o e.
MISSES AND CHILDREN's WORK.
In tbs department have large qualities
BOYS AND YOUTHS WORK
very large stock Of all kinds AMI qualities which invite an
persons VINO deal nshoe to call and look and satisfy
do so either wholesale retail. SAMUEL Pt~rYEY
Square below ruins of the Eagle and nearly opposite Mtcs
se"',s S'"'S, NH -
ENORN-CORN.-5OOb bushels of V-b;tc ,or,, m,
- board sehr Wing. at Rockets. for sale by
mh2 JAMES : GEORGE WINSTON
pRINClPE CIGARS.-W have lust received.
n Hef 4nn
brands-vlneh offer sale.
nh II ALEXANDER DUvALkCo
DRlME CLOVER SEED.-2OO bush. prime
K Clover Seed for sale by
NH IL WILLIAMS l. HANAIL
RROOMS.-lOO dozen Brooms very chead
- Ioi cash by tmh III GEO. W CRETTER
uST received - barrels Cider Vinegar.
UNI II! FRY co.
A REAL BLESSING To MOTHERS.
Il III PARRIsS CELEBRATED AMERICAN SOOTHING sY-
- ECP, FOR CmLpEES CrrTtSo rur TEETu.
10 Hos AID Na-sesThs innibie remedy has ureS,rvsd
hundTeds OF Chrren when thought from onns
A soon a. the syrup rubbed gums the child will recover
ms preparation sso innocent -eacous pleasant that
no eh VIII refuse TO Jet rs be rubbed IT, When infants
are at The age Of four months though appearance Of ~
one ooo 81 the syrup should be used orn the pores
Parents should never be without tins Syrup nursery where
there are eien Il a wakes IN the pieb ,,tb
pains IN the gums the syrup Immediately gives by opening the
pores and healing the thereby preventing Convulson re
vers, sc. To be had Of
PEYToN JOHNSTON. Agent
tla ." Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23
DISSOLUTION.


rENHE partnership existing under The syl. Of Cr,,,-r
Praks Dissolved on IN. ia Of March
dnst Geo W. tiretts alone bushes Of
urit concern GEO. ". GRETTER
GEO. r. PEAKE.
Inc subscriber continues the business the
below The Bed aud -cit continuance n patronage hsr
any bestowed The former lie
s country friends for the produce where no risk
asenl without any charge for selling.
Refers 10 Haun Brothers REM Sheppard Dunloo
Mnneure Co, Williams a IIsran Raon PIeasanrs D.
James q Co Ihos r. Price, John e. Hobson.
J CED "
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-tO hbds " orean. suRar-5O
~ beis do superior Moasses jus, received
W. ANDERSON. IT.
mn Opposite Columbian Hotel
n AGuiRA AND RIO CoFFRE.-5O bArs IAguira-5o do
u a DARK Rio Coffee. jus; received and for
w ANDERsON 4,
E'AMrLY ROE HERRNGs-go hai barrels Of tho.e Family
- Roe Herlngs only remaining, for sale.
IL G. wISsroS
TANA COFFEE, &c:-
~ Superior Old lava Coffee
DO Laguyra
Philadelphia single do do
Brown Sugar Of various grades andp riees
superior Gunpowdsr and PouebonE Teas-for saIe by
mn n. " BURTON.
ri HHDS. Porto Rico Sugar, OF superior quail
- u ~ landing this day. for SAX by
NH ID DAVENPORT A. ALLEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23

MOVER SEED bushels pmc Cosct seed anins this day.
~ for sale. mh }. 4 q. WINSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23

NoJLEs shot. assorted
Il B.sachcj Winter OIL
oh white and Java Coffee
Huils sons Candles
Sole Leather New York inspection
Nhiskey. hhds
Nails. assorted
Licoucc. prime quality
Black Teas
Gunpowdrr DO
Sicily Madeira Wine
Alum. Copporas. for ale by
mr. patsr..
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900 BAGS New Crop Rio Coffee (scented)
80 80 % g Superior ss on Iar. 3
10 do Mlnealbo do
20 Iihaa New Crop Auasapa. and y. o Sugar
10 Barrel. Pulyeri1sd do
% 10 Bore Bo1e' wOoi'ey' Refined Loaf 60
10 Bone. Single Loaf DO DO
is Hbds- n o. Molasses Bright
SO Bbk. do do do
Is Hhds- P. R.
IS BoIe. Brown Soap
90 do Chocolate
10 Tierees New Rice
so Boxes Best Sperm Candies
20 do iuT- patent do
IS do Vanegaied soap
Half Chests Superior c. p. Tea
do do DO Back DO
y Boxes Green and Imperial Teas
10 Barrels Coppetss
90 Bags Pepper
IS do Ginger
CeToons Indigo
Hemp and Manila Bed Cords
Cotton and Hemp Lines
10 Tons Superior Country Iron
Bis'ered Shear and Cast Steel
Powter-F Duponr's
Do Blasting
Shot and Bar Lead
Bel Isle Nails
Half Pipes Superior Brandy
10 do Imitation do
20 Casks Old Madeira Wine
20 do Museat do
Is do Sweet Malaga
90 Barrels Gibson's Mol whskey
50 Baskets Champagne Wine, Key Brand
400 Reams Wrapping Paper
100 DO Letter DO
Painted Buckets, Wood Ware A Measures
100 Boxes sxIO Class
100 DO lOHi2 do-For sale by
4
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IMPROKED YEAST PnMnERS-

fOT RAISING bHckrhc0f Cakes, NubiHs Sc.
foMBlNlNG economy and convenience having been used with
- great subtraction BY families Richmond We can recommend
this article with confidence We prepared large quantity
frcsh anil properly lbcrri with urErcriovs rnE rsr
These Powders admirable f,r Yeast In making
all kinds NJ Batter C1k md have The advantage that ar
rendering The batter perfectly rht fc1ay baking t m
slant they are miyi Buekwhcat and cakes when made
with these rowcrs likely disagree with the stomach
than t-e made with yeast and requires few minutes to
prepare or making the possibility n having BE- en-
tifcly avoided.
BRrcroS-Futt The white and eoourod paper into
separate vcs-e anil ami 'f rs ~ each Mt
three quarts ofbauer thicker allow for The h.
qud In which che powders dissolved AMI when ready baking
rir in sHone II The dsvci Podersihen add the other
well AMI commence baking Immediately riiiorf further agitation
Hail Teach powder Cor 20 put of Prepared m
sale by BOLTON a HARRISON
Corner M1nani Governor streets below Eagle ruins
NH
ITTER'S KEN SO TuE ACCOHDION-in
- which b. explained hc best method Of performing that
bcaut0 and simple Instrument hy applied 90
thc Notes which correspond teye being placed
directly under and the and
Inst clen adults can Rad figures can play
Immediately further instructions than The ID
feetons gwen thu book finn edition with Improvements and
additions fucc 50 cis R,ccycdty
us A. = LYONS
NLOvER sEEDs1 bushels prime Closer anins this day
- for sale, nah 8 }. 4 z, WINSTON,
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GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE.
ToR SALE By
ROB'T X. DUAL.

NAhkAN IT'D FRESH AND GENUINE,
FOR SALE BY
ROB'T X. DUAL.
Bank S7uare. Richmond. Virsini1
A SPARACus-Ciauto or Dutch
I BEANS-I1rge. AMI small Lima SNAPS &c.
BLEI-lons Bood Fairy blood Turnp French White Sugar
Manrel Wuritel
BRpCOLi-Early Cape Large Purpe
CAbbAGE-iafy York Large YORK Eafy nfumhesd " Batter
sea FAIRY sueadoaf Large Drumhcad CromwsI-s DO Red
dutch % Pekns Green CURED Savoy. Pcuton, Leh &C
CARROr-Long Orange
CAULtFLOwER-Eafiy AMI LAT.
CELERY.-Wh.te Solid
CUCUMBER-Early Frame. Long Green
EGG PLANT
kALE-Scofch. Sea Kae
MEtON-Nuinic- Citron. ~
WATER -MELON-Finest kinds
NAsrr RTlrW
oNioN-Eary Silver Skinned Large Red
FNRsLEY-Cufsi
FARsNlF-Isge swelling
FEAs-E'ry Monumental Fairy Cromwell Eiliy Ciataa E.y
tnme h"nn Blue Fru-siin Dwarf Mifr1uht
kADlSl-L0ng Scarlet Turnip
RHuB NRB-Rcf f.r rirs
Satisfy Nerstlh'e tigs.er
SPINACH
SQUAst-Elry Bush
TDMATO-I1rrs Re-.
IJRNlF-Ear5 Pat Dutch Ret Top Lsrss Nrfs Rua Rag,
ALSO,
geneml lsslrmeut of Flower seed
BULBOus ROOTS
DOUBLE DAHLIAs
ONION SITS s. sc. c
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-24
THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAs.i

There is no longer room for the slightest doubt
that the annexation of Texas to the Union will be
attempted at the coming session OF Congress We
have heretofore noticed the hints OF Mr. G'Imer
of Va, the declarations of Henry A. Wise, and
the fact that New Hampshire newspaper, which
il the mouth piece ofLev Woodbury., Senator
from New Hampshire, and loco ioco candidate
for the Vice Presidency has come out in favor of
annexation. Now we give the following, which
is confirmed in various quarters, and settles the
fact that the attempt will be made. The real
motives may be what they Wilt is likely they
are two fold first, TO perpeuote the domination
Of the slave power and second, 10 buy slave votes
for the loco foco candidates next yeor;-bui
whatever they may be- we are sure tho act can
not he perpetraied without producing dissolu-
ton Of the onion. The North ought moi, will not,
submit to any extension OF the curse Of slavery
Tho Union was formed with the mutual under
standing that slavery was to be diminished, not
increased; aud this attempt would, for that rea E
son, be breach Of faith. In the next place, there
is no power conferred upon Congress by The Con-
stitulion to do such all act: TO do it, therefore,
would be an assumption Of power in contempt OF
the Constitution, which never could he justified
except by the unanimous consent OF all the STATES
in Tie Union Vermont, it will be seen, has eX
pressed her dissent already. But finally, the act
would he through its operation in ensnying mill
ions of human beings, an offence against hu-
manity-a fragrant sin in the eye Of God-which
cannot be committed without mourning the dis
pleasure Of heaven. From this act, the South
hope to derive political power, and profit in the
traffic in human flesh, aud they are already APP
peang to the cupidily of the North by promising
large commercial advantages: but let the North
and The South remember, that righteousness ex-
altcth u nation"
IT will be observed that the friends Enumeration
will mike loud appeals to the fears OF the nation
against the encrouchmcnts of Great Britain. Let
us have no false issue. England seeks her ad-
vantage through the abolition Of slavery If, then
we are 10 contend with her, let it he upon fair aud
equal ground let us take her on her own terms.
If we seek TO wrest Texas from her at all, lei us take
her on The express condition that from the mo-
ment she becomes ours, none but 6ecmen can drdiC
a breath upon her soil. Perhaps on thnt condition
the north might consent 10 the annexation or pur-
chase of Texas, though even then, this vast extern
sion of the limits of The Republic would present
weghty objections.
We will publisl, the resolutions of our legs'u-
turo next week.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-24
THE CASH SYSTEM
PRICE REDUCED !

BY way of making an attempt to change the
system of newspaper subscriptions on credit, for
the cheaper, aud to both publisher and patron
better, system Of paying cash down, we offer the
Waterman and State Journal as follows:
To all present subscribers who pay up arrears,
and TO all new subscribers, s so per year, cash in
Advance. To all others, at the same rates now
charged BY ddrance, we mean at the time OF sub
scription or commencing with new year-not
the former custom of considering payment
within the first six months to be in advance. Re-
mttances by mail mus, be free ofpostage, as post
masters are allowed to frank for subscribers
We twill take this occasion TO say, that in the
coming winter, we shall give the Wachman a
new dress, aud make such improvements in the
advertising columns as will make them more con-
spicuous and more comely, without entronchfng
upon the limits for reading matter. We shall
also, in due tmo make arrangements for issuing
A CHEAP EXTRA, each week, without ndver-
tisements preparatory to the great political CAM
pkgn of eF4 ~ which plan we will give the de-
tails 10 proper season, and ask the support of the
Wings Of Vermont.
Now is the time for new subscribers 10 begin,
and we invite post masters, agents and friends TO
lend their aid in extending our circulation. Such
services will DO remembered. The session OF
Congress is at hand, and the peculiar constitution
of the government, IA Tyler President and Cabi-
net, Wing Senate and loco foco llouse,J the
great questions which may be asated-and the
crisis of the country, as it is on the eve OF Pres
i,len,al election-a conspire to render the do
ings of Congress- and the political movements Of
the winter, exceedingly interesting and important
10 every freeman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-24
Discussions in The CaLinel.--The rnmors

Discussions in the CGLinei.--The rumors OF
Discussions IN the Cabinet at Washington, to which
ausion was made in our morning edition, APP
pear TO be well founded. All accounts agree
that Mr. Upshcr conceded with the President,
while all the other members of the cabinet iisson-
ted. Precisely what is the subject Of difference,
is not so clearly ascerialned One gentleman
who is likely TO be we'll informed, thinks it was
the question of further extensive removals of the
wings from Office, and that the President and Mr.
Upsher opposed the measure Another gentleman
whose opportunities of information are equally
good, is confident that the dissension arose upon
the question of Introducing prominently into the
forthcoming Presidents Message, recommends
ton TO admit Texas into the UnIonj and that The
President 81 Mr. Upsher were decidedly in favor
Of the recommendation, but were as decidedly OPP
posed 10y the other members OF the Cabnel.
We are inclined to think tho latter view OF
the subject is correct OF course, we cannot
undertake to say precisely what were the points of
disagreement but that they related TO the Texas
question, in connexion with the overtures of Eng.
land perhaps, for the abolition OF slavery in that
republic, Is more than probable Jour. Com.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-24

GF@Since the heroic days OF missionary mar
tyrdom, we do not recoect 10 have seen any thing
more striking than the following drawn from
late French paper:
Marlyrdom ia CAinG.-The Univers gives the
following US an authentic account OF The martyr
dom of Nj. Rorie, the Missionary ut Tong Kong,
in China: when surprised by the soldiers who
went TO arrest him, he rose and like the Savior,
asked them, 'Whom seek yep They were for
moment struck dumb by his majestic counIenance
and extraordinary stature, so imposing in this eli
mate. When put in irons the conlessor took ad.
vantage OF the eageness shown by the people to
visit him, TO deliver freely TO them The words of
eternal life. His execution was horriiying. The
exsculioner, who was half drunk, scarcely knew
what he was about His first stroke of the sabre
fell on the eur Of the martyr, and cut him TO the
jaw; the second came upon the top OF the shout
ders and the third was better directed, but did
not sever the head from The trunk. Al this sight
the criminal mandarin shrunk back with horror.
L, required seven strokes before the sanguinary
work was finished, during which the holy priest
did not utter single ry."-.N Y. Americdn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-24
From the New England Formct
SILK CONVENTION.

Mr.. EDIToR.-Having just returned from the
first National Silk Convention, held in New York
last week, send yon for the especial Information
of the farmers of New England, the resolutions
adopted, together with two or three preliminary
remarks:
1. The convention was called by the energetic
Managers of the American Institute, whose oh.
iect it is to promote ali the great interests OF the
country and the whole country, determined upon
three measures connected with the silk business :
First-To make special efforts to secure full
display of American silk goods as part ofthe ex-
hbiton of their 10th Annual Fair. Second-To
invite meeting OF growers aud manufactures du-
ring the Fair. And third 10 request written
statement from each grower and manufacturer,
giving the result of his experience In this way
it was Justly concluded that a mass OF facts could
be collected and embodied in report, that would,
when sprerd before the public remove all linger-
ing doubts from intelligent minds, and settle finally
aud forever, the whole question in regurd to this
great business.
2. The results were every way decided in their
character But few cases OF failure the past sea-
we're reported, and none The early part Of The
season, ,ohere The system Of open feeding ,cds adopt
ed Thus, this SYSTEM in preference to feeding
in enclosed rooms, is coRcluSipely established, aud
this it is that will now urge business vigorously
forward.
3. All the proceedings of the convention, the
opening speech OF Gen. Tamadge, the president
of the Convention, the resolutions adopted, and
the substance of all the letters received, tamDunt-
ing to about l50) is speedily To be published in
pamphlet form, by the cnterprisng Greedy 81
McEIrath, New York, an n widely extended dis
tributlon throughout the whole country IS couii-
DENLY anticipated.
H. According TO the returns received, the West
ern and South Western States, especially Ohio
and Tennessee, IRE going forward most rapidly in
this business. The valley OF the Ohio alone, has
this year grown cocoons enough to keep 200 reels
in constant operation.
D. Great credit is spontaneously and most cor
dially given by all Interested, and by the public
press, 10 the Institute, for their wise aud vigorous
efforts to bring the silk cause, in this way, before
an intelligent pubIica calm, dIscri uinaing pub
lc--lhat has once seen what was "mooushnc,"
and can now what is substantial verify.
Yours, &c. l.R. Is.
Oxford, oct. 20.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-24

The OH inst, tho day appointed for laying the
corner stone Of the Cincinnati Observatory, we
learn from the Cincinnati papers, very stormy.
The procession, however, was organized and tho
ceremony performed. AS tho procession was
moving through part of the city where large
number Of tho colored people reside, plain,
white banner was stretched across the street with
the inscription, "JoHN QUINoY ADAMS, THE
ABLE DEFENDER OF THE RIeHTs OF MAN"
Mr.. Adams was unable to deliver the expected
address, on account Of the storm, ond it was an
nOunced that it would he delivered next day in
the Wesley Chapel. The Ladies' Temperance
Tea party in the evening, in honor of MIR. Adams,
went off with great ecat.
The people Of Cincinnati seem to vie with each
other in showering honors OH the old patriots
heud. 1t must he cheering TO bis feelings 10 find
The very actions that have hitherto secured him a
bundance of cursing and insult should be among
the chief causes of the enthusiastic welcome with
which he is every where greeted.-.N Y. Tribune.