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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-02
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DRESSING.

THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully
u inform his friends and the pubic that he
is prepared III receive, al his Factory on the
bridge in Salisbury village, wool, 10 manufac-
ture on shares, or by the yard, TO suit custom
ers, inIo
Plain Cloth, Flannels and
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-02
Books g. Stationery.

THE subscriber has
Just received from N.
York, several new con
signments Of Books. a.
mong which is a good as
sorIment of
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June, ls43.
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&C. The attention of the reader is respectfully
called 10 the following certificates. However
great achievements have heretofore been made By
this invaluable medicine, yet daily cxperien nee
shows results still more remarkable. The pro.
prietors here avail themselves of the opportunity
of saying it Is a source of conriant satisfaction
that they are made the mean- Of relieving such
a n amount of suffering
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-04

aiding them getting logs the down to Hook
sett
At the close OF the he seen leaning
Coos county, with his wagon full OF bows goad sticks
aad whip stocks, after having received $40 travel and
$50 pay Of the State, for his services Legislator His
board came about So and that VI his horse So and his
expenses and from Concord shout S. lie drew from
the Treasury $40 and paid away Sls-iyng $50 the
month OF June and large lot Of oS.bows - gosd sticks
and s. whip-stocks, to peddle out on his way home
unqueStionably, Legislative animal like this,
IN comparison with whom Balaams ass would have
been an orator and sage, did at least wisely in
busying himself with that for which he was compe-
tenn. TWAS dishonest enough to stay i'm such an
Assembly; hut To have mixed his voice or vote i'm
matters, which he could not ndcrsiand, and from
which the widest ill.consequenccs might have
itowed, would have been tar worse.
With all this, however is the BOBBY Rcprcscn-
tativc alone To be the mark of blame Is nothing
to be said ofthc constituency stupid enough TO
mt any public interest. however delicate or high,
to such Jackanapc Probably (snce those are
now the words with which the many are led on to
FOLLY or disorder) ii was in the very names of De-
mocracy, Liberty. the Rights OF the People, and
every thing 10 which the choice of such popular
agents is fatal, that this very thing was done
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-04
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
The fR0I n,nnrR.
FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 4. isIa.

There are certain things, which, i'm a Govern
men assuming. like ours. to he founded on n com.
munys indeieasiblc right To choose It's own insii-
buttons, can never he defended. He. who has
committed them, may have been fortunate enough.
after all, To hand down his name as one ofthe great
watch-words of Party. II NAV. for time. fill the
noisy mouths OF empty or unprincped Dcmago-
CUES; hut The day of sound and jus, opinion will
at last arrive, and the mans acts will be stamped
for what they really wcrc-right or wrong, wise
or unwise, favourable fatal TO the free principles
which he made his boast. Such and so different
from the present voice of party will be the Judge
mcnt of those, who shall come after us upon the
spirit and character of Andrew jackson. Another
generation will look back with amazcmsnt upon
such prodigy of pestilential and overbearing de.
magoguism and tyranny, among free people.
He will, with rs little hesitation. he set down rs
bad. violent, an unprinciplcd man, intent only
ON his own selfish and vndctivc purposes, and
perfectly Indifferent what mischief he inflicted on
his country in accomplishing them, we now
pronounce Charles III. To have been n knave. VA.
polcon dcspot. or George Ill. fool.
Principle, indeed or love of popular freedom
How did he ever manifest either What sacrifice
''''ANN
them. when they strong but when did he
stand by them when weak! When they were the
easy instruments of his own aims. none so forward
as he 10 uphold them; hut was he ever slack in
trampling upon them, the instant they stood in the
way of his individual passions or interests New
er, certainly. The whole spirit OF the man was
tyrannical in every office in every passage of his
life. Nothing did he love hut power, success. the
indulgence OF his own will, the qualification OF his
personal hates. As To morality, he had none To
him. things were wrong or right only As they fell
in with or crossed what he had in view. So too.
of his moral judgement of men: He, who would
serve him, was ,irtuouS; he. who opposed or re-
fused to bend To him. was an eNccrablc villain. No
other idea had he. good or bad.
In word, as to principles, he gave himself small
trouble they being. in his view, means, not an
end. He was little in the habit, therefore. of choos-
ing any but those most suitable with what he want
ed 10 do. When he had so chosen, he pluckcd.
by the strong hand, from any enemy. the principle
that then suited him the best, swore it was his, and
laid about him with it upon the heads Of all who
had ever upheld it.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-04
The Compiler has nscerancd that the potatoc crop vii
be almost total failure in this vicinity
Prosrects in lLis.i.,irnL

The Locoocos have recently held another State Conven
ton and changed their ticket for Congress and State ap
Pon,ments. The VicksbGus Seniinol-latey edited by
Dr. Hasan and the leading Locotoco sheet in the State
after giving the of the candidates. thus foetcs the
result
Above arc the names presented by the late convention
tn the people for their suifrages the next eecio-our
new names have taken the place of Cook FALL Stone and
twin, who were nominated at the previous convention
ne INST ticket was not so good desired and
was doubtful OF success, but this infinitely worse
that all the powers earth could insure its success
Defeat ignominOus defeat will be the fate of three of the
candidates. Roberts and Matthews would, alone, make
defeat CERTAIN then Gov. Tucker with his foes
and the peoples suspicion makes damnlion doubly sure
did not expect the would do any good for
IN Truth they seldom do, yet this much worse than any
cid believe It could do To select three names who are
VIGOROUSLY the Ascardes Of the party the people will not
sueT 10 be saddled with Alas alas for Democracy that
such men should attempt ask them for their suages
We have however, abiding confidence in them through
al iTa and rcPutiaie such miserable pretenders. In
OF the fate that awaits them, have expunged and epud
aed them by drawing black lines around them and we are
satisfied that at the ballot box in November next the peo
pie will sea- it with the broad seal
lrequirod but one in place of another nomi.
nee 10 nave made the action conventions eternay infa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-04

When the kingly Sage of Old set his sagacious
mind to deyising an able system OF laws for the
rude and fierce nation. who voluntarily chose him
for their Chief be- withdrew to tie grouo of
woodland nymph, Egcra. where. shut out from
the world and taught by the spirit Of the solitude
itself hc framed his wise and bcnciicicnt code. 70
Judge from the following example, there are States
Of which the aw-giyer, would scarcely have been
found lodging with Egcria unc,, they could board
thor" cheaper than in any other tavern and then
lake il out in tradc--whip-stocks oxbows or other
rural implements. which they were occupied in
making, instead Of Laws, and knew. indeed. a
great doa! better how to make.
The following comes from paper published
at the seat of Government New Hump.hirc. and
is so specific TO the facts, that cannot we'll be
supposed unloundcd beside, that there l., nothing
in the matter at all incredible 10 one who is well
acquainted with the material that often enters into
the composition Of Legislative Assemblies in this
country:
a NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATOR.
The Concord Courier gives tho following account Of the
dOi1gs Of industrious legislator from Milan iu that State
dunng The recent session II the Legislature Our reude
will doubt gree with that he much usciuy
employed than such por-9uag' generally arc and with
more just appreciation OF t.- .~'rs. II would certainly
conducc much tp the pu '..,ti II many u our
Lycurg.os and SJons would bike the gentleman from vi.
Ion, employ their time usoily the making Gyads and
of.s0rs rather than waste 10 n making laws
An industrious Leqisia9r-T'hc Representative of Nj
Ian DO his State, while u this town last month performed
ls many queer things ever knew n member Of the
Legislature ~ do. On arriving boz town. 3D. put up tho
Washington Hotel, very respectable house the north
end Of M1n street, board being 50 50 per week. Ills
horse Boz turned out grass very low terms. lie 10.
mlned lt tho Washington three days when hc gave notice
that be- aUOutp cnyc town, aud did know when he
should roiumauJ, Of course, ho settled his bill lis name
was missing or sumo unc whenever the yeas and nay,
were cl'led, md was generally supposed he bad actually
e town n disgust 90 lt 1rsDcratc appe1 1uce, and The
Legislature, SICK with its su1ike course OF getting ahead
with The business 81 Legislation.
a he south end Of Main street, and more hon half
uc from the State House, is 81 the very lowest tao
ems boo the whole State and "Madam Runorr soon put In
circulation report that Mr. Representative was boarding
Ut That tavern At 81 per week. and spending his time main.
w IN whiting out ortors, gO0d sticks rhpsOcks ard
other articles lie msned through the session there car
Tying his manufacturing business smnrty bot poing
occasionally 70 the Representatives Hail. during the two or
three hours Of each day that the Legislature m session
IN edition 10 oil the other abos Of this truly industrious
man. learn that he worked for some NUMBERING men,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-04
Tr,wnphs Of Pinto ,hy: Progress Of Liberal
Heas: Force 81 Irah: Mighty Increment

"t0S: FOTcc ~ irWh INgmy -H0rCmCW
Torndrds Political Economy!
Magma est rcritdsi" saws Mr.. Calhoun The
age for which Plato sighed '.when the rulers of the
world should all turn Philosophers, or when the
world will take only Philosopher, for lis rulers"
must be close at hand. \ new and broad light is
bursting forth in the East-ihat dawn of reason of
which Mr.. Hume was the morning star. The old
world has cast oitAe letters of monhsh restriction
which have long biboei it. The mighty era
winch Mr. Secretary Woodbury. has been 81 long
singing;-which was revealed to Mr.. Van Buren,
when he voted for the Bill of Abominations:''-
which Col Dick Johnson and Mr. Benton saw in
the prophetic vision Of 1892, when they and the
Democratic party supported the second Bill of 4.
nominations; whose advent Messrs. Buchanan
and Wright heraldcd, when last year they saved
by their votes, what their party calls '',he Black
Tariff that era, We say, the mighty epoch of
free interchange among nations, has certainly ar
rived at last for lo what the English papers inform
us that the British Lords Of Trade have done:
"Thc Lords OF the Treasury have issued general order
10 admit kernels %! walnuts for extracting oil hcrefron
the kernels OF peach-sones duty Of
per payable for oi; wanuts, the former ar
tcle, rated At 2s. per bushel.'-Stardard.
WalnutS, it will be recollected, form. in the west
the main article oitrade among-fhe squirrels and
woodchuckS. 1t is probable that pig-nuts will also
be admitted on the same liberal terms; and after.
wards (to guard against revulsion) chincopins.
1t is conccured that the same enlightened sys.
TEN will shortly be extended to our timbcr.tradc-
so far 10 admit American lumber for the purpose
Of making Lucier-M Matches and tooth picks:-ihc
former a delicate compliment to our Locotoco
party: and the latter for the bohoof of their own
starving operatives. These brilliant and cNt,aor.
binary concessions no doubt attributable to the
late interview between the British Premier and the
Presidents personal envoy, Gen. Duff Green.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-04
RICHMOND ACADEMY,

TINnE Monday
adapted patrons than
hitherto prevailed The institution viii be under
An Languages-sen'r Depr-wm. Burke, Principal
DO do Junr dept
Mod. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Outlet.
N3 sni r Ss Philosophy senr Dcr-DavdB Gucr
Geography History, Jun'f Depr-wm. roroc.
The classes English Guimunr. Composition and Rhetoric wn
be conducted by the Principal and teacher
Mathematics.
Al the occupied by the Principal in hearing the e.scs
m his department. will be the different
other departments and seeing thatty efficiently conducted
INC course OF studies a. the Academy commencing with The
mens Of an English education will be adapted pcp,
ration Of young for the Counting University r.
indeed the latter may not b. dispensed with Instances
~ the close Of the there will examination Of
every department This VIII be conducted by erami-
by the Trure- with reference only 10 e,r pscsr
fitness and aided by the Principal These gentle
men viii make report n The results Of the
award and distribute premiums presence citizens and the
exercises Of the term will close with Eays Oaons by the
stIlen's' ard Valcdietoy by competent person
The which the Academy been conducted during
The last session has inspired the Trustees confidence That win
fulfil the expectations Of fs founders The Principal submitted
20 me bo'u OF trustee" The outline oi system NJ and
discipline which wi he perfected and carried into ef
feet NJ the r. opening NJ The Institution This system h combined
' ,E'', o "'''i's WIN unceasng vigilance the part
oihe teachers while operate upon uda
industry In the students can arse no occasion Il, s,c
those exhibitions of peuancc and impotence too onen deo-
decisions must Undergo the Principal before they
can permanently affect the standing Students there viii he
removed every motive injustice pupil inspired with conn
dence 10 The enpabihy md nparay prcepto win ifca
him with an due respect and affection
To facilitate he Introduction Of the cor p,sd rtov.r.,,
the discipline Academy In ncr agreeable ~ t,e ain,
usnt a movements m The School. VII be Military
precision and method.
For the amusement of The Students play houra and on satur
day mornings companies WILDE organized drilled hy ST. Forbes
SUCH being the present promise Of usefulness In the ACADEMY
e Trustees appeal 10 the behalf seems now to
only fostering raoage and this IL vonli be- unsr TO
WITHHOLD There good why Richmond instead
nuiy sending abroad many ~ youth should
students from That is will be the result the trustees
cannot doubt The efforts making seconded ~ public vo
BY order of the Trustees. WM. BURKE
6 Hs very desirable peons intend entering pups a
ue Academy should DO their earliest
during
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-04

1.-THE mission of the Plenpotentary noah from His
Imperial Hghness Captain Tyler the of the
Enquirer cScies daughter every where news has en-
tended The simplicity OF the revelation the least
charm about it, The accustomed frankness' of the bold
and candid editor admrab and the way won upon the
so eonfding Of the kndheared Plcnipo,enary
unparalleled in the annals OF diplomacy The way in which
Black Dan took in the good old soul Ashburton according
to the London Puneh, nothing toit.
It's pity Captain Tyler could no, have employed the
MAJOR on other embassies. lie shines in that line BY the
way, Bennett, OF the New York Herald also visited Rich
mond last winter and interview sad took place be-
tween him and the veteran editor. The particulars OF that
have been disclosed. Possibly Bennett was also an
ambassador OF the Captain. Cannot he follow Noal's ex
ample, and give the detalsl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-04
Cldy ia Pennsylvania.

The Enquirer SAYS the account it published ofthe
great movement in Lancaster (Which is copied in
the Wing of today fell far short of the reality
Such an outpouring ofpcoplc, and such enthusiasm
have not been seen in that State for many day.
The Pennsylvania farmers have set their faces for
Clay, and they were never yet known to baulk.
With Pennsylvania for Clay, his election is among
the certaintics
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-04

OHIO RIVERA Pittsburgh, Saturday last, the
River had sixteen inches water in the channel.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Friday says
Tho River has reached a low ssge, aud none but the
ghtest drauEht Boats adventure for Pittsburgh There
large number Of Passengers diy going East The Boats
decline taking merchandc Tor any point above Portsmouth
the mouth IT the Ohio Cunal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-04
CANAL COMMERCE.

RICHMOND. Arsrsr l. ista
ARRIVED,
Boat Richmond, Devinney, with 47I tons mdzc from
LynehouIg, TO Darlington, Gibson & Thornton, Ludau
Preston q Co, Dierc. hocombe & Co. and Schacr & Co.
Boat tennessee, Pamphn, with i6i tons mdze. from
lynehburg, to John Jones' Cudlam Preston e. Co John
Maoen u Co, and l.. ID. Crenshaw 4 Co.
CLEARED,
Boat Highlander, Fields. for Lynehbury empty
Victoria, Tompkins with II tons ndre from Scots
Vile. ~ '
Boat kanawha, Station, with - tons mdze for LYNCH
burg.
AuGusr =, lsI3.
ARRIVED.
Canal Boat Pioneer, K. Parsons MASTER with Asa tons
mdz. from Lynchbug. TO Dibrcil. lolcombe & Co..
warwick. Brothers & Co., X. Gwathmey, A. 4. Harris
aud l.. ID. Crcnshaw & Co.
Boat Josephine, r. Brown, master, with nidf.,
from Scotrvillc, Lock 2l b. Sheppard f. &. Temp
kinS Il Co., ]. J. Faris 4 Co, l.. w. Glalebrook.
CLEARED,
Canal Boat Ohio, J. II. Jamerson with 1874 tons mdze
from Dover Mills and Lynchburg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-04
PARRISH u BEAZLEY,


- It,r,n d. N'Hi 80
a hTII'h IoT Sdic, low LOT Casl, the following ar
~ hcles-
20 hhd- Porto Rico Sugars
20 do n. -. Sugars
20 boxes Lowering double Loaf sugar
. bits crushed, for preserving
- bbi- n. o. Mpiasses
- bags Java Coffee
200 do green Laguira Coffee
100 do do Rio, ~ best quality
$50 DO do Havana Coffee
400 sacks Salt
100 boxes Crews Candies
10 do Sperm do
30 DO Turpcntinc Soap
: uerccs Rice
80 packages Teas, embracing ar qualities
% ho1es barncs city made AYES
200 kegs Nails, assorted
100 sides Solo Leather
10 bbls Fish Oh
10 bales Cotton
$50 uerccs Thomaston Lime
bags Ginger
40 spgs
ccrlons best Indigo
20 bbh Tar
10000 10 Cotton Yarns at Factory prices
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-04

IMPEACHMENT or GOV. PORTER.-Tho Pits.
burg Advocate, says-"ltsccms a. be generally understood
that decided effort 10 mpeoch Gov Porter will be made
next winter n which all parties will unite. In many pa.
ccs candidates for the legislature chosen with reference
To this matter"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-04

most rcifcshug and bcnofcent rain has been FILLING
since last evening aud the grateful earth with
for long and deep hos been the dfought-Ne5 York
dmsYicaH of Wgud4y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-04
EmEDEMICKsmEMG LNM sc,ronr..

TJNHE undersigned viii resume, on the lst Of
n November neat h- Legal Instruction AZ
ickshug The Text Books will be Commentaries
paris which treat Of the rights pcrson property
lnnnNs Digest q the Law u Real Property.
blackstone and Of the % fuckers Commentaries
LomaNs Law Of Executors stephens Pleading part
Statkes Law Of E,i"ncr. The
TIE 9uh oi March The Of the
mutations and oNpo~uns studies
for instruction win be SIS sesson-pad adraHec
tcc and comfortable sudrn may easily he had in
Fredericksburg moderate
IN 2s-c9awI1v mo TAYIOE IOMAX
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-04

GEORGIA CENTRAL R'tR'kp.-The Savannah RcprBi.
can -ays That tins road open to within two and N
miles Of Macon and that n few weeks more there will b,
clear roadway from Savannah to the Ockmugcc rver
MAJ lat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-04
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

fkofosk establishing permanent school a, GA hin I'M m.
!. county OF fnNanna The vii eournr 90 a..
~ sspt neat and Terminate on tbs lat day Of July.
The eours" Of instruction viii aasl m n,,a a. -
tel the un'scrsiiy other colleges rm Tor an,
duties Of hie Being graduate Of the Va Military I. VIZ.
al otanehes OF science thoroughly n,
tiers himself hat with the unrcd ai,eD ,h,, m
entras, children care ~ ' my
iwiteseh the French. German snh English ne,,es ineh,
'finposuon and Typography Particular attention VIII b.
upon Enrl-h Language AMI Literature. '1
In Mathenaucs the emb,ae. Atithn.. Ali.
Ceomeiy Plane an Spherical onometry ,n $3.50
i've oeo'netry and the Dinefrns and lni,sa Caeulus
Military science including for,ioaons. Topog aphy Tactic.
M s,o DC taught rhrrc will also be Natural Ph.
ply. Moral Philosophy, and Chemistry. ~
u n class sufficiently large q
tin and Greek languages they taught by comre,
tant who will be procured fot hal purpo.c ''''
TtRss-fo instruction in all above Lfanehe, .,e.,, ,
science, Chemistry and Natural Philosophy $50 No, ~ ~
months, payable half yearly Fo M, Mn. ~
additional charge OF $40 per session be made ="
board Including washing, fuel bedding will n. n,,n.,
$40 per scholastic year. half tn he advance the r.,anc,
At the end nj the ~
The situation remarkably healthy aud IN mn Xre,.,
hood about ~ miles from fuvanna G. a. ,cnr,n,eaonL
mall dfeeiedo Palmyraf a. win be- promptly attended M,
JOHN n. STRANGE