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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-16

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES
N pursuance of law, ], JOHN TYLER, President o
the United States of America, do hereby declar,
and make known, that public sales will be neld at the
aforementioned Land Offices in the State of III. IL
NOIS at the periods hereinafter designated to wit
Al the Land Office at DIXON, commencing or
Monday, the thirteth day OF October next, for the
disposal OF the public lands within the under men
toned townships and parts OF townships, TO wit:
North ofe base line and East Of the third principal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13
DIED.

At ms seat OF Smithfeld, in the County of Mont.
gomery' on the 4th of this month, and in the 18th year of
his age, Col JAMES 7. PRESTON, formerly Governor
OF virginia, and who, for more than 40 years, has enioyed
an almost unbounded personal popularity, the highes, H..
spect OF his country, and the most enthusiastic nTe ction of
n wide circle OF friends.
Col PRESTON was one Of the few survivors OF the nn,c,
ana better generation which Immediately preceded this 4:
Men who were Graded in the Revolution: too Young 10
share is porls, but who imbibed its illustnous spirit. Such
n race OF men we shall never see again in this country +.
SIMPLE IN their habits and character, direct in their purposes.
true to their friend, loyal 10 their country and to it's IbOrtv
n nobier gentleman, n better heart or n more gallant spirit
never animated the human bosom.
In the war OF 1912, Col Preston, reinquished the quiet
and ~enJoyments of domestic life, TO vindicate in the field.
the honour and rights Of his country. He was appointed
To the command oi a Regiment, by President Madison
winch he led into action with the most distinguished gal
Ianty, and at Chrsler's field received the wound in his
thigh which compelled him to abandon the service. and
manned him Tor life. lie returned to Virginia to receive
from his countrymen every demonstration Of respect and
attachment, which they knew how TO give was Immedia.
iey after made Governor of the State then, by Mr..
Monroe, Postmaster Of this city, a place which he filed
ior many years. Years increasing upon him, he finally re-.
lnquished II five or six years ago, and retired TO his native
mountains, there TO close in peace, an honorable, useful
and patriotic life. THERE, 'in the bosom Of his own house.
hold-in the presence Of his wife and children-suround.
ed by his kind and devoted ~neighbors and friends-withou
reProach, and without fear, he yielded to the inevitable des.
tiny which awaits ALL"
IL is impossible TO part with such a man withou, strong
emotion; but what better fate awaits any that is born OF
woman, than to die full of years and full of honours, at
peace with God and man, aud in the midst Of his friends.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13

"N0 where else but in MADISON, where Gov. GiImcr
"as ~ peTson, throughout Virginia that We have heard.
was there any motion, any attempt 90 keep open the POLLS.
md Tar less wa it any where else done"
The above BE- from the Richmond Wing. ana Is 10 asser.
ton tuei No. The polls were also kept open in the conn.
ties OF Prince William, Rnppahannock, Richie. and Greene.
But Gov. Gilmer was there IN person. And will the
Wing deny his night ~ be- there Do rau not do 20. any
more Than 81 will Mr. Goggiu's night ~ be- Bro Bedford
where hc Outlined n majority Di $50. and doubles. ha be-.
i"g DO DeulofJ' 'n person., had the cfcctOf nnimaung hs
political friends a. cKcffpn boo Die behalf. and mo- one III t.
Democratic party hs iuaIuuutod any thing criminal ngaiu.f
Mr. 6ORgin for being Gin person" on the day OF election
nthat county where the nrgcstnumber Of biz political friends
resided.
A. M answer 70 The insinunuon confined ,n the allow,
extract from the Wing, We refer our readers ~ the cores
pondencc IN ihis day. paper, between Gov. Gilmef and
Mr.. magudcr, the editor Of the Advocate"
We were Obviously wrong in saying diai the poll. were
only kept open in Madison, Of 90 Virginia. We thought
40 Of the time. We have since stated that they were OLE,
k%optopen DO GresHs, fab,m DO b. not unchaunbIo Il, sup.
pore ihat tho Same Influence -preiOmimtedy and Al q psru
cninr precinct boz Rnpp1haunyck. W. SOW learn boo add
Ton, ilni they were Kept open likewise ~ Dumiues. and Boa
the county Of Btch'! Tho latter, We presume is knock
down argument, Of fc fimes n the operation wh.rsys,
% was rcsouod to
That tresmighthavc existed. which justified ths sgepf,
who kept do Pois open in these four or five places. q,
Themselves and 10 io County, We have not denied. That
the s6eef Of doing 70, Of Ibis partial action. was " give cd.
vantage 10 this ~ that candidate, We presume no man will
or can cOnfrOycrt.
Whatihen ought % 10 be- done under the circumgtances ?
Who wants on election that the PsqpLe have not conferred ?
Submit tito them again let them pronounce Ia their col.
lecuyo capacity, and primary soyerciRnty, WIN b. elected
and who is not elected. The verdict will convince every
~body-siience every b0dy-Tedres' o wrong, II a wrong
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13
To The Editors Of N, IVIig.

The cd adage, .'they who live in glass. houses should NOT
throw stones" has been beautifully verified in the Enqui.
rer of Friday morning. The eXquisiiely refined taste of
the venerable Editor seems To be horribly shocked ut the
error which accidentally occurred, as is evident, in Mr..
Bots card, published in the Wing of Wednesday,. By
dropping your eye upon the next editorial article, from the
pen OF this most chaste and erudite critic and essayist, YOU
will find the following sentence u la mode the Sweat House
orator: ave have had it from the lips of one of the most
respectable men in Virginia, that one vi Mr.. Jones' friends
hGUe ransacked the Chesterfield poll of Mr. Bots" &c. &c.
In the same article, is ave had other evidence in the de.
clarations OF Mr.. Cox, the Senator Of the District, when
called up IN the Democratic Meeting OF Wednesday night.
that these street TumourS about the inyalidity OF MI. Jones
votes, tras all iHridi0us slang" +.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13

has been committed, ordepive the whole world Of the pow
or OF saying hat a wrong A0s been committed, when there
was none.
Come genlemen-conc especially, DEMOCRATIC
REPUBLICANS who profess an unbounded love and rev.
erenee for the people-what say ye one and all, who feel a
doubt as to the tenure BY which you hold your seats to this
propcsiuonf-come we say. and let The people decide who
~ elected and who is not elected We will answer for
every Wing who is in this case The Wing party will dis.
own him, If thus circumstanccd, he declines going again
before the people. Bolts, LangAorae and Goggia, will
all refer themselves to that sovereign tribunal. II the PEG.
pie upon a fuller and fairer trial, shall decide against them.
they will not only be obliged to submit, but they pin sub
INIT with the most cheerful good humor and alacrity. Spare
the delay, the vexahon, the expense, the bad feeling. OF a
contested election. Let us try the thing over again, in a
Kind, generous, forbesnng and liberal spirit! Let nobody
have hin their power to say, that things are not conducted
IN Old Virginia ROc, as they used to be in the olden time.
Let us 80 conduct them that our worst foes shall be silcnced
and all men shall say. ait was fairly done-let him who
has won the honour, rear It. without the slightest
reproach from those he has vanquished."
who wants n Congressmans place at the expense Of the
People-by their being disabled from voting ? Nobody
we are sure.
We are really and truly and eonscientiously of opinion.
and SO we believe is avery large portion of the community,
that neither Mr.. Jones or Mr.. Gilmer honorable gentlemen
both is the true choice of those ts represent whom, they
have received the return OF the SAerifs, bound as the sher.
ills are To go by the mere face OF the polls, and without the
privilege Of Judicial scrutiny into them. We therefore want,
and so do the people, these two contests tried over again
Beatus clearly, and there will be no mumur from the Whig
party; hut unless We are clearly beaten, by the undoub,ed
verdict OF the sovereign people, we ,riLi not BE- satisfied.
and will continue to munnur, tina, institutions which in the.
DRY promise perfect equality, are in practice, one.sided, par.
ual and cajoling.
We should be really pleased, we care not what the re.
suit may be, To see these two elections, regarding only the
credit OF the State and its reputation for a puncnlious love of
fair play, ran ouer again
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13

O." Mr.. Robert G. Scott, at the Democratic Meeting
"Wednesday night, at the Exchange, alledged that his party
had carried the State, the Congressional polls being the test,
by a majority of four Thousand The fact is not so, and
MIR. Scott has been betrayed into the error by counting all
the votes given to Messrs. Dromgooe and Steinrod, who
were not opposed. If he will think the matter over, he
will find 1t 10 be so, and will doubtless at the next grand
rally" OF his "Spartan Band" make the proper correction.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13

The Richmond Enquirer Pointedly condemns the ap.
poinunent Of this gentleman to China, as an infraction Of
law-and it might have added of the very law creating the
Mission itself.
Now, must NOT Captain Tyler be wrong. seeing that
without concert, and bya simultaneous conviction, both the
Democratic and the Wing party, condemn Mr.. Cushing's
appointment, as n clear and unquesionable disregard OF
posiuye law,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13
Mr.. MAGRvpER.
COMMENT.

NoAMtNT.
We are not insensiblc that Mr.. Gilmor. in his note tn the
Editor Of the Jeaersonian, had il in view, rs We suppose.
for thus his language imports, to be personally reflective
upon one OF the conductors OF this paper. whichever Of
them he may have dcsigned-we know tins quite as well.
as IL he had said 50 more specifically But we believe that
he has permitted himself this license Of language at a mo-
ment OF irritation and under a misconccption OF the course
OF this paper in respect to his election; and thus believing.
we also believe him capable of the probity Of seeing and nc.
knowledging an error, and the generosity Of repairing it.
Those who have KEEP, pace with events, will bear in mind.
that while we have increasingly assaulted the tcrgivcrsanons
OF Mr.. Gilmer. as we conceived them, and denounced his
election by the second and third days vote OF Greene and
Madison, as a wrong and uniaimess. and even rirfaai
fraud upon the rest of the dIstrict-thus operating, because
those two counties were voting two days, when the other
five and larger counties could not pofe-thai we have still
observed and inculcaicd, all personal respect for Tho. w.
Gilmer himself. Our language throughout has been. that
we had entire respect for the gentleman, while we had none
at all for the politician.
Ii this will not satisfy and appcaso him. We have moth.
ing more to add. "Auld Lang Syne" and a personal kind.
ness which once existed between us, while they have no,
prevailed, and shall not, to seal our lips from expressing the
political sentiments which his extraordinary course forces
upon us, and which we were rcereanfs To the high rcspon.
sibility of this trust, II we did not express. shall not. how.
ever, induce us 10 %rccriminatc OF To retott his personalities.
We now define our relative personal positions, and leave IL
To him To decide how they shall be ior the future. We surely
desire no personal strife, IT 1t can be honorably avoided.
but Just as surely, we shall continue to say what we think,
and leave it To the arbitration OF the country TO decide be.
tween us.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13

The Star says that other precincts in Jackson county
will reduce Wards majority in that county to about l25,
aud adds, Ward may be elected, vet we think the proba.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13
10 The nember. Of me manover AgrIenllnraI

81 You perceive by the advertised lst ~ Premiums proposed
o. boz distributed 90 Hanover Court ipuzo. ON uH 3m Thuf.d4y.
lleti May unf uhuut $50 will lc required 300 The Inuda uf H.
Treasurer So little has been collected uat o. r 40 Important tber.
should be n ml attendance, and nl prepared % pay w. their annual
quota. ] see No means Of communicating with you before the
meeting, buttrnugIth 10 public pres, and therefore al the pgresti0n
Of The President place this before you.
ma s-dGed q. ". BAssErT. Tmi.urcf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13

The Hon, Anderson Mitchell n Wilkes, has been nom.
mated a. the Wing Candidate for Congress IN the District
extending all along the line Of Virginia 10 Tennesscc,c com.
monty called Bedford Browns District, from the fact that
the Locos arranged It with a special eye TO his election
though We believe that his friends have not been disposed
EgueDrrtIe DLgerrsr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13
NlIf OH
Your Obodient Scrv't
A. h. MAgRUDER
Go. Gnnn

CHaRLOrTEswLLE May 9Th, 20.
Sir Yom note BY VIZ. Robertson disclaiming distinct
ly To- understand iD any insinnabon Of improper conduct
~ my part IN reference 20 keeping the polls open IN Mad.
and Greene, has just been received, and cannot he
state h. express my satisfaction, II ] understand you cor
fcety. ! 10 not wish you however, 20 understand that ! have
ever doubted Tor one moment that there was abundant le.
gal cauae Tor keeping open the polls ~ Madison Court
Hons, where I WIS on the dsy Of electOn-and ] feel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13

NOTiCE-Thc Ladies Of the Methodist Centenary Church
~ sh0ckOe lHl VIII offer for ale 70 variety 81 useful ami nrry
ARTICLES az the City Han, commencing on TUESDAY EVENING
nest the Oh inst, and continuing until faturlay following The
nett proceeds u tms sale. are 10 be- applied 10 me completion NJ urs
interior 81 the new Church now rn te course ~ erection. An1ny
the articles n b. offered. Willie variety of Cmfrns Dre-rs g.
with prices suited ~ The times. an persous arc invited 10 attend
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13
SECOND sUPPLY or @
SPRlNG AND SUMMER DRY Coons

n smosenncrs have received, by nail road and .,c,m,o,,
a.. ~ ION New fotk, a variety OF new andd r-i,ahL - VI
,mc c1sh I ffom England and France, purchases y,n
-, ~ ""u u" Offered nj unusually how puccs by - ~
retail They are, In pan. rs follows. "hoiesaIe or
hieh stnped plaid and other figured POM, A. -.
I"uhn' fekin, Ashhurton and Clac. SIN.
balconies Balzorne Musins and Lawn.
Ialhud Mhsins, JaconeiS and Linen I,,..-
IuS neheh Fnnis Ginghauls and Canbrrs
handkerchief "' pnh thread Cambria
"%n oupre striped plaid, and embroidered Scarf. s,,
oaIhinals figured and open work Hha"h' abi
Shk FHngcs. Bonnet. can. hat mol 49,, -.
-u' SIN raw do cotton and Lslc thread IIo~" ~
'"on "uiAed APES Collars, Dmity ana sin
5i' au Unread IAees, Edgings and Inscrin,s
m % do
i-ues heu' embroidered and plain Glove an v.-
Nm's 10 g.ntlenhen's Md, Lisle thread .nd ro,,an l.
ni n linens Lawns Linen Cambrics and no.,
auc DanAsk, Diaper Table Cloths and N,nI,n.
n""eh' hlni Eye Diaper, Irish sh.etnys ~ PIN.
man ana Furniture Dimty and Grass Clo,, d" Linen
ram and figured Swiss MusIins. Caunb,ir. ~,
ehu'lneh sptahieh Ponsee and Bandanna IdLCs
super Wool black Cloths, Cassimcrs and Co.,.
Iah'y Iasstmeres, Plain and ribbed caunL,oon.
"a 'ainphct~ Alpaca Lustrrs, and cord and uh;,. n.ap..-
"ma hole assortment Staple Goods and Dou,e.,,rs ~
will he found cheap At "A"'s III OF which
~, VALENTINE, BREEDEN a cos.
II street, Shnckor Hin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13
Fan and the Tariff.

Mr.. Van Buren, in his late letter to the Indiana Locofo.
cos unhosoms himself IN regard to the Tariff. As Mr..
Van Buren, is pronounced by our Calhoun friends passe in
politics, II might seem unnecessary to cumber our columns
with his views. But the n. Y. Express has been at
the trouble OF placing hisnotions pro. and con. in parable lines
and as the space they occupy is notmuch, we copy them: with
the single remark, that il any man can say whether Mr..
Van Buren, is for or against a Tariff, he il endowed with
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13
HOYT q cos OFFICE.
EXCHANGE grpppr

Two splendd Scheme are offered today-sa5.OOO. 10000. 5000.
100 u ,Os 100 ~ 900 6c-Tirkcz $40 And $4,000. he-
Iekeis y %. CAV before 20 oci0ck. II you want chance in The
5000. Packages hme or noihing' HOyT A 90 ar Cr,s,. r.,
selling tn1es IN packages. Come md gt one today Of
HOYT A. CO.
Tnief us Exchange.
IMITATION ENGLISH CHEEsEL small la 90
: prme quality received 10 I'D, by
ma 10 " N. BUTTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13
y respectfully,
Yours,
THOMAS w. GILMER.

CHARLOTTESVILLE May 9th, 1913.
past Q O'Clock, a. NJ.
SE. Your paper the Advocate Of tins morning hnsjust
been placed in my hands. After ondeayorng 10 induce the
Shenfs who will meet here 10 day to withhold their re-.
turn, you say, 90 anusiOn ~ the polls having been keptopen
BOO Madison and Greene
we iorbear 10 charge upon Gov. Gilmcr any pauicipn.
ton in n preceding go iuiquitOus fifthe above facts be- cor.
rect. as We have NJ certain evidence 10 sustain the charge"
I wish ~ know whether you have any evidence to sus.
tain any charge against me u this character, or whether
while you say YOU lOrboar t. make such charge, you are 10
be- undersiOOd ns insinuatnR II directly or indirectly
shHil be- gatfed to hear from you Ne sooon a. conycn-
tent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13
Very Respectfully
Yours
THOMAS w. GILNER.

A.. y. Mssrrnfr E-q,
Ny friend Mr. Robertson will await your answer.
CmRLOrrrsvLLr, MAY 9Th. 1913.
STA:
l1 reply ~ your note just handed me by Mr. Robert.
spn, have ~ ny that have no further evidence tending
a. imphcato you in the proceeding alluded 10, than what np.
pears on the face 81 the paragraph IN question; and as 10 tho
second branch u your enquiry, whether | nm n be under.
stood nj insinuatiug m the chafgeJ directly or Indirectly"
] reply thnt b. hocharge iuelf b. expressly disolaincd-"for.
bDmfr-Dn the ace Of the article, ! am 10 be- understood a.
intending BY insinuaton ~ otherwise, nothing more than
thc paragraph, fairly interpreted may import. ! will add
however, dat having recently learned from on authentic
source That you bad disclaimcd any participation or instru-
mentality no keeping open tho polls in Madison, and hay.
Iug n, syIdencc 0f your interference with the Greene cleo.
ton. haycno hesitation in acquiting you of any blame or
improperly 10 anywhere was in the proceedings referred TO-.
With I'll proper consideration,
Inn, Sir,
Your Obedient Scrvt
u MAHuTnEU
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13
The Oaeiai Vote in Ibis Disfriet.

The Shcriis OF the various Counties reported, on Thurs.
day, the following state OF the polls in their respective
counties. They took the face OF the polls-and enter.
ed not at all INTO a scrutny Of the illegal votes:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13

TrTho Hon. J,us DELLErr has been nominated as the
wing candidate for congress, from the Mobile (Ala) Dis
tuct Success attend him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13

THE FLORIDA ELEcrIoN.-ln the Tallahassee Star, of the
18th instant, we Ind the following additional returns for
delegate TO Congress:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13
ALLEN & cos NEW OFFICE.
Under the Exchange Hotel.

lw"dnwings comes tpl1nd Monday Morning s1j 600 ff $40.
AMI s-"uo frf Tie small .uu ~ - So Who wouldn't have 1r.
m Nh,h ,'steky Iickcts-wiorc they have .fh q Three 40.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13

That the great body of
the mechanics and laborers
ia every branch OF business,
whose welfare should be an
object OF unceasing solici.
tude on the part of every
public man, have been the
greatest sufferers by our
high protective tariff, and
would continue so to be, if
that policy is persisted in,
Is To my mind too clear to
require further calculation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13
TARIEE


MY views in relation To the
protective system were also
called tor by the "Shocco
Springs" meeting IN 1899, and
freely given. \ conviction
that the establishment of com.
mercial regulations" with a
view 10 the encouragement OF
domestic interests, Is within
the Unconstitutional power" of
Congress, was ON hat occa-
sion distinctly avowed.
The mass OF the people seem
TO prefer this mode OF collect.
ing the revenue. Paving their
taxes in the form of an increa. 4,
sed price upon the commodi- ,
ties they buy, their contnbu- .
ton loses, IN their estimation,
much OF the odium that would I
be attached 10 1t ii severed
from the price OF the article,
and converted into n tax by
name as it Is in fact.
The unbiased sentiment Of
the country, in respect to what
Is, under such circumstan-
ces, the rule for legislative &C.
ton upon this subject, has, / ,
think, by the course of events
and the progress of opinion,
been brought 10 the conclusion 1
briefly expressed m one OF the
resolutions OF your Convention
viz: "a discriminating tariff
for revenue purposes only, and
which will incidentally pro-
tect American industry
There are direct advantages
which result TO the manutac. 1
turing interest from the raising
OF revenue by the imposition
Of duty upon imports, instead
OF direct taxation.
To all present Appearances,
the acqulescence, IN a tanf'for
revenue, SOW so general, may, /
IN the absence of special ex. |
element, endure for a period
as long as is commonly en- {;
hraced in calculation of busi.
ness.
OF the constitutional power q,
10 "make determinations"
have no doubt. Equally clear
1t is that the practice OF max.
ing them has existed from the
commencement Of the govern.
ment, and constitutes a fea.
iure IN every principal tariff
bill which is TO be found upon
our statute book. They are
indeed indispensable TO the
successful operation Of every
revenue bill.
II 1t be at any time deemed
necessary, or conducive TO the
safety Of the country, 10 en-.
courage the manufacture az
home Of the necessary articles
10 IT, defence IN war, nothing
can be more proper than tp do
50 by a discrimination III Co..
yor o. their domestic manu-.
iacture.
Ii Discrimination IS there.
fore a power, the constant and
faithful exercise Of which Il.
IN my Judgment, demanded by
considerations Of justice, hu.
m~nrfp and auttud r..f-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13
Notice 10 the Creditors Of o. o w,ckb,m

b-Tte creditors NJ Mr wickiam se requested IN meet at M.
one" Of M LYONS on Tue-iy nou m 81 oeioek ?
u t1-qt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13

IL will not, | believe, bs
contended in any quarter
that the prosperity Of either
OF these great Interests
Commerce and Navigation
is essentially advanced
by a protective or a revenue
tariff.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port of RichmOnd.
Nigh Uata his dag at ; ooioeL .. W.
ARRIVED,
scht Litchhed. benson. New York, sunine-
SAILED.
Schr Dorchester Stone. Alexandria, bran.
Commerce. kmgg. Wilmington, ~. q nour.
Clara Norris, kirkmre, York River, rundues.
MinBda, Meakins, CITY Point.
Mutual Rights, Morgan, East River. coal.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, May ll-Auived. schs Baltimore, woglum. :
days from Petersburg Mail, Norris, fom Richmond. coaI-bouDd 10
Hartford.
BOSTON, May s-Amved, sclr. Robt Bruce. Dorothy. Rich.
nond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-13

The incidental protection
thus derived, is all the legi.
slauye favor which can ut
this day be conferred upon
the manufacturer without
great injustice to other m.
terests.