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1900 pounds Of good hard soap.
1920 pounds Of good hard sperm candles.
I60 bush~ls good clean dry fine salt.
200 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
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Az bushels of good clean dsy fine salt
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Al Fort .Jesup, Louisiana.
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9rO barrels of fresh superfne -four.
40 bushels of new white field beans
400 pounds Of good hard soap
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lao bushels of good clean dry fine sall.
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460 bushels Of new white field beans.
1900 pounds Of good hard soap
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100 bushels of good clean dry fine salt.
1900 gallons OF good cider negar.
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22i0 barrels of fresh super6ne -four
960 bushes Of white field beans.
i9. 300 POUNDS Of good hard soap
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800 bushels of good clean dry fine salt.
400 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
TREASURY NOTE cuRRENcY.

PROM ie November number of Ilunrs Merchants Magazine
The present state u the requires fresh issue
Of treasury notes; and under thu Of August 1872 they
lro - be- Issued n denominations less Than $50 and
bearing not moro DIAN per interest The secretary
Of the treasury, therefore, ayaing himself II the abundance
aud chcapne Of money the soabolrd and it, coupa.
tive scarcity in the interior, with to felt IN the com.
mcfcol circles Of known paper, which will answer
the purpuc Il RENTING small sums n oil directions paf.
culufy 10 those where banks have ceased
st. and worc private houses have established coespon.
doncc, hal decided upon issuing the IN n form
which will NJ once supply This mercantile desideruu and
The same time o. tho treasury tie interest the issue
which will, under existing laws, reach $1,000 900 The
notes will therefore be made payable demand IN New
York and bearing interest II mill per only. On
the part Oi the treasury department, the operation udci-
Gus and economical, although the undoubtedly par.
take Of the nature oi government paper money. Whom.
ever this form u paper has been used u has grown for the
most part, out u the cSgencics o governments in time Of
war; and has generally ended in bankruptcy operating like
wnrtax upon ie people. Without going hack 20 the pa.
per issues n tho United States, viii state tat this time
Russia Austria and Prussia, have government papor money
IN circulation, the nanci1 egaeics Of the of Napoleon
Ru@iu IN opposing tic French invafion nocosiated
20 Issue large amount Of paper the faith OF the govern.
nent, tonyeis extraordinary eSpcnses This issue soon
bccsme ehofmouy large, and IN The war districts dcpe.
ei-dio ~ Paper foubles fOr one silver roube sAy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
Sr.rNrnx. Nov. os. lsla.


Mr.. Ediior-Had You been yesterday
you might have witnessed such you cannot
every day behold For several weeks past a has
appeared in the Stanton Spectator, calling Cor meeting
OF the Democrats ol Augusta County, be held the
Court House, the 9TH Monday OF this month"; being court
day. Well, yesterday that day, and quite large
Der OF persons In the afternoon the Dcmoc
met and after the meeting had organized, upon
ton Of one Of the junior brethren, committee up
pointed, draft preamble and resolutions expressive Of
the sense Of the meeting After being absent short while
the Committee returned, and through their Chairman the
aforesaid junior brother reported preamble and sundD
resolutions which, for swords OF learned length and hun
deng sound chasteness OF language and dignity OF style
would be hard beat unless it be by the grcat Humbug
ger himself the Chairman OF the Committee who dra
ted them. Yet, hardly think that possible for it appears
TO me, that that young gentleman almost outdd himself
IN ono thing. he did for he went far as
TO write 'ohoIe line and three quarters poetry. When
heard the poetry, &c read, reminded OF those two
besuniu lines which read IOHg iime ago. IN the New
England Primer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
John Jores and "a, Gill;.

lohn enters upon valiant defence of hi. friend Gov
shannon Of Ohio. Hear him.
Gov. SHANNON run OVER RouCH-sroD" THE GLoRE -
We mistaken n the superstition that the Globe
would pronounce the doom Of Gov shannon for being an
honest man and daring speak the truth The leading
editorial OF yesterdays paper exhibits the blood hound
ing in full cry OF the popular Democratic Cover.
in the Union. II this warning against promi-
Democrats is to be the policy Of Globe in future
II has been heretofore may well be asked where the
necessity for the Wings against the Republicans
since they determined TO destroy themselves Ii the
Globe were TO win converts from among the Wings sup.
ply the places Of the refractory Democrats whom DESTROYS
or drives into the ranks of ts opponents the game would
not be such losing but nothing OF the attempt
ed-it was never known attempt enlist recruits by
words OF kindness and conciliaon. Therefore we say
the Globe clique Is endeayoring establish central Des
posn tar more dangerous than any other ism nemed in
this country, and which il is undoubtedly the duty Of every
friend oi the people oppose. few days will tell
the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
TIE COON SONG.


TUNE-" Dandy Jim Of Caroline"
4 race! race! And who will win
Who will be QUIT . who will be int
Irot out Your nags we'll see who'll take
From all, the Presidential stake.
The people say, they'll 90 for Clay
The true hearts hope, the country's stay
80 raise the shout, aud clear the why,
For work and worth and Harry Clay!
First Tyler comes the boon To cTnve:
a laugh and hiss the traitor knave
lie lowers his nose and sneaks away;
For lac dnres not face old Harry Clay,
For the people say, etc
Next sneaking in, Grimalkn Van,
PuTs low and thinks 81 will ii can"
But We whiPp'd him onee--Iord. how he ran.
Hang up your hddle-you'ra not the man.
For the people say, etc.
Then comes Calhoun, now right, now wrong
Though six feet two, he's "norhing long"
But short or tall he'll be no higher,
Wen nulhiy the nulifer!
For the people say, etc.
There's old Tocumsoh he won't do
While he love. black. he will get blue:
And taking wife, weak his sight.
Poor man! he didn't know black from white
so the people say, etc.
Buchanan comes shilling day,
Work Locos. How dye like your pay
Old ConesIoga's stall'd, they say,
He's sticking ia kentucky Clay,
For the people say, etc
Now hobbies ia old Madam Cass;
She's not what she wns alas al1z.
She might be pet Of the frog eaters king,-
Where the people rule she's not the thing
For the people say, etc
Then Clay, with lion port strides by,
And Shouts OF thunder clcave the sky
The pure, the bright, the ined aud trdr,
The laurel wreath belongs 10 YOU
For the people say, etc.
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IAN Eagles fight
Is out OF sight"

Alter the preamble and resolutions were read the vote
was taken, and only against them Before
the Char had time to announce the VOTE the Chairman
the Committee called ON that solitary the negative
TO give his reasons Tor voting against them; whereupon that
gentleman got up and objected to the poetca esion il
the preamble, and 10 portion OF the resolutions; but II
good luck would have it, all his objections proved OF ne
avail; aud the preamble and resolutions carried in all
their pristine purity and beauty.
would give you fuller and particular account OF
this great Democratic meeting, aims 'asSOeiati0n:"
"But here my pen her wing maun cover;
Sic flights are FAR beyond her power"
Suffice to say the scene truly neh one aud the pro.
ambe and resolutions were altogether quite "topoitica
"FSr particulars, see the Enquirer.
TAM O'SIfANTER
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More help from "JLr. EeneHl"-SDikmg DeG.

-Hore help from "-Hr. EsHeH i"-!Siriking DEF.
milton Of Var Bgrcaismfg
The famous Mr.. kettcll, who whilomc supplied
the New York Herald and Richmond Enquiries
(pdr MOBILIZE with money ARTICLES and tree trade
arguments, has 80! np paper oi his own. la his
advocacy of free trade, he is forced Ia take ground
against one set Of VIZ. Van Burcn's tariff doc
trnes; aud To confess that Van Burcnism is a thing
rather difficult of comprehension. He. however.
gives rs good definition OF II as has ever been
made. Observe.
What does Van BuroIism mean II mean, Ann.
Bank, told but Blnki=m Is dead. Aud Ann Dr..
trliuuoE but Distribution something and worse
Than dead Hnnkersm II medn-, si,l banding together
office holder aud office 7oChsrs o. control votes ty what.
rNci means through good GHd ~ port and keep u rnti
u"U u Office among Themselves. Baf IN fsspsef Of op..
'0 o. principle, any thing ho,sg and PRACTICAL u sirsi.
mes HDif than The direction Of Mr. O'EimkPs FINER
Pot sh'fh ssnhenan may turn round sgsg Us 40.
thing 10 iohieh eSeT Of fhe t0Hr Ioads he pieassS
The Rochester Democrat thus comments on ibis:
1.-The ,uIe 81 Mr. O'Ginlets tngor pu-' b. beautiful
How distinctly represents Van Burensm, Lst any man
anays tie history Of the Regency candidate for the Pfes
dcHcy, aud he viii find 10 be iLs finger post exacly
Be can, from his Writings aud yOles be proved to be- in
f1tor against every great snd even great
Of il,e la=t hiity yeas And even nos-tods lilo man
knows exactly what be- wants-asidc from his own elcyb
tion. tie has always been for hini0J. lie j. his own
principle lie breaches It Is true, tLc Ctea,sf good "a
the greatest NUMBER but hls opinion ILe a,eaies
nunJs, d, Number one The Gazette understands it, but
the knowledge has not been Of much service to the ca.
nouS's men GnLeeping Van BrRtN', head above water
in h' recent contest they kicked CALnors's under"