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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-21
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
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Benz. VI AEs Az. .ss: =,
NJ. 1879, Thames SLreci,

s'o' 'Do, 'u"'to 'J''''i
EJl Ia, just received a large
supply Of BOOTS & SHOES
ASa~ 'rsss and can sell the" as 10" as
CSC. they can be purchased at any
Other cslablisbmeil IN Newport, Of equal
qWG'jiy, and ~ my dct"rmlnstion IS not I" b"
undGrsold, | will therefore make It an Object
for any who wish to purchase good a:ncI"s,
cheap, to call at l;}S and examine for ,h"m-
selves, as my stock Is very large and con-
pr>es every article usually called tor IN a
shoe store. | therefore cannot name the
price of every article. which Is often done
~ n bait to get custom 10 the store, bn' viii
name them to the purchasers who will please
To call.
\ y Custom work Of every description
made Ia crdcr-sIch AS Grnilemcus' French
Ca,f Boots. Goat aud Seal do, on Ih" mos,
fashionable shaped LASTS from New York
Also, Ladies French Morocco and KID, OF
every description. Particular attention paid
10 scpalrng.
Newport, April 20, 1913.
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SELLING Off CHEAP.

yuNllE Il subscriber having comt to tho 80.
termination ol dI>,urlluua hH Nry
Goods business and of bringing u to u close
uiIhe course Of few muuth-. offers iur sal"
hs stock of Goods at reduced prices. Naov
will be- offered at cost. and considerable
part much less Those WHO NAY b. purrh,s
lng would Nv well a. call aud see his Goods
and IT no, unreasonable they ~,li not fat To-
be suited in prices.
.b1Iln E. BIwnscnd.
Newport, Nov. ~, -lA
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-21
FASHIONABLE HATS
s. s
Joseph H. Weaver,

.N0. ISL, Thames sireci,
uAs Jrsr orENrr AND uFFTRs FoR SALE
TIE LATEST EiSHION
fnc Ncu,a- Nolcskin
Vg Brush and S,k Hats. ot 'hc French
ard De OrSry style. Aso chldrcn's iash.
,onabIc Satin Bpsycr lisls--Toccihcr with
an assortment of gculcn"us aud chlIdrcn's
cloth Cans. of various patterns.
kYtl ~ 1911
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-21
LEG AL N OTICES.

Court Of Probate. .Ntwpor, March 1, lGll
E(tQuEsT in writing Is made by John II
~ Watson Of Newport, lha. he or some
other suitable person mny be appointed adj
ininis,rator on the estate OF Edward Watson
late Of suld Newport, dec.
The same is received aud The considera-
,isn thereof referred to a Cont of Probate
iu be holden Al the Town Hall, IN Newport.
OH the first Monday in April next, at
O'Clock, u. m. anl previous notice ordered Ia
be given by publishing a copy thereof three
times in the Ueraid Of Hs Times, for all per-
sons Interested to appear at SAID ,Inie and
place and be heard.
a true copy--winess:
MIA B =. FlowLASp. Pro Crk.
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e:lGNE ES.
smoke House.

EOIIN w. DAVIS, No. 100 Thames a.,
~ has IN readiness hls Smoke House. 'or
The purpose of smoking Hams. Thosc who
'ivur hm with lhet custom will please send
thom ~ above. and they vii be satisfactorily
attended To. u any one desires Mr.. y. To
send Tor ,hcir Hams aud return th1m, hc will
d. 90 nt small additional expense. Hams
crred, also, by Mr. u. ~ the best manner.
Newport, Nov q, l.i3--Gm,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-21

S,IIAMDERLIN e. MOHEY havo Just
~ received anoth"r lot ol those cheap
linen cambric hdkts., Lisic Caps, Pruts, &c,
winch are selling a, low prIccs.
Newport, Feb. =, ISL
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Guardians Notice.

VHNIIE subscriber gives notice that he has
= been duly appointed by the Hon. Court
Of Probate for the town Of MIddletown,
guardian TO the person aud estate of his IA.
ther Daniel Gould, (who is adjudgcd by
said Court incompetent on account of luna.
by,) s. having given bond as the law requires,
hc requests all persons To govern themselves
accordingly. JOHN B. GOULD.
Mddlotown, II. l., Feb. %, l8l4-6w.
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TO LET,

(.ind possession Siren iO.mcdiately,J
xEA The lower part of tho subscrl-
f1I,;fsA ber's house, corner Of William
80, ss5 aud Thomas streets, and one half
.s.aAkN.A OF good garden.
JAMES A. GRAENE
Newport, Feb. s, lSli-3n.
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CO-part.,crs:sip Notice.
REMoNXrA

MRS. PARTRIDGE has removed her
Avn Stock of MlIIrcry aud Fancy Goods
To No. ~. Thamcs sttcei, . doors moth OF
Nr Nathaniel Sweets.
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Raj! Roli Line TO BGStoa.
new ARRi.NG E.TE.NT
Forihe .Ntwport, Tmmton, FaH- Rirsr, amt
.UelU Bedford
M ALL S 7 + G {

1 STAGE viii continue 10 leave Newport
"a Galiy, Sundays excepted, at s. o'clock,
a. NJ and arrive ~ FalrVcr at ~ W.; leave
FHlIrIvCr at | O'Clock and arrive IN Taunton
at 81 o'clock The cars leave Taunton at
J p. m. aud arrive III Boston at Il O'clock.
Returning, the cars leave Eosion daily
Sundays excepted, at o'clock, 4. ". and ar
rive in Taunton, at 9 o'clock.--A stage will
leave Taunton at 81 O'Clock and arrive IN
railrlyor at l2M; leave Falriver at p. NJ.
aud arrives IN Newport, Mt O'Clock.
This stage intcrSects at Fallrvor with the
New Bedford stage daily, aud arrives IN New
Bedford ai - o'oiocE >. ~.
Returning. leave New Bedl"ri daily. Sun.
days excepted. at Q o'clock a. IN. arrive ~
Fallnver at ~. leave FaIlryer at ! o'clock,
aud arrives in Newport at 4.
Extra coachcs furnished at all times on
ron spuubIp tCfDls.
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PIANO stDlsTEIS.
@. T. TAuRDGR,

.. T. T1A = II y ENJ
33 s. b, UeSimiHSier street, Providence
HAS just received at his Ware Rooms. a
H large assortment o' PIP.NO FDRVES
from the celebrated Mandatory OF i. GIL
BtRr 81 Co, Boston, which h. offers Tor sal,
at greatly reduced prices, aud respectfully
invites those IN want 10 call aud cxamln,
them. A., instruments warranted to gave
the most perfect satisfaction, aud Tor sale a
low as Gun be bought ~ the country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01
gIss u .nrn ..sARMEp.

2mAw afM /.
!, 49, The rominatso1 sf Gen Harrison,
7y' me Vofo Of The Richmond Enquirer
= ''ent On u matter hattie declared The
T.s,. v0ula gin Nim 50 lille trouble hat be
ar,,. = s''''. saf g dep 5urisg the .hiskesl
notso, wever-he was speed.
= -. = "; 'ad sotaf-a.4d iokead bis own
",hs sweat Houss, she ssfktn ringing
~ ne while y i'll msEiA, sounds .r-,s 10
arms Never diSchieftain stfargis Aarder.
yet Old Tippeeasoe wss rushed into The Ptesi-
sAtisl ofiee Nth me s~esPSSS majority or sns
II such I fsrtvJIut Aeasand -
guiae calculations Of Snsd, ccnirs's,o he san.
81 expee,ed s - seort IeadesS !.
affair,l This viEEIanf eai,oa d.aersn' S>iofI
thing TO aIarn him, bul Va. 4. tneh saw p
opsPs The eanPaisa sgainst NJ ca. :. !.
eiaf1pE fne adversary formidable, s ~, -.
Pfspe'fies o. me plnocratie party nv. .,srs
: I'LL. '..''sAeas Gs1ssy Az The same r,ts Of
F'a'iOn' Mr. Cay must succeed By DIRE
'"01sana, y We signs, as here exhibred
49, sa5 'n,ug one ihidy is plain -ths,i
alfaio dssPeratios--and eyeIT 49, 'ssHis
81 passing events wiIl.resdilv $3.50. oy's1'sr
Pklisy and snxiely are marked I. 80 -, pr.
o =, pfint- lis sease Of danger NAV b. i.
fetSfron the fac hat BE- n,a.e.a. '"-
boz adaiiy and N..kly Rpau;rss ~. - is. US
tre. se' 'at me In
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01
THE oPPosIrIovPosrl 6FFIcE

We mentioned 10 our last. that arrangement,
had been made for opening private post Offices
IN Boston, New York. PhiI1delphis, and Balii,
more. This enterprise has been 81 short-liYed
existenee--as the person 70 whom vas enlfus;-
ed the carrying Of the letters was refused pas
sage on the steamboats, and rail roads which car
ried the regular niail---it being In violation or
an express actof Congress, ana rendering lhg
steamboat and railroad companies liable for d.
magesto lhe United States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01
! WIG MEETING.

q
i p6tsnan, 10 puby notice a meeting Of The
! Wigs cf jefferson Ounly was held at the cOur
IHouse on Monday January rs, for the purpos,
Il Il forming 4 oAy Clsb. HENRY BERRY
. Tsso was calIefto the Chair, and GEoRcE H
+ Tarr ana Joy F. SMITH, appointed Secretaries
On mo,aIa committee Of five persons wer,
annointe 10 form "a Constitution. The Chail
sike following gentlemen A. Hunter
VIM worihington, E l. Lee, ". B. Thomp
sonlnd t. c. Green.
fhe committee having retired for short lime
rpor,et the following CONSTITUTION, which wa:
\ aopled unanimously:
~ CONSTITUTION.
ARr. l. This Association shall be knoGn a:
fThe Jefferspnf Central Clay Club and shall
eonlinne ID existence until the 4,h day Of March
IIs45.
ARTSa TIE object q. the Club shall be, BY
all Just and hdnorsble means, TO promote The
election Of HENRY CLAY 70 The Presidency
Of the United States, and Of such person to the
Vice Presidency as shall be designated by the
National Convention TO be held in the City OF
Baltimore 10 May next.
AR. 8 The officers OF The Clab shall consist
of President, FIVE Vice1P Presidents, two Secre-
laries and Treasurer. s
| ARr 4. There shall be an ExgcuuFe Commit
tee, Ito consist Of the several offsas above mem
toned, and Eve other nembes Of the Club, To-
be appointed by the President, whose duty ii
shall Re 10 transact an necessary business, when
tns ciabis NOT in sessi,s-, TO conduct the cores
pbnhspee ur-Iu Clio. and TO manage all such
other general maHes connected with the sur--
- of the Wig party in the c9tiniy Of JtIFer-
IT, a shall cone within scope 0: their du-
ID
ARr Anv citizen Of Jeferscn county. who
lRprnyes Of the object OF ne As,re;ss;o5 49,
nanNe member thereof nv earelJins ~
within Nd alI members Of Ire o,scinct Cluhs
oeIs Of ,hiaspsy are hereby coLslisa,ed mem
snaii De held IN ch1As meetings a Ithe GLIB
81 Monday IN each moEp, on De night Of he
May oexi, aiief which theyaalil he =, day or /
two weeks, on Saturday, nirht. ~ Be held ererv
ART G The Ioads Of the cha
the voluntary cVAsribulions of ~ .s-Eaised
ca osaer wings q be counts. shall s<ss,
neeesel me l1easo.e.'pd afler defravins *
e me oaS Psnsss = Tub. sszH be anpIie5
The pe0Ple2o.0t P0li''ea' orsslion a apasa
Of Eve members, De comS ~. - .o.....
dent. whose du,y IN e spPo,n's n. I P1s.;'
procdring and disirioa.0 3 - = n, Sspd he /
newspapers, speeches ano s,,sr doNhls,s
which they may deem use<ai 4 nromotSs a
i great objects q the Wing parry
The following gentlemen were appointed ~
Officers Of The Club: RI \
Prssidtnf- LEONARD SADLER.
Pics Prssids-s- VIM. C. Worhinelon, Tho
mas Bliseoe, William Granlham; James Brown
Brhiamin T. Touner. :
Seereiaries-Wiliam 3 T,ocl1 In = 9m;,h
1teasurer-N. S. Whit. ~
On moiiob, ordered ,hst ,h.ss,n-.s3ina. a,
1'ls meeting cepu5iishedin The Pre- Press
HENRY BERRY, ckN.
JoHx n smrH, Secretaries
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01

rMO4pE9s Ob WI4AG PRINCIPLES.
u any thing we're w6niing TO inspire eoa6-
denee 10 the 6nal success Of Wing principles,
enough might be found 10 the ANGRY aud pndie-
tive spirit with uhiehIhe ietler OF Sir. Risr, has
oeen denounced b. The opposition presles.-
That letter, which mus strike. ever dndid
Mod - cAaraeiefised By great dignity and Deco
ron. and 8 exhibiting calm and phiIosspbic
sisN Of public agairs, Is assaiIsi as the ID dt,.
tsfai' struggle Of . disappointed politician. We
90 not think the dispas.ionate reader vAI 60
s'ev y A man Of Mr- Rivss' capacity isno,
easily Frustrated and il is vain FOE those sho
nailed With 50 much joy bis difference Or opinion
YIN NJ. Clay, at The EXTRA session or Congress.
The Bank question, 70 pretend that a. r--...
h.,Rafss would not gladly have received him
,,ound heir bosoms, had il pleased him to take
Mr.. Ri, them in the coming struggle.
pouring sfwfass doubtless prepared for this out
violence. and c,n1Hs will assuredly survive is
ofbis assailaDts. BIT smile a. ne impo'eney
The operating causes SSs 'esef may nave Oesn
neu declaration Of his pos Ass ~ Jun : :
admltihat The movement iiselSS' =. ny. "'us'
iancs, and indicates with unerriiS ~ = mp
tendency Of public Affairs. For IT. &. $780, -
ssriss aliege. MI. Rives is guided soleiSs ae,a =,
n'hnsss q must be admitted Of the SAND. III.
I maj ne nas sagacisy enough 10 fofesee tIe ipS.
lao'e result Of the contest between Mr.. Van BIZ.
rem and Mr.. Clay. Other DEVELOPMENT, IN
soon give more Conclusive evidence Of The ri,
o. ne political game. The agitation and per.
P'eAny OF the leader OF The Locofoco hosts n
snn State. present much 10 strengthen the wings
m neir conhdehce-as in one brea,h /, /, az.
eiarsd that Mr.. Van Buren's prospects ar.
cheef,ng, and in The next, thai q Democratic
principles never were in such .imminen, danger. !
never did man labos hssder 10 keep refractory
eoadlutoas In the traces and aever was n, ,n.s
eenuliy 50 severely tested to prove 10 t,,e.e sam.
reeeilisus spirits that submission aos is 10 'ep,
ufs TO the success Of iheii favcri,e hereafter
They caLnoi understand how it is that Re,iora.
iso' Of all the bad principles and bad men Or he
!" Old Regime" Is to place Mr.. Calhoun or ri.
principles 10 the road to pre6rment, and here.
fore mpsI Of the calls for "harmony,p will be
totaliy unheeded and utterly disregarded.
lniEehtsisr Rspu6tieaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01

Dsah Of huge Grsiop.-We STOP Ii
press to announce, The death OF The Hon
WILLIAM CASTOR, one Of the judges o
The Supreme Court Or North Carolina =
He expired very suddenly al tbe resi-
dence Or Mrs. Taylor. ID this citv0 Iasl :.
senlng about eight o'clock.
This Is neither ihe time nor The Mac.
for euioey; and if il were, ours i not The
pen 10 attempt TO do justice 10 The chafac.
ieF Of the honored dead. The name q
Judge Gatson--his political career. and
bis eminentjpdicisIs srvices-are portions
Of the history ofihe State, and his fame.
the common property ofahe country, will
be cherished q jewel Of rare lussre ana
inesiimable value Ralsigk IN D. Sian-
lard q "Wednesday sossk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01
THE WIG SPIRIT.

lef s,,~tlins feeling nj abroad among IN.
,Hn'gaN or fennsYl4anias iLsrge ,nd .nir;,ed
- oeing held In different sections Of
the sts'e,t which The greatest unapiuiIy and
ha''y Gefails--a glorious and hrolherly
mps Goth Wings and Anlimasons-
.e'p'eS = oallle Tor the great sage and pa
uiY',.o Asacky. We learn fr~-. me E4uy.
burg Star-lstofofe a scott psper-tbat one
4 OF The most eious and soul-siirring meetings
was held on 1sday week. that ever asSembIed.
10 Adams coun-eYery thing Of mefN per-
| tonal characters merged 10 the food okpa-
ttqtic enthusias.. The Star ssyss-s We la
our friends abro.-and we do Il with the most
perfect assurant that the result will verify
what We ssy-th we shall give a. larger ma
I JorH5 for HEMRY AZ than was ever given 10
aoyEPresideniial l.pdidaie in the county. The
enthusiasm Of TIA, Ay, like .the.6rbek Fire will
burn on Brighter and brighle without consum'
ing-1nIess il be, Sba. is blaze viii consume
oarenemies.n With his feeling PervadiDg Inc
Keystone State, who can a oubt that she viii
cast her vote forths Wing Electoral Ticket
With these signs, il is 40 wonder, that the Loo,
focos wear long visages and woeibegone coun
len!alnces,-h is not surprising that, they az,
willing, euen no,r, 10 sci Pennsylvania down i
mong ihe uncertain States. What change -hs
come DER The spirit ofthe dreams Of the peopl,
Of Penasy lVania but few years since she CAV,
her Electoral vote to Gen Jacksouyby more thai
$4,000 majority, and now, the seers Of the De
mocracy, are willing TO admit, and themselye
lace her IN an ureeTtIin attitude.in - o.
him who -pEAxrwfIIc CONVENTION.
WhiE state Convention was held AZ Ielian-
ono.is Oh The 9Th ultimo, which was alteaaed
by more than 1900 Of tho gallant Heosiers -
The enthusiasm which chaFacierized theif pro-
ceedfngs furnish evidences Or The most cheering
character. ;that The same indomitable spirit
which herraceu JHs vrrasts On thoH F-t-iosic
wings Of 40, is again being aroused, and lha,
the bright fame which has been glowing and
spreading from State TO State, and from hear
to heart, has at length extended itself to the
prasries Of the west. over which il will sweep
with The lightning like rapidly Of 6r-to dry
heather. Ebfl
The late Wing Governor, Hon. ssmnsl Big.
ger, scied as President Of The convention. An
Electoral Ticket was formed, at the head Of
which, as State Electors, stands the names Of
the eloquent Henri S. Lane and Joseph G.
Marshall. N
Tho Young Men me. in convention on the
evening sof the same day. and among other
things resolved 70 bold "a convention on the
Tippscanoe Battle Ground, on the 29tl Of May,
to ratify the nominations of The Wing National
Convention. The proper spirit is awake, aud
the young men-of Indians pant for the contest.
They have resolved that \ Indiana must belTs.
deemed ~ With this watchword the Wbigs Of
Indiana viii rally and again carry their(banher
high over their fallen and Yanqushed, foe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01

~ nasesC. made up our usual synopsis q
Congressman pSeeedings, as there has be-. n,
liills business ofNpblie inierss, ,ran.ae,.t !,
sl,her House durinsS lasr vel :. - y
nae ''ns greater par on sessions were occupied
IN The diseassioa. Of Mr. QlcDuaies. sp,;.,sl;e
resolutions. i she iiouss.he nsiori,y or ,h !.
esAni,ies On Elections repoh ain sye, osn -
el'.ssr>s counter report was a. h.,s. s. I;
se.h 49, Mach lilas has also BsesS =: 5, I,
ans ,,.;on Y q The notorious 2la Ne Ar
ss.ssk.sss tt|fefsd, hat the two kou... T.
80 sssslos'c. - The hs. Monday M,s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01

.S,he National Fordn enxo.
ors. : tn, 4, Is. public
Gently BY 81. = M.ryla55 uaxe.a-
Porter OF Fss..s,.s-,s i ~ nfa>s. re-
sd FOR divers ssrropt $780,; oul 70 hsl $780,
Of Mississippi dsbtss he 49, The Co.
STATE 10 pas her debe AMI !, ooligstion Of i IN
Governor Shannon Of o. ihs climax
I 49, s.t4 - Is out for = Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01

&~Tlis with deep regretIthal weIss,I
the demise Of Judge Porter. Us Senate
from Lorisisn1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01

e9-The nomination q
TER. Of PsnnsyIvania, ass n foR
War. has been rejected in ihese'ary q
a very large msjority. y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01

ezA.rssolution hasbesp introduced ID the
|. ssss.slrapia Legislature inquifing into he ex.
as,s q amending the Constitution Of he
.han b 81 a only one session Of the Lesisaiure
were saop,e5 ID two years. it hi, measure
hundred 'hoasaasss sis.lsPbss saving Of several
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01
PROTECTION TO AGRIcuLTuRE BY THE
TARIFF.


/ The following will shev he ,ro,,,,;o. .E,,d
% bS the Hhig TriF or 1879, to The epame,,,s.
as'sealufst sftseie,, whiob-aaesvr tuerr culture,
Sc protection to them could aot DO lessi 10 al.
fond that protection due from the country TO the
planting Interests:
Coliah duty ats per pound.
Sugar :. u cts. per pound
Beef cts. per pou0d. - - ! y =
Pork cts. per pound.
Ham add Bacon 3 cts per pound.
Cheese Q cts. per pound.
Butter cts. per pound.
Lsrda3 cls. per pound.
Potatoes l0lcts. per bushei.
Flour : rs cts. per barrel
Whslt IS cts. per bushel.
Hemp 81 per hunefed.
Oats 70 cts. per bushel.
Wehays deemed il proper to sketch The above
tens Of prOstct0n afforded the .1grieuiiurGlsis by
de Tariff, because, from the manner ia which
the Locofoeos speak Of The Wing TariG, one
who may neyethave read il, would infer lhal
no other Interest except ihatof the naaufactu-
rerG were protected BY it. And we will seize
This occasion, say .ofarmers, that, il they stu.
dy their own Interest. they ciH stick By tAe Tariff
sad support HENRY CLAY AND THE
wings, as both he AVID itts cling to the prin-
sipes Of protection as the only shield len 10 the
Ncucing aud loboring classes Of society.
M. ask the farmers Of our country TO hear
suh IN mind-if the duties protective cfagri-
fOsos taken of. as The Free Trade Loco.
be food " should be, our country would
ssn .tgil ~ = produce Of Europe, and our
.fthsir pr.s rs IT, "a not gel ritha 50 per cent
md all do kutrt', in sessons Of plenty abroad;
little enough ia ~ .be farmer's reward now i
Who are ID Nvor os>fnscience Let All then
~ a Of Esfospa i,ii..siiss. .9meriesn irtey,,,,
@ repts.sns,hsA il Con- vote COR The Wings
rBrTvsE SsSsT S FREE .sssriean Wig.
praei,eay,, suets-xn idea S,er
.na.. ea.'s means BY her ns.,on. = - -. i
She ia. .s~ Hens sFom her rein, -. es'ano
1...,'.. sna heo'Sses great a., es'sss ue
IN, - .O'easy ofthe lhines.all.a rS0Out ~
ah. sns sones 10 act she alw.r. :. - t1saat,
~. - penehss on her o,en !: :. .uasea
s soMn' mat that Ere. Trad, oTeb h Saa IN
y sne parties engaged in i,Ssnd ~. his
ne, : not The thing il Is cy6eked Up fors 'hs
$500 As mar active sPiIi, OF reciproci,s. which !
's.s eoaid make !. mutuaffy adyan,ageons
ne FREE Ifdax vurTeury-sz.-,--
70 her r.v''ss isrG j, on the articles named 5.
low, as follows: =
Ga Sail Beef 50 per cent.
Ga Bacon log per cent.
O. Butter 70 per cent.
"a lndiah Corn 30 per cent, ave.are.
va Flour go per cent, ave-see.
Ga Rosin rs per cent
On Sperm Oil 80 per cent.
On Sperm Candies 33 per cent.
% unmanufacturei Tobacco TH00 ner cent
Ga Manufactured Tobacco I,a0e per eeat.
On Sailed Pork 80 per cent.
n Ga Soap 900 per cent.
Qn Spitisk Gom Grain 500 per cent.
% Spirits from .MOlasscs / COO per cent. :
Tbs above is fair view or The Free Trads &.
= = ..a.e, at tie hands ef England: .aa Va
80 AK every irHe kss-.-, .11nsriean, whether
would De ips.iauure 10 deplising our farmers,
nschanies, maaufaeiursF6 aud lahOr.rs. Of he
ptosssiiOa AFFORDED 81 our Tariff, Tor such loon
~ ih'ss tsalii.asrf Thu. Hai<.
II C04r,--
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01

Nh. WEBsTER.-The Journal Of Com
ssfce SAY 1 thai the Hon. DsnieI Webster
IA fofnea Aw partnership with Ed !.
ward 8 YIN Winkle. Esq oflEew YORK.
ara mat they have taken m ufEice in the
nefcnaat ExsAange from the Isl Of Feb.
rusfy ensu.ng
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01

- Tt5,3eo--r N llQ1flce740 = @. =. IN,
INSS---ars OF - a. "a theszse Il. ys..1r
day, which. commencing IN easuTs
Giles III. Benedict. near The Coctnnrff f,os.9'
soon destroyed both. and thence commu.
nicaied % ne Jail. the Presby terian Meet
ing House, and the Clerks which
lie also seasoned There was only
s,e PRISONER 10 jail, who upon being libe-
The loss Il estImsled :, shoI, Is w 90 n's.