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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

We know that The hire Of field hands has fs!.
len at least fifty per cent within the same
time Land in the country has become almost
unsaleable Every species of agricultural produce,
except cotton, (Which experienced temporary
rise from speculation, and is now fast decln-
ng,) has fallen and is falling. On the other hand,
manufacturing stocks have risen, we are told ten,
twenty, and thirty per cent; and are still rising
Almost all the products of the large manufacturing
establishments have also risen, and still rising II
i. in great and general "aets such these, that the
effect Of this system, nck-nnmed Protective, is TO be
seen, and moi in tables of retail prices for single year
or two, however long or ingeniously compiled. Let
them produce any properly compiled tables Of prices,
adventurous circumstances cannot affect the results,
and they will find that the effect of raising The duties
s to raise prices and that lowering the duties lessons
the prices As an Instance, add hereto table, taken
from the report OF the Committee Manufactures,
before referred to- and furnished by of The manu-
features Of iron, which gives the prices OF that article
from 1892 to S42 inclusive, during which period the
COMPROMISE act was reducing the duties, though a.
first very gradually 1t will be seen from it, that
whilst during two years of speculation in New York,
1896 and 1897 rs stated in the table, the article rose
considerably yet from the first to the last period, it
had declined altogether from S75 per ton to $50 In
deed the evidence Of the manufacturers themselves,
accompanying this report, is conclusive on lh's qnes-
ton Of prices, and wish could spread more oil
il before the people But, repeat il is the great and
general "facts referred above, which EXHIBIT this
system in lis true light:
TABLE Of actual prices paid by the "Jersey Iron
Company" to the owners of FORCES nj the Rolling
MILL for rolling iron, in quantities oil from live 10
seven hundred tons per annum.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

as sugar tree, it will poison you 10 death. The
names OF things never change the nature of things.
poiecas would smell strong by any other name.
Coons would practise the tricks, thong you wore
u call them Ministers Of Grace, and them with
me ne garments OF religion. Were you TO call Tigers
Federal'sis, Federal Republicans, National Repub-
cans, or even Wings, after the latest fashion, would
70. ehdo" them wnh he wisdom and disposition to ad
munster The Government according TO the intent and
principles of The Constitution. No, they would follow
their natural instincts and confirmed habits. Just
with incorporated 'nslers. Call them National
Banks, f'scalilies, Exchequers, facilities for Ex
change, National Institutions of Finance or any thing
else, and enrnsi them with power, and they will invade
your rights, ant your morals, purchase the press,
tupt The integrity OF your representatives., bully the
Government, and, should ,rusty sentinel be there
10 defend you, they will toss your laws and liberty into
me arr All this they will be certain 10 do as they
nave done before, and, with the coolest mpudence,
WI call trade, commerce, currency, and the regu
al,on OF Exchanges lsut, in the next number, ]
w'il attempt to give thus great and vital question
careful consideration.
A DISCIPLE OF JEFFERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.

If Judge Christian uhal receive the appointment, OF
Federal Judge, to supply the place OF Judge Mason.
would most respectfully bring TO the notice OF TIA
Exec u.vc the name of Carter NJ. BTsxton, Esq ms
gentleman scholar and ufisi, every way we'll qualified
10 supply the ace Of Judge Christian. The bench
ought 10 be filled with those, who, while they will SUE
tain with becoming dignity the high and important OIL
flee of Judge, yet at the rane tme will be tree from
al sentallon While firm the discharge of their ~
dcia duties yet free from every thing like an arbltra
ry feeling disposition. We believe that such nm ons
can be found in MIR Brayon. Plain end simple in has
manners courteous and kind IN his disposition well
skilled in his professionally. Brax'on, IN our humble
opinion, would do honor 10 the bench.
a .hsmbsr Of he Gloucester Bdt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16
A RDYAI. EISiI,

sIs@ We have to thank our friend Bowen, of AQUA
Greek for sending us, through the always civil Captain
Darraco,t Of the Rail Road magnificent Rock weigh
ing s'fty,0ne pounds II was large ennogh To furnish
large dishes for three of our ncghbors, among whom
we shared the good thing. and 10 supply our own family
certainly not very limited,) with three fine dishes 1,
Is present worthy Of King, and would have offered
''cn iood Tor The parasites of the days Of Juycna
though our friend Cowardin Of The Compiler recev-
60 larger hsh, (weighing near five stone seventy
pounds and crowed mos, heartily over it, we con-
graduate him upon his good fortune 1t could not have
iailen upon worther fellow. No man better deserved
or his lberay, his generous department, bis ublic
SPIRIT the kindness and success with which he always
oevotes his paper to The good Of Others aud the read
ness with which ne shares his own good things among
h's nsghbors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

Judge Elliott has been found guilty by 10 TOD on one
count, and IL to on another by The Court flmPeach-
ment at New Orleans--or nsturalIzng foreigners con
tary 10 the provisions Of the laws and for pecunary
considerations. But the Court also came TO a resou
,on that their verdict not TO be considered as IN
tended mpugn the validity Of the certificates Of ma
turaiizltion, issued by him. The Court forthwith
unanimously removed him from office, from the 9th day
OF April Even the Wing presses speak with admira-
ton of the new Senator Sidells conduct as member
OF the Courtls, 10 submitting both to the council fol
tie Prosecution and the defence, whether he should s
The caseand 2ndly, his votes on the great counts
against Judge Elliott.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

NJ Senator Walker has been mos. unwerrantaby
attacked By the Wing press. The New York Express
charged HIM with being deeply interested in Texas
specua ion In letter TO the editor of the Express
MIR Walker thus fatty denies the gross accusation:
am not interested directly indirectly, Texas lands
hold interest in Texas lands chiefly by devise from
brother have since sold by
me- deed OF quit claim and bave interest," direct or midi
the lands of Texas As TO Texas stock or sc do not
Indirect have personal interest whatever in the
ton Texas will derive pecunary benefit from such
result always opposed the by which Texas
surrendered Span and heartily approved the speech of
Mr. CLAY OF Sd Of April 1920 against that fatal
The subsequent eots eaequire Texas OF Messr Adams
Clay 1926 and OF General Jackson and Mr. Van
Buen in 1899 mrt my cordial appreciation and opinions
recorded favor Of the OF Texas nearly
0na,r a century and al time when never conlem
having in tbs lands Of Texas do however
large body of valuable cotton lands in the state OF
Mississippi which commended by the opponents Of
on greatly deprecated IN price by that result and some
estimated loss In that mol less than
Vic hundred thousand dollaIsN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

Mr.. cralle, late of Lynchburg, has been made the
Chief Clerk in the State Department.
Dr. Martin of Washington, formerly Chief Clerk in
the State Department has been nominated Secretary Of
Legation under Mr.. King to France.
Charles G. Ferris late member of Congress from the
City, has superseded Mr.. Curtis Collector of n. York
with the appreciation Of the Senate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

|. being imagined that from our Fridays notice OF
the eighteen Eaglishmsn (not Scohmen as We stated
being made denni:ens under the State law to enable
them TO vote some blame might have been attached to
M Clifford, the agent Of the Bllck Heth Coal Mining
Company; take pleasure in stating that no such in
ference should be drawn. We are satisfied that Mr.
G. has not mingled at all in the political struggle
When he heard of the facts which explained in our
last he promptly exerted all his efforts TO prevent his
foreign aborers (who had not been naurallzed) from
an improper interference with our elections.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

INDUSTRIOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. The Mobile Ad-
ser has the audacty to assert III reply 10 the Mo-
he Register, that Thomas Jefferson had changed his
opinions about National Bank-ihat whatever might
have been his (Const,utona] objections IN i'oi ms
conduct proved tina, his objections had been
rsmovsd-and what is this conduct Why, the Ad-
rsr,ser tries to prove. with sophisticated scr'ebier
N the Richmond Wing, that he signed bl 10 1907,
.uo punsh frauds committed on The Bank and IN
,sos. bill TO extend branch to New Orleans The
.Rspuhcan Sentinel OF last Saturday, which we shall
send to the Noble Register, exposes this fmsy and IN.
puoent argumen,, Il argu"en, It can be called That
sr;cle which We shall immediately repubsh. in reply
:, the Bank Nos of the Richmond Wing, brings up
Mr.. Clay himself, in his speech Of ISL retn'ing and
blowing sky.high this very argument OF his present
tollowers-snd shows. from Mr.. Jeftrson's let
ter to Mr.. Eppes in 1872. that he considered The
uh,le question about the unconsutu,ionahty OF the
Rink as for ever decided against the Bank
and BY his letter TO Mr.. Giles in 1927, what were
IN. sentiments with which he died. They are precisely
The same unchanged, and Interchangeable, as they were
in 1901 We have no patience with such sophis,s,
.o,ivocatnrs, and drvellors. But every spasm only
slows the desperation 10 which this reckless Wing
psriy is now driven.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

Mr. CLAY lsf, Charleston on last Tuesday afternoon,
and arrived a, Wilmington "Wednesday morning
us was received by large crowd OF ladies' and gen
,'smsn-whom he addressed from the balcony OF o
h,n.e on Market street, in speech OF 70 minutes
nJ wss introduced to vas, variety of people. Next
,o;nq ne took tie cars for Raleigh He IS to honor
,,e So, OF Virginia with his presence IN the course OF
h. week But thanks to the spirit OF the Democracy.
,.hsr.ysr he goes, he rouses them up TO higher and
,,n,e united action His departure from New O'leans
sgn.zed by the defeat of his friends in The cleo
,'on 81 Senator, and more recently Q! Mayor De-
,n,,tc Associations spring up every where under his
feet. Iadignatio .facit Isrs"s
Ssve,, Democa,c Associations have been establish
s5,a The towns OF Georgia, which he has VISITED. Inc
.a,. sveniny he left Charleston, the "Democfalc he
.ti.,n Association assembled in the Immense
Hail in Meeting street., in Overlooking numbers,
and many could get in, and the spirit OF the meet
,ng was enthusiastic beyond example HIS visit wa
denounced and ridcued by the orators who addresse,
The meeting He will, in like manner, scatter Gteel
fire along his path in North Carolina and ou
friends 10 Petersburg, Portsmouth, and Norfolk WI
rise up with all the elastic energy OF Antuus I, res's
the unworthy movement Of the eectioneerer HIS pre-
ssnce in Acccmac will sain Gen Bay!y 100 votes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

Our last page is filed with interesting ots,nai a,
M.dison-Tne Buckeye at Buckingham Courthouse,
and Louisa Court-louse-A beautiful defence Of Gen
Bayls-A stirring appeal to the Democrats of Essex,
which we trus. they will heed-The resignation OF Mr.
Edwards in Matthews and Middesex-A good hit at
The Great "Diciator and from the Charlottesville
Jeersonian, two spirited descriptions of the glorious
conduct Of the Democracy of Abemarle.
On our first page will be found strong and able let
ter Of Randolph of Roanoke" teeming with new do
caments and bold charges against John Quincy Adams
Mr. A. cannot eyade the issue-Whout meaning our
selves 10 condemn him unheara-we must say that he
cannot stand mute al the bar OF public opnion-thc
charges too serous-ne unique testimony too strong
the accuser too able and bold Wo shall, on Thurs
day publish another very long No. Of r. OF r., in pro-
secuiion of the same subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16
.lpatiIS.

Died NJ New Market the county of Caroline on The Jl't
day Of March ARTHUR B. CYrox Esq aged IS years lie was
brrn in the county and educated nndt influence
o those principles which make the honest cri
sincere friend and steady pairG His m mnbefe ancestor
CLAYTON of the cavalry fell in .e service Of T. gu ,ns
hail, field of De,tincen his grandfather filed with the highest
credit office Kings Attorney for Gloucester under our ore
mia, Government His father Jasper Clayton served IN III,
fIos during our Revouou defence nj TIE STATE oaVe dh
honorable and the subject Of this Obituary heneh e
yonny TO te drafted in The last war with Great Britain che'en
romptlv IA volunteer msIntned III boybooi, WIN ti
ras the Characteristic mDess and patriotism o ne 10
mily lie was for his hospital ties candor ami Jus
lice and has family and friends 10 feel MS loss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

We have understood that some Of our good Wing
friends stated, at barbecue in Chesterfield, one day
last week, that the bet the majority in the next Lee
gsIature taken up three hours after ills first pub
lica,on in this paper. We deem it nothing more than
right say tina, no Wing has called for the pur-
pose of making any enquiry in regard to it, Gentle
men Wings whether of Richmond or Chesterfield,
the bet rs still omen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

Mr. John Minor Bolts delivered long talk at the
TABERNACLE in New York, on the occasion of the cele
bra,ion of Henry Cays birthday, the 18th instant
The Coon Orator, all the way from Virginia, was, as
usual considerably full Of his bragg, and condent, IN
calculating declarations He begged his audience not
10 be dishearlened although the Wings felt a conf
dence of success, if they beaten and disappointed
IN the approaching Spring Elections of Vrgnia-but
adds he "however this may turn out, had no inhu
ence on the aggregate VOTE which would be IN favor OF
Henry CLAY Well, well, We will bring this matter to
Mr. Bolts favorite test wager can be bad for Sioo
that Mr. Clay will not get The vote OF vTgn'aISaSes
down VIVA, saws the Orator of the Tabernacle
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n.n...rnts II Ri.hmond % unur pn.le

The mex, regular meeting Of The Shockoe Hill De
mocratic Association of the City Of Richmond will be
held at Democratic Hail. on Shockoe llill, over The
Marshal Hotel, on Wednesday evening next, the I'm
instant, half past o'clock precisely? II IS all
important that every member shond be PFeaent-aAd
every good and true Democrat Of the City, who has
no, Joined The Assocairon attend and place ha name
among the many good and true friends Of the Cons''
tuition
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

Married. on Thursday evening" April H. by the Rev. u. H.
Smith, Mr. SAarpL Bxirros, Miss Mann, ArN fieoiNi.
YlsM,aroS-al Of this city.
Married. Tuesday, April 9th, by the Rev. John Murray
Forbes, WIN FAFLrr Gay, Esq 10 @scp.LESs CbARt"rrl
daughter of The late Henry Gain, Swedish Consul all 81 this M
IN. j. Jgsr. " Com.
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LOUISA COUNTY.

A CaRp.-A meeting of the Democracy will be held
at Elsha Jacksons Saturday, the goth instant, for
the purpose Of forming Association, and better or
ganizng for The 18th instant, and lst Monday IN No
yember next Attend, Democrats
hNTt-FEpERALiST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

10 our NEXT The proceedings of the people and The
bar OF New Kent county, warmly Recommending TO the
Executive the appointment of James d. Halyburton
Esq, asa Judge of the General Court, in place of
Judge Christian appointed by the President Judge Of
the w. s. District Court, will appear.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

II We invite public attention TO the strong argu-
ments and convincing facts of Nessrs Ellis, Osborne
and Wallace, the Committee Of the Democratic Asso
citation, reply to the Address of the Wing Central
Committee on The subject of the Tariff The plausible
and deceptive views ofthe Wing Committee are admira
bly refr,ed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

We have received two able Nos in reply 10 the are.
view, by the Wing Select Committee Of Reviewers Of
In, u, address Of the Democratic State Contention
They shall appear very soon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

The Washington Correspondent of the N V Tribune
writes, "If Virginia goes Whig Van Buren, is to be drop
ped But Virginia will not go Whig-argoi, he will
not be dropped.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16
VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, Arm II

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE Arm II, lsi;.
IN conformity entitled An act TO reduce into one a'
, several acts concerning eseatois passed the 9Th day
January 1879 do hereby make known 10 al whom MAJ Coz
ceru that appears by certificate OF the e,cheaio o endr
ton county dated 29h dly Of March, 1884, aud this day
c-ived into Lard Once that by inquest, held on The ia
d,v OF March, lsfi o land the county of Pendeo
rued OF which Adam Bowyer died seized
has uc.n e-chcated 10 this Comm. nwsilti.
= H. PARKER, Reg. l.. Odice
a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

>, ~ We have so many communications on hand,
Texas matters &c, that we shall publish three times
this week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

From this table it will be seen, that the duties these
articles were probably rather higher IN le4i, period
al which, By their own showing, prices were aso "a
iher hioher We say these duties were probably higher
because The custom house here does not furnish HIS &C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16
CHARLES WORTHAT.

LOTTERY FENDER, RICHnO.yJD, RI.
CELLS Tickets all Lotteries advertised by Managers, J.
= c. Gregory co. and terms, either by the Pa'S
age q for single ticket
see sketch of Schemes be drawn Alexandra soon
a,ril adh-S5o,u00 % 600, 10000, &tc.-T;cstts s2
a7th.-S30 0o0 10 900 900, &c Tickets SO.
May 4lh-s3i, es4, 0o0 loo Of 0o0 &c Tiekes $40
3ry Al. orders confidential and executed with dispatch
Drawing of the Alexandra Lottery, Glass H. dawn al Aesah-
dria, April 10th: . a.
,, ~ = " = " lU9-',
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

ucERyE SUGAR BEET AND WHITE cARRof-A flesh
IL supply just received . Num-, -, ,.
March - lQi-wu e ~ EDl - IT, VA" sHee'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

April il
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-08-13

unrubi9te, beeteitete ct ben Sun9en, Der
no6 elmer Sod Reinforcement in Der gta6=
baridoft 9ien9, uno ouf bic e06er, sur
2(ufbewobrun9 oes 8oiers binoeuteno,
la9te: feline Sbwafer unb oer &nabe
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falen. 9eacb eini9em Suben fano Der
iun9e Mann ba5 Wdo6en foot uno falt,
ben &naben fonnte ct ntbt finoen. ST.
tru9 bos WdoDen no@ 5auie, uno NIT
9ulfe eini9er anoern wuroe au6 oer &nas
be in oemielben eobe 9efunben. Sc 1T
feinem 3speifel unterporfen, oaB beioe
&inoer bereits tobt iparen, al5 ibr Sc
fGbrte, oer flene Sun9e, na6 SauIe fam.
Die beioen perun9lGften &inoer fpelten
INNER 5uiommen, uno es 1T pabribein.
li@, Dap oo6 Gine 5uerit binein fiel, uno
ba5 2(noere ibm 9ulfe leiiten po(lte, uno
bon ibm Dlnab 9eso9en tpuroe. (Beltb.
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Ser Sarif Don lS42.

Ser btlbenoe 3uitano unlerer Wanu-
fafturen fbofft cinen Seoarf bon aobl:
retben Qstifeln. oeren Serferti9un9en Ell
ne Wcnoe unlercr Witbiiroer. bic iont
in Der 0robten Qbbdn0i0feit unO Der du:
beriten &otb leben mibten. Seibdfti0un9
oiebt. Ginioe Semerfunocn. lpelcbe mir
bier Iber oa5 Qu6Droben Don &oblen ma
ben, ,peroen Die einlti9en Birfunoen oe6
8biotorifs, bic (ib in ieoem 3wei9e uns
lvrer Sbdtioeeit 3ei0en, in oas 9ebori9e
eibt ieeen.
8dbreno oes eeeenpdrtioen Sabres 1T
Der 9obn Der Serolsute uno lrbeiter in
&oblenwerfen auf rs @ents per @obe
b0ber 9eltieeen. Gs lino r,ebr oenn 1000
eeute in oielem Sabe befhGfti8t. lleber
5000 per 8obe, nber uber Ginbunoert
uno Sspci tauleno Sbolcr fir s Wonate
miro iebt olio an oieienioen mebr ausbe:
6ablt, pelbe Don &oblenberowerfen ibren
9eben6unterbolt 3ieben uno oa elm ieoer
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ber oas 9anSe eano perbreitet baben. Il
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Don 3rpeibunoert uno pier Souieno Sba-
ler in Die EaIben Don bier Sauieno Qr-
beitern mebr fliest. Ser Sarf 1T allo
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-08-13

1T cine Sraoe. pelbe Defenders Die an9ebt,
weltbe BON ibrer 0dnoe Urbeit abbdn9en;
uno ite m69en beim Stimmfaifen entibei>
Den, ob fie fir 8bi9muBre9eln. uno gSbio
manner. uno einem Webrperoienlt bon
$2O4.OOO fiir i5re 2(rbeit oeben, ODER fir
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Bem Store. Sm perflofeuen Wonat wur
Den 1907 Sonnen Sic, 43O nab 9iuerpool
$50 nab Calcutta, 200 nab ct. Saeo.
216O nab Reu Orleans AL nob Mobi-
le, 300 naeb 9barte5ton. uno 10 nab Sri:
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ben an Elm bortioeS 6anolun96bau5 elm
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in @obrbeit aber elm 5unoert Sbolernote,
besobte. gtab mebren 3o0en entoedte
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fonnte fih ober niht erinncrn, wober pol
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