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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-10-17
CASSINERES.

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al of which are of the most celebrated manufac-
lures, and for durability and fastness of coors, our
customers have tested for the last six years, and
to such as have not given them trial we would
say call and satisfy yourselves. Full suits will be
furnished at few days notice, and we do not hes
itate to challenge a comparison with any in point
of style, elegance or workmanship At the sane
time ou! Prices will convince the most skeptical
that first rate garments can be furnished at very
reduced prices, for Cast or a short credit. We
would call particular attention to our
Furnishing Department.
where gentlemen arriving in town, requiring
immediate outfit can be furnished with every style
of garment, made and trimmed in every respect,
equal to those made to mder. In addition to
this is the
OutGtting Department..
comprising most beautiful assortment of Scarf5,
Cravats. Handkerchief, Shirts, Bosoms, Collars
Hosiery, Suspenders, and in fact, every article
cessary to complete Gentlemans Wardrobe, now
on hand and for sale low for CASH.
Our friends in the country will find it to their
advantage to call as they arrive in town. They
will here have the advantages of an immense va
riety of the most fashionable gods to select FROM
and at prices that the most economical cannot OBJ.
Jet TO. H. ). KELLY, Market st,
Persons old stand.
Oct 10, 1915 A-tf
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CUR Ca gsNgggsyEggga

GUl Ga Gs0p 1sassEs1SSa
rs now opening at his old stand, ON Market ST.
81 an extensive assortment of
SnG9Ees. Harnesses and Trunks,
of superior workmanship; Also,
SOLE 81 UPPER LEATHER, SHOEMAKER FINDINGS,
together with every variety of articles usually kept
in a SaddIery Establishment-al Of which have
been selected by him at the North, and are war
ranted to be of quality to give satisfaction.
He has also added largely to his assortment OF
Bugeies, Gigs, Wagons. Char'ofs' ge.'
to which Re particularly invites the attention OF
purchasers wishing good article:
THE MANUFACTURE
Of Saddles and Harness, TO order continued
as usual, and
in the most approved style, and at the shortest
notice
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WILMINGTON M4RKET-0c,- "a

We have, for the frs, time during the last three
months to report rise In the river or rather In the
northwest bran n of the Cape Fear river I'M conse
quence OF which, twenty RATS Of Timber have ar
rived during yesterday and this morning. There will
doubtless be considerable quantity of Timber and
some Lumber, arriving before Saturday night Few
sales have yet been made Our report therefore viii
be somewhat IN agre-
NAVAL STORES-l In con sequence Of the hithert, low
state of the river Turpentine had gone up during
past week, and sales made al 90 IS. We learn
however, that yesterday the sales we have TO re-
port made at 81 rs So 3d. This we dnore as the
market price. Tarno sales OF this article during the
last few days Last sales 81 Co. None now on tie market
TIMBER AND LUMBER or tho twenty RATS which
arrived during yesterday and this morning, only tws
have yet been sold, and these Sc: We understand
that the why sales lave not been effected is ow
ing 10 the fact that the Mill are holding back in
anticipation that the freshet" will bring to market
large supply. We should think. from present indica.
tons that Timber he coming week. will sell at for air
from s. to S6s, or perhaps g. Lumber-litile or no
river lumber has yet arrived The last sales of Flooring
scarcely be had for what may arrive during the next
week The last GALES Of Scantllng made ssh aud
SCI for Wide boards Mill Lumber for expectation 10
selling FROM sl2 10 si6
BACON This article is now selling at for the hog
round 9c-Sides S1-Shoulders 7}-Hams lie.
CORNING arrivals during the last week--none anoSt
good stock on hand aud retailing Of the
from so to 55c
sHINGLE5-Sales Of shingles du: ing the past week,
have been made at from 90 25 to 81 373
| STAFES--No Slaves in market. Would be in demand
! if brought 10 market. Lastsales s2b--wod command
| Il shade this mark.
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$40 Reward.

$40 Reward.
WILL give the above reward for the appfe-
u hension and delivery to me Of my negro man
GEORGE. Or the same. reward will be paid
for his confinement in the New Hanover County
JAIL, SO that get him again. He is about feet
inches high--very dark complected-aged a.
bout Is years. CATHERINE HENRY.
Long Greek, New Hanover co., N. ca
Oct. 18th, l845. 5-tf
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Held CURRIERS', 3OM Regiment.

Held QUARTERS, 3OM Regiment,
NORTH CAROLINA MILITIA.
TTIlmin gton, n. e., Oct. 3D. l845.
'ENHE COMPANIES composing the UP
IL PER BATTALION of North Carolina
Militia, 3Oth Regiment are hereby required to pa
rade at Long Greek on Thursday the 9th day Of
November next, armed and equipped as the law
directs, for Review and inspection. The line to be
formed at lOl A. NJ.
The officers, aon-commissionea officers and mu-
sicians of the Battalion, will meet in uniform at
Long Greek on Wednesday, 9Th day of November.
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. precisely, for Inspection and
Drill.
The Companies composing the Lower Battalion
of North Carolina Militia, are hereby required to
parade in Wilmington on Saturday the 9Th day
of November next, armed and equipped. as the
law directs, for Review AMI Inspection. The line
to be formed at lOt o'clock. A. NJ precisely:
The officers, non-commissioned officers and
Musicians attached to this Battalion, will meet at
Wilmington, on Friday the 7,h day of November
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, in uniforms, for Inspection
and Drill.
Commanders of Companies are required to make
their returns on days of parade.
By order of the Col commanding.
JNO. McRAE, Jr., AdJt.
3Oth Regiment, N. G. Militia.
Oct Sd. 1s45 ST.
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NEW YORK NARKET-Oct. IL

NEW YORK MARKET-Oct. IL.
Turpentine, " iImington, soft. So Sl4 2 s73
Washineton and Newbern, az s74
Resin, % ou
Spirits Turpentine, gall. 40 AZ
Tar, w
Rice, o13 w
Cotton 81 10
Naval Sfores--1n Turpentine we notice slight
advance. 900 bbIs Newborn having been sold
since our last. at So 932 per $50 ID. The late OPP
erations in Rosin having left the market nearly
uare in first hands, we have no further important
transactions to re- ort. Among the sales previous.
~ noticed was one contract (nade OIL Tuesday af-
ternoon) for 40 900 bbIs North County, d-Iivera-
BILE here in IL mos. at sDc. which IS a large adj
vance on drevious prices, We hear also of one
purchase in Wilmington for this market, OF $4,000
bbs we believe not included in our previous re-
uor4 The market now is in an unsettled state,
Enough very firm, and we understand there is none
70 be had undrr 81 per hb, at which rate small
sales are being made. We notice sales OF 200
casks soa,hern Spirits rnrPentine. from the wharf.
at 4Oc, cash, and in lots, Al, cash, and AZ Al,
mos. Tar is du st our quotation.
Rice-Snce our last report, the TRANSACTION have
been moderate, but at fufprices. Since Wednes-
day morning, about 200 tierces and so bbls. have
changed hands at Sd 50 SIS 70, the latter price
Cor superior.
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RATES OF FREIGHT HENCE TO NEW YORK
Naval Stores, 40 cts. Spirits Turp 60 per bbls
Rice, II! cts. per hundred
Cotton, 81 per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, SO cts. pr. baie.
Tobacco, 50 80 per hogshead.
Lumber, S. Sc so per m.
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NeaC s6fl.iCgls Rf the
OLD STAND
ORUG S|TOR1 e.

SVSGD s4ff>1CAGS at TIE
OLD STAND
00VG SCORE
rs THE subscriber has returned from
the NORTH with large and careful
EH ly selected stock of Drugs, Medicines,
Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils, Window
Glass. Perfumery, Surgical Instruments Shop
Furniture, Patent Medicines, &C., &C., which he
offers to the public at reduced prices Knowing
well the wants of
Physicians and Country Merchants.
in this section, he has taken care to select those
articles best suited to their wants His stock of
P8B3VG19R1
embraces beautiful assortment Of ladies' and gen.
tlemens' Haif, Tooth, and Nail Brushes; Dressing
Combs; ReHian Scent Bags; Toilet Powder and
French asd German Coiogne's, and Toiles BOT.
ties. In fact embracing one Of the choicest lots oil
PeYfamery sver offered in this market.
ALSO
A further supply of 100 ozs Quinine,
ton pure White Lead,
100 Swedish Leeches,
Lamp Glasses of every size.
ALI orders from the country will meet with prompt
attention. 1t shall be the subscribers study at all
times, to give satisfaction and induce his custom
ers tocontinue that patronage literally bestowed
heretofore and make his establishment what it has
already gained the reputation of being,
The Cheapest Drug Store in the State.
Physician's prescriptions accurately compounded
Family and ship Medicine Chests, cleansed and
refitted at short notice. VIM. SHAW.
October 10, l945.
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For sale.

For sale.
a SECOND handed - horse power Steam En-
<A CINE, in perfect order, having been but little
used, and will be sold bargain. Apply to
or. BARRY & BRYANT.
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CRAREEs BHRfa,
@RR01AIF HA1I&Mu
Will HING TON NJ G..

1A<A2RkA k3S A1AM888y
MB4GRAMg gA11@@s
VIII HINGT TON, " c.
'eNAkES this method Of returning his sin
IL cere thanks to his friends in Wilmington
and it vicinity, for the patronage SO literally be-
slowed him. for the last three years, while amongst
them, and hopes, by strict attention to business,
and every effort tc accommodate, to merit con.
tnuance of the same.
He has just returned from the Northern markets
with one of the finest STOCKS Of GOODsthat
has ever been exhibited in this or any other town
in the state, comprising every article usually kept
in Merchant 1aiLor's Store consisting of
CLOTHS, C.4SSTINERES. and VESTINGS,
of the newest styles, all of which will be found
worthy of the attention Of his friends. Call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
He has also on hand full assortment Of
EeOdy-sssGgGe (1OthiNg.
got up especially under bis rection, while in
Philadelphia. and he is disposed to sell them as
cheap as any other house in town.
N.B.-He has also some of the finest workmen
this country can produce and all garments ordered
at his establishment. shall be warranted to give sat
isfaction.
October 8, le45
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Paint Up! Paint Up!
.tsne Cent Reward

= IEF z yin HNt WITH
OANAWAY from tie subscriber, on the 4th
ma instant, his.Apprentce boy, JOHN KING.
The above reward will be given for his apprehen-
sion and delivery to the subscriber, but no exPen-
SEES. paid. All persons are hereby forwarned a
gainst hafboring or trusting the said boy, as
shall pay no debts of his cont; acting.
Clinton, ". c.. , NELL McGILL.
Oct. IL. lS45. 5.St
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NEW FAIL
AND
WGNTER FOODS,
William A. Williams old stand, Market st.

YNHE subscriber most respectfully informs
the public that he has just returned from
the North with SPLENDID STOCK of
Day GOODS
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St. Croix Sugar, Laguira Coffee,
P. r. do Rio do
n. O. do Cuba do
Crushed do Java DO
Loaf do MolaSses
Powdered do Tea in boxes or catteys,
Sperm Candies, Shot and Powder,
Adamantine do Lead in bars,
Talow do Soap, pale and yellow,
Canal Flour, barrels and Turpentine and cutting
half barrels, Axes,
Mess and Prime Pork, Broad Axes.
Cut Nails and flooring Lard in kegs and half
brads, barrels,
IA inch Baggng and Fine Salt in brs.
Rope, Ginger Pepper & Spice,
Coopers Tools, spades long & short handled shovels
Negro Blankets & Cloths, Iron of any ST.. or guam
Single and Double bar tity,
relied Guns Wagon & Cart Boxes,
Cast & German steel, 20 cases assorted shoes.
SMITH g. CAUSE.
n. B.-They continue at their old stand, and
will sell anything which may be sent to them
| Wilmington, Oct 3, ls45 3-Gt
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OF all descnpuOns.
ALso.-A great variety of fancy articles. He
offers his Goods at very small advance on the
cost, and solicits call from thnse wishing to pur.
chase any article in his line. Country Merchants
especially would do we'll TO call before buying else
when. D. TELLER.
October Q, ie46 So
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ODD FELLOWS, SCHOOL.

ODD FELLoWS' SCHOOL.
'EEHlS Institution will be opened for the recep.
Il ton of Pupils, ON Thursday, the 9th of Oc-
tober, under the superintendent of L. MEGIN-
NEY, Esq, aided by competent male and female
instructors The terms for every branch Of English
education will be So per quarter of eleven weeks
Tickets for Pupils may be obtained Of Col. JOHN
McRAE, at his Office on the wharf.
ALEX. McRAE.
HENRY MUTT, :
S. D. WALLACE, ~
JOHN McRAE, :
W. E. ANDERSON.
Wilmington, Oct 3, ls45 8 If
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n uf CeG
Wilmington, Oct 3, lS45.
3-tf
NO TF(E

kTHE subscribers take pleasure in informing
e their old customers and friends, and the pub
lie generally, that having just returned from New
York, they can sell them CHEAP for CASH
or Country Produce either by wholesale or retail,
the following articles viz:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17

Til RIGiIr SriRIr.-Mr. Amos Tuck,
a New Hampshire Democrat, and one Of
those who suslains Hale, the member of
Congress from that State, who da rcd TO
do what he deemed his duty on the an.
nexaiion question, has addressed Il letter
10 the editor OF the Concord Patriot, which,
tor bitter and scathing dcnunofa,ion we
have no where seen exceeded Ii is ab
solutely whitening; and If the Locofoce
epidermis be not as hard in New lamp.
SHIRE AS lis W granite, the Democracy
will walk lame in hat State for AT least
a twelve month. Mr.. Tuck lays abou,
him as Justify rs his name sake, the holy
friar; and his blows tell with n severity
equal to those dispensed by the stalwart
clerk oil Copmanhcrst. Speaking Of the
editor and his clique of dictatorial dema>
gogues, no saws" Your Democracy is
like that Of NhpoIeon's Marshall, when
he announced that opinions were free
perfectly frce--but that he who did no,
vote for Napoleon Bonaparte, First Con-
sui OF France, should be shot at the head
OF the regiment. But you are Tyrants
withou, the power octhe French marshal,
and thank Gud for it. You are OF thai
sort oil dcsPots whose power. consists in
sound and fury, signifying nothing
The voice OF freedom, which has reached
your terrified cars from every part OF the
State, you have been striving 10 stile or
belle, In its ullerancc."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
PHILADELPHIA MARKET A,.u 10

PHILADELPHIA MA Ars,L l2 =
CoFPtK The market is firm. with REDUCED stocks.
We no'I'e sales Of soc bags NJ 7Ia7Sc, 4 months.
including q ii OF prime al &c. S mos; zoo bags
Lirunyra OF 79r73c, on time, ISL hugs l. .guayra
sold by auction on Saturday last NJ 7In75c, cash.
FLOR Avn MEAL: since lie close vi los, week.
ana up 10 wednesday,, there was q better esporI
demand ioI Flour, with sale Of $500 brIs common
aud fair brands at st25ss4 373. chiefly nj IN,
iof'Hc' rate since then The market has tesn more
hfm' and Ia day further sales Of 5000 brls were
made at 81 .55os4,371 for mixed shipping brabJs.
GRAiN: The arrivals Of Wheat are rather I,m,,cd
ol,d prices remain steady. Sales of 1000 bu.heIs
nrpne southern. IN STORE, at I0Ue; 5000 bu.,.ls Gi,
fchna. Whiic al lIlc. Rye Sales Of 500 L,sh
e'ie' oic; Tor soalhern and 62nG3 Tor Penn.yIvsnn
. eT S'es o' io'VOO bush PeDna. round Yellow
163c hit 44a45c; White 4ls42c. Oa,s a,s J"i
sa,rs o. several t"rgoes oi25lc for vusi6ia. onu
LEAD: Sales oiI000 pigs, at 40 6 mos.
SUGAR The market, with moderate recci. r.. has
oeen dun during the week, The only ,nlcs have been
ooSn' sou hhas New Orleans al 2~3a7lrls. on lime.
SPIRITS Wliskey. small sales Of hind. e, % ,s
nnd orIs 23a23lcs-U S Gos.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17

VERY COOL. -One OF The coolies,
things we have net with for some time,
Is recorded in II Pot;syille paper:-.A
suspicious looking fellow was watched a
lew night since, near Churchtown, Ian.
caster co, and upon being interrogalei as
to where be intended lodging, said he
knew not where, but was anxious to get
IN somewhere, as he had a short time
previous cut his throat. IIe was iinmedi>
ately taken into the house Of his interro.
gator, and upon examination his throat
was found horribly lacerated, having fue
gdshes cat init. He had nothing in his
possession but two rusty nails, with which
1t is supposed, be committed the decd
Bait Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17

~ This District will be well repre-
sen,ed in Congress the next two years, if
WIN 6 Brown is elected. TIE people
WI; have IA mar TO be proud Of. They will
evince their Democracy and their barren.
ess ofin'cllec', to an extent, that perhaps no
other district is able 20 DO. Just think Off.
We had VIM. S. Morgan for Two years,
we have had Stcenrod for four, and now
we are 10 have VIM. @. Brown. If this
sho a trio worthy 10 represent a people
we IRE no judges. The next ;mem'er
should be n descendant Of the bcas, tina,
Balanm rode.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
LIBERTY AND EQUAL
IrL

Eighteen instead of sixteen las stated
Two weeks sinc,) new counties have been
lormed IN Missouri by the pres cnt I, CO.
iOco Legislature of that State. Each of
them, under the Constitution, as entitled
10 a Representative II has been stated
OH The u or Of tho legislature, that sew
cral OF these new counties. thus fprncd,
have but fee or SIR hundrcd free white
msossoAabi'ants in Them! ST. Louis
county, VIVA population Of 1863, and
n Tree white population OF 23,0ll will be
but three representatives ut the
outside, aid may, if their Loroicco rulers
are IN an rngrac'ous mood. be put off with
Well does The Missouri STATE Sem
:lne| romark-"rhc world should know
tina: Ties enormtics, this violation OF all
the old and universally received princi>
pies OF u lew representative governments,
is pcrpc,ra,cd at this late ddv, by q Leg.
,%sia'urc profcssediy Democratic, Ii i,
Is democratic TO give Goa men the same
power IN The government that 23 600
have, then God save Us from such De-
mocracy."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
FLOGGING A EuRLISHER

FLOGGING A rUBLlSHER.-Thc
following specimen Of manners in Sain,
Louis we fnd in the Republican Of the
3lst ult:
Quite an excitement was created on
Saturday by n fracas that took place be
tween Mr.. II. S. Higgins, publisher of the
Organ, and Mr.. J. S. Robb, formerly edl.
tor Of the ST. Louis Ledger, od%casioned
by an editorial that appeared in Sa,ur,
days Organ, imputing dishonor 10 the
latter. Kobb encountered Higgins on
Locust street and assailed him with his
cane, knocking him down two or three
times, and appeared determined to bella,
Dor him soundly, when he was in,errup,,
ed by a b%yslander, who caught hold OF
him, which enabled higgins 10 escape into
a shop close at hand. None Of his bone,
were broken, but he received u few con,
siderable bruises.
Higgins lodged "a complaint, charging
kobb with nm assault with an intent 70
kill, and an investigation Of the matte.
was commenced. winch will be conclude,
to-day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
NoUGHs. COLDS. AND CoNsUMpTIoNs.

HNOUGHS. COLDS. N CoNSUMPTIONS.
~ u should be remembered that a cough 4, nj.
ways on evidences that some inquiry 10 lodged in
The lungs, which, u M, speedily removed. will SO
irriiaie these delicate organs as 10 produce inAamma.
iion Of tho lu"gs-a disease which we nj know in
the high road 10 consumption
Wughi's Indian Vegetable Pills ore = moat
delightful MEDICINE for carrying fla cold because
they expei from the system all morbid and eo,rupt
huHors Che cause OF every hisesse) in 20 casv and
nafurnf q manner that The body is relieved of MI i,s
suffenng'. as II by magic. -Four or Eve Of ,sil
Indian Vegetable Pills, taken every night ON going
10 bed. viii, IN a short time. remove The mos,
violeui case OF cold. and if usoj occasiobslly s6.r.
wards. viii keep the system so completeIy frse (,om.
all bad humors. that disease in any form sill h..
absolutely impossible.
CAUTION TO AG ESTs S ore keepers and aoen,s
no respectfully informed that medicine uuroo,,;,u
10 re Indian Pills. made by one G BeHjamin smith.
~ New York, and sold Ivy various store keen.,.
nom ~ Inc city oud country. are moi tho genu;oe
virgins Indians Vegetable Pills, bui merely =
imitation. The only scenuiy asa;a..
il 10 purchase n, the ofsees No f6g RAJ.
street. Philadelphia, No 100 Treracnt street. B,.,on
NO 2oo Greenwich street. beiweeen Rred and
Chambers streets. New York and h. poricnIs,. 4.
oil cnses TO ask for Wright's Indian Vegetable PHI.
Remember. hewore Of oil sugar cos,ed co,,,s,
feiis aud bc particular to n.k for wRICJlT.s
Indian Vegetable Pills.
For sale oi MEJLOR'S V1neiy store. un;o, =,
""'""s' ap l6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
CHICKEN ~STATISTICS.-A


ing to Buff'n a hen properly fed aud Mt
tended. will produce in one year upwards
OF $50 eggs, besides rearing two broods
OF chickens. Mr.. Mount, Of England.
says that a we'll fed hen will produce from
i7O TO LIS eggs in a year. According TO
tho latter statement, one hundred hens
would yield in one year $1,000 eggs, and
from n thousand 10 twelve hundred
chickens. We find it stated in an agri,
cultural work, that an importation has re
Gently been made from Holland, Of q kind
oil hens, called everlasting hens. They
are small, lay every day, and their eggs
are loss in SIZE, and not so nutritious or
substantial as those Of the common hen.
Such a consequence seems obviously UNI
edthc Boobies" which are more thar
three Times the common size--so<~eu OF
them weighing 10 lbs, and another kind
called the "Bucks County Hens" They
are prolific layers, and produce eggs
weighing over three and a half ounces
and measuring three inches in circumfer
ence.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
PROSPERI;Y-Th. Rich,
or MnNnNGALiA

PROSPERl:Y-'rhe R,rhmunL En-
q'nrer c>ui,ngly refers 10 The iea S en-
ierained by the wings, on tho election OF
Mr.. Polk, that the buSinr 80 Of the coun ~
would BE- prost, a'cd; aud then states that
ono gentleman OF Richmond has cleared
$40 d on the rise of t"b eco, and an.
uthcr or COTTON. lie may think the wings
very IN: d I" please; but they dc no, tn NIX
these facts conclusive indications OF pros.
peri'y IN the Country generally. The
wings ask d stable CURRENCY. not subi,c,
70 q ,ctuaiion "a national currency, bas-
ed upon . solid foundation AN Indicator
of the condition OF our credit abroad, and
capable Of checking any undue expansion
OF credit or currency at home. Almost
every article Of provisions has risen,
within n few weeks, To an extraordinary
price. We know of no staple except
-four whirh is not now commanding n
price beyond lis due proportion, as COM
pared with the p'icc Of labor, board. or
the true interest OF the people. A revul
sion will follow this; and why?
These prices will soon be so high tina,
foreigners will reduce the amoun, Of their
purchases, while they will in turn send
their gods, OF, probably, even ~agricur>
nj products, tn sell in this market where
they are high. Ia other words we shall
impo , moro than VIC can pay for.
SUSPENSIONS Of ltrge houses will fol
low and we must expect a revulsion Of
prices. depressed ma,kc,s, another cur.
rcncy panic, and general distress. This,
the policy Of the wings would avoidt-
They desired TO avoid it in iS36-they
would amdcavor 10 prevent it now; bu,
the arch enemy Of mankind in the editor
oi the Enquirer, glorics in it as u l%ocofoco
triumph.