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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

~ observation-disclosures AT Rules, held ~ NC
t,i-Iks Office o. the Circuit Superior Court oi IN"
and Chancpry for King William county, nj the QUIZ
Iinuse IN Monday. il~ Iii iay Of SrIhrmnef, lev
Ann King Einha Mrfei..;t, Robert G. kendall, ana
Elizabeth his wife, Robert Atiaiano, Villain az"
Samuel Meredith, Jasper Row, and ran h's we, r.
ward E. Meredith, James Meredith ana Jonh u
Npredlb-the three last Of whom are nlhls hhnef 'e
are NJ tw+nty-one years, and by their nrst ifeh"
ii. said Elisha Meredith-KubrFt Da:is, Bailey PAWS,
SeIim slaughter and Emene his wife. Marin John IT,,
and N diam Z Iipscomb-thr two i,st 4 "aon' arc
iulnts unJr twenty years Of and sue ny Their
next friend, William D. Lipscomo, i'"'h''H''
against - ua;,h
deceased Moody Blood rrd OIL mphia his wiie' wash
insinn p Mann and Ms ynis VIII, s'u:5n D!s2r; h"H
OF Reuhpn Dugar, deceased, E.vld 10y ana 'ala-
rne his wifi, Ella F. Duear, Reuben a., J"iih J.,
I.eonidls H.. PocahcEtas and James D. Laci-the iast
Eve :afauts under tw eniy-one years. md Children ni
Lzabeth .icy new deceased, lac The wIie 81 ."h Z.
la and James " ir, nc'sn airs
The defendants Moody Blood and Washington I.
Mann and Mary his wife, not having catered their APP
ptlrancr and given security according 10 tue aet "t
Assembly and the rules of this Court and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are nat inhabitants
Of this Conmnnwe alth, it is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the liist day OF the nes
term, and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that
COPY Of this order be forthwith inserted IN some news
Taper published in the city Of Richmond, and conturd
for two months successfully, and another copy posted
at The frort door OF the Courthouse Of this county
Copy-Tese,
sept. l9-cwem J. O. POLLARD, DC.
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orn BBLS. Herrings
ZOU SO boxes Huli's Candles

an BBLS. Herrngs
IOU so boxes Huis Candles
200 kegs Blasting Powder
so bags Brazil Sugars
100 boxes Spermaceii Candles
80 boxes Pine Apple Cheese
Copperas, Nader, Salt Pelre and Alum.
For sale By
Sept. 10 DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
TATE'S FORM BOOK.
r w. RANDOLPH & CO. have for sale
d Tates American Form Book
Virginia Scriyener or Book OF Forms
Pockel Lawyer and Family Conveyancer
Robinsoh's Forms, and laIge stock OF oiher
valuable Law Books, NAV be had at low prices
al ]. w. RANDOLPH & CO.'S
Bookstore aad BinderY. lei Main street.
Sept 10
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T. RUSSELL BIGGER :. co.
Notice.

THE subscriber offers his services 10 The Pub
L lie 10 write Conveyances, Releases, Trans
fers, Wills Deeds of Trust, &c, &c, in legal
form and upon the most liberal terms.
GEO. ". TOLER,
Agent and Collector, Lisles Roa
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
K: nmosp. SEPTEMBER l. Isl;
hP PINEn


Goat Sta J. Z. CIoar, With iS,ops mi,. r,n,
Lynchburg, 10 Preston & Entels, S. ]. ZONES s. s
Wintree, end II. Indian & Co "e'' o.
Boat Pig Iron, J. Wills, with 81 tons ms,..
from Lynchburg, 10 Shields & Scmervine, Con,
don & Skinker, ard L. d. Crenshaw, Bro 4 e.
Boat Little Nell, J. A. Wilkerson with So,
tons rndze., from Lynchburg and Midway Mills
10 II. Ludlam & Co, Jones < Blair, and FL.
mond & Davenport.
Boa, George Washington, VIM G. C. Over.
ton, with 81. tons mtze., from Lynchburs and
Lock No. Al, 10 A. T. Harris, at.l Warwick &
Barksdale.
Boat Josephine, VIM. P. AdcocE, with 81;
Ions mdze, from Howardsviile, 10 A. r Harms
Deane & Brown, Jno. N. Sheppard, J. j. Fans
6 Co., 70. Gwa.hmey, and CO ,,eron < Crum9.
Boat Thomas N. Bondursn,- with y Ton,
mdze, from New Canton, 10 Deane & Brown.
and Fu,ds & Woodson.
CLEARED,
Boat Lexington, p. Goolsby, with 40; lcus
mdze, for Staples Mills and Lynchbnrs.
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- F. WORDS oFFICE.-Whoie Ticket Nos. 45 3.
65 entitled to the srcond Capital Prize OF SiO,G0O
In Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Class 222, was returned
TO the Managers by J. f. WORD, for want of pur
chaser.
The $4,000 Capital, 10 he drawn 9th, viii 90 the
same wav # you don't send in your orders 10
Sept. 10 ). T. "ohp
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BALTIMORE MARKET. sepr 115,P. NJ.

BALTIMORE MARKET, Sept. Il, 5. p NJ.
FLorR-The market for Howard street Flour
is quite inactive, sales being confined 10 small
parcels generally at 4 80 The stock now on
hand is small, ard receipts continue light. We
quote the receipt price from cars al ! By.
The stock OF City Mills Flour is .cfy light
Some holders a:e unwilling to sell a, 4 80, but
we hear Of no transactions 10 establish The price
GRAIN-The receipts OF Wheats are small and
mostly from Virginia. The demand FOR Ship
ping stu continues, and sales OF good 10 prime
reds we're made to-day at 80 IS cents which
shows d further advance. We quote good 10
prime white Whats at leo 1906 Sales Of
Corn al 81 40 cents for white, and 10 81 cts.
for yellow. We quote Oats a! so - cts, and
Rye a, 90 a CO cts.
Paovi,IoNs.-In Bacon noting of moment has
been done. There is a moderate and regular de-
mand tor small lois, which have been sold at
previons rates viz: Shoulders Il els; Sides
:; els !; assorted a 81 CTS and Hams 6. a
10 cents. Baltimore cured Hams are held at .!
Ii cts. with sales Lard is in good request at
s, &; cents for No. Western in kegs and Il
a 81 cents in barrels. Sales Of kegs T.: 81 g.
cents.
WHsKgY.-The stock continues very light
Sales of hhds at % cts, and Of bbls. at "a. Some
small sales of Lbls. were made al % cents.
jrycTi/1n
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E.rn.apl- % Pa'es-!6r De Assn'antc q
s:ys OF: !. .Sils!e L,.e.

InsuTahce Tan &c tHeCNU TOT Ut!
$500 up 10 5000, BY applicalion to 40
Richmond Y
Physician 10 The Society, Angus ! :. ).
WARNER. July - -
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NEW YORK MARKET, Sept. &c, p

NEW YORK MARKET, Sept lG, . ?. NJ.
The sales of Cotton are 500 bales, with no fur
Their change in price. Inferior 81 9, ordinary
10 good mdtling Gs a s, fair TO good lair !, 9!
cents.
Flour is much cs yesterday; Genesee4 81 SO;
Ohio and Michigan 4 IS 81; Richmond eoun.
try IS 10 5. Fair Wheat brings 100 CTS good
have pa lid 81 cts. WI. for Corn, and some hand
some yellow fiat obtained 81 cts. measure, 10 go
East. Oats are dull al % c;s. for canal.
Sales Of Whiskey in bills. at 23i cts. Smoked
Hams 81 a Q cts. Lard, in rbls. S els, in legs
81 cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

II &c CO 81 go - A 50 e. 81 -
Whole Ticket r,os. "A G7 e., one more p,ile
sold and paid BY 81 RATION.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria Lottery, Extra ~
IS a 10 50 IS As 81 20 IS Sc - '357 IL g.
Whole Ticket Nos. 20 "a 40, prize u S2.o
Ticket Nos. 20 Sc IS, 4 prize Of l5o--Tlc,e
Nos 40 4s 81, a prize OF lG0-Three NOR s;aa.
ones, sold and rail y ST RATION.
Sept. 10
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Tote .Mfciou!cs Of Richmond:


Isee b. The Enquirer OF This morning, that Mir.
John Grant. a graduate Of Yale College, has To-
ken charge Of The Mechanics School. His terms,
which are very moderate. will. ;;us', airar; The
attention Of each and every ere q You. Lei Us
not .al:er in This noble urdtTlFsns; L, each ore
give all he encouragement hat n can, ana me
day is not FAR distant when We shall have School
and az Association worthy Of The mechanics 81
Richmond Come ere. cowe ALTO the rescue
Mr. Grant brings win h: tes;imJaii !, 81 The
highest and most satisfactory char; Ter. See
HAN, and Jndgc Tor yourselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

DoRTo RICO sUGARs.-3o hhds. P. R.
i Sugars, "Nadal" brand--ior sale o.
Sept, i9 DAVENPORT e. ALLEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

Il spoils the temper and cuIdles The IDEAS Of
all who have much writing 10 DO, Ct whatever
character ii may be, 10 DC cursed with pen,
which does not obey the guiding fingers. On
e-ery consideration, therefore, il IS iaos; mpor-
tan, 10 have zen which will facilitate ard has
len composition. To an Editor, abuve all, j; is
Of The first moment. We are led 10 these remarks
by kind present, from !. W. Randolph & Co.,
o! a bunch OF fire quills, manufactured TO their
order in Germany with the letters 81. w. Ran
dolph & Co." beautifully impressed (by some
acid We presumc) on The transparent barrel Of
each quill. We generally use that great in
ven,ion ofhe age, lte STEEL pen; but they are not
always 10 be relied upon. The best pens OF any
kind that we have ever seen, were some STEEL
pens stamped Icons Swan Quill" for which
we are indebted 10 !riepdin lie Post Office
Unfortunately our supply is exhausted, and they
are no longer in the market. We are, however,
furnished with capital substitute in these let
tered German Guils. of Messrs. J. W. R., & Co.
This paragraph, which is no bad specimen Of
chiIusraphy, is scrubbed eff with one Of them,
and The ink flows beautifully, much more 50 than
the ideas This just compliment 10 J. w. R. &
Cos, pens is not We hope, ainiss; coming as it
DOES from one of class who are vu!gulary demo
minated the "kpghts ofthe Quill"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

The Presiden, has recognized Johann WI
helm Schmidt as consul OF Saxony for Inc poi' Oh
n York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

We regret TO see, from The report Of The Board
Of Health in the New Orleans Courier OF The
evening OF The 10Th, ,ha! the fallering hopes Of
he people Of that city have been Disappointed
The Yellow Fever has made its appearance in
New Orleans. Three decided cases have been
verified, one of which ended in death. II seems
10 be the opinion Of most Of The physicians there
lha, the pes,ilence is not coniagous-and this
view is sustained by the present appearance OF
cases, in separate portions Of The city, which
could no, have been imported. Though the dis
ease is more fatal, when ii comes on SO late as al
present, We hope that lie remedies whose success
has been 50 well established BY experience will
check its march, so fatal TO human life, and 10
the progress and prosperity OF beautiful city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

HOYT'S OFFICE-Louery draws a, ,.s
IL Exchange tins morning, at Il. o'clcc.-
Ca pital 1000 dollars. Tickets only / Aalsr,
ard quarters in proportion; packages Tor s-c
cheap unlilll o'clock.
This Evening-SloOo 900 Capital. Ticse's ny
3-lor sale at HOfT'S OFFICE,
No Exchange.
P. S. Half Ticket Nos. "a IS -, prrz- !.
1000 dollars, sold and will tie rait, when pc.
scented, by HOfT.
Sept. I9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

We are SO much pleased 10 hear OF means e
ing adopted 10 devclopc the faculties Of The mind
,ha, We cordially invite attention 10 the following
notice. Enishlcn the masses, and the Republic
is safe. The mechanics deserve Euch credii ior
their successful endeavors 70 improve The mind,
and give tone 10 tie character. Let them, oy all
means, give warm ami sincere support 10 he
SchColmaser
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

AGRICULTURAL CONVENTIONAL friend has
put into our hands circular from the Ameri-
can institute, giving notice OF Convention Ct
Farmers, Gardeners, Silk Culu!ists and friends
of Agriculture generally, 10 he held in the CITY Of
New York on Thursday the 9th day Of October
next and inviting the attendance Of Farmers and
others from every part Of the Union. The OBJ
ject is stated 10 be'lo concert measures 10 give
more effective impulse 10 agricultural improve
ment by the collection Of numerous iacss from
various localities, and The details Of experiments,
&c. Its particularly requested that, on The re-
ceipt Of The circular, notice be published, calling
on The friends OF agriculture in each county 10
meet and appoint delegates 10 the Convention
We state the fact, in the hope Iha, some OF our
enIesprising and public-spiriled farmers may
make movement on tie subject. No Doubt,
they could find man. among their number who
would consider Trip 10 New York, under such
circumstances, both pleasant and profitable.
Sfaunt0a Spectator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19
HALsTED's PATENTED EXERCISING
ANTIDNSPEPTIC CHAIR


vrUIS CHAIR is designed a. well for ordinary health
i fuI e1erci.e rs for the Of lnvais II IS uni
yersay conceded that tie great ~ecret Of disease Is in
action of the ,c and bowels hence every method
offered of remo,iDg the cause should he cafeinl'v
.,a,nt I'd hy those suffering from the effects. The
Chair while mpars life and activity 10 The digestive
organs tends Ia expand The ,cst, 6c. combining The
active yitb thu passive exercise The exercise reired
need he hut from two 10 three minutes at tlnr. u
won,d be well have il Ji before retiring Tor NE
ui.h., and Immediately on rising IN TIE in'ihins,
fwhile in 10 ,se dre>sl aud 1T any other time during
ibr day frxcrpt Immediately after eating In order !"
receive the grea brrri the individual should nc!ine
Little lac ward sitting carrlessy, and rs reiaxed a.
ms lille and breathe freely at other times I"rcsi
The f-ct uprn ,tnu char in front, ri the me ol
I'M lie exercise will greatly AID :le reaNih "t
he muscles he Improvement made IN the IhaiI' j.
suc ns 10 tree il entirely from noise; can be usfu VI
The room or the sick without the lra-t annoyance eau
lie worked ty a child, and will occupy II" moe room
than n cuninnn chair. For h. saisfa ton ~ pyspep
lies and other In,ads, refer In few OF our ;o,'
cs,inrui,Erd PHYSICIANS and Surgeons, whose cerun-
Gates can be seen by referring 10 the Circulars
w Parker, n. D., HeT Alfred Z. f"st' a. ~
York. '.s" IT, IT,, ~ ~ n
,oH n II john w Francis, VI D..
J,hn r. REX. MD. s. sidney Doane, A. NJ,
{. K Gilman, ". D. 81. ~ .,
e { nsJfo,d 81 o. Jehn e. Warren, VI. d.,
Ia. A. Washing on, ~. ID. Bes'on- :, -
e., ,aic Inv WIN RITTER, UPHOLSTERY
ssr, iu-cIt Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

rLARKE.S HEAD QUARTERS For To-Day
y Va Mononsaa Lottery, Class 3s-to he drawn al
Exchange Hotel this day. Capitals 81 Geo. &c. u
Nos 10 drawn ballots. Tickets 81
This Evening IS 10000 Capital. Tickets only 81
D,awin. of Alexandria Lot cry Extra c.ss -:
% D; 20 81 Is ~ 81 10 IS 81 - II 81 10 81.
No. II y 40, whole ticket, sold IN the above by
Sept. 70 'Lahh.s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

JTOYT'S PEIIE OFFTCE.-UfaWhs Of L.eSbuTg
IL Lottery t.!as. M. 8.
"a s. ST IS 81 10 10 10 90 10 - s..
Alexandria LOTTERY. Extra. Class so. ala:
81 ~ 20 ri 81 ~ - 10 30 y II ;s -.
Ticket Nos. - 81, Capital Frize, sold and paid
by hof !.
Alexandria Lottery. Ey'a, Class 31l
Il 81 70 81 20 y 4! - O. 81 Is.
Alexandria Lottery, ENra. Class No asa
d "a - 81 Is A. 20 30 IS So - Is 81 l6 -.
Half Ticket Ms. - 2s -, 81 900 sold, and win be
paid. when presented, hy HOl 4.
Semi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

The Governor Of Maine is said 10 be
ship carver. The Governor OF New Hampshire
was whcelwrighlaD native Of North Caro-
lima
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

CITATIONS OFFICE, No. 5, South IN
- Street.
Let allthc world say wha, they can,
For selling prizes SrRaTTo.'s The man.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandra, Exua, Glass 81
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MAaKETs-wuoLEsAL PRICES.

RICHMOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRICES.
For The retk ending 7haroday trenirg, s>pt ls.
TOBACCO-Tleie has been scarcely any change
since our lat quotations We quote lugs 81 - 10 90;
common leaf SO 50 10 90 coed 10 fine 10 50; extra
manu- ACQUIRING ss TO ID.
FLoUR-s4 so TO & :. and dali
CoRN-47i TO so cents per uhel.
oATs-31, cents per bnshel fron wagons AMI depot;
IS cents from dock
WIFE ATS % per bus!ic for best Qualities
WHEAT oFFAL-Bran lai cents; Shorts le; cents;
Browp s,uiIs IS cents; ship s;uls IS cents.
CoITON-Gl Z, cents peflb. Stock quite small.
PeoyIsIoNs-sm ilhGeld Bacon, 81 a . cts, and
scarce Todd's family hog round, c.; Western rides,
sasl C., shoulders u aec. Lard-oa 10
FIsH-IirnKrrGs: No. fIeIrinSs 81: Il In store
COFFEE-Rio 81 a g cents; 81. Domingo G a 6i; In
guyra a g; java lil-stock light, demand mode
TEAs-Imperial and Cunpowder co cents a 81 d per
lb Black y d 90 cents.
sUGARs-N.w o,lean. Sugar. a 4 ern,s-stoek
lirht Porto Rico .! e.: 81 CfoI Q; Loaf susars
- I2i- demand good IUr all kinds.
MOLAssE S-Cuba - 80 cents; Porto Rico 81 80 c /;
prime New Orleans in hbls. 3 a 80 cents.
BRANDY-Otard Dupuy & Co. 81 Is 80; A.
Seirncitr 70a IS; Imitation IS Soc; sazrrae s.
3 80; Peach duh at so c. 81. Prices nominal
RUM England. in Ibis, 80 81 cents.
WIlSKEY-We quote bbls. al ~ c.; no i,is. IN mar
GiN-Amcric 30 cts; Holland 81 per gallon.
Cal iLE-brei from ;. 10 81 %, efo,s shrep, ifoui
81 so TO 81 Yeats from 81 too; Hoss s. per hundred
BUTrER-Mountan, frsin ~ Il c:s. per b., AID
scarce. Fresh Butter from II 10 l6 cts.
COTTON YARNS-Richmond and Manchester (f',c-
tory prices) Nos 10 II, IL :; Nos IL 10 - Il cts
CASDLES-Tallow l0,; sperm 80 a -; liul'sPa
tent l2l a - cents per 10.
OlI.-Wintrr sperm 90 a 100 cents; whale 40 cents;
bleacled do. IS IS; Linseed y To IS cents.
SOAP-For brown 81 cents per h.. white and va
irrigated ~ "a.
SALT-From The wharf 81 60; from store 81 81.
LIME-e0 a % cents.
PLASTER-Lnmp, from the wharf, 81; basin Bank
81 90. Ti-rces Of 500 lbs ground 81 IS.
COAIl0to &c Cts per bushtl; brst Clover Hill, ~ cs.
IRoN-Pg so 80; swetes s9i IS per ton En-
gish SIS o. Tredeear Richmond nianuactory) 500;
Up Country Bar Ss2l a IS.
STEEl-Amer;ran blisterrd SllO per ton.
CUT NAILS. rents per 10.
SdOT-5! 81 cents per ID.
fEAThERS-2s 30 cents per lib. for live geese.
EXCHANGES-New York checks, | prem; Phlla-
drlphia, prem; South Carolina, dis Treasury
Notes, prem; Alabama, 8 n dis; Baltimore drafts,
! prem; N"rth Carolina, az dis; Wheeling, dis;
Tennessee, dis; Specie, prem; on London, " ~
prr cent. prem.
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ryTHE EDUCATION COMMITTEE
vii! meet This (FRln,Y) Evening, al O'Clock,
in the Office Of the Clerk OF the House Of Dele
yates. B. B. MINOR,
SEPT 10 Secretary Of Committee.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

az A paragraph has been going the
rounds of the papers opposed to M'Nut:,
to the effect that g the Ripley Advertiser,
heretofore supposed to be friendly to him,
has declared against him. &c. We have
read the Advertiser attentively for several
months, and never saw line calculated
to create the supposition that its editor
was in favor of M'Nutt; and the paragraph
was penned 10 induce the erroneous =" i'm
pression'' that he was losing ground in the
northern counties. The Advertiser, in re-
plying to it, gives back-handed stroke to
some of the other asprants, as follows:
We have carefully avoided giving the
faintest grounds for supposing US the sup
porters of any of the present aspirants to
that office. We repeat, however, what we
said some weeks since, that we prefer
Al'Nutt to some others now offering. We
prefer him to an INSCRIPTIONS speculatol
on the unsuspecting Indian or the gullabe
government. We prefer him to a vasci
ating partisan now here, now there, il
whom we could place no abiding conf
dence. But there are others, eminent mer
and sterling democrats, men to whom the
Democratic party OF the State are unde
lasting obligations whom we still prefer
TO him.
"As TO the question of the Aberdeen
Advertiser, whether Mr.. Price, our nomi
nee for the State Senate has not "beer
compelled by the universal call of thu
people to pledge himself not to vote 70
A. 6. M'Nuit," we give it an INEQUALITIES
denial. Neither UNIVERSAL nor partia
call of the people has been made on Mr.
Price to do any such thing; and if sue
an suppression has gained considerable
credit in Monroe, it has gained what it i
not entitled to"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

toxEisx NEwS.-The steamer Brs,ae:..
arrived Al Blssoa ea he lasA ALL, aiser :
passage q Eerteea and ha.f eays- L.
doa PaPerz - . he exeaiaz & - II
q >eP,enesr, aad Liverpoo, q IL -
n2Fe sesn rsee.see. SAe hsSsgAl - sas-
ssngers aDoag wAoa wsre lie H,a. -.
ward Exersgl.
he Charleston NsreaEy saxs.
I1ere = nothsa~ - 60.
Poaaaeai a1airs e Earops. exe-ss -,
gEowtag sea1ea<y o. vssientI sss.~-...'.. -
eOas Fel's'ea- Ia SeoslaaI Ir-lsss c.
saaay snd SwitzeEiaa1. sAe re,.rsssss -
az : no~ tAe lsazsns qaessiioe. snZ ssse,s-
80 - cay ? asaasA a ctAsrz. bes u
Pressas SesazalA1se 0Azsarses . 49, tr.r.
Qailsy. :
Ca-amercsaliy - ae9s = sasoraA,-.-
re Psessssoa ercp. tAsaxA eas a = -.
q12EseEs. AL % - ~kSie &C.,. !. 81.
essiss sAaa rs f>aFe1.~
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

JAMES E. MATTHEWS, esq, democratic
candidate for Auditor of Public Accounts,
(who has been called to our village on bu-
siness,) addressed the people during the
recess of the court yesterday. Mr.. Mat
thews first spoke in defence of his charac-
ter as man and an officer. He then en-
tered into an elaborate argument of the
Tariff question in his usual able and forci-
Bile manner. We regret our inability to
give even an outline of his mastery and
eloquent speech.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

OFWALKER BROOKE, esq.,, wing candi-
date for Congress, addressed the people at
the courthouse on Monday. Mr.. Brooke
was more fortunate than a democratic can
didate who spoke here few weeks ago:
he had at the commencement very large
audience, but as he is reported to have re-
marked on late similar occasion, g his
speech must have been a very naOVing one"
as he concluded to most beggarly account
of empty benches. When We entered the
room, he was engaged in a most laborious
land facetious) effort to establish the identi-
ty of modern whiggery and Jeffersonian
democracy. The next point in his dis
course was to establish that Protective
Tarif-protection for the sake of protec-
tion-had always been and was now de-
mocratic doctrine-that all the Presidents
had avowed the doctrine-and that Presi-
dent Polk had taken the WING ground in
his inaugural. If Mr.. Brooke was sincere
in this, why did lie not read to his auditors
that portion of the inaugural to which he
alluded We think that in the following
extract from the inaugural, Mr.. Polk clearly
defines the issue between the two parties
on this question, as made at the last cleo.
ton:
ain executing this power, by levying q
tariff of duties for the support of govern
ment the raising of revenue should be the
object, and protection the incident TX
reverse this principle and make protection
the object and revenue the incident, would
be to inflict manifest injustice upon al
others than the protected interests. With
in the revenue limit, there is discretion
tn discriminate; beyond that limit th'
riohtful exercise of the power is not con
coded. The incidental protection afford
ed our home interests by discrimination
within the revenue range, it is believes
will be ample. In making discrimina
lions. all our home interests should, as ia
ms practicable, be equally protected. Th
largest portion Of our people are agricul
,nr9Iists. Others are employed in manu-
fac,ures, commerce, navigation, and tn
mechanic arts. They are all engaged
their respective pursuits, and their jolr
Iabors constitute the national or home II
dustry. To tar one branch Of hss honl
industry5or the benefit Of another, '0Oue