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Small envelope ~ grans large envelope 62 grains.
Waters, usual sizo grsio; sealing wax, usual quaniy,
grains.
The ensuing deductions bssed upon the heaviest pa
per- keep within the mork. An avofdupos half
is 3e3 grains. We may therefore sand single letter
One and half sheets Of letter paper, scaled with
wefer.
One sheet Of lenefpapor, with largo small envelope
wafer
One sheet Of foolsosp. with small envelope, sealed
with wafer.
One sheet Of letter paper with quarter esge 80 SOD
enclosed, secured with wax, and the letter sealed with
wax.
Half sheet Of letter paper or light fooscap, with
half eagle oncoseu, secured nnd sealed with waters.
sheet Of letter paper may contain dime and half
half sheet may contain quarter dollar.
sheet Of letter paper may enclose seven bank notes
ard DO scaled with Wal; three bank notes and the whole
ID q n nnxnono.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed TO me az
I'D trustee for thu pur2o-.s encnsd By A. Carter
and WIFE, bcarpg h October 1890 and duly 'eeordpd
County court Of senoo sha ohef go fae a. pubae
ton M ca,s AZ the door Of enreo c. Iiouse, NON
DAY tn Ju 1855 being court day all The
ysyeS by deed sfoesad containing
All Carter Che Housc and Lot city Rich
which the said Carter tho date of the aid deed
also al the tight title and of MD Garter,
Aot In Touchdown, and ouse and IS Land
hU of Henrco and In sundfy Slaves Bllc Ann, Ssy
snd Child Phil and Rachel land inecea Hany ofe
and al The Household ard Kitchen mentioaed
schetue anuered 10 the deed.
The the above property believed 10 b. nispuisN t
sspns shan convey title only vested IN me
" s 4-asw.as RoBgnr C sTANARD. Trustee.
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But how came tie Wings Prescribe at ALI To pro-.
scribe proscrpuon-to fire against reo restore those to
place who had been unusy deprived by Jackson and Van
Buren, else dispsce the worthless minons whose f.
rocious pazanshp and noisy Drawing had supplied qua
LITIGATION and lifted them efice and honors. The Wings
have ever party disavowed and deiested prescription
for opinion sake What absolute necessity there for
them when they attained power in $780, is
manifest from fact, that Of 67 Van Buren Land Off.
GERS in the West, something like go deiaulers
Gen. Jackson the author Of the system Of Proscrp-
ton. Mr. Adams in years made but removas-Ma-
olson in g. less think than 40 Even Mr. Jefferson who
denounced for prescription by the Federaists less than
n hundred in his two Jackson removed $780, we
think in the first six months: The other Presidents had
moved only for official He removed for opinion for
REVENGE, which he always rolled morse under
his tongue, for pious he is represented long
have been!
But that the venerable organ Washington should
his pipes in defence OF Prescription, beats bobtal Have
this community forgotten his pathetic appeals and his
hement indignation against /: when years ago the
People Of Richmond removed Mr. Bosher. and last winter
when the Wings Of the Legislature removed Mr. Ruther
foord from the counc7 But those sad enormite,
perpetrated by W6igs' Oh ali The Locos then may
steal horse whilo criminal in Wings look bc
hedgel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

The ircn steam revenue cutter George N. Blob" left
Pisburg on Tuesday las, for tho Gulf OF Mexico This
vessel propelled by subseged horizon wheels on the
plan OF Lieut. Hunter She is the first Government vessel
intended Tor offensive and defensive purposes which ever
lett Pitsburg in finished states tho first iron sea weasel
which sailed down the oho and the fourth iron sea
vessel built At i'itsbury within three yeats.
The "Hsnfei anoher iron amer, built for tho p-
vste OF Captain Mclaughlin was expected 10 sail
from Pupb1Tg in day OF two.-Naf. lat.
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NASH g. WOODHOUSE,
WHOLESALE Avn RErAII, DEALEus IN
RnOKG DIANO EnDtrEG

ST.gTJONERY E1NCY ARTICLES Music, eie, st,
No. i37 Main street Richmond Wa.
IE'HRR stock comprises ofHchoo Law,
Medical Standard Theological Miscellaneous BOOKS,
Blank Books Of every deception suitable FOR MercLas
Courts Banks Public oes Piano Foues Of the
for quality ut al prices Vocal and Instrumental Music Flutes
GUITAR NoHny Claronets, Fageoet- Yonceos Pf Drums.
Aceordsons, etc. Violin Bows Guitar Violin and voneeno
Strings Fooisesp ADD Letter Paper Of every qusy description
and price Al Of which will BE- sold low b had IN The
city
BPapo Foes both of New YORK Bofon manufactured
warranted and pod trail rubect
binding every d..etpinn dne AZ The slnrt - n1tlcn 10
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-Four inspected in tho city of Richmond, DUNG the
quarter ending 3Jh June. l5i5
64l0 bbIs supcrfno
$40 do fine
COL do middlings
422 90 condemned.
JOHN ENGLAND F1our Inspeetor
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DIID.

A. the Dell Tavern this e Monday 30h June, NJ Para
lysis Sir JAMES p WILKINSON, Of Manchester In the 5lh
year Of his His friends aud acquananees requested
attend hs funeral ~ James Church tUr Empss
ing 4! O'Clock.
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POWHATAN LAND FOR SALE.

1lY virtue of deed Of trust from VI. w i
- whioek 70 us bearing ioh Day ~ Pchruary
800 and duly om.e Of Powtatsn Coun
ouf shall purposes fad deed mentioned erpossw
, 81 public auction the of Jeason Po~
20 couny on 9QJ DAY Of Juy merit Of Land lying 90
hs ~ town and eonisnr fift bere the sane and
nsf owned BY VIM Clarke, d.cd and on which ne Husa =
% Of his death The tile believed be good bot We
auf convey onB. ~
u.T. GRAVES, fTsuaSM.
n,as-esd. TscHARNER nIcHAUx, ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

The undersigned has sold his interest in the
wkiG establishment to Mr.. Ro. II. Gallahei, and
NJ connsxion with the press, either rs Editor or
Proprietor, has ceased. The debts due to the OF
6ce have been transferred to Mr.. Gallaher, and
those due by il, will be paid by him.
A. MOSELEY.
BY the announcement which precedes this, the
Psblic are advised Of a change in the Proprietor.
ship Of the Richmond Wing. This arrangement
bears date the LIST Of May 1916. since which time
the subscriber has been regarded as the proprietor
Of the interest formerly owned by Alexander
Moseley, Esq. The editorial department will be
under the control Of John Hampden Peasants,
Esq. aided from time to time by his former asso-
ciate Jno. 8. Gallaher; and by the active coope.
ration Of the undersigned.
ase1 RO. H. GALLAHER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

NOTICE.
" Il have this day associated with us in our
w business BRUCE WARD. The business Tor the future
will be conducted under style
Ward HALVES a. VAN DEU R5EN.
Id
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w. p. TURPIN5S OFFICE.

Drawn Nos Of Alexandria Lottery &C. June %:
% IS 81 2 81 IA so SIS % 65 IS 4 20
Whole Ticket IS Ga prize ofs2oo.
Quarter % IS 65 both sold by Turpn and
paid yesterday.
$4,000 Capital for this morning. Nos u drawn Tickets
$4,000 for this evening. Tickets $50.
Prizes for sale ill III O'Clock FORTUNES NEW HOME,
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To the Editors Of the Wing.
THEATRE
To night is the BsneEf Of Mr. KemJie the Coumediso.
His bill Of fare decidedly rich" Mr. A. A. Addams vol
pniees his this occasion and appears Ia Da-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01
TRUST SALE or REAL PROPERTY IN AMELIA
II y ...L.. III

~ herein mentioned, executed the subscriber by Ann OPP
ham "a The egboonh DAY % Juy 1872 ani recorded In po
Ceiks once Of the County Count Of hnss, shall TUk
DAY the 7h Of August ~ O'Clock proceed 20 fen o the
penus NJ public the bidder cash Tract
Of Land lying in the County Of Amelia the A?pomstt Pver
containing by estimation four hundred an eighteen seres wh the
improvements and buildings thereon and eeenU OCCUPIED ~ the
aid Ann Graham JANIS Lyons ir,,....
lO-etds SAMUEL TAYLOR l'NN'
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LOTTERIES-

IFN 0IWFFT
vUNHE subscriber will open an Office in a few
- days for the purpose o. vending Tickets al Lotteries
Der the pulsr Of d. PsSE Co. Of ~ YORK Who
with their securities, bound for The payment o. sod
their boitercs and the prompt which al
Them have been pad the best test Of their standing RESPONSE
by The Grand Ffze Of $4,000 lately so this ey
Al sight spd e cash. heretofore viii be promptly for
prizes sod their Lotteries the the
Tbs which attended the subscriber whilst
business AMI he intention hand all large
vued sssoment q Plumbers wiz he hopes paonses
o. his Old fficnds and the public generally.
~ i-a g. W. PURCELL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

Benneit's IN. W Herald reads quondsm neighbor
o. &c Enquirer the official organ Washington,
curtain iure his defence OF prescription, keen search
ing and CONCLUSIVE.
The Herald says:
But we have still serious fault to find with Mr..
Richie. His defence Of the abOminabe and demoralins
principal OF prescription for the sake OF opinion,
reckless IL is absurd We confess could not have
supposed that Mr.. Richie would have had the hardihood
thus TO and defend in the face the whole county,
such principal. Let tell Mr. Richie that the vioance
ct parizan feeling has spbsded-tha the fierce political
excitement which some months go swept the land,
has abated Intelligent Of all parties their
right mind They look ON passing events and on the
declaration oil principals, not SO much partzans
iriois Is II possible that Mr.. Richie foolish to
mmagine that calm, thoughtful be they democrats or
wings will regard his defence OF this Ubiquitous principal
with auy other feeling, than indignant dsapprobatonl
Mr. Riiche, mus, confess, very blind the Texas
question Is his really bad that he on
any other SUBJECT Surely 1t his eyes had been open-f
his common senses had not deserted him Mr. Richie would
not have yenturcd such an extraordinary avowal,
such extraordinary defence oan unpopular and wicked
principal.
official and employees Vi the government-no how
capable-no matter how iahful-no matter how valuable
as public servants, 10 be regarded disqualified
entertain certain practical opinions and that they
dinghy TO be prescribed. absurd n more iniquit
ousa more demorazng principle could be PROFOUND.
Cd IL is this accused principle which has spread coup
lion and political prohsecy throughout the length and
bredth OF the land IL Is this which has created fierce
and unhaowed partzanshp which blasts whes every
blossom and fruit of patriotism and virtue 1t is this which
has covered the administration of free government
with dsgTace-impeded It's acton-and woully I'M.
peded the progress and triumph of republicansm And
yet this is the principle that Mr. Richie and defends
Aud what a deence Because the wings prescribe, Mr..
Folks administrator proscribe-because the wings
corrupt, Mr.. Folks administration must allow in
corruption! And Mr. Richie appears determined
~ out his principle. He determined say the
office holders-thc wings chssse you with whips, but
will castiso you with scorpions' Does the Union really
speak the sentiments Of the administration Are they to
u ssasitt 4
and still more extraordinary defenk4F
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

EASsOLUTION--Rcuuosb, July 1st I5f5. The Farmer.
~ ship heretofore under the hm ~ Many Purcell
~ mutual eonsen, this day dissolved The % the sr
used Only n eosra the busincss ard tay
fzsd 70 u for that purpose. ROBERT n. dAURY..
b1 CHARLES W. PURCELL
Tie fubscbcr the Exchange Brokeaee bust
at the Old s;and, No iOi, West, Main Street.
h1 no. n. HAURY
The subscriber will continue the EXCHANGE bushes.
In IN ~ branches and respectfully solicit q paouaes
bestowed CHARLEs w. PURCELL,
~ Ia No. 8, lfh Street
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MARSHALL HOUSE,

SEvERAL SUITS OF ROOMS for families and single roc
~ for gsnemen In readiness for tba.e who may want
eommodaons either by the month week day. and
ndeavour will be made render their residence agreeable.
Je 27-cH D. u. MEADE Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

VERY LATE FROM RIO DE JANEIRo.-The
brig Selma Capt Jackson. arrived below on Saturday
brings adSiecs FROM Rio de Janero tho l7h May The
Sehna has made remarkably short passage having been
absent rom Baltimore only eighty three days. The fol-
lowing extracts are from letters brought by her-Bslt A.
nerieda.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

u Advertisements intended Tor mornings Paps
must be brought in before o'clock the previous evening
to insure insertion; and those for Monday mornings pa
per Saturday.
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NOTICE.

.t.---r.- uNOIlCE.
AvING IN. eel,
lively premiseS Tuesday day OF mex, MONTH
duty plantation Charles Couuy,
survey recently BY the County Surveyor 100
lying the rad ieans
This land of best red
and BY the Of mari line and clover productive
as any land in the lies within mle OF Jams
and within thre four hundred yards good
ring Creek where vesels Of large within
Of the shore hhas comfortable dwelling with
and good found
this sEe-And also has hriny An
ana me best nexheea hood eoaven'sni To the
Court hevse to Church and good mill There
Joining this aei that puehi ed
but would be tsis rm The win be-
oae hrd es. the balance IN one and credit The
chaser give bonds with good personal security
on hr land TO the payments thereof.
On the same day aud al the same place will SELL credit
until the hrst day Of January
kc plantation uensls IAN and
furniture recently purehased Also good light
which carries about 400 bushels
This vessel has been used 10 mari and timber
well
lance OF the year, five likely negro men,
Ia l-cIs JOHN POINTER.
III orrERY NoTfCE-ID PANr 4 Co. Managers Mr. q
IL W. PURCELL connected with Agency place.
the business OF the oe will
OF in 1T I. RUSSELL. BIGGER Co
HOYT'S OFFICE.
$4,000 Capital for hi, morning rs Nos II drawn;
packages Tickets Sales close al IL O'Clock.
$4,000 Capital for this evening Tickets paekase. for sale
on the usual ,erms,a HoYT's OFFICE
No ,, Exchange.
CIR. ALLEN's OFFICE,
No s. Exchange.
Drawing ohe Lottery Extra 1885, received by
half past is O'clock Capitals $4,000 5000. 3oUo esSo OF
1000, 5 Of 500. &c. rs Nos IL drawn baios Tickets
Drawing OF the Lsesburs Lottery Class No 2e
90 a SIS - 10 IL 4S 90 46 ~ 10 60 IS 80
Drawing OF the Alexandria LOTTERY, Class sc:
% 25 81 81 IL so SIS % Is 6S 20
Nos II u another Capital sold BY
No 5, Exchange.
This evening $4,000 Capital Tickets a.so.
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PRESCRIPTION.

Benners IN. W Herald reads quondam neighbor
o; &c Enquirer, the official organ Washington.
curtain his defence OF prescription, keen. search
ing and CONCLUSIVE.
Thn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

u Range Of the Thermometer Monday, June 81
all w. Randolph 6 Co.'S Book Store, l2i Main Streets
IL o'clock, - o'clock II S o'clock, 76
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

-, -. -, ND De JANkIRU, II n Nay, IsIo.
Inc River flae packet arrived, brings nothing
oil importance The strict blockade OF Moneyideo
acknowledged by the English Commander. Mr.. Ousley
arrived the 30 u and proceeded To Buenos Ayrcs on
the 2on Small sales Of Flour the monopoly max.
ing at SionSlO,SO Nothing had ranspired respecting
Ioregn intervention Al Buenos Ayrcs. April 81 business
was quite neglected. Hides scarce at on board
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

CARRIAGES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, &c.
We invite public sale OF Carriages, Harness.
Leather Trunks &C. Tuesayl morning
Jni INLoEs BROTHER, Auets
BACON, &c.
lust received 10 and very
- some; some without the backbone. uI J.GRAPE
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Extract from another Letter.

INIV JANkIkO,
Advices OF the 2Sh uo. from Montevidso are u shade
more favorable for Flour Iwas quoted $40, currency,
to net S4,62 Spanish-soek reduced to ! 900 bbs A
letter dated Buceo, Esd that flour sal,abe
at place Colonia and b. provided the had
not touched at Moneydeo) To net So Spanish Pro-
duee was high at Buenos Ayres Light dry Hides
board lO3 per h. Wool and other articles Of export
were equally high.
Mr. ousIey, the new British Minister to BucnOs Ayrc.
proceeded from MonieuSeo on the 18th ulto, with two
steam fTgaes, and the FeR Minister lett here few days
since In iSae 1t is now rmiset that the will be
terminated Immediately. Gen'i. Riviera arrived here
day from Rio Grande =
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RIO Or JAx,ko. Nav l6. lsl,

IA" DE IANtko, May 10, loi5
Since the 22d u the receipts OF flower have been limited
to oS9' bb!s itom the Uned States in consequence Of
"hleh our market holds cut firm aspect especially
a. our late ndyces from the United
to expect falling of in shipments. There lle or
nothing doing in Flour until the beginning OF this month
when the market opened with large sao Of 1000 bbls
Richmond City Mills at $4,000 cash, since which small
PARCELS have sold at IN advance of 400 The
were for Richmond City Mills l7nal al 100; RicamonI
Country l4n9O0al6n500. Columbia l65O0 cash. equal
l'ueoo credit Baltimore Ia cash, ISL credit The total
stock IN first hands Is IL 900 bbls of which 500
are Richmond, 1900 Baltimore, and 100 Trieste Even
derate receipts would check any further advance
Spectators fear to operate, and shipments the River
Piate are out of the question.
We have had excessive receipts OF Domestes and our
market is much oversiocked.
The supplies OF Coffee abundant. but do not
oher tar selection, aud prices altered. Better
ad'ces from the United States lately caused $1,000
bags TO be taken for that quarter We quote choice lots
OF superior 3H5OOa3600; superior and good ss 50s3
5oO; good 2Bs5Oi3O0O and ordinary al650a2lT5U. The
shipments to thc United States from LIST January 30h
April comprise l47 bags against 2lO Isl bags during
the same period last year.
Extract from another Letter.
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TAVERN AT BUCKINGHAM COURT HOUSE
FOR

M r. SAMUEL NJ PRICE, and Mr. JACOB HALL. Jr, arc
lfs partners my business from this day.
Richmond, July !, lSi5. THOS. r. PRICE.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
TO THE PUBLIC.

MORNING. July 1. IsIs
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13

taiued with saeh patriosie srdoFa Those pFinei. pies have not changed. They are ss visally im- pOrtant now, as when by and through them you aided us tn elevating the beloved HARRIsON to the presidency. And what has our country gained by by this new political organization! NothiUg-bwt Teras. and consequent addition ef soHse tkoU- son,Rs c mules Co 0s sIave tevTiswy-with its Rep resentatIves and Senators pledged to sustain the peculiar institutions" of the South. Ay, and what have we lost by it: o let that spirit of pat riotism which once tired you with zeal in the cause of your countrys best interests, answer. It is not mere party triumph that you have sacri- feed Your own common sense-yOur own eon- sciemces-aided by reflection, will tell you in more convincing terms than we can, what our country has lost by means of your political action. It is worse than vain for you to contend that you are not responsible for the consequences of the course you pursued. Reason and religion. if consulted, will teach us all that in determining what duty is we must have regard to probable results. course of action which we know or have reason to believe will result in evil and only evil, can never beTsgs
 But even granting for moment that the Liber. ty Party could succeed in electing the ticket which they have nominated above for our State officers, and granting that they could elect every Senator and Representative to our Legislature. what could they accomplish in regard to slavery: They could only do what the WAig legislatures of Massachu- setts and Vermont did long since-enter their sol- emn and earnest protest against the abominable system. Any attempt beyond this. would prove f,kslo end anA nn1v fN Rsvsf the chains of the bondmen still closer, and render their servitude more oppressive and cruel. We ask then in all seriousness and eandor, What good end can be attained by adhering to the Liberty Party:
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13
Tpne Eaesaaous.
NEW YORK ELECTION.

The N. Y. Morning News has fall returns fom the city as follows: The entire LOeO-FOcO ticket Is elected by large plurality. The Lowest Loco FOeO (JoOalhan D. SfevensOn) has S,967 over the Highest Whig Hamilton Fish) The average vote Of the three parties is about
 Whig. Il 500, Loco, l6,SO0, Native. 5000 LO- co over Whig. 5000. Whig and Native over Loco, $500.
 It Is now settled that the Senators elected this year stand three Whig to fge LocOfOco. Last year, one Whig, one Native, sir Loco. The new Sena- tors are as follows:
 D. 1. EdsU0yd SanfOvd. Loco, by $500 plurality,
 not majority.
 2. SGzGO1 SWsiEh, LOco, by some to 5000 mai. 3. Wm. H. Van SchoonhOven, W. and A. R. by
 over 5000.
 4. Samuel Young. Loco, by about 900.
 5. Joshua A. Spencer, Whg, by about 1000.
 6. 7hOmas J. Wheeler. Loco, by about 1, 900.
 2. Rick0Sd H Williams, Loco, by about 100.
 8. Gideon Hard. Whig. by some $500
 The Assembly will stand about 54 Whig to "A Loco, or, more precisely. 5l Wings, 71 Locos, 6 Anti-Rent. John M. Holley is beaten by shame ful apathy among the Whigs of Ontario.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13
MORTON AND TAPPAN.

The characters of Ex Governor Morton. of Mas sachusetts, and Ex.U. S. Senator TaPpGn of Ohio, are thus portrayed by the graphic pc" of the editor of the Ohio Statesman, the leading administration paper in Ohio. What ought to be thought of party which can elevate such men to the highest seats of power.
 He (Marcus Mortonl stands a ronuieted Ha'. q coi,,er aud circulGtor of islanders, and is despi- sed moss thoroughly by all who are acquainted with his conduct. He has shown just taste in SC. lec,ing his correspondents in this State It is fit. ting that common liar should select as his assis. tant in doing his vile work. a sWperGnnuGfed sOv!f, zyr~.1 .nhn dnes ,.of bite and ren.i. be. cause his physieal pO,cers 6ear "o P1Op~tior to his diabolicGl soiignity, and who is compelled to content himself with feebly scattering his poison ous slayer, in the hope that it may inure those who are not like himself, so .nquesfion0b'y viRa'nOus. Mat the degradation cf aninsated nature can no fsusker 20 and among the leasf of whose sins are disregard of official oaths. the oppression Of the poor, and the base surrender of American rights ()
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13
rocoFoco,sne e. THE TARIFF

The Boston POse oi Friday contains the sahiOia- cd startling language with regard to the assault upon the Tarif at the approaching session of Con- grss. A correspondent St Washington thus zee marks:
 Please note thsG tn your memorandum bOok. At the very next session uf Congress, whose meeting time Is now rapidly rolling along. this much vaun- ted law sUiW e. e nAaRgeR haGf even its OsUR Ja- teT (if it has One) sOOsd be PuxsIed tO TeeOgnige t.
 Mechanics and lahOress, what an excellent pvOs- pect is presented to your view by LOcOfOcOism.- Will you longer support party that thus threatens to take the very bread out of your mouths!