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TO HANuFACTUEERs.
FALLSBURG MILLS
For SALE

IUNHE advertiser proposes To sell, for manuioc.
n turing purposes bic property In Buckingham County Va
Known a. FALIsBURG MILLS. u Consists sub 1ntialtv
bu Brick NIL 6hy s1usrc snd ntoiies bs there are
also on the M Lot four O'her brick buding arc
90 I'd Or tho families of AHA od
here $50 u Farming Land which will b. sod
N eonneIon y IN the buildings " desired, separately.
IDCATiONThc property stove dsseubed about 90 miles
fo the city or Jsmss River from which s,,ea
efe can ~ ohta'd arng with aid property power sun
cent IN cary number NJ addtiorafMs The
tan1 tl a1 within short distance FAnsbug Mills through
Nhleh channel The richmond market easily reached.
~ erH are M h'nuaeiucn Of Cotton Wool sretion
of country imeitey in the vefnl, Of Buckurb, ,n,c az
Poruny y DOW OLE red enierpr sns Feasnos Tor the establish
msnt NJ Faetorirs.
The owner ofe above property would be- irns 10 take %
~ portion OF STOCK In Company might ~ aej Tor manu-
moderate. ~ W NV
or Addf,r THOMAS ". BONpuRANT the ovn-, np,.,,,.
nond WhR " wv "''n-
January ~. ar
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AN T. X = .


"A MOTHER supply Of Manners or, Etiquette
IA for Ladies ard CeutemeB Cohnin A.
OF polite Society with Hints couhp and Miraony no D
TCetons for the Toirte Price only Ietc.
Courin Hinioa, Pend Poe A Novel By Miss Ellen
Pickering. author or The uetsss," Ge.-2Jc.
TIE Queen 81 Deru1k An Historical Novel EDITED Ly Mr.
Gore, nntboT Of "The Royal Fayorio" Psics CSC.
Guy Rivers: Tale Georgia. ny W. Gilmore sims author
Of The N'uiwe," &C Pnee R5c.
Con7ancs DesutaEe by J. H. Mancur author Of The
Palsi' Royal" ke-Jusi received by
NH 10 NASH A
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H0YT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmond, Na.

htGhfnohu, Va
Drawing Of Nonorgaa Lotter Class No II:
81 q 81 80 IS Is IL 81 - [ ~
Who'e Ticket n -. 80 u -, and 80 IS ~ Two ca.
pi'als sold and paid by HOYr.
Ae,anjr.', Extrs, Class No G2:
ca Is II "a 80 10 sc ~ 81 S. 20 65
Ticket NOs. ID IS 60. prxe OF $500 ID and p.ij
by HoYT.
az Il 81 Is ~ IS So % 30 IL 65 6s IS a -
Ticket Nos ii 81 A. another Capital snd psid by
Eorr De Ire. particularly People Dot. tsp she o.
Lottery be dawn nsi make him nm. ,ns- ana ,
Capital will he the result HoYI-s OFFICE
feb IT, leiS' No }, FIehAngr.
March, 1910.
S6U,C0Ui
IN CAPITALS OF $4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class ., TO te AIsIaud1.
u. g., SAGuniay. gIu Mach. lsgb.
SPLENDID SCHEME
Prizes OF sleoOO rs PrI u 1000
s,34o 200 500
Whole Ticket. $40, a,,-. ;, a..,'.e 50
c''uneats. OF Packages Of ss wholos, $50 o.
Do %, :: : a aa,;,c,, % 3: SO SO
ALExASDRA LOTTERY Cl4,, No IL to b. drawn la AIeI
andra' D. c, on Saturday 'isreh ash $50
PRIZES.
prize Of $4,000 $4,000 10 prle Of ss,eca
1890 .Ga
1000 10 SOC
~ DRAWN BALLOTS Ut Tuf %.
T.eS,ts SIC, bAiges 5 quaT-s 80.
cr''@ss's' Of ras.'sr' OF =; w9ols', $40 90
III. do. ~ auarss.. - 20
% Nike f'nn.nsBees Immediately rata d.t,hsr. f,HloNa
sPpy 10 person to L. NJ HuYr.
80 s1shau.-.
" rcEi Ia all tie Loerss adysTti-IbyJ g. Cfsrlr 4 Go
eG1ony o. h NJ oIr- TskeIs stiru.
Cd To- ~'i pfon.a"ssi a u's Ua~iHg of Lotteries
I'qarred, % all Win n:ier Of y. ". HbYT. Richmond
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VIRGINIA MILITARY
INSTiTUTE.

pursuance OF the following order vssr sp
II pieatnDs will be roccycd until the 2h nsIt
al the Chair of PHYSICAL Sciences. the Va Military In
Sutute:
"Rfsosed That The hoard win proceed Annual Meet
ing FIo, seenes syd maj N.
Superintendent be directed adserse such n,Nspa
psTs a. be may deem 'Iped.enL" cigneJ,
r. c. JOHNSTON
President Of thr Board Visitors
Persons d-s rou % making Applicant may
Information BY addressing the superintendent by letter post paid
FRANCIS ~. SMITH
NIB i9-oswJw Aia~2Uu Hupt Va Military Iait.tute.
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TIL T. AFR E.
FAREWELL BENEFIT |,

FAREWELL BENEFIT!
Aad last appearance Of MAJ MARY ANN LEE!
Upon which occasion she will appear and
original Ballet aud a variety OF now Dances.
MIR. c. HOWARD aud Mrs. c. HOWARD. the popular
VOcslists viii also appear.
Mr. @. W. SMITH Us RuDOLPH.
On TUESDAY EVENING. March IL wall be pre-
schtlI, fDr III night ouly the grand Ballet OF
La FLEUR DE CHAMP;
o., THE DAUGHTER OF THE DANUBE
Fcur de Champ, Miss Mary Ann Lee.
Rudolph. Mr. Smith.
Hinge. Imps. Fairies, &c. &c
PIgor,
Pas dc Flora, by Miss Lee and Mr.. Smith.
Grand Pas de GslloP, by Miss Lee and Mr.. Smith.
Pas de Tyrvlean, By Miss Gertrude.
Pas de Danube by Miss Lee.
raj Daaee, by e III" NO'P' W DAie'
After which, the Force of
Tho Trum peters Daughter.
In which. Mr.. md Mrs. 4. Howard viii perform Their
fas,rite character.
To conclude with
80
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LATEST NEWS.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

uJNo Mail moth Of Baltimore yesterday.
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Aurtiun 5alcs.
rUTrHE DAYS.
~ Dunlop uonearr Go.
COMMISSION ERS SALE.

NJ ""' :" uecree oi tourt, pronounced in
"e ease NJ Radsef a. srsnSi Sheppard asnn, sr
We -aa on y sid s,antat 81 ocso premises .,
u'- highest hider Horse Ia, "a "a. ey az Rl,by,,t -,
"ne'ns 70 ~" ssa" ~ isn~s % t- s,u
Mag back lS1 h..t 4 iIeb.,.
Iht"S-A credit Of ard IL sIe-p about pcr cent,
N - gned IN cash 'HSenass. pur s,y
Ing reso'ase no;s wei and Coed Of tr, on , n,
psfv In seur- the pureaase money -
Y x sEtDE. lco,,,,,.....-.
mn I'D W 7. JOYSEs. COMMISSIONER
cot by Df.xt a.
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WAYERLY HOUSE,
RICHMOND. VA.

HNHE travelling aud resident public are res ect-
II fully infoTS I'd that the subscriber
oeenp.sdby III rusn on Locust Alley, IL door below
street Inc have of late uuter:oa. rough repar
intends keeping tie lao
Accommodated all hour with ut the tscac
affords Ere n Oysters Beet stat Wild Fowl gene.
tai aIle vii be provided for mArkeh.
bar Will be supplied with the bts al Lilgorsh Red
be furnished with good aud coIfjriah tetng location
The Hse ceitl TO business berg square
the Bel Tavern 2CO yards the Exchange iIn
street, and Harten aud other principal Livery mue
daiey the vicinity Of hr Auction ous,s races.
niin OF the Country Peorls especially
pains IN making al those who favor patronage
comfortable possible His Charges will cannot
fell togivc sa;p! action Day boaulc's
NH ll-dsw WM HOWLETT Agest
JAMES RIVER n KANAWHA BONDS. for
~ saIsb BY KENT. KENDALL A. ATwATIR
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CLOTHING FOR NPRING.

CLOTHING FOR SPkING,
STARR ~ co. have just returned from New
- Yrs.w part q her s?rur furry Ting AID Fstsy
Dfrss artie's made ard W Jrnninss Tahuh
n'ti 10 their superior snd wentpown y- We nave J ocrned
FfocA ant ntcss Coa's, siu IN ~
Sact rfack AMI DUr.ty Colts siois
Gas PauialOus, SOLO
Vests n IN ktnts, 1895
besde new ani iargs asmfut ~ Fcstf Crsvats to
suspend'f glovss So SHIRTS Capa dss Bosou- Cci
iarr, fhc1idst Bracep. M1nry Bs'ur
Nh-Ws dn ooutlnue IN " aHtluds
ouf ulua uiefate pricsf arl Gfwad ne Nr
BE- made through hs a Of -ept corp u Csucr tevsfy
aue o. dess hrtrg afsgnei 10 dHtrut jepaunr thai
The whole sui, Viu Be bd ~ Leauy
aeb eluaed and nev,f cIcered, ~ any eshHcrt ihe
eouatfy. on Is
MILL SAWS orthe mos, approved make, A
Iva Hasd lest-toT ssis By
4. CLARNSnN a CO.
No. ~ Bod A. sbstkos na,
NJ W Hga Of Ne Hsod cav.
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HENRY LUDLAM & co.
Canal Packets.

Canal Packets.
The Packet-Boats SKINNER aud JOHN MAR
SHALL leave Richmond fer Iynehburs o,ery Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday, at o'clock in the morning.
Passage and Fare So 90
EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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~. .. uFADE,
20 m TT AIT PAIN En

~. ., ufADE,
PORTRAIT PAINTER
lOrer Harfs, les Brsrs@s 4 Hr-ss Sf--sl
rice Tor h'a'f'..' on
~ u''iss''ss .sss.s.s ...s..s.......T5 90
"" haW .t-rtfs... .......lUo 90
Rooui opsn o. yiasa-s 1'r.osh A. 10 IN,
FARM FOR SALE.
EHh subscu.cr s suth'i bri Pam on which IL
lulFy Gilman rrsfts .Tu.tf 10 tf, Trft of o.. It-ss
Chopp aud Wsshlm road+ aaj aba. five r. wss rf R
mont ihs ia cortsin' i37 81 q vh-a afs cstsI ths
huce ~ wolis 90 huhss Of Nra been .t.i frt,a-
e "a la 10 buid rFa cors-i su,l drerr L. a,v.
q = fr''s b. ties ~ usual nrn'eT ofru houses.
Ihf efits VII b. fsi- vrfy nu,oittinr Ami, o.
irhAl-u ". q nntV
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Arripd and Departure of The Cars.


RicsAo>p, FsEDLEIeKssusO, ASD POTOMAC RAiL-soAD.
The Cars leave Richmond for Frcdrueksblrg aud
Aqua Creek every morhing, at O'Clock. and
with the Steamer PowHATAN, or AUGUSTA, On
tie Potomac River Returning. the Cars reach Rich
mond, csiy. at g o'clock p. NJ: THIS ensblng pa
sengers to make the TIP between Richmond aud Wash
ing'on City In dsJ light.
Passage between Washington aud Richmond IS %
Do. do. Richmond and Fredericksburg 3 ~
The Cans for ChurlItesvlle leave Richmond daily al
. O'Clock. a. Nj. Returning, arrive daily at 81 p. NJ
PassIgs either way s. Gu
Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road
Leaves Richmond daily I PM
Leaves Petersburg daily STA NJ.
nAvDAIIoS TRAIS
Leaves Richmond daily Sundays excepted) at 3 A. NJ
Leaves Petersburg daily Sundays except d; a, r. VI.
The Cars leave Rehmo.d for Petersburg with the mail
train, daily, at Z o'clock, z. VI.
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sy n ~ Dic.Sin.on a s,.,,
, NEGROES
NOTICE

-, NEEROES.
m tr@ Ivy at 10 ocoeb viii sc sod 4 ns.lv 49,, ,
- OIL Negro hoy \ and N-,,o {. IA n, $500
"" - u N. DICKINSON 4. bROruee q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-17

- pursuance OF deed Of trust executed To- ths
psv Blair and wife 90 IN. ma ,,., ,s.s
IN ,ts Office Of tie unss Court N. en-, az R,
mon, ara u- Once Of he county aenreo w.. vii go
ses ~ PnShc auction, for cash n
he sHe''oa room Of n ~ Dieks.,n q Rrob.r 4, r. 80
ssh' OF nine hAey Saves conveyed By sas d,s
csISGAN
So. -. L-NuSEALLy, ! 'rass-s
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AfIrr which, the new Force {
BALE PEYTON.

To conclude with
IL JALEO DE XERES. by Miss M .ry Ann Lee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-17

Boats for baltimore and Phiddeiphia
TWICE wIEK.
The Steamers COLUMBUS aud PoCAHONTUS
leave Richmond for Baltimore every Tuesday and Sa-
thiday. ut o'clock, =. NJ. the Columbus running
Tuesday, and the Pocshonius Saturday al cru IUn.
Passage and Fare SIS 90
HENRY LuDLAM e. co.
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NEW BDOkS.
GOl RIVERS, tale Of Georgia, by w. Gil
~ more Si1ins-lS eents
lnt'd surpy of Cricket IIe,th hy pi.s-,.-s o.,
,luesn Of 'nmlfi bissor cal rov,l ~ Sir. Cor
Journey 70 Mount Arara' Illustrated bv DR. Fr,s,,.t p,
me taiy boos--a collection from be- be-t aulhor.
The Philosophy Of Mystery. BY wa;t.r Coaper Jl,s, s
hhs Lore system Of tric. IMAGINATIVE si ini,rfv. h
connected view ~ The % .c,-ifs Of gvLisrrs
seent-h- nve.i sslron ~ J. Stuau Mn.
and cnfreT o'csu-s, By John For.yth ~ n a'
Fhanthfory. ~, hs Mois-rs B,be frr Sd 81. an ,.a., a.
haprensj iu New Yuk - ~ ''N'''" hh'
t'fp's W mn1tei Bible, Nos So and ST.
tof1ufs EcuonAry of Practical Medic a. y, n ..-.
'e"s'a Ao ey morbid rru,turs, lust as-t,es 80 M, -
" nN ~ nEINkER 4 MnRRIa
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By Davenport, Alien a 90
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
Or THURSDAY, March 's;r at 10 oecsI A NJ -. ,y,r Ill ,
our no 'ois EooiHs general seatoras Dry
Goods; sur'tg which ~
Blue w md AHey cord Co;hs ani Cas- liner.
- :, - ard 4 brown shidings aac Shss- NJ,
-, : ; aud 81 tlsaehed do A,
- AHd 1 super Long C:oth
Brown and Blsaehsd D=aIings
pomestc Bingham.
uskinra ~ ''1'' ''!''e "' e'u
Bach sn1 Cord Canllri.
barge aud BEAUTIFUL as-onl-Hi Of PaItal IN. s,uH.
no DO. eS y, auRs'
beautifrisrSs ~ '"''' AbS IA" !
1000 blue Pnrs
lrsh linens. Brown Holands
unsrr PhEs APrUn Checks Coat PADDING
fai'aI an Cravtis. Tvrerds
sik and cotton ~ ts's. Childrsas' Hon.
Buron-. Button MoI'di. HooSs ara Eve.
Pm assortment Of hC5isD. Gloyss &c
ALSO
"a - invoice n 90 - beautiful salnaLl, y,. 49,,
"'s sh~Nn w tn market AMI worthy the ate1it al ri,
Ha"e eeipT eeei@ Tor aud sent directly s tosets va,
oi.ef seasoa7tir articles no' enumerated above.
" Dot o. "nods dinag'd the schf Couf,., Ia M.
sofa for whon +. may cru-Crn 1890 Wv
IhhAS- Un-ef 500 cash. $500 and upwsri. month"; er,
NH y DAVENPORT ArrpS IN -
SILK PRINCES. X. II. JyyKI1s has IN,
- reesivei o Of beautiful Frtse. for t,imi,g "a .
eisse, o. al eoloF', suitable for the .grnG
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CoTCH ad feI Barley seoen Cat Meal aud Enghh spl1
NJ Peas, for souD-fos ga. by mo CREME
t,1N
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sy Dunlop. 'Ioueure A Co.

hy Dunlop, Toucure A Co.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
Va iUE-bA' lie i7th iaaat Ib4 oeLoes ~. an -,
our Nle'lon For, without aihsr r,,.,, -.
IA NJ of Gro-sri,, consisting n pvt Of .'''
10 his Poro Rico and Ots@lns s,v,, 49,, $1,000,
q-ahy F'' ~''ep
iiO toS sha usfees white an brown ei,r Il q aax.,
+ZO Gags iagua and n.. eoo ,ns 49,,
- paekages iaai efu.he., a7d pliver1.d susat. ''
% hbds " - ana IVES, Aa,.ss..
20 hhds Ba-en Mttilings add -bonhd.r,
30 Heroes pat and qiau Brown stoat
leo bbs- Whisksy
20 hhds-
100 Llrd
Soap Sperm Talov Capsle.
iae' sfindy' Gin Oh and many articles .snsi,
se-r $780, cash; over sIoe credit Tor aOOc0
nh u DUNLOP. MoycuRs . co, Aue..
DA vi AGED TIN,
AT AUCTION
oh CbSpAf the 18th inst o'eIoek al our ..,. IT, ,
s"'h' "' whom y may enneern, we snail -
1918 boxes Tin
! box Tin Ware
cons sned to Lee d TIussy. nd ann "a nj, A..-.,.
on her w. age from New Yosk this p.ae, 'oa''ef'
" TERMS-Cash
mn 10 DUNLOP, MoNCuRE q Co au,,.
EoR HlRE-A NrsRo woxAx who i. a soad =
s'rrSs. cook. washer aud irorer.
HHA ~ THOMAS H. TAIIAypppo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27
Later from Mexico.

Havana papers were received at New-orleans
on the 18th INST by the schooner Hope Captain
Howes. which contain later news from Mexico
having been received there by the British mail
steamer CLYDE. from Vera Cruz which place she
LEFT on the 9th instant
The Spanish schooner Flordelanes arrived two
DAYS previously from SACRIFICES, with Vera Cruz
papers 10 the 9Th of June.
Passengers by the Clyde state that 1t was The
intention Of the [ 5. Squadron to attack San Juan
de Ulloa on the 10th instant. Generals Arsta and
Anpudin had been called to the capital The for
mer is to be tried for abandoning the City OF Mata
moros while he had upward of 1000 troops under
his command In consequence OF this, he had been
discharged from his office as Commandments Chief
of the army. He publishes q long address to his
fellow soldiers expressing his regret at his mis-
fortunes and assuring them that his prayers will
be offered up to the God OF Battles for their victory
and success in every engagement which they may
have with the common enemy.
The Spanish merchant brig Ceruia, from Cadiz,
anchored of the Isle dc Ncrd on the Goth ult., she
attempted TO pass into Vera Cruz. The Prince
ton fired couple OF blank shot at her. as n
notice that she was not to be permitted to pass in.
She dsregarded them; shotted gun was then
fred which quickly brought her her helm about
she then laid to- and the Princeton sent boat on
board. when she was ordered to 60 toward the Isl
and.
/, was reported that mn American brig OF war
was bockndinC the Port OF Al Narado Letters had
been received at Vera Cruz stating that the Cali
fornias had pronounced against the Mexican move
ment Government We're informed by letters and
passengers that Santa Ana and Amontc had not
Ienorred from Eayann
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27
Later from the Army,

The steamship Jas. L. Day, Capt Griffin arrived
4, New Orleans on the 18TH INST. from BTazos San
tiazo, which place she lett on The 18th
The news is four days later and OF considerable
interest and especially as the announcement that
depu;atiou from The British Navy arrived az Fort
Polk upon business with Gen Taylor calculated to
excite curiosity and speculation The troops were
being sent forward as fast as the means OF trans
portation and the high water would allow.
The Andrew Jackson Regimen, left for Reynosa
or the 9th inst and Col Davis moved up the river
on the 10Th ins;. An article in the American Flag
OF the 10th inst informs Us that bros occasionally
break out between the; Volunteers and Mexicans
resulting in death. That paper states that Gen
TAYLOR uses every exertion 70 prevent persons at
tached 10 the army trpm disturbing the citizens Of
Matamoros
The Mexican authorities are urged to use more
attention in keeping their citizens in order and
dispensing them when engaged IN riotous proceed
ln-s. Some OF Canales, men are supposed to be
lurking about Matamoros Tor purposes OF rapine
ana murder young American soldier was found
near the Office OF the American Flag on the 9th
instant with his throat dreadfully cut and his heart
pierced with several dangerous wounds the muir
derer has no, vet been discovered The Rio Grande
was still rising on the 10th In several places
about Matamoros it had overfowed its banks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27
Later from Yucatan.

Bv late arrival at Havana, Yucatan papers had
been received to the I'D ult. Gov Bardachano
gave his answer to the commander of the American
brig Of war in the following manner -" Although
Yucatan had declared herself independent from
the rest Of the Mexican Republic since the first o!
January it was not their intention to bc entirely
separated from the Nation. and consequently the
Department of Yucatan should continue to form n
part OF the Republic, whether she should submit
to the actual Government or not
As to the position which Yucatan should pre-
serve during the War, that would depend entirely
upon tho result of the pending negotiations with
the Mexican Government. At all events 1t was
the duty of the Supreme Congress which had just
met. to decide what should be considered the most
proper and convenient to the interest of the PENN
suls The Commander OF the L. s brig OF war,
seemed perfectly satisfied with their answer, from
Senior Bardachsno and after paying his compli'
ments to hin. departed the next morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27
Congressional Proceedings,
WASHINGTON, July -.
=

WASHINGTON, july %
SENATE.
Petitions were presented by STURGEON, DIX,
CAMERoS. and others. against the repeal OF the pre-
sent Tariff.
The Committee on Printing reported in favor OF
printing sundry petitions against the repeal OF the
Tariff of ~ The report Wa. concured IN. and
petitions ordered to be printed.
The Senate then took up the resolution from the
House fixing the hour OF adjournment OF Congress at
- O'Clock. the 10th OF August, which was con
cured in
The bill to reduce the Tariff was then taken up
Mr. WEBSTER commenced his speech ID opposition
to its passage. H spoke with more than his usual
emphasis and ability, and was listened 10 with the
greatest attention and interest by crowded audi
torv-Mr Secretary Walker being Of the number.
He maintained that nobody who got his living on
land or on the sea petitioned or asked Tor the pas
sage OF such bill as this It was the work OF poll!
ticans for political purposes. and that was all he
great body OF the people, instead oil asking tor the
passage OF such bill opposed Its passage and he
pointed to the petitions on the table as proof Of
what he uttered. He was playful and entertaining
in MS illusions TO the silence OF the champions on
the other side, who. Poloulous like, do not give
speech To their thoughts they We're willing 10 be
checked, but not taxed II their speech.
IL was here announced that Mr HAYWOOD had
resigned his seat His resignation has been re-
celved by the Vice President but was not read TO
the Senate AZ half past o'clock.
At { o'clock Mr. WEBSTER not having concluded
Mr. JOHNSON oil Mary land. moved 20 adjourn.
Mr. LEWIS demanded the Yeas ami Nays which
We're ordered. The motion to adjourn was then
carried-ieas -, NAYS 20.
YEAs-Messrs Archer Benton Berrisn Cameron. Gu
lev Thomas Clayton Cor'vin. Critrcnden DaTii, Day
ton Evans Greene, Huntington, Jsrnaslr4 Johnson OF
Nd Johnson OF Ls- Msncurl- Miller, Norehead, Mes
Pesrce. Phelps. Simmons Sturgeon, cphaa' Webster
Wocdbridce-2.-
NAYs-N..srs Allen. Ashley, Atchison Athsrton, Bag
bv Byeese Bright Calhoun Cas-, Chalmers, Colquit,
Dicke-.on Dix Fairfield EanneGan, Houston, Lewis,
McDuihe. Psnnybacker Rusk sernple, seTier speisht
Turney. Westcor,- iu!ee-2p.
Mr. BEsIoS voted tor the adjournment as a mat
ter Of courtesy.
Messrs. BARROW and NJ Clayton were absent
Mr. HAYwooD had resigned
The Senate then adjourned, and Mr. WEBSTER
has the aoor tor Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
On meeting. the Eous. proceeded to consider
the bills on the private calendar that had been re
ported tor passage by the Committee of the Whole.
Bills FOR the relief OF the iollowinin- persons were
then passed Amos Kendall, Pierre Menard and
other sureties O. SAINT Vren widow OF General
Pike; the neirs OF Thomas Murray; Nathaniel
Philips and Richard Elliott
AZ hall pas, one O'Clock the House adjourned
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!Ad yelorem Duties.


A correspondent: OF the Commercial Au'
gives the following Illustration
To show one Of the beauties OF The "a 7ciore. .ss
TEN Of tuns-, vii mention that gentleman .ate:
gave me following s-o-y: lie mad GENT 70 purchase
QUANTITY OF furniture il Paris When lie furniture az
rived ne received letter from TIE manufacturer IN
which that Parsonage inform. hin taat acco:d.ns %
usage he sends two invoices. one Tor 'ae Use Oh as m
porting agent Il entering ;he goods e; me custom ao
and he otter the bill UPON wE1ca ne the pCTchaeeF
Wa 70 account with him. the foreign exporter The
TACT L that SPECIFIC duties upon srse cas- Oh IN
60 articles s-e nc only guards aSa--s eou--a+. snu
habua! frauds upon nc TeTeIe. si1 upon 'He -oti-
producer OF similar articles
That The above IS an instance Of ver!' common
if not the common practice. we have good reason
70 believe 4 leading importer OF books IN this
City. couversing on the Ta-is some months since
remarked that he had been astonished at the al
diction to this kind OF double invoice OF eminent
European houses which in their dealings with pr
yase individuals were scrupuIously upright and
honorable. But the truth IS great many have
heard much OF the iniquity and absurdity OF / a
riffs that they esteem 1t rather merltorious Than
otherwise 70 evade them Ad valorems cannot al,
ways be avoided but wherever a duty can be made
specific IN Difference to Justice to honest importers
and to fair play and good morals generally, Gov
enments DO very wrong TO give premium to
knavery and compel honest men 10 detraud or
starve, as they DO oy the adj valorem system.