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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07

EpY virtue OF deere Of the Marion Court May
Ed A d. 1874 thu undersigned Commissioner appointed
that by said Cou will Saturday the eleventh
ember next between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ
p NJ the house door Indianapolis expose
bder the following DESERVED piece parcel lot of land
to wit the half Of the south quarter of section twenty
six (26) township fifteen ) NORTH three (3
twenty-five oil the west side along tile line being all
that of said tract lying the side of the
thereof shall he necessary for the purpose
sold for payment OF two hundred nd four dollars beiny
due 10th day OF May si and interest and said land
having motgaged of Indiana
decease loan of $780, from the Sinking Fund
and forfeited for failure pay the interest thereon Loan utter
and costs S299 90. j. B. McCHEsNEY.
Indianapolis. II Commissioners
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07

WONDERS OF THE TELEGRAPa.--One of the para
doxes established by the electric line, is that later
intelligence of the Philade phia, New York, Boston,
Baltimore and Pittsburgh markets appear daily = in
the Gazette for example-than its commercial report
er eau furnish of the Cincinnati market itself! A
glance TIE file of the Gazette establishes this fact
The reports of the eastern markets are brought
down on an average o'clock Of the previous eve-
ning-those of Cincinnati to 6 O'Clock - making our
New York news three hours later than that at home.
-CiS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07
S97,764.500
64,595,900
Sl62,360,4
S974,l62 40
40,5l2
At So per SlG0, is
Polls II, DOS, at 81 80,
Sl.Ol4.674 40

S1,0l4674 40
Increase over lS46-polls, l034-property 3d.
520,S00.
RAILROAD IEoN.-The Troy Budget of Thursday
last says that ten tons of beautiful railroad iron
the first made in the State-was drawn out at
the Troy Iron and Rolling Mills the day previous.
The iron manufactured was the T rail. designed for
the Troy aud Saratoga road. In few days the COM
pany will turn out from % to 80 tons day:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07
From the Union.
Revenue.


We publish letter from the Secretary of the
Treasury In reply to communication of Mr.. Barks-
dale. BY which it appears from the books and
panyng statement Of the Register of the Treasury,
that he nett proceeds of the first nine months from
duties under the tariff Of 1916, erceeds 6y than
three miFoHS Of dollars the nell proceeds Of The
responding nine months under The tariff Of 1912. 1t
appears also. that the of augmentation is pro-
greSSiue and that if the nett from duties for
the remaining months Of the fiscal year closing on
the LIST Of July, 1913 is in the same rate for the
unexpired term as for the first two months of July
and August, then the nett from duties for the
first entire fiscal year under the tariff of lS46 would
be 10 344 465. 1t may not be So large as this but
Mr.. Walker estimated it at the sum of al least S2S-
0O0,0 and that minimum estimate was declared
by Wing Senators to be ridicuously large. Their
estimate was from sixteen 10 tweny-one millions as
maximum. The most important part Of the chole
result is, that the exports hare increased in CORES
Ponding rate; thus ueryin gthe theory Of The Sec
retary, that the exports lcouLd equal our imports
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. Sept. Is, l547.
Sir The enclosed statement, prepared in the
office of the Register of the Treasury transmitted
in compliance with the request contained in your
communication of the 26th ultimo.
The new tariff went into operation on the LIST of
December last; and the nett proceeds under it (afe
deducing all expenses of collection) actually paid
into the treasury during the first nine months of its
OpeTdllou, is as you perceive. SSS.JOt .O)O ~
being greater by the Of 49, l76,0lS 81, than the
sum paid into the treasury during the same period Of
nine months under the tariff of 1912; and exhibit
ing gain, at the fatio of increase, of l234
69l AZ of the first twelve months under the tariff of
1916 compared with the tariff of 1912.
The gross proceeds received by the collectors is
much greater, the expenses Of collection are de-
Quoted bsire the money is paid into the treasury aud
recorded by the Register
Most respectfully, your Obedient servant
X. j. WALKER;
Secretary Of The Treasury.
To E. BARKsDAIE, Esq. Yazoo city, MissiSs ppi.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, Sept. 10, lS47.
Statement Of The receipts into the treasury from Gus
toms, during the undermentioned periodS.
From LIST Oct, ls45, to LIST July, 1885, SI7s5OT35 70
From LIST Oct. s46. to LIST July ls47. l7594O3s %
From the LIST December, ls45 3Ist August 1916 aud
from ls December 1916. to 3lst August, ls47 10 vii
During the month of December ls45, Sl,2s94s4 81
From LIST January to SOh June 1876, l3,6S7944 90
During the months of July aud Aug, 1885, 4,s47Ssi rs
1875 3l4 II
During the month Of December, 1916, 81 As OT6 90
From LIST January to 30h June, Is47 1852 s45 Sc
During the months of July and Aug, Is47 1857 All AZ
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07

The WING IssUE-No 1ferican 7srritory.-Since
the August elections, the wing tacticaas have been
on the eifectually They have pretty thoroughly
sLelred General Taylor; they have brought Dir. Clay
formally into the field again they nave apparently
made up their minds supplies for the war and
they have rallied with remarkable umnimiiy upon
their great ssue--ssNo more Mexican territory.'-
This is quite work enough for three or four weeks
Hg,ou.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07
From he Nez0 York E1ening Post
Predictions of the PrOfecfiOuisfs

Persons who have been in the habit of visiting
Washington during the periods Of interest arising
from the discussion of important national topics, will
remember that at no time for many years has there
been excitement than the passage of the tar
If of 1876
"Run, ruin ruin !" cried Mr.. Webster, 'ruin to
the manufacturer, because there will be many goods
imported, and ruin to the revenue because there will
be so fewi'' "Ruin :" echoed Mr. Evans, 'there will
not be than nineteen millions under the act
and this too IN time OF war;
IL have said Mr.. Webster says. what in my opn-
ion there can be no augmented income from imporla-
tons az is relird on. will not go into this subject
will say admirably, by gentlemen on this floor who
have preceded me. refer particularly to the ncom-
parable speech Of my friend Mr. Evans from Maine.
He has been sixteen years in the public
service He has devoted himself especially to study
Ing and comprehending the revenue and finances of
the country and he understands the subject well
any gentleman connected with the government since
the days of Crawford and Gallatin. Nay. well as
either Of those gentlemen ever understood it !"
Here was the endorsement, by the great orator, Of
great Gnancier! Let how both drawer and
endofser appear. Mr.. Lewis, of Alabama, had stated
that the reax ation Of the laws England would
induce great importaticns, growing out of great
porlations He read to the Senate a table, showing
the exports from New York TO have been as follows
nile said have a table, which will read show the
magnetic speed with which exports have increased
anticipation merely of the modification of the corn laws
by England The table shows the amount of exports in
Tie city of New York alone, from January LIST June
30h 1916. compared with the exports for the Pc
ID ,f in
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07

Mr.. WRrGHT.-It is understood, from respectable
authority, that Mr. Wright left property valued at
about ten thousand dollars. Had he awaited himself
of many of the means of accumulating money which
were frequently thrown in his way, he might have
become wealthy. But he preferred rather TO devote
his faculties to the service of his counlry.Bd.aria
Times.
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w. Il. PR ESTON ~ CO.;
At the Checkerea SiOrc;

Opposite The Palmer House.
AVE hand and receiving monthly direct from New
York good assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods which
they viii SELF cash produce than be bought
place these diggiRs
The following few Of the articles they keep constantly
hand Beached and Brown MuSns and Drills Ticking Summer
Pant Stus Fancy Linen and GambOons Cloths Cas- Sanets,
Jeans Tweed Ready made Cong also good assortment Of
and Blue Black silks acF Onets Swiss mu Bishop Lawns Irish
Linens Paraso Umbrellas Shawls Hdk Hosiery Bonnets and
Ribbons aud thousand other articles which Il impossible 10
ennmerae at this time but which w take pleasure
in showing to all who wish examine the a.
Indianapolis, June !, lsf1.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07

MARRIED.-On the Both uIt, by the Rev. A. H.
Myers, Nh. WILLIAM BLUE to Miss SARAH RUARKr
both of this county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07
HORNS STILL AHEAD!


.<-V-VUU OIOcK u FdII mn WUIJ'T UfOdS,
VI HIGH have been recently purchased in the city of New
d of manufacturers in New Rnglnd, and greatly
duced prices consisting in of $4,000 yards Muslin
twelve al 5000 yards Prints from cents
below the oil prize 0 yards Carpeng from eighteen and
three-fourfh cents to dollar
FANCY GOODS of description Yankee Notions
less variety Broadloh Cssmeres Sans and Jeans
cord Groceries and Hardware by the ton. Hats and Caps
Christendom Boots aud Shoes suit ALL from the grey
haired father the infant in its mothers China. Glass
and Queensware Batting wcking and 1000 pounds
Leather from twelve 10 twenty ceuts
Anticipating large trade prepared with
compete any determined sell goods
natural inquiry will he d the HORNS steal the goods ~
anxious Increase business and il large low
prices attention Will accomplish IL,
the bhoys do it, In short If you
gains give a call III. j. e. HORN,
INDIANAPOLIS. September. 1s47. IS Sign of the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07
4 CARE.

NNILLIS w WRIGHT having formed copartnership with
w Frederick Bags the business will be conducted here
toiore under the OF WILLIS WWRlGHT Co. whom
all requested be made They respectfully
all wishing Cheap Goods give them call before purchasing
they will not be undersold by any in the city.
November IL ls46. 20 WILLIS w. WRIGHT & Go.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07
CHEAP CASH STORE.
Andrew G.. SPiTtau

EE1OULD respectfully inform the citizens OF Indiana polls and vi
Sv enty that he opening in John Gains hoe he
tween Wad and Caeheads Drug and spendc iock
Of staple and fancy Dry Goods 'oceres Queensware Hardware
Boots Shoes, Hats. Caps Of which viii he sold the lowest
market for country Those wishing
do well To call and his stock before purchasing elsewhere The
highest mari etpce paid for produce. 4Oy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07
CALL IN, LADIES,

Nd Spring which
n consists Of DeLane, Lawns Balzorne,
In fact and fancy style O dress goods
which will sell at niOsf astonishing low prices Also,
p bOyes Artificial Flowers, (nf the hes, syles,)
6dozen Fashionable BOnnets nj Ribbons.
Besides Gloves Mus Hosiery, &c, with general Of
Trimmings l02 SELMAN, Cheap Cash Slore
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07
New Store. and New Goods!
SEATOX a. HOFFMAN

ESPECTFULLY the citizens OF Indianapolis
and surrounding county that they opening the
Store Room recently occupied by VIM. Sheets Co., few doors
Of Palmer House. and comp Fsesh
Fall aud Winter Goods embracing general Stock adapted
wants Of the We deem the
cle prices way putting weexpect
our Ioraon permanent keen all full stock
Of GOODS, and determined sell
give general safi faction
We respectfully solicit rail- and examination Of Goods
and Prizes, hoping by sr business merit and
receive share public patronage. SEATON HOLMAN
Indianapolis. Serteutber
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07

SF NlNW AN ID n Va VI DIX UlEH WUUDS,
At Wholesale or Retail.
UST received and
- cloths, consisting Of Black, Blue, Brown olive
30 bolts Satneits, 50 bolts Jeans,
10 do TweedS. Linen fof simmer wear
Is bales Sheeting pieces Beache
loo bolts Calc0es, bolts Ginchams. OF all styles)
20 bolts Black Blue, Pink. and Yellow CambTick.
Besides Of IackOne Bbneis white Cambck Book Mus
lin, Swiss do, Bishop Lawn
cheap cash q a.. G.. SELMAN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07
Office of the solicitor OF the Treasury,
Auggtst IL lS41.

g EALED PROPOSALS Win he received at this Office unli The =
- day Of October u O'Clock the purchase OF
o the United States. equity Othe property her
after described upon the and conditions mentioned below To-"
LANDS LYING IN TIE STATE OF INDIANA.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-07

NEW DRY GOODS.
~ r. CASE received pieces English
American Broadcloth very complete
the cheapest Cloths; Cassimes Goods
IN all The west. Also.
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Lawns, Musin and Gnghams, l2a Isl, 5, 81 and 81
Lace striped aud Pad CabFics and MGslns, p 50
Linen Hndkechiefs good SIZE and quality 49, Is and Isl
super, hemmed stitch Linen Cambria Handkerche 81 2
so,
Cotton Hosiery, all qualities from Lotto 81 cts.
Calicoes the cheapest and best, from 10 y cts
Russian and German Toweings, Ia u D
Fine Irish Linens so, g. rs so and 81 p.
warranted the real unding kind Linen Bnbhn and
Thread Edgng end cfs, shaded and plain purse Twist Steel
Purse Rings and Tase Parasoe Polka Combs Genfemen rich
plaid San coored Cravats Braid Bonnets WOmen Shoes
e7k Mems Calf Boots - with nnumerahe
things all c which will he cheery shown, sold
lowest possible price wholesale RETAIL for cash ready
doors west Of Brownings Hotel. T. X. CASE.
Apri3
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RAILROAD SCRIP.

VVTANTED. subscriber, Of Madison and Ind
w annapolis Land Scrip, for which the highest
priee will be paid. 2Su GEO. A. CHAPMAN.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1847-08-11
A CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS q

From the recent proclamation of The
Governor Of Mississippi, the public will
see that the Secretary of War has consen.
ted TO receive a battalion Of Mssissinni
Rifles, TO repair forthwith To Join the srmv
Of the gallant Scott, in Mexico. Shall I,
be said that llIe East will let this opporln.
nifty, and the death Other fellow eiiizso,
who have poured out their blood on tbs
battle fields Of Mexico, pass unanswered ,
Fellow-cilizens, Of Jasper, Clark. Newton
aud other adjoining counties, arouse I'm
mediate action IS now required; oiherwiss
other portions Of The Stale that has firm,
ished us quota Of men, will again 49,,
forward IN our places. Let Ell those NM
are willing to meet the call. repair imme.
diaielY 70 Padding, where they will ncs,
nearly reception. and good Quarters mn.
III they receive marcliiua orders.
A meeting of Ihe end Ms os--z.s,.,
Newton and Clark Is res actfnitr -
on Saturday The lAlh f1sfsn, ,a'leo
Court House ofeach county. w5s. ne
VIII De made Cor voluntstrs 49,. oaii
~ill be delivered 81 each ce 'ssses
W. B. DOZsER
). r. ADAMS
Jas NcDU6ALD
WV LYON
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1847-08-11

u The Mobile county election has
partially resulted in favor Of the Wings
They have elected two Representatives,
Lockwood and Hamilton), the Demo,
Gratis one--WalkeT. The Wings have
also the State Senator. The majority for
Gov. Gayle, Wing candidate for Con.
gress, is l50-too small by hundreds to
elect him. Questions oflocal interest aud
of the monopoly" character, gave the
Wings this transilory triumph in Mobile
county,
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1847-08-11

~ Yellow Fever roges in New. Or
leans There were forly-seven deaths
during the week ending August 2nd' The
Board Of Health have declared the city on
the eve of an epidemic" aud they warn
the unacclimated TO absent themselves. or
take such precautionary steps as will pre-
vent infection.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1847-08-11

EP We have no positive confirmation
of the rumor that Gen. Scott has taken
the city Of Mexico, after severe battle
eight miles distant, with a loss of three
hundred men. The following letter was
received at the Daily National Office, by
the last arrival at New Orleans, and goes
to confirm the rumor but it is still ques
lionahle. We anXiousy await more d.
rect and authentic intelligence
Brazos ST. Jags, July 9Th.
| hasten TO inform Yon that Mr.. Fisher
has just arrived here from Matamoras, and
was informed that the Col. commanding
had read on parade last evening, that Gen.
Scott had entered the city of Mexico with
r loss of three hundred men. The news
was brought by express to MatamorNs,
from San Fernando, by Mexican 10 the
AIcalde, and was generally believed to be
true.
There is no doubt as TO the information
having been impaired to the troops at Ma.
tamoras.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1847-08-11
NJ We arc authorized TO announce
Hon. HENRY MOUNGER

rs a candidate for the STATE SENATE,
in the district composed of The counties of
Jasper and Clark, at the ensuing election
in November.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1847-08-11

~ Rev p H. NAPIER will preach at
the Court House in Paulding, on Sunday,
the 9Th inst, commencing at IL o'clock,
A. NJ.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1847-08-11

EP Our candidate for Governor has
opened the canvass at North Mount Plea.
SAINT, Marshall county, in one of his hap.
piest and most powerful speeches We
Of the East are anxious 10 see our stand.
ard bearer, and hear him in a master #.
fort upon the tariff or bank question. In
the discussion Of these momentOus topics
he is a perfect anuihilalor
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1847-08-11

INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR CoNoRLss
The 4lh Congressional District, not being
willing 10 sanction the ingeniously devised
fraud OF Monticello, nor to acknowledge that
Albert g. Brown has particle of claim up.
on the SURFACES of lis voters, demand an indie
pendent candidate, who will run upon the me.
rits Of good old Democratic principles, uncon.
trolled by cIiques OF cabals. The convention
farce has lasted long enough; its frs, scene at
Monticello has satisfied the people, and they
would lain be done with its Disgusting mum
merry.
The public eye is turned to Judge ELLIS,
Of Adams II he will FURNISH his good old
armor, and again bear aloh the banner Of prin.
ciple, the East will receive him with cordiali.
ty and sustain him with enthusiasm. Should
Judge Ellis decline, Capt COOPER, Of VIII
knson, would be heartily welcomed 10 he
Geld. Give US any Democrat true to the core,
Of competent talents and faultless integrity. who
will dare to vindieaie the purity Of conventions.
and be may rely uron the strong political arm
and plighted faith Of the East. For there is a
sturdy Democratic independence here which
disdaios TO be sold, through the Intervention Of
a caucus, 10 the purposes Of anv candidate.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1847-08-11
DEMOCRATIC TICKET:

For Governor
JOSEPH w. MATTHEW'S.
For Secretary of State:
SAMUEL STAMPS.
For Auditor:
GEORGE Il. SWAMI.
For Treasurer,
RICHARD GRIFFITH.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1847-08-11
Agents for the True Democrat.

Agents for the True Democrat.
The following gentlemen will act as ouI
Agents, to receive moneys due this office, and
receipt for the same
C. W. Moody, Quitman, Clark county.
james NJ. Williams, Charlottesville
w. w Drinkwater Decatur, Newton CO.
Marion-Samuel Chapman.
White Sulphur springs-H. Roberts, Post.
master
DaIevlIe-Mr. Richards, Postmaster.
Mihonvie.- William Horn.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1847-08-11

- Col Price, Of Missouri, has been pro-
NOTED 10 the rank Of brigadisr general, vice
Col Davis, declined.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1847-08-11

A Communion Meeting will be held at
Good Hope Church, near Mr. AMBER
SONS. commencing on Friday beore
the Sd Sabbath ri this month. Mr.. GRAY
will aileDd. The appointment al Chick
asaha, Cor that Sabbalh, will therefore be
recalled.
cannot bear 10 see the common sol
diers, who have speHt their strength incur
service, reduced 70 beg al our dOon.-Sir
STEPHEN Fox.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1847-08-11
NomINArloN OF MAJOR GRIFFIru

NoMINATIoN OF MAJOR GRIFFITH.--
We are happy to announce, that the va
cancy on the Democratic TICKET, caused by
the declension Of w. J. Austin, has been
appropriately filled by the unanimous no
minalion Of Major Richard Griffith, the
gallant adjuiant Of the lst Mississippi Ri.
aes Major Griffith is in every way qua
lifted Tor the duties Of State Treasurer;
and his gaIlantry at Monterey and Buena
Vista, 10 which Col. Jefferson Davis has
hsusringly testified, will certainly not de-
tract from his good fame with the people.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1847-08-11

ALananA ELEcrios.-We have sufficient
taurus ir0m. Alabama 70 assure Us 81 q glorious
Demorratc victory. Murphy IL bsaitn for
Cages 10 he Sumter disinei,-Inge tdem.l
slecied Reuben Chspmsu hss made lrium.
plant ron far governor BIS majority viii Be
about II. COO The Whigs VII have liuls or
80 fssfesrnlrioa nlhs isgislsturs. Thsname
Of Goa. Zss1ary Taylor. & would seem has
aoae Of that impaied poser @. swsrFs hen
from sbeir principles auilesd lhcm . huzza for
aiEary glory.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1847-08-11

y us sleWagashln whila nOanlar
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04
From the Winchester Tngiqian, jan. 90
TO MY CONSTITUENTS

FELLOW CITIZENS II desire TO be consid-
cred as a candidate TO represent you in the
next Congress. But in making this announce
ment, wish il to be understood, that | am
perfectly willing to submit my claims to a
Convention, which shall represent the wishes
OF the people, if it shall be deemed expedient
TO hold one. This is no time to distract our
party. Our opponents will make the most
desperate struggle in our State next Spring
and there has been no period in our history
when IL was more important than it is now,
that the principles Of our party should pre-
dominate in the Councils Of the nation, and
that Virginia, especially, should come out IN
her fun strength, And if, therefore, it should
be thought by you, that any one else, viii be
better calculated to harmonic our party, or
represent you more faithfully, will cheerful
ly submit to your judgment. If, however, |
shall again become your choice. | need not
assure you that viii redouble my efforts to
represent with fidelity, those who shall thus
honor me.
Your obedleGt servant, and Fellow citizen.
HENRY BEDINGER.
Washington, JAN Is, lS47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-04
Che Ga3ettr.
THE S0UTiIERypR.

We have been receiving for some weeks
past the 'So,dherier," most valuable and
excellent paper published BY JAaEsM CnAxE,
Esq, of Richmond, gentleman of excellent
talents and extensive information This Jour
nal is devoted principally to the discussion OF
Protection 10 American Industry, one Of the
noblest causes TO which the mind Of the Amer
lean Statesman and Patriot can be directed
The Editor is industriously engaged in spread
ing before the South sound and practical in.
formation upon the subject Of the Tariff and
Domestic Industry, and we doubt not his ef-
forts viii prove eilectualip causing the scales to
fall from many blinded and prejudiced eye.
The price Of the paper is only one dollar per
annum, and should be in the hands Of every
man who has the prosperity Of his country
and her advancement 10 greatness at heart,
We should be pleased to see Berkeley helping
to sustain this effort in Virginia 10 awaken her
people to their true Interests