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LOUISIANA tO1TUN.
BALE wir. !"ui,i,nt co.i. tan 'ias from .h,
a sE Gtn. ii>c, Tor salt 4. W. CAGP:N rER,
Apr,l 30. n. 10 i.2 Sou', Wn'-r Sn..,
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CORN.
rHNI" r2a Of sehf .,a., e,ssiin. OF 5000 bushel,
II pfiin soIliie.h com -Lrsieby
GEO. =. RATilBONE,
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TO TIE EDITORS oftfc E.G-.iLIRER.
[Ftom North Carolina CoYrespondcnt.l


To p0y tlc debts, provide fcT The common de-
fence + promote the general welfare Of lie H. 50
The Federal Constitution has given Co Congress
" power 70 lay and collect Taxes, Duties, aud TN
pOs,s"yproy.ded nevertheless that e" al duties
imposls, and taxes, shall be unJOrm.''
Can az &c, Of Congress DO within The spirit Or
letter OF the Constitution, Which is not unjforR,7
viz; equal md eve1I la OH rs pdrlS3--which i'm
poses no duty upon some imported articles rcquir-
cd OF one pIae, bGteen gcr ccnt uppn sGmc rcq,ir-
ed 1t another, lHy per cent upou such az may be
neccssarics IT another. tour hundred per cent
al another; by the bUsi,ji as on salt, by the
square yard or one article, running yard on anotb-
or, minimum on some, maximum on others bonn
Ties there, duties here, draw backs IN that place
prohibitions in u,is'
IN short, has Congress any greater nigh; under
the ke,,ersl Constitution, 10 impose lIs:hcT duly
upon SOD wcgth Oh articles, composed OF salt ard
flannel, than upoh another 800 worth, cons sting
Of indigo and tohacCo'
In answer TO ifig, it may ls stated that, Il iey
bave 10. such right, every act cf Congress gpon
the subj &C. h-s heeG ua:orsii;t,on.; Dut :hs IS
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INTERESTING MEMOIR.

We have the pleasure Of LAYING 6efore our rea.
ders this morning Narrative Of the gallant and
Ecucrous times of the Revolution which may re-
fresh our readers after the dark and turbid
which have recently transpired.-We sfe in
debed for this memoir to Judge Johnston Of the
General Court, who was a friend and fellow-sol
der Of the gallant Laurens.--Laurens was the
OF the distinguished American, who was thrown
into the tower Of London--The son was worthy Of
The sire. He is described, by those who were
pest acquainted with him, realizing the bcan
'1cdt "f the character Of the Chevalier Baysrd--as
ineD Ujthout fear, and cishcvt reprccch.
ron THE E.s QUIRER.
In the sixth year OF the war Of independence,
tue events OF the campaign had been very adj
verse TO the American arms; and, at the close OF
1880, the resources OF the United States we're in
extreme depression. Gere-sl Lincoln, who com
handed in the Southern department sfter brave
aud protracted defence OF Charleston a-.,-et the
erniy and fleet under Sir Henry Clinton and Adns
Iai Arbuthnoi, was compelled 60 capituate, and to
surrender bis gallant garrison prisoners oil war
by this success, and the subsequent defeat Of Gen.
Gates, at Camden, the British forces gained con-
troll in the South, whicl, threatened The most ex-
treme and disastrous consequence. The main
1 my, under General Washington, reduced by de-
tachments to the Southern Stntes, was badly cloth
I cd, irregulafly provisioned and without pay The
magazines were empty, the treasury exhausted,
End The public credit Of no avail In this alarming
crisis Of the national affairs, General Washington
] conveyed council OF bis most confidential olcers;
l fsithful and minute representation was submit
led TO Congress; and 1t respectfully suggcst-
cd, the mort immediate mean OF relief, that a
\ pecia minister should be sent TO France, 20 solicit
Iosn OF money. and supplies Of clothing and mill
'ary stores, with request, that naval superiority
night rendezvous on the American coast az az 9p-
pohted time. to c,ablc ilie Commander IN Chief 10
Undertake offensive operations against the dispersed
POSTS Of tho enemy Congress seecdod TO tie OPT
\ IONS OF this interesting. communication, and re.
l ;red the nomination OF the Minister to General
ashingtoa. Si.ssa scieetion Of tho " all aecoIs-
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.NVIItE.
NnV virtue OF deed OF trust executed 70 the sub.
scriber by James Cooke, late OF the county Of
row hataD and duly recorded in the Court of tba
said County; viii! be sold for ready money al Pow
hatan Courthouse on Monday the I1th dav OF
December next, being Cour: day, tract of land
lying and being in said County, situated on James
lsiver, and bounded by the lands OF Jo!.a T. Cooke
and others, containing 400 acres more or ,css no
so much thereof as may be suificien, TO nav and
satisfy the debt in the said deed meniioned.E1'h.
tract oil land is the same on which the said Lame.
Socke resided before his death.--The title is be-
heved to be good, but the subscriber actiny p.
trustee, will convey such title only, as ia vret.d
III him by the deed aforesaid
Vow o. 20 ''.s.ee'
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'4ssfcAI. ~ MATHEMArIcAc.
"A @ n - K NJ "

tsftHnOHd, Pt5gipiu.
SsstE '"''rriher respectfully snsuaace, TO the nnb .
"a ns has h s"tassS a. an ai'i'nI the 0,..ies d3p
~ y, ' sInv's hI ta~'"nce r Cassidy, gentIeibsn
taty G'ai'hosti'n' s. sm nstuctvi fop The
years. lie has likewise Ps,ssd no. .a,.fs'trv sn
It. @ rG'y' 'nh'uu e',"", aud osn'esl snai,s 81. Of III.
Of ,b e,v '' presence Oh very epneh classical ,eb0,s,
! nlr st'phen Bs nsrJ who j, n pa,iy, If F,,,
merits ss successful Instructor are too well Ino,n
school The French spanish, and ,neton IN ,a
sno ia Housekeeping, d4ri" IaaSs Of eSes d
The number Of pupil, present belonging, ,pd e,,,,s,
Tor afms'gn &c 'hs ,ehoo my oae H. .n,,,e ,oaS
WI, s'","a' he limited toiiry,y th,fe will 10 o"s m
'" .T, ~ very f'rr"fy scholars.
local '"naon o thr school (n the immediate vie.,
az ,"d III a'ssIt.d, aud Sey hesholj The
me 'y,,r o. study sso Adapted prepare Young zen
uu'ied Ss's', OF for 'bs practical pgr,n Of me-; %
we ne He Classical and course; The
sJupted IN te Uavey Of as1sssb 80 tn. me
Modern Lsnsuases will be 90 eondaeteS a. =, sps,men CT
~ oIh 20 pi9nune '''on aud yramms %
iant' justice most be done every dep.m.n r,.'''
The a'm Of the prinep, OF TIN, ,ehopi to rsnd. 81 n.
gee ,1Isi TO hose winch pc'-ey sI IN any institution
40 Hcsds'nesi naufc in this believe. h, bas
hIt % Confidently hopes that the patronage Of the
d'sitse,e aIfsSss6ent ha' been Elected ' present.
WI De ses"ed unii 1.-The school roaehe, Il, limit.
.'s board including ra'nns, e. FOR The moderate ppir
SiVg per snnum the fe,renss u ts ,ubseiisss ~.
Bishop hioore'', Oh 6boets iiin. - "'"i
Pupils who board With the subscriber uI r.. ,,.,,,a .
members OF his family: their conduct viii CO m, md,
,in,aste caie, ond hey " epoy all the advantage. o
The scholars of i, ofiniion ". sDprslIy ,us;.,.a
HBJ aho thorough eTsnuusI9n al III, cud. .I,,.
my nave pts"fd 'hTng the preceding wear. Th. &sg,
ns"h " fonoueied not by the insffnetjt If lie ,,b"t
Vhe PufIi' beiE Previousy 81 psrt,e Mar
800 ae lions 30 which tbey to be e1anpsJ5 b..
vmPtfht se"tm'hi WHO may attend the szar,.n., snI
so" F't oi tht whole annual of study a, fbssc
60 nv" ",'y "I'e| OLIVER A. SHAW.
Dir. = has been obiigingiy favored with lhe
following testimonial, which he deci:,s hirosc;f
honored IN submitting TO the public
We attended the public examination Of lfr. @.
a. 5haws Classical and Mathematical School n,
Jug Iast, and, in justice well to their ins,tnr
tors as the scholars, wo take pleasure in stating
that the evidence it furnished Of zeal, assidoity
ana requirements Ola the part Of both eqa!Ied on.
most sansuine expectation.
Richmond. August Jet. 1923.
NCHARD CLAIMING MOOR.
WI. B30CKENBROUGH,
WI. J. ARMSTRONG
GTEPHEN TAYLOR
WIN. TAZEWELL.
JOHN DOVE
mf - begs leave likewise IL refer 10 Joi,f
NieShsn, Chapman Johnson, Richard Anderson
ifobt: Gwaihmoy, Geo. Fisher O. w. Baccbw-
'7s. ". ek1a-l. l...~s. =: VI Page.
No. - - .r
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II I fWFILi u WiITLIs
kshilE Tm;ces 81 the Washington Henry Academy are
- dr'iroug 70 engage Teacher that Ssi1usy for the
yesr 1872. II IS believed that with She sehoisrs which the
netghbourhrod would fer nish, sod the BosfGf
he expected ia s,ratiob henby snj Convenient iba
good school chn he made ur Thi, Academy - situated IN
The county 81 llHHgvef nine miles ~ te city Of
Hchmor5 Gond Board he bad IN tie sfun hood At
moderate Price. The buildings have recently undergone
Tyga. aud suited Tor Teacher with email family in
addition to The gion ices, The Teacher ihsfy 70 col,
igs'e toe snf-, fecewe the ,cns II suth sfs
Slotted to bp. Applications IN The suhseriber all be
at.caisd ~ REUBEN MEREDITH
fstsGt u the Dostd 81 rrus't5.
,nv. 81. SAT-
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Prosecution on account If .'lr Jfiav,s' disclo.
surcs. y criminal prosecution OF a singular nature
has been instituted at Boston against Theodore ly-
inan, Jr. Esq. for publication which appearc, in
the Jackson Republican, and of which nc was the
author. Cn The 29th OF October, the letter o Mr..
Jefferson TO Soy. Giles and Mr.. Adams statement,
which appeared in the ~. Iutelligencer, were
published in the Jackson Republican, accoinpa.
MED by some remarks, in which Mr.. Daniel Web.
ster was said 10 he one OF the persons 10 whom
the president referred IN charging upon the fed.
crai party aud their leaders plot to dissolve the IL
nicn, and trl,,orous CORE poudencc with for.
eicn government. Mr.. Webster, il seems took
offence at being ciassed aron:. Ire headers oi the
federal party 1t the period OF which Mr.. Adams
spoke, and caused complaint against General Iy.
man, Tor false, malicious and Infamous libel, To
nc lid before the grand jury OF the Supreme
Court, now sitting in Boston. I'm Indictment has
been found, and trial is Ia !c had, winch is in
tInated may bring out all tha,t;ov Giles aud Pres
ient Adams may have 10 tell on this Interesting
subject. The Jackson Republican, speaking Of
this subject, holds the following language:
ttisnot probable that This Interesting pros ecu
ton will be brought 10 an Immediate close. A.
mong other testimony which IL may be important
tor the defendant TO obtain, is that OF Governor
Giles and President Adams. The latter now 10 a
certainty will cease TO be officially detained
in Washington after the Sal Of March next, and in
aprobabiiity will soon after become again citizen
oil this state and be subject the jurisdiction OF
our courts"
IL the prosecution should be sustained, Etr
adams ought, in conscience, to pay the fine
and costs oil prosecution. The Jackson Republican
has been conducted from its onset with the
greatest mildness an, decoruu; and il it has said
nothing worse Of Mr.. Webster than that lie
was illuminated by Mr.. Adams, we 10 not see
any very strong grounds for ccnsure. more in
terestng trial than this will be- il The whole merits
OF the que stion fully AMI fairly discussed has
| not often been heard IL a court OF law.
! lyE. !. 2. Post.
II il true that Col. Monroe has hst! a fall from.
ms horse, and was severely injured but we are
happy to state, the authority OF friend 10 whom
iic has written within few days, sl.at he is almos
entirely recovered from the effects OF the accident
~ !. .fnieyicor,
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4 y.
Y ATEss & NY' IEGT RE-,
Htstn pnJ Nos

20 The Stockholders q The FG1.Icrs' Bank Of
TIRGfYIA.
4 7 meeting ~ the stockholders Of .her banking use
"a on the g ol January i52e the following Resoluop
vas submitted
Rs'ofr.d prc,c, yeuey At Dnve hc converted
nio an Ohce OF Discount aud Depos, aud that n,se
OF - Sioe kboidsr' be appointed, 60 prepare Rules
Regulations for the government thcseof'--
Wcreuvrn the meeting adopted the following Resolution
Ressvtd, That the confederation Of the faresOny
lutIpn he Po,,Ptnsd uni the General Meeting Of The
StoekhoJsrs, and that tie President be requested rive
n"tice TO the Stakeholder, generally tia, said
will ihen he submitted TO tbeig oonsidsrafioo.n
In oowpii4ne. With the ah,ve request. have c,u,sd to
resolutions t. hr published, end the question OF rtnt
inpoahce, full representation Stock de,ifabIc
p N. NICHOLAS, PresJt
or the tsrmers' Bank ot Virginia
Nov -. ~ v,7,h
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GealAIeNan II a ILonae III NcIeeates.

Gc,,ticf0cu of tie House of DciegGtes:
TYNE 'nscthfs hsss leave iaorn, gentlemen fc
y whom be hns tspt ho.se and ohef', fhst he rs
hand large supply OF 'or- OATS hoy arb f'dtfi snd hf
would he s'aJ io 'ake cist ten geuc Horse 70 keep
bufins tho sfhek 81 lie Isgistie, Il ptce niuch love
than thfY ran have them ~ ot 10 gool thfs the city 81
Hiohpoud Thoye ttr,as Who favour o MI TIER hf'ts
inay rect sused that they w'D I'VE Kept vel, ami fvsfy
paid IN them that essay, tu, viii nU be sbia
fcs nFJ nsciJeD; ia. ~; he2Psn. -
e..-flf-c--. ) k.,cs t-f9 fsf-r1rrf.
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BY the Governor IF the Commonwealth of Yir
gi1id.
4 PROCLAIM TIOE

ny the G0cerh0r Qt the Commonwealth Of Hir-
4 PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, nearly tie whole OF the returns
made out by the Commissioners appointed
pursuant 20 the act Of Assembly OF February 18th
1923, fog holding the polls Tor he choice Of Eiec-
tors of presiren, and Vice President of the Ured
states, have been received By the Executive De
parlmen. from which it appears that large noio-
rity o the votes has been given fer the persons
herein named, and i. is manifest therefore. that
they are all regularly chosen Electors ~ aforesaid
Is follows, viz
William c. Holt, ofEorfol!s county.
William III. M'Farland, OF Petersburg.
John Cargll,, of Sussex,
Mai. Thomas VI. Nelson, o. Mcchlenhurr,
Richard Logan, Of Halifax,
Dr. James Jones, OF Nottoway,
Judge VIM. Daniel, OF IynchhurC
Col. Joseph Martin, OF Henry,
William +. Gordon, Of Aibeuare
Judge VIM. BrockeDbrough o! Richmond.
George Buckfstr, Of Caroline,
William Jones, OF Gloucester,
Col. Ro5er, McCandIish OF WILLIAMSBURG,
Eiys0n Currie, OF Lancaster,
Judge John W. Green, ofCulperer,
Col John Gibson, OF Prince Wi!liau.
Gen. George Rust, of LoGdoun,
Jared Williams, OF Frederick,
DR.. Jacob u. williamson. o: Roch:5gl!arn
John Bowyer, Of Rockb.idse,
MAJ JOHN u. George, or Fazewrli
Andrew Russell, OF Washington
Joel Shrewsbury, of Kanawhh,
John Mcmillan, oil Brooke.
have, therefore, thought ~, will, the all ice oil
the Counci! OF State, 10 make proclamation thereof
and do hereby give notice to tbs Elec;ors as here
IN above named, tia: they are required by the
act Congress passed March 9TH 1892 10 nee; OF,
tne first " Wednesday OF December ncSt NJ such
place as shall be directed by tive Legislature o.. the
state, then AMI there TO give their votes, ana
make and seal their certificates OF all the said
votes, and dispose thereof rs by the said law direct
cd and that the SAID meeting is appointed by the
Legislature, by the act passed on the 18th Fetru.
ary I52a, 10 be held in the Capitol in the CITY of
Richmond, upon the Aforesaid day
Given under my hand rs Governor. nni under
the sea! OF the Commonwealth at Richmond. this
10Th day o! November, 1923.
LII
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u L'Oilnn f.enflcmnn

- a OtsNE tsSHIfCIaUH
tEEO hs, been evors.yt engaged a, teacher vbs,
w 70 procure situation private family for the ensuing
year I'VE has heen decmed qualified TO instruct 10 the Gree
Lab9 nd French together with the ordinary bfsnebe, Of
rnSsh Iedimoisl'as 10 qualification. will be Produced
Letters addt.sed 10 j. &. 81. Frejrri' hs5ufs Va
@ te attended TO- Information may be sbansd by applying
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Majority for the Jackson ticket 1893
SO that the Jackson Electors are chosen by the
majority just stated. In reference TO the returns
the State Journal says:
"lt's not impossible that, when the votes shall nc
fully counted out by the proper ofTicers--a bust
ness in which they are now engaged, s. which will
probably require until Saturday to get through
with--souic errors may be discovered in the a :
hove, ihoug': lot suihcien, c,:ount TO change
the result.
We E.ve the assurance OF Mr.. Sheriff Ellis, now
at Columbus, that the jackson ohio Electoral
Ticket has prevailed over the Adams Ticket, hy
upwards Of FOUR THOUSAND votes ola ma
jori,y. ISL ClairsriHe Cu=. .lou Is.
ST CIAIRsyILLT:, Nov. I3.-By letter re-
ceived from Mr.. Ellis, who is q, Columbus MAX
ing return of the Poll Books of this County, we
learn that the majority for jackson in this State
about 1900. The official returns had not, howcv-
eT. been opened at the date Of his letter.
National Historian.
ELECTION RETURNS.
INDIANA, Nov. 2.
We shall he punctuaI in laying before our read
ers, the EARLIEST accounts Of the votes at the late
election.
The following is the Official return oe This conn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

Extract OF letter from gentleman, dated
Georgetown, Kentucky, to his friend in this city
Our election has just closed: and this State,
from the returns we have received, has gone Tor
jackson by aboutfive thousand. Al parties give
up that he has received the vote Of KentuckY.n
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OHIO PREsIDENTIAI. ELCCTION

The State Journal OF the 18th instant, printed
at Columbus, contains returns from all the coun-
ties i'm Ohio In ~ counties the returns are COM
plete. and in the remainder, the majcr.cs have
been asccr.ained.
For the Jackson electoral Ticket $4,000 votes.
From these it appears that there were given
For the Adams DO. do 5O;!OJ
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no answe! 20 the question. The time has arrived,
Judging from the state Of public opinion every
where south OF the avoured position, thar this
question must be solved by something mere salts
factory, than the enactments OF interested Leg
is'a'ure, or the dictao any set OF ju.ges-What
10 meant by " all duties, taxes and impos;s shall
be untorm.'
IL does not mean emily that no preference shall
De given to one port or state anothcr-for that
IL elsewhere expressly guarded agaiust--it me ans
something more.-Wili You, Sir, say in yonr pa
per what you think II means, and invite, il you
deem the subject of sufficient doubt or importance
the opinions OF Others with their reasons-not au-
thori,ies or precedens-tor they are contradictory
and unnportant upon all such subjects.
VOTE OF VIRGINIA
Jackson Ticket. Adams Ticket.
Maj. in our last 1857
Lewis county l6i ISL
Scott PIG 4
Cabeu 2Oa IN
1870 2J5
Pas
presen. maj. foT J. l3,7i5
II We have not room for Mr.. Stcvenson's Ad-
dress TO the public 1t shall certainly appear in
our next.
U7"Yor popuIi' IN oar res.
MARRIED. Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. MIR.
Lee Mr. John George to Mis- 5nna D. Byov, daughter Of
Mr. james Brown, Sen. Of thn city.
DIED. the 18th inst. at O'CLOCK A. NJ, Ma,ga,st
yoa0rs;t laughter Of john MeEn'ire, aged months.
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