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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-23

De an evil, SO IS Inc OtlieI. III ou,y ui'iSA
.ences is the amount and mode Of the exec
ton and distribution, and the agencr oy
which they are effected.
The following letter VIC cspy from the
Alabama Journal where < spublishcd with !
out comment. Part tHit is more like hc'
ton than history We know nothing Of
the writer. .. ... 81.
" TEXAS.
sxN PHILIPPE, Dec. 1s. 1885.
Tn Ae Editor of the alabama Journal: -
Asmany of the citizens of Alabama
are deeply interested in Texas lands and;
anxious to be informed ofthe true condition
ofthe country, again write YOU on chat
subject. My feelings altogether disincllne
me to appear in tho newspapers, and: moth.
ing but u sense of duty to those who expect
to hear from me, could induce me to do It.
The war in Texas has, for the time beng
ceased, and Texas has gained one Of the
most splendid triumphs known nthe histo.
ry of modern warfare. In my last letter Is
informed you Of tie invasion Of the country
by Gen. Coss, and Of the cseige Of San An:
tonic .by the Amcncaps, tRM seige llasied
about 70 days. San Antbnso IS one hum.
Edrel and thirty yedfs I'D l,he buildings afe
chiefly of stone, the walis pf which afe five
and six teet thick, and, bohg built durinl
the reign Of Spain, were ilfended both 1F
dwellings, aud places Ct defe3ce. The plpsa
lie square is built up on fis four. sides YIN
i 3these Houses sthess .of bich are Dat ith
6N6st works for pro fli0i:: and on Fey
4 side ofthe houses ares t-holes forfE sols
4 diers 10 shoot from. In tho middle pf the
square IS situafed He church, d pei large
stone building, al so elevated as COM
iiaanda yiewsof e country, for twsafy miles
aromd. On ne topAof the chyeh were
placed large &nnon, and aroand no ehuct
| i ditch IA ut vide and g feel heepss With
leinbankin5ats gf tfc same heiirl protecieda
an ever side with canno s. 1Icnosa The 4
/ four csl lemes lending INTO tho yab btcsaaanr,
fwcrc sckes IL feet @idie snd 8, feet doep
Ion q outside. with On ehbJ bJknent Of fThes|
sad 6heigh 0n the iisislk agaih, was q
lsle feet wide md 6 f.eQdd ddesep, With an.
Ect csDtank kinelt of tue Same hciSfli an
rotecsed by cannois qn the outside of
the pubic square were lars q stone houses
With strong picket defeaces, also protected
By cannon Sothat ia whatever way our
army marched 80 the attack, ikwas ayposedssl
tostlc king fire Of cfl61Sys Across
= z. - 80 8 4.
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Mr.. Preston moved 10 postpone the fur.
ther consideration Of the subject until Mon.
day. Ayes 10, Noes 90.
The subject was then postponed until to.
morrow.
Mr.. Clay said the committee on Foreign
Relations were desirous to ascertain the gen.
:illeness Of the letter Of the Duke De brog'
lie to NJ. Pageot; and he had addressed a
letter to the Eecretary Of State, which, with.
the reply, hedesicd 20 lay on the table, and'
moved the printing ss We eu1sd'
HOUSE Of RErsrsssf krlyfs:
- !; Wednesday, Feb. l0th.
Mr.: Rpbeftson, ftomsthc connnitsee on
the judiciary reported d bin fof DE relief Of
Thomas Cooper. Read twice. and coiunit.
Also, from The same eominiitteeya biRto-
refund q tille imposed on tie late MaAhew
Lyon. Read tSics md committed.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-23

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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-23
Tho, following is from the Journal de. Debat.,

'Thc following is from the Journal dee Debdts,
known to-be in the co,i6d,nce Of the ministry.
20 Il istrue that General Jackson absolutely re.
fuses to make under certain; form, the rcpala-
tioa demanded by the French Cow, ,-ruent, allcg.
inc e 70 be his conyiction that such renaration
world Be inconsissdnt with the American CG',sti-
tution,. and with zthes independence. and gov.rn-
nont Of tho People Of America. Bat il has not
appeared thot the French Govcfninent hid eyon
pointed outthe particular form of tioassnd
at al events, il IS Of little conteqae The
ma,esiala object is, that . repagstion shouid be
made; that il be appropriate and expiicit.s Non
itappears to as that THIS ezplieit and
undeniable repaTdtion is eontained D III tte
uhicA has just beeH reee;reds 49, *; ~;
SEA war between France and America would
! Be the height of folly. Were such an: event q
take place, aIl Europe could not indalge ID sufi.
Gent laughter. Il would indeed be q subject d
10y soali the enemies Of liberty throughout The
unyerse, and at the same titao the signal Of fdes
pair To III tine lovers of ffecdoni One messags
can suficeto repair tie injury done BY q prsviopa
one. The pride of Francs should be directed I,
another quart r &c. ss 8 s s
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-23

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CHAasea OF DERur1Es-ReyAL slTTIse.
Opening e the Session 9 .the Gaan1oers.
- At lsc:ciock the King LETT the Luillsrles
ma close carriage, compamed oy the s:1I pqks g
de Ncnours anu the frince: de 9oalsh'e, -, %
proceed so the Chamber OF Depuhes: Inc. .
sarrlase was escorted, by q detachment !. O y
the casafs ot the National Guare, ana ,o.- ,s.:
Ilose1 .uy ssseral o1llcT noyl' eal.,,sss y
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sle ElCe NC olllylse on nas t't t!'e s;ss
Eot sae Luke 81 Orleans renamed unoesu
ne ministers, me MaIsnats' ana g
defptatloi1 ots the = elovnch oi slsle ioo6 loe
places reserved Tor them around the tnrols;
2n His Malcss cntzSnce tfss whole as as.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-23

The following letter We c'py from the
Alabama Journal where < IS published WIN.
GU, comment. Part>'it is more like fc.
ton than history We know nothing Of
the writer. s... ....
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pfessii1ts to lie civilized world The sanitary
Es1aifIpBe 81 d noble moderate tic sole;
Iplcdee Of dntable success. TIC cafs Of
is i sesos s % of rs ibert of ats grsndears IS
|nly Hfsf dnty is happ tess will be- my
The King hnd scalcys ceased tosspeak,;
5slien tFie hvekest acelainatiion burst tom
pll parts Of the ctant g ]. g & S.
When silcacc wns restored The Minister;
,of. Justice; after receiving t1e cdnnsandS sof
isl King, read The forms of the soath and
called Upon such ef tie peers IS had been.
snasnA nth Interval between The last and
fth6 present session, 10 answers upon fheir
names beng called over; by tho words q !
The Minister of the Iaterior tbcp rro.
sceeded ID the same why To- swear the deptis
lies newly elected Tbs proc ceedng being
fterninafed, die Keeper Of the Seals hay
inc received the King s commando pFos
claimed the opening Of the; session, ard an
neslncsd hat iheC Chambers wonld assemble
ios,potfow, ns noon, IN the usual places of
meeting. = 3 g = - 80 3.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-23

Constitution of 1924, again.
The number of Mexicans that strrcader.
., was eleven hundred and twenty-five
three hundred having deserted, the morning
Of the surrender. About seven hundred
staA1 af Muskets, ,shirty.tyo pieces,of can
nor, and o large supply OF. cam non:powder
md bals - .;,'s-- 80 -. -; *
Itisimpossible 10 say how many Niexi.
cans wereskilled during the battle. Il is
supposed, however, that the number must
have been near two hundred with many
wounded. Ourlpss was four killed which.
.makes our loss, during the war, FIVE killed
--eone few were Wounded but none dam
gero1sly. -; ;..;; g
The extraordinary success attending our
arms, afffords subject of the most serious
reflections IT has struck our own army
witt, WcAand since the taking Of sllot town,
and viewing the almost npregnnble fortress
ofthe enemy you wilI heas ID the yarious
moups, but one sentiment expressed 8 Ehe.
Alinisi,ty sa!onc could have sased US"
Not onig iin the storm Of the town Sb;ss
in ALI our battles, the same ronarkablge
preseTyatlon ana aa ~,
our ansp.
ON the 2stI Octo9era s9SR plspofcaa aoN; g !,
ieaps with two PEGS ol Sanaon, 1 nsaeesee g s.
nhcts.one q ot sss. s'lel ssasssl y. y
two hours wee aeIea.ea, WIN !, 9 ioss Div
killed, ma2S wounded and tne loss @ one !.
piece Of sll'ery oes loss was one Rllled,
and n2ee Wounaed. :, u
e Dfhe 2tth q November we had anoihcr
lssg gsgeInsnt, e which y PaTt,c, e, patss I our
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-23
sxN PHILIPPE, Dec. 1s. 1885.

During fher retreat across the rirer,
they hoisted a white fag, and also one from
the Alamo, and The firing ceased. ~
The surrender WIS soon agreed upon.-r
The Mexicans deliver up Their arms md all
the public propery--are to leave within SIX
DAYS: and reierto fgl, ugaMss hers ertke
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

Il IT., ;,;op Amtassaior."-This cl'i'''rf, ar-
r.,;,,rof the Globe, by Mr.. lams,
4 ,;os the last session Of Congress- vii STICK |"
the rrnaciy OF pitch p''Strr--Fo wen
,.o;, by hi,rrckless disregard of truth
4 ,.,, Bat how can We wonder al his
1 .uhso ", see how amply he is pail for the
,r,;s. Of his inventive faculties The ie'e-
mi, publishes his account for printing rS''"-
=. d,., House of Representatives., fron the
.,D,crm,er 1895, To the 9th Of Jinnry,
es-one little month,-wlich amounted t"
\ ~ 749 40 cens-,he nett pratt on which was
N, asi ,-3hirs entire hi |, Tor printing for the
!, f.om the 5li of December 1885, to the
!, h jane, 1896, amounted to s5o,7o9 ~ cents
,br net pratt on which WAS upwards OF 49,
na,l This sun, does not include printing i"f
y nepsttmenst, Official advertisements. and otlei
d .roo,e, of the Official F Iitor, which, accord
4 10 the estimate Of the Telegraph, would swell
nett income, from the puJlic purse to more than
ks90OO! How can We wonder at the. industry
4 nj zeal which this man displays, when we see
Low ldrgt snare oi tiie ''Pou> "hh""'N I"l's
n, h,lap How different is Francis u. Blair,
IL. r.cipirn' Of a clear income ofeiglny thousand
or annum to Francis p. Blair, the bankrupt adj
Sennrer who eIpunsed his debt to the L. :.
INK At the rate of something Ike two cents in
H. dollar, and who is now repas IN the generosity
IN tn, Bank hy the most drmoniac hostility
II were de,ouly To be wished that the patron
sce Of the government could be entirely and efcc-
hally divorced from the public press. Even an
tenes, NJ m might have his judgment warped by
s,chrxtravagant temptations. How much, then.
Ia, the public to dread from The operations OF IA
press at the scat of government, in the hands Of
pnprincipIeI men, swaycd by such powerful in
ancencns 10 psIar aud defend error and 10 per-
bert truth. One Of the first acts of the next Com
press should be to enact IA law declaring t.at no
Editor or Proprietor Of a political journal, of any
rariy, shall BE- eligible to the office Of Public
Printer. The press, especially at Washington,
knd above all the Court Journal, should be-, rs
bnch as possible, Invested of all inducements to
Pnislrad and deceive the people, and 10 blind
jhem 10 the n'nrations and corrupt Ms of the adj
bia>trators of the government, Instead Of being
bpf,ed with Inducements To become even more
Tactiens than the hanbler satellites, who reflect
is false and deceptive liglrs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
MANNJACCS,

msrt'cd, on Thursday evening", the 22i nlt., by
,ne Rev. DIR. Samuel Philips, Mr.. CHARLES B..
OF Bedford county.
=, m Richmond on the % ult., by BiSh.
op Moore. al the residence of Mr.. Geo. l.. San,p.
SON pr. ALFRED Moons, of Huntsville, Ala, To
MISS WARY JANE, daughter III Mr.. Mathew Wat
SON. drcd. formerly OF L,nchhnrg.
-, on the Sth uli., by the Rev. Samuel
Arm'>rad, MIR. john SMITH, 10 Miss ELiz. Pow
Ell and ON the 18Th ut. hv the same. MI JAMES
MARTIN, - Miss PoLL, PowsLL. dautitsrs Of
Mr. David Powell, all Ut Campbell.
=. an Thursday evening, the 29th nlt., bv
the Key. Moshy Arnold, Mr.. RIcuAsp ADAMS TO
Miss LLiz.nrrn, daughter OF Jastinlan Wills, all
of Bedford
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
Characteristic .

Characteristic IntcAte.--M.. Pcyton OF Ten.
ncss"r, Ia a lat. :, ctciI Al paoic dhher III that
Safe, ,uld the iol.on iag anccdote:
air. L. said wucn he first went To Congress
WAS IntlnIdte terms VITA ifc Prr>iJtn
GA "nc OCCASION ne accompanied nin ana Nj.
\ an Burrntotne Crutrhl Course, TO witness a,ria
OF speed between Besarll1, aud Emily. hen
the former was broug 1t on the course, he appeared
very Festive. The old man became very much
cxcncd-hIs whole soul wasengrossed IN the sport
that was just about taking place. lie placed INN
self erect IN his srrups, and SIP aking 10 the train
err, Said" Boy, hold that horse-don't let INN
run this way-you should break him OF such tricks
Il could break him in an hour. Here, Mr.. Peyton,
stand here and time-,htrc is but one proper
place to lime-Nlr. Van Buren,, get dehind me,
that horse will run over you And, sand MI.
Peyten, "Nan got behind the old General, and
there, fellow citizens, he has been ever since"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

4 CuLstiIuIe Ear TnE lar NJ Nd or ri, Mi n,n
~ @ - F"" Pe"
" "EN we ie'''c' no" many nous nus o' peo-
" PIE oo'"'n ''''f hV'n@ ny the iaoor oil m
rug " Is e'e'f III" any invention mat ms ten
uehcs 10 'en"e, '"ch ''oof less tedious wiz no, be
consi'e,ea n'lhs OF "ninP",lan'' Se'efa' detects
'N'' " ''' 'o''''ho" "'''''s inN' "i'h nave 'esh
;'al. ,ha ,,,,,,,;. ,, G E,' n ,,'' u
h ho cal, 49,, nl ,l, ,. 49, .,, -
e., .,,n,, Nth ,ho,, from, Tho 'u,,i,,,n,,. hL
,I,, ;v. 10 ,I ,ax, h, La,, ,,,.',Ii > i
don ,5n,n from RI. ,,,a.,,,v rho, Gn', -, ,.,, s'
ox,ng f. ,he deco,nnos,,,no ami wan, nf g,,,,,,
-, H., ,,o, Il .rL. ,,',,,t,,. f H.. H.
-. NJ, -. -, "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
$50 KEW ARD.

A hStoNDED from Iynchhurs, tho night
"l the I'd % : > enp.r Wy, man,
named - NJ who WAS purchased of Nh trphen
Holland of Bedford. lie has a wife Al MI Thomas
PhepN's, III Bedford, and as he was seen going IN
thai direction, II IL probabls that he may be llnk
lne ihereabous. sun Is about 30 years oi acr. .
stout well built fellow, about , feel inches Ia ~,
black bnshy head OF hair and small whis,cfs, aud Is
an ordinary blacksmith.
We viii give $50 reward for sam. if delivered to
us III lNnehhure, or $50 II secured in any jail so
that We get them AZ ,tIn.
ROWAN y HARRIS.
Octobel6 ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
TIE CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

Weare auth)rzej. by several ciDz nv of 3 l.
B,tl, to say that thai oil 3" fedora, colatv." as she
, sneerin.v called by the willin, associaie, OF
federal B,ietonrt," accepts the ch,llrngr of
their brethren of Augusta, to a friendly trial of
|rrnglh on the IN Of N,vrnber n"x'. 3 'drorl
hikes no boast Of whit she will accom- ,li>,--hur
Fs the gallant NJ Her sal WHEN asked, at the bit
"oI Brid.rw ter, il his rrgi'n coul take tn"
Fn'my', cannon, $, SAYS B .it',r |, wen try"
And when Bedford dies Try. VIZ repeat, wn,t
have heretofore said, she is hard to bet. To
{he pps then, " higs Of b 'lr'nl, IN sh NV your
fear Of unmeaniny epithets, from the ex.rcse of
your privileges as frecmcn.
We snhjointh the acceptance, by Loadoun, of the
Augusta CHALLENGE:
FROM THE LEEsBCRG wAsHNGroNIAN.
From the following it will be perceived that the
blood OF old Loudoun is up that she has entered
the lists maniuv, and shows a firm resolve not to
suffer the honor whicI, has 50 long been conceded
TO her of being more unanimous against Jackson
ism, IN proportion to her numerical vote, than
Ian other county in the State, to be wrrs,rd from
PRIZE
The county NJ Loudoua to the county of augusta:
Venerable and w,ll-belo,cd Sister: We have
received through the columns of the Richmond
Wing Your card Of the Sd inst, in which YOU in
R'newt contest in support of the laws and lib
E'5'yof the country, which is to be waeed on the
INST Monday in November ncx'. We thank YOU
cordial, ZOE the Aattcrng terms in which your
/ Challenge is couched, and we hrg leave 10 assure
YOU that or delay in taking up your glove has not
Proceeded from any want Of respect for our COM
pr'tor, bu, from determination on our part that
We would not raShly embark in controversy in
winch we might come of second best. We fear
ed, too, the world might deem, ia re- klcss in en-
ieflhg the lists with sister who is old enough 10
ne onr mother, and who, in fact, has children al
'nos' as old we arc.
"u' having maturev considered the premises,
wv nave come to the conclusion that we can beat
do it. w '''''' '''"'
Inc latter alternative Of your proposition is
/ '"''e'ore accepted. We would undertake. TO beat
you absolutely, hut Won ontnumber us in voters.
possible.
u our sisters, Ohio, Bedford, and Accomack,
s"oun Ne disposed to enter the lists. there will be
."h n O""mpagne won and lost than our Senators
,"n p,.sa''s will be able to manage with discrc-
,,,1 'o"en we have the highest rcsprc, for their
,hs - "oo We propose a slight modification of
Wv, "',Ns contained in YOUR pos,scrin,. Instead
d,, ~" nv aay January, 1887, let the corks be
in naao', "' Wednesday after the frs, Monday
the " ,er' so 'ha, 'F" Wig Electors may share
YEA, rs IT,, ~ our county of Loulonn. in the last
n,ton. we Nhch'h Cabinet at NaSil-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06
4 .4g,.,F OF Lf.5'ri1ES.
Remaining in the Post OGice at Liberty, Sep
temberoDh, 1886.

Remaining in the Post OGre at Lijc,ty, SEP
tmber 3Dh, 1886.
A-Rrv. Abner Anthonv Thomas Austin
R-Ales Bowie, Rev. Robert p. Bbb, Thomas
Bahcr, tess" \. Bramhlu, Bcv. Booth, Erwin
BoseS, " liza" NJ. Bocotk, Samuel Bucock,
Johnson BRIGHT. Rev l.. B'railr, If.
C-\rrhihala Craiga, Thona> Cain, John NJ.
Galway, Clerks of tn, Cour's s.
D-\np" Dpplrr, Abnrr y ,brn<.
Nv Hmm Edgar.
f-l,,ac NJ. Foster, job X. Ferguson, Miss
VI ria Fuqua, " liam VI. FoqIa2 ,.
Civilian Gillian, Miss Lucy Grimes, Ren-
ben Gulirl".
H-Jnlln H. Hurt, Saml Hogan, Mcxsrs. Hop
kins & Co.., VIM. Iludnall, Miss Mary Hendricks,
Thomas Il,ichrr Miss r. N NJ. Hardy.
MIR. Chmrntina Irvine.
J-Sam0,l jnnc>, Tandy X. Jonee.
k-Jacob Kinney.
William Lriwich, W. H.
M-Lodnwlrk Mcdaniel, William Meadows,
John ". Mo.eS, James II. Moore 4, William
McGl"tidcn, Joseph riclal.
N-Naihauie Nrwsom, HENRY Ni,insrr.
O-John OverSrret, sea.
P--B verify pn.r''. Wm. ". Pryor, Thomas
Preston, Capt. Join ii -
R--laln Roy, W n. Z. Reed, Louisa Reed,
Mary REYNOLDS.
S-llrx. II. shaw, Mrs. John Smith, William
S4i,h ,, Mary Scoli, Admire Il. Som, L. r.
>hoensergcr, Lawrence Swilzrr, Joel Shepherd,
y il'y j. Slratton.
L--pnlly Turner, VIM. Thavon.
W-Mis,r Wniiln,>, Wm. A. White. Horny
Wilkes, Dilsy Nahin>. John Whirr, Jos. White,
VIM Whitlrn, John Warden, Mrs. Mary Wpltz
Y-WiIam Yeats, Rev G. &. Young.
REUBEN PARKER, p. II.
q tober 6 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-06

a. The Washington Sun we'll asks, who carri-
ed the election oi President TO ihr House Of Rep
rrsrn'a'ivcs IL 1924 aud correctly answers, Van
Buren, & his friends, who were then the advocates
Of the Caucus candidate, VIM. H. Crawford None
were more eager to defeat election bv the pco-
pie than Van Buren, and his friend of the Richmond
Enqurer-and none were Uore earnest in pres
sing his CLAIMS upon the House after he had been
rejected by an overwhelming majoriry of thr pco-
pie, receiving only AZ ont Of upwards of $50 cleo
toral votes And now these same consistent GEN
tlcmcn pretend to be marveousv afraid of an
election by the Ilonsc, large majority of whom
Vans friends, lest, forsooih minority Prcsi-
dent should be saddled upon the nation
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,.,... al thu specie i" that region "''''e
=, urrc not only refusing 10 discount '"'
o'"" I'll, cunailing their outstanding dents
o,er.. peeuni'ry distress was ALREADY '. ."h AZ.
WI " ,hiOrs. it will be generally h'pei, that "
pc u ,;cl, has lust reached New fo'k iro" the
n%' ,L,, every Land office in Michigan '"''-
'' and Missouri is closed for the present.
''' .,o, Of the heavy securities required "i the
.ai,ers, under the ne" act oil Congress-
''' -, ;, be ,ruc For wlilr il vii! dimin-
y Of the public lands, and Il, the same
-. ;o,o the hands Of the srrcnlators, II w'l''
anne measure, atone for 'hose evils by 'h'fN-
,,c drain fspeeir from the Atlantic States
,,,l,cki,p the Golfers Of those wh' have AREA
.,rrcd il thi'er
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EsEi lew
REVIEW
Of TIE LlNCifBURG MARkET,
corrected by lEolco,nNc * Otcx.

Comparison Of Inspeetioas 535 and $50.
Passed n REID. For Inspection Stock.
sept. 10th, 1873, l2ao5 l23 7e2
Sept. 3Oth, lS36, 1905 5l7 liO5
We have closed the tobacco wear. Tho mar
hci has been tending downwardS, from the com.
menccment To the presen, time, and the prices are
much lower ilIan was expected. We propose, ns
soon we hear from the different parts of onr
State, To give the amount of the crops comparrd
with the last wear, aud some few thoughts ON the
tobacco crop. As some time Will clapsc, before
seeding wheat has arrived, We would advise our
irlendSsand customers 10 seed largely and make
smaller crops of tobacco. The high prices for
bread stuGs and live stock of all kinds will author
,sr this course Make no tobacco, except on first
rate ,.,nd. The Inst Foreign accounts TO the 2ih
of August, r'pr, sent the stocks Of tobacco large
md In 1,r;rns as lrcllllnM-
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%. The Young MEMS Harrison Convention
which recently assembled at Columbus, ONO, was
so nnmrronsy attended that they were compelled
- hold their scssnn in thu open air. Thom,s H.
B'vlv, Jr. Esq. Of Virgiai,, n member of the
L"s;>aiurr from Accomac. wa in Columbus, Mt
the TING, and complied with an invitation 10 al.
dress ,l'r meeting. Hjssprcca : cnlo.iz ID in the
wsrme>t terms.
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@ We learn. from the Newark Advertiser,
that the opinion said To have been recently given by
Chief Justice Ilornhlower, Of New Jersey, affirm
ing the unconsritu,onalitv ofthe act of Congress,
securing 10 the owners of slaves, escaping to the
non s'aveholling States, the right Of reclairno
the fuoitivrs, was never given bv him. 1t affords
us pleasure 10 publish his contradiction.
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the Democratic par,." Dr.. Switzerland is no more
a fa.uIi,e " ith nov, ll,an In, was before. H.,
has always been "a waiter on Providence, ATTACH
irg himself 10 the strongest side. We only rejoice
Al his dser,lon, it furnishes an indication of the
decline Of the polls party in Penn,s, ,n.a-inst
As We may be sure the ship is about 10 ,lna hen
ihe rats desert il.