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we're conducted across the Delaware, and
some ofthem appeared very much defect
ed, One young ensign, | observed weep.
ing as he went. On being asked what
was the matter, he replied, The He'seman
march in the mud lo.day, tomorrow hang
up Oa being assured That he should
not be injured, he appeared oVerjoyed,
and exclaimed Good good, officer Sew
sral Americans we're killed and wounded
in the attack, and ofihe enemy.
When we returned through the village
after the battle, saw Hessian soldier
who had been wounded, hanging in sol
dier's shop, by the sleeves Of his shirt,
and dead, Rather than fall alive into
our hands he had put an end to his exis
tence.
A young man Of my acquaintance was
severely wounded in the action with buI
let, and died two dayS afterwards. Five
or elk Of US who knew him, dug grave
on the banks ofthe Delaware, lad rough
board on the bottom, and one ". each side
then placed the body between them-lald
another board above, and covered him
with the earth and left him. This was a
mournfuI funeral 10 me,--but its impress
sion WIS soon forgotten amid the more sc
we're trials which followed Buffalo Eai
riot,
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SLANDERER.

Against slander there is no defence
He'll cannot boast so foul 6end, nor
man deplore so fell a foe. 1t stabs
with a word-with a nod--with a
shrug-with look-with a smile. 1t
is the pestilence walking in darkness
spreading contagion far and wide,
which the most wary traveller cannot
avoid: il is the heart searching dagger
of the assassin; it is the poisoned ar
row, whose wound is incurable, it is
the mortal sting Ofthe deadly adder -
murder its employment, innocence ITO
prey, and ruin its sport.
The man who breaks into my dwel
ling or meets me on the public road;
and robs me of my property does me
an injury. He stops me on the way
to wealth, strips me Of my hard earn
ed saving, involves me into dlitlsuIty,
and brings my family to penury and
want. But he does me an injury
which can be repaired, Industry ant
1
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speakers, busy bodies, & tale bearers,
and are considered there, and every
where else, as the disturbers and pests
of society.
What mischief may not be occasion
ed by the tongue Of slanderl What
characte prOofagainst poisonl How
are individuals, families, and neighbOr
hoods, affected by its malignityi Bet
ter dwell amid the infectious Of hos
pital, than move in an atmosphere con
tsminated by the breath of SANDER!
Better meet an enemy on the field Of
battle, or fall into the hands of the
ruthless savage, than to be overtaken
by this "peslllence which walketh in
darkness"
What does the Slanderer think of
himself? Does he hope to be respec
ted by men or approved Of Godl Let
him ask his conscience, and if that is
not already scared as with q hot iron,'
it will tell him that the smiles, the
Hattery, snd the politsness which be
puts on when in the presence of those
he sIanders, are thinner than gauze.
His real character is diseerned by men
and his whole heart is naked TO the eye
of Omniscience. Does he think that
his is a small crime, and that he shall
go unpuniShed? If there is God in
Heaven-ifhe has said "speak not evil
one of another" "thou shalt not bear
false witness against Thy neighbor, "
most assured!y the Slanderer will mol
go unpunished-verily he will have
his reward. If there is God in Hea
ven-if he has said, that "for every
idle word that man shall speak they
shall give account thereof in the day
of Judgment" may |, and you dear
reader, be saved from the, sentence
which awaits that man whose tongue
is the tongue of a SIanGerer.
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSIONS.

We see 10 Scotch paper the proceed
ings ofa criminal court, before which the
engineer of asteamer which had exploded
was tried for ''culpable homicide" Such
investigations are much wanted in this
country. There has very seldom happen
ed steamboat explosion which was not
the consequence of very culPabIe neg
lect on the part of somebody. ~ T.
Jour. Com.
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NO 2s.-wHoLE NO. 81.

which is supposed to be an oil, is extreme
!y volatile, and excapes inl@ the air with
great facility, as is observed by its filing
the room with it's fragrance, if suffered to
remain uncovered, and at the same time
losing much of its flavor Phillips His
tory of HrgetGbLes.
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LIFE AN ALLEGORY.

LIFE AN ALLEOURE'
1t is now morning. Still and glas.
sy lies the lake, with its green and
dsw.sprent shores Light mistS hangs
around like skley view, aud only re
vesIs the uncertain outlines of woods
end hills. The warm vernal air is
just stirring in the valleys, but hasnot
yet Tuflsd The waters mirror. Turn
the eye upward-the misty vault
opens into the calm, clear heavens
over which there seems suHused ge-
nial spirlt'a breath Far distan! on tho
horizon Ash out the giIded and red
dening peaks, and from yOnder crown
Of snow, a sudden radiance annOuH
ces the rising sun. Now 10 Ihe east
stream the golden rays through the
soft blue vapour. The breeze fresh'
ems, and comes loaded with fragrance
from the woods. A faint dark curl
sweeps over the water; the mist rolls
up, lifts itself above meadow and hill;
and 10 gathering folds hangs light a.
bout the mountains. Away on the
level lake, ill it meels the sky, sllveIy
CLEANS the sheeted wave, spriOkled
with the changefuI stars, as the ever
rising breeze breaks it in ripples.
Now the pennon, that hung loose
around the mast, rises e. fitfully floats.
We spread The sail, aud casting oil
from the shore, glide out with cheer
fol hearts on our voyage. Before US
widens the lake, rock after rock rece'
ding back on either hand, and opening
between, still bays, hung round with
sparkling woods, or leading through
green meadow Yis'as TO the blue sunny
hill.
1t is now noon. 10 the middle Of the
lake speeds the bark over the light
gIancing waves. Dark opens down
| the clear path white toss the creS's OF
foam-and as the sail stoops to the
steady wind, swift a es the parted wat
or rolrd the PROV, and rushing, pours
in behind The stern. The dIs ant shores
| glow bright in the SUI, that alone 10
the heaven looks unveiled with vlvliy
ing goodness over the earth. How
high & how broad sweils The sky! The
sgltated lake losses like VIDE field OF
snowy iowers-sweep of the long re
tiring shores-hill cleaning ever hill
I'D TO the shadowy mounlaius-and
over these Alpine needles, shooting
nearly white into the boundless azure
all lie sill aud happy uuder The eV'
er smiling sun'
Now it is evening. The sun is
sinking behind the dark mountains
and clouds scattered far in the east
Roat soft in rosy light. The sun Is
now hidden, and strong & wide sweeps
up its golden Aams like the holy oIaz'
of funeral pile. The bre e slack
= ens-the waves subside 10 siumheri
= aud slowly the bark steers in Its sne.
e teriug bay.-Loug shadows which
stretch from hill to valey-fsli ilk'
. dark curtains on the fake-and sol
- emu subdued serenity breods ike
: protecting spirit over the hushed an
n quiet earth. Oply The far summl's ~
n retain their brightness. Faint biosf
in es stain the eternal SHOWS, Teeallln
1t the Grst dawning rose, like memor
$ of early Joys, in the tranquil moment
o of departing age. These too fade
but the evening star looks bright fr"l
n the blue infinite and like the heraI
i Of better world, leads US safely
- our haven.
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NaturaE Curiosity While two
sawyers in Messrs Gar g. Horburgh's
ship building yard, Dundee, were em'
ployed in cutting up an oak log into
blanks, they discovered neatly built
wren's nest, with an egg 10 it, firmly
embedded in the heart Of the wood.
whieh situation, considering the age
Of the tree, it may have been occupy
ing for period of more than hall =
csn,sry. Irish Paper.
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LUCKY EDITOR BY letter
from Wheeling, Va. we learn That the
editor Of the Lawrenceburgh Paladi-
um, drew prise of one thousand dot
lars. on the l4th inst. in the Peters
burah. Va. Lottery. Surely, Dame
Fortune. and S*~~""-#~"" are de-
termined to buy up all the editors.
Indiana Amertc0n.
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rTEETs,

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ne Dark Na'at'''' rom rev a., tN1eS' 0ross
a,o''''> non wv o,'A - ''' Ia > P''' III
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stores.
Tram ('5jB--W,> harm ,L,r tho nm, lie cyaa-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-19

'iins officers two irrntis al ,he present Admins
ration oi he Generll Government, The pol ,c'
ri the Legislature being THAI ~ay Inclined, IN OPP
position TOT knnwn iaeinatian of thr people az
tlc Siate, need ~ their ate ,otrs tor GOV
rn"f, and tr electors At President and tfespr
,,drm ei IT,. Unea St.t3cs T..
More Y,.oopy--fhr Co'auh,fs (Geo.) stn'-
vel ofDef. Is .lss in' Mi Nr'ser, VII
noe hads - abtof ~ l.nolfe no0ntft liz, II n
the Cherokee COMMITTEES ~ rui, slnc, pass. 4 ffadgh
No'enlnson 'erslay bs', dt>iietd 'at t'ss#,t o'
SWARM fas5d,'
1lf sacef matt Parr. I ~ nn,eh. s5.ol0
',de, b.lpreo Hletefplo5a al Njss Ra3},Y
was iaa a>er lie L4l4,, - eaal>e At Augusta ,n
tn" Inst. and wan ny It'c iarmer ~ tHo heat,
FNdh easts liz time Is diiletenJ, rerarird.
i The Chronicle Hal,es it, IN. Sos N. /. aud
Sentinel m. s.==S ~. ! .. Betting IN favor
~ liekofy john II odd. The Turf WIS WI and
! heavy, III eon>rpoenee OF the rain, whch irll COW
| s'dciabs hcioro md 'luin. the race.
! 1fra,.--As our paper w,s pm 10 press, now,
/ reached his pare, ihlt 'hr Mexican advanced.
guard, leo IN number, lHd arrived at Sat Auto.
! MIA, LII, AAmo, and taken passe>>ien
] Red Rise, Ga-.
! Colepl Cc,pcaes and Captain Castillo have
escaped from the doPo, prisoners at Liberty, IN
j Twas, aal. arri,e.lai Now Orr.ur.
! The eeleu,a'ed nurse loto>',y. dird l,t,iy ncar
Winchester, Nren.l. lie could not hive been
purchased iol less il,a5l &22ooo.
The owners of Ra#t,lpf, In, krntoek, Horse,
or in the ~N' OF the w., - In como at,, ii tbr
West and South Nr>f, have ehall nerd il,'nwHcr,
OF Baseon'hr to mcet tIrrm lie course nj Loy-
ng'na IL run for $4,000 ADD, offering $ luOU
to the oWaers To cover Ihrir Travelling cxaeI,ses.
/ II = stated il The hh1qt Ar,l. II II al m,
/ III - l.. a !
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" lie PLAIN DEALER"

Under this title, William Lrgertt. ESQ. f,rmrr-
" The leading Editor Of the New loik Evening
F"st' has commenced the publication Of a weekly
paper, Of large octave size, in the city Of New
York. Fine FIRST number is now bef,re Us, and
'"I'H illustrates Us title. Mr.. Lcggou is one the
ATTEST public journalists in Tins country. Ills ,tyr
IS 'eISe and puugeft, resembling Cobbctl in every
Ib'ng but his rudeorss and vuearry We regret
HAT We cannot speak in similar It rus of Mr.
l.rggeti' 5 sentiments 7Hesc we lorthc most part
r'pndiat", believing them To be rs dangerous as
they are visionary and impr1e'icablr. Anadvocnrr
OF "pfactlcal equality" we defy him to DC. N, to
any possible organization OF the body polite or So
ela', in which inequality of intellect, OF wealth. of
strength, Of mor'd perception, --ndrcd of every
intrinsic attribute and cxsrn>ic appcndlgc of
N 7n,--lo not east rs an ilseparablr conSe qucncc
Neither the existence nor tue non-rsis,ence Of
Laws can change what Nature has decreed. tie
cmharks, then, on a Q,isntic errand when he
coucheS hl~ incc, in such tourney. 1t is due 10 Mr.
L'ge'ti, however, 10 rcpca., tia, il is Us no mean,
inconsistent with his laa Of plain -iealinc" tn
abstain, IN the discussion of principles Il mca-
Mr. Leeseu, take it for granted, is nj, lyo-
cate OF the RICH, of one Legislature to rcncal
charters granted by ano,hrr-,he ties, of lacobin-
ism in our day, as IA horror Of the common deem
c"s OF lie was during the reign of terror in
France. Yet Mr.. Leggclt Is already inconsisicn,
with hmsef--for, while in his " PREDATORY Re-
marks he svews his determination to" contend.
in and out Of season. ior the repeal OF those
lyrannoa, lrolibilorv Laws which rive Ia the mo-
ncy-clan.crs their chief power Of e, :" he SAYS
in another article, ifthr Common Council viii
sell monapolcs, ii should preserve is faith with
the purchasers, and honestly give them THEN mo-
n"v's worlh"-a sentence pregnant will, truth aud
irresistible in force, and GOVERN! the whole ground
Of controversy between the clartcr-breakrfs and
iieir adyersaries. Whether il br cunSistrn, with
the equal rights Of the people and the sound policy
of State, to brstow grants OF this character, is
one sou--hnt il is lar different one. WHEN.
having made such grants, and received the hanlS for
so doing. whether they shall dishonesty take away.
because hrv have the power odoso, the right, and
privileges whc, they have sold aud for which the,
have been pad 1t is essentially Anguish doe
time. aai should be at once and forever exploded.
Take away from Legislative bodies tie rieht to
grant charters; if Won will but do not confer ON
them the power TO srl privileges. and permit then,
afterwards to rob Gompani.s, which. in accrntino
the conditions of the grant, have been bc,r we'd
into a false aud unncritcd confidence in the
phi .hlrd faiti Of the crantors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-19

L. EEP constantly for sale, Bdidiae Nats't
N dts-Ez Locks, hinges Bolts, Lttcnes'
Class Mails, Screw Plates &c,
farFcnty's 1oots. VIZ plarcs, Saws, Chiss els IN
gers. squares, Hammers, Hatchets, Axes Al
zrs, Drawing X nives Guages &c
H.iGhiauth J'0ois, VIZ Bel ows $, Anvil' wees
oledaes, Screws. Files. Rasps, Steel, ~.
Saddier's ioo}s--A great variety,
.,dddterY-A very extensive assortment H=8a
ALSO, ans
very large aud well selected assortment o. eve
~ thing Ia the linc-Furniture aud To Is for Cao-
inet Nakefs, AHhcnights, Wh ei,crights. ia ,ars.
&c. Houa Keepers will find Fenders Andifohs'
Shovel and ronus Knives and Forks opo .hs
Ladies' Looking Glasses Franklin len rue:
CooAiu9 and Box Stoves; Tea Hotties sauce ana
Fning Paua Tea Boards an Nattet :; nfea"
Knltc aud shutter Trays; Baskets Ms's n s.,s
cts Tubs : Splttoons Coffee ioaste'' ana -",''s
Sct4 II Britannia Wpe block IL, ana bfha"u's
Coffee pots ; Pateu Codee P"ts rs iipisefs'
Steak Dishes tstral Lamps Pidcd Casiofs aan-
dles,jcks and -;nufftrs Brass, lou aud I'm Tan
dlestcts and SHUTTERS Cooking ttensis, a great
variety ,iso q spieAiid assortment %, Pocaet ana
Pen KNIVES Scissors and Shears kazoss pfhs'
Pistols Guns Rifles, Ne.
Our stuck is one of the iargest in Frgina' ana
our E;cit IS to get Goods cheap, fGs zee import az
s-f Gnm tie factories in Engi.nd) are ereat--"e
hall continue sell ON tie most feasoGaos 'eIn'.
and NJ small proits.-Piantsrs hechGncs, NeIen1"'s
and others, are earnestly invited 10 cal on u.s. -
We promise make it their interest TO ues' - $50
sign ct the Golden Anvil.
Nov - - 70
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wEr RENT.

- TiiEBlici House situated at the June
ffssEa tioa of third street and sixth alley
=, - There is good Garden, with Well Of
eaSti.2,sa- excellent Water, Stable, Carriage aud
ali necessary oar Houses on the premses-Thc Lot
IS now in course NJ handsome impfo, eueut which
viii soon be completed
lnned'ale possession may be hdd-apply To
II. l.. DLFTEL.
December , If Is
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Voiaminoos, Occupying Is Of tie broad columns
and Emo print of the lulelliscueer,l that we lea,
We shall moi have room 10 insert II. Ii consists al
serus ot complaints, enforced with eonsJ rabi,
ability and some warmth. 10y tho MaSican minis
Ter, heau,, the course of our government, whfh
he deemed ineonss ent with ou' nsuft. ,lhgaliass
lind in eiloris ON the PM of The Sui. u paft-
meal = show Lat oar ceaernu'ut al been m
iloenced by no hostility 10 Mrxice. II, Its policy,
but solely By desire II project It's own irontrn
from, the inenrsions of the rcNi,n lndons. W.
MY hereafter prrpalt n an,lySi,e q Tia leadme
features OF Iii, correspondence.
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~ We have received copy Of a Report made
10 the Board OF Director, OF the James River
and knnawa Company, by Charles Elicit j.
Esp, heir Cbief En- nrrr, Of Survey fora SHIP
C1nal from Richmond to Warwick, (,tom )
mes,) " being the plan praPo.cd tor the connee-
ton Of the james River and kanawha improve
mrnt with l,le-walrr." This work will BE- Of in.
caicul,bie advantage 10 Richmond, and to Tn.
State It Irrse, lol WILL we hly, 10 do lbr, be ga.
gery adopted and vigorously prosecuted by the cit
izrns o- thupllce. fi,e cost of the WORK, cxclo.
sive Of .neut for dtntzcs. !, llnla nor. lr,o
a hall million Of dollar,--tbc tol,, taking the
cxi~ina trade IS the basis II calculation, 81" est
mated at $4,000, or Il per crot on tho cost
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Mrs. +. G.. SMITH has lns, received an
IVI additional supply Of plain aud elegant
squire and round-rot,cred, Metallic plate grand
action
PIANO FO{eTES,
From the cclchrilcd houses of ARaHs, Cfrrtr e.
20. and Dnbois, Bocon ~ Cknm erS, which can
be sold al The established New York priccs IA civ
en- IN the manuirWfer>' published cnlalogres with
the addition only OF tho cost nj Transparent
GUITARS otevety style, including some beau.
uiu PMisfn Instruments, and VARYING IN pri, o
from FIVE 10 one hundred dollars
Nh. ,. fncoIves from The northern cities month
" supplies OF new and popular MUSIC, for the
pnnn Forte and Guitar. Her stock is very
large, comprising EVERY thIngoi value celebrity,
whether Tor students or amateurs, aud Is worth tho
attention Of hluslc Teachers residing in the inte-
rior vIm will hc furnished more favorable terms
than il,rv IAN be in Richmond.
Dee. Is - II Wits
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Z - Late and seeminglv authentic accounts
from Texas state thai Gen. HouStons new Cahl-
ncl have determined To release Santa Ann, on his
proni>" To proceed in COMPANY with u Texan
Commissioner. to Washington, ard there. IN lla'
presence Of Gen Jackson, soIrmniy pledge his
honor to procure the rcc eni,ion ri tie iodepen.
dencc Of TeNls. on his return to Mexico
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-19

u Mr.. Van Burcn, ii we H.. ma, ,,,,,rb ,,;.,,.
h'l' VII hnd, in OF the main causes of hi. g.
"'''on' The source OF much porpIrviv, and per-
maps oil his expulsion from the Presidency at the
expiration of IN, trsl term. The eau referred
10 Is the con;rarieis of interests that were united
~ hls Snpp"n. In this STATE, for examine. he
was sasialnrd rs the Anti Internal lmprnvrmcui
aud Anti. Tariff candidate And vet can any one
suppose, that Srn1tor TiWon, of Indiana. who
was on the eve of Deserving Jackson for vttuin.
the Wabash improvement hill, would have ,ol d
Tor y an Buren,, ii he had not received some salts
''c'ofN assurances that e was friend 10 improve
mrrts And, IN rriatinu To the Tarin', an Bu.
rem MAS uPrnI, supported IN Louisiana as III
advocate Of projecting dntes, (partieula,ly the
daiy ON sngar.l Tin New Orleans Bee uarnr, the
plant ~, tia, If White should be elected, h, and
IN, " zig friends would Instantly reduce the tariff.
as an argument why they should vote the Van
buren, st. II Van goes for Internal improve
mrnls aud against the reduction Of duties. " at
Will his virginia irends SAY lrar,ins Improve. .
m'n's and fer Il reduction Of duties, how viii
'l> !liitha and Louisiana friends relish the cheat
Between the two stool, any ordinary man uonld
'"il to the gr"nod--but the American Talleyfaod
may have inarnuil, sufficient prohIblv Ia cu,.
ID" nm to Keep his feet, and clccioneer for \
second term with both parties as yuccessflly as .
has already DONE
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s:5 ortS Vasgqabie Negroes.

cons,iia. of iour first rate Toaaecp Twistefs and
Prlc1s aud several likely Women aid Children
thcy all as valuable Slvos - any ever offered
for sale inths place beng select aad family Scrvnts
The real vii be sbd upon credit of and
two years. bonds with approved security aud a deed
of trns upon The propery.to secure both payments
The Slaves Will be sold npona credit of u months
BON /, with approved security paired.
TIE HEIR : < TIC tTEIS.
Dec. - tbs
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p II N1 70 1soIEG ARIA NJ d
commissioners Sale of Slaves, &c.

\ pursulnre oil = dretrtlln tdcr Of the circuit Su
\ perlor Goutl ~ Law aud Cbancery lor the town
al lynchhura, pronounced on the 18th day OF Dc
tober 1886, III i suit thrltn depending under thc
style OF Staniirld va Jones, the undereigucd, the
Commissioner therein named, wiz, on the 2ist d..
81 lauuatY lssI, al the Market House IN the tow
al lsnchbnrg. expose 10 eale by way 81 public auc
iot ready mpncy, tue following slaves, uamel, :
Nay, : IN and G,ot&e--.iod 50 a. the sale o
std ,lA,,' - computed. ~ undenigncd viii, on
the same day, A. the dte.u,. house occupied b,
Charles l. Joues. ~ thc fowu of iynchburg, III viz
meot the same decrcal orde1 e>posc 10 sal, by way
public auction. orreldv MONEY! snadry articles III
Household aud Nifehentnmirurr.
Aefmg is tommis~ inuet the undersigned viii Or
Is convey ouch tle ~ "a visited ~ bn by the hecir
n ogler aforesaid. HENRY BENNINGTON,
sargent II t'f foiP,'ataref Lynchbng s. Com'r.
Dt,emhct - IDS
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numerous Saerifeea--anf IL costs IRE or sir times
az ""ea 10 transmit finds from the ives, and snn,h
vest as II did in No,embcr, 1885, 81 or '32."--
"'s a's 'e'narA Is IN Gat contradiction to the as
>F'''.a in the late Message Of the President, that
''e Opposite Banks have conducted tic sys,cm
u rN z'aHsos as promptly and rs ehca,y rs tie L.
;. Bank lad done.
Nf. Br'dIr lashes, vita deserved sc,rlil,. "the
miserable iopcrv about an rxclns ,,ly net,llic cnr
''"eN' winch he SAYS is "qairr as ab>urd as tn
OSCAR! STEAMBOATS, and 60 bacN to polling mp the
MISSISSIPPI - md presents many other interesting
V'r"S' in his p-cnary forcible style. Blu, We
"'sl cut short our notice Of lis admirable letter
for the present
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SUI IT INKUITN N.--NU aNOuNccd. m 0NT
last, that lhls State had given its vote 10 Nr.
M4ngHn', of North Clroua, as next pre,i lent II
is wotlhs OF rrmlrh, hat Clacn, Of the mem
beers OF the Legislature, nn the evening previous to
the appointment of Electors, composed ~ both
parties, Union men and Nnililsrr,.)a proposition
10 vote for Van Buren, was uaanjmously rejected
- sinLrrropnsition Interference to Gen. llaf-
ri,on received only one votr-and d third IN favor
ofJ Judge While was rejected BY a large majority.
On the neAt day, ailrr the Legislature had APP
pointed the Electors, they were instructed, by r.
solution, to vote for Judge Mlngnn.
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Eexic0 and the Lnued States.--Thc Na,iosal
ln,eili--nccr publishes the entire correspondence
between Nj. A:oroslizn the late Mexican minister to
the L. States, AMI the State Department, in refer
ence TO the sfFaiss OF Texas, and the invasion OF
that territory by the U. 5. troops. The corVs-
pendsncc is exceedingly interesting-~bat il IS 50
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