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REGIM ENTAIL ORDER,
Camden, August Cd, 1886

a n election is hereby ordered to be held
"A at the respective muster grounds of
the Beat companies in the upper Battalion
on Friday the 30th September next, Tor
Majorto gil the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of 1t. Col. Quinlin.
Officers commanding companies wilt
cause this order TO be carried into exec1-
tion and returns made to the Col. as soon
thcreaf,eT az possible. By order of Col.
John Chestnut.
J. ID. MURRAY, Adj't 2ed Reg sem
Extra Of the law governing the elec-
ton for Major
That when the commission OF. Major
shall become vacant, the Colonel. and IL
there be no Col the officer next in. COM
mand in ttesaid regiment, shall order each.
Captain or commands Of company, Ia.
call to bis assistance two Of his subeltern
officers. or other fl and proper persons 10
open and hold poll at their respective
muster grounds, giving forty days notice,
by advertising in three public places in the
bounds Of their command; the said mana-a
gers shall hold lhe poll on ono day a, their
muster ground, from eleven o'clock in the
morning until three O'clock ia the after
noon, and shall meet on The battalion mus
ter ground. or some public house near tho
same, on the day following, and count oycr
the votes and declare the clclion.
August 6-SSs-!f
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lay all night in The Itigl, g,owing cotton.
with the exception OF one negro man,
they shot him with five balls. They then
riaed the house Of every article. ripping
open the beds, emp,ying out the feathers.
and making sacks Of The ticks 10 carry of
their plunder-all wearing apparel gone,
even the clothes wet in the wash tub
They were trailed, bu. have made their
escape. and it is supposed vii! come back
in increased numbcrs-heip must ctme
soon, or it will be too late for Hicks,own.
The families arc fleeing in every direction.
leaving their husbands to defend their
plantations.
The Indians came to Mr. M'Ghee's on
the night Of The Isl, and stole pair OF
carriage horses from his stable. We have
been TOO long elected.
A FEMALE.
The Indians also stole nine mules and
a horse from Col. Whi.ner.
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IRON FLURiDa.

EAsoRtbt.
Extract Of letter 10 .hr Editor oi liz
Augusta Sentinel. mailed al TallaI,as
sec, AID dated
H,czsTowS. FLA.) July IS.
"De1r !&r:-Wr had ,masauitng party
here Two weeks aso who stole some horses
and robbed som. houses. ba, shed no
blood. and got of with ;mpuui,y-and SO
! suppose wc shal! nave It until ,rinfrr
campaigning begins, thu, is unirss Powell
chooses to cumc in larger forcr and GU,
"ur ihroals, take of our negroes and In,
wasle our crops. On the 18th. party Of
100 Indians were fuund 50 miles above us,
ia Lowndrs county, on the A.apaha. sup.
posed to be Greeks, on their way l.. the
Oeafnokec or 10 join the srmino!e.. IS
ii them were killed and 20 captured. or
y whites wounded. the whites sill in pur.
suit of them. The day before - indians
were fallen in with. Is of them were
killed and 3 escaped by swimming The
rivc:. 3 Whites kiI cd. SO you see we
have iud,ans all around us.
Yours respectfully.
II, r. WuIrNrR."
Col. Whiurr had ihs. letter written
for you. .ir, and "n ,'it night OF the iDth
his family. fortunately being on visit AT
Mr.. }. G. M't;hee's, vim the exception
Of orc sen. The Indians nssailed his house
and commi,,e.l mos. awful drpredatior,,.
There were ,wo white mrn thrsc. tho
o,crsca7, who was i'll IL bed, y"ung
man by The name of s"mmcralc-Sum.
mcralc with Col. VS. little son we're n,
supper in ne back pnzsa when ncsr"
~ thc passage exclain,,d, ''thn indians!
he spfans from the table caugh, up a
double. barrel gun, and rus'cd IN from. Of
The house; he saw tie ludians 10 the mum
Der Of thirty, ann discharged both barrels
at them; the lniians re,rrncd it with =
solley-bc vas wounded in both thighs,
bu, no, dangerously; he then made his es-
cupc round the house 10 the back Of The
garden. His determination and brarcr,
tnahIc,l Col. W's. son. The ovcrserr. al
negroes all 10 make their escape, They
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s-s~sHaE aHa-aa7a--s=
TeraS.
F,oa Tho New O.lean, Dullc.;u.

fson The Nea Orleans Ballc.;u.
A letter from highly resrc e'ablc
sorrce. dated at Matacoras the 29,h r'..,
says. ~. is an undoubtcd iac, lha: This Go.
pcrnmcn, (,hc Mcxican) hare made. or
ere making n treaty TO engage eish, thou.
sand intiaas to join them. The Chcro.
KEGS are already engaged. There arc
fourteen or fifteen Chiefs Of different
tribey within few miles Of here. who
have daily communications with the Off.
GERS. Tho commissioners were this NOR
ming turned into tho common prison with
criminals. I, is not improbab!c wc shall
be invited 10 take French leave Of this
country soon."
EItrae! Of oasfhtr letter dated,
MArAsoRas, July I.
DtGr &r-Through the medium oi
your paper think it highly necessary that
the Government Of the United States, as
wcll as the Texans, should be informed
Of what presents itself, so odi"us. in my
opinion, in the character Of Gen. Urea,
tie Mexican Commander.in-Chicf, too
objectionable TO be overlooked. and
should be Immediately attended 10 by tho
United States
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Important TO Planters.
The subscribers are now engaged in the
Of
NEGRO SHOES

Of quality 'ar superior to any tha, hare
been hitherto offered in this market. and as
i, is their determination TO turn oul noue bu:
hose that will bear inspection, II will be TO the
interest Of planters to examine the same.
They propose lur'ie. TO make rny numbcr
Of pairs less than 1000, particularly TO mea-
sure. and in accordance to tho sample now
ready. il the samc are left previous to the 10Th
October next.
As liuisncd ,hry viii be separately pack
cd and marked deliverable Oh the 18th Oct.
IN rcrd fiey shall be satisfactory.
]. BISHOP s. co.
Jnnc ll-9G.-
N. u. a sample is lri. at The s,nre Of
Mr C.. Maihtsun, which will be found
mach superior to the sample Of Williams
& Munger, and less iu price; hence It's
hope lhs, planters will encourage home
manufacture.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted 10 US by Bond
IA No,s or Book account, will please
make satisfactory arrangements for their
settlement previous TO next return day, as
our business :nusi be brought, to close.
BY attending To this notice j, vii! save you
costs. SHANNON g. ai'DOWAL. :.
july S0-a7-d
n. B. Those having accounts agains
US will hand them in for payment al once
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Er:rcs. ef a !et.v, dased

"Tasr,ec. July -.
"Mexiean army. abou, 1000 strong yet.
now under ,,e comman ! Of General Jose
Urea. whom Gen, Andra,Ic accompanies
as the second in command. !, assembling a,
Matamoras. bu, il is In such state Of
wrcichcdness. that i. will NOT be able to
more before two or three months, TO be.
n.hc new campaign ssains, The Texans. Z"
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NEGRO SHOES.
Esp

TIE Subscribers 8ii} furnish, 70 Plan
,crs aud Others NEGRO SHOES Of su.
pcrior make in any quantity. II orders
with the measures are Ictt AT the starn Of
Nr. L.. fsihcaan IN Camden. between
now anc the first Of September, sonner
would he preferred. Specimens can br
seen. and .tr I.i>c made known. ss aborr,
AT by addressing TIC subscribers a: Soeie-
IS Hill, By s.hatlisn
WILLIAMS & MUNGER.
JalY a3-as-e
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The Yosk.iIlc IS c. Times. Of the 3Osh
ul,. =. "a: I" The aplaud coi,',ii crops oI OF
Di.,rsr., an lar 40 ~c have heard, are very
promising COTTON Is coming on, o! the kinks.
The !os grounds have suffered rom the sc.
scasnp"
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BANK OF CAMDEN.

THE Stconti q aimcnt on tho stock Of
This Bank. h"r es "a" nn the 18th August
mex -wiI be r crivctl in Camden by w.
}. Grant, i.s4. Cashier. nj his uifice. in
Columbia. q, tho "Commcreial Rank" in
Chcrnw al The merchants Bank" and in
Charleston. by an agent who will be na,ncd
IN The rii, papers, next week.
Stockholders desiring receipts TO be is
sued. arc required TO pay the ins,almcn, TO
the Cashier Of lhc Bank in Camden.
J. n. pESaUSSt RE-
Presiden, pro tenn.
July a-a7-c
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Cotton Saw Gins.
Ansht 6-25-t

Thoss uho calculate on having their Gins re-
paired by sie subscriber. viii confer hrnr by zen
ding them in as Early as practicable, and thus az
ford an opportunity al serving each in due tine
New Gins, with Steel or iron patc. sluayson haad
and fa' sale by JOHN WORKMAN.
Aneust C---sS2--fo - -
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Saddle and Harness Making.

The subscriber tenders his thanks TO the public
for the Encouragement heretofore extended 10 him,
in his profession, and gives notice that he has re-
moved TO Grosd Street, lew doors above Mrs.
aAdans' Hotel, where he hopes by aaidnity and
assen,ion to n:eri, continuance Of the patronage
heretofore extended 10 him.
JAMES ROBERTS. &
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We have at this moment here Cor J
Indian chiefs Cherokees and other tribes,
with their Interpreter, from Texas. -
These Indians ure on u mission 10 the
General, and have had several private
meetings with him. There exists no
doubt Of the business they came on, and
have made propositions 10 the General TO
join the Mcxicans asains, the Texans,
which appears now to be concluded. As
Colonel Wa,crchca is TO be despatched
tomorrow TO their camp, some distance
up the riser. where they have 30 or 40 in
number, to be used as spies or runncrs.
had occasion 10 call on General Urea
at his quarters on business, when met
there three Of the Indians, with their in
,erprcter making enquiries Of the strength
Of their tribe, the General being anxious
TO ascertain what force they codid muster
with the other tribes.
The commissary Of this place has orders
10 purchase 500 or 1000 horses for the
cavalry, which he is now doing. Every
movemen. appears to confirm the belief
that the negotiation is concluded, with a
promise 70 tic Indians Of land and cattle,
should they assis. and succeed in cxier-
minaiing the population Of Texas.
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Sporting Intelligence.

4 Swrcps,akc o2en for three years old
colts and tillies, to be run for on the day
preceding The regular races over The Cam
den c"nrse, mile heats; entrance Sioo, Tor
felt $50, three or morc TO make race:
closes 2O,h Of October next. Persons
wishing 10 n,akc entries can do so by for.
wart!ins thcir names, color. sex, sire and
dam of the entry to tho subscriber at
Camden, a, any time before the 20,h Oct.
next.
JESSE S. NETTLEs. sec'y.
July lG.-25..,f
CFThe Editor Of the Courier, Augusta
Ga. viii give the above place in his pa
per, until The 20lh October next. and for
ward his account 10 the subscriber.
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From the New Orleans Bee,
MEXICO.

The following letter vas written to Vim
ccnte Filisola, general in chief "f the
Mexican armies, BY Jose Maria Tornel,
Secretary Of the War Department. We
publish it through the lihrrali,y Of re.
spectacle firm Of this city, by whom j,
was communicated.
To His Exce!.cncy the Governor in Chief.
Eon finccn'e Filisols-
Dear Friend:-Through tho criminal
apathy Of Congress and the complete null
lity OF Government, i, becomes ucccssar,
10 pa, in use certain slra.agcm 10 save
our country and ourselves. You will
hare 10 lend hand TO It's execution, U,
less you wan, 10 perish with your arms.
after Witnessing the utter destruction OF
the republic. Such is the boldness OF
our revolutionary radicals. and the weak
ness Of gov rnmcns, that from liis ,inr
up to the moment when you adop, shis
plan. you will neither receive money or
soldiers; you must, ere now, be conviii-
ced Of the truth OF The Grsi point; as Ia
the second, moro positive proof cannot
be given than the sudden halt of The army
Of reserve. Such then. is the proper me-
,hod OF executing my plan: all. opinion-
must be gcncralizrd: above all. letter
mus. be written to The govcrnmcn, Of this
capital. mentioning very particularly ,ha
all The army want Dictator 10 be appoin-
ted. who will remain in Office until Texas
be restored 10 the republic, Who will be
the man! No matter; parbaps Valencia.
for he is al the same tine tho hope aud fca,
OF many.
This idea is rot so mucl, 10 pu, The plar
taio execution, ns 10 gel a pnwerlcs, con-
grcss TO inres, ,i,rguyernmcut with al
poaer TO restrain the revolutionary spirits.
and enlist new soldiers to carry on The
var and maintain good order. har.
said enough; rcilec. on my seris; you
will Gully appreciate how timely is this rnrs.
sure. no ;imc is 10 be lost; and mark me
keep carefully or tear this letter. written
by friend ON whom you can rely.
JOSE MARIA TORSEL.
This plan is justified by . pamphlr'
now circulating through Mexico ami al:
the large cities OF the Mexican Republic.
I, is cn,i,lcd General San!a's Trial. Thu,
document is the exclusive protection Of
the Libcrals. and IL well calculated ,a
raise every homes, mind aeainst the govern.
ment. They wan, icdcralism-TorncI
does not wsnl II. and therefore he would
like 10 get Dictator appointed. whose
power would be sufficient TO suppress
lhosc he s,ylcs revolutionary spirits.
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Negro Sho IS
Jaly ya3-ae-e

a, 81 pair. 4nd as he has ra'.rd oprr
cen, abasc his former pr,cr, he pledges
himself they shah be made OF III" best
,nn,rr.a!, and in ihr best workmanship
manner and ns ,r strength ana durability,
.hry shall b, mu.t snpcunr I" any that
has ever been Offered in this market, and
mol inferior ~ an, that is engaged IN thr
san" craft. Planters are requested hand
ia their measures u. early as i"...h'c.
w Is ID
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=. Goso.AD,
From EsOsl d o "a
Tailor. GRd EEr6ik .fEGket.

ID ESPEtTfuLLy informs the ci,i-
.AA zen. Of Camden: aud The public 6 g.
ncra!lv, that he has commenced the ab oye
business, in tile store opposite the siore Of
Shannon, niece & Go. and hopes by
10 the duties Of his profess.
sion to merit shaie c OF public patronage.
July 2-a3-.f -
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Tailoring Establishment.

THE subscriber grateful Tor the liberal
share Of patronage received since his
commencement in The IAN, hopcs by cI,Sc
application and q readiness 10 please uif
who may call 10 merit continuance, of
she same. Ills work xlil be executed
with neatncss anil despatch, and in TIC
mos, fashionable manner; his prices viii
be moderate for cash or pnnctua. cus.c-
mess.
Wanted one or two boys from Ii |, I6
ytsrs of age, ns apprentices 10 tho busi-
ness.
IL. BRAsINGToN.
March a8--9
re rAlloas.
Having bccnaa,hurise..to TO sell and teach
the TailSrs
MASTER PIECE.
being the complete guide for instruction
in tho wholcar, Of measuring aud cutting
according to the variety sof fashion and
form with Plsirs Illustrative Of the same.
b. Scott & Perkins. {suceessnrs 10 a. F.
Sasuess.) reporters of fashions and tea
ehrrs Of cutting garments a, New York
The above system can he had with all the
necessary articles belonging thereto If,
application be mads to the subscriber.
J. L. B. !.
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Extract Of n letter 10 .hr Editor oi ii.c
Augusta Sentinel. mailed .. T'allal,as
sec, and dated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15
CONGRESSIONAL.

The Committees had not been appointed at 0i
last aares-nor has either House transacted am
business of interest. In the Senate, tie death d
Mr. Gnl!shornneh had been announced by Nh
hent and in he 'loosr Of Representatives, the
death Of Gen. David Dickson of Mississippi, "
Mr. J. T. II, Claiborne of Gen. john Coffee, Of
Georgia, by Mr.. Haynes and of Mr.. Geoq'
kinaald, oi in'iiana, by Mr.. Dti,-aad tie n''
olnions usual on such occasions were Adopted
Mr. Benton has given notice iI.ar he viii ag''
call mp his Expnnsins Resolutions curing tie go
SlBn.
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dnnual Treasury fsepo,t-wu

readers with condensed yiew of TN. - ~
iro" the National Intelligence. IT,. 1n,-as.
generally occupy space, Of late days.. fssi
pfoPorioaed To der abstract mp 5FI.s 10.
practical results 70 winch the, lead =. lie
!" oodbnry, too, IS much m9rs lamon. To-.
stafi'y Of his style li~o for the imp4r. I... ..
Sie"s--anl we do not doabl, ,hsrsln.. Ia
Jtief anaie SIS Of his Report vii be t,r :. ~.
espable 10 our readers than the Report n. 's.
randng, as II does, 10 til, compass Of TT
lamn II our pubic nien desire 10 see IT,. u
eogllatons generally published, tAs, nm, Ne
brevily. .a1l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

Heptoaian Ertrarasoaee.-Ar. Benton '''
already announced bill, to increase the Army; 10
construct a Western Armorv aud Arsenal ano "
far'iy the coast. He is delermined thai 'p'l9
shall be Ia more surplus, if he can help H. w
would remind him thai Gen. Jackson says 'f,g
i3aI expenditure o! moeey is the parent OF If'1'
aaeY.
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Tote Of Kassachuseffs.-Wr. U,L,,..

The Electoral College Of Massachusr,,
given the vote of thai State 10 Daniel Wet.,.,
President and Francis Granger as Nice pr.,i.I.''
Tie Boston Atlas states that had i, b,.e,
- 3" hfttSl.
~ 10 secure tr eleciion OF Gen. Harrison. il 49,,
have been so bestowed, and sui onS The toI.,;.
letter Of Mr.. y ebste. 10 Mr.. sll>bre, On. -,
clnsen electors, 10 show the views of th,. H..
.,piskcd statesman On tn, sulirrf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

- Accounts from Washington concur III II
presenting Benton as being decidedly in 'f ~
cendanl with the Kitchen Cabinet. If Van o"'
81 ol'l retire III the end Of four years, the ap'y
of the East Room letter will almost cefta'nN "
brought forward as his successor by tie t''
r ecker Convention. Mr. Rivcs may hang V
h fiddle" until Benlon's ambition is graiIl'''
and pelhaps kendaI's.
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rom TIE Bos,0a Atlas.

Nv rr,n Sri, ,n,,e.,,.# h,,.,f, - - 'e1o
fhr election Of YESTERDAY las i.ia.,,,=,,,t IA
.,,,. IL, ~ Ef...,,,. -, p.z,5. IN II .'sltf
President Of the Unittd State, IN le!.s@
the State Of Massachusetts. tbs r,lt d.
''h''1o' III "'''ea / '"'e stood to the p.oac II
~" ''''s.- ''' 'o''s'Si' 'aa In
IN o;b.r States h,,, ,',,r..,,.a :, pm
jnlaferuf, tiat LIQUID = te.s ,aii. L. n ..a.
lnY b,.lfIr,. lie Fasr.nr, Vim ~ = y
NJ purpose j, IL >as ri4t IL .st u. {, .rpe# 5f
high aad most nj RISING Il 81, il !, ~ r.taq
".si '''a' 'ae' saae'a @et Viii cine Il edaa.f NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

L. \ letter 10 the Editors trom Washing
dated on the S,h ms, "Therc is but little o. ~
'ercst here. The Presidents health is qn''e
Bile, AMI shall be surprised if he lives his ter"
He does not see company"
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PRESlB DEN IiAL t.I.Irplon

hssouRi.-Nan Borrn's majority, ., =
ally aseeriained is 36O4 y.t,s. '~'
lLLiNols'-'"n Bufen's majority, l.r,o -
cial, 1865 Wv 10
ARKANSAS las also chosen Van h
Electors, h" by what majority is ~, yer -.
Mississippi alonr remains 10 be- heard f,..
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Thursday. December 10, 1880.
TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

t;,. ,t,,, ,,,, nl,iri, las urerrapd II from tho
-. ,,..,,.-., Ia .ns.k more cofr.ctly, bearing
H., .,. s,,.,,,,re. rLe flet TINT il. nominal au-
DIR . ..n, In retife from pul5lic life has proba-
-, I'll a.. ac, of t,,ntin, IN I'd 20 Of criticism.
.,.l ,l a ,a,, ,I,,i IN, y II .aof, Ia. lerrf 81
,e ability Ia reward HI. friends. may have cooed
t,. .,l,, ,f hi. s,ronp.lno,ed ebanpions--lhoneh,
j.. truth ,,,,,e are bat few subjects Of importance
,o,,r,,.a IN IN, Ne,saee. AMI they are discussed
for the mox, mart IN, ronr 50 temperate ny to ren-
t.r ,;,l,.,t onoo,ition and ,,lt,yap.nt ,ulo,, t.
emily ;,r,l,y.n,. A vnrd or two. however, il.
,io, IN tlr.e ar four of It's most interesting to-
Mrs may no, be- on, Of nlaee.
|, Eo,,;,, R,l,,;,,, did no, anti.ipa,e
any ,.,v ,,,,.,..,ing Disclosures or suggestions. in
,,s ,,...,,,,,.,,, =, ,b. pr.s.3,.o,,. anona, dis.
,ou.e. and ", AZ, therefore not d,,,pnoief,d al
is bsrr.nnc,x: or. if ". are at aIl So. it j. at the
Lrief noiice II the Texan controversy. For his
reserve. however. on Iii, question, We doubt iot
tba,l. prp.,l,n, l,as GOOD and sufficient tras ms.
Tic cond lion and dcstni., Of tina, intpre. ing
country will form tho subject Of A separate and g.
I,be,ate communication from the Executive be-
far,.n,,,y n,,. aud we may ,hen au,ieipa;r. in
both lion,e, Compress. ON. of the mos1 vitality
organixal ON Of our government. Thcuanrr ofllo
..,..#,zy',,,
~ ...i.l.,.,,.....,, l., ;.e.....l
ain,N, iron, the complexion Of the import.nt res.
olutiol. a1optcd h, the r.,i,n CONGRESS. am,
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tets, IN relation 10 which men are se's' -
puled to be quito as gniek-"iiea as N d.
| ny Of he other concerns 81 lie. ven an
son nlaf therefore rasi tssnied ifi, u pr
itey answers IL. pup o lfaiiie bs1'e' '"''
oil O. siiver twill br employed er I'M pm post
| rxan though lie c4use III additonai apftsia'o"
Of the ~ MUD value OF the precious nirtals. ia
:" gul1 bill" passed two years 10, nc we're leia'
would 4a,a III effect OF eoalaihs the rag hohty
10 the vaults Il lin Banks, and = green PURSES.
! with gold shining through the lhiefsileeS,
were 10 b.. in he iti> oil every paagh-hoN III the
! land But ihp humba, lad scared, Il SIX months
growth, before il perish Of inanifon. Aud The
goid zralufs vii find, that though lioN MY con-
linn. Il, leei>latr. viii a view to tie increase ot
its circulation, their labor will Ia as futile as
were tie ncver-endi8g efforts Of sysphus. Bunk
natts are more convenient and SAT r. both 10 keep
an! u trltr,poit, than either gold or slvrr-and.
>o long =, III. COMMUTE, have confidence ia tie
stability and safely oil the institutions which issue
ib,n. The effort To bring them into dseredt is as
win As il would be To attempt Ia change the cur
rent Of James river BIZ epposing wind 10 tide
Il IS equal, beyond tire province ot the govern
m.nt TO force e5ld an1 silver in o circulation by
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n.y. n,. C. Preston has been rejected 10 u
Y. ). Senate, by nearly an unanimous WV
Legislature of South Carolina,