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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-15
CLARK & CO.
Columbus, July 4. 1s37-41-t-1st-d-J.
NOTICE.

IN consequence of the death of
4 Mr.. Isaac NJ. Jones, the copartnershiP
between myself and him is dissolved. The
books and accounts of the late firm are in
the hands of Adm. Murdoch, who has been
appointed Administrator on the estate Of
MIR. Jones, and who is, hereby, authorized
as my agent in the settlement of the concern.
All persons indebted will see the necessity
of settling their accounts wilheut delay, and
those having claims will please present the
same for adjustment. The Furniture and
Cabinet business will be conducted hereafter
by me on my own account at the old stand
of Dubree and Jones.
LEWIS DUBREE.
Columbus. 8ulyz1I 1887. 4stf
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FOTTCE.

HNAKEN up by the subscriber on the
Il 18th March last, living about 9 miles
East of Carthage in the County of Leakc
State of Mississippi, negro boy feet 10
inches high, with some scars on his breast
and says they were. oceasioned by burn,
and says his name is Bill, that he belongs
to Mr.. OWNS of Wilcox County Alabama.
He says he left home sometime before last
Christmas. suppose said boy is between
% and 80 years old.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property pay charges and receive
him.
JOSEPH ANSHUTZ.
Carthage, July4, l8S7-41-St
2. 8. intend keeping said boy still in po-
session at my own risk, until the Jail of said
County is completed, at which time / will
dispose Of him according as the law directs
]. A.
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NOMMISSION BUSINESS. The un-
~ dersigned beg leave to announce to
their friends and the public generally, that
they intend opening House in the City of
Mobile, the ensuing Fall for the purpose
rrAnsacting a General Agency, and Com
mission Business under the Firm & Style of
VIM. L. CLARK & co.
They will con6ne themselves strictly to
the sale of all Cotton or produce Consigned
them for sale and to the Receiving & For
warding with promptness and despatch, all
Goods Consigned them for shipment.
Liberal advances will be made on Cotton
in Store, But under no circumstances will
honor any Drafts, unless drawn against Cot
ton or produce in hand.
They have engaged the services of w.
B Malone who with the junior partner Of
the Concern will be in Mobile by the first
Of October next, to attend to any business
cOnfded to our care.
| We would take this occasion to return
our sincere thanks to onr friends and the
public generally for the very liberal patron
age bestowed us in this place heretofore
and respectfully solicit continuance of the
same.
CLARK & CO.
Columbus, July 4. 1S37-41-t- 1st-d-J.
AZ The Montgomery Advertiser, Ala
bama Journal, Wetumpka Times, Flag OIL
the Union (Tuscaloosa) Sumpter Gazette,
Commercial Register Of Mobile, and Mo-
bile Advertiser, Selma Free Press, Gains
vile Reporter, are requested to publish
above until the first Of January and for
ward their accounts to Mobile for collection.
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Notice.

Notice.
TIME Partnership heretofore existing in
IL this city under the firm of BUILT,
SHIP, & Co.. and in Natchsz of SHIP,
FFRRIDAY & Co., was dissolved on the
I'd current bv Limitation. All persons indebt-
ed to, or having claims against either of these
establishments, will present them in New
Orleans. TO Bennett, Ferridays & Co., and
in Natchez to w. & r. Ferriday & Co.,
who are duly authorised to receive and pay
the same
The signatures Of the old establishments
viii be used for the purposes of liquidation
only. by Henry L. Bennett, New Orleans,
and VIM. Ferriday, Matches, or their au-
thorised Attorneys
HENRY L. BENNETT,
VIM. FERRIDAY,
SurOiDing mariners of the firms. of Bssltit
Sttisfs, u Co., and Shttf, FerridGy, y
Coz
New Orleans, July Sd, 1887.
The business hitherto carried on by the
above, win be continued bv the subscribers,
n this city, under the firm OF BENNETT,
FERRIDAYs, & Co, and IN Matches Of w.
g r. FERRIDAY g Co. who have entered
into Partnership for that purpose.
HENRY T. BENNETT.
VIM. FERRIDAY,
ROBT. FERRIDAY,
Jos. C. FERRIDAY,
S. w. WATERS
New Orleans. July Sd, 1887.
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10000 Acres of Land,

ards Of
10000 Acres of Land,
be- in the counties of Noxubee, Oketibbe-
KemPer, Newton, Neshoba, Winston,
Fake. Alfalfa, Holmes, Carol. Choctaw.
aIlabusha, Marshall, Chickasaw. and Pom.
Toe, which have been well selected. and aF-
brls an opportunity TO settlers to procure
hoice situations in bodies to suit their Cir
nmstances and wants, not often met with.
rhe terms will be accommodating, if a small
,ortion of the purchase money be paid down;
my one disposed to purchase or obtain in
can do so by calling on the sub
.Criher in Columbus, Mississippi, r.by ad
dressing him post paid.
MADISON WALTHALL,
Aug. 8, 1887. A-3m
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July. rs, 1857. tetf $500
Subscribers % the above Institution resid-
ing " or near Columbus. win nlease eli
and pay their Subscription d R|r. 70. n
Graves ii whose hands they viii ind The
subscription paper,
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Valuable Lands.

HE Subscriber as Agent for
number of persons offers for sale
ards Of
The herald., 1837-03-01

Sentenced to hard labor in the Penitentary, Black
wells lsand, for six months, and 10 get out stone
John H. Cor, charged with stealing wearing appa-
rel, the property of Sllas Birmingham
Sentenced to hard labor in the PententiaAry Black
wells Island, for six months, and 10 get out stone.
james SuLipan, charged with stealing variety of
clothing, value 923 50-GuILry.
Sentenced TO the Pententiary Blackwelfs Island
at naId labor, for six months, and to get out stone.
=, E4,eard Kelly charged with stealing ham, value
Sentenced to the Penitentary, Blackwells Island.
at hard labor for six months, and to get out stone
Charles Hoy charged with assault and battery on.
Peter Heme-GUILry.
Sentenced to hard labor in the Pententiary Back-
Wen Isand Tor SIX months, and to get out stone
John johnson, charged with stealing pair of pan
taloons- GUILTY. r
Recordcr-Wherc are you native of-where were
you born?
Prisoner-Tm native of Ireland, and was born
in Philadelphia. Loud iaughter1
Recorder-For this offence-(i -(iaughter] I'VE SEN
tence you to hard labor in the Penten,ary, Black
well Island for four months and to get out stone
frsoner-f er honor mistakes me. Its a native of
Ireland am, and my parents in Philadelphia l
name Laughter.l
Recorder-Thafs the judgment of the Court
Y0ull come out in fine weather Proceed 10 the next
The following were discharged by proclamation: =
John G. Allen, John Hamilton, Ann MATHS Ann
Cherun Ellen Conklin Levin Smith.
The Court then adjourned.
PoucE-Tuesdsy, Feb. 2sth.-Anempted Imnos;-
tion.-A black hack driver of the name of JAS Hicks
was brought up by Mr.. Rensaeller N. Havens for 4
forceabe SEIZURE committed on his property by the
said James Hicks.
1t appears the gentleman hired the hack to take him
and valse TO Lafayette Place. Upon arrival the
driver demanded twelve shillings as his fare which
being refused he detained the valise TO enforce the
| payment.
Mr.. Havens, not being disposed to submit to the
black rascal Interpretation ofthe law ofhcn insisted
| on his driving to the police.
| The ma srae held Massa Hicks to bail in the
sum of 500 for his good behavior, which not being
forthcoming, he committed to Bridewell
! And yet anotter.-We have already reported three
| cases against woman now in bridewe for utterine
counterfeit money. This afternoon Mr.. Joseph A.
Riley No. AZ Beskman street, came to the police with
forged s5 bill on the Amherst Bank of Massachu-
sctts. He was shown the prisoner O Brien, and i'm
mediately recognized her as being the person from
whom he had received the counterfeit bill
1 On the 22d February she came into his store and
purchased pair of pillows for which she paid with
the $5 bill in question, and received 81 so change
We surprised at the womnn's offering to pass
this counterfeit money, but we any one ac-
customed to handle money taking it, and the notes
are miserably executed, and have any thing but the
appearance of genuine bills.
The herald., 1837-03-01
LEARED ID.

CLEARED.
ssps phndcphia Morgan Lo don, Gd.wcl, cbasmagne
Liverpool G"odhue Coz Lewis Csss; whttlesey. savannah
cahsne Towu,eud P%t au Prince John Ls'dsw 4 CO. CAL
,ot os,oa % HShcmt hntwsp Goga Meier Co sshg shy
Ehisi E.Dowp % cgssI Bcs.sn Pgao, sE%ca., Boston;
ARRIVED.
sehT Mohican, crawc, Poamoat, N H. days, with mdze.
sloop Francis coercl Wood, Back river Va, hours with
oysters.
MEMORANDA.
The North river far Peelskn steamboat
will leave for TIN re this day.
The bark reported below yesterday has blown Wind
wNw.
rhe Texan armed scr nvinc1e sailed on Monday Cor Tesa.
The following list Of her scrsi Esq, Commander;
p. W. Humphreys Lieut. Perry I'd do; Lee,
do; II, T. Wells Purs,r Daniel Lloyd, sals Master Jacob
g. Dunn, Surgeons A. A. Wait, MdshiImsn E. Cummings do;
T. anson, do Hawkins dol John Fisher Captains Clerk;
WIN. Armour, Masters Mate
The packet ships South Rantsw, and Garck ROBIN
for Liverpool Philadelphia Morsa1, for London and Charlie
Richardson for wall sail this day O'Clock A.
NJ The letter bags will close at half past 10 O'Clock
The u 8 BRIG DOLPHIN Cart Mckinney touched at the nyer
GsnbH ucaJ Dec stA and 'aed on ii'e 10th fer eewaH
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ramseae, Jan 7Ar CIeneniine Gcs clnsn, New York for
clyde, Dec. .5;-sId csr'hs, MsTdsan, New yoch
OFF Darmsuih, Jan '.-ship Fornoa omc, New York for
wiyenboc, Jan Lar Gecd, Menlen. cartsr. Bremen as
At Maiacaibr Jan asschr voIan from St Bars or New
Al Iasyra Fen ssehr Gsstau. Manson New York 18th.
goteno",s r.. Dec &c slEc,a ch,,.tsio for vsw Yok
New YORK has received damage from being in with West
River GAMBIA Aeaj Dec. as-nrs Elizabeth ,Mr Bur,
w..,.o,,o. ; rEH z ny EyrsTERDAy's MAIl.
s.{; s.E,,, Is'h G sld.ehr IN. Mentor rul!er, %
sclw Planet, Cole New York
The herald., 1837-03-01

INDIAN LEcTvRE.--Metccomet, Mohawk Indian,
and what is more, avery gen,emanly savage, gives
lecture in Clinton Hall, tomorrow evening. We shall
10 and hear him.
The herald., 1837-03-01

ExreHArrsa CRrrxs-we learn from the Arkan-
sas Gazette, that the party Of Creek INDIANS VINO
hovo ! stand few miles west Of Potts, under the
chief Tuck-batch-i had-io, decamped qa'ouy apo"
hearing that some armed men were OUT against ie'''
The herald., 1837-03-01

FLYNN is preparing to 20 to France and England
to get splendid operate troupe rather ballet for
his new Theatre soon to be erected in Broadway.
The herald., 1837-03-01

AsornEa PARTY IN THE FIELB.-In addition TO the
other parties in the field preparing for the spring cleo
ton, come forth the Natyves," by our old
friend and fellow sufferer in the Courier Office Daniel
II. Tylee.
We can give good account of Mr.. Tylse. He is
an amisble sensible, pleasing man-too good for a
politicianbu, az he is in the trade and wants
good indorser we don't know but we shall turn "nn-
yve' ourself for this week, and go for Mr. Tylec all
hollow, just TO encourage him Go ahead.
The herald., 1837-03-01

CnARLEs T.. HAWKINS, commodore Of the Texian
navy, died in New Orleans Of the smolI pox The
funeral was well attended.
The herald., 1837-03-01

SnseuLAR.-Single copies Of the Weekly Her !
were selling yesterday for two shllings per copy
foar times their ordinary price, N"
The herald., 1837-03-01

CoRss.-We have received fine masculine looking
episte, signed Lucreta seeking assistance in pro-
curing cure for corns. We shrewdly suspect that
the Lucretla in question, werrs beard if not whis
kers and moustache the modern nccompanments
But be our correspondent he or she, we thus deliver
our opinion.
There are an hundred professors Of corn curing
who will each Individually and collectively, promise
TO remove the excrescenccs they will not perform
the operation.
The herald., 1837-03-01

II Has the Clinton Hall Association ever made
dividend TO the stockhodersq We ask for informa
ton.
The herald., 1837-03-01

IT The Wings met in the wards last evening"
Rather mcagro concern.
The herald., 1837-03-01

TT Who are the best hair-dresscrs Of New York
Can any body tell
The herald., 1837-03-01

ADVERTISING The Sun makes great fuss about
the extent OF its advertising. mere nothing to what
the Herald has, Two third of tho Suns publication
are never read being, from its cheapness used to wrap
up tea coffee, sugar, and eggs-whereas, every single
Herald is read over and over again, by all classes Of
society, but particularly by those in business and
also laid aside on file for future perusal. From this
circumstance, one insertion in the Herald is worth
Insertions in half Of all the other papers in this city
The instant any "Notice," Want" Money to
Loan. "House to Les"" Prize Beef" or Ten Dol
lars Reward" is pusshed in the Herald, it is on the
tongues of tens of thousands and IN the minds eye of
hundreds of thousands. The Herald is almost the
public mind itself We are surprising every paper in
New York in advertising, and intend in one year, to
revoutionize and ecsnomze the whole business. If
things go they are, shall have to double our
size soon and stereotype our whole edition.
The herald., 1837-03-01

HARpERs CLASSIC LIBHAny.-A most beautiful edi-
ton of Homer is just issued by Messrs. Harpers-
il is IN three volumes and forms part Of the Classic
Library.
We cannot praise too highly these cnterpnsihg pub
fishers, for the benefit they have conferred upon
citizens and countrymen in the publication of the Sc
res Of classic authors in which they engaged
The herald., 1837-03-01

p The CAwrLLs, l05 Broadway, have just re-
ceived from Carsy's of Philadelphia, new brochure,
called "The Humorst," by Theodore Hook. There
are several gsod things in this volume.
The herald., 1837-03-01


the court this morning. the damages awarded were
s27 ii damages and cents costs
CouRr or SPECIAL SEssroSs-Tuesday, Feb. 26th.
Before his honor the Recorder his honor the Mayor
and Alderman Randall.
On the opening Of The Court, the following prisoners
were put upon Their trial-viz.:
James Hosiey, charged with stealing coat, the
property of J. A. Stevens, value S6-GUiLTy.
Sentenced TO hard labor in the Penitentisry, Black
wells Island for six months, and TO get out stone
Margaret Carmon, charged with stealing pair of
earrings, value 81, the property Of Lavinus Prya No
1873 Elm st-GulrTv.
Sentenced to hard labor in the Pententiary, Black
wells Island, for one month"; and 10 pick oskum.
Thomas Carr, charged with stealing quantity OF
canvass from brig Argus GurLrv.
Sentenced TO hard labor in hs Phnltenhary, blacA-
wells Island, for four months and to get out stone
Michael DeaiSon, charged with stealing thirty gal
Ions of molasses the property OF Isaac D. eeo value
S2-GsiLry.
Sentenced to hard labor in the Penitentiary, Black
wells for enc month, sda 1 70 e. .saso Sul hon
net the nroner,y Of Mrs Hester Crane, III Elizabeth
Sentenced 10 hard labor in the Peniteniary, Black
Wells Island, for ior months and to pick oakum.
Tyomas Daris charged with assault and battery
n, Mrs Margaret Hopkins, last New Years night
The prisoner il urged grossly abused the plaintiff
and nearly bit off one Of her fingers To prove the
violent conduct Of the prisoner, ofthe name OF
Peter Manahan was called by the prosecrutrix. II
appoared however, that the fracas commenced be-
tween the prisoner and The witness Several persons
gave the prisoner excellent character. He indeed
appeared 10 have had the worst oft.-AcouITrEp.
George Bloomfield, charged with stealing pair of
boots, value 81, the property of Jas Phps-GyILry.
Sentenced to hard labor IN the Peni,eniary, Black
we'll Island for seven months and TO get out stone.
Nathaniei Bic ksr charged with assault and bate
ry on James +. Smith, one Of the Monsters IN the
Free School, Madison street-GuLTy
The herald., 1837-03-01

~ Mn BRIsrow.-Let all bad writers look at his
advertisement i'll
The herald., 1837-03-01


FREE ENQUIRER,s FEsTIvAL.
IL DANCING ASSEMBLY FoH CHARITABLE PUR-
poSEs Society Of Moral ~ anthrcpists intend having
Hail tn Tuesday Th March,
avas ~ which VIII be arped uader - direction the
To- thc relief of without rsgard
Tf~kets of csrh, for
compaayng hip be ebta ned from The indyiduay
a A. Mstseils book stsre No. ~ Chat ~ Mr.
Howard at Tnmmany Hall ml5ts
CASE OF DISTRESS.
10 si-I and in Others eierf notices
Of eases great dis unparalleled suffering wiling Il,
erk employment &C. Now sir amid n ihis ds,ress
have m three msnths past BE- procure sober
ssasy live Farm at short dsance from tho rty 10
whom would siye ss o es month ard supren him. bu !.
Of dssress has presented tsc
strained t belcvc that all this dstrcss nsgnsryor
much exaggerated Thiss al will he nv belief until can
be allowed the ivlege OF relieving ihs nature
A COUNTRY MAN
NJ Applicants can b. requested 10 cali this Office ml.lt.
EHAMkLIN COHFEE HOUsE, % Maiden Inc
and ~ e ar street-Same fne saddI~s of veniss w ~
evcd Thm Day tween aud o'clock al s7i c,ns rey
late =
NJ .. Fish daily during Lent
mi ~ JOHN p RRowN
ROY WANTED TO attend a Newspaper OH cone
- about ~ ~ of ag will hear ofa rd
piyns I'm ncni-ty ~ This ehice. miiws
The herald., 1837-03-01

IxponrAsr.- LAHDs-DANEL
WEpsrER-The state Of things in Washington -
beginning to deveope itself On one OF the most
important questions of the present day, the tariH
Daaiel Webster OF Massachusetts, has abandoned the
upositon and come out in favor Of the adminisira-
ton poIicy for reduction Of the tariff. This new po-
stion of the great leader OF New England will reverse
the whole policy of the country, and create new en-
sis in politics. trade and the currency.
From the best of sources we have reason to believe
also, that the new administration will, at no distant
day, come into the views of Mr.. Webster on the sub
iect Of National Iank. Mr.. Webster intends 10
nudge the administration of Mr.. Van Buren, by its
fruits. In connection with this view, Mr. A. H. Ev-
eretl, of Boston, intends to establish new govern
ment paper at Washington. These all links of the
same chain--alI Indications of foregone conclusion
.of the hghestimporance to the country. The great
men OF the nation have been too long estranged from
each other. II is time they were united
Both the new tariff law and the new land system,
restricting the sales to actual settlers have passed the
Senate. We trust the House of Representatives may
pass both and thus restore the country to some de-
gree of composure.
The herald., 1837-03-01

CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Tuesday, Feb. a.
Alexander Douglass rcrsus Robert Bowyer The
sealed verdict Of the jury in this case being opened in
the court this morning, the damages awarded were
S27 ii damages and cents costs.
The herald., 1837-03-01

CoReNER's INouEsTs-Two inquests were held
yesterday by the Coroner The first the body of
man found floating in Coenties' Slip early yesterday
merning The deceased was dressed in drilling
roundabout jacket, muslin shirt and guernsey under
shirt, new blue cloth pantaoons new stout laced
boots, wooIen stockings velvet vest, and new sus-
penders.
The deceased had also considerable sum Of money
about him. nearly fifty dollars, and several shipcar-
penter tools. From this last circumstance, he is sup
posed to be a mechanic Of that trade. His person
was about five feet nine inches high and stout built
Owing to the Coroner not returning the official pa
pers in season. we could insert the particulars of
the second inquest.
The herald., 1837-03-01

IlOY WANTED-To attend a New.csce, ON e-ooe
plyins i'm mcd-tely ~ fhis phice. mi.Iws
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xNCIsHtHG, NAY it.is37.
,,,,s NV YORK COMMITTEES.

TuE NEW YORK COMMITTEE.
a., .,rn from the National lnfelligencer, OF the
-, that the committee dtputed to wait on Pre-
''' Va, Buren b, the merchants of New lork,
,;oo an interview with that unctonary. Len
Nv. l,nc,on ON Frlda, on then return home leay-
no cood people of the metropolis in entire igno-
~ : the result ol their mission. The Globe an
''' s..os the innate in quite oracular manner-
.rhc New York Committee delegated TO visit
-. i,x IN Law before the President the complaints
,he merchants against the Administration. aud
s.eL rcdres, for grievances. had an audience
,os,er1ay. They explained, in writing, the Oh
,.cts of their mission The President responded
y ,be, address in writing, tins morning The re
" ve understand. was brief and explicit"
Tho notice of TIE Globe i, brief" likewise We
l,u,d wish that il, too, were "evplicit. However,
-. shall hear from New lorh.in day OF two. whcth-
tho ,utocrat al the United Sa1es has condcscend-
81 10 restore the reign of the law, or whether fear
NJ. Andrew Jackson more than he regards the peo-
.,s. will he Is determined to dnGud the usurpatlon
.f which hi, =" lllu ,rionS predecessor aud mrfcr
VA, guilty, in the pronulsa,lon Of the Treasury Or
der
~ Since the ahose was uttpc, we have rccCn-
cd The Ban ore Patriot, OF the 9TH which announ-
cr, the arrival Of The New y orh deputatlou in that
cit, and It's departure. The Patriot saws of the
Presidents answer:
The answer, We are informed, was in substance,
that there would be no repeal moldcufioH 81 me
yyeQsuy Circuiar. In respect to suns on Custom
House Bonds, all the indulgence would be extended
consistent with tho provisions OF the Act OF Con
cres, and TO the suggestion for calling Congress
together Mr.. an Buren, does IT gard the present
emergency such as to render that measure eccssaIv
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nnE TREASI'RA Oh DER

In the discussion OF Alf. JalImadses resolution,
in the Senate OF New ofk requesting the I'resldenf
10 repeal the Treasury Order Mr.. Beard,lev, de
voted disciple OF the Albany Regency, remarked
- With regard to tn Specie Circular, he had no
sof, ci "ouot 'n" lis operation hda pe"n 10 Greet
'..., hl, ,, I,i Wv
strong a vote lie induced hope tia, il would n.,a
been repealed. OF The same elnion he believed
were majority oilhe present cabinet al Wasting
io' i,o" NV '''S '''
NJ .,,., ,I I,,. t,,,, .,,,I ,,.,,,J,-t MAJ, ,
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q. st,..#. bt.aI :. ~ .>u..ss
" Nr understand on good authority ih,t Nj Ma.
.>'ufsh. ot Cuipcper offered the appointment ct
Commissioner 10 ascertain the amount IT deptcls
hoi5 eoinmittcdby the Cteek and Seminole Indians.
IN thepfppcgN OF cIslens of Florida Georgia aud
Nab ttnl. hut has declined is a, ep4ance"
HaeItol !. f5sslaag.
e bel eve the above is substantially correct. Nj.
SWIM declined the appointment. winch WIS snbsc
queutlN bestowed on his brother JAMS NJ. SNlrlt.
OF Mug George county, ate Ed,orol The late Lynch
burg D#ser8. Fre}ericBSbarg lrcaa.
@e3te mol a.Ionishcd that Nh. VIM. Smith dc
eiined the acceptance Of tue Office rendered 10 him
by Nj an Bufra, We doubt. indeed, whether
he did not resent an Insult. In poiut OF eapa-
city ms patty boasts len superior 10 linn IN az
INIT, aud zeal, not Que. That Nj. Van Buren, shoald
'hlnk OF iobbng him of with the pct> duly OF taking
dispositions, winch will last oul, TOT 4 lev months. is
'feile'uou upon In, reputation which lie dad night 10
usent-thal Is, II he did resent 1t.
Aebeg leave 10 congratulate onr lao ri,al and
coternp9fary Nh. james NJ. Smith, "a Younger bro.
t'ei oi N.>D upon the attainment of L.s " reward"
lii, zeal ani sacrifices IN the cause certainly descr-
ed no les, ttan an administration which acts upon
the Spoils mNm--wr do not know that lle did not
deserve much more but, that lie has got III the
line oil sale pieccdents, promotion may follow
There ten others hereahouts that have stronp
claims upon Van. We fear, however that he Ia,
motesrehris than otees-morc mouths dian bread.