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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-11-01

Mr.. Porter, native of Kentucky, agee
81 years, and who is seven feet six inche!
in height, is exhibiting himself al the gar.
den, and attracts much atten,ion.-N. Y
Mercant. Ado.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-11-01

Amount of Notes ofthe
New Bank out;
Amount of Noes of the
late Bank out,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1837-01-28
Ian
FOR SALE.

The Subscriber offers for sale the Tract
OF Land whcrcon he now resides in Ches.
ter District. containing llO0 acres. It
lies Immediately on The Ca,awba river
one mile above M'Donalds Ferry, and is
well adapted t" the culture Of Cotton,
Corn and the different kinds Of small
grain. There is about two hundred acres
of fresh land that is now in Cotton, and
and nhou, one hundred and fifty acres Of
bottom land, souc Of which is fresh, and
there is abou, 500 acres Of well timbcred
woodland. The situation is healthy, free
from any diseases Of local nature. A
good well of cxccllcn, water in The yard
The place would suit either one "r two
persons. there being two settlements on
tho place with Gond Gin House and q
new Screw. fnc large Barn, Negro
Houses. anlcvcrv necessary out buildings
Pcrson- uis'iug 10 purchase will examine
soon, =, ! IN determined TO sell.
l'yr :, a.a, enquire of the subscriber on
he promises. or TO Caleb Clarke, ESQ. Of
W,asboro.
vii also sell on the Is, Monday in
February 1877, at public sale a, Lancas.
;'r Court House. all nv lands lying in
Lancaster District, if no, sold privately
previous to tha, tire Those lands lie
on tho waters of Fla. Creek and arc un.
improved, but lands in .hc ncighborhood
of them produce Cotton finely. persons
wishing TO buy any Of those lands, would
DO we'll to attend early as the sale will be
rorlive. HUGH NJ MuLLAN,
Dec 2a-4i-d
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{ TentraJIs ,elies.-The Dalimorc n.
press says: "ln printing office Of PhiIa.
delrhia. the press Of DR.. franklin is pre-
served. also The mahogany chair in which
the philosopher sat. We. ourscli. have
written an editorial article. while seated
in ihat identical chair. Their is more in
sPira,ion in such sea, than in n IN cc.
legged stool t,hc famous lTipoh) of 'h'
pylhuncsc. \ bound volume Of Franz
Inns newspaper is likewise preserved IN
the library. Fifth street, In The same Il.
brary there * 4 clock said II have be-
lungcd to Oliver Cromwell. /, IL in a
black case and Of mos, antique workman
ship, hu, continues to keep excellent
ii:nc.
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Proposals
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"ro THE FRIENDS or TEXAs.

The following return appeared on ihc
back ot an execution ISSUED by justice
n1s lar trocl this place: Tic execution. II
w1!i be rcco!lcctcd commands The consta-
bic - 'evy The debt md costs on tie goods
and chatto's Of defendant. hu, tnr want Of
sse:cifat distrsSS, TO take the hotry TO the
Jail of the county, Tioea Ga.
"Went 10 ho"so Of dcfendan, and found
no property, bus there being spflicicn,
distress 10 the f-mily di.! nor take .hc
body 70 the JAIL
-, 7,s,.,,s I.-,,s a.,
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Ore Of TmpiFs Ticlias.-A young u'nn
Of one of The principle" towns Of ;hc &C.
rar:mcnt "t the Eu.", hccamc cnamourcd
OF The daughter OF worthy nan wiz"
kept public house in the outskirts Of
the town. The y"unc woman returned
his passion and he vas in the habit "i
visiting her secretly. gaining a:mit!ancc
into the house a, nigh, hy putting his "F'n
through 4 hole IN t:i" wall near The '!"o!.
an! "pcninc tho latch inside. some day
ago he wen, ,n tho rendezvous, but beng
unable to open ,hc do"r as usual: he c"h,
,rired TO &C, his head through ,hc hole t"
ascertain what II was '''at "pp"scd bis Gu
trance. 10 accomplish .his. L. wa>
obliged to rays" himself on 4 "ars""
ledge short distance tr"ra the ground.
resting "nthc points al his tcci ih"Fc
had been a erca, deal "i 'aii. which rcn-
'!rrcd his fnol;ns si'ppc', lir lost i's
hold. and in the r:pI',r. was found >
rofpsc. suspended By Ne ncoA.-G ah"o,
nj. n.ssSuc.r.
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Str -! i.src besa informed TIA: or Tie ish.
h":r;c NJ c.'c,:or.. a';icic 'sned Samae! Il
GI:s3a. contained roa.r i,=pc al the ~, ,nst
c,:cu'a!c! asa.a.: nc. VII. y.r,. os :i..ius
nc r.I!ic cs,.,na.lcn
have n; toad 'hr puA.1ca'son. TO: i.a7c r..
s1iycd TIA, u wI::, tho suor,.cG co;,.,iup, of
e':,.,:c: Go!a l..a: q: .ls Gcgradcd ohaIactc:
an. f3cih CALVIN III MpI!HItS
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thereby ee,d4, tba. ssced The eisesaia dy.
'lfeate Of Samuel r. Gibson, rather as matter Of
mercy and 'nagnanimity, than from belief that
be- deserved II. will further state that was left
SICK al Tampa Bay, and never received cent Of
money rncre from Samuel X. Gibson, neither did
he even visit roc vi hile sick
J. L. SOMELL.
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RECEIPT 10 /

Received. Da':ca Gr":E;s. o: Ir-oY S"c'rs:
'ifi!y-t!I GT!!a,s. !nr noaoy expended II K"'c::
,..lc. for .hc q. The l.anra,:r' Nriua,cc.r
CtLNIH III NliIE!ES
March 1. lSGG
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Lancaster c. n, Jan I2. 1887.

Do hereby certify. ,ha, the certificate as pub
li-h"d b. Samuel Il Gibson, in the Camden Jour.
nal of the 7lh instant, is entirely different from
the gaze hl.n. | mcrcl, certified in my
genuine certificate. that j" was Capt oi tho Cor,
panY, and marched Ii. 10 Savannah, Geo. land
the rncn rc!nsrd 10 mus;cr !a,n ihc service OF the
United tate. under him. and .ha. lc wen: with
lis to Tampa Bar In, fnr Capt G.bsons al
'cn,ioa ,";h" SICK Lis dividing money niih rc,
"a u,criy 'a!.": &: was SO. myself. and he nc.
vcI v's!cG ne" :ci:ic. d.d he ever siY" rc one
cen; q: money with IL" exception ri on" dollar.
70: Which hc made gave kI.n my Eo.c, aaG tbs
was br:o.c ] ,ooh s-n
JOHN L. JOHNSON
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RECEIPT 40 =

Rrcc.;c! 9! !r.roy SNo'cs; ;srr dollars and o.,
ern',, g.; money ended l, Sa,,Ac,chc' ir, ,!.r
ohc oi ,hc l..Geof:c: No!2a,oc:,
J. l. ROBINSON
Feb -, l-:T
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Tie Eii gTshsias Barking Vrr.!ssea 70 IL
louisville, C.ne.ara.. and Ch.:!e,:oa gail Il =t,
las paced bs''' a'a;ehea 9: The Leg,s:a'e'e {!
%orih case.ias. co' Asst,esa ac,c,. .Ac
i..asas of TIC sss;p &: ,,c st'c naa:c, ia wlssi
a1 has eisc.'a:se: ,hr ,;;s; co=adcd hn T., the
j. sis.a.prr
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SELLING OFF

Tic subscriber having re commenced
hi> mercantile business al Mcchaucsv;lc.
sumter District. with view of carrying
II "n more extensively than heretofore.
wi-hc. /" devote his entire attention to
The same. and will therefore I'm order 10
cIosc N. business in Camdcn) ."ll his
"holc ss"o" (cIecp' Gr"ccricsi .; shade
above
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Gracrai srErnrs 2 arsT!s. ons Of .>c i,o,
nsfss Of Tntss, det rtaf Ca,nnt.a % ,a: 20
yiaes on tho 18th ~, Ia .!.,a d,rot,aua;. u..-
yoaas and ,,-;z eoG;.;'. !.as suacret ios,
Tic Isa. e;s:csa years Q! h., ';.e has been c.cu
sissiy desa'ra % TIC se:s.os c. Texas, ana his
easssy o, character, aat en.arn: s.trn,a 'c;,d-eoG
his sessises LighIy heneeesAl, IN aa'ane.a.. She
ia,rscass Of Tbs cocn:y 4, The corN:ao. .o.s.e','
: Of ,se Las,i,,s-s ,e,mrtn 'Tc.a. 81. lr..~n. h.
was oioarn Commandments Ca,cF Of :..c l,ss-a
so.,es. .,.: ir,I that o:scc ar''l &c si7,,n.ed
Cvmstizsinar: 10 ,iir Uaud S,a.r, irsa, h4s
tho,, ia shos, sparc o! ,,m-, 5,,,wo Of hct
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J'TSAS

tie aEi ,i.o following ;ac y O Co5aeit:si
Eatlt.ia Of The la.h ias:a3..
IA ei,isca OF Ncs Orleans WIZ '.r' ls:f.y tr.
ta,Eei ,fa., Nr:a Cruz. where hn ,n~t w'.h -rn
tleasn rrcenily To Tic CT? uf Mex" nrc,'"J
!sou, h!g,. The following COMMUNICATION. winch -
Eive our rradrr', wtioa. however having any .-!.c
ku ,wieGlc - 30 ho,s much rchsr~, uu,::.. 10 be
placed upon the s,arincn;s
"rO THE FRIENDS or TEXAS
"a gentleman jns' arrived from the CT. q" VI IL
CO has bcen -yc.w.,0css Ia the gtca: preparations
n,asin- by ;.}a: government. u o?cn Nc Sp''".
Campaign with great yscn;
The troops were well clothed and amply pro
v;1ae With every it:nr n~cesssr. fn- ,h" c.mpaign
* Fl,s uaGibcrs are much greater usn IS g.ca-
toned ia any OF tic newspapers, sar .!ou' lG.lH"
"Geu Bravo a, a procession Of MONKS. prests.
Xc sworc determination 70 cverr l-'inE b. could
fad in Texas. wi,hnu, regard {" age o' s"y
Friends Of Liberty Now IS the tn" f"' va
20 look oG'--do rot bc lu'.ed 10 sccp Ig 'a>' -.
por;s-bc aware ,ha, you have got powerful 'ne-
i''T 10 cope with
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VOUCHER 40 4

Certify u'.t L~t"r Scotr,; pad ou, 10 ,!!c .-c,:
"t M recollection. ~ ms p:r,cnrr. ;h::y ~" tDl
i.:a an' ';ny cc;'E Sc: tho o hc Lane ssc Io-
lnn,ec',. wl.rn Cao' G;!,.on aaArf1, t', ,"s-
on 9. ;ica:;rk3.
$50 NC W!IlircSrOO%
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co'-R. r.. Csoar.s. ia, been c!rcled c=v.,er
aai Bss,n J sieconp Es7, p!seo,n' cls's. Of
the Branch ef ,'.v Bsnk o: -. g: Co.os.,.
ia
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ABOLITION.

Ti,is exciting suffice, IL again urged on the -.
:cniion Of Congress by Northern fana:c:E:n -
Tl.ei. zeal and pcr;nac:,y .as matter 's *a7,l.
fiGte danger 10 bc sPP;rl,cud,d from ,hc' :nad
aaa unho:y cf:o:;s. But enough ia NANTES, We
think, TO pc; uac s.Aoie sorlh on tho 1cr. They
should b. swa.r, and united IN t!,'s matter 1!'a,
:lcrc determination 10 rrcss ihis suhj jcci "a an
Sssc there esE bc den5', and although 'ray nc
up, i. is time to prepare 70, IL Among tho abo,
t:cnis;s general, and particularly among ,hosc IN
Congress, with .iekn q .7dcm, a, ,hcit head.
there sceu,s TO DC manifest n.o,c reckless diste
gnrd Of The consequences Of ,.c,. inccnd.aly nca
surcs than 3, any former peaoe Wc rerca;. IL ii.
time 10 prcp.sr FOR the issue.
TIC South Carolina Conference of The Mc;ho
d:si Epn1orat Church. clo~d I, Is, annual
sion, al Wilmington y. OF. Wc
publish in aaothc. column ...r...
with .!ic,, scrrfal stations
Tho Wilmington ifrt-hle
Eires the rsaicu!a;r of
:s,:ai asrdcr, mk:ciI oceGv,cd
Inc Sd ;is.an, Tie dercaa. 81
,pza named prsanr Iie~1't. ID t,r n.s:t
iss ewa tsn. |; scrais IL a,d
csrssrnecc boa,ias her .i.- :. 'r.ck;
a-:..:ls e,E! srio r:I:acs-rG IT, ,.i-,-
r.aatss!oa ior sssssaacc. 81 I'D
: viii, enc OF i~o o.hr; 2, cas- q. ID.
ias on thc bscas: ef h,s ,tc;tt. ;,..e ~ lrss
iaso.h, k;eain: The face ~i;., TIC hex % h, heo.
He E,s4e ISIS esesfr ,!.c aeeopu, -tis &c,
the saasdsr sa4 has NJ, teca beard of s,nts
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we assno=ic1gs Our .a&ea:clncs, 10 t..e Nsa
ORLEANS cou;;asreia! Ea!iaa ins alp. by ,l.r IL
press r.si!
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Tae publication Of ,',c Jou'nH has been delay
for the regular day.
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Feb -, l-2'
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March I. lsD
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Laacas,e. r. y.n -
Canton herald., 1837-10-27
A VAN BuRrNirg

The Washington reporter Of the
Baltimore Chronicle gives the follow.
ing abstract ofthe concluding remarks
OF .W'. Preston on The Sab.Treasurg
Scheme.
Mr.. PeEsToN then resumed and
con ;luded bis remarks. speaking for
nearly three hours. He considered
that the State Banks had been unjust.
ly treated by the administration
that their conduct had not mcrited
this injustice; and that they had exc.
cutcd, and could execute the trust of
custodiaries of the public money ms
cheaplv and as safely as any of the
agents which the Bill proposed TO cs.
tabIIsh. These banks had filed the
single office of custodiary of the pub.
lic money: they were the strong box
OF the government, animated bv in.
telllgence; but now the public ( nds
are TO be deposited in the hands of
officers who are to exercise the don.
bic duties OF keeper and d,shurser Of
the public money. lie strongly oh
jected to this multiplication Of offices
in the hands Of a single individual.
He knew ofno advantage which was
10 be derived from The putting down
OF the State Banks, for the purpose of
creating this new system. lie coul
not suppose that il was doue merely
for the purpose Of increasing the pat
ronage Of the Executive. As to the
horror expressed Of banks and bank.
ing, he regarded it az coming with an.
Ill grace from the friends of the ad
ministration which was itself Bank.
What was the giving Of treasury
drafts NJ one point. PAYABLE at a dis
tani point. but banking actl Did
ne' this transaction constitute ihr
treasury bank ofissue and diseoupt'
Canton herald., 1837-10-27

The resolutions adopted by a meeting
Of the cidzcns ofthjs county relative 10
the conduct OF Messrs Claiborne d Che.
son, are published today-they breathe
The same spirit, VIC doubt not, which ac-
tua'cs large majority oflhe voters Of
Mississippi, aud will excite to renewed
eNcrtion the enemies of tyranny and
friends Of popular rights throughout the
State.
Canton herald., 1837-10-27
From the Gr1naGpfI Il,
SiN AUGUSTINE. IT.,

! ~ :, AVeUsTINE, (TrrllI
. Gentlemen: YESTERDAY \
appointed for the opening 4
oillee, Il has not ben !
called session of the Tcys1
met on the 25th ult. The 4
Message has not reachedvI
as It is received | will hi
copy. Emigrants are ID
the country rapidly. All
and boarding houses are f]
flowing. The health Of "A
IS good; peace and pros7ea|
yefSaIIy prevailing. Tnsl
taIns about one Thousand 4
rapidly improving. A Cd
contemp alton at this place. |
spectacle schools IA maIe3al
are in existence. Tare|
hourishing Sunday sc5oo., |
proachmg in tIiiS town I'D
Sabbath. Ycqr paper nI
considerable circulation 4
postcga could be paid to |
States line. Cannot yoa|
arrangement The cro9,l
dant in Texas this year, an |
plenty. -Four weekly \
are now published, and the |
Star Of Trr1s," is to be out
Yours, 4 II
Gooiorier in ec}og', ~
laid down the following a
h said should not be vioaa
punltl, VIZ: "No Aissii,
hours.n
Canton herald., 1837-10-27
w. N. MonEHEAn, Sec'y.

TrgH 4. S'fwrt.-The grand jury
Of this county, last week, found a true
bill against V. A. Stewart, for petty
larceny, founded On the accusation OF
Matthew CIanton. The friends OF
Mr.. Stewart have cause to regret the
course he has seen fit to pursue to-
wards some Of orr best citizens, whose
names are nccdlessiy paraded before
the public gaao. "The Minters, the
Falbots, tie Harri5ons, the Powers,
the Lakes, and the Maberrys," are
among the most respected citizens CT
Talobusha; ana in chasing such fam
ilies with "tho friends of A[urreIsm," :"
"the forces Of corruFtion," it seems
to us is stopping not far short. if any,
Of grossly tr95Qcjny tic whole county.
We have no. time 10 say all that
should be said on tbs sa5 cct, at pre-
sent. Mr.. Stewards trial will proba-
bly, take place in Choctaw COUNT,
next week CoflcrHls Pioneer.
Canton herald., 1837-10-27

Further Hute}. That Messrs
5ho.srn and Claiborne, in holding ON
TO their seats, for two years, under
the decision of Congress wItha k owl
edge on their part that they were not
inien led by the people Of Mississippi
20 hold said seats, longer than the first
Monday iaNovember, are guilty OF a
serious infractior Of popular rights
which should be Indignantly rcbuked
ty the honest members Of all parties;
and that tais Indignation should be
made manifest by all parties at the
Poilsin November neZt.
Cen. II. S. Foote, and T. J. Moore
ESQ. addressed the meeting, after
which upon tie question being put
the foregoing resolutions were adopt
ed by accl1mation. The meeting
then adjourned.
JOSEPH COLLINS, Prest.
w. n. MonEHEAn, Sac'y.
Canton herald., 1837-10-27
From the Port Gibson Soatleraer.

NEW CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.
Mr.. Editor: You are authorized to
announce keatIey Saunders, Esq. OF
dadlson coudty, as a candidate for
Governor, at November election. lie
wil be supported by many voters.
Oct. l6, 1887. DoAK's CafrK.
or The Van Buren papers through.
out the State are requested to notice
the above, as Mr.. Saunders runs on
our ticket.
The Canton Herald wllplease give
publicity to the above, for the benefit
OF Mr.. ). and "thc party" who stand
pledged to reciprocate the favor" "with
pleasure" at any time.
A VAN BuRrYtrp.
Canton herald., 1837-10-27

IHs SECRET Many conipc
lures have been made concerning the rea
sons that have occasioned the uniyersaI
silence that preyadcs the administration
papers ON the subject ofthe recent cleo
tons, and particularly in reference tc
their signal overthrow in Maine. We
think The following notice which we cany
from New York paper settles the matter
most satisfactorily.
Won'ed-"A Story to account for the
defeat in Maine. Ii must be plausible
one. Apply to the Young Mems Demo.
cratic Republican COMMITTEES
Wen, as soon as this "story" has been
forged aud promulged in some one of lbe
master organs, say the Globe, then the m.
tie satellites will take up their cue. and
Plucklngup courage will most manGllly
declare Il was even SOFT wasn't whiore.
ry that irlumphed--no, but-- we viii
'e' lhcniell their own "s,ory," for 10 GOV.
ef such ront and unparalleled defeat. il
VAL TO be a most marvellous one.
\ whlg gain Of l0,000-There il ne
STORY about that, and we'll may the loco
'ocoe ircmb'o.
Na'clt; Courier.
Canton herald., 1837-10-27

CLAIBORNE AND GHOLSON.
Ws cut the following from the
lii,e.s ipPian, The organ Of the Van
Blrcn party Of this State:
ave observe By the last Washing
ton ajgices, that it is prob Die Ghol-
Son and Claiborne will Be admitted q
heir seats for tie whole tNenty-fith
. Congress, the committee on elections
having reported in their favor. The
final vote on the question has not,
however, been yet taken. Be the
case as it may. 50 far as we can learn
the feelings Of the democratic party,
/ they are anxious to see tie race run
over again at the ensuing November
election. This will place the matter
beyond doubt, and leave no further
room for complaint from the opposi-
ton. The democratic party has a
large majority in this State, and no
evil can result from elccting ourmem-
bers twice, although one election may
be amply sufficient"
BE it 50, 9 ntlcmcn; we take you At
your word. Let Us have an election.
if YOU desire it, and the result will
show whether or not your members
are elected twice. The party have
been constantly challenging US to a
trial of strength in November, and in
tlmatIng their disposition to abide by
the decision Of the pao le at that time.
Even Claiborne and GhoIson, before
going TO Washington, and after their
election, repeatedly declared, (in the
event Of decision Of Congress favor
able to their yiews,) that they would
resign at the termination of the spc-
clal session. hTheir late determination,
however, that THEY WILL NOT RESIGN.
is in perfect accordance with their
p fyioCs C aracter for consistency.
They seem to think that they have a
mold upon the affections o. Mississippi
too strong to be brohen-that they
can assume any arbitrary position at
pleasure, and disregard The expccta-
tons anJ wishes Of their constituents,
with perfect impunity. HEY can be
bank men to-day, anti-banh men to-
NDrrOW-at Ona tlnp tlp mast omar.
Canton herald., 1837-10-27


Your i7eai
To c. S. r,],Ir.. u FL { d cLl.5|
P. 5. An porto, 81
my views on the cp... ee'' |
IN speaking Of Co.. 'sa,l| !
ter Mr. Claiborne sar,;is u, H''|
- $50 jS tar asl remens.. ! n
and spirit, but / t,,,l.'.l cao.
r>r-medy e he suggests. s,'aa' n |
National Bank Tbe N u. i''
never receive my va,. Ft'F'| I
W t now insert
Mr.. Claiborne's: ''''as
DEAR SIR; Since wr;,;. .'..,'
read the letter addrs,.,.'5ll ','lls i
lIton of South Carolisssa 81 , :!
on the currency. 'ji' +. ., \
an an. amendment Of the - e.. !.
the purpose Of charterirooa. ro..
suggests other remejia, \.
! concur IN most Cordial
ne states, will sit from \. i
Jniy' and in that time N 4. !
to the constitution can u !.
iu'y and respectful !
To G. S. Frr1En, E,s Stil1
Is 1t possible Mr., al
such a poor opinion Of
OF the people of Mis,i,,s;s,.. y
would be guIled and n,
such ridiculous decepti5o.5 N. |
pie, we trust, will in Nor,.
their reproof in tones If i.
will hurl such a dcn,,o. !,
I claiborne has proved insI
from the distinguished sIasol
their misplaced par.ilGIy |
"eenn5 confidence glacej /
Canton herald., 1837-10-27
n Office

n Q 7 I G T.
EBY v;rt.,a ofan ordar II
ES hate Co,,rt Of 0I95qI
made y. ,ha October term,
undersigned viii offer io.
biqhost b;JJor n tho town
IN Sot,r,dov tho 9th dsy
Canton herald., 1837-10-27

Il" h'urFec'ion among the slaves
ll, near Alexandria La, was Ia ely ar.
Prreahend?d, , = on the 10Th instant, eleven
OF those implicated in the conspiracy
were executed, and fourteen others
,' Were to share the same fate A Iarae
n''moer were said to be in cuytodv -
aWa't ,.. further examination. Tv0
.yl1 ~'i''e men, beng suspected had esra
closely pursued. ''1' 'nouS'