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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-01-23
State Of the Farmers Bank Of Maryland, 1914 De
ceULer 1897
ITEMS.

One of the Seminole Indian warriors, confined in
the Fort on Suivans Island, at Charleston recently
committed suicide, in consequence Of reprimand
from his brethren for having committed depredations
upon neighboring hen roosts.
The New York Journal Of Commerce says, that
messenger from Canada passed through New
York on Thursday, bearing dispatches, supposed to
relate TO the Schlosser affair from Gov. Head TO the
British Minister Mr.. Fox.
A meeting Of Republicans friendly to the credit
system, was called in Poughkeepse, N. r. on the
20th instant.
A bill has been introduced into the Legislature of
New York. appropriating $1,000 for the erection of
monument to the memory Of De Witt Clinton.
The RhcIe Island Temperance Society, at a re-
cent meeting resolved to petition Congress 10 repeal
the law allowing seamen in the Navy daily ration
of ardent Spirits
A bill 10 incorporate State Bank" with large
capital, has passed both Houses of the Tennessee
Legislature. Some amendments made to it in the
Senate, are yet TO be concurred in by the House
A meeting in behalf ofthe Canada insurgents was
to be held at New Orleans the evening of the 10th
instant.
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THE CANADIAN FRONTIER.

We take the following from the Albany Adver
tser of the 10Th of January being the latest
we have received on this subject, and we perceive
that the disturbances will probably be suppress
ed ifproper management is adopted.
From Nary Bland.-We learn by Yesterdays
western mail, that the armed force on Navy Island
has been dsbanded, and the arms belonging to the
State which they had in their possession have been
delivered up to the proper authorities. We fear,
however, from the scanty Information which the
Buffalo papers furnished on the occasion, that al
though the Navy Islanders may have found it neces
sary or expedent TO abandon the position they have
occupied that they have not abandoned their inten-
ton of invading Canada and that they intend rally
ing at some other point A few days will determine
this point"
Since commenting on the above, we find the fol-
lowing in the Journal of Commerce ofthe 10th inst,
but we see no reason to change our opinion as to
speedy termination of difficulties in this quarter.
"Nary Biand-We learn by gentleman from
Navy Island, that the force which took possession of
that part of the empire of the Queen consisted of
thirty-seven men, Ii was several days before the
force increased 10 hundred and fifty, and at the
time of disbanding the force was five hundred and
ten He says the two Schooners mentioned in the
accounts of Buffalo, on being inquired of by Gen
Scott as to their designs, replied that they intended
TO capture the steamer Barcelona at all hazards, on
her passage up 10 Black Rock Gen. Scott replied
that he should defend the boat at all hazards and had
placed cannon in position TO reach the schoon-
erS if they should modest the boat"
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THE FLoRIDA CAMPAIGN.

As this subject seems to be not very remotely con-
neced with the operations of the Sub,treasury
scheme, now in the full lido of successful expert
men" we think we may as well give notice. that we
shall soon take occasion TO make some inquiries
touching the retrospective advancement of this dis
astrous campaign; and that we shall consider and
discuss the subject under the rabriqe Cor head) of
the Sub-reasury they being so welded together that
we defy any power TO divorce Them according TO the
fashions of the day. . +
We shall endeavor to ascertain whether the
campaign of Florida is foughtat Washington, as the
siege of Toulon was at Paris.
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GLOBE AND COMMONWEALTH BANK.

The Globe strives to throw on the Con-
seruatiucs the odium attached to the failure
of the Commonwealth Bank, Of Boston 1t
says =
eve assert on the sureSt authority, that Mr.. SNIP
SON, cthe PreSiden) was a Conservative, and that
MessrS FLETCHER, How freeman, PARKS LEWIS
CARRuTu RIcn, and Hoop, whose names we find as
directors, Are Conservatives and Wigs MIR. Nuts
is the only Democrat the list given by the Atlas
who is a sincere supporter of the cause in which is
involved the fate of The Administration, and the De-
mocracy of the Union.
We will not make an assertion as positive
that Mr.. Simpson was not, as the Globe does,
that he waS Conservative. OF the other
persons named, we have no knowledge-of
Mr.. Simpson we do know, that for more than
two years he has been the pet of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, who has unremit-
tingy employed all his influence to have Mr..
s. appointed collector Of the port of Boston,
and, but for his death, in all probability, would
have succeeded: that Mr.. Henshaw was
prevailed on to continue in Office against his
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visions and the suggestions contained in the
report Of the Secretary OF the Treasury, I'M
doubicdly connected with il, may be en-
ployed if once authorized by Congress. We
look upon them as goingto the immediate es-
adjustment OF the wide spread, dreaded, Trsa-
sury Bank
Under the most favorable aspect in which
we can view the Senate bill, and the greatest
limit that can be offered to its operations, we
cannot but consider it, as a measure tending
directly to consolidation, concentrating the en-
tire money power in the hands and under the
absolute and immediate control of the Exc
cutivc. No State in the Union, has more
resolutely struggled for the preservation Of the
rights of the States than patriotic Virginia
Will she now voluntary abandon those rights
by surendering up, and thereby consolidating
all power in the hands of one man! We
believe the " ancient dominion" will be found
the last to yield particle Of the right reserved
10 her in the Constitution.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-01-23

BANKS.
There are many malicious reports constantly cir
culated in the northern cilies, probably originating
with the Loco-focoS, in relation 10 Bank soppages
In order ~ create panic to the prejudice Of those
institutions, and TO fghten the people into the sup
port Of Divorcing the Government from all inter-
course with them
We shall announce all failures, and insolyences,
as the news Of them reaches US in authentic form.
The notes ofthe Middle Interest Bank" Of Bos-
ton, ii is stated, refused at the Suffolk Bank
The Patterson Bank" Of New Jersey, has been
declared by Legislative report iHsOlrent, and has
stopped
The Middlesex Bank Els, Cambridge, Mass, has
stopped payment and closed its doors.
We have seen the notes Of the Franklin Bank, of
Boston, in circulation. That bank failed some time
since.
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
SATURDAY, January 20, 1858.

Present as yesterday.
On motion of Mr. Southard, Isaac Fl. Bronson,
Esq, of New York, was admitted an attorney and
counsellor of this Court.
The State of Rhold Island, complainant, VS.. the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The motion to
dismiss the bill in this was supported in argu
ment BY Mr.. Austin, of counsel for the Common
wealth of Massachusetts,. *...".
Adjourned till Monday, ii o'clock, A. M.
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Of these hard-noncy spot rags" Congress
will be besieged till the supporters Of tho Sub
Treasury sehcme are found in a minority in
both houses and then Congress viii indem-
Nifty the soldier and the sailor against the
straiagems and spoils" Of the schemers.-
Congress must, should, and will do this the
country demands. and justice requires il.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-01-23

NJ The House. was still engaged on Saturday and
Monday, on the Mississippi contested election. Mr..
FOSTER of New York continued the remarks COM
menced on Saturday. in favor of the claims of the
sitting members Messrs. Claiborne & Gholson.
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PosT OFFIcE DEPARTMENT,
Nov \ 1877

POST UFFICE DEPARTMENT. Z
... Nov. 7, 1887
In reply to your letter Of the ID inst have TO state
that Treasury Notes being receivable by law for all
public dues cannot lawfully be refused for postages
The convenience Of the Post Offices and of this De
parment will not permit changeto be given for them
unless the difference between the amount OF postage
10 be paid and Of the Treasury Notes offered be small
in which case change should not be refused. In
payingt drafts of the Department you are At liber
~ to pay out the Treasury Noes if the holders of
the drafts prefer them but you will not pay them
out under any other circumstances. The interest IS
too small to BE- regarded present in receipts or dis
burSementS.
(Signed) Amos KENDALL,
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Treasury Notes for PoStage.-The following let
ter is taken from the Newark Daily Advertiser and
wasaddreSsed to the Postmaster of that city
Dnsr Qrrrrr Drp ARrMENr 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10
Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

WILL SELL, on Thursday the 18Th day of
December, al II O'Clock, the premises with
sut reserve all my Houses and Lots on tie House
ford Branch IN the lower end OF Town say one acre
Lot lying above Main Street, w.th a large brick
house and two small wooden buIid ngs on 1t ; and a
slip of ground 40 feet wide, joining the upper side
OF said Lot. Also Lots, lynn on the lower side
Of Ma street, and running 10 the Cana, Washing
ton street, and the road running from Nam 10
the river. WITH 3 Houses On H. and containing mean
four From the situation OF these Houses aud
Lots they must aud will soon be v,y valuable, as
they lie alongside Of The Canal near the BASIN, aud
On the Main road and Nam street, aud are well sit
lated for extensive water pu"ef when the canal Is
finished that Is IN the neishboihood Of this place,
thong h any one wishing To own such property will
come 10 the sale, Tor expect II will 20 very low
The terms will be made known on the day OF sale.
1t will be land oil TO sui purchasers.
WILLIAM THURMAN.
Nov. % tI3D
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iENll + subscriber viii onr At his residence on tie
hill, on Thursday - h luSt. if far, if not, the
neN t1lr dry, his Household and knchen Furn-
tue consisting OF Pafout Furniture, Sofa and
Ghaiis, elegant Card Tables, splendid Mantle Glass.
Silver Candle Sticks, Brass Fcndef aud Icons. very
Handsome Ann Chair aud Carpet; Dummy Room
Fnrnlut" fall set Mahogany Diulog Tables.
Stdeboard, Tea Table with handsome cover PER
Glass. Chairs. &c. Also handsome Dinner Sert.
Rich Cur Glass, silver Iadle Tea aud Table Spoons,
fea Chi a, e.. Chamber Futnllure, Beds and Bed
StpaJs Mattresses, Sheets Curtains, and very band
Saae Qnlts, with Ladies' Wardrobe. a supfrb
plfce Of ufnttnre, with the usual variety OF Kitchen
Furniture. RO. ROBINSON.
At same time and place, fine young Mich Cow.
Terms al aaic.
Dee. u had
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* virtue OF deed oil trust executed by the OK.
,"td lion Compan, to the subscribers ON the
IN DAY oi August ls:io aud recon ded IN the clerk
o'I,ce OF Campbell county court, will be sold. Il
Pnblt auction, Ia the highest bidder at the Fur,
mace OF the SAID COMPANY, on Beaver Greek. IN the
county OF Campbell, On Tuesday the 6rst day Of
January next all the personal property belonging 10
NE SAID Company. lie sale will be for cash OF
ninety days efedit, at the option of tie .uchasef he
g""S negotiable note with an approved eudolse,.
aud to cary interest iromthc day olsae.
ION EARLY. lr,u.,,s.
December -
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4 eEsSs ANT

EbeRsss MT to deed OF trust, executed by
a Peter {. Hlnsard be lrIna date the Slh OF Octo-
ber $50, aud Of record ia the County Cont OF Am
hers we will sell, before the door OF Mr. farr.son's
Tavrrn, at Amherst Courthouse, Mondv the
l7h day OF December, inst. that being court day. lor
cash all the iiahf. nile aud interest OF the said Han
sard To the SLAVES, devised to him Al his mothel's
death, by the late Johu lltnsard his father; which
Slaves the hands OF RICHARDSON Henley
~ administrator Of said john llansafd. Acting d
Trustees. we will convey only such ie the deed
vests in DAVID K. EDLEY.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr.
Dec 9. tbs
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Locust Thicket for safe.

'I'filS tract Ut land, Containing seventeen hundred
Il aud thiry-iour acres, mostly in woods and
containing fine tobacco land Is now offered for
sale on accommodating tctus. 1t lies on both sides
oil Little Whipping creek, IN The county Of Campbell
about twenty five miles fl ON l., nchburg, AID All ous
The lands oil Philip Payne Sent. 1t may be advan-
tage6usly divided INTO TWO three tracts. Posses
SION may be had immediately, aud ,hc terms made
known on application to William H. Mcfarland,
h.chmond, or to the subscriber in Lynchburg. DR..
"nnefs or Nh. Baldwin Plyuc, wall be kindenoush
70 snow the land, WM. RADEOED.
(kt. Il :.
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.tlA'aN7So
CNN -So
o. "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN y

published sem'-neehiy ferery 1oaay aud Thnrsap a,
Fsxr Dollars per a,tna; payable aapance No s,bsc,,
will be recered for" shorter period than months ami
paper nW be Discontinued fetcep The disc,etoo of NJ
EditorsI Tata all arrearoyes are paid
UPADVERTisEHENIS iqserteiat5 so cents per sgnr,,
iess for he first insertion 81 cents for ereyy
gsent Insertion.
pJoB PRINTING erecnfed neatly and erpediliouslv
and on reasonable terms.
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Encourage your own NaHufnctssrcs
nOLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND TIL
LIZ MANUFACTURERS Of Auur tnuu rnruul-

nOLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
- MANuFACTCRES of your town encou,a-
ged, by buying your HATS. of The subscriber.
Every Hat we sell, being Manufactured by our
selves IN the town of Lynchbnrg, shall not be inlc
Siof TO any land beng determined to sell low Ton
cash, we hope. therefore. the advantage offer 10
our customers. will be appreciated by the public !;
and as there will be no credit IN our business, good
customers will not have to pay ioi bad ones We
have just received good Stock of
HATTERS MATERIALS,
Which will be made w in the neatest manncr by
first rate workmen. We are also receiving agVJd
assortment of ladies' aud gentlenlen's SHOES, meas
aud boys fne Fur Cloth aud Han Seal Caps some
Of a superior quality. All olwhich VII he sold low
for cash only. DINkLE & RU MBOUGH
p. :. We are agents lor the sale ul MorrI>on's
Hyg.an Pills. d. & X.
Nov. 90 IS
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Nov, 90
Sale of LANDS.

TN pursuance oil decree Pronounced on the 23d
i day OF October 1888 by the Circuit superior
Court Of Law and ChauCe,y lof the town II Lynch
burg, in two causes IN Chancety depending therein,
between james Bullock, complainant aud Harry Ann
Cabe widow Of John j. Cabell. de, ii. AM Other de-
tendants aEd between DAVID q. Murfeli suiug as
well In his behalf OF such other CREDITORS of
John Bullock as have an interest III llr su jet INA
ter OF the SUIT aud may pray 10 become parties and
contribute To the costs thereof, complalnlnl and
John Bullock aud other driendanis. the unlerslgu'
ed, commissioners named III said decree for the pur
pose, will proceed, on Saturday The 29th day of
December next. IT idir, and II not ON the next tan
day, to sell, upon the premises, by way OF public
auction, To the hre hest bidder. the lauds AMI by
said decree directed to be sold by u.s. being tract
orpaicel OF land containing by rec ent survey 4793
acres, be the same less, living ard beng
in the county of Bedlo,d, tie north SIDE of IIv
Creek and bot sides OF Big Branch. fork o
Ivy Creek al joining The lauds ut john o. Lruwich
and the Heirs of john l. Cabell, drcd. lands of Bcu-
jamin Wigsinton and Jhres Mrcalf. lhe laud
Of sx twelve aud eigiIteeu months, equal nSalmrns,
the purchaser purchasers executing us a. com
missoners, hs or their bonds with approved SCI II
ny, and the lille OF the lands be wI,hheld, a
Ssher security ior the purchase money
HENRY DUNNlNGION, Commits.
JOHN BULLOCK, : sloners.
Nov 90 io9D
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J.e NEGRO WIEN.

iENtlE SUBSCRIBERS wish to hire for the next
4 year DO NEGRO MEN, for thcn Iron Work,
IN Boi"ourt couurv-and - Boatnen; for which
far prices will be paid. Person, wishing lie hire will
please aply 10 Langho,nc x Seuggs, Lynch
hnrs or 10 Capt. Cook, III Roaming Run Furnace.
Botetuurl.
LAHGIORNE, SCRUGGS x COOK.
Dec. & ,1LI
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HAT MANI'EACrOlsN.
GEOkGE ". G.II.N'E<,
y Z

r"RiE peoRs BELOW TIT coENtRLfApiNu FROM TIN
"hsn1 NGroN norEL, (MnN srRflr)
\ sESlE tIFULlh tenders his thanks Ia the
u puhto Tor the very liberal encouragement eN-
trndcd 10 Inn since hs commencement N business At
ms place, aud desires Ia iuiorm them that he has
made arrangements 10 extend ms business cousurla-
bly, aud shall IN future keep ain assortment nj Fun
ana Sll, HIS, oI hiso"n manufacture consisting OF
Fashionable Clf Beaver Hat,
do Brush do
do SILK do
Plum Russia black aud whle Cps, aud
Wool ilils, large assortment.
In addltonlo lus present Stock atr daily expected
few cases oi fashionable Brush aud Sk las lfoin
the North, aud lac will continue 10 receive ilon, the
best Nafhefn Factories.
lie hopes hs having been practical llHfef lar
the last 20Nens, will be snliicrrut 10 reeomme d his
work To the attention Of the public. and will induce
them 10 call aud examine tor themselves before pun
chasing elsewhere.
October - On
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e. The Richmond Eeqplrcr suggests the nrob-
abllly that TIC next Lreel.dufe al Virginia may
instruct then Senators 10 Lave then SEATS Ia CAST
IN, law lourhn. slavery shall ctei pas the Coh-
p,rss Of the l. States" We I,pc the Legislature
will peii,,m ~ such act oil supelero2allnn. Nn-
pInIa will he sadls slisrrptrsrnted - tue Seihe III,
upon tc passage ofany suehiN ,he Senators sh a1d
watt iur instruct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10

l-F|The Rchmund Enq lrer says" Some OF
the Wing pes rs have already halkei OUT Il ST hene
ID agitation aud myestlesbon. MIR. " se 10 be tue
6e-.tacI" a. tho prrseli sessIuu oi Gon2iess--and
seems TO complain u It. Dues II dread thv"stga'
lion' into the corrupt chane- hu"Ses al N"sins-
lon ! Prrap. ano her l,nrsauun, ty jlfe nlS Il ID
more desirable lhan such seaIchi nq NY shall
not be shed it n.o,e oi the puOhc buildings are
baJat dozen before long
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10

SITS he Wipd IN hot qod5er !-The Washington
Globe dec l,trs IT'S preference ipr National Bank
The huge MunslrI--ov The States Banks, late the
pets OF us ,na,tef. Hear II
The Ubued States Iiank indeed a MON
asrER'--t monster with =t1tnty five hnrus--Iat
then II had u head. hc league oi Itposuc hanks
MAS greater monster. toi II had ti2tA
horns. and WIS without i hcad II mas literally,
Monsunm, hoi,endun. mgcns cul luiHen
demptuln.
WclI--we su pose II the Sub Treasury can't DO
pushed down the lhr, ais oil The people, HotrRs
TENS We SHAH see M. \ an }uIen breaking ground
iasor of Biidle aud The Bduk II, hnmrtrI, the
league Of DeIoslo BhIks WAS greater et'
dian The National B,k. why did Gen. Jackson STAY
lht llirr, aud tite the iotner Ia ~, dfts! ID d he
ouls iiud ont that II had - hot.s' by death
hual
AID We should like 10 know how the Enquirer
will relish tins movement al tie rficl oigan-tlie
Enqulrrr wtosc has been, AT, thng b,lo,ea
NllIona Bank" Nous rctfDaS.
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NOTICE..

Y ~ persons having claims against the estate of
John Z. Slaughter, decd. are hereby notified
10 hfng them forward for settlement and those IN
u p'en 10 the estate are requested make payment
as longer Indulgence cannot be- given
CHARLES ID. SLAUGHTER. Ex'or.
Dec. 6 o.
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ion Of his ,cacity anl honor, vino. in tie dry
OF its downfall, oins IN III, loud cry ofexui,atlor.
Ia, the cunning purpos OF eoncealing hIs own a
eency III lis establishment. aud With II -bas de.ien
Of covering others, not more gully than himself, with
tie odu'm nj us CREATION.
There will be few ,sscnlients. trcrlaps not one.
tnm Mr.. Calhouus picture Of tie evils Of Console
ditto" How happy slleod he BIZ thu, he did
succeed, hom 1914 10 ls26 - its twelve years
lno--m converting pur system of goserninea; INTO
the mns odia1s and t,rannical thai ranbe imarin-
ed" just lei him, for nolncnr. suppose that the
great dogma oi the Calhoun school Of that day-io
vi, 1.-THE States have no. ulhls al ali had been
rendered triumphant. only by the defeat OF Mr..
Crawford, bot by Mr.. Calhouus ceefinn to the
presiicncy-"hcic, Then. should Ne now be Wo
should, IN that ensc, never have heard II The hor-
OF The fat,d lhe eloues Of Mobilization. the
dangcrs ol National B'nl, The heautcs oile Sub
Treasury OF the downfall oil HE American System
with It's doad ii couopuos No. d spppoinied
ambition la, made JOAN (. Calhoun what he it,
the sec,n,og champion Of principles which he only
,ese,cnccs, ~ they may provo Slipping sloncs in lie
ladder, upon whose lowest rlund his foot has
been SO long ranIcd, his eager eyes slr,iniug the
while at the gories, loo lanc clnlas his grasp.
which g,ld ils summit. Hi he bceI, successful IN
hs carl, aspirations, all the d,nger. winch nov
his propheue VISION. would have brea Invisible
-dazzcdly the splrn or oil rhat Power whose hr,I.
Ian, ,ays have blinded kcenrr eyes even than his
gfcd, though he be, win the rare faculty OF lo,o.
seeing" what has already to pass
As touching the cuntlofns sentence of Mr.. Cal.
houn's letter, IN Which he sngs the happiness aud
que, of private lle,l, IS stale lnsk, which other
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FAslur0NARLE HoNNKV,m

l 81 received, Il case OF thr most beautiful Bon.
- nets ot the latest style. Also, cases Nuns
Bonnets oi altogether new material, and much hand
somer than the old sN L..
ANDREW G.. ELLIOTT.
Dee 3 -
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IA MaHA EI.0UfpS

HAVE IN store 40 barrels superior Family
Flour, which Will be sold low for cash.
ANDW. G. ELLIOTT.
December 6
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MISSOURI LEGISLATURE-The Lesisla-
turc of Missouri met on the 1OH last. III 'ene'son
clv the capitol OF the ate; In thr Senate, Lieut..
t;v.,,or AN<ox look the chJtf-and IN The llouse.
ruoMAs Ii. lIAKyEY. oil Saline county was elected
Sneaker. Coiouel BENTON Is on tie ground, aud
ON the st day ii The Session restitution was iir.
DIN, ed luto the House In 20 INTO tie eirtiou uf u!
STATES Srnat. on tue 2lsi, tie tus"nels menus
belley,nc that delays are dangerous" ~
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a. GEORGlA.-At meeting 81 large mum
ber Of the Van Buren, patik ul Georgia ifein all pats
ui the State, At Mlirdg vile, on the 20 ult.. John
Forsyth Esq. nov Srcriar, ri Siate, MAS nominate
ed :. as the Candidate IL the Saulh' for the ice
Ptesdency.lt should have read nj TIE Sub lfea-
snry party in the Sou Ii Mas thai the "'Jec'o'
Nj. Foisyth's laie NISSAN Ia GcutSn -
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A. IL. GARLAND

fNAkES THIS opportunity OF informing his friends
and the public, that he has established himself
in Car,oil,nn Mo, as Collector Of Eastern and Do
nestle Debts, and also agent for Military Bounty
I.aud CLAIMS.
Business OF the above nature, or fany other kind.
entrusted to lls Gaze, wall receive the most prompt