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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

FnhNEIER iCiDEMY.--Thc Trustees of this institution
c great pleasure announcing To lis patrons ana tue PO
ftly, that they have engaged Mr. {. Hogan 10 supef-
n, u u lhr cn>uln. !,
& H. graduate of trinity College, ni6lin and mas iad
experience in Classical and general Tuition Doth III
. ana N tins country. He 10 us highly recommend
" htad> OF OF t,. first Literary Institutions III inc
" ct London, as perfectly qualified by his experience
L. n> 10 teach the whole range OF the Greek ana
H. ,'ir> and u the ZEAL as!du!y and talent he DIS
ms profession united with great command OF temper, and
neral gharaster,
% ven recommended by the President OF the collegiate
~ The University # MARY land, ''vcry well quail
| 'Ofsa'cndcncc and management OF high school,
~" tom IN testimonials that h has been 50 fortunate
>'ia satisfaction 10 the parents 81 the pupils cntru>t
'. IN. aia!hmeus of Mr. Hogan 4 classical scto
,w successful experience general tuition such as
and ~ IN recommending this Institution the confidence
ri pFHi 81 the public.
!anua- !,e> OF this scho" viii the 10th of
MAKE -ahd those disposed engage pupils requested
Nc eaII! application 10
.1l-wGwl THE TRUSTEES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

CHINA. LOOKING GLASSES, CHANDELIERS MD LiMrS.
TANE opened eNeis"" assortment oi the most Ia.
shiona articles IN nc, Al f:icca that must induce my
customers purchase, consisting part Oi the following arll
clcS
Sunrrio: Gi China Tea Sets, great Of Patterns
Grant" Dinner Services various sets
superior Astral Chandeliers ,I Churches" Halls and f1;lmus
Astral Lamps--Bst and ir"rGcol and Supciia! pat
Mamto Lamps with GLASS nrp>, EtIeh' a,sh Eroa2e
stand lamps, 81. 30 d"
nj nd Glass Hall lnni>
Reading Lamps
C;irlndul,s. vh class drops :" III from tn.I lights
t'and.ahraS IL and ~'.. Tables
Brackets, with from 10 ii:a'-
Lamps every variety lut Churches, ort, Factories and Par
Lacking Glasses, consisting part o Mantrl, Pier Toilet and
,r><".. from >.SrI 10 Il
Fable Cutler, ii superior quality, from several NarGir'"rs
Plated Can,r~cks f, Baskets, Cas;u> Salrrs aud Ira!
On; and uain Drcancrs. Tumlrr, Wines &c with very %
neral assortment ui every description III Eirl'rh"afr nina
ud Glass
Tea Trays Waters &C.. Of new patterns
Brass rcnr AndnnS with assortment ni iinnsckc'p
inn articles, too numerous I" mention .
feels DESTROYS that h country and cay iIiis
shd favor him call. ms stock at goods ana
ur;rrs r,r purchasing elsewhere liz feels confident that ~"
.rear variety and prices will he @rc; Inducements I" ir
ChaSrrS ,,,,. -. = ~. e.,
-'{u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

1 MON i.ENEi FEMALE SEMINARY, ~ A!r"Hiann:r;
= county, Vaie sarCthr' ry.n. cm.ioyrd hSs iu! .Un
iuI The wiz scIn his fIrny. n
situation al ,s school experience has AMPLY paEtt - b. entire
H. healthy. II retired ana free iraa temptations - plea
and j., The time, n
situated about II mll Last NJ yi'on and lev hundred
yards Of The stage road running from Brlhcd, Va. 10 Milton
NC.
The duties Of this Institution viii h. resume" ID" goth day
oi JanM! Til" Scholastic year consists Of ten months;
Pupils time, bn the end Of
n. NJ deduction i absence except oi
sickness.
Miss Juom highly qralrd teach and give instruction III
al! branches usually taught IN Female SChuu. Every attention
VIII liz given morals a" ludrS entrusted I" IL"
TEENS sc:IvL,>II, Nt,E
Board washing, So, So 90
Tuition ia English branches, - ~
Music. wiih use "l Iidnn. - ~
rrruu,, II
rli.l."g 10 90
Ton Twelve a,s viii he r,CrIy" 'a application
made. .,dtrrs, la, subscriber uuu Icyc'. Va.
ALIEN. DpRTCIl.
y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE

THE subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated
,nanuatacorv al iuS>, CI,Rg, New NCgE elegant and
pa Piano Fore possessing The latest Improvements, and that
dcac touch and Of one peculiar 10 their ma
nuiacture.
also large assortment Muslca Instruments, and uscal
Merchandise il. general.
Piano roes repaired, uncd let hire and taken in *
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The TARGET collection Of Music offered for sale in MS
State may b. selected In" Of The subscriber, who IS
now enabled sell Philadelphia and >ew iolk wholesale
ana reta.! prices. , ,,.,o
Ifcrc Forte end .ns: Store, opposite lie Banks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03
JAMES RIVER SCRIP At PlE.

THE undersigned, the purpose al relieving himself from
p"cuuia cnItrraS viii 81 The vi ua ANY part o
III" following described property lying IN atd near The tny {"
n"m, thu prices attached, and will TAKE iayIncn James
River scrip par Fifty feet of "tnid The ~uilh
o, II opposite Roy rari,h and wicia brick
house, IA the rnur~. "i c"0Srnt
.in ani viii be ready tD tenant S III" Isl oi lanui! hA
Pace --uO 2A \ llu'!>r and lo opposite Trinity Church
occupied l L. y. SauNty. THIS property viii h rendered
valuable than present t!g erection 81 III" ~
change Hotel, which being ui nCaiiy opposite: w"iii
readily ~ per Price 1900 adls =! feel
the III" above, irnu. Aspen N
ley au ai"rnS The r"ri! recently occupied ny Mrs fahk!
.fUug;i, H,rjInn James lia.l THIS property also III
creased value ~ uf said Hotel aud The operations
Of Mrs Mayo immediately opposite. paid fr this properly tlIrr"
SlsIi viii sell II i"r Si1. Aud ttly IN
Island IN James Eivcs m"> above Richmond containing one
hundred and i've If land This property ! valuable lh Gu.
but nucl extensive water power when
l iad; aa,lal" 10 extent, ,Ea expense and
iallm. bed best huldng sand The sand
bank alone has Welded annual rent al $50 and when TIE
Lock which the lock down
truu t canal Ia the finished. have doubt! bal from
five ,IIlr,a dollars pr VIII r receive" for tht
tpp jas Mayo, ESQ, Mr $nuur T. luum. ar Ia
RICHARD EI,IN$.
r. y value at the Island, wotd refer II Mc>.r-
Fleming james L. e. Iu;aui and William C. Nirn The
ciy PROPERLY 81 ccur>,. win how h.T itself i! Il.
Nov. - Ill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

Wis is truly Democratic measure, theafgitimatese;
sue Cf ne 0ct Of ISIS ss-
no Democrat dare propose the repeal of the act of
lc25 However high his station might be, however
pre-emnent his talents his scrvces-he would in
stanv fall under the whitening ind gnation not only
OF his party but OF homes, citizen who wishes
10 preserve his prospects and his labor from bank rapa
cty. lhtS question IS settled forersr PennsWraail~
and It's trecmea are now prepared pass s4b
to extngulsh in the way, the of IS and Sl0
and to let loose ting golden eagle of Democracy glad
den the hearts OF the honest upright, intelligent and
patriotic farmers Of Pennsylvania.
Harrisburg Reporter.
BANK THE UNITED STATES
statement has been made BY the Bank Of the L.
States TO the Auditor Geperal 1t appears that the
whole OF the assets Of the Bank amount
TO SG6576,776 &c
Deduct the capital stock, 50 100000 90
psaae, .pr,lu. sa 1,s5S,55S &c &c
Leaving the debts Of the Bank, SEQ 7U6,5 $50 SO
For which there is responsible $685. ,766 90
STATE Of The Bank, Mon. 4, 1889.
Bills discounted
Personal security, 1907 1885 %
Bank stock, 1905 GO
Other security, l3,06S qIS 9S
Domestic bills OF exchange 1921 600 30
- 39,Ol3,64O 81
Loan 10 Commonwealth, 49l 900 90
Stock account, l3,422,074 "a
Pennsylvania > per cents, 3,072, $50 81
Bonds and mort" agcS, 1882 l3
Real estate, 907,Sl2 sc
Banking houses, $4,000 30
Miles King, late Navy Agent, 4O,l44 II
Due BY the u States, 5267 SO
Balance due BY State Banks 46l9947 "a
Notes of State Banks, 2,350,S3s 81
Specie, 1,74S,2s2 Oh
s66,576,776 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03
BRiNDRETnnS FILLS

trr "a I-,;,e~ro Medicine By
NL'h ,pL ~ 49, ban n.",..i, n, rsavcr.d wI,Ii a
c,,s :, r.sr. form III Tho Or Csr DIsE,,E, all kav-
-. - -ri., from The UNIVERSE Al.
.-,T = -, 80 ,,r.. TSpI. ErTY or IMPEkFECT cir
80, III. 4; n IN
I ~, ,b,, ,h..a y,o,s ~ The L States they
=" 49, .,,,n ~ ,r,ru ami .niovmcrt over ONE.
go. :, I, 80, ,iy.n
1T >Oht-o NJ 't.,c sons, 40 -
t"ls t t.':1.ai.S :! "' III. .,N - 1897 ?, ~ ,ri ~
cases wren eF''N ,N' no. ~ "a,
cen" "%.'h'f ~ ~ VI go, ,,o,',i =, ron, some
pa "a " -"s va, ~ y -
."'.. @ = -, - ,,c -, ~" se nj rbes. PHI.
- WI o. cGftf o% ptissVei ny IN 'i U.s. ., pa 5iis
.aG 'N ~. la.iTs n ".ssI ,6, o,s Thjrh Cause
.H al tc'iar' h"", = @ ~" ,ooU -: -, r. ss
l'.tr--l.tF it' '!t LIi' MONS " '''S
Io hat organ, and winch, wien 'S settle upon t
ia ) produce consumption; or upon the ihtrsthes, ostNc
upon Inning Of the blood vessels, apnltNS anu para
sd al! wEp behold them. :,
les p-mc these mOr from the body Is The true cure Tor al
these complaint, and every other form Of disease ms L ~"
tending . ia. ana - rl Bcroiin ',l and more
appreciated.
Plniac sweetness pusrI, tEi, b generally 'marlnrL.
"tNr'tf tends 10 >iashat', WI EFo"Gte srkheN '.'""
ais. PUl.t'2'" Therefor" lie necessity ui constant "'i>e
N.s.'U
VIE. ,..,gui yN.r,i-, caaI, b used FROM ~, IT,
~,e,a,"U1 u "rt,.>C Mr2:riNE Is thHoi ELL =,
"}', 'h3 -, 4" ," RLoop IA" fountain pi i'
az. >oa r. omt those impurities wheel! would r,rnt y, tea,
s WlrI i"h'ht I" health hl, H'""'u ~, H.,
vented Ion "ruia@ i.,,d with T. !, nature "h' - ~,
r,''d i""'-h tue nit9's ''ti '"' "h'h S''' ''> "
"Mfs''I
m,L>rIrt CrfEp >.
a4 ackrd wra mos, danselo,, ry.GxrEry The passage,
Most rId and alarming character ire
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03
BANK THE UNITED STATES.

BANK TIE United STATES.
statement has been made BY the Bank Of the L.
States 10 the AudtorGeperal. 1t appears that the
whole Of. the assets of the Bank amount
to sG6,576776 &c
Deduct the capital stock, 35,O0000o 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

Resulting balances due Bank t. States
and agencies,
Surplus,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

Leaving the debts Of the Bank S26,7U6,636 SO
For which there is responsible, S66,576,766 60
STATE Of tie Bank, Nor. 4, 1889
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-24
PRINTED AND fUBLIsHED, WEEKLY,
BY A. w. FORSYTHE.

TER Ms. ---Four Dollars and Fifty cents IN ad'
,apce Five Dollars if paid within six months, or rive
Dollars and Fifty cents ut the expiration OF the year
No subscription will be discontinued Gnili al dirIa,
ages urc paid except at the option of tho publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted NJ ONE DOLLAR per square
ten lines, or less the first insertion and FIFTY CENTS
for each continuance. All advertisements mast Dc
marked with the number Of insertions required Oh
they will be continued until forbid, and charged uo
cordnglv. Payment to be asdc when the aaFot''So
mont il left fro insertion, or on demand.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-24
X. !. WALKER

Now what did the Hon. Senator mean by
saying ''lhc public voice loudly demands res
,oralion OF the deposies, and the creating a bank
TO supply a general currency" lie says in his
"vindicaton'' that the letter does not shew tina!
no "iayored the creation By Congress Of any
bunk whateyer;" apparently however ashamed
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-18
PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,


By HIS Ercellency PATRICK NOBLE, Esq.
Goucrnor and Con,mander-in-chief, in and ooc
the State Of South Carolina.
NEJ HEkEAS, information has been receiv-
Wv ed in this Department, that most at-
trocluus murder was committed in Laurens
District, on the 9th OF this month. by Garter
Parker ON the body Of Jefferson Ro,oLand and
that SAID Parker has fled from justice.
Now, know ye, that 10 the end justice may be
DONE and that tile sand Garter Parker may be
broug hit to legal trial aud conriign punishment
for MS offence, as aforesaid. do hereby offer a
reward of.rHREE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
for his apprehension and delivery into any Jail
in the State. Carter Parker is described us
being about 81 years ofage, about 4 feet u inch
high light colored hair, beurd inclinng tG red
dishness, rather thin visage, sandy complexion
talks quick, and cuts his words Short face toieru-
blv broad at the eyes, but narrow at the chin; a
small piece broken oti Of one Of his front teeth;
broad shoulders, slender waist, has habit OF
sucking his teeth, large knees and knock kneed;
he is blacksmith by trade, aud fond of ardent
spirits.
Given under my hand and seal Of the State.
at Columbia, 13th day Of March, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hum
dred and thirty mine, and in The sixty third
year of the Independence of the United
States of America.
PATRICK NOBLE.
BY the Governor.
NJ LABoRDE, Secretary of State.
March 81, 1888 fl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-18
NO. I T..

If we were TO Judge by their outward
form, there is, indeed, a striking analogy.
between them in many particulars; but If
we look within, at their spirit aud genius,
never were Two free Governments so per-
fectlv dissimiIar. They are, in fact, The
very opposres. Of all free governments
that ever cxisIed-no, | will enlarge lhe
proposition-uf all governments that ever
existed. free or despotic, The British Gov
crnmcnt can bear The largest amount Of
patronage-Ihc greatest exaction and
pressure on The people. without changing
its character. or running into revolution.
The greater, in fact, its patronage, the
stronger il is, till the pressure begins 10
crush the mass of population with its su.
perincumhcnt weight. But directly the
Opposite is The case with ours. OF all
governments tI,at ever existed, it can stand
under the least patronage, in proportion
10 The population and wealth of The counA
try, without changing lis character, or
hazarding revolution. | have moi made
these assertions lightly. They are tho
result Of much reflection. and can be sus-
tanned by conclusive reasons drawn from
The nature Of the two Governments; bur
this is not the proper occasion to discuss
the subject.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-18

The 10Th Regiment Of Infantry, at the SWIM
minu Pens. on Tuesday the 18th Of October.
Tie 44th Regiment Of Infantry, at Suth ter
vile, on Thursday the 18th OF October:
The Officers and Non-C Commissioned Otncers
of the 34th Regiment of Infantry. will assemble
for drill on Saturday the 9th of July.
The Otfic RS and Sergcants OF the lth, 10Th,
9TH, and 2lst Regiments Of Infantry, being en-
camped the week previous to tlIelr reviews. are
excused with their Corporals. from assembling
at their Regimenlal parade grounds tor drill,
previous TO their respective reviews. All other
Officers and Non.CommissiOned Officers. (in-
cluding the Corporals Of Cavalry Regiments
where the Officers and Sergeants of such Regl-
ments are ercamped) will assemble for drill and
instruction on The day previous to their respec-
tive reviews:
The Cavalry Corps not otherwise ordered
above, will parade with the Infantry Regiments
most convenient either by Company, or Squa-
dron.
The Commardants of Regiments will be pre-
pared to answer promptly, upon the field. on
the day of their respective reviews. any ques
tons relative to the effective and field strength,
the arms and equipments, OF their respective
Regiments.
The annual Brigade returns will be made up
! and transmitted by the Brigadier Generals, to
the Adiutanl aud Inspector General. at Edge
field Court Huuse, by the lst of November next
according to the blank forms heretofore furnish
ed to them.
The Major Generals and Staff, and Briga
der Generals and Staff will attend the en-
campments and reviews Of their respective Di
visions aud Brigades.
The Brisader Generals are charged with the
extension, 10 their Commands. Of so much oil
this order as relates to their respective Brigades
By order of the Commander-in-Chief.
{ JAMES JONES,
[C1 5h adj, s. Insp. Gen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-18
New Spring and Summer
GSbUibS,

THNHE Subscriber informs his friends and
H the public generally. thai he has just re-
celved irum New York, complete aSsort.
ment ot Staple Fancy, Spring and Sum-
mef Goods-among wulcll are,
81 "A 5-4 and u-4 brown IL bleached Shirt
ings and Sheetlngs,
a handsome asSortmentli ght cold Prints.
81 pieces tight coird London do.
French prints and printed Jaconet,
Mourning aud hall mourning prints and
Muslins,
Super printed Lawns,
A and "a Cambrics and cambria Muslns,
Swiss and book husllns,
Jaconet. plaid and stripe do.
Lyonlaisc and brocadc do.
Ladies and gents white and black, silk H. S.
and kid Gloves,
Coron and thread do.
Misses black and white nett,
Lace and Gauze Go.
A handsome assortment Of gauze and snhn
and Mantua Ribbons.
Best Italian servings, black, blue black, and
assorted by the quantity,
Hem-stitched, and super linen cambria Hkfs
Mems and boys Pongee do.
Ladies gauze, Hermann, gro-de-nap and sew
luS slIk I'M ..
A Irish linens aud linen lawn,
Plain, inserted and iriiled bosoms and linen
collars,
ga and lO4 table diaper, 3-4 birds eye and
Russia Diaper,
Ga ~ and lU-4 darnask table covers,
French napkins " towels,
French brown and grass Linens.
White and brown linen DrlllnIgs
Super rib'd do.
A variety OF Cotton do. col d. and striped fol
Pants.
Osnaburghs,
Gases of palm leaf ind willow Hoods,
English Devon straw Bonnets,
A large assortment OF silk and cotton hose
and hall Hose,
"a and "A plaid and striped domestic,
Silk, satin, and Marseilles Vesting,
Parasols and Umbrellas.
Furniture, dimity and fringe,
Black bombazines and merinos for Coats,
Paris needle workii muslin capes d collars,
french baskets. bleached russia Sheelings
ANY tlilns ike -eneSal enumeration oil ar
ticies Is impraI.tic;ble; but these ~ addition to
his former Stock, mako 1t sufficiently extensive
and he trusts his prices are sufficiently moder-
ate to be worthy the attention OF all who wish
to supply themselves with ARTICLES in his line.
His former customers and all who buy in this
market, will do hinl, aud perhaps themselves
a favor. by examining his assortment before
JOHN o. B. FORD.
Hamburg, March IL, 1889. If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-18

No proof Of Respectability.--As young
woman brought before The Boston Police,
aledged in proof of her respectability,that
she was acquainted will, ..all.lhe lawyers
in New York." She was Instantly COM
mitted.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-04-18

4 loafer who piqued himself on toddies,
gin-slings, DC. called himself a glass-irss
scholar,
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-11

certed signal Of single trumpet, the very
men they deemed defeated wheeled into
line, and with their spears projecting ten
feet, at the least, before their charger poi
trels, their long plumes floating backward in
the current caused BY their own quick mo-
ton, the chivalry Of France bore down upon
their pursuers, GREATNESS, confused and
struggling. 1t was massacre, but not a
rout; for not man turned on his heel, or
even thought to fly; but back to back, in
desperate groups, they fought after Their
ranks were broken, hewing with their short
weapons at the mail clad lancers who Sc
curely speured them from the backs of their
barbed horses-asking not, nor receiving
quarter-true sons of England to the last,
but not conquered! Night fell,
and Gurth, and Leofwyn, and Harold, lay
dead around their standard-pierced with
wounds, CORY, and not to be
dlscerned, SO were their features and their
forms defaced and mangled, by friend or
toemen. Yet still, when all was lost, with
out array, or order, standards, or chiefs, or
hopes, the Englishmen fought on-tll total
sank on the field of slaughter, and
utter inability to STAY, caused brief pause
in the unsparing havoc! Such was the ven
geance of the Norman!
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-11
REN's FREE NEGRO VOTE

lave frequently been astonished at
thVi Pudence with which same of the par
tizana the Administration have attempted,
to jus Van Buren's vote in the New York
Cow Zion, in favor of free negro suffrage,
by alleging that he voted for a restriction
upon, instead OF an extension Of that right.
What are the facts? The old constitution Of
that state contained no provision on the sub
Ject, because, as a writer in the FEEDER
lcksburg> Arena correctly remarks, il was
framed AZ a time when the Colony became A
State, and when there were but few negroes
Within Its limits: and no man dreamed. that.
avalling themselves of the latitudinous an.
pelIation of "citizens" which was not reoar-
ded as strictly applicable to that hybrid CLASP
OF the community, they would pretend to
claim or exercise the privilege of voting
They did, however, claim the right of suf.
trage, and it was conceded to them by gen.
erai acquiescence rather than by the posiy
tive assent OF the community. In this condi-
ton of things the Convention for the revi-
sion of the State Constitution assembled ne
which Mr.. Van Buren, was member. and
Mr. Sanford proposed to prohibit free ne
groes from voting, against which MIR. Van
Buren, voted! Mr.. Sanford as chairman of
the committe appointed "to consider the
right of suffrage" recommended an amend
ment, in the following terms to wit:-"Everv
WHITE male citizen Of the aye of 81 wears
who shall have resided in this State six
MONTHS" &C., "shall be entitled to vote.n
&C., &c. When this clause came I'M for
consideration, Mr. Jay. now one of the lead
ing abolitionists in New York. moved IN
strike out the word "white," the effect of
which, of course, was to place black and
white, ''ebony and topaz" upon the same
footing. On this motion protracted discus
sion ensued, and it finally prevailed by a
vote of 63 to SO; Mr.. Van Buren, voting in
favor oft! II is true, that a property quail
fication of $3.50 is required-but, the writer
in the Fredericksburg Arena remarks she
lMr. Van BUREN, required a property quali-
hcatlon from white men also"!!!
Take this vote in connection with Nr.
Van Buren, 8 course on the Missouri ques-
ton, and with his vote in favor of interdict.
ing the migration Of slaves into Florida for
sale,-and We ask, if he is, as his friends
pretend ga northern man with southern
principles?" We ask, if he is to be prefer
red to Henry Clay, the great Pacificator Of
the Missouri controvelsy-a STAKEHOLDER
himself; resident in a slayeholdine State:
bound to the South by nativity, by feeling,
Judgment, and interest. 1t cannot be.
LLynchburg Virginidn.