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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27
What a precious set Of hvpocrites the lead.

What a precious set Of hypocrites the lead
ing loco focos are. A short time ago
ii was death and destruction to US all, TO be
indebted to the English, to the lords and la
dies and nobility" and all that--and now, in
the face Of day they openly and publicly
send an agent TO those same lords and ladies
and nobility. to borrow the small sum of two
millions Of dollars--forty four horse wagon
loads Of money-so that we, the good people
Of Ohio, may have the pleasure Of paying in
ieresi for forty yeats 10 those self same lords
and ladies' and nobility.
as Steubenrillc Herald
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27
IT Is A FACT

q That our Ohio loco foco government have
sent an agent TO England 10 borrow TWO
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, TO be expend-
ed by the loeos in Ohio | And It is a fact,
that the loco foco agent has not yet succeeded
in borrowing the said two millions. or any
part of it. And the prospect is, that he will
come back to the loco focos with face as
long as pump handle. perfectly satisfied that
che who goes borrowing goes sorrowing."
Steubenrille Herald
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27
DIED.

In this town, 4th inst. Mrs Anna Stcarns, wife OF
MIR Reuben Stearns, aged 10 years. With this vene-
rable lady the gospel of glad idngs TO all was the
ground Of her faith and hope, and the sentiment Of the
poet her own, ~
'sDeath has no sting--thc Saviour died."
Printers IN Mass. requested to copy the ADORE.
In Vernon. l4rh inst. Zadock Wright, Esq. as. 60.
In Gnilford, l5th inst. Miss CIarissa Goodenougb,
aged 20. On The 22d, Mrs Losica, wife Of Mr. Philip
Franklin, aged 49,. fsatl
In BerDardstou, 18th inst. Mr. John Lyon, aged So.
On the 9th, Mr. Daniel Temple, aged so.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27
MARRIED,

In this village, 18th inst. by Rev A. Brown Mr. Da-
vid l. Norcross Miss Elizabeth NJ Randall. both
Of Chesterfield, N. II. Printers Zee acknowledged
Ethan $. Chaplin to Miss Louisa Burns, both VI
Springfield, Mass.
In this town, 22d inst by Levi Sioddard, ESQ. Mr.
Samuel Mcclure to Miss Lucinda Akey, both Of
Bratieboro.
Ia Marlboro, 18th inst. by Rev Mr. Peabody. Mr.
William Gains Of Bratleboro, to Miss Fanny Crosby
Of Marlboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27

In Beruardston, Mass on the 18th inst. DR.. GIDEON
RyrHKR, Post Master Of that town, aged II years.
lie member Of Dartmouth College and g. aduatcd
1880, the age OF %. As scholar, few possessed
the ability to snrpass him; physician, he was skill
full and for many years his practice extensive. He
firm and active friend Republican principles.
and successfully chosen Gil the public stations
in his native town. Ia 1912 he received the appoint
nent Of Postmaster, which Office he held the time
Of his death. FiNr,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27

The farmer gets the reduced sum ofSIX-
TY-TWO cents per bushe for wheat, du-
ring these blessed days oftory bank reform
the tory office holders are paid from
THREE dollars per day, upio TWELVE
HUNDRED per annum Thus we see the
benefits Of Tory Legislation. whilst they have
reduced the produce Of the farmers aud la
boring part of community, they have enabled
the purse proud, Tory Office holder 10 live
at one half what it heretofore cost him, and
his salary the same. Oh for some more
glorious humbugs to gull the people
--fF ssZaDes .Repub.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27
DYSENTERY, DIARRHoEA AND
CHOLERA NIORBUs,
~ - mn


TN sfo 10 Hours, Jv the use OF DR.. HoL-
II DINS ANTI CHoIER.9 SYRJIp ,rben
taken at the commencement of The disease,
ho,ceBer sepere, and Il kas seldom failed 10 sf
yec. eo"p,ste cu's, whe" toNen al any Stage
81 me complaint, eren affer euery other means
had entirely failed, and The case become hone
less.
rro .s
". noLDiN being sensible that new and
~ Lee, c.a.,'... ~. ~ u'soose'so ",' ~
~ 49, s'',s'Js e'sr s""s NC" anu iIlBnuut
D'seases hae maue thcif appearance within q
Few years, especially that ffightui disease, the
Cholera, that had altered almost entirely the
phenomenn Of nvsentarv D;arthhare.i ard
Cholera Morhna. Ii ,bss 3be s,oss s,,,'r,,,,aJ
m.d;c;nes h.d en,,r.l., c.;,,.S .a's -
Thought that new, sl;tcavrries a,;sLt M. ,oaJ.,
also, In medicine. ana ,hst 4 more s,sited in
,ss,;,'a,,ss,' a..,.t.. 'no'e sf.ou IN
vos,,ea',on ooBnt 70 ta.e place, anu that he
ought MOTTO adhere to the slavish y dogmatcal
r. laa.,, ~. =. r. ' 'e'o'S s"'seu
" 'o".,' ny o''ee'o " NC" .eBesaoe substances
uPoh uho "uhah oTgauizsuon. WIN zeal that
nus never Deen surpassed ne studied man' sphy-
steal aud moral nature, and the science Of olsen
ses and the art of healing amono the co,cao.
and Cirifixed YorIJ AMI k;s or,., IatsI.s
have ,esulted - :. NJ, - =. '~ l,
20 ~ 'esu''eu ~, &c" discovery IN tne Cure
~ =, Dyse"tciy, Dihfrhoea ana uhoiera Morbus,
that dds iair 10 become one 81 the most inn
portant that has signazed the annals of Medi-
cine since the discovery of the circulation of the
blood bv DR.. Harvey ''''@'' " inv
The following extracts ar. from yyes,ern
Journa,s ~ "on' "es'oi"
sou'"aa
the s"re IF ns c Cholera. ssp
bus. &C., only subscr hing 10 the opinion Of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27

THE subscribers would respectfully inform
- the inhabitants Of Brsttleboro &its vicinity,
that they have Just received their Fall and
Winter Stock Of BOX, PARLOUR g. COOK
STOVES, at the STONE BUILDING
opposite the Brick Row, where they will find
general assortment cfthe following patterns:
". p. JMany's patent Hot .air Cook Store;
49, do. do Union, do.
johnson and Geer's Superior Premium do.
Green and Curtis' Cosicie dos
Keifey's Patent do;
do. Patent Iaspropsd do;
Parker's Patent Parloar do;
Commits Vermont do do;
W. .Many's do do. en,f.
sizes Box Stoves-together with many
other patterns, too numerous to mention. And
by the way, amongst the best they would lust
mention BUCKLIN'S PATENT RAIL
WAY COOK STOVE, which is one of the
kind long looked for, on account Of the many
good qualities which il possesses. And for
baking II Is excelled by none on account of the
large and spacious oven that is attached to il.
And u there is any one in the village or near
by that wishes to test the many good qualities
the stove possesses, can have one put up, and
after thorough trial, IL it does not give salts
faction, it may be returned free Of expense.
AS these patterns ale mostly new ones, they
have confidence in warranfing them to the
public TO be as good as the best, and will be
sold as low as can be found in the market.
And in addition TO their stock Of Stoves,
they will find general assortment of Caudron
Kettles, Hollow Ware, Fire Dogs, &c. &c.,
and ore daily manufacturing Stove Furniture
OF all kinds, tin, copper and brass.
/ English and Russia Iron Stove Pipe kept
constantly on hand and sold at Wholesale and
Retail. t}f5
Sap Boilers made to order and of short notice,
and made of the best of stock. s
Jobing and Repairing in their line done at
oil times, and all orders promptly attended 10.
And all those who want to buy any of the
above articles would do well TO call at the Stone
Building and examine for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere, as they viii all be sold
low for Cash, or short approved credit.
60 DICKINSON & CHANDLER.
Brattleboro, Sept l0,lsS9.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27
@ New Fall Goods,
Cheap! Cheap! Cheap!
w. m. & w. l.. WILLIAMS,

y
HAvE just received from Boston large
u II and extensive assortment of RICH and
DESIRABLE q o O ID s., adapted TO the
FALL AND wiSrER Consisting in
part as follows, viz: 10
100 Pieces English and American Prints,
from to 25 cts per yard.
rs Pieces Cd English Merinos, from Is to
80 cts per yard.
Is Pieces "a and Ga Cambleteens; Astrecan
Cloths; Printed Merinos, and Saxony Cloths;
rs Pieces Black, Blue Blk, Blue Brown,
Ciaret & Invisible Green BR THIS;
Cassimeres and Vestings; afff
Black and brown AIlepines;
Black, blue black and cold gro de nap and
Swiss Silks;
Ribbons, good assortment;
Black silk aud tabby Velvets;
Highland plaid, Edenboro & merino Shawls;
Flag, silk and pongee Hdkls.; fancy do;
Black Italian Crayats;
White and black silk Gloves;
LADIES' and Gents kid do;
Black and cold merino Hose;
Cambricks, muslins and lawns,
Web lace, insertings and edgings;
Black lace and blond gauze Wells;
Irish linen, bleach'd sheetings and shrtings;
Linen damask, birdseye aud Russia Diaper;
White, red and yellow English Flannels;
Canvass and Padding; sla
cases brush and silk hats;
~ doz. otter, fur seal, cloth and hair seal
CAPS;
100 pairs Ladies Kid Shoes;
W ALSO,
1900 yds extra Sheetings at IL Ia cts per yd.
800 Lawrence do all
600 g Smithfeld do "101-2"
500 do 9 "
1000 6 Shirtings from la to Q cts per yd.
500 I" Ticking and Drilling;
400 lbs Cotton Yarn from No. 7 TO 10;
800 Batting, Wicking and Wadding.
also,
10 chests Old Hyson, Young I TEAS.
Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchong AIAo'
1000 lbs. Saeratus at cts per 10;
1000 " bro. HAVANA, N. o., & Loaf Sugars;
Coffee Spice, Pepper, Ginger, Cassia, Cloves,
Raisins, Moasses, Flour, Tobacco, Fish, &c.
Is casks Id, Cd, Sd, l0,l, and God Nails;
IS boxes 6 by 8 and by Q Keene Glass;
Linseed Oil, Paints of all kinds;
3 bbls. Fall Sperm Oil. ~ pnra
fxanaroI ,sSortrnaut 1r
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27
TAXES.

Our readers will perceive, by the Tax no.
tice in this paper that, Notwithstanding wheat
is coming down and money becoming scarce
the Taxes are GOING UP. What will our
taxes be, when the interest Of the TWO
MILLIONS our loco foco folks have sent
to England for, shall be added ? Let every
man calculate for himself Let him also
calculate how long it will be his interes, TO
submit to locofoco misrule and extravaganza.
fs ~ Steub. Her.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27

We understand the Supreme Court of YER
mont have decided thai the marriage Of MIR.
Field Df New Fame, with Miss Phelps of Wind
sor afterwards Mrs. Clark was not legal
The case which had relation to property had
cited much interest at the time.-Keen Semi
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27
Brooksiile. (Iadiana) American,

Hon 10 Stop Ne,cspaper--Call at the
Office and fork up auearages and order II
stopped like man; and not refuse to take
il out ofthe post Office, and sneak away like
a puppy. [rimes.l 80
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H. GREELEY & CO.

CosDrrIoSs.-The Quarto Edition ofThe
New Yorker is issued every Saturday even
ing on a large imperial sheet Gas by 40 inches)
of superior paper, each number containing six
teen large pages Of three columns each. This
edition forms two ample volumes Of 4S2 pages
each per annum, making s64 pages in year,
excluding Advertisements and including So pa
ges Of New and Popular Music, of which one
is given in each number. This edition is az
forded TO subscribers at Four Dollars per an-
mum, or Three and Half when paid absolute
ly in advance. Three Copies will be sent for
Ten DollaIs remtted free of Postage, or Ten
Copies for Thirty Dollars.
The Newly orkeT, Folio Edition, is printed
on large imperial sheet Gas by AZ inches) OF
fine white paper, aud afforded TO subscribers at
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il paid in ADVANCE Five Copies will be sent
for Ten Dollars reaching Us free of charge,
and any larger number in proportion. Sub
scriptions tos either Edition are respectfully
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New-Yofk. = & t,---.t-.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27

GUPERFINE Genesscc Flour, for sale low
- by WILLISTON g. TYLER.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27
.ALSO,-a general assortment of
CrOckery, Glass & Hardware

The above in addition to their former Stock,
makes their assortment full and complete; and
will be sold for Cash or approved Credit at
least Is per cent lower than any stock of goods
they have ever before offered the public.
Williamsville, Sept. "a, 1889. Sw4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27

( sE-F, @. CooLrpcE, Esq. is Agent for the Phornix
in Chesterfield, N. II.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27

WHIPPING WIrE-In the Franklin
Circuit Court. Harvey Pease, on Tuesday
last was fined Eve dollars, and sentenced TO
four months Imprisonment in the county jail,
Although shis may appear to be severe pen
atty, ". are satisfied from the evidence. that
il was meeting out justice. II appeared that
Pease had been in the constant habit OF whip
ping his vile, ever since the wedding night,
Sin conversation with his neighbors who re-
proved him for i'll treating her. coniended
that b.. had right. which he could prove
from the Holy Scriptures. to whip and rule
his wife as he pleased We think the jnry
eau convince him .ila, they have right also
10 punish him for it.
Brookeiiie. .(Iadiana) American
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27

Siik Cejtnre-- Greatest Coeoonery-It is
stated in the Bridgeton Chronicle that the
Cocoouery at Germantown, Pa, belonging
to Philip Physck, esq. is the largest in the
world. He has fed this summer two mill
ions e, OOO,00O) Of worms with great sue
cess--and has 100000 muticaulis trees
growing on his grounds. He intends plan
ting about sixty acres next spring for bis
own use. and expects to feed l5,00o.000 Of
worms by year after next. He is fully in
the belief that the silk business is destined
TO be very extensively carried on by Amcri-
cans. islgs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27
II II II GAIN

~ ~
I'D I'll ~ " II Il Nv -
TN fashionable p,oaac,o,bs c.ss;
IL dies Cloths oc ali Jsscr;n,i Uso s .a-
p'.o"s -. s.'' a.
DttftOn, ozark a. Co.'S
ITTY GTSE n n,
W sa *c@ ~ S@s.es' Git
w HO are receiving and constantly sup
w piled with and offer their Friends, Gus
TONERS, ana furchasers generally, very COM
p M1e a ss Of F'ohEiGNa and JONES'
IA 1919 ~
among winch are superlatlye black, blue
1 np ~ 1o9 nTy rnENCH I'M ENGLiSH
cCrC.aDC ~ 4 Hoi super and hne, OF every
a ,aso ~a; coouI ana mixture. Double and
sas~ nan:eo D'ack, plue, fancy roionred and
ni'S' Cass',ns.es OF ENGLiSH, FHENCH
a.S aaT MahuIacture. ,Amencan
Or. ana Sasslmeres, Of The best qua-
ues ana most iashionabe colours.
N ro5 Surtoufs q over Coais-Double MilIed
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27

Chas. w. Joy, WiIiiamsvile; Hiram Baldwin, Do
yer; Smith Giasier, Londonderry; A. ID. Childs,
Wilmingson; Philip Martin, Guilfofd; J. G.. Stone
Go. Guilford, Green River. Sept 1880
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27

BREAcH OF PRoxIsE.-Ourr readers prob
ably recollect that Miss Washburn obtain
ed a verdict of 81 l00in the Huron Common
Pleas. and that the lady offered to relinqnish
all but $500 Of the judgement Wells thot
even that sum and the costs too much Tor has
broken promises, and appealed to the Sg-
preme Coult At the last term in
Huron county the case was disposed Of and
a verdict Of $500 and costs awarded Miss w
Wells is abundantly able 10 pay, though
judgements and costs amount to some $500
and il the lady reients this time, she deserves
never to be more than half courted hereafter.
Clereiand Herald.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27
West India Emancipation.

BY request, Mr. HIM. X. Hayes, who has resided
several years 10 the West ladies, will give some ac-
they have under his notice, meeting TO be
holden at Mr. Brown's Meeting House, on Sunday
evening next, at o'clock, at which all who take an
interest in the subject are inyite,ed 10 attend.
Sept. 25. 1889 .it41 4
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THE NEW-YORKER.
Brattleboro, Sept. 1899. ias

The Publishers of the New-Yorker respect
fully announce the commencement of new
Volume of their journal on the 2lst Of Septem-
Der next, being the Eighth Of the double q uar-
TO Edition, and completing the Sixth year Of
its publication in the Folio or common news
paper form. 1s
The Newly orkcr is now so widely known
as to render superfluous any detailed deinea-
ton of its character aud objects. Suffice il
here that the work is intended TO sustain the
reputation of wcekley Literary Journal not
inferior in ability and standing TO any on either
side ofthc Atlantic. About two-thirds of its
eolumns are devoted TO the best Original and
Selected Literature, comprising Reviews,
Essays (Scientifc and Literary, Tales Po-
ems, choice Extracts from New Works, Biog-
raphical and Historical Sketches, &c. SC. In
this department, Critical Notices OF nearly all
new publications of interest will be given. The
remaining columns will be devoted 10 conden-
sed abstract OF the Political and General Intel
gence of the day, Domestic and Foreign.
Under this head, the returns OF all important
Elections throughout the United States will
be carefully complied and compared with those
of former Elections, SO as TO give clear exhib-
il of the relative strength of each political par
ty in the several States. All political move
ments of interest will likewise be briefly and
impartislly chronicled. In fine, twill be the
general aim Of this paper to be first useful and
instructive, then agreeable and entertaining
The steady support through the last three
years of an average Of more than 5000 sub
scribers warrants The belief that the conduct
of the work has not disappointed the hopes
of its friends,- while il has secured the decided
approval of an intelligent public. Such as il
has been will continue to be, with the excep
ton Of the additional aid already secured il
its Editorial department, to which it is hopct
that still further strength will be added by ar
engagements now in progress. IL unwearies
exertion and fixed resolve TO spare no labo
or expense which may tend to elevate tn,
character Of their work can avail any Thing
the undersigned are justified in cherishing
confidence that their journal will at any rat,
maintain the standing it.has already attaine.
in the public estimation.
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SUB AGENT

windham County. -l'T
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-12

Inpursuance Of notice given thIoughthe
papers, there was meet ting of The Democra-
tic and State Rights parties Of this county,
held in the Court House IN Benton on SatuE-
day the 9th inst, to take into consideration
the proprietv.of nominating candidates, to
run on said ticket, for representatives IN the
ensuing term Of the Legislature. Then on
motion, AloReAN Il EITcH, Esq was called
10 The chair, and ID. y. MARKHAM appointed
secretary The Chair then proceeded, in a
few appropriate remarks, 70 explain the OBJ
#iect Of the meeting after which, The fol
lowing resolutions were introduced p Danl
Jones, Esq. which after some pertinent re-
marks from several geniie men present. were
put to vote, Isl the chair and carried
1sesolre,i, Thatas The inciemincy of the
weather has been such, as 70 spFevent ouI
political friends il the country generally
from attending on this day, inpuEsuance o.
notice eiven and we having ascertained
that the community generally had notseer
said notice, or been apprized Of the intention
of holding this meeting and as the objecl
for tie action Of this meeting Is one Of the
most vital importance to those of our political
creed, and consequently il is essential thai
there should be as large meeting as tie
season Of the year, and circumstances gen
eraly viii admit Of Therefore,
ResoIUed, Thatthis meeting be adjourned
until the fourth Monday Of this month and
that the editors Of the Yazoo City WING,
and Benton Banner, be- each requested to
publish the proceedings of the same IN their
respective papers
After which, on motion tie meeting ad-
iouined. III. u. FITCH, PEss't.
N Mapwrya,r Caesfv
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-12

q. IT, 2 Vt 10
Il the perfonnance Of this varied and ex.
hausting line Of duty il Is ito be expected
that he should sometimes err-unless indeed
hecan put IN claim and proof Of infalIiBifiiy.
Criticism, it has. been we'll enough remarked
should never descentto particulars, 81 single
paragraphs il is the general character only
Of a.newspaPef which should Be taken into
consideration. i every thing 70 which eYg
cry body may object should Be strikeh out,
The newspaper would be blank sheet.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-12

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Hoa in e8n IS azoo. 81
en % believ
tins sls IS county
pf ne ~ n severn
sps elIaeA llsa boss
afoken
81 ne S fnl
hole 3 cotton an aea hIr. r
bolo ne Aays
|seen lis as sa S., opnnea.
From have ne most cheering
snts @ 3 q cotton and corn
pd tbe cotton ssaie e1 PEGS e OF
.lls qua ippea isqa here 81
nNilsef g 1sats 1aek
s1 &
amy kesf
81 tb deserv cant ica as.
pears q Sc gsll Is e ain
6s9spape is ation e Is
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end oral 5 his y.
81 commenced 8 ety eR
Orleans, by sef Commas sioi
III ben al aileds ITO ssass sEssy
raised lie lIlse ana CIV ~ s d 81 SIS IS ,,eSs
Of Tie Missssipp sn lad caused TIER eii-
barfasalnents. lseg sounded this abroad
d their creditors ana very shortly thesx-
ause became general aad curreslt: g
sippians s. as 8 "a escan ilet ST;
colEoes tron chem: lev H. oniv soul
ed tlis sosu 81 epy etioss he
every press ylllie i tlisv Gould e.al taeir
vehicle, but hey inpros sIlg Is SIAN.
der, and soon formed the complaint into 5
thousand pes las best suited malice aEld
Ppointrnent aud would best minister ia
our iary
The statement Was false ii rs Inception.
ana was. ana Il 1 palpsb e viola tie
facts in the premises. las are tie factss
They borrowed from our banks and sad
vanced to our eilizen q RI de money.
When they failed tle Our notes.
and bills which were aiter ards protest. ted
for nonspagulerlt. not whit less shan tea
III ions d which Il least one.
third OF q more than slI tlle indiyid-
.uai inde btedness 81 out citizens TO her ner-'
chants
The currency which This song seemed to
gains gave aeir and other strikers: aud trag-
cling agents. general license 70 lie. upon
eEery subjects onnected with the business
% credit Of our state and citizens.
y IS well known that our local commercial
situation has made The great tried experi-
nent Of that wicked band Of Federal usurp-
ers, who would sen The country for money
ior. their own peck avier upon US
than upon other PORTIONS Of The Union, and
therefore i greatly embarrassed lnany Of
our citizens, and prevented them from pay
ing their Just debts, Il soon then became
4lil fashionable for the strikers Of New
4ork and NeW-Orieans 20 descant upon
their collections, and the action Of our courts
Of justice, with wisdom and truth about
Equally balanced, Every disappointed dandy
must needs write ale home, and the ''er-
tract gf e letter, would be immediately iur.
nlshed some editor who could be induced
tosPuoiish s. IN TINS way we nave been
panied 20 see IN many respectable papers
the PRONUNCIATION OF Information what
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