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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-08

McLEop's TEGAL.-Ghe Court of Over md
IcrmIner, before which Mcleod Will lie tried. viii
commence It's session a. Utica on the 2sth INST The
bemocrl; says that panel OF forty eight ret in
rors has been ordered, and will be drawn bv the
county clerk, IN the presence OF the first iuIss lnd
the sheriff OF the county, 1t the county clerks Office
IN this city, on Thursday mex: all who fee any IN.
teres have right 20 be present The Jurors are drawn
from boxes M which their names are placed. which
names arc taken from the list, returned 10 the clerk,
oihce once ~ years, by the town officers There can
ne no partially, fraud or corruption exercised In the
drawing and ihe character OF the drawing officers IS
above Suspicion or rcproach even II there coId The
Chiei Justice, Nelson, will preside on this tria /
The Attorney General will prosecute, and j. A.
spencer Will defend the prisoner. lie will hay, a
TAR trial. without prejudice or partially; and II
gully, be convIcied; It innocent, be acquitted
We .eaEa from the same paper that hoax vas
played on the Sheriff OF the county Iastweek. lie
received letters from the Governor and the Secreta
~ OF State OF this state, Informing than that m.
hentc information had been received al the seat OF
government that body Of about three hundred
men from Canada were TO rendezvous on the even
ne OF the 21th, 10 tie town vi Marcy udionins
MhitSlown, opposite, the North side OF the
Mohawk and make On attempt to rescue Mcleod
and conduct hm 10 Canada. The sheriff immediate
y called out lie inhabitants, mus cred all the arms
dnc ammunition ~ the place, sho!ted the guns, and
placed guard around the jail. lie also sent 10
Uuci and procured more arms and ammunition: and
the armed posse guarded the in,l brayely and man
iu.y until morning; but no attempt was made; no
Toe arpcatcdi and no trace OF the invaders has been
discovered.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-08

\Illf be sod % tic highrs BIDDER, front - tho
w Court House, New Kent county, THURSDAY
ncNt,"h -cpt'mbc that very desirable Farm known as
Mirhcdls Mount or HaTh"ids situated miles above
the Court House amt within mile NJ the Pamunky Ri
yer, containing, hY recent survey, ~ acres.
The Improvements ls above mentioned farm cons Il
NJ comfortable dwelling house aud kitchen, ani all other
necessary out houses including laTu houses stlbr
&c &c. The situation is remarkably healthy one and
good water - abundant the ani portion OF I'D
very rich, amt Ib tat hall heavily umbcTci.
further description D. deemed unn, cssary as IA ,
promises hc viewed previous the day Of saI
III" Terms OF payment will Toe made known q tie
~ sale. Angus TINE CRUMP.
NaFf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-08
THE ONE HOUR RUIE-T. ,c,,o, II

THE ONE HOUR RULE, seems the one
hour rule has been IN operation so far back as the
year 1905 In the courts Of Massachusetts, Bay. In
IN { year .aw was passed boz Massachusetts, in
the following ierms:-"Thls court taking into con.
slienron the great charge resting upon the colony
by reason Of the many and tedious d.scourses and
pleading 10 courts, both tor plaintiff and defendant,
as also Tie readiness OF many TO prosecute suits in
.a" igf a sma. matter It's therefore ordered by
h's court and the authority thereof, thu, when any
plaintiff or defendant shall 10y himself or attorney,
| plead Tor longer time than one hour, the party
u'lt ls sen'eneei or condemned, shall pay twenty
snuungs for every hour so pctdins, more than u,,
common fees appointed ny the court for The en-.
trance Of actions to boz added to the execution, TO,
/ tie use oilhc country
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-08
Tot

nc ..t..t so
VI W9leh 20 arc B1rss, Briggs and scboorers
anu a' We RESI- shps many pf them Of 500 or 900
tons.-Ihis single District then has $40 v,.s,i.-
or, an aggregate Of 1850 -n,vo,,sJ i, NO,
les' Than 1000 sedmen, engaged in simple Iyonrb
Of enterprise. b' "'""'"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-08

The bh1s FsbVy The representative iu Con.
gress "i 'nc lIh Congrstsioun. district OF Massl.
ehu.'.s mas furnished 'st Ol tho yesso' engaged
'n the whaling business. Thcr number mi ibs
port % Winch luey lo-ong, are aa lo-Loma.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-08

Doe 'yaf'se amount Of property Destroyer Nv
IRE In New lI-ycn f1r the lad y,g,rgg g.. =
on.y-*li77. Population, 1000.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER laru before the House parer
from the Secretary Of War in relation 20 the pur.
chase OF the land point Of land ot The junction Of
'hc So. Peters and Mississippi Rivers, as DOr, Of
tho Military Reserve at Fort Smelling. 4 'so from
the same Department O Report m relation 10 the ST.
tu1uon and improvement Of the uafJOr OF New
castle, on the River Delaware.
The Fiscal Bank BI tplsscd 10y thc Senate yes
terday) was then reported as correct 10y the chair
man Of the committee on enrolled bills. T. was
signed by the Speaker, 20 tho Senate and sign
ell Ivy tie Vice President.
Mcleod RESOLUTION.
The House resumed che consideration Of tho m.
solution M relation 60 Alexander MCL cod ani after
speech OF nearly an hour o. was laid upon the
table, yens 100 noes 10, md thus disposed VI.
Mr. Adams speech wls brief but OF goat inter
ct. Towards New York and the position OF New
York, u was good deal shurcJI. The members
listened with great attention and when Mr. Adams
closed the vote was taken.
SIGNATURE TO THE LAND BILL.
The private Secretary Of the President anrour-
cci at the Bar Of the House that the Prcsdcn, he'd
ths day signed the Bill. TO distribute the proceed.
arising from the sales Of the Public Domain
Mr. CLARK OF ". y, proposed "a Resolution
which w0s adopted, that there should be no pur
chase of Stationery until the Committee appointed
ON the subject reported OF the next Session Of Con
Mr. WISE Of Va. asked to offer a Resolution call
ling upon the Secretary OF State l0r the corrrguoo
donce between Andrew Stevenson and CommoJor,
isaac HUI "hleh ltu 10 return OF n part Of thi
Mediterranean flee; 10 the United States
The House refused 90 suspend rhc rule and tbt
Resolution was not adopted.
FORTlFICATGON ELL.
Mr. FILLMORE as Chairman Of the Commute
CO., Conference, reported 10 the House boz favor
rcgcdug rom the vote refusing to adopt an amend
ncni to The fertilization Bill. Tho House sustauc
the Report " the Committee on Conference by yea
and nays, iOi tOsI.
The BR having now finally passed the two llous,
Of Congress w be sent 70 thc President Tor his so
nature.
The House adjourned between 2 and O'Clock
until Monday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-08
MINIATURE LONDON HOOKS.

Iur received by SMITH, pRiNKCR 4 MORRIS
CUNNiNGUAM's Liic of MARY. Qrc,u ~ s,ofs
- OF English Baron ami Castle uf Otrlufn
Shelley Pnctrsl Works, complete
Cunningham 4 uccio'cHof B1uspsrrc. with rIttr4
Roscoe lac NJ Zoo X, aud character of tuctout
Borg
D1ITs Bcaufios NJ Shakespeare
Washington irvtrga SflWssuufi. pfffrH
Cuuuurhau'g Life ~ Queen Efl4IrfIt. rIfra
HyrUu'F Don Juan. with pisfrs
tuwpcfs Poems and th1p1ur'a tffrfs
Frotfs 10y NJ the Last Minstrel luI Ballads
Roche i.urlu's MiyWs and S'tk .rrt IAN Apiuri .us
Mr. lucNbllfs Simple Nury
Icur'un'G lives ~ tho Ancient Philosophers
Tho Poetry u the Passions
Arabian NEntE Entertainments
Iit1hrtl UNutuu'H tlffHrcrH ~ glcnburuic
Cirl'bH iu search " VITO
GrcF"rJ'E Legacy AMI Pcnuiugton's ADVICE 10 Die
Daughter
Hamilton Letters on the Principles of Education
Devotional Family Poetry
Mother Present a. net Daughter
geui4 ~ vii and Gems 81 American W.T.
| Character u Napoleon lud other EFliy7, by w
/ Claiming. ~
| Hcatic's minstrel anti rabbc'a Poctical Works
| I.4mhe's Tnir1 from Shakespeare
| Mlspn'H Treatise on Sell knowledge
/ rsilut4 a. nsctuuE and Essays
Wsli0n'a Complete Angler
Tlcs' Guide ~ Domestic Happiness
hui many others. Sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-08
sTEEL Am unopIun>

INOIR tons American BisfCIei steel
Il do Hoop lruu assorted
Just received, aud for sale low, ~
au2 CAPERTON a. CRUMP
TO TOWN And COUNTRY DEALERS
4 NHEAP Writing PAPER reams
~ Ruled Letter and Cop writlhg Papeg-for
sar IN lots - suit Town aud Country Dealers RppueEp
FueGs by lNLOEs BROTHERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-08

value GIN dol Value Gin dol
.1r) If imports arsl Of rYpar,.
lhi' 'rlgi Bu- from Great Bn.
tain and Ireland / tam and Ireland
rom INC United 70 the United
states. States.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-08
MARSHALL HOUSE.

MARSHALL HOUSE.
yri Eau re- aypeoinn',llicl al THIS House,
seG-dIa Mrs wM CLAIBORNE.
AUCTION NOTICE.
HJ- This day within doors, comm ,uc ius Al 10 o'rock
oar alc o., hanl+omc Ne" orleans sugars and variety
~ s'hil' 'i"c'fl"-. VIII bC W1i" without reserve.
SO LANCASTER DENNY q co, Aucts.
IIOiT ~ cos OFEIC morrow morning
II Drawing comes from Petersburg sIItOD IuyOOI.
iO"l l"" Se. rtekctss5 For prizes sou9c 10
SPLENDID LITHOGWAPus- Fr1lcriri'-
- nft l"rI" 81 living American Statesmen. EN- racing the
beers nj both Houses of ConETr's AMI o,.,s f IN
~ ] " RANDOLPH 4 90.
m hoNt- wogscy n wuoIsry's Patent Loaf sugar,
~ just received. aud rar s2s 10y, 90 cash
doors below iic B.l.
100 BONES Patent r,l,s Candles Just received aud
WADE " WOODBRIDGE,
Jd'or7 bclpwthc Rel.
CHLLDRENs SHOES. BOOTS AND sLIP-
men, o ,hdr"ns Boots shoes and slippers Of the very
"'s'Pn'''y' cheap for cash.
7cs Fashionable noothnI Shoe Dealers
I AIDES ELEGANT SILK BUsKINs.-
JUDAH MYERS s co,
sc7 Dealers in Boots, shoes. Trunks, &C.
L rom
- l'mr,lpna supply ol Ladies Cater Boots Of The
MYERS 4 co,
80 Boot, Shoe aud Trunk bcalrrF
III EKItINGs-ilo bbls NoI y g IIcTrinrs. for sale
- tc DAVENPORT q ALLEN.
IN HHDS Bacon MrIIinrs prime quality
NV rCruuuH superior Indigo, for sale.
ST. So, DAVENPORT ALLEN.
FALL STOCK
En UlIDS - CruN. Porto Rico and y Orleans Sugars
Wv l'rlck'1cs Loaf Sugar, various kind
2Nhhda MoliHaca
~ bags Coffcc. different kinds
~ boxes Chocolate
-Ipackpgos Tcis, some very superior
: whole Do FRENcu BRANDY.
- " casks
~ ~ casks Wine, various sorts
~ baskets Champagne 81
- huia Bacon. sides
lpu bbls M Z ll'rnug4
80 boxes sSu and lWHl2 Glass
hpU kegs Nails assorted
2luU -Dgtre. fuiur very superior
~ boxes MCprklC 4 VI Daniels superior chewing
Tobacco
l.p boxes Patent ral'pw Candles
~ DO sperm
40 raua wuior AMI Wrapping Paper
cctuunH Indigo
| ~ boxes S'trrH
| 1.p whole luIhlf boxes Bunch Rsi.ina
lfu chs Salt, a1psf
7un lhs 2, a'HcrE
lDnHuzru Cotton Loading Lines
ainu lbe Richmonl anil otllar Cotton HarH4
~ bale OEnlhurfH
Which wcuI.r Tor sale un the most reasonable terms -
/ Comm ssiDu aui DIwarlnz bu.inrs attended fD.
! Fc' CArERtON 8 CRuNr
LILO UH- For sale boo store, EuprrGuc Flour ~ lrprp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-08
CHEAP HAMS.
WE have alot"t Hams which We Will scla ets sai,
w tnhcc nol ~ % WYATT A WHITE
FOty IGE NJ ON Ih.SE.

w t,rcr.,I " ." '' W" w ~ a ,, IIIi p'h
FoN IIE1T. OK LEASE
to Miyo'a nnisc: and immediate possession given
G nSns T T"ais Sa 40" or I IS
Two fltniIr-s ,T rn be- rr,l,,,I ,s r, IN
calcuaI, Tor Tavern or House of private nerrs,pSS
having u rooms with Ere, places. and sracsus Dinns
Rupm ~ ~ feet ~ m 2nrc places Rut hens IIvr,nI
E" T5 ' da $780," g l.l, y' si ; in m
aud lut short ,st.ucc RON sorkoc warchous"""on.
"i,'haE q" plinicr. and others hon ne souIh.
dcs.rons Tor nc' IN ,prSErs W. .o1S pe,,Gn
I'll, wv ~, &C.. L2' u 'iI.s.''nlmIS"i MrJa'cs
m n ,, '-" '''''''"'' DI, ~, 5 I' ,,,,,r,,
NUNS MD oLA..il.s rIAN0s-
A supply OF these s"rrGI =, i@IIn@sn'' lust
suSI Mu.i, s,,r, rpl ~ ~. R,rs.
,,,SSuGAt, TEA. COFFEE, s.
~ H a R5 5" il r%I| ,% ' sn p nnnns ss
hind Mocha ,ln
Gunrowcr aud imperial Teas, in store auI for sale
'' sm =, terms c,rERroN 4 cRrvr
no ,,c u.s., ,.,,,.,.-r,, =, -
IN ~ ,, ~ m, W., &C.
ID - E,., ant I'llor l;on rmIriclr,a The sugserber
boz oe, complying every variety Of ladies and icnlc.
10y The sa.sdb"r nom ie mlnafr,o1si Tor hc aii and
winter trac Which Dee will srl extremely low lgr cash or
" rga, a9d E'l A.. ngaor il n2os shoes TG2ycns
Clio Hotel
,IoUnUIcIs,.IsTE i.,-,-,.,i-.,--,--- =
r' srr,rS. r.'riy, cr 5i5 NON l, a., Nsy
low hy JAS slIER 4 sos
-, -. ------------
,,,,,,,...-......iFt ron Rent
'Dh9 over mr. -''frr suitable igt olicc1 o. lodging
~ F"'in'. an I'LL hIbA. DINAI 4 90.
pATENT' UAJANgm
WE have tIr -,Ir ANAL pTfGrtp Il,isprs that tu
w weigh fr,.. l,lf t1ar ID, Jpl rouu,i. IL isst,
iby aIirfr fora rfaI grocery, and having been milo
usci will bc suIi az o. great bsrct.n Apply to
81 RICHARDS & co.
nlI1 W N'"'i' NNorFoc llHL
OSr FROM my Hliourr 900 saturday evening last, on
Hickory WNIKING CANE. with The initials ~ w n W.
engraved uu tIr head unI.ra.uI t picked up by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-08

WE have for sale small Platform Hliancc, that will
w weigh from hall VOuuitu 20 pounds. n is aiui
r'hy 1llrcI fora retail grocery aud having been Hulo
usci will 1c suli great bsrca.n. Apply To-
q RICHARDS 4 co.
I I. q cd E1O
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-08
CArERToN 4 CRuMP.
FOR RENT,

4 IQUORICT TASTE % cases iiquoricc. a very
- good article, receiving per srhT iuuu, aud Tor sale
I'w, hy jas. SlIER & SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-08

OST from my Hlgouru. saturday evening last, or.
- prHir nIr BsU Tsyrfu, ulyoruuurt,d vanished
hickory WALKING CANE with the initials ~ w r. w.
engraved uU t'H bead uuI.r.f.uI 10 was picked up by
r01Iu Tho FINDER tt whoever may have the Siick
will ruu"rl favor by leaving fc 10 Tie Store NJ Wy
alta 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-22

Robert w. iiioanoy. Al a Superior
Court Of Chatham county. held alef the
making OF the affidavit by Dir, Flournoy,
John Grcenau was indicted for lhis Of
fence by the namo of AlanSon Greenman..
n name assumed by him, doubtless TO es-
cape detection. To remove The difficulty
and scruples of,ile Governor OF, New York..
in relation TO the suiIiciency Of the charge
contained in the affidavit, renewed the
demand, baser! upon the Indictment, a copy
Of winch, authenticated as required by the
Act OF Congress, was transmitted. You
will perceiyc, from the correspondence, 4
copy Of which is herewith transmitted, that
another preicxt has been raised by Cover
nor Seward for cvadipg Tie performance
OF his constitutional obligations. Ills pre-
tended by him that the bill OF Indictment
is defective, and he has undertaken The
office Of counsel for The accused. by taking
untcuablc technical exceptions TO the pro-
cocd;nas, have answered 'hem, us you
will perceive, but have been long slice
convinced that il is unnecessary to address
either agurent or reason 10 his nndcr-
Standing, or 10 remind h..i Of the neccssi-
~ of executing. in good faith, according 10
the letter aud spirit, the wise provisions OF
the Constitution, by which the States arc
cuablcd, in giving efficiency 10 their crTn'-
inal Laws. to maintain the peace and safe
~ of society.
while he declines complying with my
dcmand. on The ground of n pretended de-
Zee, in the Indictment, he indicates the IN
icn,iun, III no e1uivocaI terms. should his
objections To our judicial proceedings be
overcome, TO sustain his refusal on prnci.
pics no less unwarranicd by the Consti,n-
ton. than offensive To the pcopl; OF this
Stale.
There should be no longer delay in set
Ting aulhori,alivcly the manner in WHICH
fngilivcs from justice are 10 he delivered,
whcn they are found in anoliierjurisdictIon.
Congress has tho unoucs,ipnable authority
under The Constitution. 10 rcsDlaic this
matter, aud il is clearly the duty ofihe Gen :.
cral Government 10 cause fugiIvcs from
Justice, who escape from the State in which
the crime was committed. and are found
iu another, TO he delivered up, upon the
demand Of the Executive authority Of the
State having jurisdiction Of the offence
But inasmuch as The mode provided by
Congress, FOR discharging this high obliga'
ton to the States, so essential to the safety
Of society. and the security ofproperty. has
proved notifications, and rs no disposition
is manifested by the Federal Government
TO remedy the defect, the subject is ol sof-
Gcient importance 10 justify Convention
of the States, 10 take il into consideration.
But we should no! defer, for moment,
The adoption oimeasnres for our own safe
ry. The regulation heretofore rccommen-
dcd by me, would ensure the safety Of cur
properly, and prevent alIinterlercnce with
our slave population. Any other consli-
iiona! measure. however, which your wis.
dom may suggest, as expedient and prop
er, for the attainment of these desirable
objects, shall have my concurrence.
CHARLES MCDONALD.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-22

More Bank D.faieasiOns.--Tho good people
of Boston, or ru,lier,he mopeyed institutions Of
State Street. have had system Of hnanc;cring
prac,ised among them Of late. which although
il displayed some ingenuity, was contrary 10
the true principles Of honesty aud fair deal
ing" I,aPpears ,ha, tho Teller OF the Eagle
Bunk. II. b. odiorne. had allowed certain bro
kcrngc houses III The city 10 overdraw to the
amount Of fifty or sixty thousand dollars, and
no, satisfied with that, probably thinking i, ns
well to "so the whole figure" while his hand
was in. also certified or marked good"
checks of one OF the firms which he had per.
milied 10 oycrdraw TO the Nmoun, Of sixteen
thousand dollars more. Perhaps Mr.. O. was
no, alone in this matter. bu: il is said that tho
Bank viii probably lose from twenty-five to
forty thousand dollars, which viii no dotibs 10.
stare to the Teller his :. ,raisiEg papers" ii loia
commi,ra! to the Iron bound bOEs built for TIC
reception Of such characters. n y asro said
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-22

Chris,mss.--This ecason Of relaxaiiou and
good feeling, is rapidly approaching; and wcs
warn our friends in time TO prepare for II. The
time has been. when il wss1cclrhrated IN our
community, by Dinner Paliiss.
French say; and various species OF meYrimen:.
Dat all this las passed Away, and Christmas
now wears cold, dull. and unsociaI aspect.
We nro no friends TO dissipation, bat we caa.
no, help looking back with somosregret, on the
many evenings which we spcn, in the rolden
time with the bonnie lasses. IN the sladsome,
Christmas holidays. Ttnpora MlaGHiur, but
we hope. that some friend willinvi!e rs, devils
and ALL to a Christmas Dinner lfauy one has
such an intention, we recommend him to pro-
vide his table with Il quantity OF good things.
such is are to be found a, the Grocery Of friend
Mics Although Temperance men. the way
we would drink Champagne and mas:ica'c tho
savory ,iands Of our host, wou!d be 4 caution 10
eouymGRGS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-22

J. w. Marlborough. Esq, The senior editor Of
the Hamburg Journal, and for some years past,
tie energetic Postmaster Of tina, town. gives
notice in the Journal Of the 10th inst. Of his In
ton of resigning the situation Of Postmaster.
The gcntlcmanly dcporcd Of Dir. Marlborough,
since lie has filed that office. has, we are Ger.
tain, gained him tho well wishes OF all with
whom, in that Office, lie has had any dealings,
and VIC hope the government. in selecting his
successor, may keep an eye single to the wishes
Of the busineSs part of the inhabitants Of tho
thriving town Of Hamburg.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-22
g0uymGRGS.

LegiS,aiurc.-Pre,ious Ia the adjouru1nen.
oil this hody. which was OF tic nigh, of tho
18th instant, the following elections took place:
General James W. Cun;ey, reelected Adju-
ian, General.
F. ii. Elmorc. President Of the Stale Bank
and the following gentlemen Directors: c. T.
I"wn,lcs w A Carson. J. s. Bowie 7. Bur-
ger. r. Caldwell, w. c. Dakcs. M. T. Men
dcnhall. 4. Mcdonald, J l.. Novel;, ID. C.
" cbb, ". NJ. Lawton, Hall T. McGec.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-22
EXECUT We DEPARTMENT, !

With my message OF !hc I'd ul,., had
The honor TO communicate 10 you the copy
of correspondence with The Governor OF
New York, relating 10 demand which |
had made Upon him. FOR the arrest and de-
livery Of John Grccnman, fugitive from
the justice ofthis State, charged with the
larceny ola slave. uron the affidavit Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-22
Uashingtoa, December !, 1871.

Georgia and Ner YOrk.-We copy from
The Augusta ConStitutiOnaiist Of December
z, tho following Message oil Governor
Mcdonald, touching matters of general
Interest TO tho Souih:
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-30

State, of all the land under water in all The r,v
crs of Fast Jersey, and for three leagues beyond
the hore. All the fisheries. ferries. and oysta-
beds in East jersey depend upon the result. and
no farmer can build even dock if he succeeds
Mr.. George Wood aud MIR. Carer U. Wall are
EMPLOY ed BY the Slate to deiend It's rights and
SO important is he matter deemed BY the Lpeis
i''ure, that before ad"urnIng Ihev passed reso-
luton directing the Governor if comparable with
hls other duties, IN attend the sui. MIR. Wad.ltll
sues In the name and IN behalf of the East
Jersey proprietnrs, and The appeal by the
H'a'e 10 Tie Supreme Court is from decision IN
.Ie CIRCUIT Curt favorable In tre claimants. The
issue OF the suit will decide similar claim of the
West Jersey proprielurs '''''' N''''''' - '"'
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-30
LATE FROM MEXICO

The barque Anahuac arrived at this port in IA
days from Vera Cruz. From the account eivea
in the Mexican rapers II appea s thai The
ascendency oil Santa Anna s pretty thoroughly
established. He was rrocla mel President ufthe
Republic at Vera c w Oh lie 10 h u'l. alter some
ig ting. but the position was eat rex a, AZ end
before the Auahuac sailed. IN the 3d. Revolt
ton Giay be regarded as vi'ually completed
severe battle had been fought between tie
forces OF BuStamente and those under Santa
Anna. an the 81 uIt., which resulted ID the COM
I,lete overthrow of the former.
The official " Blu letin" is mainly occupied with
orders to the officers in the several departments
and rep"rts from them. A manifesto las been
ISSUED, giving an Of government as approved
by General anita Anna, Valencia aud Pareder
II provldes that the supreme power shall be
vested IN National Assembly 10 be chosen BY
Inc re"pie- u he National Assembly at It's first
ii'ett'hg' snail design te the citizen most distn-
eui>he9 ny his virtues ard heroic services to the
Republic, 10 discharge ad interim The dut;,s of
Chief Magistrate
Srrnndiy. II shall select "a citizens one from
each department, TO act as the Council of the
Provisional Executive; sal CommiI ee 10 h.
replaced by elections n tie sewer 1 ..epar,m,ut.
alter the complete establishment Mt of Liberty. All
the acts OF Gen. Antonio Bustamen,e ale declar.
ed void frnm The moment tnai, in violation OF his
duty as President OF The Republic, he usurped
despotic pnwer.
The Detlara ion concludes -" The Peop'e,
the Nation all appeal 10 and co1ure the Generals
nat have this day decl ired themselves ag inst
The lvranoy, never 10 sheathe Their swords until
the Nation is fully restored 10 its rights.
IL is said TO be the intention Of tie new Dcta-
tar to open war Immedt rcly with Texas and
Yucatan. He was toorsanize an army 10 march
upon the Sc Republics.
Much curiosity is manifested in reference 10 The
course OF Santa Anna, upon bis accession 10
powtr He has recently pr, fessed himself friend.
ly t. the restoration Of the Federal Consti u.isn
of 1924. and by those professions he has made
himself successful. We shall see how hone i he
is in his professions. 10 common with The many.
we have but little faith in them. -
.New York Erprees