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SENATE De Ia

TIE presiding oGicer Of the seaa,s announced
The several Standing Committees Of The session
n follows:
On Fsrriga Risticas :. Me,srs. Rive,. Preston
Buchanan, rsllnstse and Choaie
On Ftaarss-- dc>sTs Evans MaIRum woos-
bury, Baysrd aud D-rrisn
On c,u'Hssrrs-MessrS Huntington, Wood
bridge. K'ns. BArro~ and Wright
oA -dsHgfseia'sI -M.ssrs S.mmond., Archer.
Miller. Brchanan and Mofehesd
On .fgrt~sifsre-Mc<sfsI Linn Bates Ba,,ov~
en1h ~ Conn. and Sturgeon.
On Military .ffsir,-Mess-s. Preston. Met.
rick, Benton. Archer and Pierce
On hs .filiia-MeSsrs. Phelns rulton
bmith Of Iodiana. Williams and MeRob~r;.
On .Nsssl -lGairs -Messrs. Maneun, Archer.
Williams, choa,e aud Bayard.
On hs Dptrisi # Cs,ussbis Messrs Bayard.
Young. King, Kerr. and Rives
On Prirs,, Land Ciaiw,-M,,sr, Smith Of In.
eians, TAsmldse. Walker. Hsnusgtou ard
Preston.
On Ial'sr .4TsiS,-Me,sr, Mofehead. White
Bevier, Phelps aud Benton
On Ctsi~,-Nessfs. Graham, Wright, Wood.
eury, WnodbndRe and Phelps
Oa R,ro'naiisaaTy Ci1i,ns-Messrs Dixon
Ciavton. smith of Conn, Allen and CuIhbert.
On the Jadieny-- Messrs Berrien, Clayton
PreniisS. walker ard Kerr.
On Pod Offices and Post Roai.--MesNs. Mer
rick, simmonds, MeRebers, Mou,on and Mil.
ler
On Reed aud CsHsii-Niessrs. Porter, White
Young. King and Cu'hbert
On Psaacns-AfesSrs Bates Pierce Alien
Gfshaa ard Sewer.
On As Librsry-alessrs. Preniiss, Tappan and
Chnair
On Psispi'--Nessrs fte,ion, Porter, Hender
son. N"uinn a.d Sturgeon.
On Psbhe BHiid.Hg'- MessrS Kerr, Fullor
and Evans.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-23

THE Bancroft Law -No'ieo was
given yesterday By Nc Hopkins. 20 The
House Of Representatives Of an intsn.
ton 10 move io5 leave 70 introduce bill
TO repeal he Acl rassed a. the last Ses.
s'on OF Congress Tor establishing = uni-
form system Of Bankruptcy. Should
the leave be granted The Pu6lic must not
thereinrs inter shat there - any danger OF
that 5snehcenl act beiug rspealed.-
LsaSe 70 Introduce a bili -. When asked
generally grated az a mailer Of course.
-Nd Iai. lsik
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WEDNESDAY. DEc. Is.

Tar PUBLic MOSEYs Mr. CUSnfNo
from The select committee on the Plan Of
Finance recommended IN the Presidents
Message. Introduced the following reso-
Luton. which vas adopted:
"R,ioirss. That The Secretary II the Treasury
be feqaf~i io communicate 20 The House he
Tian 81 hnhrce .eferrst 600 and recommended IN
The Nrsssse ~ he President a. the Cbned
bIaici % ne PLClcui .e..lon % ConRress.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-23

IEDIANA.-Tbe Legislature Of Indiana
convened on Monday, 9th December. in
the Cspiisl At indianapolis. All the
members were present except two.
The Senate was called te order by the
Hon. SAMUEL HALL. Lieutenant Cover
DOR. and DOUGLAS McCUIRE was elected
Principal Secretary.
In the House. john w. DAVIS wus
elected Speaker, aad JosEPH =. BRowE
Principal Clerk.
Tbs SENATE COMMITTEES &c.-The
Shading Committees Of the Senate ere
wiihou. any msterial aliefslion from last
session. Mr.. Evans, Of Maine. is called
10 preside over the Finance Commits Of
the Senate, instead Of Mr. CLAY. who
vas Chairman At the Extra Session, and
~bo. Il 10 presumed. declined 10 con,inus
10 occupy That position st the present
session Of Congress. He has al able
sueess,oF.- MAJ. Intel
A National Agriculture Society vas
formed II Washington on The 18th inst.
a Constitution wss adopted. end several
members subscribed 10 Il, paying an al.
rDissioo fee Of two dollars. Hon. JsnEs
". GARSETT. Of W. was made President
OF the meeting snd wee assisted by ak
Vice Presidents abd two Secreisries.--
The President Tesd brief Address. en-
bodyIug the objects Of the mostinR. and
many good sentiments as 10 the fmpor.
lance Of The subject.
kesoluiion Has also adopted 10 psti.
ton Congress 10 make an appropriation
from the Smiihsosinn Fund for the Dur.
pose Of establishing ah Experimental
Farm "a The city Of Wssbington.
EasfsrH Tobacco. Some Of the far
neu Of Connecticut ere doing quite =
beaiuess W the mailer Of raising iobae.
GO. The Hartford Timss states that Col
Phelps q, Wsfehouse FONT. rsised fly
acres Of tobacco dnfing the past season.
producing 81 least o. sny ioBs. which
e'l probably hfing about ten thousand
dollars.
Ihs hsincqre Anffissa asfrs fhsi ne vhois o.
sa1aai of Rel Red oFdsrs deposited la ihs Frsas-
DO bask % nsii.aoss, 70 ~ TIA ipsf issiosvs,
80 ara AL az
Aneunt th-skea OF t-fr4f "a
o. aead, % tfth isss. iariadss aips go ~
EDwls CaoswrLL. Of TIE Albaay Ar.
gus. one q he leaders q re Aaii Bssk
Party. has besa elected Pfssidsr.f az ths !
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EDwls CRoswnLL. Of toe Albasy Ar.
Eus. one q TIE lssdss q ne AaG Bask
Party, has bssn elected PssGdsEi o. he
csnsl Baak Al Albaay.
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Ihs hsine9re Anffissa asfrs fhsi fhs vhols b.
sa1uni q Rel Rcd oFier, deposited ~ re Frsnt-
Do naak q nsiiiuors. 70 ~ TIA ipst issios'vs
80 tTs as 81
tH1uni thestsd 90 fTeBli ~
o. head, % IVA isss iasiadss tips, go ~
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THURSDAY. DEc. ..
On motion Of Mr.. Kennedy.

Ra'oir,d, That The Committee Of Court, OF
Justice enquire into the eIpsdIency and necessi.
" OF making some suitable provision for pro-
viding 'he justices of The Peace with books ne.
ees'ary for the discharge of The du,ies Of their
ufice.
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ot uotien Of Rev. Mr. Ryland,
RssolrsS. That the Superinisndsnus and
Teachers Of Sabbath Schools, thfoug hout
Virgins. be requested 10 visit ell the A.
dul, white persons Who cannot read. in
their respective neighborhoods. add urge
them 10 attend Sabbath Schools.
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% III. Hopkins, nniinn

Rs'olvsd, Thatihc Commi,lee for Courts of in.
nce be Instructed TO inquire into the eIpediency
auihorizlng executions upon judgments and De
eTees against the owners Of slaves or 10 be levies
upon said slaves while IN possession Of the hirrr
upon such terms and conditions as NAV piotec
alike The interest Of the judgment, creditor anc
the hIfer.
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.R@ricH9iHrGt.
From the Camden .ioaraoi.


4, n meclin. orrhc Wa,crce ASricuI'u'
raj Society held on the S'h oi July. tho
following resolutions were ndoptcd'- .
Resoircd. Tha, the members oi 'h's so
cic,y do furnish TO the Recording Secrc'a-
rv. Il, the mcc,in, in May Of each year,
statement, Of the number Of acres cultivated
IN the various crops; number of slave "pc-
ra,iycs: number Of horses, mules and stock
.of MI kinds. with the number raised aud
purchased: the quantity Of domestic manu-
factory made, aud that they also hand III
=. .,be close Of each year hereafter. OF as
soon as practicable, the product oil the land;
The numb of hcgs aud other rca'tlo slauCh'
tered. and ,ha, the Secretary be directed to
purchase n book and record the same io'
ihc information nf the society,
Resolved, That competitors Tor I'M
prcmium on cotton shall have the Sam'
picked on, in dry weather. IN The P'esenc'
Of a member of the society, who is 10 Ger
,ifyro the weigh, and order; with slceiyard
or scales produced
Rcso!vca:. Tha, the grain crops compel
inc arc 10 be measured. and the root GRO
weighed subject TO the same Limitation an
proyisions as are embraced in Tho prccedin
resolution. 4.
Resolved. That an acre running Tor IN
crixe is understood to be = f1naro ae''
having all Of is s'dcs equal.
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EY
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required to pay in adrance.
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and becoming responsible for the same,
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G00SreSSi0ssNi.
Correspondence cfMe Charleston Mercury.
WAsHISGroS, July Ii.

The new Tax Bill has come in 10 day
from The Committee of Ways and Means.
tlays 2Opcr cent duty on al! articles now
free. excepting list continued free for the
exclusive benefit uf manufacturers. Now
you will be able IN some degree 10 ccmpre-
hend what Wing or Federal domination
in. l,t. They icigu debt. 2ud. blake il.
by calling an Extra Session and passing
large new appropriations. Bird vote out of
the Treasury. as gift, from three to FIVE
millions of dollars. 9TH. Fill i, by taxes on
imports; aud to make sure Of plenty of
money for all extravaganza. they. lastly,
borrow Twelve millions Of dollars. Aud all
this Is done bya party who KEEP. up per-
petnnl clamor about the eXlrayagance Of
the former administration, ani promised
tu RETURN it. No Que here is surprised at
these things. for IL was obvious here. that .
all the appropriations Of doubtful chur-
acier were carried by them, Two 10 one:
bur will not the sober people who trusted
10 those professions. be startled hv their
bareiaced abandonment!
do not think the Bill will pas and ii i,
does, il will pass with notifications, worse
Tor US, and better for the North. II is not
in the power Of Government to colcc, 20
per Cent on fine linens and silks. Snug
sliug will inevitably re,aliaIe. and thus
me of the most lucrative and advantage
,us trades TO The South be oppressed or
destroyed. Don't let your patience give
,ut-yuu mus, cndeavor 10 be msgnaui-
nous! very!
WAsHIyeroH. July IA.
In Senate. to-day. Mr. Tappau moved
- .i.- Rank Dill by adding a section
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period during which the suspcus'vu ,v-
tinued
This was opposed by Messrs. Clay, Of
Alabama. Calhoun. Benton and Allen. on
the ground that il adopted, il would be
solemn recognition Of the right of the Bank
to suspend, anil would enable il TO plav fast
and loose with The Government aud peu-
pie; stop five wears, mud resume for
month, und in the latter event resume the
right TO pour in on the Treasury any
anlout of its paper with an intentions to fail
arain. and ihro,c the loss OF its irredccmu-
bio pnper on the Treasury.
IL was advocated by Mr. Clay, Of Ken
tucky, aud was carried-Avcs 20. No9s
22. The amendment rs amended was
then discussed n; considerable length. he
iur advocated 10y Mr.. Clay. of kentucky,
and Mcs,rs. Walker. Nicholson and Sc
,irr. stating that they would v"'c lor !! on
the ground that there was no provision on
the bill which prohibited the reception ni
the notes n, the Treasury, even when the
Bank suspended payment, and that twas
Il restriction so far as 1t went.
lIessrs. Calhoun. Clay. OF Alabama.
BENTON and Alicn Thought the recognition
oi the rish, of 'iTc Bank to suspend was
greater evil than the alternative, and were
preparcdro vote against II.
MIR. Clay. Of Alabama, then offered an
amcndmen, To the amendment proposed by
his namesake from Kentucky, 10 the effect
that n suspension of payment was TO be
held and adjuged II cause OF forfeiture OF
the charter.
This turned The flank Of tho Wing line.
and after an effort Of Mr.. Clay, of Ken
lucky, 10 destroy il hy an nmcndmcn'.
which The Chair declared 10 be out "f or
der. it was adopted. aud the amendment
as amen led was agreed 10. Nnrou- other
ancudmeus were proposed. which were
resisted ~ Mr. Clay, OF Kentucky, and re-
jecIed.
In the House Tax Bill was introduced
with the title of bill in relation 10 draw
backs on duties.
Mr. Pickens inquired whether the eag
law was to hc applied TO prevent discussion
upon this bill when ii wns taken up!
Mr.. Fillmore replied evasively that tie
House would determine upon The proper
course io he taken.
The Bill approprialing S7e9,O0o for n
home squadron. was taken up and debated
at some length, and laid aside without any
definite question being taken on it. The
/ Forlifcaron Bill was then taken up, and
gave rise to long discussion, in which
/ Messrs. Mckay, Holmes. aud Others par.
,icipa,ed when. without coming TO any
conclusion on The bill, the House adjourn.
ed.
The decision OF tho Supreme Cour, o
,he State OF New York in The case Of Nc
Leod, has excited much sensation here
Mr.. Webster occupies very unenviab!;
position before the public-lhe Courl dec
ding agains, all the principles advanced BY
him with such snlennity, which were cor
,rova..ed by Messrs Buchanan. Ca!hoc'
and Eenrcn. N lie a.tate n the Senate
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Names AsOatgrlSha's sssl'c-
r5or sEEEsS.

yzYuE undersigned takes pleasure ~ an
no,ncin. To ,hr Cotton Planters oi "c"r-
gin, ,l,a, he la, established a branch o' his ",n
Manuiac,"ry in Augusta, VA. hen'N o'pos''
10 Bones and Garmchac'S Hardware "'o:e.
-, COTTON GINS of his very superior
',.ortrpnp.hin NAV be obtained The materials
viii be prepared and every piece OF complete ~
C;n ;n worked W on, under my own care and III,
snee,ion. a, my main shop i" CoiunhH, ana ana
Eli hc carefully put together by skIlini ahu
experienced workman in Anen''a; ,uo,,
have also nppoin,cd u. :. tiondy, my As'"'
IN Hamburg. :. C.. by application to whom nom
my Gins can be oh,aIncJ hy the Cotton i'a'
,eIs Of Nh. Districts. adyTccn, 10 that place.
rod Gins repaired at ,hc shortest ,pr'e
Augusta. April 2O-Mny6 =, ~
NJ The Eas.held Advertiser. :. e.. ""'
Cons,itutouaRs, Ga. vii! copy the above
weekly three months.
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Sy;,jde.-mun by the name Of Peter
FERGUSON. BrkIaycr aud PInsterer, for.
mcrIy Of 2Illy. New York, committed
suicide in ,hDlacc on The morning OF The
9th inst. by piping hrndlong into a Well.
he was in ane Of "Alauia Potu.' produ-
ced by suddeahs'iuencc from spiri'nous
liquors. to with he had i"r some 'Ine
previous added hInseliv"ry freely. lie
had made amsrccesful attempt TO lake
his life in the me manner by IeapInc INTO
ann oc The Pic Wells about I'D O'Clock
IN The ni.ht ,vious. from which he was
taken oul wi.ut much injury, and con-
sian, watch IS kept over him during the
night. hu, abe daylight. he eluded their
vigilance and:fore me could be ovef'aken
he rrecipi,arehimsslf headiormest into
well pboul,cnty- five feet in depth
His neck wabroken by the fall.-Ca-
hc,cba Der.ot.
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~ Gsssass;ssssss; r. 81 ;:ss
Stisz.s /; sS2ss
ssS1 zsg5 5:s:Es
SMRoetif Metess.
From tic .4rsms,a Mirror.
OUR PARENTS.
BY nESKN II. JACKSON.

DY nESKX II. JACKSON
Wien they are sone-iliosc aged faces
And forms liza, bowed beneath their cares,
And we behold the empty places
Where they had sal through many years,
And think how they would strive to please.
And make our joys and grefs their own
Though h"arg hairs and dark disease
Sccm'd warning them ,hcy mus, bcgone:
And as ihcy gazcd upon us burning
VI i;h ardent hopes and warm desire,
Would seem 10 feel the days returning
When They could siow with youthful ere -
Their :oiccs on our memories falling
Which We at,mcs impa,:cn; heard.
When pleasure ;"'c world was calling.
And passion in our bosom s,lrr"d.-
Those accents, trembling us they told
0fdisappoin;mcni and Of wo-
We Thought Ihcm ci,iLings OF the OLD.
But o!' ! wc must believe them now
As in the solitude oflcciing
We see ,Icr daskIing shadow. near
While consciousness is DER us stealing
That they a!ouc have loved US here.
ind ,hirhing ofii'em US departed
Forever from this world OF woe.
'Ec feel Us almost brokcn.hcar,ed
Tlatw should sricvc them here below
md every word in hurs!'ucss spoken
Is like Il dagger TO the heart.
Ind every promise made and broken
Silks backcnins like j poisoned dart;
Vs canno, think OF them above
As spirits Young. aud bright, and fair.
Ia. we would mcc, the forms we love-
The wriiii>lcd clcek-,hc hoary hnir-
nd swcctcr than the clloirs ofhcaven
To us would sound the broL-.,'.,.--.-----s-''
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sov,n Holmes,

ciREIiGE AND Hi@NESH M1hEh.
UNIFORMS the citizens "i '"' "i'','e.' S'aa'
Y ne attends TO repairing ana Pa'nun ,ii ,rr, w.,
RACES. &c. making AMI repairing oan''eS' "''
d,cs. aud all other kinds oi iiar"','
lie can be- found nj all MmcS' ~ MS trS'oe'r
near Poucrsvic. and VII nc '''a''"'"' " ''''
friends. for all work III his I'hc. :.
N,y ~
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From Tie .iusus:a Mirror.
c,,,,,HG-THOUGH SAD.


ny Mrs.. MARY Z. DANA
yos-vcs-l'vc learned Tie a''
~ sr,;,,. mher the bosom'S aching
r. c.scr, Joy ,o,ake part
yyLae all my heart seems brea"'"5'
I'VE learned 20 raise my VOICE
,.d the songs of ssadnc-'.
yh., Inc sun tina, badc my heart reJ"'e"'
Has ,ct in clouds Of sadness
I've learned To hide my tears,
And husl, my heavy signing
While every placid features wears
\ look the uu,, bc!y'ns'
III could speak my w"c.
q who would understand me
.rlc wondering look from friend and loo
To Silence would command me
Alone-aiumc-alonc
l;..l i'm the crowded city.
We, strive /, assumc - cheerful tone
Hove no, hWmcn pity.
q how love 10 hide.
Whcnc er feel so lonely
From all the world 10 turn asioe'
And fv 10 Jesus un.y.
Tha, sympa,hizins friend
VIII never Glide my sadness
Dn, while weep. he'll DER me benz"
Aud whisper words of sladucs..
Charleston, $. {.
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youth of about twelve years of age. ofhigh
promises and interest, and most sincerely
dc we srnypathise in the bereavement, of
his friends, aud the atiliclion which the
sad event has given the parents Of The un-
ior'unnrc actor.-Mlledge geviNe Journal
Ju!y -. ISL.
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En the Court OF EquIgy;
ABBEVll.LE COURT HOUSE.

0ur Rus;ness of the C"nr, being unpTe-.
nared, in consequence Of the sickness OF
,he Commissioner. Benz. Y. Martin: Esq' II
~" :" o-dered. ,hn,u Special Cour; Of Eqnny, be
s,,d.n n, Abbev,lle Court House, for Abbcviiic
U;s,r;c, on the third Monday in August ne1''
ID ,bs, this notice be published for four sue
aa..;ys weeks in the Edse6eld Advertiser, pub
,;sl.5 a, Edrcfeld G. r.. and inthe South Car
oJojan, pnbIishedin COLUMBIA ,,,eo.
'""' fSirnctN DAVID 'NHNSoG,
juno ~
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From The Journal of tie .imer;caa Six Soeie,v
FIRST FRUITS FTHE sEhsoS-SuCcEss Is
SILK -MAKISG.
The following letter contains most graf
flying intelligence. The respected writer
will excuse lis publication. on account of
the cheering hopes it will encourage. The
writer OF this letter has now feeding IA
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We have pticcd Il sia.cmcn, co'ns the
rnurd, Of ,hc,upcrs. principally o"i OF the
State. wliclinnouuccS as pnft "l 'eo'-
ria statistics, a,cerlaincd by the late ecu
sus, that thcr are more 'han ou,ooo W "'
cirizcn.. over0 wears Of aer. who cannot
read. This in mistake, The has been
substituted FOB there appears TO be 3u.ooo
instead of SO.a0 of those referred to. lhls
;s bad cno,il in nil conscience. much
worse, than whad any idea Of. but still II
IS no, quite soad ms that so literally quo,
,cd. AMI whc,he subject is again referred
>, wc ,,usr ivil hc noticed al III" minor.
NOT the ma. s,imare.-AlWedssrtiiee
Recorder.
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NEW GOODH. :,
rossN %. B. E'ORD'
L5ss & EH391scS,

Al the l. ,.,.c,yinr. (d,rcc; from rhi!adcl-
A RE .JI,,inn To their stock on hnmd,n
"A Md well selected assor,mcn, ol Mar
cn. OIL, ,',,, ,nyi;c country Merchants, fhy-
,nJ ,,her.. wi-hiu. IL purchase
Drugs q Medicines.
~ .x',,r;p,. their Goods and prices. n
o''' ;.,,,,I 20 offer such inducements a. canh"'
my - .mrc 10 themselves lhrral patronage
'' Hamburg February Ii, l7ii' .c,
Feb II.
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MeldueholDceurrsnc:.-itisw is with the
dee pest regre,at we announce the death
NJ Master RiGd Sanford. second son Of
Cen. Jno. VA. Sanford. Of this place.
He died OF und received from Wn.
Harris, one ois schoolmales. We for
hear commeu narrative Of The uoioru-
na,s occurrsn a. j: w!ll undergo Judi
-,aI irvcsrisa, The deceased was a
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miscellaneous,

Sha!lsSBank question nerer be sci,
iieo. eSS,asin s,sa our anxious Wings! NO
NEVEasqn'i you give up the efFnr, ro
fas'en suct an institution on The connrry-
More thasA MlLLlONOF FREEMEN
looked upon ii as a clear. poiraJle. and
'rlyul ustFpaIion. They believe it to
be quesll..n of ultimate LIBERTY OR
SLAVERY. and they will never cease
'helf resistance ssa until they arc ready 10 be
slaves. Nle precedent you set to day.
yw'itofer'hrow Tomorrow; and they
rather at otre meet The usurpation at The
polls 'haasgalI until it is strong enough
10 mlrshasiis fleets and urmies.
fEpEAI$P already their motto; you sec
.he ilae aisady h"is'ed throughout our
broad Soma,n; and if there he any one
who is single enough TO believe ,ba, the
ls not in earnest, let him (oliop
up Me usRTrticn ichich Congress has been
'HHtd 70 eaF,uma'e. The Democracy will
not be bogfd by The constitutional acts Of
mu'Ihled Congress they will treat them
Is the decIses Of a Rump Pr Iiament.
''ielnalingiu fraud, and attempting 10 con.
"idaIe power by n,urpariou aud corrup.
ION .-Kea27Ns Erposttor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-29

NarofAaH Strtet on The Admiaistrq.
.i0".-lheseadins journals of Wall street
have now fctuaIy declared war against
Prcsidcal Tyler aud his cabinet, aud the
Courier" pns begun :he tight in sober
earnest, by Ealing upon Messrs. Webster,
EWING aud Granger TO resign or be dis
sraced.
we ahvags suspected lha, i, would come
10 This a lass. Mr.. Tyler's adminis,ra-
Ton IS no Sufficiently in he stock -lobbiny.
or Office logging interest, 10 suitWall street.
ei we ,respot sure but this will give it
popularity wi.h the people. For this par
licular Jtnelure. the dcnnnriaions upon
The cabimt are intended To iniimidaie GER
lam Inde3endent members Of The Scnale
and Hous, inlheir course on The Bank and
-'.." oa.ssiires.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-29


them.
DR.. Frunklin's Code Of .Norals.-Tem-
ncrancc, eat not 10 lulincss; drink not 10
elevation. Silence. speak not but what
NAV benefit others or yourself; avoid III
nin. conversation. Order-lct all your
things have their place; lei each part oil
your business have its time. Resolution
resolve 10 perform what you ought; per
form wilhou, fail wha, YOU resolve. fru.
-aliry-Malc no expense but TO DO sood
to Others or . youscli; that is, waste n"'h.
ing. lmdusry-Lose 40 lime DC always
employed in something useful; Keep out o'
NIL unnecessary action. Sinccr''y-n'e n"
hur,lu decei; think innoccntly anh justly
and if vou s,cak accordingly. Justice
wrong money! dong injuries. of on'l''ns
the benefits HAT are your duty. M"d'ra-
Observation-Disclosures iorhrar rcscuiIns IN
iurirs. Clrnliness-Sulrr no un''iean'''
ness in Tho biy, clothes. or hah'ai'on.-
Trauquility-Be not not disturbed about
rifles or nj accidents common "r mnn'"'u-
able. uumitv-lmi;alc Jescs Christ.