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.,.,r.rrp r.yDs FOR SALE

- d,a., Of III. County Gloucester OBJ
r ID day ." ans,', ~. I'd .r,I,
ic ale 10 highest bidder At Gloucester ." isT' W
% nm lie ii day q: November next being c"" '.N Tie fol-
] .,ar,s nj Land be!onsin. estate 81 Col Thomas
sn;n dec yl-Air VILE estate ronhim- oaoi act' ,
~. containing acres; Ea!nes containing ''",. n
80, ~ hon.t by deceased from nlh VIM Robins,
r lying very 10 Ciockes divided "s .! ' TN -
"a ,rs unhsed By the deceased o W. " Joh.- AZ" az
,esr,',: aai acre. purchased IL : T. Annoy G'ii,. :.
onrr tr dover :" Jacob Moore m,'m f Lo :" "
~, honeL n WIN. Slackleioi, trustee, being ronloa
ol a6ai acfc Land bought "f : T. Am"fs as
liz property Of VIVA Sears dee also nan 81 M ee
n land hsht deceased aud John Tabb under decree
II The ChanceTy Court Of Williamsburg, IN me case Of sah :
To- r. stnb.- consists III hall ol ~ acfes o lsih'
and nj The r-ve1sian ~ The dover 81 90 acres
These Lands are al ~ lie oul! - III =,
constitute desirable pnrcings 10 hc,c ahNh 10 ,e ~
~, m al Virginia is fertility 81 -u 2"l
siy' ~ , sn., III ,n,,irsi. II an concerned
an! Cr0ckts wt worth tie attention y; hh'r
pused real The ines estate thr res
In. ~ III. IN. l.l Thomas Snuh and cir Inducements
pl:c,,er, rarely b. Il ha- twosnr! d.sci-
in. house a'unlr d-n"n furnished TIE noaet man
n.r and nj The ,.r, h. ,arc.s-a The roon,. above
fired wih u.,nr marble minr- and circular
III mahn,y winding from He b.senI.nt story = the
aIreI There are roi.. ON ir r,t aad o the secDi oor.
II las unun all The necessary Understanding 81
Bais Stables, GranaHfs Quarters Ice house. Dairy r hchr
An n.y m t. l,i uacr,l. mi hul IN me must substantial
manner The Lands very qualify, i.I stare ri
1l nn grounds We'll drained,
and a7s acres Of hrh Land III under an enclosure nf The
chesnu timber The the dwelling Of the
beautiful Eastern Virginia comnandinsa extensive
Coeket's is very desirable farm has PARTON Of cleared
Land ami j. heavily ubefca with While Cum Poplar
iilckury aud Chestnut. This FIR distant The
,rr very White Marsh hc residence ii Mr. jno
Tabb. Its also enclosed by good cIe>nu fence We dcel
needless h. particular bidder t"r the property, VII
cours, satisfy themselves before TIE d.. Of The
rsiiE. Air Vile W. lscy VII seM the lands 4 ilac
may IN lock them.
The Of sale w te cash sufficient 10 dcfray the costs Of
rdc-hc residue Of tile pHrC;a-. none,
br paid in equal instruments Of two and three from the
sale, with bonds and approved personal serur,lr 10
lands win be retained until trs paid Possession viii
given until The first day ii Jahuai, u ans Of tie
lands, ;.,> ma, convenience Of those interested
the SALE. \ crop Wheat NJ liz seeded Air Nir pr which
purchaser will be required cash separate and apart
The Farm Further particulars made known The day oI
sa!.. WV. i. SMITH, c,o,wi;o,er.
H!. H. ROY, ( S"""'s'''''
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Gloucester COUNTY,, I.if Utt, TT.
- F-Ali prr.ons haSn. claims against the Esiatr
G!, IL nresruI them, y authenticated aHi io-e u..a
ia an, whatever, viii picac make f.1-!u NJ
payment without delay 10 avoid iigait, y
". +. SMITH .i2,ai i.'r,f.
%
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NEW FALL. AID WINTER DRY Grobs:
TIE -rhscribers have received, hy The pseSei- ins.'
from New and Harriet Philadelphia, ~ paais-
seasonale DRY GOODS al fresh and the newest STIR g.
pri-:ng VI the richest and most desirable ass"t;'a ~
opened his city. To enumeraie Them al would "Ncrfi IT,
r n n an Wool yn. ," f ,n =
Invisible and rife green bnc howr olive. dTi aud Es.
super diamond assorted cnanrOd cas res, gteat Var"
Diamond, beaver AMI pi"t cloths
Medium and losv psiGed Cloths and Cashmere
yati tottuns plain and pl4i! t.i,ey md pad6aes
Wa,rcy. rosr, duff', ::arsiu1m att po'i r'aaSet'
BRUSSELS. ingram. yrntian aGd hemp Cafictjns
Imperial, tuned anl R5a>i, gmc- and prn.ca Bake
Super French German. aud English ;;crn"es
81 and t;i plsin aud pniaI irrinors sivori.s
Superfne and nedn", tlacz aud a!ae black Eoahrao"s
.uaraca and th'bet cois Ln.,res ard rrgr ,a"as,+
Ladies' and gentlemen, White and black plan and t. -
Hose and half lo-r, al Qualities
Lambs wool. Merino, Cashmere and wors;cd n.
Misses boys and chldenS six. wo,len ard cotton ~.
knitting Yarn aGd darninr Cotton ~ cpor-
Rich embroidered aGa p;iaed MoH+el'n Dc LANES
T rl, striped clals' sni i:In'sG tibet c!sa'
super Grape DE- Lame, yirio::is aud Cape i.'.so
d. Gro te Rhine Gro e Aanc az 'taa@ In.,'9s'
PAIN anh figure! :;4,ia a"'i az" ieg< Hssnr.d
rla.n chez a,d figured Ss-s '!l,la>, icy
,;i;m.E, Az; f4utuctr Dniiy saicrn
l:.c., furniture -. rsd PLAID and STEPPED CincAana
Embroidered hens;i'c IL aud slain thread cIi""ie a'a
Misses Az. cIll,en', d..
Velour Ottoman, sa'i1 and chcae ssarfs and Il!Sf.
p!aid SIX, SATIN veive,. bfochc aud cirne ShaH>
lh,be n.rino, cos'ncrc and ciiaiy Shawl aad l!k-
Freach needle work. lace! ard ctltr'i Collars
Eroc ale, siradclla, ~ n,ns-. ss Shay-
Elaes lace aud crap. yci. ana Handkerchief,
Eandanna pung,c, S;.i!aidet ard tl.iIlci >iia Go.
CuoG, i,a, EanGaGna lid ulIid bctoai -.
ia,ts' ani -entemen'> black and shit =S aud kid Glove
Ladies' plain a:ii embroidered fist IL.
Do. and gen,,eInrns w0oirn, nrrHo and Cashmere y.
Gentlenci's buck besyer, ard Yora -.
Rich becr, plaid, bonnet H.; AM cl Eia5anis, assorted "
Satin and lr-frua d., an black lov~ a"-
Assorted ceofs italian Cale t;'1uis, Br.d ana Cord
LACE g - and. = AL!
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SIT. N

~ IN M :YSIA.i>,..M rui. ,ii III l:r Clerks ~
IT,. III -cai, Superior t4Git Of aw ant thahc.iy tas
KIN. Z quo Comfy, MONDAY Ill 81! 9! ScFtrah' tell:
lbomr. - t7.i"t al. erus1 BIZ "i:c, mho wts hniicy
..cxanrr IGl,, sad iioas VI Garrett, adn'r Of j'Sr
phus Dudley ambrose H. DGdlty infant under tn
are twenty years by the named Alexander Dmde
his next friend, f!ainuHs:
Against
r. admir- Of Thomas Dailey dec, Thomas Sears
ana Henry pl.kr suancro adr. II bonis Of the
Dudley dec, Jonathan Sn.t admir- OF his late wife
Caroline Tire -ai Jn Snmmcrson, admr Of Ea.
lac T. D,y dec. ard SAL! john unIc.son, aim of Wal
~ h nnl,,y. dee Defendants:
Tie defendant John Mann IT, admir- II Thomas Dudley dec
sarInc his appearance and given security atcof!a.
lsscab and The 's. ci this court anu affai
H.. liz factory evidence that IL nlabt1nt nI this
country: IL ordered that said defendant appear here
IT,, ir., Monday cemcr and answer The hl q HE
plaintiffs aud thai 4 copy this order be form" iii inserted ~
zone newspaper published the city II Richmond for tWo
months successfully and posted tie on door o tie Court
ho..c Of THIS county. Ics'e.
Sept l. '}s-"ew'
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rS,o Orr FORMER CrSTOaEGS.Tic ia,c partnership Of
i,a,rid < Nc !i>han has hi>~ny 81 ~ nIi.'l
aud the book and papers passed The hin,s u nror.e
II. Matthew'S, 10 ri Buckingham Cougthunr, VII" Is !a al
iforz. elise business u the Al in"t
~ earnestly requested 10 make i;t Late
payment Mr. Mathews, longer Indulgence cataot c escn;
CIrn- aslnst which have ri heretofore
,e-cni.d, viii please make them known :" hin, that ar
JESSf: :. AGIlSrEAD,
VIZ. :. Hcaa!ISS.
or, 18th 1871 i3-wew
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4 TANNER WANTED.-Thc subscriber wishes 10 employ a
n good Tanner for the ensuing ;ha well
nended the business in all The various branches
man with su:all family will be preferred. Address
ROBERT Y. oyE8BEY,
FhiesSsstP O., Asstenb=rE, "a
0sl Is ts-wSw-
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Corrssyeas,ats q t'' SaranaGa ",srgia,; !,

Dear SRA party If ahon, $50 Indians sa,d on
tb;s date from TAMPA Bav 10 New Orleans, il charge
Of Capt SeaweIl, At the 9TH Infantry, and NOor Ia.
pcrs, the Engra,iug Agent.
CoaconcAec case ir;o Tampa few days since, from
Tca Tall who s nj present sirk and still disposed 10
co,c in So soon the Arkansas delegation arrives and
reports their country west favorable to RESIDE N;
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nee that ali The apeoiutEcnis Of ildspfcn, rfq ired
hy The present wants ." the Naval cerv're, have been
made. and that lust &c l,cin viii shortly be published
Tie Commission which sat some time during The ":
summer in New YORK, by appointment Of the ESecu-
.iv, in examining the affairs ofthe New York Custom
House is. we understand, about to resume that inres
CATION There will be change in The composition
of the Commission, namely, William A. Bradley, ESQ.,
Of this city, in place Of Mr. Kelley, Of Ohio Tie lat
Ter gentleman returned 10 Ohio, we believe soon after
The Commission closed It's examination IN September.
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| TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RTNhrDihsunfici ar
subscriber the G;eht OF tie idh september. y. I
IN. Ia pnani,, ahOa f't ~ ur ~
atn frame las had barn his eye ~ the ten i "
a. which len n very large !, .uii i l",,r
large uuud fa.c, aS"li ti'iynin. M
age, lIr co ro1t, light paaisEs, eHl
ried etc-l.ra; ic,t ra VIII a. '
Il. Having raso> believe that IL in4y '
make way . VII give dollars r-,atl
any person who apprcherd SAID Negro Tie ift, ii
iye dollars Ii taken If tie State, AID scru - q 4
| a;l j, l,ai | ee, him ariin JOHN I. WOOD
! Co;up.Ia F,uyarua rotnty Oct Is l-il i--r.ta'
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Le,c L;I,ary IF the tatc Jadee Bardour n .?a,i0n.
IN MONDAY, tie 18Th dly II December E.At, - o'aes
~ T.. IL, "iil H. nj our auction store TIE ~" i"4 ~
the late Judge 7. +. Barbour.
The terms oi sale cash. bn all u 50 y a
wards credit days wll be esen f endorsed negpt'
Catalogues ready and the books can V rS1mired ("
previous 10 the sale u. NJ = ~, Ag''.
ms Library co:ps.srs and h,uS
in uuu.. hundred ,".aue-, consisting of tn
,.o:k generally the bcsi editions, amongst whs are
,n.f Al, MI mn yiab. elementary d.e-t-.
more tau i!c hundred volumes 81 Il nr:crs English aai ia
r.e,n Common Law auj ttan"efy. statr an. Frdcsa
m. hn,l. f,.- me Yv!n..c winch ra.,iv H. s
met .n ~ any l.Lrar, the tn'un pnrG. course
r,aj.n: tar thsn ilif i've yrars, TIE i r1'
ii the .ir- ul Ill HI hooks ma4c reference u q @
if,a.r -,jtct aii u H. report rsicei1'.
any wa- subsequently atd III go! oii,f rt ta
reference "a winch thus cicd ~ Mt'dn
page tie book. wi'fe a'y wy"u, 'Gsc 'A"'rft
either approved u.crrnied modified explained and ~ II,
al books ~ hike nInnel, 'oieftnc"- z, n'
decided in other book "tlth !a- a. 'ttt'a -
analn.; puiu question: Whilst b's d. -rpaH
reference Al. tie bok, Il i IN IN extraordinary j. e-r e
IN relation 10 certain clc.on Iay aud digrs
late proprietor used va!- Tie mos; il0Gta
Kent's Commentaries. Saunders II GIgS asst -
and Maddox Chancen Practice IN nhcn opening
particular point, the reader VIII had references ~ III tat
English ard Anefcan cns "n lA point ANA not cited y -
author The references li:r-c wok, 81 ii'is inj
public his copy - fa,r Digest o. Which ~ H. m
,ial- references ras-, pi,-h ara aa,,G.aH,
modca, Federal and STATE, !ch have gsscn costt
l.
Instead ii tie COMMON ognicn tis, srcoH ham 'h.Gy.
commonly c7i'd woh les titan new bnoe' II ;.c
Kind il i, confidently asserted, the Library question
that difficult To adequate idea 81 their sgfcno.
advantage by any mere description.
only call 10 mind, that when r opens hGos n
pcn,, has his ir-ctci ~ lie rrfrenr ~
point which close Siy !or oe ias if'y .i,e yca- ah
Tie late proprietor refer tes slefsedrs tic n,t III
s eucountcn. the toll any orr tt ist g. ip! ST
OCT; = is-ea.2sc. Is ,aN G.Isn.
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WAsilINGTCN JOCKEY cLi.B RACES.
Rssna NJ Fourth Day'S RGce.
Purse SEQ Four mile i.

" r. Iohnsons Ell. II Bostcn
YIN l.olmeads oh il. Accident :.
Robert s'cGIcGnrs oh. h. Ned Hazard /" :
Mir Brg!.iae~ h. Il. Greenh!l DIST.
Tua-.7n o9s -Sm. rs
n cacAtrgc Tho o@sncr Of Boston comes out IN
ssThe Sp, Of the Times with challenge 10 all Tie
world for Si5,9HH, a follows:
Il will run nv hor.c Boston Four Nile Heats,
against any ,vso horses tie world for Ipcnty Thou
sand noiars each heat. That is, | wi run Boston
one heat against Of the two horses TN! may be
matched against him, while the other remains IN tie
stable; end lie second heat against lie fresh horse
Should there be broken heats, the choice OF the two
horses must b. started against Boston Tor the deciding
heat. 70 secure the match viii run it over any
course in tho L. s. The opposite party nay designate,
and will also bet them tire honsand dollars more that
Boston wins tie match - two heats.
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REMEDY FOX TuT kmEuNaIlsM correspondent
Of the L. 5. Gazette gives he following an ln'abie
remedy for tie rheumatism. lie Gays That he, as well
hundreds d; others, has used 1t with perfect relief
Hccipe.--One .iii OF gymPson seed (now r'p'nlng-
BE- found IN great plenty round The city put mo
PINT hotic Gil tie bottle with the ehavngs OF rich
upcntne yellow pine board knot; then fill up with
sirnng alcohol.
In three days The rrpen,ine and tie virtue from the
gympson seed wll he exirac!edhy tho alcohol turning
he liquid of arcensh color. 1t then fl for use
Battle the par; affected with this preparation ew i'mes
ard il W dr:e away all pain.
THE plan, here called egmpson IS supposed to be The
Ja,ac>tcrn weed iS,ramcntem) of Virginia The seeds
extremely poisonous, ii swallowed, and are often
given, very minute doses, remedy Tor acnc fheu
mai.sm.
rr0.ecton Of pearL Trees against Horns II cores,
a"nden, .: the Morris jerseyman says 81 am satisfied
that screenings al anthracite coal are good prolecton
| placed GIuGnd each tree box feet square and
:ac;cs deep aud filled /, with ir coal; and they nave
no Indications 81 about them, but are perfectly
healthy and rigorous. Charcoal will answer equally rs
we'll
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The .9aeupt on The British Har Steamers An inres-
legation has been made by board Of magistrates respect
ing the a,iemp, destroy the British War Steamers on
Lake Eric. The chief circumstance elected was that
farmer Grand Island found The next morning -four
men asleep in a shan:y, and boat hauled up on TIE
beach close bv The men were armed. One Of them
was from Buffalo, and an accamp!ice of Lett. The
barrel Of powder found the bank bore the mark O!
brewery in BnttAlo and contained upwards Of 100
pounds Of poad der
n;Ews FROM the ExrIoRIyG ESrEpErIns-Cape
Of Good Hope papers TO the goth July aPprse Us Of
the arrival At Table Bay OF the L. s. ships Nncenncs
and Peacock, brig Porro,sr, and schr. Flying Fish,
constituting The American Exploring Expedition The
paper of the Goth says, "An American frgate is sig
nal'zed, standing cut again" Probably the Con-
sellat;on bound to China, which had been making
pairs at sadanha Bay. The Exploring Expedition re-
manned al Table Bay july goth.
Lieut. Jones, U. S. Navy, had arrived at the Cape in
the Medusa from London.
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WANTED at this Once Apprentice 70 the
w Business a Boy from II TO IL years Ct ago. pS''s
good Eugli.h Hduesisa.
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Dear Sir:-Thr gratifying In'elllgence has Feached
this place, that Alligator (irom Arkansas) has arrived
Tampa Bay On the same date, young warrior ."
T;gorTals hand, also a-rired at Tampa, sent in by
him to ascertain if his cousin Alligator, had arrived.
Thu. warro. reports that nearly all rs'r.ails Party
was together at Annulinli.u, patiently waiting Al'ga
tors coming to give them some account Of Arkansas
If is good account they w! come IL Immediately
Alligator "a confident that he can bring in Tiger Tail
in sho.. time II he succeeds, the settlements viii
rreyed al from the opnressicn OF The savages
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IvTrrrsTIyC rE0M FL.l

S,v.xxAu, Oct. 2i.-By the steamer Gen C'in'h,
Capt Brooks, The Editors Of tho GrorE an have fe'e v
cd tho suioned letter from one Of ;!cr attentive cor
respondents, as also Tie st Augustine News OF Friday
last, whence w make some extracts:
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Doablr l.
Double q ID.

Upon which lie as,onShed Judge laid down his pen
sny;ng it the most extraordinary he had ever
met with in his iiic ard. inter or three attempts,
declared lac was unable 10 1 cord 4.
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ID. II. Hoyt * Co.'s O!icc.
Richmond. pG.

Louisa, Oct. 10, 1884,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-11
From the Spirit OF the Times.
BEAU TIES OF TIE BANKING
SYSTEM

This is certainly, as far as Banks and 9th
er moDIed institutions are concerned, The age
OF rascaIty! We can scarcely open news
paper without finding OurseIf startled with
paragraph headed "Anoher DefsuIter," or
or"M)re Fruits of Finance" or "Gone to
Texas" or something equally sifnifcant of
peculatlon. In TRUTH we have been so accus-
toned of late 10 meet with such daily eviden,
ces of the dis honesty Of men placed within the
limits OF temptation, that we Involuntary en-
tertain feeling of dis appointment when we
peruse a journal that does not contain some
novel instance Of that character. Habit and
recent events have so schooled US 10 look up-
on every man connected with a Bank az
rogue in embryo, or in reality, (such is the de-
noralIZIng Influence Of an association with
corporate monopolles, that we arc rather sur
prlsed than otherwise when we reeogn,za an
adherence 10 integrity on The part of such IN
dlviduals.
This is shocking shocking picture, BIZ,
faithful one, CT the present sta'ol of the t'me4.
Heaven only koo~s what Bank projectors will
hive 10 answer for ia the way OF immortality,
corruption and crimu, and their gensrni d,lIn-
ion throughout all the ramfcatoas of socie
~. Banks rave proved TO our country tho
fruitful source of all evil. They have turned
out to be Tho poor mans curse, instead Of his
friend; and, as at the present managed, are
neither necessary, convenient, nor useful, ex>
cept to the swindler. the Speculater and tho
thief. The misery, ruin and distress, they
have brought upon cur people are ocacuIable;
while all The good they have over accomplish
ed might BIZ narrated IN very few and simple
words. Could the thousands they have brough,
down from afuence TO beggery-could the
widow and The Orphans that have been rob-
bed of the last dollar that steod betN cen them
and statvation-could the host of trembling
druDkards, Of abandoned women, of old sc oun
drels, confined outlaws, and nOvices in felony,
occasloned blythe mismaDagement of Banks
within The laet fifty years, be arrayed in one
vast army before us-what hiGeous and dis
gusting picture it would presen'! What mate.
rial for cad and shuddering refleccn
y Thinking Of these things, we came across.
the other day, in exchange paper. the follow
ing list OF rO66erieS, all Of which have graced
the annals Of Banking in our country within
the pact year. II exhibits an almost incredl.
bic amount Of deliberate fraud; and its consm-
plaion. we think, 10 calculated TO satisfy any
man Of the correctness Of our first position
that Banks nova days are ''neliher" conve-
nient, necessary, nor useful, except 10 the
swnder, the spsculator and the thief"
w, WI. commence with lhe rotten u States
Bank, while, through ROBBERY, corruption and
ms-managemenl, has brought IuIn and dis.
ness upon countless thousands, having losi its
en're capital Of S35 0OOO0O
schuy yeIIl Bank, robbed BY the Cashier
Lewis 1900, 1000
Mauhs'lsn- Bank, ,rObbed bysNew-
. comb, 10000
: FgglRie Bank, $4,000
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.again, would il
Far. J.-Why, that would be the same
thing as stealing my own money 10 buy my
corn with!
Fsr. S.-Pretty much YOusse now what
Tom Twists rgument amounts to. LEA small
lariff improves our market little, large one
will improve il much more, 60 that the higher
the tax the'beter for the Farmers taxed to the
amount oGal we can earn and little morel
Far.J.LIt is strange what different conclu-
sionssmen will come to. You and Mr. Twist
--how different you make things look!
Far. S.-Look here, brother Farmer,
wouid'ntyou like to get a batter price for your
corn, 10 order that you may buy more salt'thau
You do now, TO give 10 your cattle?
Far J. J.--CerIainly, if could gel ut honest.
H
Far. S.--Wellif making US Farmers pay
tweRty"Gour per cent. moe for salt improves
our market for corn, BY tho same rule, making
the saIt-maker pay twenty y>lour per cent, moro
for corn. would improve his market for salt,
would it notl
Far. J..>I suppose il wnuld--"it's poor
rule that won. work both ways"
Far. Swell, the next time YOU see Tom
Twist do you ask him ifit would not be good
thing to improve ths,masksi Tor salt; he will
say yes; then tell him you have plan founded
on established principles, by which that object
can be effected. and that is, that when he gets
into he Legislature, he shall get law passed,
making the saIt-maker pay twen!y-tour per
cent. more, for our corn, and then we can buy
more Of his salt.
Far. J.->Excellent--l'l put him upto il.
Why shouldn't the law make thu salt-m,k
pay mere for our corn, # it makes US pay more
tor his saltl And why shouldn't taxng nm
improves his market, iftaxus us improves our
markell
Far. S.-.Just so; lei me know what turn
Tom Twist will take 10 get out Of that d'fficuI-
iy, will you?
Far. J.--That will.
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effects OF those causes are exclusively cor6n.
ed to those States where elections have ius,,a.
ken place.
The distribution oflhe proceeds orthe sales
Of the public lands without constitutional s,,-
Ihorily-the system Of Bankruptcy established
by law throughout The United Sares-the n,o-
vision Tor loan within the range oftwelvcl mil
lions, 9'c.-are acts so Pdp4be, and the peo--
pc, as believe, tnxIouSly desire heir repeal.
And enterlaIn.s most sanguine hope that The
hour for reconsideration, relIenchmen,. and
reform, Is al hand.
congratulate you, gentlemen, as 90 our
country at large, Cn having al the head of the
government a President who. upon one oues-
ton at least, has SrItt and couscien,i GUS "a
gard for the Constitution who has not swer-
'ed from his integrity IN, Tue discharge Of one
OF the highest duties devoving en- the Execu-
I'e-WhD has preserved hts own consistency
by aVeraS lhe blow aimed at our Liberties
through an attempt 10 establish another mopied
corporation with powers enough to DESTROY in
oIVIdua! freedom in elections and 10 ovarsdad-
ow the blessings OF our republican institutions
who has tearlessly asserted and faithfully
exercised his constitutional pretogauys, that
this Tree and most perfect system Of civil nov,
ernment may 0e administered by MEN and not
by MONEY. And, gentlemen, may add thai
III the ability and dellrmlnation of The Presi-
dent 10 maintain the government Gu principles
purely republican have the most abiding con-
6dence.
Accept for yourselves and for those whom
you represent my bes wishes.
Your fellow citizen,
ANDREW JACKSON.
MesNrs J. p NARDrlck, aud others, Com
mittee.