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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
Proceedings
On THE VETO MESSAGE.

FRIDAY, reO. D, Iofl'
Mr. Watkins offered the following reso-
Buttons:
Resolved, That his excellency, the gov
srnor of this state, in his message this day
communicated 10 this house has clearly
demonstrated that he himself is justly to
be viewed az the author OF all the mishaps
which have befaIlen tho people of the state
IN consequences Of the operations Of the
Mississippi Union bank
Resolved, That. had his excellency as
aforesaid, acted in strict conformity with
the requisitions Of the law Incorporating
The Mississippi Union bank, he would ne
yer have executed or delivered to the said
bank any Of tho state bonds whatever, un.
4 Ill all the subscriptions by individuals as
contemplated in the charter, had been
made, declared and secured by mortgage,
according TO the true intent and meaning
Of the act Of incorporation.
1 X solved, That the message aforesaid,
n. tissue Of folly, nbsurdity and wicked.
nes, and justly deserves tho condemnation
zOfall honest and discreet men.
Mr. Lcmly moved tina, said resolutions
bslaia on tho table. Tho ayes and nays
Peing called 70, by three members are as
follows:
Ayes.-Messrs. Aeker, Besancon, Bell,
Berry, Bone, Bynum, Downs, Durham,
Ddanc, Ellis Of Jasper, Ellis Of Newton,
Evans. Fore Frost. Grinstead, Goode,
Harrison, Holland, Harrington, Kilgore,
Jones, Lemly, Lcake, Lowe, MCGOWAN,
Moody, Marsh, Owen, Prewelt, Pickett,
Rayburn, Ruff, Roberts, Robinson, Shoe.
maker, Turner, Terrell, Tompkins' Wag-
hler-39
Ndy.-Messrs. Allen OF Marshall, Al.
en- Of Kinds, harrington, Baldwin. Bur
u', Billups, Cunningham, Crump, Dunn,
pnughn, Dickson, Field, johnson. Muir
bison, Means, Moore, Maury, Mabry,
Norris, Offa,t, Rlnnells, Shelby, Smiley,
swari, Thompson, Wilcox, Watkins,
Vood and Womack 30
% The resolutions were laid on tho table.
Mr., Resancon moved that 500 copies
the governors message be printed
he ayes and nays on said motion being
allied for, are as follows:
Aycs-Messrs. Acker, Besaneon, Bell,
erry, Bradford, Boon, Bynum, Durham,
'ralne, Ellis OF Newton, Fore, Frost,
faves, Gfinstead, Goode, Harrington,
larrI'on, Jones, Kilgore, Lemly, Lowe,
cake, Moody, Marsh, MCGOWAN. Prev
Shoemaker. Turner, Terrell, Wagaicr,
saasuu-Jl
Nap,-Allen Of Marshall, Allen Of
ilnd;, Barnes, Barringer, Baldwin, Bill.
", burrus, Cunningham, Crump, Dunn,
,'cEson, Downs, Draughn, Ellis Of Jas
Evans, Field, Inge. johnson, Means,
,oan', Moore, Maury, Mabry, Oven,
ucseit, Ruff, Robinson, RunneIs, Shell
Smiley, Stewart, Thompson, Temp.
~, Wilcox. Watkins, Wood, Womach,
~ sLlam'on and Ye,ger-S9.
% Inc motion to print was lost.
PolNTS-OF A GOOD COW
,n 'ong IN her face, she's fne in her horn.
4, oSAlckly get iat without cake or corn;
be,, S .an N her jaws, and full in her chineu
l'a'y IN fanl, and wide in her lOin.
,I, ,%cad IN her ribs, and long in her rump,
Nj, ~. ana hat back. WlthoNi eveP.a humps
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
Application
FOR ALLOTMENT OF DOVER

EOh ALLO vi Elm Or LIZ w LIN.
WDUBLIC notice is hereby given, 10
all persons interested in the lands,
tenemenis, and he redtamenls Of Litlleton
G. Hubbard, deceased. late OF Holmes
county, that ] shall on Monday, the LIST
day OF March next, apply TO the Judge Of
the Court Of Probates Of Holmes County
and State of Mississippi, for the allotment
of my dover, in the following lands, of
which my late husband was seized and
possessed, during my coverture with him,
to wit: Lot number |, in section 80. town
ship Is, and range 2 east; containing
l02 acres. ALSO, the north half Of the
east half Of the north east quarter, OF sec
lion number l, township Ia, and range 2
east. ALSO, lot number 3, Of section
number 81, township Is, range 8 east
so acres. ALSO, the south
east quarter Of The south east quarter, and
the west halfof south east quarter Of Sec
ton 10, township and range east and
the north east quarter ofnorth east quarter
of section 80, township Is, range east.
MARY HUBBARD, Widow
OF Littlelon g. Hubbard, decd.
Dec. IL. S. 4w. pr. fee d7 50
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNI.
TED STATES.

Southern District of Mississippi.
NVHE Hon. Samuel }. Gholson, one
u Of the Judges Of The said Court,
having ordered The Marshal to adjourn the
November term of the court to the first
Monday Of February, notice is hereby
given TO all persons whom It may concern,
that on said first day Of Februery the ad
journed term Of said cour, will be opened
at the city of Jackson, where all jurors,
witnesses, and other persons interested are
required 10 attend.
BY order Of the Judge,
VIM. nj. GWIN.
Marshal of the Southern District Of Mi.
Dec. 90 10-tc-[V. Sentinel
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
POSTPONEMENT.

DISAPPOINTMENT.
The following sale is postponed until
the 80. Monday in March next.
SHERlFF'S SALE.
ID. nj. Haddock, ct.
II Roberts, ct. al.
II etarnable TO Holmes Circuit Court &c
April term l94l.
WHY virtue OF the above stated firei
I'D facious from the Clerk Of the Cir.
cult Court of Holmes county, Mississippi,
and to me directed, shall expose TO
public sale to the highest bidder for cash
before the Court House door of my county
on the
3rd. Monday 18th day Of January 1871,
The following lands, tQ wit: the west
half south west quarter north half east
half south west quarter north half east
half south east quarter Of section II,
township -, range ] east north hall
west half north west quarter north half
east half north east quarter Of section a
township ID. range east north hal
east half south east quarter section 10
township 10, range ] east.
Levied on as the property Of Sanford
". Wilson, 10 satisfy plaintiffs debt and
cost Of suit. Dec. l6, 1910.
]. ID. WYATT, Sheriff,
OF Holmes county, Mi.
Dec 10. G ids. Printers tea d32.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
POSTPONED.

| POSTPONED.
The following sale is postponed trtit
Monday the 2sd. February.
| MARSHAL,S SALE.
Robert Jaffrey & Co.
" ais vend exponas h
A. M. Mayo.
Charles Anderson VI.
ys ais yend exponas q
A. M. Mayo and surilies
f =. .. Granniss q Co.
" ais vend exponas
A. M. Mayo aadsurities
HAN .Downer a. Co.
nv W vend exponas
Barrett d Taylor and suritises.-.....,ra
Faber d Merle
vsais vend expopaS
Mayo, Bole and suri,ies.
Az Retmnable 70 he United S.ote, Cir,
Csart, 70 Nay term lS4i. a
4 virtue Of the above stated wss
TTo;,s5 e Sl to me DIRECTED from the Hon
arn GtEcuit Court, for the South
g Ts.s q Mississippi, | will on lhs
(. 49,. l'iird Monday IN February MEAD.
e cdo'. g public sale, for cash. before .hs
~ . .: Rouse door Of Holmes county, al
d. e .'gni, title and interes, tho said dslsa-
or,s nalh 10 Or to the following dsscrih.a
riSps..y, 70 wit: Houses and lots ID H.
i 49, sa;s :, Franklin, and known 90 tho NAP
az. ~, y i ~ as lots number IA, %, sS,snd
p,, 7, /. e. number L. also The west bell
cu ,,, sase quarter and east half north wet
ses,;or . q soa east half north east Quarlsrd
81 ss' sII u: and south cas-, quarter SInchs
lain; n. !. @o ..owuship ID, range 8 sasl, Con-
- avV acres moro or less.
and v w,lI Z % ss.hs property Of A.M.lhys
v VEN ~. g sold 70 aatisfy iSe above asIss
- aAponaa aad cost Il suia.
II Y. M. GwIN, Marshal \
asp,ila. Is Y NJ. =. Ferguson r. 2. y.
W.; Job Printing
"AA1LY ExEcUTED HElE
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20

CAhHIAUE hEFA1hINU.
TEY III Il subscriber takes this method OF
III returning thanks 10 those who have
50 literally patronized him heretofore in
The above named business, and asks con.
linuance Of the same. He has a good as
sortment Of well seasoned lumber for Car.
riages and Wagons--also several wagons
on hand--his prices shall be suited to the
times, and his work inferior to none done
in the State.
o. Particular attention paid to repair
ing Carriages with neatness and dispatch.
Ks earnestly solieits a patronage thas
will enable him to pay off his old debts.
JULIUS II. MAYOss4
To- 90 1911 II sc
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
-POSTIP'Ol;NEDli.....

10 OANGA%s
/. The following sales are postponed unll
the 22d. February.
MARSI4AL'S SALE.
n. III. Osgood, 4 Co.
W. ais vend exponas
Jeremiah Dickson ct al and sufiiM
ResurnGble 70 Me United States Circm
Court, TO May term, lS4l.
EMY virtue Of the above stated vena.
exponas to me directed from tn
Hou. United States Circuit Court, for III
Southern District OF Mississippi, ] will e.
nose 10 public sale, for cash, before th
Court House door Of Holmes county, on lh
Third Monday in February nert,
all the right, title and interest the said d
sendant Lemual Doty hath in or to thu
following described property, to wit: Ths
west half and south east quarter Of section
II, township Is, range 3 east, containing
$50 acres more or less; Levied on as ihs
property Of Lemuel Doty, and will be sold
10 satisfy the above stated vend. expopas
and cost of suit--Also the west half south
east quarter and south west quarter Of sec.
ton / land east half south east quarter Of
section 2, the east half north east quarter
of section IL, the north ives, quarter north
half south west quarter Of section 70, all in
in township -, range 8 east, containing
GAO acres more or less.
levied on as the property Of Jones Har
w, and will be sold to satisfy the allow
stated vend. exponas and cost Of suit.
w. M. GWIN, Marshal,
BY r. M. Ferguson, D. M.
Jan. 10, lS4l.--l0-tds-pr's fee DIG
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
POSTPONED.

Baker ~ W0Sa
We vend. exponas
Bratton 81 Fisher and suraies -.
Returnable to the United States Gnia
Court, to May term lS4l
10y virtue Of the above stated yendn.
ND ponas to me directed from the Hn.
United States Circuit Court, for The SsA
ern District Of Mississippi, I will es@
TO public sale, for cash, before the ca.
House door Of Holmes county, on tn
Third Monday In February nen
in the hours prescribed by law, all thssM
title and interest the said defendant NY
Eakin hath in or TO the following dischbH
property, 10 wit The west half soulk VT
quarter Of section number Ii, towuIP
IA, range 2 east, and east half south ut
quarter dissection 10, township IA, nls
2 east.
Levied on as the property OF NJ. LIZ
kin and will be sold to saiisfy the lhp
stated vend. exponas and cost Of suit
w. nj. GWIN, MarsnL.
BY p. M. Ferguson, D. NJ
Jan. 10, lS4l-IO-tds-pr's fee 81
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
POSTPONED.

POSTPONED.
The following sale is postponed until
the SD. day Of February.
MARSHAL'S SALE
Buchanan, Hagan, & Co.
VS. ais e "a
Samuel Nelson, ct al and surities.
RetwnGble to the United States Circuit
Court, toMGy term ls4l.
DY virtue Of the above stated ais. f. IA
I'D to me directed from the Hon. United
States Circuit Court for the Southern Dis
Of Mississippi, J will expose TO public sale
for cash, before the Court house door, in
the town Of Lexington, Holmes codnty,
or the
Third Monday IN February nSrt
all the right, title and interest the said de.
PENDANT hath in or 10 the following de-
scribed property, to wit: All Of section 81,
the south half and north west quarter OF
section %, east hall north east quarter and
south half west half north east quarter OF
section 80, west half south west quarter
and west hall north west quarter Of section
50, south hnlG south west quarter of sec
sion %, all in township 10. range 8 east,
1880 acres more or less.
Levied on as the property Of John Mel
son, and will be sold to satisfy tho above
slated 6 IA and coat Of suit
W. M, GWtN, Marshal,
BY r. NJ. TsguOon, D. NJ.
Jan "a, ie4I,--lo-tas-Psb fee dis
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20

HERIFF'S SALE.
Jones Harry
W vend. expo.
William r. BSiggS
Retmnable to Holmes C.rctdt Court, April
Term, I64l.
.MMY virtue Of the abosc stated case, I
I. 3 will proceed to sell for cash, at tho
Court House door Of Holmes County, %
Third Monday n February asst,
The following property, TO wit: One Ioi 10
The town Of Franklin, Holmes county,
known as lot number s, in said town, Il.
tending sixty feet on Washington street,
and running back lorty5eeij also, the wes.
half of north west quarter Of section twep
~. Of ,ownship, IS, iange a east.
Levied on 10 thS property Of deiendam
William II. Briggs, and will be sold d
satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
JOHN ID. WYATT, Sh'f.
BY JOS. D. WILLIAMS. DIS.
Jan. IA, ls4O.-l0--tds. prs fee do
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
LAND AND NEGROES.


RY virtue Of deed of trust executed
~ by William H. Glasscock to the
undersigned Trustee, the said Trustee
will onthe eth day Of March next, on
the plantation OF the said William H.
Glasseock in the county Of Holmes, &
State Of Mississippi, expose to public
sale for cash, the said plantation and
Negroes, OF which possession will be
given Immediately, also at the same
time and place about twenty likely
slaves, horses. mules, oxen, cattle, hogs,
&C.; corn, fodder, oats, and wagons
and gear, plantation utensils, house
hol and kitchen furniture and many
other things too tedious to mention
should all the property aforesaid not
be sold on the day aforesaid, the sale
will be continued from day to day un-
Ill all be sold. The notes Of the Bank
ofthe State ofAiabama, or any Branch
bank, the Planters and Merchants bank
or of the bank of Mobile, in the state
Of Alabama, and Of other banks which
said Trustee may consider equivalent
to the notes aforesaid, will be received
in payment, and such title conveyed as
is vested in the undersigned Trustee.
BIT. MOORE, Trustee.
January 8, 1840.-9-tds.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20

TAKEN UP BY Shelton Dennis. ona
bay horse, black main, tail and legs, {,
small spot Of white on the left hind foot
star in his face and snip on his nose, about
IA or l5Ihands high, 9 or 8 years old; no
other marks or brands perceivable, ap.
praised TO SIXTY FIVE dollars.
Jan. 3d.. IL
nTANKg FOR SALE HERE
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
poINTs.oF A GOOD cow

Il. PolNTS.OF A GOOD COW
I'M 'O ing ~ her face, she's 6ne in her horns
!, lucky get iat without cake or corn;
Ia, Am IN her jaws, and full in her chinon
,'a'y ~ ianls, and wids in her lOin.
,n;as Oaa IN her ribs, and long in her rmp,
h,,, 81 and fat back without ever.a hump;
h., s,"s ~ her hips and calm in her eyes,
\, : 'e 10 her shoulders, and thin in her thighs
k,,~gnn. N her mech nnd small 10 her tail,
Be-, A., IN her bteasl, and good at the pail;
Ash, ~ ~ hef honey and silky Of skin
1SS'AsieIse withnOA and 4 hnknhnvnA. within
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
J0HNE.WTLTT7MS STr.

s'rey az lalc and Justice OF he Peace.
wv lib practicein any Of the courts
sss,. Of the stats. His Office is at
'I al, Holmes county, Mississippi.
|i,s %ou'e y FFanhiir Eaolmes County MIs-
F'btuasyeIa. a..
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21
THE ORIGIN AND CAUSE OF THE EXCESS AND
ABUSE OF GOVERNMENT PATRONAGE

The greg. error which pcryades the General and state GO
vernuents rs well the Municipal institutions ef this eou
trv X the rea, number of officers AID the vast amount OF
patronage which is under the control ard the disposal OF
the various executive ard administrative bodies lne!
gent men row and feel that the plan OF government feF
nshcd in our Constitution altogether artificial and
complicated than required representative republic
1t IS also verv obvious that the natural operations of govern
ren and the tendency of legislation is increase rather
than diminish the evils arising from this OF simplicity
in our fundamental Institutions The first radical error 10
which we have alluded * altogether irrecdiable and after
the habits OF The people formed they are, upon
our existing institutions any attempt change either the
or the other without revolution would be found pract
cable.
The errors of legislation consist mainly governing nad
regulating 100 ,luch-n divergng still further from M
simple forms which ought perhaps, have been embraced m
our primary constitutions but which nc-n creating n
erou Boards Buyeaux and Departments at an enormous cS
pense that are great extent useless and
short in ncreasin. the patronage the Government and
equenty the expense fit without good and sufficient
cause These errors can ell be corrected by the
BY which they have been produced bad law can be re-
pcaed and corrupt Administration removed By the surageS
of the People This is the basis which political parties
are formed IN Kris country ana i!lc i-,-1IV'47
good and sau,ary or they bad Are the men IN ece
honest or corrpt-are legitimate subjects OF inquiry and
constitute in all cases the between the two great
political parties.
In regard 70 individuals Of all classes those political Or
cc,s are the most mportan; that immediately affect Their
interests For instance a Merchant OF tins City, the
acts OF the Common Council of more direct IL
than proceedings OF the Stae Legislature and the
latter more so than the dongs OF the General Government
AID the reason very obvious In this City we arc bound
to redress grievances they must go unrcdessed
We have claim upon persons residing Out OF our limits
for assistance So the State Administration It's merits
can only passed upon by citizens of the State But our
incrcs, in the acts of the General Government much
more remote and contingent. Indeed, If State and City
Governments well administered, have not much to
fear from the Observation-Disclosures Of the General Government
Accordingly becomes duty in the first instance, to at
tend to the interests of domestic institutions which
propose pursue although il has not been usual
and may render very popular with readers As
Son. therefore, as collect and arrange the materials
shall seriously about thorough investigation, into
the abuses of political patronage in this City and State
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21
THE TRI n D.
,rwy wong WEDNESDAY MORNING, AFrIL 81.

r., co,,e,,ou1ests-We received several s to
,.d by ,bs death of Pre-iden Harrison ano inc .,cs,
n. >,rv Some Of them arc wholly unworthy, If tbe
No \, % come Up to the standard of the deay and altogether
, and ~. therefore withhold them from inc I'd c TINS,
.rb. writers will not Of complain OF e dc,o,
H.. I'll, r.,c,anr acque-ce in the prePriety o. ~
Sx.,,i Complaint. have De- To- the Trbune
esJlinr vice for the Pssln' .o -, n
OHcc o asoertainec tha' s'e'u
we ha'e Iaeoe - n. stoppase of that paper nave oe
the taIe De'"oc' L. WON were
the ripuoe 70 for this paper 10 Prevsn.
had nkewise in Second and Fourth "afus
wouid INFORM those Wards ~ not carry the Democrat
- an nens,ue wnnt back NUMBERS OF tnc
whether three fan set are 'eq1e'
~ ~ - e,d 10 this Office them Nzedidtey We caa 'SPP!
- we may be able do so soro'ro" ah'
w, have printed asrnall number purpose 10
a.. onr friends cheerfully dc long As He can
to-day
~ To Friends down tovn.-tof inc eo NV ".
IF our fri,Se the First have arranged WIS M"
Hale Of the Merchants Ne~sRoons in wall rear nv
ycaiye subscriptions for HE
win always open for the avor Of our Tenos ron ,h
till dark every weekday and those wishing TO DC
paper will pleaas vita pr maze 0'"s" F
always for sale at his Newstoom Price, One 'en'-
NJ Our Subscribers will please the Carriers sNPee.
week and consider themselves patronzng US but oens WIN @
only We papers and ooh 10 mem o
payment We do desire pay in advance from CITY ou0
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

Mr.. EDITOR :-IVhen rIH learn TO tcre good En-
ciisk la and very respectable paper called the
Northern Light published in Albany page 10, there is
the margin respecting the procurement of salt by
solar evaporation In the last it is written
much purer article alainGGle, than could eyer
before procure, Sness purchase foreign salt This Is
good English aHainadle should be O6taina6le
In an article taken from the Nerark Daily 4dcertiser
Obedience the first line thus: Mothers learn your
children govern themselves. Learn for teach should
never find its way into good writing.
In Connecticut paper, called the Congregational o.
serrer teacher who signs his T. L. Wright, ADVERT
sing Family School, writes thus; For this purpose, he
has leased the former weknown beautiful this
means, he has hired the mansion for his school He is
said bo classical scholar. Suppose should write
have sold house for my family instead Of g have
bOught it, What should think of his scholarship?
1t is rcggencc in education which has introduced
the of for by Clergy Sing four
ses, instead of "a four s.on=as" What would Watts
Dryden, Cowper say if they could hear such language in
pulpts : Il in Metr writings. W.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

PRESIDENTS MEssAGEs.-Mr. +. Walker, ll2 Fuiton-st
has recently published The ADDRESSES AND MESSAGES oy
THE PRESIDENTS OF The UNITED STATES from Washing
tons Harrisons Inaugural inclusive They form large
olue of go pages, and enriched by succinct
Biography and excellent steel Portrait of our late lament
ell President This volume of substantial and decided
value and do how asy library well be deemed
complete without it.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21

officers are generally taken hardly be driven save by the
pressure of public calamity, feel exert any influence IN
political matters It hard work them twenty rods
to the polls To talk this class using Banks as engines OF
political ambition is 10 talk Let this subject De
discussed NOR. nationally its vital importance demands IL
New-York tribune., 1841-04-21
WING Gain from last ar......I,2f9.

WING Gain from Inst year. .....I,2f9.
I've votes cast for Root II. Morn. allowed and
counted by the County Robert H. Norris
Three others for Rober, Morris urged upon the Board
but disalowed finding that three others than the
Snatcher had better title that So his
stated yesterday, falls below 400
There were a. scattering beside Morse
The LocoFoco of the Sixth Ward returned for
Rob H. Morris, instead of Robert The Board amended
the The Clerk of that Ward be something of
a wag punster bu, he should have INDUCED his
propensity in official paper of SUCH When
things is solemn, treat EN- solemu.'
Mr.. Schenck, who appeared from the Eighth Ward,
learn had no authority show from the Ward and egu-
lar
We are assured that Inspectors for the Waerstrcot
District of the Fourth Ward adjourned the close OF the
Poll instead proceeding Immediately the law
esuircA this requist;on is positive and intended
guard against amperng with the ought be
strictly obcyed This Disc, gave Morris $50 majority
10 We have been requested the vote of the
Third Ward, which copied from the Standard. The
true vote for the several candidates is as follows;
alderman Whole No.. 1922 Egbert Benson 1871
AssistGnt ''..130l: ]. a. Underwood 1885
assessors Hugh Martin. 1885: Asa Hall 1881
Collector -. Philip Pietch 1880
~ We hear with great pleasure that SiLAs NJ. Sill
has been appointed Marshal Of the States for this
Distrc, Mr. Stlwcll those Wigs abandoned
ethe Jackson party while the zenith of power 1884,
upon that arbitrary Removal Of the Deposits the beck of
one mani other words when Jacksonisn becaEe Des-
po,i.n He ha. since been ardent and interchangeable op-
position the Van Buren, ascendancy He has labored
mere thai, any other for the abolition OF Imprisonment
for Debt passage General Bankrupt Law, and other
measures hunanizc the laws concerning the relation be-
tween Creditor and Debtor He has suffered severely from
the great cvlsion but has maintained unsulied charc
ter and manly par, through all There other deserv
ing and excellent Wings who candidates Tor the post
one ut least whom knew better and esteem less than
Mr Slwc-buw rejoice that the latter has been appointed
= The National Gazette announces fourth letter from
Mr. Biddle forthcoming. Very good. Let Us have Oh
the rascas unu,aked who aided break down the old O.
5 Bank and who have shared the plumber Mr. Bdle and
ms friends have been we'll pepPered the Committees Re-
port when they get through answering We shall probably
have the whole mystery of inquty.