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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-07-07

4 Great Work. = The Croton AYuednct,
Y. Iork.-Messrs. Stevens, Ward, Ring,
and Birdsall, the water commissioners,
have been making Journey through the
aqueduct, entering at its mouth, the Gro
ton river, and pursuing their course along
the tunnel thirty.three miles, sometimes
above ground and sometimes below; occu-
pying in the whole three days. The gen.
eral condition Of the work they found good,
and the small checks and some openings
lett to draw the water while the last finish
was being put upon the work, have been
directed to be closed up. The line OF
aqucduct and the dam will both be so far
completed as TO introduce the water into
the city by the time proposed by the COM
missioners-on the 4th of July. The
pipes across the Harlem river are already
laid, and have been filled with water to
prove their tightness and ability TO resist
the head, which is about 100 feet. In
both respects the proof was satisfactory
The best of fine boots, imported from
France. under a nominal duty only, are
selling in Baltimore at $3.50 per pair
At the same time, France taxes our tobac'
CO about 900 per cent, and this IS what
some of our wise ones call :" free trade
.Snotp IN yune.--0n the Sth INST. snow
was falling all day at Bennington, VI. ant
ice was formed Of considerable thick
ness.
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VOLUME Mi. ]
t.. HOLT0N,
rd;tor. Proprietor a. Publisher.
TERMS:

TERMS:
r.o Dollars and Fifty Cents ifPaid in advance.
M, Dollars if not paid within three months.
sr A. Tine Dollars and Fifty Cents if not paid
oil aner the expiration of the ,ear. No paper
s ssss7npued until all arrcaragcs are paid, except
a tss option Of the Editor.
advertisements inserted al Ono Dollar per
,s,e nc liaes or less, this sized fype,) for the
~, Insertion, and p cents for each continuance
c,,'rt advertisements and Sheriff. Sales charged
o; ~, cent. higher; and a deduction Of 33I par
sent will be made from tho regular prices. for ad
vrrtisers b. the year. Advertisements inserted
rsophly or quarterly 81 per square for each time.
S.mi aonlhly IS cents per square for each lime.
AGENTS.
calE.M. Cochran. Meeklenburg, NC.
chas. ". Harris. Mill Grove. NC.
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ments. aud he semi TO the table, resolutions calling for
copies Of a large number. -
In tho course Of his speech message fIom tie Sen
ate announced informing the House that thu
Senate had rejected the Bill 10 repeal tie Bank
rupt Law. MIR. A. said this good iar tho
iae ofano,her Of the projects Vi the gentleman from
Kentucky.
Mr. ADAMS now advcrted to the case Of Graves and
Wise, who proceeded against four years ago. on ac
count OF the Ciey duel and read the reports Of the ma
Ioriy and minority OF tho committee To whom the sub
referred, both gthg 10 s,isialn the position I've
had assumed that the House could try him.
and he called for the reading Of certain parts Of them
nlr. WISE now wished To saya few words Mr.. A.
gave way Mr.. w. said he was glad to have opp,r
unty to yindcale himself in the presence Of the House
and the large audience presentlooking the crowded
gaorics-trom the charge OF instgating and advising
the duel Of Graves and Cilley, lie had been charged
with being more guilty than the who pulled ,e
trigger lie glad 10 that the two Senators irrn
Kentucky who Cat that time represented that State were
now present, and he could appeal 10 them witnesses
that his advice mol the advice recdonor followed
was the advice of another. higher. better, dstin
gushed man, which was relied on lie stated too,
That all that ransprod on the ground was done By
sultaton with Mr. Crittenden and Mr. Menilee who
were there rs friends and advisers.
NorE,-lt was supposed by some perhaps a largo
majority present. that Mr. Wise alluded TO Mr. Clay,
when he spoke Of 'another, higher better, dstn
gushod man. but this must have been misapprehen-
sion, as MIR CLAY NEVER WAS CALLED uroN ron
MS ADVICE, AND GAVE NONE lie, however, did all
he could TO prevent the meeting taking place. gen
tenan in New York, Of pure character and high stand
ing. testify, well eminent pen in this dis
trct.
Nj. WISE said he had been informed by two or three
members from Massachusetts, that MIR A. had defended
him, Mr. w at public meeting, on the MERITS u
the cnse.
Mr.. A. called for their NAMES.
MIR. w would not give them but said he would give
them opportunity Of rising and and answering for
themselves at least present, rose, and
Mr.. Adams denied he had ever done MIR. Wise said
Mr.. Adams know the facts. hut from hostility him
with malice, prcponse and without the fear Of God be
fore his eyes, any regard for truth in his heart, he
seeks every occasion To reteraie the charge.
The Speaker called Mr. w. 10 order, and
| Mr. ADAMS went on and called upon his colleagues
who had given Mr.. w this information, il such were
the fact 10 iorward-hut After some
further remarks, Mr.. Bolts moved adjournment.
which was agreed To- So Mr.. Adams stl has the
floor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-14

eHOR SALE. my PLANTATION, in Nelson coun-
Il tv. within three miles of the Court House, and
from the James River Canal and contains between
six and seven hundred acres; lies well and is easily
improved. About one hundred and fifty acres is well ia
ken in red clover further description is deemed
necessary those disposed purchase invited
ammo Tor themselves Being determined 10 sell, good
bargain may be had. If not sold privately, before the
18Th day OF February 1872 it will on that day, the
premises, be offered the highest bidder upon credit OF
one, two and three years, the purchaser give bond and
good personal security and deed OF upon the land
to secure the purchase money.
And at the time and place. upon credit until
the 18th day of July 1912, Ten OR TWELVE
LIKELY NEGROES. stock of Horses, Hogs, Cows,
Sheep. and Plantation Tools Of every description.
FLOYD l.. WHITEHEAD.
L.,
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We ". STOCK.

WE OFFER FOR SALE. low Tor cash or III
w barter.
50 hhds Sugar. n. o., Porto Rico and vera Crr
from common 10 the best
800 bags Coffee. part extra fine
40 hhds., erces and bbs. n. o. and Porto Rios
Molasscs
do Syrup, very superior
do extra %
500 sacks Liyerpool fine Salt
200 do Ground Alum %
200 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
500 lbs. best Spanish Float Indigo
500 do Madden
100 casks Nails and Spikes Id To i inch
tons Trcdegsr Tyre Iron in. to 2 inches
10 do country Bar do
10 bbls Tanners Oh
10 hhds. Stone Ware assorted ut manufacturer
prices
100 boxes Sperm and 1allow Candles
25 do brown Soap
10 bags Race Ginger
10 do heavy Black Pepper
900 lbs. Green Copperas
30 bbls. llerrlngs and Shad
1000 lbs western Bacon
90 boxes s ~ II and 10 X l2 Window Glass
10 do 10 x II, very superior
2 terccs fresh Rice
5 boxes Starch
20 chests and boxes Ten, part attn fine q. Pow
der
Is doz painted Buckess
20 nests Iron bound Tuba
s do do large size
10 doz horse Buckets. assorted sins
30 doz Bed Cord 3, q and strsn
doz Corn Brooms
10 cases Tobacco Oil,
IS boxes Loaf Sugar, part equal to any won II
this market
900 lbs. East Boston Crushed do
900 lbs. common do
300 lbs. Sal Iratus
60 boxes Tin plate 3X
900 lbs. American Sheet Iron
800 lbs Zinc
% boxes Rasns
80 roams Wrapping paper
$50 do Fools Cap and Letter Paper
~ NJ Cigars, from common to very hne
1000 lbs. American blislcred Steel
500 lbs Alum
gross Backing, Sc, &c.
GEO. BAGBY Il Co
July 81 "
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.nrS. lhnS. 49,. Reins.

L. II II - y II l. " 4 u " }
DROPoSES opening a FEMALE SCHOOL. in
the basement Of the Baptis, Church. to commence
on Monday the 9TH Of February next.
Having been educated with special reference To the
business Of teaching, and having had practical oxlo
Renee IN the matter she hopes To be able give entire
satisfaction To those Parents and Guardians who may
pledges her best efforts to insure their advancement
the several branches OF their sudies well as to pro
mote their improvement, in and morals
TERMS.
Spelling Reading, Writing. and First Principles of
rthnehc, 81 p per month.
Grammar, Geography and History, 80 do
For the above, including Natural and Moral Philosophy
Rhetoric, Logic. sc. SIS per session Of 3 mo
Projection aud Drawing Of Maps. do
Music, 50 lessous Is
Poonah Painting, do
Drawing and Painting in Water
Colors. Landscape, SO. e 30 do
Mezzotinto do
Fancy Work, do
Embroidery, do
French Needle Work 80 do
REFER E.s'CES.
J. w. Smith, Esq, Principal of kalanmo
Seminary, Stannton.
l.. l.. Wadde Esq, Male A.
cadcmy, do
Hon. Judge Lucas Z THOMSON do
Mrs Henry Johnston Music Teacher, do
DIR. r. II Henry, Waynesboro
Nsthl Masse, Esq. Augusta Co.. Va
Geo Baghy, Esq. Lynchburg
John Hollins Esq do
Rev. f. J.. b. Shaver do
Apply to Mrs. Rcins. at Mrs. iancocks Boarding
House, Immediately opposite the Post Office.
Jan % ON
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$50 R r. w a Is ID i.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber time in Janua
III ~ last. my negro x Il " 4 l. %
years old, thick lips, feet or 10 inches high and a
toerablc bright mua,,o blacksmith by trade and
raised in Ptsylvana county. Va. lie may ondeavor to
reach his old ncigborhood. he may have obtained
traudulant free papers and made off for Ohio.
The above reward will be paid to any person who
will apprchend and deliver said boy to VIM Boyles,
ESQ.,, Stokes county. n c. ten dollars any who
will confne him in Jail thatI get him.
ADDRESS, VIM. Boycs, Esq, Boyles's Store. Stokes
County. n. c. DAVID HUNT.
Feb. 10 81
nJ- The Danvle Reporter and the Lcwisburg Wing
will insert three times and forward their to this
Office for collection.
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Low Prices for Cash.

VAIE HAVE on hand good stock of GROCE-
W RIF.S, which resolved osell low for CASH
Those wishing purchase will find it to their in,eres,
to give us a call before they buy.
GANNAWAY & NORMAN.
January 10 4w
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Rural Retreat Seminary, for
YOUNG LADIES.

FENIIF THIRD SESSION of the Rural Rc-
Il trent sem mary, for young Ladies,
Will expire the 81 inst. There will be, hereto
fore. an Examination.
The 4th Session Of six MONTHS will commence
Monday, the ih OF FEBRUARY next, and end on Monday
the 18th of August
Terms as before viz: For board dollars per month";
each boarder finding her bed and bedding. Where
these furnished by the Principal, $ per month will
be required.
For tuition, s. per month for all the branches of a
substantial, solid and useful Education. Music, French
and Painting at extra charges, moderate be
afforded. The Music and French Departments in this
School are under the of Miss Emma Willard Cur
tlss, young lady who educated al Troy Female
Seminary, \. v, School that susalns as high rcputa
ton. perhaps, any in the United States. Miss Cur
tiss has been engaged in giving instruction, in Music
on the Piano and in the French Language, during the
last session OF the School, at Rural Retreat and the
Principal takes great pleasure in saying. that he believes
her ,ccH qualified for the responsible office she holds
and that has given and will continue 10 give, entire
satisfaction He would refer the patrons of his School
and tho public generally, TO the following rccommenda
tons:
This NAV certify that Miss Emma W. Curtiss for
two years member of this Institution, that her moral
character rreproachable and her scholarship good
that in the situation which she has since occupied as
teacher. she has given h.r employers satisfaction, and 1t
is my belief that she will still deserve their approba
, ton. EMMA WILLARD,
Former Principal Troy r. s."
Miss Emma W. Curss was for several years
Der Of this Institution. and has subsequently, been, for
four years successfully, employed in teaching She is
well qualified nstrc in the various branches Of an En-
gsh education Music and the French Languagc-and
also possesses in high degree, those moral qualities
requisite in teacher. take pleasure in recommending
her worthy the notice Of the friends of Education.
SARAH l.. WILLARD,
Principal Troy Female Seminary"
1t requested OF these persons who intend sending to
this School the session that they let it DO known,
by the end of the present. at least before the com
mencenent OF the ensuing Session Each scholar. from
the time of entrance, will be regarded engaged for the
Session and deduction will be made for absence except
in case proraccd sickness 1t is also very important
that all should begn of the Session
Particular will be given to the morals health
and improvements Of the students.
G. W. LEFTWICH.
Jan 90 is
RIYSYNESS AND VISITING CARDS
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EXECUYOH'S .s'OEiCE.

A IL. persons having claims against the estate Of
IA Thomas Wilmington. IT,. deceased, are requested
bring them forward Immediately, properly auihontica-
ted. Ihose. who arc owing the estate, make i'm
mediate payment as longer Indulgence cannot be given
WILLIAM OGIESBY, executor Of
Thomas Nhen'on, jr., deceased.
Fob 81
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To Planters and others.

Wiz. subscriber will sell goods in his line at small
L advance on COST FOR C2SH His assortment
o. Hardware and Cutlery is very large embracing Tools
" all kinds. Building Materials, Saddlery, Looking
rlasscs, Cooking Utensils and every thing generally
kept In Hardware Stores. II. b. RICHARDS
Jan 81 ts
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AUCTION AND aSSlON
BUSINESS.
MEL T.1LHG7

EEt1kLE I.1LHOT.
n ANlNG taken the house recently occupied by Mr..
i II, McCraw few doors above the Franklin Ho
fe onders his services TO his friends and the public,
Auction and Commission Merchant.
He will attend to the sale of Real Estate Negroes,
Horses, and every description Of Merchandise.
Ills acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
groes, well pretty extensive acquaintance in the
contiguous neghborhood will afford him every facility
III the sale that species Of property His spacious
and cellar, will enable him TO keep in good cond
lon every article Of merchandise he may on con
tiqnmcat.
lie deems futile to make flourish Of promise and
vii" therefore, only say, that he will be grateful for pat
pnage, and those who besow it, may rely upon justice
at his hands
lie will take charge of Negroes to be offered for sale
either privately publicly, and board them at 25
per day until the sale is effected Reasonable advances on
property in hand
REFERENCES.
SmiHtson n. Daris, ST. John j. P,nris
Richard Iyce John Iioltins
Mckinney & .Nosby Henry Ddris
Nc Corhle g. Nc Daniel White, Iardy s. Urine
Burton &. Rodes Hancock & adams
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks, and send
coun, this office for collection
Dec. Is
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FOR SALE.

I HAVE. for salo . LIKELY FOU.N1, NEGRO
l MEN Bargains to be had by early application to
{. PHELPS.
Jan. IL "
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TIMOTHY SEED.
S.4LE or .v'EGEsOES.

IN Thur sday the 18th Of february. 1879. VIC Will
~ sell tor cash. AT the Market house. in Lynchbura
two very likely NEGRO BOYS
PAYNE < TURNER Aucts.
Feb 3 ,l7E
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1x& FIRST PACkI.T EO.s
GAAxGtI1 VIEW ERg.E.Y.y.S.

VIE regular Packe, Brig CREOLE. Robt. Ensor.
Master. will be ready to receive freight Tor the
above port on Thursday next, and will sail with all
possible despatch For freight or passage. having supe
Nor accommodations. apply to
LUDLAN & McRAE
Richmond. Jan 81 3w
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CLOTHS and C0ssi,,,ercs.

A LARGE Stock of new style French Csssmcres
n (superor any thing Of the kind in market) and
fancy colorcd and black Cloths; for sale, much below
the usual prices. JAMES A. SIlGLER.
Nov
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CASH FOR HIDES.

Will. give the highest prices for dried and raw
1 Hides, delivered at the Market House.
he subscriber will also receive them to be tanned
ares, and the work to be done by responsible
", as any in the State and delivered at the Market
House when tanned WIN l.. FAIR
Dec. q ,s
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ShaWIs, Handkerchief Il Scnrls.

o. EMBROIDERED Merino Shawls mode
o. colors. splendid
Sd Broche Shawls
"a Cheac Silk do
81 heavy PLAID do
"A black Mcrino do
Chcne and other fancy linndkorohofs
Super black silk Scarls large size
do Chcne silk do very rich and large
Small fancy Scars, rich patterns
These splendid Goods, and will be sold a fair pr
ces, by HUNT & WARD
Nov. n
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PAPEts. EAl'i:lI.!

PAPER. pApES!!
I HAVE in Store general assortment Of Paper,
i slsting OF
Plain and Ruled Cap
Plain and Ruled Letter,
Also. 300 realms Wrapping paper.
Buyers would do well to give call before buying
elsewhere. c. PHELPS.
Nov Is is
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For Rent,

MvSs OAKLEY, n Plantation containing abou, GO n
Es;,' eros Of cleared Land, with good Dwelling &c
-Eav within ! /. miles Of town. Apply TO
II. Is. RICHARDS.
Jan 6 IL
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M ApprcntiC want led
FE'O LEARN THE DYING BUSINESS Of good
Il character aud well recommended Apply to
A. RAMBlF.
Feb 7 81.
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LOOKING GLASSES.

LOOKING GLASSES.
M AIiOGANY frame Pier Glasses, all sizes,
V1 do do Mantle Glasses,
do do Toilet Glasses
Also large stock of common Looking Glasses for sale
very low. ii. Is. RICHARDS
Dec. g IL
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FRESH SUPPLY.

nF new and beautiful Chene Mouslin de Lanes
~ Florence Braid Bonnes. Chene Ribbons. Also.
new Style Plaid Nous dc LANES which will he sold
extremely low. JAMES A. STIGIER
NovS. is
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Selling OF Cheap for Cash.

VuNiE subscriber wishing to reduce his Stock Of Goods
L will sell great bargains for cash Call aid sec.
JAMES A. STIGLER.
Dee "a te
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Plough. and CultivatOrs!!

TINTIE subscriber is Agent for the sale Of the Justly
i celebrated PIOUGliS manufactured by Ruges,
Nourse & Mason, of Worcester, Massachusetts, These
Poughs have been introduced with great success into
Virginia and North Carolina Arrangements being
made to keep in Lynchburg, full assortment Of the fol-
lowing various kinds and sizes
No A !, ono horse No hill side horse
No A 2. one horse No |, do two do
No A 3, two horse No A 2, do three do
No A 81, three horse No A 3, green sward, 3 his
No Al, four horse No B do do :"
Nod do do :"
Also, Expanding Cultvaiors, article universally
approved by all who have tried them. These PIoaghs
will be sold prices suit the times. They
sdered superior any Plough heretofore offered to tbs
Farmers from the fact that the install mould board and
point is of the strength and character Of that used
competent supply Of Extra Points to suit the
nous slges, always On hand.
JANIS \. STIGJEE.
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THE FINE JACK,
u q II "a E'Nfc CO ~.

WI ] stand the ensuing season at mhorst Cour
w House. For particulars. see bills.
JAMES 5. IIIGGiNB OTfIAM
Fab n
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OS0cNS, (OzlNsTS, BOAOFfS, Nc.
DLAlN and bowed Satin Stocks
90 do Bornhaznc do
G., 10 do Merino do black and fancy
nP'ndld Chene Stocks and Scarfs
bsck Italian and coourcd and figured SILK Cravas
large lot Linen Collars, and Bosons.
winch We arc determined 10 sell.
HUNT & WARD
Nov. :.
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f. % X 3 II II N

r. % X = II Il II
A TRACT Of Land in Amherst county, four miles
~ ~ from New Glasgow. containing NINE HUN
DhED AND FORTY-FIVE ACRES; formerly the
property of Hill Carter decd For terms apply 10
sepl3 is
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The debate IN The cersnre Resolution was coaiinn
in ,he House IF Rcrrcscn'a's To-Day; but an ZAP
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PROBATE PRINTING.

1t almost seems foolish in w, to to this subject
again, We do So because friends says he expected
tain rocr would appear in the gehul neglected give
directions nj the Probate Oilcc.
All we can say is what we have said hcforc; if our
friends wish to have their Probate notices published in the
fscbry must make such arCques TO he Judges & Reg
.rS ofs Probaie dsricis-ohcrwiscn no direction being
sivrn,ihey will ms matter ofcoursc to the wing paper.
There is difficulty about the matter nj all. Only shy
that you sh your notices IrL!h,d IN The Age Gnd you
viii find them there, wthnu, fail We hope our friend,
will take such notice If this not to compel refer
to il again, l2g-9w
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4 China consents to pay in three year the sum
Of 2 millions Of dollars. e.
2. The ports Of Canlun, Annoy, Ningpo, md
two Others shall be open To English commerce.
., The Island of Hong Kong is pepe'ually ced-
ed TO her Brilanic Majesty.
4. The prisoners shall be restored.
5. I'm amnesty published.
q, The officers of the two NATIONS shall be treat
cd on foolins'of equality.
7. The Islands of Chusan anil kolong-soo shall
be occupied till full paynen, Of the tribute.
The prospects of an advantageous 'rado with
China had raised the spirits Of the merchants and
growers Of produce.
SYRIA. The troubles of Syria appear TO be rs
FAR from settlement ms ever.
From SpAIN.--An insnreclon had broken
out IN Barcelona, under Durando, but il appears
To have been surpassed,
PoRTUGAL.-Iuiest accounts fom Lisbon
represent the affairs Of Portugal us still in dis
lracted slaIc-,hc government bankrupt, and lrude
very much depressed
ALGIERs,-1he French appear to be pushing
their operations against Abd-el-Kadir with good
deal of energy, hut with what prospects of ultimate
success we are unaled TO say
BARCELONA, Nov, 30. The English ship OF
war, Formidable, Of so guns, was wrecked yes
lcrday near the mouth Of the I.obIcgat,
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STATE DEBT.

1t canno, have been forgotten with what viru-
lcncc we were attacked, in 1910 for asserting that
the state was in debt, 1t now appears that the
coons are compelled to admit that we were correct,
but attempt 10 obvale the difficulty in which their
extravaganza has involved them by pretending that
they have the power 10 abolish the school Fund
and appropriate the avas to cancel the debt. The
people will not be deceived by this shallow arice
The coons must NEE, their extravaganza, face 10
face, aud no dotging,