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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29
Saturday, .harch &c.

TIE OPnHTc uU MOI ST.
In the House If Representatives,, communication
was received from the Secretary Of the Treasury, cor
ectiup an error made by him on the 9Th instant,
specng Treasury Notes, in consequence of the over
sigh, of his clerk 1t appears, ",hat of the sum of 81,
o. 0G5 So [nocs bearing less interest than SIX per
cent, issued in March, April, and May, 1sll, the
amount redeemed is Sl,05G,736 IS, leaving balance
outstanding of 301 300 ~, which exceeds the esti-
mate of notes outstanding, as mentioned in the Secre-
tary's report, by the of 81 ,54G,30o ~
aIr. Wise resumed the Speech on the Loan Bill
lie began By asking, if it determined that John
Tyler at ali events, shall he .headed in his attempt
to do something for suffering country. MIR. Wise
continued, and replied great length TO Messrs Fill
more and Marshall No other gentleman spoke after
Mr. Wise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

n We have been compelled for Two papers 10 om''
the Address of Dr. Frascisco to the People of Louisa
announcing himself candidate for the county II
will appear on Friday.
IL We have various articles on hand, necessarily
laid over for our subseqnen, papers-Among these, the
Proceedings Of the Republicans of Dnwlddie, on the
alst inst, unanimously nominating VIM. Fl. GoodwyT
as their candidate for the House OF Delegates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

JAMES L HaMLErT, A!ros>rr At Law, viii practise re-
j nu!arly and attend faithfully all business confded TO him
in tho Court, the o Charlotte Halifax and Pi,tsyva
MIA He will Superior Courts OF Campbell county
l.1r Addrsss-HalaI Coa', Houss, virginia,
March 10 .d-"sV
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We have space for lis details to-day. We shall
give some of them in our next.
SxsArE- Thursday, March 2i-Mr. RIves rose to
present his Resolutions, in lieu OF Mr. Clays The sd
Resolution is follows:
8 Resoired, therefore, That much of the act emit
tied ''Aa act TO appropriate The proceeds of The public
lands and 10 grant presumption rights, approved 4th
September lS4l as aPprnpratcs those proceeds 10 me
States and Territories and to the District of Columbia
ought be suspended until the national debt already
contracted which may be contracted, shall nave
been paid and that the time, the said proceeds
be apart and pledged as fund Tor the payment Of
the interest and the gradual exthguisnent o. Tue pri-
cipal of such debt.
Mr.. Rives speech in our next.
Mr. Preston also addressed the Scnae-aDd submit
ted resolution of enquiry, calling on the Secretary OF
the Treasury for information whether the rate OF du-
ties under the Compromise Act will afford sufficient re-
venue for the economical administration Of the Co.
yernment-and what rate of duty will be sufficient
Mr. r. confessed, that he had himself been brought TO
the conclusion much too hastily formed, as he believed
would be admitted by all, that the finances OF the
country would be sufficient even after the abstraction
Of so material portion the land revenue, for the
PURPOSES Of Government. And lie would venture to
say, that had they waited in that instance until the IN
formation procured which they CID obtain before
the end Of that very session, the bill would not have
been passed.
After some debate between Messrs. Clay, Rives and
Preston, the Senate ad ourned till .Nonday
E-Thursday.-The Loan Bill sill under dis
cussnn--some siarp-shoo,ng between Messrs. Wise
and Fillmore.
Friday-On Mr.. Fillmore motion, resolution was
adopted Il4 to 76) for stopping all debate on Wednes
day on the Loan Bill for the Committee to act on the
amendments, and the bill reported 10 the House.
The Loan Bill then taken up-and whilst Mr..
Marshall addressing the House, the very interest.
ing Message, which we publish to-day, was received
from the President, by his Secretary Mr. Robert ~
Ter Many objections made TO reading II; but H.
nay on Mr.. S,eenrod's motion it was read. MI Mar
shall then proceeded TO comment on II, IN nc friendly
spirit MIR. Wise addressed the Committee It some
engh-but before he concluded, when it was so dark,
the members could each other few yards dis
lance the Committee consented TO rise ut his re.
quest go TO 36)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29
Mr.. BaWY's Speech.

UT. Bdyys oPttfH.
II We have devoted large portion of this day 8
paper 10 this mastery Speech. We wish 10 give 1t en-
ire. 1t is ore of the abest speeches we have ever
read agains, the Distribution and the Tariff Let ITS
length deter no from reading it, But let every sub
scrber study tand every Democrat hand round Inc
good things 10 his neighbor We trust that our bre-
thren of the Press will give it circulation and curren
cy in their papers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29
ID. NJ Uoyt IL Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office,
RICHMOND, Va.

DRAWING of Virginia Monongaia Lottery Glass D., drawn
~ March 25ih 1912:
q q is SC 20 IL Nc 80 IS 81.
The Tickets Schemes for April have 10 hand-"o
are ready to ill orders for them. - ,
March - itc-t
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Congress IF TIE @. $.

The conclusion of the Legislative Proceedings vii
appear Friday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

EliNFUEDs, BACON e. BASKERVILLE are this morning in
- receipt OF their entire Stock of
SPRING DRY GOODS.
which, having heen purchased much below prices heretofore a
for similar goods will be offered pnnctua ana eash
dealers such terms cannot fail 10 ensure sales.
attention o purchasers particularly
invited TO an examination Of Stock will offer heci
handsome styles oil Goods as they nave afey or
perhaps before met win.
Kirhmnnd March. l-l2. Us-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

THE Sheriff. Of counties Of Norfolk Nansemond Princess
Anne; Brunswick, Dmwid5c, and Geensviile; King and
Queen, King William. Gloucester, Mat and Middiesex;
Fiuvanua Goochad Louisa and Hanover Ioudoun and Far
Allegheny, Blh pocahsnas, Botetouft and RJ.noke,
Brooke Tyler aud Mersi Kanaw Mason, Cabel Lo
Nicholas fayee and Jackon and the Mayor ri the b.
rough of Norfolk will take notice. that elections be held at
their Couhouses and other places designated by Law for holding
elections fourth Thursday in April choose sera
represent their respective districts In the newt General
semhy. A. HAAsFORD, e ,.
March ooh 1870 l0i-It
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.
~ The Aa!ch No OF the Mes;tngerand very rich enc Is
will bs Issued on Wednesday, the 30th.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

j. G. GREGORY 81 Co.. Managers,
(hee on Main ID bcioto Nam aad li streets
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23

On The 18th instant, by ? Rednan, ESQ.
MF Fl H skeggs. 10 Miss Enely Fitzpatrick
On The 18th instant, by Rev W w Nc Ma
toa, Air Jasper JoIer, 10 Miss Julia Asion.
On the 18th instant, BY the same, Mr. Martin
Ship, 10 Miss NJ Mohon.
On he 18th instant, By Rev J. B. Wilson, Mr.
Nathaniel Mimns, TO Miss Mary Cooke.
On The 18Th instant, By II Hearn Esq Mr.
Johnson Adcock. to Miss Caroline Collier.
On the Isl instant bT Thomas Wilson. mer-
ter Of The Board Of Police. Mr. joel RtodeS, 20
Miss Mary Tighlmsn.
On the 18Th Instant, By Rev 7.n Mcmahon,
Rev Samuel Watson, of he Memphis Annual
Conference, 10 Miss Mary Dapres. of Deso,o CO.
MAY they through life's uneven ways.
Be blessed with heaven's divif est rays;
May they through tiEe IN wealth Increase
And live and dle in perfect peace.
May they III all that Ihey pursue,
Be calmly mild, and sober toe;
Nav they when times dull cares are DER,
Be waited 10 heavenly shore.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23
Etrays-NTarshnn Couutv.

TAKEN up by Willihm A. Carr. living
? miles South of Wa, rford, one sorrel horse.
white hind feet, small star in the forehead,
about ID l-2 hands high, or 4 years old
Appraised to $40. fDec l3. '42l
BY John Boaldnan, near Waterford.
large Bay Horse mule no marks or brands
perceivabei supposed to be s or 9 years
old. Appraised TO $40 [Dec. Is 40
BY William McAlexander. on cold wa
ter, 6 miles South of Mount Pleasant. one
light mouse-colored mare mule. years old;
no brands or marks perceivable- AppFais-
81 TO Sf5- 6. L. SWAN. Ranger
Dec %, 1912
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
GRIT TAeS2 G0A2 LIIE
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Mr.. & Mrs NEwsua having taken. for
the ensuing year. the commodious dwelling
house, occupied at present by Mr.. w Z
Williams, pleasantly situated, a short dis.
,ince west of the Institute. where they viii
De prepared 70 accommodate some s or 10
young ladies. No pains will be spared 10
render their situation comfortable and agree
able.
Price pr month. for board and lodging.
washing. fuel, lights sc $40. payable pune
tually. at The end ofthe session.
Mrs II. will give lessons 10 music to any
of her boarders who may desire it.
Y. T. NEWSUM.
Holly Springs, Dec. %, 1912.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Marshan
County Circuit Courf. September Term, 1912
B..;,,,;, !" n..,.. Bill for Divorss.

This day came the complainant by coun-
sci. and, whereas, itappearing to the salisfac,
tion OF the Court, that upon affidavit filed bv
Stephen Parker. that the said BENJAMIN Bar
bee IS net resident of the State Of Mis-
sissippi, Dat resides beyond the limits thereof.
it's therefore ordered by the Court. that the
fact charged in said Bill. be SET for hearing
at the next term ofthis Court exparte. unless
the defendant will then and there appear.
| plead. answer or demnr to the same. and that
. copy ofthis order be published in the Hol-
| " Springs Gazette. newspaper published
| in the town of Holly Springs for the space
ofthree months previous to the next term Of
this Court
The above Is true copy from the min.
u,es. A. T. CARUTHERS. Clerk
! 18th Oct le42
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23
r1,he state of sIississippi:-To all Der

THE State of 1IisSisSippi:-To all per-
i sons interested in The lands, fenements and
heriditaments of William G. Irvine, Deceas-
ed-GaEETINc:
You are hereby cited to be- and appear be-
fore the Probate Court of Marshall County,
at the Court House. in the town Of Holly
Springs, on the fourth Monday OF December
next. TO shew cause. if any you can. why the
lands. tenements and heriiIlaments of said
William @. irvine Decd. should not be
sold TO pay his debts.
HEtI Eitness,be Honorable JES
&L Sgp Sc LEWELLEN. Judge
a OF said Court and the sea
thereof annexed. tie fourth Monday Of DC
tober A. d. 1872.
| Issued October 9th 1872
Test, GoRDENTIA WAITE Clerk
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the firm of Nc
QuiIkin & Owens are requested to come for
ward and settle. as it is necessary that the
business of the firm should be closed
S. OWENS.
Surr;p;ng Partner IF Nc Quslkin Dozens.
n<The business will be continued BY
8 Owens 4 the old stand, where he would
- happy 10 accommodate his friends with
any thing in bis line st business
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23

Albert G. Ellis etai Upon opening
the matters of this Bill IL appearing 10 the
satisfaction of the Court. that the defendant,
Bobert J. Holbrook, is not an nhabtant OF
this State but resides beyond the limits there
OF, SO tuat the ordinary process of this Court
cannot be served on HIM Therefore i, is or
dered that unless the said defendant appear
before the Vice Chancellor, a: the Court
room in the town of Holly Springs cn the
Ffst Monday Of January ne1t.
and plead answer or demur 10 the Bill I
complaint aforesaid, the several allegations
thereof will be taken for confessed as to him.
and such order and decree made therein, as
the Vice chancellor shall deem equitable
and just And it is further ordered that a
copy Of this order be inserted in the Holly
Springs Gazette" newspaper published il
the town of Holly Springs. Mississippi once
a week for two months snccesslrely.
JAMES e. ALDERSON, Clerk.
CLAYTON & STEARNs Sorrs
! Oct IA, IS42-9t
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23

THE Undersigned. having. on The 10th
day of September. lo42, In the Probate
Court of Marshall county. Mississippi.
qualified as adminlstratfix of The estate OF
Thomas f. Slanbacll. Deceased. and obtain
ed from said Court. Letters of Administra-
ton thereon: all persons having claims
against the estate OF the said Thomas F.
Stanback, are therefore, required to exhibit
the same within the time limited by law. or
the same will be barred.
ELIZA ID. STANBACK:
Nov 25. 1912 Administratrix.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, A |
HOLLY SPRINGS.
I'm vacation. October Sd, Isz2.
John Murray,
Paul B. Barringer. ct. al.

PauI d. 6arElf9g6F, c. di-
UPON opening the matters OF tbs Bill,
II appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court,
that the defendants Charles Fisher, Thomas
L. Cowan. John II. Spears, James = A
Spears, William c Spears. Elizabeth Spears
Joseph Huie. and Thomas G. Pork are mol
inhabitants of this State, but reside beyond
the limits, thereof. SO that the ordinary pro-
cess OF this Court cannot be served on fhem,
therefore. il Is ordered that unless the said
defendants apnear before the Vice Chancsi-
lor at the Court room. in the town OF Holly
Springs, on the first Monday of January
next. and plead, answer. or demur. to the
bill OF complaint aforesaid. the several ale
cations thereos, will be taken for confessed
as to them, and such order aud decree made
therein, as the Vice Chancellor shall deem
equitable and just And il is further order
ed. that a copy of this order be inserted IN
The Holly Springs Gazette newspaper
published in the town of Holly Springs,
Mississippi. once week for two months,
successfully.
JAMES C. ANDERSON, Clerk.
Lucas & LANE, Solicitors.
October T. 1912 -S-9t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23
District Chancery COuri of the state
OF Mississippi, :lt HOLY springs
IN rac0ttoa-Septembrr 9th, 1912.
BaIaam d. Fields


Balaam ID. Fields
500 as. UPON
Robbins, Tingsley & Co.. ct. al opening
the matters ei this Bill, it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court, that the defendants
Robbins Tingsley s. Co.. are not inhabitants
of this State, but reside beyond the limits
thereof. so that the ordinary process of this
Court cannot be served on Them therefore it
is ordered by the Court. That unless the
said defendants appear before the Vice Chan
cellor. at the Court room in the town OF
Holly Springs. on the first Monday OF Janu
ary next. and plead. answer or 1emur to the
Bill of onplalnant aforesaid. the several al
legations thereof will be taken for confessed
as to them, and such order and decree made
thereon as the Vice Chancellor may deem
equitable and just. And il is further order
ed. That copy of this order be published in
the Holly Springs Gazette a newspaper
published in the town of Holly Springs, Mis-
slssppi, once week for two months sue
cessively.
JAMES c. ALDERSON,
Sept 10, 1S42.-5-9w. Clerk
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23
ORIGINAL TALES AND POETRY

By favorite and popular American authors as al
50 many handsome Engravings in illustration OF
the subiects-forming, aitoge Der, one Tie rich
est and most attractive lifts that can be presented
10 friend at the Festive Season, and ecl np
in style OF superior elegance
TERNs OF PuBLIcATIGN The " New World
Annusl will be printed On paper Of Extra fine
quail y on new ninion type, IN Doatls Extra
number (ociavo.) so that il can be bonnd up with
The new volume 1t will be printed by the 20th
Of December, in ample time 10 be sent by mail 10
the most distant parts Of he Union and Canadas
50 as to reach Subscr b.Ts 6tf0re NEw- YEaRS Day.
Orders should therefore be forwarded early. in
order 10 prevent disappointment. Price p cents
singie-Five copies for 81; Eleven copies for -.
Thirty copies for 50, and SID dollars per hun
dTed- The demand will Be very large. and A
gents Booksellers &c. must send their orders
promeiiy, enclosing cash, postpaid. This Extra
will be subject TO newspaper postage only. Ad-
dress j. WINCHES TER,
50 Ann-sfreet. N Y
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23
DISTRICT CIdNCERY COURT or
THE STATE .1F' MISSISSIPPI AZ
HOLLY SPIINGS--lN NACA-
1ION-SEPTENBER 5lh, 1872.

James 2. Peters, Cd. al.
342 u.s. Upon opening the
Eli Neelly. et al. matters Of this bill,
ii appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court,
that the defendants Eli Neelly, Julia Ann
Craig, Rufus Craig. Philadelphia Craig,
and Ann b. Craig, are not inhabitants OF this
State, but reside beyond the limits thereof, so
that the ordinary process of this Court can
net be served upon them, therefore It is or
dered That unless the said defendants ap-
pear before the Vice Chancellor. at the Courl
room, IN the town OF Holly Springs. on the
first Monday of January next, and plead
answer or demur to the bill of complaint afore-
SAID, The several allegations thereof will be
taken for confessed, and such order and de-
cree made therein as the Vice Chancellor
may deem equitable and just.
And it Is further ordered, That copy oi
this order be inserted in the Holly Springs
Gazette newspaper published in the
town of Holly Springs, Mississippi once a
week for two months successively.
JAMES c. ANDERSON,
Sept. I6, lS42-5-9w Clerk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23

Upon opening he matters OF this Bill, il ap-
u peared TO the court on due proof made, that
the defendant resides out Of this Safe, SO that
process cannot be served. II is therefore ordered
bv the Court that the facts charged IN said Bill,
be heard al the next term of this Court and that
copy Of this order be published in The Holly
Springs Gazette, public newspaper published
ia the Town of Holly Springs, in this State. for
the space of three months before the next term ol
this court.
Clerk,
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23
Tie New World Annual for 1913,
A MAGNIFICENT
Ghrfstnlag a;io Nsm=F Gift.
With Numerous Splendid Engravings.
Executed By The frst artists, erclusirely Ter this
IRn1al.

INnlaL.
In orderto celebrate the ensuing holidays in :
becoming manner. and in accordance with our
usual customs, the Publisher Of the NEW
WORLD announces MS intention 10 isSue n
CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YEAR'S PRES
ENf, which shall surpass all his former efforts
IN the beauty ofits illustrations ana tho variety
and value OF its contents Il will contain all the
most valuable and choice articles in
THE LONDON KEEPSAKE.
one ofthe finest and most costly of the English
Anruals-together with the choicest Tales and
Poetry from all the other English Annuals a
mong the Engravings will be given
A MOST BEAUTIFUL PICTURE OF
Her Majesty the Queen Of England !.
AND THE
prtnfe OF GUaIes, aTc the 29rtncss5
R0pdl,
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23

drawn on wood bY Chapman, and engraved br
Losing. The Literary contents will be admir-
bic, and present every thing worthy Of perusal :.
consisting of new and original Tales by Bulwer.
Marryat, Countess OF Blessingion. and other dis
guiShed English dnthorS. I'd will also contain
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23
marrffn

4Ae sslkea lie hat 6inds la0o siasag Aearis-'
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23

IN HOLLY SPRINGS.
Lots ON Section O. Township a, Range =.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23
TAE COLLECTORS SALE
FOR THE TAXES OF 1S42.------->

of of tlo
Marshall County State of Mississippi ON MONDAY THE 9th DA
following land
satisfy the State and County on said lands for the
wHha all said hnds-to
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23

The above land will Be offered Tor sale at
time and place above mentioned, between the
hours of IL A. NJ and p. M. Sale TO con-
tinue from day to day until all the land is
sold or the tax paid on said land, this the 25th
day of November, 1912.
JOHN r. McCARROLLs
Tar Collector Marshall County
Nov. 25, lS42-ll-tds
Printers fee, per tract, $500
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23

THE Undersigned, Trustees of PARIS Acad-
OF that institution on The 26sh ult., under the
superintendence OF Mr.. "A Stlih The examina-
tion was minute, critical, and thorough, and in
the highest degree credilabie TO both teacher and
scholars. The proficiency OF the students was
as gratifying as their department was exemplary.
The plan Of instruction and of examination
meets our most cordial appreciation and il adhe
red TO- il will render MIR. STIrH's scholars as iaI
superior TO those differently taught as the one
system, is TO the other. The custom OF ASST gning
parts or portions OF studg for examination, II
altogether discarded By Mr.. STITu as an imp0si.
tion ana an insult toC gross 10 be tolerated bg an
intelligent community. Being fully satisfied
with The result OF the examination, and the quail.
fications OF Mr.. STiTH as an instructor, We un
heSitatingiy, and cheeriuliy recommends him 10
all who deS ire their children to become scholars,
in the true sense OF the word.-1he next session
will commence on the lSt OF November neIt Tie
following are the
n E R HE 9 OF THON:
Spelling, Reading, and Writing, 5 600
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic
and History, 500
Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Chemistry, Book keeping kheI-
oric, and Logic, 1850
Languages and all other Sciences
NO. iH'i'1S1 &'' Nj. BowLEs,
q. NJ. PORTER,
w. A. THABPE,
T. COONEY,
L. THOMAS.
| Paris, Ten, Oct. Ia, 1S42-l4-7w
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23
NOTICE.

n q I Z T..
THE undersigned, at the August Term
1912, of the Probate Court OF Marshall
County, Mississippi, having been appointed
Commissioners to receive and examine The
claims of the creditors of the estate of An
drew r. Govan, Decd. reported insolven
by his exeeutrix. will meet at the Hol use @
Mrs Mary A. Pugh, in said county, on the
First iMossdays Of Deeem5er. Aprik end Aae
gust nert. for the purpose ofreceiying proc
Of all claims against said Estate.
CHAS. l.. THOMAS,
SAMUEL b. HARPER,
Commissioners.
November 7, l842-l3
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23

NOTICE
THE subscriber would inform the pub
lie, that he Will attend 10 the collecting and
closing of all accounts in Marshall and the
adjoining Counlies-Commission moderate
J. L. GILMORE.
Refer TO
II. Holmes & Co. DIS Taylor & Pitman.
J. T. Norheet, Capt. VIM. A. BoTen.
l.. Cage Il Go. Ia. Falc oner.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23

DfSl RICT CHANG ERY COURT OF TfiE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, AT EOLAA
SPRINGS-In vacation, Oc;obeT 10Th 1872.
William Proudfit
900 -
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23
JAMES C. ANDERSON, Clerk.

Lucas <. LANE, Solicitors.
October z. 1912 2-S-9t.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-30
GDe annerttaer
EDGEFIELD C.H
WEDNESDAY. March 80, 1912.

To Delinquent SubseriLTS.-lIavins COM
menced our seventh vnlume and feeling dcsir
OTIS Of making various improvements in our es-
tahlishmenL We are in want oil funds. TO procure
the necessary materials TO carry out our dcsir-
ed object; aud 10 whom are we u apply for
those funds but our patrons, who have been
supplied weekly. with the various news; and
some Of whom have no, paid one cent. for the
las, two or three years, for Subscription, Ad-
vertisug or Job Work. To those who aIc in
arrears for Subscription, and will liqudate their
accounts by the March court, we will receive
50 per year, bur afler tha, time we shall in all
cases exact 81, the terms Of the paper. We
have, al no time. since The paper has been IN
our hands, been very great dams. bu, find ,l'a,
the accounts are becoming so large on our
bools-. and money so scarce an article, that in
snIf justification. we shall have 10 adopt the
dunniRg, if not the cash system.
Wei hope our delinquent Subscribers will come
forward, nvE and ALL. aud save Us The trouble
pf sending, and themselves the eJpense Of being
waited on by n collector.