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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-23
EAGLE
Corner Of Third and Vine Streets,
WrE,LrAMSPoRT Pa.


VENHE subscriber respectfully announces to the
a public, that lie has opened Hotel in he com
m0dious brick building situate on the corner OF
i bTd and Pine streets, where lie will be happy 10
wait ppon those who may favor him with their
company. The Eagle Hotel is large and convent
en and furnished in the hest modem sty le. Ii Is
provided with a large number Of well aired and
comfortable sleeping apartments, rooms, private
paIloTs, &c. Persons visiting Wamspor on tu-
sness or pleasure msy rest assured that every ex-
ertlon will he used 10 render their sojourn at The
Eagle Hotel" pleasant and agreeable. His Table
will he supplied with the very best the msrke, af
ords and bis bar with The choicest wines and other
| liquors-ChaIgCs reasonable. The Eagle Hotel
possesses greater Advantages in pon, of location
than any other similar establishment in lhe borough.
being situate in the business part Of the town. and
within a convenient distance of the Court House
and Willisn,sport and Elmra Rail Road Depot.
Sufficient Siabling provided, and good and trusty
ostlers always in attendance.
Attentive, accommodating and honest Servants
have been emFIos ed, Snd nothing LETT nndone tha,
will add TO tho comfort and accommodation Of his
guests.
There will he a carriage always IN sitendarce at
the boat Landing to convey pssssE gers 70 and from
the House, free Of charge.
CHARLES poRRONs,
Nay iitb, iei:.-d
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.. W. e. =, z. TAylS@.

~. W. u .ss Is q. r. Z ~ - z.
nFFER FOR SALE. =, the south Fms, Cor.
. y net of Fin and Market Streets, phaadsL
Dhia--
Mems Culf.akn Boots si,chcd--watrantej.
do do 90 pegged do
DO do DO water proof, double solcs
and double uppors.
DO Calfskin do DO do nailed
aud uppers.
DO Heavy Water Leather Boots
do do Meats DO DO.
DO High quarter Shoes, Calf.skn.
do do do Crockers DO
do Fine MonIoes-warranted
do Cnif DO do
do Coarse do DO
do do Shoes DO
do Fine do do
DO Kip do do
do Calf and Seal Skin Pumps.
do List Socks with and without solcs.
do Carpet do do do
do Patent Warranted Waterproof Moccasns.
Ladies' do do do do
Ladies' tanned India Rubber shoes
Guntlemens' do Over shoes.
With every other description Of boots and shoes.
Fur Caps of every description.
Travelling Trunks of every description.
Venetian Travelling Bags.
Patent Gum Elastic Shoe Backing.
Bonne,s Of all kinds, Palm Leaf Hats.
Philadelphia. November IL. ls42.-ly.
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II A n X NOT IsT.
PENEsEJykTIs.

The following lis, shows the cur,cn, v,lre af ~
Pennsylvana Bank Notes. The mos, inpiici, -e-
hsncc may I've placed upon il. as i, Is e,tTy otetk
'afcfnlly compared with al d corrected from Di'k-
oeli's R,nor,er
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VIM. .s-ITf.MA1y g. CO..
.zsst1 ss !t ~ fGNIIi:;7a7zM.szsssl, fNI;azMszsAl
Commission & Forwarding Merchants,
Foot Of U'aloic Street Rail Road,

Commission & Forwarding Merchants,
Foot Of UUlotc Street Rail Road,
on rHE DELAWARE,
T HAVlNG associated with ihrm Joseph Barnet.
L late Of Enston, Pa, respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally, that they have ta.
ken that large and well known store and whn:f at
foot Of Willow Street Railroad, lately occupe by
Jacob Martin, where they purpose doing General
Commission and Forwarding Business, and from
the local advantages of the place being connected
with all the public Improvements that have their
outlet in the city, they flntter themselves they will
be able to do business to great, If not g eater ad
vantage and upon as reasonable terms as any other
house, and they assure their friends that any con-
sisnmen,s made to them shalt have their strict at
tention, and no exerons spared TO give entire sas-
faction.
They are also prepared to receive and forward
goods to any poin, on the Delaware and Lehieh
rivers, between Mauch Chunk Easton and Pha-
delphla, vim Delaware Division aud lehrh Canals;
also, to any point On The Junia,a river, or North
and Wts, Branches OF the Susquehanna via Schuyl.
kill and Union, or tho Chesapeake and Tide Water
Canals.
For The accommodation OF Boats coming or go.
ing via Schuylklll and Union Canals. S,e,mtoa,
will be Kept expressly for towing boats from the
Schuylkill around to the Delaware and back, which
will enable merchants to have their produce deli
vered on the Delaware, and their goods shipped at
a saving of 50 to rs per cent. or the prices fnr
hauling across,-wi,h these advantages they re.
speclfully soci, share of patronage.
w. HEILMAN & co.
William Hriman, }
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ATTENTION.

u b ~ II U " h
tCEQUESTS the attention OF his country friends
1 who are in want, to his very large stock Of
CsEpe,ings, Oil Cloths, Mat,ings Rugs, Bindings,
Stair Rods, &c, &c, that be has JUS, opened, al
his warehouses, No. IS North I'd street and No.
Church Alley, next door to Christ Church, Phila.
delpha. July 81, ls42-ly.
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SPANISH HIDES.
TANNERS GIL AND LEATHER,

d. X / r TRICK & SON,
No. 81, North Third street,
(BIrwEEs aARxyr AND cHIssuT sIRELTs0
PHILADELPHIA.
II AVE for sale large and excellent assortment
1 l. ofsPGn'sh Hides, PGtna Kips, Tanners' OIL,
de- at the lowest market prices, either for cash, in
exchange for Leather, or upon credit.
Consignments of Leather received for SUE, o.
purchased st the higLss, market prices.
Cr Leather stored free Of charge.
April IT, lei3.-ly
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T. 3. 1GA-SSTS,
A TT NEI AT .AW',
sU2TnuRE, FA.
Business attended 10 in the Counties Of Nor
thurt erland, Union. Iycoruins and Columbia.
Refer tot
TE,MAs HAIR & Co,
LowSR 6; BAnRoS.
HARr. CrMarSos & Hart. >FhiiuS
RrrJotps. McFARIASp & Co
SpEn;So, Coon & Co,
To Country
M e r. G r., a II r. s.
THE Subscriber, Agen, Of Lyon s. Harris, Fa,
= Manufacturers. for New York, Philudelphiu
Baltimore ond other large cities, II osn Hats ore
highly commended Jr good col,, dnd durability
has OIL hand first rate assortment Of HATS ard
CAPS. suitable for Spring sl'es, VIII ca will re sold
very low fo' cash or approved credit. al The ntfod
cheap store, No. 40, North Third street, opposite
the City Hotel, Philnjelphis.
ROBERT D. WILKINSON. hpcni
n. B. Orders Tor Hats in the rough promptly
attended TO. The highest rice in fash Or trade
given fIr Fu skins.
Phili1eiphi, lime \ lSI3-.lv
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WEsEGMT-s

Tie best method for fhe Abolition Of Disecse
IS to cleanse and 2vrijy the BODY.
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NV York, Sent, 30, 1871.

INV IoPN, Sep', 70, MI.
This is 10 certify that have used WRIGuT's
ISnIAS VEsrTABLE PILLs with The creates, bene-
ct having cnirev cured myself of the frequent at
iachs OF Sick Headache, 20 which had previously
been subject. ANN MARIA THOMPSON,
392 Greenwich street. N Y.
To Mr. RichaId Dennis, Agent for Wights In-
dian Vegetable Pills.
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OJ On all hanks ma'ked thus (') there arc ei-
cher counterfeit or als'td n9,ts ci lie yaious Gs-
n5nAilad adons, Il. ..G>..-,.UI.
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rs be,~esn ohecrsof theswo Governments, and the
barbaua,,s whaave bsn made esJ,es and the Cbshese
who hsss Unto shr employ OF the Engsh)-
ead anh oder hktsl the matters (the three just Sen-
nciird) De allowed which have been requested.
"furher with reference what contained in the
port about sealing the said baIharans do require
seal Us proof but the imperial seal # the empire be fixed
rs guarantee GOT the Hcpty) - shall tsAin jgniy
and the feelings OF imperial station will be lost
Before have discontinued INV imperial rescrfptsrupsrh
OF the dcpendenees ol China oil sealed with the Imperial
seSfo the empire, and ort that my rsenpts he sen,
under living seal with the dispatches from the Board OF
the CNi'oice, and they 60 be Forwarded tins
nionious manner that the clauses winch had been clearly
reported may Ne properly managed. ...... :
Prom the time this settlement the said great Minister
must especially report the Emperor behaving with per.
eet sincerity o the thing duplicated there none which
have not been gJantcd.
"From this epoch OF thorough free trade there shsud
Dc everlasting peace and harmony your nation should also
ucatus with mutual, perfect sincerity; spd certainly
asain commence military operations direct opposition
10 principles fr NOT only have YOU already caused
troubles and confusion in many prcvuces. but YOU mus;
asHa come, seeking causes ct quarrel ard u and iust
40 tue coast and toTrtorrs OF the provinces Of Canton
fnhSccn, IeawAh, Fornosal Chckeans kcangnSn Shan.
ng Chile and Shuneen, (Pekng) the barbarian vessels
OF war are not allowed to enter and iNc',uen, e. .''
Since, at tsts tne pcace, the office and
troops IN each proNince there that should be
AWAY and Others detained We have ALREADY corsucd
10 the ancient cis of China signal prumids and batteries
and is prSpet that they should all rebuilt
according to former custom. These have been OF mod
ern erection; but they built tor tho purpose guard
as sexinE Inc pirate. ana were nCt establish
cd guard against the said baThaans; aud certainly
must ncoierenty anddi-orery produce suspicion and
apprehension in those dsan, provinces which have
yet heard Of possess null knowledge of the peace II
any of your baTbsrian) ships abruptly and sud
denly attacked make this OF
ias yourselves, borrowing Prstsnscs, and mouihinE.
The whole Of the above wholly in deep
consideration and extreme OF the Minister and his
colleagues; let them be wholly true aud SINCERE debera-
ting and deciding and SO for put and end to the spgs
OF war; and there must not he the least mseOncepan
MISUNDERSTANDING. Thisis aairor idle,
OF TO dismiss the matter IN hurried, rcmiss, and irregular
manner, but regard with and attention
with sincere and serious attcntioa regard II! - .
Hurry an this ediet at more than at the coo lie
Day snd order him Lkfygl to inform himself lily s9n.
tents. Respect this =" % '''' TO-
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nj lIelfhi W III ENSLAND..
We indebted friend for the loan Of the following
Imperial eict which has been issued by the Emperor Of
China In reply 20 the report OF the import Commissioner
on the treaty with The English, aud as It IL the only copy Of
this important document which has reached this settlement,
we o-e mo- time ~ making public allow parties
ward % % their e's ard rlrresp ,ndCnts IN Calcutta by
the Shaw Alum which esi= tonight:
TRANSLATION.
In Jopiy the report Of she Imperial Commissioner
keying, Beppo and Ncvkeen. .....
On the 18th day Of the 7th Sept y the following
Imperial cdict received
"Ecyinr and his c5noapho- hove sent up document
containing report end rough -kctch o the articles of the
eonvenuon dssH'sfd ota Perpna coriscnrt (eitr her
sPecled tacFeplrq ld byo uifF knowJdgq d ih9whnie
Off
~ the Emperor seriously tnsdor thr cyi, % tr IN
accountable number Of the p-,rsc the uidrnt c1u.e-
quenccs 10 the grca, ~ power and station OF the empire,
uni cannot avoid being c,n.iuinrd aid forced grant
wn5 - requested u s but nil Of bitterness and
bic, but tr ease, rposc and peace may b. rco,Oned on
for ever and only the provinces of Keangsoo and
JhrkenrF 1' prc7cfy0d entire, bat t0 empire will be- hold
altogether W iuurfiy A. those items the report
relating 90 r'de they improper and require further
-dcif'1nuDw' as ihr J1f'r1u Ships are willing 10 leave
Tho Chang nud ore a-n willing retire fr, Chaoupaou
hI Mat which ry have before rc}I, -fed ~ gtiy~ free
trade f five urt, tHr country oi fo1chJw be sNcu.
ds3; permission ~ trade ithcf riuno By huy means bo
granted. Bur another post m1y Do exchanged pr H., they
may bH allowed Co trade, coming and going 90 the four
port Canton, Annoy, Ninsplo, aud SmaHh1c.
b "A- sue matter of tne Hong merchant debt, The
said Minister. u1s' uocosauIy accommodate thctn
selves 20 Circumstance and 900 perpicuOu- edct erpair
The matter ihrs "a trt EnQi'h,s-
"The said nation bus iplqJ with China lorgore thau zoo
ytdh end heretofore a hss been harmony and goodwill
and the trade hos aiways been transacted by barter and
money huta tse Hong merchants and yourselves have BE-
tween you mutually transacted c affairs II uade our pub
c officers have hitherto examined into uoubcc
Themselves bout thr ihr ne ni5r " the rso md fa
n prices Nht her ioe O5 high yey petty, trifng mat
ter Further. pecc aud 1uFuagc uhjutcg he "a
erc1otor, and, most decidedly the district officers viii
boz nl'c 20 munuac iho Inlur
"lercafor, tho tHiucso merchants az the ports viii
udops extraordinary ru0dfs n irving uonhc md cheating
cutting, demanding excessive I.couuis, when
Lrre viii ~ 20 bindrpnce or icT OF ayg clear styie
men, Of he case before the district officers, who will
there viii be ~ lggugeuce shown. ~ 10 he GOOO,DOOi
tits proper that should giyc mem, by which my sincerity
and glf wi be mdrdfcs and hey nfT 70 Ne COLLECTED
f6-the salt Comm ionrrs and provincial cr~ures If th
iheB PROVINCES Of Chekeans keangsOO and Gahwuy h'
TIchct supryng Ne deficiencies Of the poorest As 6.
eOnup ,udoco being conducted on terms Of perfect cqun
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"Fjdss iefemeTata
FH!gst hOE0riJus::"

the nyiosby Of the public faith was with them consde
ration Of personal HONOR aud they would soon have sur
rendered lie consent to its slightest violation Ii would
be fortunate, he said. gentlemen, whose Of udg
meat, not OF the heur radical upon question but
who profess admiration fOhe characters Of their ancestors,
and invoke their this floor, would puriy their
sense Of public morality and refresh their patriotism and
State pde bya more frequent recurrence their councils
aad imitation Of their illu-tTous public virtues ''
vi l.. sad, having dwet longer upon these objections to
the bill than he dtged d the debate had been protracted
and the patience % h- House exhausted he would
himself with 5rle enumeration OF the remaining
eXccptonEbe provisions 0lbc bill The upon merchants
he contended unequal and oppressive. mad
frosted here asst they aliens and nier1pcr- not cnt
tied % respect psoerron He thcughtter now
and ia oil nie TIC va!usDo and useful Of our ci
IizeRs.
lie objected % Go taA upon incomes unequal unjust,
and 10 some iqst2nc5s must prove oppressive. The poor
ovcrsccr with his Of $3.50 year wi! badly bear 10
pay par ~ the Government, aud suppo aud educate his
large amily Of children upon the balance.
The tax upon money interest impracieasIe and
therefore unequs uud oppressive. Il arms the COMMITS
soner with inqusIt5.al powers, and makes him the d.
STORY Of specie q dgomsf1g Jook settle every mans
private accounts and rsgscr condition Of h- estate
This b1ok originated with William the coaguer0r aud has
ucycT been boz use STAGE. . .....
Tic opposed the upon hsvkss and pedsrs and upon
FloWnen as taa and amounting prohibition instead
Of being productive # revenue. .....
in tine the b H crude, obscure aud unnto igblc which
no Two Commi-s w interpret alike and must there
FORGIVE rise % dhcu.'"s. nJpsuce aud opprsysion
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FRIDAY, March l7th, '43.
,llnM,in, communication WIS rcc.irnd ION, H. g

hlpA4, AldICu lsN Id
The following communication received from the Sc.
nate:
sThe Senate have p,ssed tho hin entitled
IAN act TO amend an act ,er,isd .nn nc, N
a.. - II :, III - =, on NJ " incorporate
VIC &c ana county savings INSTITUTION
- ~ J 1,i si 't Ia.S, rs"uon III ne OouhV
III, - 49, .' -, = ,
"An act N n-ov.p, f, tsss IA so-..r
" ~ " nc hes'Ves uu puaUots rom sell
h anu O'"'' "e'S "''O' 'e'""ea'e OF owner
"An ,ct irco,,o-,,;,, ,b. r',ir,,,, 81 r,,;. Dbl,
r, " az Incorporating u'c r'i'HiON' anu aiauhc bndge
And they have rejected the bill repeating the act Of 23d
Of February, 1892 concerning sales certain property un.
The Scnates amendment In tho hill ineornnratn, the
Fai,n,,nt C. cr,,,,,. = !: r,a, ~ 49, n ~ t 1T
-, =, - - IN, ~, @ - ~ , an ''-
- ~ ' Oi' oh'''Hns i'ee negroes &c was iaid on
'e "o'SS: N ..-., M. .,-., .., ..t... ....
Portsmouth RodHOke Rail Road 1000. .
Mr.. WATTS called up the Bill % convert into Stock the
SsFs Loan to the Portsmouth & Roanoke Rail Road Co.
The Bill Is rs flllows:
l. B,n eaaetILy "A. so,,si ,., TINT ,l anita, ,ock n,
the Porouih and company
to te sum Of eight hundred and ihen thousand ss hundred
and my dola'- The additional subseHpuon necessary 70 such
49, W m S Soc shal er inaoc 10y '5c Ha'h Nv punnS
ineoasc shan not exceed u det e 10 The r,e INN the ropa
computed Janay egtcen hundred
aud forty three 4d Prsr, The Board pubic
Pn nI'e our :. hc i've directors Of ne COMPANY fTqPoris'd
iIa' c slu'e,iplon Aforesaid -Ian bo m etee an 81
s.St J ME-, ,I o. an sal,l amour" o. " 'o'1 i'f c
fss This act .b,nIe IN force nom #. no..,,c
Mr. BoLLixs moved The following amendment. ~
Amer IN. words c,,t hundred and ,ise ,h5 i,t t,;,,
and dity doa. offhc
To teo sum OF even sndrcd AMI , four THOUSAND Eve huned
dol the capital of t Richmond AMI Petersburg a-oad cona-
ny to the sun OF m hundred and eighty thousand five hundred dol
ne ''ptaI o. the Wehacr ami Potnnnc rhfor company
% 49,, ',, S ~, ~ h.issanl ssm Eln'
sun, of ty,o ,upl,,gi ,a5 ,,,sn ,, "a a. ,i " wv
J g,b, ,,,o,l,,c,, ,C,o, -, - -. II ~ i,..
u 'TI A. - I'ii , a., '' ~ ION WI, p,','R'
~ uy'" ''t n.'uu'p' u'u M "''- was "u"P''u'
~ "olo' "' NC hAN''ifH the TWO last WoriSo' IN
VIZ 1,i b''' " were stricken out. ,,,.....,...
rJ , ,'ru ic m I"'nsI ',l,.nsn
ease boconc ,,,Ery nv I'm ] i'1 I - y, ~
coded 60 The nosri m phil, ,a,k "a r,rg m ,t ,bo r,o
real personal company AID upon rnc nett in
and receipts and cause t rlupo to fe
e"red ~ The once Of each county through which their rail
ion nay pas "i ~ wmehay PORTION OF hmay he situated comb
So5, All interest ~ esetsnysli NV I'M, ,,, I
slsii t to ,s. IL iI lt, a ,'I T g III, n.y.
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Extract Of letter from Campbell deted MarcG a.
The Wings OF this County held meeting yesterday n,
nominated Richard H. Tocr and Thomas Fox to
this county ia the next iodse of Delegates The brst feel
ng seemed 70 pe'vade tao meeting. 1t the general un
dersiandirg that Col. Nowln would again bc a candi
date The ptopncty OF nominating alternate should Mr.
IoeE receive the nomination the candidate tor this Con
grosion6 district discussed, but deemed roper
to deter action upon the subject until after the Convention
shall have Faunvillr. There seems TO be defer
inanon on the part OF Wings of this county their
duty. -' --.-.-' . .--'
The Locos nominated Odn G.. Clay and Thomas w
JONES, for the House OF Delegates both OF whom il is un
derstood will .aetept They resptISended Cox Edisund
w. HubPId ut buckingham, who was in their meeting as
suitable candidate for this Congressional district Dr.
Flood OF Buckingham also the ground---hoping
surmised, the nomination Col. Hubbard address
Scd the people after the meetings over, speech by
no means distinguished for ability. d. II -
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At full meeting 81 the Whigs Of Loudoun County held
." ihcCou House. Monday, the 18Th March, lSl3 IN
pursuance Ot public notice. for the purpose cOnsde mug
the best mode Of bringing about Convention 90 srect
candidate rcpess this district i the next C5nresz On
'bf ig'non Of Juo,. Nel'hany E,l, COL II. q. Powell
We called 90 the Chsr. and tic motion " W G. s, den
Esq-, Ihouus =. Knox, wa appointed aecrftary ,
On the motion oi james Mclhany, Esq, 1t waa- . ..
hfs"lr'd' lh-tt'" iIair appoint committee u thirteen
she question submitted 90 them.
Whercupon, the th15ap7on;ri tc following gentlemen
Z" eu"p'st th' tal mmitt'c, viz: James Mchany, RO.
bert r Swami. JJu I1Hucy Charles Ga-soyay Sanford j.
bunfy, d.. Geo. Ice, W m. Benton, George g. Powell.
LldwtI Lucks', T. Milton Mclb.ry John Noore flauil-
t9n Rogers, and W1u g. Tyler, whp, after having reHr
~ nod cdoTeh 'he subject recommended 70 the meeting
tle oinptp1 of lIr following resolutions; VIZ:
H'soirsd That DO i- eNpedcrt holda Convention ~
Ma-fnt'u, 300 FHuIurr County ou Friday the 3et instant
gfHe purpose of nominating suitable .1r4on as candi.
R,a,irsd, Tbs' wr. p. Iylar G. e.. Mcintyre. Dr.
ID, CH. John II. white, Iobcr, LAF+tlr. Capt Thomaq
Ioust Roger Chew, Dr. Cmpla- Gibson. I.uda.l Luck
~. Gins. l.. Powell. Robor r. Luckeu Col. II. b.
Powell. Capt John Moore Moi Dean Jatira Frrncb INN
end Jossue Ncto be- ord they are hereby rsqrctes
end 'mp'"ccd' 90 rcpc.,ni tho Wings of Lgld1uu Cou.
" in ss,J ConycGtoJ.
Essgred, thui 90 tIc proposed Convention the dele
E' nfeoy appointed ne 'qHoStsd 10 procure the adop
son of -hgh pen in the selection ~ candidate as will
fcl 70 loudoun, her iu political weight when comrared
with tuc oihcF 80 mite. o. tlc D.tiet.
After dcu.-i1 uilJb thc adoption Of these res,rgons
d wgc were Opposed hy 1f ~Wurn, and advocated by
, BFa' Mclhany, Tyler and Jamcy. ih,y ,sc-. adopted
10y large u11ufy . ~
On motion. % wbs further Rssolred That tine AIess,
dns Gazette hirhmpnd Wig, Waamnupnian aud Cent
us 81 lnD,'V, e requested lnse ho preceding Of Ga,
7 meeting.
- IT. y POWELL; t,6nir.aa.
4 T'uoE,s +. Ky5y, See,,fayv
svofrriye Rrru.-rhc Madisoaian Of Saturday IN. ,i
Photograph ..i f
"Mr WflAer DO. ckpr5sscd wish, brclusc OF csEs,
considerations, we'd gn5erood between the President nnt
nfa'elf and which did s ieas, affect their public
~ private Tesuuns, 20 retire from the Ca5inci The Pre-
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fDr me W mr.
THE TAX BILL

Ns.srs. Eii1You say, that, having no room for COM
meut the 1S BILL, which you have iu.t published you
VIII "hod up tHo iio public gaze hcr1hcf"-
IN this important and b,hndcn duty rcoow a Iuc CO..
operation hearty, though very Efficient The tablo of
the mouse rd me moiuin ,iyc md opposite os H.
constant uso h1s proved t bc, IN reference 10 o such
uhpryc labor, would convey faint ides OF tI Demo.
cratic abortion. w their own c6nctit and arrogance the
Democrats majority may have lowered like the mountain;
but toir offspring, though about "rdcuous," not 20
harmless nor comey a. the mouse. You justly designate
n nonsi,r % monster ul .riRhBu MEM Igsqualiiy,
injustice oppression and sydious distinction ore chur.
asigrsue leotn,s and marx IL something to be hunted
down md destroyed, by hc friends IT aud prudent
legislation. iq rg section bears al thesc features; and
wcrc every Other meher perfect und beautiful this alone
would mske q nexwcssibIy repusve to a large portion ~
nc c1en " Virginia, oud nl he rect, whoac fccinrs
nfe yet ui.c % generous sympathy and whose proudccs
have nor forever hu-lcd iic voiceoi cspdH and rnd
Our Institutions bpscd on equality, oir laws ore cd.
mipistecd and, eret5er, have been framed
hcab.o 90 eulai, but now ic nscondnnoy Of those
who hos-' m0ti1udy Toa, crusIiy vwrlni'n 10 10 the
fnenos aud protectors Of OIL uydou distinctions are made,
WHICH not only nHct direct injustice, bu, must inevitably
poduce hearfypmngs, ios0usies and disailecuou 10:
orc ihosc apoH any general principles
Of well regulated GoverBmoni. No system sppging with
prcei.ion d ccnsiny 70 of Is odopedj but pOiossons