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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-20
Fresh Spring and Summer Goods.
SNEI.I. ~ RILElGH rcspectliilly info

FTcSH spring ana Summer Goods.
SNEl.L " RILElGH respectfully inform
- their customers and public generally they have n.
cr"od part Of " Spring Supply siar Dry CoHi
purchased by of III. firm New principally auction
and from first and exceedingly prcrs consequently per
sons iaSourng with expect and will get If
~ former There is p1vsai -.n-
Rich English and American Prints
french printed Cambres and Lawn.
Black anduo,- colourcsI Moussin
Eolisnne-, Balzarines and Par.nn-s
satin stTiIsi Chaiie-
Black and blue black plain striped ami saiinS
huiiriitehed and bodeTc,i hnen Cambfc IIdkf-
Eaflsion AMI Muslin Bingham
New sile bonnet cap nj Ribbons
Italian Cape and Cape I.iss
Thread Edgng and Iaces.
ALSO,
we particularly invite attention kcepinY
articles such as
Hamilton sheetng yds
Barnsey linen
IrtSh Linen put up expressly for family
beaeed and brown srtng approved
Furniture and Garment Dnnier nj Fringe
English AMI American Furniture Pnnts
Birds Eye and Scotch Diapers
Sahn Dainlsk Napkins
French bordeTed Linen Towels
Housewife Checks and = heavy Bed Tick
hard wide brown and coIoured linen for Anrons
WIN general assormentof goo city and country tad.
We confidently assure friends never b, had an on
por'un 10 ohr them ~ large cheap and
oe ar AMI feel sure that prices give satisfaction
sNpIt 4, pII r,cr,
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Snre OF /, y.,u.nt. .,ou

Snic % a. Valuable House and Lot.
~ virtue of decd of Trust. from David
Anterior Jr and wifi, undersigned bearing aie NE
sdhy Of April l71i and admitted o. the
oart Of Hastings iof thu % End DIV ~ the
% month We being thereto required BY Nicholas Mn. tho par
iot who's h"h"ht The sad deed on SAT1R
DAY III" sixth day May O'Clock in tho ,n.rsop iii
u- We pfein~' At puhlc auction, bd.r ready
money u'e following certain rectangular
m eelof iud tho aid city being parcel OF the
' numbered. IA tn plan Of the a city
SQUARE feet BE- the bounded as fouov- that
so ~ay by II street &c feet Is7 feet
from me corner formed By the BY an
10y ~ wits" Md Oh BY t-oIxr ofiots 100 and
IRON iu street and BY line paraN from 10th
street 70 ieri beng the bot Wheeon Mccall
fsry eSieda-o together herewith separately As 10 IN,
Trustees ucious parcel and ,, 10
fore described, and fronting - feet n street
IT, n the appointed for weather shll b ,eh
IN the opinion OF the trustees 10 make nmprop.r win
he an adjournment To the following Monday hour a
Then Il farther adjournment sbouh them proper IL viii
b. from day day. the the shall be made
We know OF objection the title acting Trustees will
convey only such title vested deed Of trust.
WILLIAM P. SHEPPARD
GUSTANUS A. MYERS, Trustees
CONWAY ROBINSON
20 The above sale conducted BY Nes.rs ~toP Mos
- - - ''ue""neets j-dtd-
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SPRING FASHIONS POR LADIES.
BONNETS
HANOVER AGHICUI.TURAI. SOCIETY.

menr ~ NE society win TAKE place NJ Hanover Couf Hou'c
- ~ Arr County Court the 25th) 6 meeting very de
labs a. ueI' important business necessary be done before
W. faf winch = IN BE- hold the ~ Thursday next
take pee w consequence ~ ncsueny II hc day Tor
ue meeting cad, nothing done si Cor Tho houf
~ hohiug the meeting. n'elnek n, "A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-20
\ REWARD,-I,cft Mr.. Arthur TayIor's.

SZO csc'r.S io1a a. r, M, Ar arthur
Hsheeved be- ecavoIlne 70 make his way nee STATE fIe
has frequently been the North Washington douh n
take that The above reward win gwen hs
on and delivery confinement can re him
William likely yellow hoy. about ~ 20 years of ag-ore
away yellow cap him red carpet lss
filled with clothes WIN r JOHNSON
Richmond, Feby 18th, 1919
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-20
REMOVAL!

REMOVAL!
G1 The subscribers would respectfully inform their Gus
toners friends and citizens generally their removal
The store formerly the occupancy OF West A Par
49, kinson two doom below warlswurth Turner a. Co.
nave had hied w IN manner suited
y AZ. now receiving and opening fresh
oe ana handsome eoo purchased by house who has
RON 'he NORTH where he selected from principal
manufacturers stock which they m beiny
gla not superior To any in thus variety or fash
o ie attention Of country called 10 our
stock a. Is large and varied which they NAV supn
themselves on the most reasonable terms '''
"a, J. D.. WATKINS l. co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers Boots Shoes Trunk. C,.,
apll ' NJ. . g -
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CASHl CASHm CASHMl

Nottce ." Persons desiring = Newspaper from
the city of New FORKS
INHE Proprietor Of the Nrw YORK ANERfcAN
msdsemnfd 90 reduce i price ~ b.. apcr and amer c
hr DAY ~ Nsy. 1873 an rscc c CASH PLAN According
y on M day msuonct Ne OF i pay r7ler 80 sr
'nnunr u semtWcckh ~ aunun The subscription
~ pail BOZ advance
Ahori'f- it t~ usi hc accompanied b., remittance
aud when no' innse % f-irr wto 1uotred
tl. mus o. pct ad
hvrdi-ruHts viii Do inserted ou the f,votalic
10" New fok American f1rcurly vailhlc serni-
monhN MoNEN ARTICLE prepared cspresy European
MARKET ret ne Seameti materials ot whch
hf ve best ourccs ih'tthc CITY 81 New NoTk produce.
" lts lfcray Character aio commcus reading pub,
hc.
Letters AMI criers to hc directed Publisher Ne, York
American. New Ncrk Cay. ian tt-coey
Pay thy Vows,
fNSINkAi Ahnkts'S sihssqu~nt o. Combination by the
- hic g q neien u puee i2l ceni.
aP u J. w. RNNDuLFH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Rich ma o N d .

ARRIVED,
Brig X. w. Brown, Kelly, Mobile cotton and sugar TO
j. Msbin g. Co. and Lewis Webb
Schr Eagle, Guy, York River hay
SAILED,
Sehr James and Samuel, Somers, Savannah, nails
Schr Arenzamendi, Snow, Boston, coal
Sehr Democrat McClin,ock, Sandwich coal.
Schr Ncunadels, Jones, Baltimore coal
Steamer Columbus, Parish. Baltimore tobacco
BOSTON ApTil5ATrved schr. Planet Cope PETERSBURG Va
with loss Of hend Of manfnas "
INV foRk Apn is-t'ivared schr. Frances Seward Ross
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-20

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
IA IL CHRISTIAN A. co. 1--we tlr yaIr-
ply OF Dry Goois which great
care and VIII b. offered at unusually prices Among
them the following
Prints Of every variety. for :. 81, = 10 cents
French Cau,brcs
Printed Lawns from j. finest quality
Finn Paris Musiins, styles
Mosaic BazlTnes
Rich Parisennes and F0ulrd
striped Pekins IT 57c, 4 great bargain
Black and Blue Black Alpaeas
EarlSion GiHch1n-
Black and Lena Lawns ami, Blltnrin-.
Printed Moussein- from 2jc o
Pain cOl0r and black IN
White Canbuc- Jlconets AMI. Muslin.
Lace and IaT-ton Muslins
Fancy Cravats 10 Scarf-
Black and eoorrd NettC Cardinal,
Metz Gloves aud Half Fingered M.us
Linen Cambuc Hdkfs &c 10 finest
keutinEs, in,h LnrRs Binds Eve Huek,b,rk ,n.4 M.
Diaper
Cash. Linen Sheelng-
Brown French Linens and DrlIngs
''antrooHs AMI Krymiins
Marsein> Chauy ami Eestu=s
Wilhelm ran- Cord olrr Fancy C,sl,r.r,
Black French CassinieTes Doe sans
Black and coi1rcd Cloths, qualities.
Gents sumner stocks ami Scarfs
Linen Collars and BOSnfns
Md SIX. Iincn and l.isie Thread Gloves
Brown Cotton Hoe. Suspender. &c and ,.,s,,l r,-.,
OF faney Goods all nf which VIII cheap Tor cash
AP l. w. H. CHRISTIAN A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-20
Crust Salcs.
ny Dunlop, uoaear. a Go.
RUST SALE OF vALUABLE HOUSES AND

~ III NbLr uotStaN AND
LOTS
Nftm" ~ deed of nlaA-
'Sfs ny DAVID " Banch and b. NO. ID. .u-.. ~
ns .Nlrh hh - er-ls-st - twhich ,tsi \. Il
i" IN u "he. q IN" tour II nu.snx- Gin "a E.b.
n'sl shat On Friday the Ella y tpr At ne ,s..
n'N 81 s' public hssh.s bhsi.t es s.,v
l- 70" "ufwng pTopery oeEek an uuii,u..i
10y ~ - and tenement City Rachu.ori on u W
u't tfonnT - feet inches runnipr
80 M No. ~ being of NJ No. J.5, s'ctc~k
~ ~ That very dcsirab" cay on whrh b.
% uN.,nR boss of ths -asi Baneh CONTAINING IN mont
" t ~ ret nel-~ and running h,ek l5l feet 10 ne.
- - N'lr' ao ~ hsfwe,n Alley AMI n Z,
iou' On u ~ ~ n ri INCH ant running tsi 10
i W w" a"f a ous~ and civ ON the ,,,,
o ,'rre containing IN font on feet nrh~. ami nun
mng hack l'S i"e inches 10 ay which b. an Az,
T. al pr~-euf occupied by Ttpnia. Vasn IN Ills h, ,h 49,,
property believe to b. good but acting a. trusts. .h,n ,,y a.
W" "'H'-r- "nN sieh te "a l. vested deed Of
,,pNVy ~ u,,.,>a.,~
eThs above ale will he eonuct-d By N-- IIpp N0rs,,.
n -" 'Nn0ts NH i--ftd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-20
PAPER HANGINGS.

III Eli IihNulNNCt
IHNilE subscriber has the pleasure of informing
n his friends and public rrucray that h. has received his
spring supply NJ French American Papct Ilifnr consisting
Of CIT satin Feseo and Common Papers with splendid
men Of Borden match all which ui NJ both in Town
AMI County in the n'atei manner and on the hest
WILLIAM BOOTH
ar 10 Conner below the Exchange Bank
n q, Ss By "o''s 100 ''' 1'''' this morning
spit LEWIS WEBB
nuNLors BLAcElNG-iS sro-. Of Dunlop. .upcrof ph,s
spiO JAMES GEORGE WINSTON
SALAD OIi.-Frcsh and strictly, of first
- quality ior sole BY ap7 MEX. DuvNL 60.
1 INSEFD Oll.-juO gals. pure Mountain
- Linseei oi-jus' received AMI ft ale by
ITUHHELLAs.-- CAGES Of umtreuas us, received and
apf I6SpoNs wuLNGu,M pRrwRy.
INEs NNb cuRus--o do, Hemp Lines anil Cor. he, RI,
- ee'ed 'or a'c. aPla W NJ HARRISON.
SHNp. MACKERri. ScN Jew bt. slai put ODD fsr fni,
- uscNo Mactcu' in E. hh' atd ktsRoc Hcuinrs for
nc wi5 W N HARRISON.
sHIRTsi suIRTsii SHIRTSiii
LARGE and excellent shrs with Byron Col
~ lars iu.t received sul Cor sale o., STARR 4 60
apla Opposite Exchange Hotel
SCARIFIC ATOHS. CUPPING INsrHUuENIS,
- &c.-nest English ant aciufcator. Cupp.n.
Cases 'nl Surgical intumcuts n eres variety received
.alsny t'piu ALIEN nuvAL 90
n 20 J. W RANDOLPH
LaRD. CANDLES AND or.
M Ehayc received samples Of the above articles
" and prepared ON orders To Tho tan
dies particularly wuN cs tgy equal u appaf
ance, burn hugef ad uuch lower priced hsn spemace
apiS-dim BROWN TAYLOR
NlRAZiI. White Sugar ,n htl-
- Loaf sugar Wr,i.rl Wooist
Mustard d anil totte-
Ground Pepper, fcrs manufacture
thocoae a. 81
Oh Nononrahca Whisscy
Musat Wins, In
Race Ginecr Rsr Lad. Youe's Shot
Ssd on Licouce liulrs Patent sap and Cani'rsa ale BY
ap ~ DAVENPORT a ALLEN
First Quality DritI Pnnts--NcM styles.
- IARR a 60 shcit call from rniemen purchasing
~ thcu Supply Of Co1nng
apis EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-20
lotteries.

ALEXANDRIA Lottery. No. drawn Apt,I 20 is.l
GRAND ScuKNE.
prite 81 s35.291, OF 10000. Of 5000, Of 1000
%. 3,JuO OF 3,2e9. Of 5000, 40 of 1000
Nh"'~ Itck.ts $40 shares proportion. 4 ceuGra. Of
OF % Whole Tickets IN The above Lottery ..nt for
si1o siarcs proportion.
hoh 20 always have hand Tickets Lotteries adv.r
ueu Dy 1egoy Co. AMI will attend m their ae-
nuts.ip
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-20

Pine Tens. Wine. Mace. with "A general ms
sortmcnf Of Grocerics-at Auctioo.
oh TUESDAY, the 2ji instant O'Clock viii BE- -od If
rom OF our oee general Groceries Anon,
which will be FOUND "-
." phekases choice Gunpower Imperial PnusonR Teas II
half chests and small packages
2! boxes Mace keg Nuiusgs
ar. casks oh l. P Madeira Wine
do Old Por VIM
% his new 81 CroI Porto Rico surar al fvo,
brands 49, ~ '0''''
40 hhts New Orleans Sugar
50 boxes W 4 W. Loaf sugar
go bags crop RIO. Iagura Java AMI Po,,o po co
10 ueTees best London Brown Stout
zoo boxes Lee, BeDdy. and c. A ". soap
= DO Sperm Candies
winter oL Cheese Brandy Tuscaloosa whiskcy
Pepper sIlO and lOtI2 Glass &c. &c
ap 20 DtrSTOp NoSCr-pp . 70
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WIGS. WIGSil WIGSllI

'HNHE subscriber has pleasure of offering tn
u the public. splendid collection wrs scal,. Ia,e.
'us Braids PUBS &c all which the workmanship
ari VIII De sold exceedingly Members Of the Legislature.
AMI others requested call they b. assured Of hsr.
suited both IN hs quality Of the goods AMI the prices al
which they viii De
v B-Greatest paid to Hair Cutting and Dressing
u SIN q. A. SCHW AGERLE.
IL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-20

TUX hENI,
90 The small Wood House opposite Michael
LA Greuer. ESQ., ION street, suitable fr small family win
water IN the yard. Rent $3.50. NH 20 FRY a co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-20

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING. VANISHING AND
POLISHING.
'HNHE Undersigned have entered into Copartner-
ship FOE - purpose Of carrying business on.
OF e partners having been for long
ing IN this City they viii uuerak. business con
neeiion with the other Any business town
or country viii be faithfully executed thankfully received Their
shop opposite the New Market and Lyons
E-gr. GEORGE KC
Rl THOMAS TROWERS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-20

'HNRIST SALE.-Pursuant To the provisions
OF DEED Of rust. executed by A. SsnpI 10 m. n
trustee ana in Tire purposes therein which deed on
record m IA" Clerks oice Of New county will On Tho ION
'aS o June next at Cedar Hll the county Kent rhe
e' residence OF the sai sene se the plantation Cedar
Hn Farm, belonging the sad Seaipe M the county 81 No.
go IN te state Of Alabama between forty dy slaves ma
very N' al The Household Furniture Sem
pie al Of quality Kitchen Furniture Pl,,
'n 'cnsls Stock every fine hIaoied MNres A..
Colts Crops then on hand Some Slaves Wi. be - for ,.b
and -oe credit the other personal properly will he s on
credit Before the day minute DESCRIPTION Of The
farms w be and also the upon which they VIII
sold VIII only that they valuable Fauns-and th,
The terms viii b made accommodating The on g.
oar hh are fine and could not be uc a. am In
formed for les than OF 81 goo.
ap l2-eutts mo II Christian r..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-20

DRl GUUDS.
'1NHE subscribers are now receiving great va.
- rey ofFancy Prints Lawns and inghans some very hand
some Also, general Panaoon s,uas and CAS-
eres for Eenicmens which ,yn be old At
unusual low prices by
aPH wARnswoRTIL TURNER & co
SPOOL COTTONS
w arr receiving 1000 Raworths TayIo5s winss
AMI Anier.n SPOOL Cottonsone and three hundred
yats both white and eolored-or very low by the case or
dozen. KENT KENDALL. A ATIy A-rER
ap 10
ISLE OF WIGHT APPLE BRANDY-i5 bbls OF strong Isle
u OF Wight OF Apple BnHiy-just received for sale
ap 10 JAMES 8 GEO. WINSTON.
ii ANBANGH'S COMPOSITION. for Rhcumn-
IL tism.-A supply JUS, received By
NH ~ GAYNOR LYELI.
% See MI Gaaher'. certificates on the outside page.
valuable Musical Works tor sale cheap.
HUNTERS Piano Forte Instructor for g. .
II II Chlonc's do 90
The Iyrst so
Boston Book
American Glcc Book -
Genteuens G'es Book -
The Odeun
SACRED MUSIC.
Paiour Melodies IS
Boston Anthem Book IS
Mu.eIn P>almsi. Lowell Mason IS
AMI Of other Work. Choirs which will b. soi
/ cheap. L. VI UARROID
P - few doors below the Exchange Bank
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-20
Dry Goods, Hardware. Cutlery, and Gums
TINHOMAS 4 CHARLES ELLIS Irnnprrns

lave now in store complete are daily
ee'ne further supplies Of Dry Goods Hardware Cutlery and Guns
chiefly Of their importation the Sprng trde which
they onef U The public the terms
hp lin
"ESrERN BACON. 40 hhis prime Western Bacon
w hog round, for sale
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-20

500 cash Tor 500 over mos for approved %
- zap = DAVENPORT & ALLEN. Auets
w ILL BIZ SOLD, to the highest BIDDER for
cash before the Court hOu-e door Town Of Jackson
N'nhamTian county y C. the fir; MONDAY in MAY ps,t
about sixty Likely Negroes, the property of To
ssS suy eIeeuions NORTHAMPTON Supror rt
Spring term, leI3. an I9-u SupPtrr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-20

ANkEENs-Ne have and Offer for sale very
bales and cases Avonlale Shoyes Lnsae Per-burg and
baeT Nankeens both tvyled pa in in long and bo no.
APPS KEN-r ETNn,,T = 49,, .' ., ~. eS'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-09
Rebellion in Hlia0is.-The ST. Loui.

Rebellion in Hliaois.-The St. Louis
Era, Of the evening Of the 9th, says;
Two hundred citizens Of Coles county,
Illinois, have resolved in public meeting
that no heed should be paid to The deci-
sion Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States, setting aside the appraisemen, law
Of Illinois tia, all officers be advised moi
10 carry out the sale Of property; that
they be asked to resign their offices it
they cannot comply with such reconmcn.
da,lon; that they lthc people, viii oppose
them by all fair and mild means, and If
that viii no; do, they viii oppose them
By force Of arms and all other means ia
their power that committees be appointed
10 ascertain from such officers whether
they Will persist IN such sales or viii re.
sign their places; that the meeting appoint
officers to carry Out the resolutions that
the decision Of the Supreme CouT, is re-.
garded as unjust and not binding on the
people Of Illinois, and that they pledge
their lives, fortunes, md sacred honors 10
sustain their resolutions"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-09

same number Of years aud the consumer
is now furnished with Domestic Calicoes,
at to Is cents per yard, superior to The
imported goods, for which we used to pay
from Is TO 81. And this will be the case
with numerous other articles.
Wherever foreign competition is exclu-
dcd, there will always be such an appllca.
lion of capital and skill as will favor the
consumer.
Who, past middle life, has forgotten the
large amounts of specie formerly sent
from this country every year lor the pur-
chase Of East lndia Cottons-goods iam'l-
a.ly known al that day as 'Hgm.hRmS 2
The Tariff Of 1916 imposed duties upon
those goods tia, amounted To prohlbl-
ton. Within two years thereafter, their
place was supplied by domestic article
superior in texture, and at reduced
price and from that time TO The present,
the manufacture Of brown and bleached
Cottons has steadily advanced, until New
England now spreads her heavy fabrics in
the Canton Market, side by side with the
Calcutta goods, and challenges a compare
son.
To the question:" Would you make
this system of Protection permanent FL
answer A few years will go far 10 equal.
ae the advantages Europe now derives
from great individual wealth and full
population. When that period arrives, il
will DO time enough 10 talk about com.
mercial treaties. For the present, leave
the Tariff where il is, with perhaps some
slight notifications, and career Of pros
pcriy is in store for this county, such as
!, has not experienced. Preserve this
balance .trkeel, and, as such, it is worth
half dozen National Banks; and Com
merce, Agriculture and Mechanical La.
bor will enjoy a stability, With fair rcmu.
nera,ion, such as il has not for long pc.
Rod. A MERCHANT.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-09
THE MYSTERIOUS BRASS PLATES.

Ongln Of he Abortgin,s Of A@ericd.-
Our readers, doubtless, remember seeing
some time since floating paragraph, stat
ing that some brass plates, Inscribed with
hIeroglyphic characters, had been found
10 a mound, somewhere in Illinois. On
the minds of many, no doubt il made 40
serious impression. IL seems, however
tina, ,bi discovery may be the one lIuk
waniif connect the AborigiacS q Amer.
lca W.T.. I rt- AsIal,c ancestors 4 gen
leman, Cctnily from Illinois a foW DAYS
srpce called upon as, brtugn, With h,m a
tic account Of their dis>r cry. There
we're six brass plates, boll-shaped, and
some three inches long, with hierogiyphic
writing upon them, found in a mound OF
Illinois in this manner:-Thc mound is
near Undertook, Pike county, and was
opened, We suppose, from curiosity. Some
bones we're found, and these so dccomposed,
that they mouldercd away. Below, we're
found these plates, hung IN an iron ring -
Blu, this ring was so oxyd,zrd, tina, II too,
fell TO pieces, and VAS reduced 10 rust
The brass plates remained, and contained
what seems to b. writing, descriptive Of
the persons who were cn,ombcd, or Of the
events meant to b. COMMUNICATED.
Now, tho first question undoubtedly IS
are these facts arfArHic Were tho
plates so found IL such Z place, and with
these Impressions TIE paper which
contains the fac smiles, contains also tho
certificate of the person. who found ,hom.
and OF twelve other persons, who. we ure
told are farmers of tho ncisHbothood, aud
Who describe the manner IN which the dir.
ging was made, md the manner 10 which
the rlales were discovered. Wo suppose
the facts are 50, and at Oh events tins ycfy
certificate affords the means OF ascerinlntnr.
By examining the persons IN tho ncighbor.
hood.
The mex, question is,-uhat afe theSc
characters Are ihey like any other
characters IN the world Wc are told.
fwithoui pretending to know, that some
d; these characters arc the Ancient CHI.
ncse THIS - fact capable uC letng
perfectly ascertainsd. Suppose i, he so.
Tia, plates deposited IN a mound &c tho
West contained ancient mot modcrn) Chr
nose characters, used 10 Asia three thou.
sand years s'nce, and that these had been
50 long buried 10 the earth That tho iron
ring which bound them had rlsird away
what follows II seems 10 ~, That tt
would carry With II the inevitable conclu.
sion, "a conclusinn which oil priori rca.
sonlng arrives al,) tina, the Abnrigmes of
this country came over from the Chinese
par, Of ASIA, and instead d progressing
through the counlTy from north 10 south,
erected these mounds aud foriilicnllons,-
finally settled 10 Mexico, where the Span
lards found them scml.cIylItzed, with an he
characteristics Of the generafA static lam.
Ily II the facts stated above be nuibon.
ticatcd, this conclusion Is inevitable. and
the long deficient Iiue 81 cYilcucc Is found.
-CtaciEHah Chronicle.