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FURNITURE AT COST,


IENHE Subscriber intending 10 close his prese,,
tarir-- woHAi sleciy uY- pahit- Ia, \, h,. %
is,i s-i --cs - Fufn'lrc whch a cot s go
"'-i ~"uLi invite al who god Furss.,. a, al ii
NAHis LIS -tek lie tHi-fsl- eh bsless b. t Ia, -
''h'lfy neat b. ~ of.f accu-nis 20 M 1,I "a -
fhi'.Aetou lie wl % Tlru,irf, a, oo 80,
We ~ Of January AMI all that nnoLl al tn,t an. N
''"-' 'f"'"e auction a. -. CHANDLER.
n. ~ sscko- IiuI.
u have for sah -rro hand PAM which WI ..u Al
u is 'an" frrsnus i-esFi tl-as- can and iii.
u'" respective accounts paetcab- u.tn eL
ny business .sbis. room lat oes,y .
''- 70" -'--''-iIm 4. u.
FOR RENT.
VIE "@ on ~ street soeko- now ooenp.l by NJ, Phi
hp A"gu-' The store caicusi COR ror., or oii,
business requiring much raynz rr lumber bs. IN
me u"rns pan nitabs for ts Of are lny
Mha A'eh anil hyfant an ue yard Possession given on an.
s' January neat ApIy To ia. ,n ot Ia Nc
rhiip august at the iHas.. de s-eodiw H. n TYI.ER
~ FOR RENT-rhe House on Main Street,
now occupied BY Mr.. a and formerly nv w.,
~ WHIT The Store well calculated for an .,.n.ix. S,,
&c any other htsness requiring ROOM having ar,. I
"ofr connected with running an Alley m. d.eIny
pan :. suitable for the accommodation senies family Il Wi
DC pu ih complete order for good permanent tenant Pos.eoD
gwen lat November rlps sooner 10y an
WIN thr Pf"-sni oeeurant fdesired--Apply To
- iS-cou BEERS a POINDENTFR
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RlNr Chewing FobncCo.-if.i reeei,si Z hail. hove.
fooaeeo s,ri Q" c ,ety TN WIN have tied a. 80
Who Ar tbs srch wouhI ti We'll 30 AN ~, ,f.
msuerhrs UHta sy.i af,,iy 10 t,e rit,r
Il. lit am IA ..pr.f-.-s
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NOTICE.

IGNHE Agency of Messrs. J. Sizer & Son. for the
n franklin Manufacturing Co az Richmond having terminated
ON ihe 18th inst the business of the Company future
transacted At the rlIr Mill by Mr. Jno the rrecnt
ageT who temporarily authorized debts
AMI accounts AMI 10 transact the business
ny order OF ihe Board RID. WHITFIELD. Pr.t
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ALEXANDRIA.

TbNllE subscriber wishes To remind the Members
- Of tile Legislature and uoes fond Of good eating
That thu new establishment operation and he E
prepared 10 Furnish Bc1kass Dinners SupperS
moments notice, and superior style. arier will m stored
"te Injuries and subsah,als of northern ma
ana e Lakes particular have tile that can be
produced from Norfolk naven Bays hand Back River
York RIVER Cherry and oysters fresh Three times
awrpk ~
% Private Rooms for supper parties
The lovers Of good SegaG try his which or
superior and genuine HAVANA II you like good cup Coffee
call lde I-ttn " ATIps.
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Aurtiou Gales.
FUTURE DAYS.
sEy n. "a. Dickinson a ptrs,l.er.

ny n. IA Dickinson a HretLer.
- VALUABLE NEGROES
IN TH.hy. ih- iah uerentsr ~ oeh-k n o,,
suction reni Will b. sid 2o likely Ne.r@s const
INK "' Wen Nohien ani cbAifeR. tlu,
1~ Nstl1bl- hots- -vanis AMI heh hands s,u,
h~'- Itr-e well disposed md hat
ever dr is-duis r. a. DICKINSON a BROTHER, Auets
ddiaiaisiTaioT'S sale Of FaL4s5ie Negroes
D. WEDNESDAY. '- goth Dec. I7aI ocIsck VIII
~ -'h At QUE Auction Room, Gor nesres
consisting Of Men. Boys gooi order
''" Administrator Of M-rw-ti-r Jones. decd.
d. ltd Il. u. DICKINSON a. BROTHER,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF 25 TO 81 VALUABLE
NEGROES.
SATURDAY. the 9th day Of O'Clock
- VIII DO soh puJie
likely Neges consisting 81 boys AMI
deem all from one estate and anong, them valuable
SefvanuBy order ofe Administrator u.
r. H. DICKINSON A. BROTHER Aucts
d" lS-dids First door behw Tavern
VALUABLE STEAM SAW MILL AT AUCTION
THE subscriber, intending TO discontinue the
on WEDNESDAY. January NJ Is4f Interest. Icing on. mi,
In the Steam saw Mill situated on tla Dock
lie authorized By Mr Robert A. Mayo. Of the n,
naming half 10 that his may had desired by
TIE purchaser the
particular descTipton Of this property deemed
a. any one DESTROYS 20 purchase VIII
Anime iot themselves Application
The Engin- of IL horse power. eapab. driving two
Sawr TEaSs-one fourth cash on ~ and ~
"'"iS o'ent JAMES A. FULTON.
sale conducted by Inoes & Bro'ber de Is--od
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COMMISSION HOUSE.

-
VIE undersigned vs ioftnsd Parncbp under ia. sy-
- aud nfm OF
bridges - urotb0r,
Too The purpose of anseng t;.u.fai
ihg Business AMI onsf their nsnda AMI lie l
generally. -
ihey wa give particular attention Ia ts Tobacco rlf
"fah and svrTy d"scTpon of MsTchahJl-, FUN them L,
experience m th" Tobacco lni Gln
pfoang subtraction alt MAJ them " ~,
oee At N" corner % 'a aIri vrinia Siferts-st door T.,
Chass Palmer, I-I.
JAMES n. Bridges
DAVID Bridges.
Richmond. Dee. 9Th isil. J.s-,ol,viSr
0 fe Petersburg nieng.nest an. Iynehbu, N
please publish week and ehafgr Once.
1--WE TOBACCO srkhMERY ~ VA. ~. BRANsF,,RDA co.
al o"eashooug u Tor -lle n oLi LIT uf Jan,a
WIN hen d" rented FOE IL. II
every necessary h,iu r. do Prom twenty 10
twenty i've tt rate hands viii pfrsnsn .etpnss
Ae and a- many Ice wanted got ana the ,un ar
n"ishbothooi around Alo the of espteneed
i"hsht can be had and Lisin- They
are both Wei acquainted with The tl-ns tobacco planters
of'h" surrounding having employed in the establish.
ns Tot tbs last Eve They
any Person desiring their Apply TO
JOHN G. IIoBsoN, or
FRED. BRANsFORD,
Richmond. Virginia or
T. n. WHITE
W o-'1hSAwu Owen-boro. Kentucky
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M III l received day Batipor- Cal. store hy
w .. y. NhcHticy ~ Co.-t5 prcrs pi,d ant chenc
polish Cloths fo Ladies Coaks 90 30 u,h Cl-cr' Cns.e.
DO Grape ony worth 20 do cashmere d. Lane.
10 mode cod Nousndc Lance from - up - do had
aud biz 30. 10 DO 80 printed Nelvets
atony Soc go DO mode, and hur Alpaca wars
do hk and blue DO n soc i5e so do blue black
DO warranted sh warp 10 style Prints
AMI brocla Sh1w 10 pieces tk silks extra
cheap go do syr Lace Musns evening
bh white. uk, blue nnd culd Tafcon Muslin ys wide
ony Gllca Adelaide Cares ctlrcn dozen new st,r
French Worked Cosrs dn dn shems.s do r,ir I'm, en-
htodefrd French Lawn Handkerchief ony Do DO
- 20 90 80 10 boteed Linen ikfs pccs 500 Do
hrnsieh anil PLAN l-riefcd o Gom o.c $3.50
style iaee- and rdgnr Thread Iarcs
ani TO- oi e latest importation 20 pieces hne Thread
- trr DO Ladies' t.entg gHk Shirt ami brave
80 do Do Do Menno Angola loo Do superior embroidered
AMI plain white ani bin aud IIif os 500 Do eisut
nnd moAlr osc and lla og 1900 Cotton Umbrellas from
io ~ 900 sh No. YES piris rnpci Lsrs only
loci 800 d. snp~r"f srof at i2.r DE- -
2n0 NEGRO Blankets, at 1Oc. Ia ~ 90
OOO 1000 yds Nsgro ker-sys
1000 Nds Canton T4nurI
10000 yds Hflchcd shuings
l'o"o yl- Brown Sho'ungs ani shlfiinss 0ofn o.. Co
isi
10000 yds Bet Tckinr. Gora = &c. to O.. CO
10000 yds Apron CHECKS. ffou ~ tsIglr
1000 yis Furniture rtids fonl ~ o. rec -
1000 yi4 Bel Ianus. nrm OIL f1 .Ot
1000 vie Whfr d. ffuin ~ 80 % goo
goo yda yellow DO. from go .tc
zoo yis Cafpetur. very cheap
eco ~ Fancy R1ura AMI n % which VIII De-
'oll ~ unprecedented low prres BY " MEREDITH.
w. " - The Cheap Cash Store.
tuN fuWnfR-Ju received supply ptponi.' ,it
- pet'r Gun ani Rhe Powder pet erpry Srnrlrns
usc, ~ g! 10 kers. Poe sale At 81 each. by
q" - THOMAS TNRER.
SUGAR AND MuLASSEs.
ST. receiving and oht @ air ., hbis Porto Rico Sugar
w PAT pnme 90 h n oflesns o. pat prirus 20 HIT.
H',o ani New o'issns noass,s
g. - DUNLOP MoNCrRr co
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by fnIoes - Isrother
Ii>NSasfer, DoHby d Coz SfaHL
Furniture, Feather Beds, SD Anefiop
On II kSpAN Morning Dec store commencing N m
$500 ~ W. wan sel At auction, without VARIETY OF
~ PERioR CABINET p RNTTURE IN part-
I4-sant Mahogany French Bed-t-ad
DO Plush Velvet Spring Rocking Chair.
Mahogany Marble Top Pedestal
u" Hair Spring Seat Rocking Ci3irS
DO Gard Tables. Work stands
Looking Gas--r, SC, &c. &c
ALSO,
j.! FEATHER Beds Of good quaty-Togetner with many other
1-sirable aTe"s "a The HOUSE keeping line
H. IL INIoEs a ppn,rupp -,
200 Pilot Beauer and Cloth Coafs A 1sefi,,
IN WEDNESDAY Morning, 20h at store n
4" ' We "iu sell without Coats yiIOO
heavy Pilot Goats 80 Beaver Cloth Frock do 20 Frk 81
Dress DO Together with variety Clothing aIapsI 10 tb
ptsseHisslson 3'
Double and Single Barrel Guns &C.
Asn to clos sa4O and ne;. ba5f,i Cum AL ID a.
'o OF uein 'ey superior Ao Ivory handle
@fi Folk butchers Knives Steel Yards Bs. Cck. ~
a. VAIN many other aEtirl, ~oshy attention OF dealers.
~ sale peromFiop,
- 10 lNLOIS l. BROTHER. Aurt.
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The subscribers, having taken the Establish.
m'm latch roni1etri hy Nc -. Sauvy Immediately opposite
ur store 81 John doior E propose themselves 90
We Interests 900 ihc rcni aui - pubic generally. as Boos
hndffs ini Blank book Manufactures knocr their
hune-- They a'e H tir ly intending .f-c nen-
90 wnfsnan-hp shall De- uc CHEF teif ,kn They sH
' '""r'ef nfenell efs i1t ihey have number ui
years engaged n r sr,eri hnrhes of lrt that tsy
hinA tnrf,rs qualified 20 eNecuts clu De- ior.
r'Whi' b" Virginia ami probably stfY iu any rau
20 %" 'ufd states and ls both ter ani 1rt,or az.
80 'itkr i'} mtmi Oh establish epuluuu f1f moderate
irin- a"l lt Co. beauty 1ni luhIuac-s ut uefwak
lh} afc DOW RECEIVING god slppv superior nrinr ,fe
rails and shall D. n iily f1 wufS 900 ta arts al their
iti hauAnt hriec Merchants. CLERKS ot Coau- ani ofer.
afe fesieei'uY ASSUMED t ther oa.s VIII e rrltr0r receive,
su eNr,uisi viii u"atns iuflttg 1ni iiasb ,Bi a.. ,t
~ 80 any Other estill.,hrirrt
ALEXANDER Brown
JOSEPH r. kEfNtNCuAM.
Opposite ie Store uf John t.1fion rso
1ui "a door above tn street iesjing Mayor Hfrirr
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL Ice received by the Watering Commit
lee "f the city Of Richmond. "Wednesday t,. suth
December, for tile erection additional
"leVsnr the walls and entertainments one The ,-r
-nn oi the contemplated Reservoir. by
feet II top and 2Os feet by Us AT bottom. enhank-n
feet high AMI feet wide At forming degrees
I'll" insi ani soring Tie OUTSIDE horizontal
foot peTpeniicuhr The bottom and the Slopes
puird aud paved with good bricks edge C
and wei Leled in lime The be-
hiied The walls anal establishments
raIsrd In "ght corresponding one lsay feetl AMI
the slopes paved ami ued before that tins
work 100000 good bricks o wang AMI paving
yais OF ely oC enibankn-n wall be
ni the clay be- obtained the
around The Reservoir.
Pi1ns drawings and specifications tie work VIII L..
shown 10 PeTron wishing Superintendent Of
The Cay Water Works and may
quIci wall be- gwen by application OF the Watering
Committee.
Although II - desirable that proposals Tor the
wh"r "oh-yet separate proposals, work or
the 'N entertainments willie CONSIDERED 10y COMMITTEE Tn,
contractor OF contractors VIII be- Iad Committee when
@loo m"nhof work properly executed, per
~ iat proportion until the Whole Then II the work
Is iHy done according To the and approved
COMMITTEE the balance viii be promptly paid.
Proposals may b. len with Garland laine the
oi the CITY Water Works with any Wagering
Committee. sASlI'EI. sIrnI.Fs 4, ~ 4,
te 5-,it3uDec
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of r. c IA mn ond.
nigh Mater his day al S'ei.ek, p. NJ

Schr Leontne, Hart, New York, days from wharf tn
dock. sundries.
Schr Weymouth, Couch New York, sundries
Juliet, WOglam, City Point light
Catiarine Wilcox. Lscomb, New York, ballast
SAILED,
James Il Samuel, Somers, New York coal.
Lagrange, Crowel, Philadelphia coal.
FoN Harrington, Baltimore, Hour and IRON
Deborah Ann Somers, Powell Jersey city, coal
Mary Elizabeth, Appl-garth Baltimore coal
Lynchburg, Mathews, New York flour & tobacco
Ann Smith, Cole, New Y rk do do
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FRENCM LANGIIAGE-

~ X l. GuuLEr forming evening for Gen
I'VE uemen Tetms-si for Of 10 lessons payable on
entering the class The Ladies' class ogani1ad
at o'clock T. NJ e. ST. the house above Mr. J. Gays.
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- SAIL OF =
NEGROES.
VALUABLE STEAM SAW MILL AT AUCTION.
IILE s..Lsc-.L..- ia.....I....-
rsy Williams * IHaxaiI.
NisOOL-BOIsE In.r

IT IucfOa.
IN ih' hspA Afternoon. slst on the pre-
esws VIII shall at auction t of y,ons
situated At the streets ON which The 5-,
OF Messr- Sme1d IrehTrc raBi- which h known in The nh,
OF TIE 'y OF Richmond, No. fronting ON f., M t.,
anu on ' street 10 feet having the privilege an alley thorb
Hn Su 10 ON STREETS -
Inc property Of Nj 4 e. Warwick tos who know Tins It
any remarks of OF woLt b. ,p.lno
suni'eTsay considered building Lot. an a.. ~
pN many Al thought the best To not aea,
VIZ ~ Ne "ouii remark that elevated
par OF Sssoc Hill Commanding OF the CITY ami sur
rounding county and entirely the dust a no b, Which
"ose residing IN Other much ANNOYED, Trms-Usf
ca- ana The balance in three and ~ months,
notes ana deeds OF trust the property required
to secure the credit payments
IL WILLIAMS L. u.vAtt -.
SUGAR, COFFEE, wIIlSKEY, BACON, &c.
on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the Goth INST 10! oeoek vail be
sohi IN front OF Auction Store
20 hpis h.autiful Cuba Sugar.
Ia dn Porto 10
100 hays pfine green strong scented RIO COFFEE
~" 20 do l5guaya
30 do do yellow Cuba &.
30 DO do Aneo.tura a,
~ hr' Baltimore copper di,l-J whssry
10 do ysy superior Old Monongah IL,
20 DO Country
10 do Peppermint Cordial
half pipes otaHi DuPuy 4 Go BfaRiy
10 DO Common IL,
10 casks Wine Malaga SHERRY
10 hhs very handsome BACON SD,
100 kegs No. Lard
10 DO Gad-- Butter
100 do No. l White Lead
100 loves very best Bunch RaBins
30 small packages suI-nOr Imperial Tea
30 DO DO DO C.unpot, der do
half chests Young TIy-Ju do
-, ~ H'er SluO CASH SlOO and Over. monihs--for
-'t-''Fe'- &c 10 w 4 H. Auct-.
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FAMILY ROE HERRINGS, &c,
slsl HALF tbIs. Family Roe IIenngs OF superior quality
~ Is bbls. Northern Buekwheat Flour
100 bushels down East Mercer Potatoes received for sale
by de IL u. NJ. BURTON.
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no I.E1'.

ENRNisiIED ROOMS.-Fwo three members of the lie,
lainfe could be- accommodated with large and comforia
rooms andbreakfsi C. the Mr. Jas Ora
garien. A. 4 4,
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CA NAL CONN ERCE.
December lIih, lsI3.
ARRIVED,
Canal Boat OH Dominion, ~ CnmpaekeT with 80 tons
inde ltsn Lynclburg Shields Sonlrrve J. r. Trlett son
Webb Bacon 4 CO. l.. D. CTrn-haw a. nj Peytnn.
Canal Boat Dayy Crockett H. Anderson master with tons
mi1e from Lynehburg and Warren William. Co l.. H.
Crenshaw 4 Go, and I.ldlam Preston A 20
Columbia A. johnson ftom
To BOYD Edmond Davenport Frys Williams Robert
I"athnry, l. D. Crenshaw a 90, and Peytnn.
Old Virginia, g. Taylor =. from Lynch
burg To J.. ID. Crrnshaw q 60.
Hen Franklin J. Spier wih a. ton. ndy. from Elk
'fek To warwick Barksdae Dbr Iloeonbc and Brown
Il TayloT.
Henry Clay. H. Staples MASTER ~! tons s from S,aple.
Mill TO T. g. Tonpkius A Co. AMI A. 4. Harms.
EE subscriber Offers the ensuing year rs
- Genera Agent and VIII hiring ont Ne
gTo"s renting out Houses, collecting claims friends IN sr
country can give their Servants Office
and rest assured iat will be- ai IN retns
the best prices and good homes Commissions only
per eent GEORGE w. TOLER,
q" lG-itw Agent ana t'ol.etor 81 Royy
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Oriental robes, Dressing GOirHs.
VERY elegant assortment received, and for
n sale by STARR & 60.
de Exchange Street.
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DIBRELL, HOLCOMBE & CO,
J.. b. SMITH. Hair a.

Opposi. shockoe Wafe-Iio,is..
Do They sell Tobacco Wheat and Flour upon an of wL
make liberal advances au A
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-, FOR RENT,
CLARkE,S AIGERp 4

tLtNENTsof Algebra embracing also the history and a,oe
ton OF Logaiins together an app-nix =,
e efes ie grnra theory Equation and th aor ,nors.
tous OF resolving u- higher equations BY b- Rev D.y,s "a
.' y w. frne pal Of American Just pubbe 6
@Uy o. 10 DINNER 4 MORala
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DRfsCorrs MENiCo.-iiisioIy Conquest OF MrAic
with preliminary OF the Ancient Mexican CIVILIZATION
and the life of the Conqueor FednaBjo Coez by m Prescott
author Of Ferdinand Isabella be completed IN three Oc,,v
volumes The 1st vol just receiyed de DINNER MORRIs
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S,oIAR LAMPs-A nrtLct supply rich solar Lamps la,
~ just broR received, and fnr ,ale by
WIN 4. BUTLER x CO.
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fNNfRAf-r of VANILLA, for ha,oring J.lr- Ic. p,,,
&c ior Sa'- by de BOLTON a HARRISON
Nj GLASSES AMI HERRINGs-IO hlnI. prr,e rt,iI,, Nil,
I'VE -. 30 bhs No gro~s H.rrnrs for sale B.,
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COmstpne cas- en-. ant I sths oil ,h,. s,,r..
az Cay sueet nesfint at BY
KENT KENnAIt a ATWATER
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ftctnp niisd sah. Iust fr,civinr and
~ ilt luNfs = WtNsfON
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-29

at work, he appeared absorbed in his sad
rcveries. Andrew, rs it was planned beforehand,
would tell US OF the wonders OF Germany Of Prussia,
of RUSSIA, of battles and victories. My father then
would raise his head, and by degree' take part in
the conversation. My mother would lay down her
work, seeing her husband speak, and her sweet face
expressed happiness and hope.
"sometimes, but very rarely now, Maurice was there
. silent, seated in the most obscure corner like
poor stranger, who was only tolerated. Motioncss
and attentive he listened to all these fine stories Of the
empire, and sigh which my mother and alone
could comprehend seemed to say: 'Oh that those
times excited still =
[Contnued on the 4th pnge1
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-29
TERMS OF THE CALIFORNIAN.

Published weekly at $500 per annum, or 81 80
rraid within six months.
Ma popcr discontinued until arrearages are paid OK
cent nttbe option Of the publisher.
advertisements inserted at the customary prices,
Transient advertisements TO be paid for in advance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-29
Essex County Convention.

fContinued on the Alb pnge.l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-29
St, Johnsbury, Vt, August 80, 1913.

subject; but ], Madame, do not love Napoleon; he
brought too much misery on my poor mother with
:, his yictoresl
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-28

confdins people, % be wrecked On a smooth
and tranquil sea, these same men. are endeav-
oung 10 release the State az insurer and throw
the loss On those who without such Insurance
would never have encountered the riek Of the
voyage And he, the chosen oap,aiu Of this
hithlesa crew, whose 5ira and most ANXIOUS
care was to shied the interest and protect the
honor Of the Slair, has abandoned be high pre-.
tensions and descended 10 the lees exalted,
but far more notorious appellatiou Of {" McNutt,
The Repudnior'-andB content rather than
be unknown 10 Fame,
ITO leave Corsair's nams to other tunes,
Linked with no virtue and the '5orSi gferiulss''
While we protest agains ANY argument on
the payment Of The Slate bonds. lounded on
mere loss or Inconvenience 10 the people, il
NAV not be amiss to exhibit, BY q calculation
based on official documents, upon uh0u TAR
lor the redemption dthe State debt, would fad
Il viii doubtless be a matter Of some aslonisb-
ment 70 our readers who may not heretofore
have examined this subject, 70 ind that the
citizens Of the bond paying counties consisting
of2I out Of 81, pay annually more Than fio0-
thirds Of the whole amount Of taxes assessed
and collected within the State. Il is also true,
that after deductng from the proportion (being
less than one-third) paid by the % ami. boni
counties the pay and mileage Of their repre-
seniailves and other expenses incidental to the
local administration Of Government within
heir respective precincts scarcely a dollar
goes into the treasury. And yet, The repre-
sentatives and domestic politicians ofthe latter
counties, which would scarcely feel the burden
Of an additional tax, accuse the people Of those
counties on whom the whole burden would
fall, Of wish 10 cypress the people OF Missis-
sppi Surely these men arc eager only to de-
ceive and mislead the PEOPLE, or they
incapable Of approaching the noble integri-
~ Of those citizens, who although scarcely
amounting 70 me third N number, are willing
10 bear more than fso thirds ofthe whole bur.
den Of ak for the purpose Of redeemng the
honoi and integrity ofthe State. We refer
our readers to the following table showing,
lst The names Of the counties whichm
ls4l, gave a majority Of votes for Shattuck
the bond paying Governor, and the amount Of
tax paid by each respectively,
2nd the names Of the counties who gave a
majority ofyotes for Tucker, and the amount
of lax paid BY each o. them respectively.
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zine taxes Of those s0untiaa from tvb;eb
no assessments are returned are estimated N
be about 10000 dollars.
Having, as we believe, 10 the pFeeeaia5 ns,i
Of this address, demonstrate n a plai3 sn5
sncclnt manner both he legal and moral liabtl-
ity Of the State to pay the bonds issued on ae
count ofthe Union and Planters bank. we will
now can the attention Of the people to What
We deem The necessary amounts or rate
Of iaxatfon which win be required to pay Of
the principal ard interest on 6ese bonds.
Great misrepresentation, he existed on this
subject, and appeals have been made II me
people through the medium Of yreeches and
newspapers, which from theirn atre ana cb.r-
acter, necessarily suppose the exstenee If =
moral depraViiy ia The great body O M com.
munity, that deserve al their bands witber.
ing rebuke.
We are aware Of the powerful effect rbieb
lseliinterest has on the minds Of an men. W.
know the human mind is so constituted ~,
tie same Arguments ofthe same facts prodlea
different CONCLUSIONS according as be mind !,
more Or less affected by selfish views. Henc,
We ind y every wise system Of laws II IS nc
permitted, that man shall be a Judge IN n
own cause Or in that Of his near coBnexion,
because however honest he NAV be, his iudo
ment = liable 70 be biassed and led astray :
his feelings.
we believe that the exaggerated statement
N regard TO amount oftaxati0n, and the SUI
4 posed saerihce clproperty which manv beBev
wih Be necessary 70 extingush the State DEB
has had 2 more powerful influence on Ii
nliuds Of the people, than all the arguments
our opponents pa together. This eject ~ -
produced o. the most honest and oorreo, M