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STATE OF NORTH.C4ROLINA,
UNION COUNTY,
Court Of Pleas Gad Quarter Sessions, July
Term, lS43.
NoSrs Touch and Wifi

We. n 80. n 80;
Isaac Legellen, Jesse lie. ~ -
wellcn and others.
ct appearing 10 the sails aciion Of the Cour,
Il thai Isaac Leween. Jesss Lewelien, William
LeWellcn. Amsn Lewelieu, Thomas Bennett and
vile Elizabelh, Nathaniel B;veus and wife Jemi-
ma and Sarah l.swellen, reslde hey end the limits
Of this State, IL is therefore Ordered by ine Court,
thai publication be made in The Charlotte Journal,
for SIX weeks, notifying said defendants TO sPPear
at the next Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
70 be held Tor lhe county Of Union. at the Court
HOUSE. al Lab1t.'s Cross Roads, Oh the is, Monday
~ Ocl0ber aext, and then and there 10 plead, an-
swef. CT demur to Plaintiffs petition, OF Judgment
pro 'ccafcszo will BE- taken against them.
Witness, Hugh Stewart, Clerk Of our said Court,
i Office, tie 1T Monday of July. A. D., le43, and
8 Ity-scsel!1 year Of American Independence.
HUGH STEW ART, c. 4 c.
Printers fee s. Cpl. tJJ
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Farmers Adyocate.-vol. 4li..

En-AyING broaghi the third volume Of tie
u n Farmers Advocate 70 a close, we now pre-
cen: the public iLb Prospectus f9r tonnA vi
ume Having sGcceeded ia fyzmIng az assoca-
t;sa by which tie serviees Of Mr. Wsl0r +
Richards, viii b. secured 20 sssis; il tie Edito-
nal department Of the effiee we feel confident
TIA, We shall be sbg to furGrh paper worthy
lbe attention Of iaTmess, zEd tie community IL
general
10 conducting the ADVOCATE. an undeyiaiiHK
course vii BE steadily pursued with q ysEs to
advance The interest Of the FAKyfa, By recon-
tnending such measures a. may seem to promise
be improvement and exposing TO raeritea cen
sure whatever Is inifn.cal 10 MS prosperity.
H. PoiIrres and RKiicios, every thing cslcnla.
iea 10 excite parlisansAIp OF sectaFian prejudice,
sIll be carefully avoided.
SeEScK IN it. various branches viii meet with
lhat sttention II - richly deserves.
EDucku9S 10 general, will receive doe share
Of attention.
TnE CONSTITUTION az rHE T. s. and that Il n.
C., with probably others, viii BE copied.
A impartial and irae record q: important
Elections together With variety Of other inter.
estiug events will be gwen.
ymruE, MoRsIIrY. and their .eiH sitter TIN
rEEAScE, viii ever find 10 Us, isilbfnl aud uDsir.
ing Advocate aud Friepd.
CONDITIONS:
The Advocate wiil b. published every oiher
week, a. Lexington, Davidson County, n. G., at
one dollar a year in advance Or one dollar ana
fifty cents, after Sax months rom the dale u sub
seripiion For eiubs Of ten or more subscribers,
seventy five eCuts per copy, 10 advance, or one
dollar twelve and half CENTS aecr six monlhs.
No paper Discontinued until afroarages are
paid except AZ the option Of The Publishers.
Tue above conditions vail be strictly adhered
20 n all cases.
All letter.. communication dc, % The E5iturs,
pAsi paid, promptly attended ..
Address J Sherwood, Lexington, o. w. p.
K shafds. Browniown n. Davidson Co. n, 6.
fbe brotherhood Of the gull will contcf IA
y3f bg asertise or Otherwise hoticiag the abJVei
With iA0se Mha d. = G wli eadeaYor 70 ecipfocs.e
She favor.
JOHN SHERWOOD.
WALTER +. RIcHARpE.
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Fever and .igue.

mus diaagfcrablr and very prevalent hfi''''
~ affection rfgct rds tont iiu'u lbs slsic y ~.
nervous System. affecting ,hc siamaea. y p
son.iiu.ua lT,c;us y cured ~ sudden shoch p
other operation ugpu The mind, bul 20 eep'ho.
cree can be placed upon any remtdI' eAe'p's
poWetfal ianio action upon the stomach.
DIR MoFFAT's PhENIX BltfERs ANp
LIFE PILLS have been laFpi.y atsd tsf @f f''f
Of FEVER AND AGUE, WItl iuyafabie sSee.s'
pr MOfFAT has lately received iiofo ,a1
Wcst hsre the disease prevails % o9i'lari''
extent, indnbi,ablc proofs that his medicines ~
IN heb e.unation thpre, a. spec j. and eiieo'c'i
cure al It. lie hasunqursiionable city rrtsfen'o
as to is high efficacy. Ia this disagfee4@e a"'.'
ton. which will be given on application al avs W
fee. J75 Broadway, Now lo'k
The abose medicine for saio by
+. J. nOLTON Agent
Tbarlo1e ". {.
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TENHtS prcp.faayo has noB stood tie test Of
q several years trial, ana IS confidently &c
oomneuded az a safe and efieciaal medicine ior
ezpeling worms from the system. The uuexaIn-
pied success that has attended its administration
II every case where The patient was really ahiic-
tee IT'D vosms, certainly renders il worthy the
ureuli1n Of the Public.
Tie proprietor has made il 3 point 10 ascertain
the rssats 81 rs use 10 such cases as came with
10 his knogiej &c and obsetystion-snd be inva-
riaby found Ito produce The most salutary effects
tot unfreqaentiy alter nearly all the ordinary
preparations recommended for worms had been
previously res0rted 10 without any permanent ad-
vantage This faci is attesiod b the certificates
and eta ements of hundreds Of respectable prr.
sons 10 dliieren, parts 81 the eounlry and should
induce families rways 10 keep vial Of tie pre-.
psraiioa is their possession. II is mid in is op.
Grafton, ard may be administered with periec,
szfety T. The most delicate int4Lt.
FJI sale = ;he fruz Store, By
Z. OATES, Sole Agent
Asg 81, 1913 On
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or. LEATHER RESTOgER. ANEW CHE.
MICAH DtSs .uEE EY

MICAL DISCOVERY.
az OsT pcorle kraw. TIA, ,iiat ara lsSsr arc
VI eaavers1d RIA lestlsT ~ the Uss Of Tan.
nin rxsfaeitu IVA asftRa ttrks. Sc. Nhrn lht
torres and s4Asesh ~ Tie Tsah.n is worn out,
rather beeanies dad faId. DIS brittle. ersotrd
corsied usfh q crasL. sc. rms I'LL hAOW.
10 rtstore tcn hfs sofHsfg, nss.4tarss, strength.
fuosihasas aud F0mave all crust, Fly, Ct blister
Tsssgfe rae tgHai7. ThB substance tie leather
never can receive the second tine bat the whoe
virtues u Il are ia this pfticlc, the oil Of TAN.
NES--.hieh pgnsffstes tic ttHsst ard hArdest
AgssEhef Il Il i,as bsfn twenty years 10 Use aud
Nj il tears easi'y arb ihs fingers. il imparts at
coee a Strength that u utterly Incredible until
Reen. lsss8oaos like nrs lcstle'. 10 all respects,
Aith q dxightlai sofutss and l-tltsb. sud makes
VI leatier eou1piticiy and ptft ely mp@rsgps
10 wa'er--a and particularly bool shaea, earriagc
TOPS. hose Trunks, harness, snd IN faei III things
"a .de u iosther, giving a splendid polish, even
bigler than Rew i,sihof has and At !sasl doubling
i's wear and durability, 10 whatever MANNER ,ho
leather S used. These are facls.
Those v Io = ID, may NsAf old aha,s, er1an i.h
COINS ride w,la old cSuisEs toys, haze old harpeta
and thfoz thrr away bsli nsed. lask thy then.
selves and alt sbou' lhgm, expand dsal!n y hat -
necessary lor articles Of leather to their heart's
,1ntent fer what sc care, IT their pfsiodsees srg
20 strong they viii not ~ new discovery. We
have 80 tsf9fs 10 ssk pf il'rm they the great
ct sufferers. and SO beg for robydy's custom OF
patronage Now, gentlemen, phase yourselves.
. None genuine unless with TIE fac-simile Of
CsnHtJck s Go. Tor saln 10 Charlotte. y. G BY
3. Oates g. 5 aishnD by G. H. WactleF 10 lev.
iHgtoa b i Nabfy 10 Greeuthofo1Eh bv y &
x sloae ia fayclifyit'c BY J. kM'R4c, ia York.
viilo, = G. by Comsiaek * Cos agent.
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+. J. AOLTON. Agent,
Charlotte, n. {.

ND ilEUMATISM and LASENEss go'''l''
n 0, ~ cured, and al shfiveIled masel.s y,
limbs are restored. in the old or young y V"
DlAs VEGETABLE EiNR Asp AEavE ANn TONI ,''.
fnENr--but never without the name Of Iol'''''
Il 90. on IL. g.
For sale iu Chaflo,io, NC, By D. Oates "
lisbuty by C. H. Wheeler IN Lexington " !,
Mabry In Gfsensborpngh by J. T. s.'4p
Fayetteville BY J. A. M'Raei 10 foih'"''' . =
by Comstock 4 Cos agent
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sign, Flag q Mirror
.pAl1fIp,nQsa

~ N1~~ - - ! 90 N~-- 49, ,
IL fatieis himself that bio long experience 10
the sboye business aud he specimens Of wofg hc
has es5o8ted 10 bis line, Vl be sgGirisnt &c
commentator. lie eil as0 attend 70 any call
made on him in the HOUSE PAINTING BUSi-
NESS and is confident lie can give satis;acti n
10 al wLo may employ hin. The public is re-
speclfnily requested 10 call and encourage him as
he il Determined To execute al WORK committed
t5'iim 10 tho best possible manner.
And as times is bard lie viii take part Of his
work in produce rui,4ble for family use such as
Flour, Corn, Bacon, &c.
JOHN w RAINEY
Concord, Nag lG, l6A3.
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G@s<slasrsssxx<A
Ia Sheep, Cali, Nrrocco and Russia Bindings,
close and spring backs, plain and gilt
Ledeers from to 10 quirss each,
Pocket Ledsets, and . qulres, With pockets,
Journals : to 10 qgirss each,
; Day Books, , to 10 quires each,
Iayoice do, . to quiros each,
Record do, to 10 quires ach.
Registers do, J 10 oquires each,
Bar do. to 2 quires each,
Cash do, > to quires each,
Receipt d., ruled ard plsiu,
Alphabe;s for Ledgers, plain and fancy letters,
Ladies' Albums, IN plain aud elegant bindings,
do Memorandum Books do DO
Students Note Books,
Music 3 oks, various sizes,
do Paper 60 do
Gill Letter Paner,
Gilt Note Paper, various siz9s,
Writing Books, ioE Schools,
Cyphering 90 do
Memorandum Books, stitched,
co DO with loops,
do 20 with pockets,
Scrap Books, folio sna quarter sizes
Herbariums G1 do do
County Books Tor County and Superior Courts ans
Registers otiee, ra!ed and bound 10 any pattern,
On short notice. Law Books, Music Books, Oh
Books, Pamphlets, Magazines, Reviews, Periodi-
cal Publications, Ncwsfape &c. &c bound 10
plain dnd elegant bindings, with neainess and
despatch. Having purchased an entirely new set
OF Too!sior binding, also new aud improved ma
chiaCry for their Paper Mil, and engaged an ex-
perienccd workman TO conduct the Bindsry, they
fatter themselves they vii! be able TO produce
Paper and Blank Books equal 10 any Manufacture
ed a! the North, IL net superior, at thesane pri-
ces. Well wishers to the South aud Domestic
Manufactures, will do well 10 encourage this es'
adjustment.
GTORDERS for BOOKS or BOOKS to bind,
iel with Mr. L. C.. Allison. Merchant. Charlotte,
viii be promptly attended to, and conveyed from
and "a the Dindery, free Of costs to the sender.
JAZZ 81, 1913. 45f
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BEE! DEEF!

~e-r~-rsxs Zp II E subscriber respectfully TO-
- zs2-s - forms The citizens Of Char.
49, lots. and its vicinity. that he N
s4-<Eg. commence BU TCHERING again
on ~ -0-a instant. Having made arrangements
Tot regular sup y q Causs he hofes TO be atle
TO furnish goo. Beef a. tie country can afford,
at a reasonable Dirte. lie will also furnish Bet
al h.s house tHo miles from ChsIlofie.
THO. GcODLAKE
JGiy II, 1913 30
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The New Mirror IS a nogtliy in letters and IL
art. Il is a saiufd y paper. containing fixiecn
sapefbly ptihi-d printed octave pages, lenelosaa
IN neat covert ard e0gt'y and BEAUTIFUL steel
engrariag. IiFrY.Tgyo Of these are given 10 the
course Of tic year-sn experiment hitherto unat.
tempted either II horne or Granddaughter ~ilh
eiEhl hundred aud thirly-tao closely printed pa.
ees 81 tie choicest matter and ali ior the bifiHg
and very dispTop ogti0He9 cost Of three dollars {.
year to subscribers. II i edited it'll great care
and enriched With original papers from the beat
loriters q he dgy IL seeks to crafty every
der Of taste BY cheerful sketches Of society," tales
Of romance and hDm9ur, gayelies aud gravities,
domestic and foreign correspondence, wit and pa
t4os, and literary musical, aad Occasionally dru.
matte criticism. The very low price at which II
is published places u within tie reach Of every
Que DISPOSED to obtain valuable, amusing and re
fined rARLoeg JoUgSAL published in weekly Buni-
bers. buialso iafeHded for ressrratioa az a choice
uelsns for the hbmTy. filled with The gems IL lii
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Those who send the amount Of subscription di.
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mail Or Otherwise wIihthe utmost Puneiaaiiy, and
cisclosed 10 strong wrappers 50 ~ % preserve the
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a. ARSAPARiLLA- --Comstoel's COMPOUND
- Extract. There is no other preparation Of
Sarsaparilla, that can exceed eqGal this. lfyou
are aufe to get Copstock's, you will fnd i, supc.
r.of 10 all oti,cfs. II does non require putting.
Eur sale IN Charlotte, n &. by u Oates and r.
J. iIoltDni n Salisbury by g. - Wheeler in Lex
ingtun BY J. I. Mabfyi 10 Green.borourb by J.
a X. sioaa in fayetieyi.c by J. a. MRse; IN
Yorkville. 5. G. bg eospstock q Co.. agent.
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REASONS FOR TAXING TIE NEW MIRROR.
7arss Dollars eaaHo; tyg 50 muct of literary
ard pictorial value IN sag other shape
Fiftg;g3 Highly .Gui5tld s:tfl ergreUingS are
gwen 10 the course Of The year.
Tie btrery esrtea.s are tie freshest and test
Tia! Can be furnished b. tue experienced taste
and industry Of is editors.
The tgPs aaa paPsI ala 10 ezocileG By those Of
any othef periodical
1 splendid 5oc2 to fial sid preserve is 10 your
haads Al The closc Of the year, containing every
hing o! current intcrcs, G9ftn remembering, sud
many rva.gshir grfas u literature and ct
4 dt!:ghf1l rie..yr 70 y9nt Iaafity e,cts Is such
saiafday paper
ByHe gfar eqei number cat J3i fcs penee, tho
there are 10 il sixteen pages Of tic cEcfcest mat
ter, and picture sccu Us could not be bought
siIaI y a. the priu,shop5 Tor less hsn t"o shllings
1T riA Gust ygg aDthingso read your subgcriPf.or.
"a poHtnasters are aEi.soiz-d 70 enclose !. to The
ed.turs Sos!age Jgts.
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NOTICE.
New Establishment.
BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK
BOOK MANUFACTORY.
Lincoln Paper will, ". Carolina.

a. Il d. MoSTELLER respectfully informs
IN. the inhabitants Of Charlotte, Mecklenbutg
and the adjoining counties, that they have com.
menccd the above Business al their Paper Mill
4 miles from The village Of Lineoln'op, where
they have constantly on hand an extensive as
snrttncrt AZ
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PAINTING.

YEyHE s4bseriLer having located hi~trclf at
= Dauaeon College, would hos JiFc5 bis scr.
giees t. fae pLb..c ~ an
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EORsEs that have Ring bone, Spawn: " ~. mi
d " CALLS Sc. are cured BY Ropis speeiu1p, -,
FOUNDERED heroes entirely elted y ~"
Founder Ointment. Mark THE, al h"ise" T. s,.
For sale in Charlotte, N. c. by oa'c', IN
lisbury BY G. b. Wheeler 10 Lexington y G
Mabry in Greensborough by J q u III in
Fayetteville by !. A. MRao: IN fof3'''''
by Comatock & Co.'S agent
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PILES, &c,

A RR wholly prevented, or governed, If ihc a.
n tack has come on, IL you use the only true
HAYs' LtsIMEsr, from Comsiock 4 Co. All Sores
aud every thing relieved BY il that admits Of an
outward application II acts like a charm Use il.
For sale 10 Charlotte, n. c. by u. Oltes; Ia Sa.
Iisbury BY G. b. Wheeler IN lexington BY J. P.
Mabry in Gfcensborongh by J. Il Il Sloan in
Fayetteville by J. a. M'Rsv; in YofkyIlIc, S. G.
by Comstock & Cos agent.
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Ecclesiastical! .gosicc,

TNHE Presbytsry Of Concord will meet at Lit
IL tie Britain Chg ,hsnn the last day Of this
month, which will Ia 40 Thursday before the FIRST
Sabbath IN September next, at II o'clock, A. VI.
STEPHEN FRONTS, Stated CLERK.
dug 5, iS43
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uHEApACHE- Dr. sPliON's iEAnA ~,
Nh REMEDY viii cflrotuaIly cure sirk ~ 1.
arbo either from The nerves or billions. Hana''O'
of families are using il with great Joy. a.
To, sale Ia cbs,lortc, N. G. BIS D. 0atesi 70 %
lisbnry ny G. n. Whcelcr; in Lexington o. . Ia
wabry il Gretnsborouph BY J. 4 X, sloan ! ~
Favetieyile BY J. A. M'Rns in Yotkviiis' . y
by Conlstock and Cos gent,
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THE NEW MIR OR,
Eycry number euIbellished with
A Beautiful steel Engraving.

rDi7rD y 9. !. aoaRls AAD $. WILLIS.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-23

THOUSANDS are on The brink oil starVa
tion-women AMI children and babes in
arms, all pining together under the gnaw-
ing pressure Of hunger."-London Morn
Chronicle.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-23

HARD MONEY DEsPoTIsM.-In Swee-
den bills are Issued of the denomination of
nineteen cents, labor. is from three TO
eight cents per day, the laborer boarding
himself.
In Russia, paper money ofthe value Of
twenty cents circulates. The laborers are
serfs or slaves.
In Austria, paper money OF the value OF
three dollars circulates. Laborers hardly
emerged from slavery.
In Denmark, paper money of the demo
min,ton Of eight cents circulates. The
peasantry are in complete bondage, are
a part Of the freehold and sold with the
lind.
In Ireland, piper money circulates. La
Dor one shilling per day.
Ia England, paper money abundant.
One sixth of tine population Paupers.-
Average of labor nine shilIings per
week.
Cuba, no paper money. Labor from
one dollar and fifty cents to three dollars
per day; employment for all.
How these rag barons do love the la
boring classe. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-23
HARD CIDER.

One would hardly believe his own sens
es, when he looks back to the gross and
and disgusting appeals made by the wings
to the bad appetites of their followers dur
ing the hard cider deluge of 1910. They
were to conquer. as they said because IN
the language of one oftheir songs
,'Good hard cider the people do crave"
What an insult to popular elections and
the cause OF free government! Who that
believes in an overruling Providence
could expect party that obtained power
by such means TO prosper? Here is an
extract from one Of their electioneeriug
appeals:
Hard Cider pe'H drink, It's motto we'll
Inscribed on our banners--hard cider ia
there;
Our log cabin too with the flag Of the
brave,
Well 90 forth to battle, our country to
save:
For good hard cider the people do craze"
And yet, in Inc train Of those who went
"fcrth to battle" believing, as they went,
"hard cider we'll drink" were to be found
professors Of religion, temperance folks.
deaccns Of churches, and even minister RS
| Of the gospel. The historian who records
these facts will hardly be believed b. TIE
next generation. Those only Can fully
j realize who saw the scenes Of 1910,
| NeE Hdren, Goa, Register.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-23
GREAT CALHOUN MEETING IN
NEW YORK.

The friends of Mr.. CALHOUN had a
grand r lily in the Park on monday even
ing. The resolutions adopted are admir-
allie, and will fnd response in the hearts
OF the people through the whole country.
We are compelled TO defer their Publira-
ton till Monday. We have, as usual, the
most conflicting accounts of the Meeting.
The Journal Of Commerce says: a" in
point Of numbers and respeciability, il
may fairly be gel down as one Of the most
Influential political meetings which has
taken place for some time in this ci'y.-
Abou, fur thousand persons were pres.
ent, "a lOge number OF whom, in point /"
talent and influence, may be considered
part Of the elite Of the Democratic party
The AurOrJ says the numbers Wort
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-23

Leaving this point, then, we ask what
reasons there are for tariff between diff
ferent nations which do not apply with
equal force 10 a tariff between our differ
mt Statesf Is there consideration now
adcuced, or that was it ever adduced, in
avor OF high protective duties between
his Country and Great Britain, which
night not be made applicable 10 the diff
ferent parts Of this couutryY
If it be an advantage to the farmers OF
Illinois to exclude the manufactures with.
IN their own limits, would it not lie an
equal advantage to them TO exclude the
manufactures Of New England, for the
same purpose2 The argument Of the
proiectionists seems to US TO prove too
much. -.-# ....
The freedom Of trade which prevails
'mong the different States of the Union,
is either benefit to them or it is not
benefit. fit be not benefit, then it is
high time for the people Of the States to
rc-arrange their federal government so
that each might institute a tariff for itself;
and il 1t be benefit, then we do not see
why the principle would not be Just as
beneficial if extended in its application to
larger divisions of territory. The produ-
Ger OF Michigan is at liberty to trade with
The merchandise New York, aid both con.
ceive that they have derived good from
The interchange. But for that producer to
trade with Il merchant of Montreal, is
held, in the logic of tariff legislators,
wrong and de'eterious. Is it desirable
that Buffalo and New York sould carry on
an unrestricted and open commerce2-
Why not. then, Quebec and New York;
Is it good thing that the navigators OF
the sea board are allowed, without let or
hndrance, 10 purchase the timber of
Mainc2 Why thea is it bad thing, il
they Shout Grass the ST. Lawrence river,
and buy their timber in Canadal
The interests OF nations foreign 10 each
other are oten not more distinct than are
those Of the States of this confederacy.-
A citizen OF this city, so far as commerce
is concerned, has as close a relation to the
citizens OF London, as he has TO The cit-
zens Of New Orleans; an inhabitant of
New Jersey not more from Partisan,
than he is from An inhabitant of Missouri.
What interest, then, has the Jerseyman in
sustaining freedom Of trade with the Mis-
sourion, which is not equally strong in in
ducing him TO contend tor freedom Of trade
with the Parsianl
We should like TO see some of the dis.
cipes of Mr.. Clay underta Ike the clucida-
ton OF this matter.