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MERCHANTS
HOUSE.
No. 237, North Third, above CuttowhiU ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.

NO. GOt, NOfW fHUU, UODVc ttttOUhU tSt,t
PHILADELPHIA.
IOHN DUNCAN. late from the Pennsylva.
oil mia Farmer, and Samuel Pike, jr, late of A.
merican Hotel, Columbus, Ohio take pleasure in
quanng their friends and the public generally that
they have taken the large and commodlous Hotel,
recently built by the Messrs. Hart, the same site
once occupied by the old established Hotel known
as the Bulls Head, in Third street above Callow-
hill st,
This Hotel is finished in the very lest possible
manner, and Of the best materials. Its location is
very desirable, particularly for country merchants
the arrangements for heating and ventllatng each
room is such to secure arv jcmpcsamre. The
bedrooms all light and oiry, ~ furnished IN a
neat style, as to insure comfort.
The receiving parors also ,r...ci IN 4 $50.
peril style, the windows are ou Ue E-arh style,
forming an entrance to q hac.nv ~ font, vhih
makes q pleasant recess Pmu"n'a. s.;,n,9n has
! been given to the beds ana bedding. .ich, with
the furniture, are enlircy u,r.
From years ,xr.r.r.r.. 'n hove. tis.a.ss, we
! t-us hy strict as 'oi'g O.. a" a..s. D7E. this
! house a desirable -"... ....'. '.- .sl., will
| always lie suprlict H..' ..,..rt ..-' ..l uarket
can afford and our ia. #.h ... ..-t liquors . d
! wines of the most epp'"v.u H....
! P.S. There ore irs. Jal. ..t.rn .,Gt cartiac g
houses attached to ". hoci. .i.,udr. y cae)ul
and soter ho>'srs aud oar c...I-os " Il he low, in
| accordance with thr present bard lmos
PhiIadclphia, Oct rlh, 1912.
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Notice
TO CONTRA CTORS.

DROPOSAi.S will te received until sun.down
of Friday the IN day Of September. is43. at
the town Of Sunbury. for the repair Of the Mshnn-
tango Aqucduc,. on the Susquehanna Division.
Plans and specifications will be exhibited three
days previous to the letting.
G. LEISENRING,
Supervisor Susq. Div. Pa. Canal.
July 9Th. lS43-St
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Jacob Malich's Estate.

Northumberland County. SIS.
A MONGST the Records Of the Orphans Court
n of said county, at April term isi3, it is thus
contained;
"April 10Th. lsi3. on motion Of Alexander Jor.
dan, Esq, rule on the heirs and legal representa-.
tives Of Jacob Malich, deceased TO appear on the
first day of mex, ierm august 7th. ls43,) and ac.
ccpt refuse the real estate Of said deceased at the
apporiionmrnt."
Extracted from the Record and certified April l7h
lSa3 EDWARD OYSTER,
Sunhury, June "a, lsi3.-6t CFk o. C.
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A CARD.

nr. ID. Il. Trites, Respectfully informs the
- citizens ofSunbury and vicinity, that he has
moved his office to the building lately occupied hy
George Bright, in market street, Suubury, where
he may he found a, all hours unless professionally
engaged.
DIR. TRlTES returns his sincere thanks for tho
encouragement he has received, in the line of his
profession, in this place, snd trusts, hy prompt Al
'enon to the duties of his profession, and reason
able charges, that he will continue to receive Il
liberal share Of the public patronage.
Sunbury, Oct, I st, lSl2-tf
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Hart, Andrews & Mkever,
Forwarding and General Produce
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Second Jtharf ADORE Race 81 . on The DciaWdre,
PHI L "A d e L p HI "A.

REFERENCES:
Henry Farnum & Co. Jarvis, Trabue & Curd,
Bray, Barefoot, & Co. Louisville.
Williamson, Burroughs Geo. Luckcy, & Go.
& Claik, Cincinnati.
Eckel Spanglcr &Raguel ST. John Smith. Esq.
Reed, Bro. & Thomas, Portland.
Rogers, Brothers s. Go. Joseph Souther, Esq,
w. II. Thompson & Co. Boston.
Robert Sreen & Go. Hon. VIM. Bigler.
!. & J. Rrakert, Cha.feH, Pa.
Mulford & Alter, B Hendricks
]. Il. Welsh. E q. SunJury Pa.
philadelphia r. HUNS, Esq.
David II. Porter, Esq. Robert Crane. Esq,
Messrs. J. & p. Martin, Jersey Shore, Pa.
Harrisburg VIM. MKelvy & Co..
Wa. X. HofinaIle, Esq. Bloomsbure. Pa.
Lewis HurforJ, Esq. Walls & Green,
Lancaster I,,rjsb,,ro. Pa.
yc'ss' mu'p"y ~ +. w. Kin'zing & Son,
" - uoahosJ p'o"h M % f." Lock Haren, Pa.
PMsburg. o'e're'' q ro"er,
Morgan Il Anderson, LeWtsfo'on' id'
Geo. Piesbury, Esq. Joseph Paxton, Esq,
81. Louis. Columbia Co, Pa.
June Sd, Isi3.-ly
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Notice OF Rule of Court.
Notice OF Rule OF Court.

Notice OF Rule OF Court.
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY, SGT.
In Me Court of Commo" f'tas oJ satd County.
Catherine Ross, sur-0 ArRiI 18th ls43, on
living e1eculrx Of John motisn Of Mr.. Bellas, rule
}. Ross, deceased, >to show cause by the first
Is. day Of next term, why
Henry Fomwa'I J the money raised from
sale of defendants perso-
lai properly by Sheriff Maurer should not he paid
plainlf.
extracted from the Record, auj certified July 5,h,
is43. S. d. JORDAN,
July 9Th, lS43.-4t Proth'u
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John EIseiy's Estate.

John EiSeiy's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given, ,ha, letters testamcn-
~ tary on the estate Of John Eisely, late Of
Sunbury, Northumberland county, deed have been
granted by the Register Of said county TO the sub
scrber. All those indebted 10 the above estate
requested TO call and make payment on Saturday
the 29h Of July, lsi3 at the late residence Of the
deceased and those having claims will present ,h,r
accounts well authenticated, for settlement
MARY EISELY,
July ist Is43 Erecuirir.
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PRICE CURRENT.
TOWNSHIP MEETINGS.

'JNlfE Demccvsic .ciiEeas Of Northumberland
Il county are requested TO NEE, in their several
.ownships, on Saturday, the l2,h day Of August
,cx, 10 elect delegates to meet in county convenr
rionin sSunbu'y, en xonG-y the l4,h Of August
nsrt, for the purpose OF s&ec;inga suitable candi-
Late for Congress Assembly, Treasurer, Cummis-
oner aud Auditor, and Delegates TO the State
Converts " To I've held in harrisburg, to nominate
,aaSidans for tie Office sf Cau, Commissioners.
by etlet Of the Democratic
STSNEs-%2G COMMITTEE.
uuly Z2l, 1Ss3.
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A CAR Id.

nr.J w. Peal begs leave to tender hi q a.a'a.
~ fei acknowledgements to the people ofSuu.u.v
and surrounding country, fol their past encuurtgc-
ment in the line of his profession and would at
the same time announce TO them that ne ,t IN
tends to continue the practice of medicne in al lis
various departments. He would Therefore, solicit
a continuance OF their confidence a'd nl'rausse
He NAV he found at all times at slice. at the
north east CORNER of Bla kheTTy a. Der g.reets,
unless professionally eUGrerd.
Sunhury, Oct. Is, l~t2--'
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CE.TACcB 2. NASSEE,
DESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of Sun
IL bury AMI its vicinity, that he has taken the
Office formerly occupied by DR.. John Peal, where
he will be happy to receive calls in the line Of his
profession. April 22d, ls43.
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- ID ESPECTCULLY announces to
.M the travelling community that he
ls.sB has taken the large and splendid esiab-
ieN1e Yo8 ~ A. r..
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-15
TRUST SAIL.

By virtue of a Deed In Trust eve
lcnted 20 me nj trustee On thessecond dav Z
April. a. ID 1855, ~ Henry Newell lafe 3
Rickins County. and State 81 Alahauna.s "a se
cure the payment of certain agbfs therein men
toned, which said deed az Trust was dull
recorded IN the Office ofthe Clerk of Probate,
Of 4uwndBa County, win proceed TO sell be.
lore the Court House door or L0Wndns county
mississippi on
MONDAKTHE 10Th DAY OF JULY
nexi. the following described property. to viii:
All thae tract or parcel Of Land lying IN town.
ship number eighteen. north, Of range number
seventeen east and known ag the
South east quarter Of section ncrn-
Der three, The east half of the south
east quarter of section number three,
The north east quarter of section num-
Der ten. The north west quarter Of sec
ton number ten, The west half Of the
north east quarter Of section number
eleven, the north west quarter Of Sec
ton number eleven, and the west half
OF the north west quarter. Of section
number twelve, containing eight hum
dred and eighty eight $500 acres,
more or less.
Sale to take place between the hours prescri-
bed by law.
The title to the above property is supposed
o be COED, but acting as trustee, such title
'nly will be conveyed to the purchaser, as is
'ested IN me as such.
C. p. MONTGOMERY. Trustee.
June. 10, IS43.-prf 80
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DRINTERS' AND R7NDEPS- WARE.
Ill ROOMS,
Nos. % and 81 GOLD Stres New York.
April 1919
Rs, WARE

April, 1913.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
The "HOE" PRINTING PKESN MA.
CHINE AND SAW UFACTORY
in consequence of the addition ofuew and i'm.
proved machinery to their work, and the reduc-
ton in the cost of material; and labos, are en-
abled greatly to reduce the prices of their Pres.
ses, and of Printers and Binders materials gen.
orally as will be seen by their newly printed
circular to which they beg leave 10 refer.
The establishment is still under the personal
superintendent of RICHARD NJ. HOE ami
ROBERT HOE and they assure their friends
that notwithstanding the great reduction in
prices, all articles manufactured by this estab.
lishment shall retain the high repu alton which
they have hitherto sustained. 1t will also be
their constant endeavor to improve the quality
of them in every particular. They fatter
themselves, also that thar .sL1 that Printers
cpler any VIII appreciate their endeavors to
furnish the very best articles at barely remu-
nerating prices.
Orders from any part of fbe corntry nor an
articles used BY P1ntsss a OF Binders including
Jobbing work and repairing VIII be done D 3;
the lowest possible prices, with every atten.
ton and expedition.
N. B.-An articles manufactured by this es-
Enlistment will be stamped r. HOE Il Co. so
that persons from abroad may not be imposed
upon with spurious articles, made IN imitation
of theirs.
T Printers of newspapers who publish this
with this note, three times be-
fore the first Of July next, and send one OF
their papers to us, will be entitled to payment
OF their bill on buying four times the amount.
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THR DRNIlGRlTIG WaI1-

A Inc present condition of the Lpco Frn,, Y.
~ MS State. presents crisis In the ai.;r~ y
ses hlch n used with spirit and ener.
g. viii result in their Triumphant ssaeess TIs
dlscord and confusion, that prevail amo., -.
Il Loco Eoeos, the fierce and angry feeling. ,,,;.
nage arisen in their ranks, and tia ieaion.;as
md dissention, which have split Them ins, So
tiDnss together with tho exposure. which ahsv
make of their own prohigacy and eorrnnf;e.
give assurance that THEN complete overthrow =
near AZ nano- Their corruption and abandon
mene OF principle are rapidly working their own
cure and public sentiment IL again ss.nu,ine !.
sound and healthful condition. Under c;rr,,r,
stances 30 favorable it becomes the iu,perafive
duty ofthe. Wing party to speed the pros resa az
this political and moral revolution. 70 nros-
trate party 90 distracted by their own d;s.sn.
TONS. and 50 degraded By their own profiipacv.
requires Dut vigorous and determined effort
on the part of the Wings in exposing the eror.
nifty Oftheir disgracefnl doctrines. and In tsk;ne
advantage of their weakness and distr.ct;or
One of the most effectual methods of distri-
buting political information among the people.
and producing concert of action in a partv =
BY the agency ola well conducted press.
The weight Of the Eastern and Northern DOR.
ton of this State in its political movements.
makes Columbus one of the most important
points in Mississippi, for conducting Public
Journal. advocating the leading doctrines of the
Wing party.
In view of the fall elections in this State
winch VIII be but TRAINING exercise for the |
grand contest OF 1874, we have made prepare. |
tons for the more extensive circalation 9f unr
paper; and we call upon our patrons and all who
are friendly to the cause which we advocate. to |
iend their assistance ~ Wings to the promotion /
OF our object. Without q more liberal supFort |
than we have yet received from our party, Il is
impossible for US to continue at our sole expense
the Publication of paper, which has scarcely
reimbursed US one cent for what we have had
to expend.
The tie rms ofTHE DEMOCRATIC WING
are as follows:
Four dollars per annum, IN ADVANCE.
Five ifpaid in six months E.
Six at the end of the year.
Three copies year for ten dollars in advance.
Five copies year, for fifteen dollars,
No paper will be discontinued, unless at the
opion of the Proprietor, until all arrearages
hall have been paid up.
R. Hi. BROWNE,
Editor and Proprietor.
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poOKs. BOOKS!

FIST Received and now offer Tor sac
!. Large Assortment of Valuable BoOKs'
among which are the following x,.
The Madison Papers, Jefefson's WORKS
SHARKS Life Of Washington, Llie q 4a A'sxas'
der Hamilton. Life q N aO.eOu Roswell RosweIIs
Works, Rollins Ancient Hls.OL Y. Isnghovn
EIIe 0 2. So!',S Works, FieIdiEgs Seec'
S SmO,lesgT ssn,ocracy in America. Naval HIS
WORKS. D9 Tqr:.as stafesby Cooper. Lavaier's
tory . o. .ng Pbvsiognomy, Sears Bible Biogra
ByrOn.s Works. the Dramatic WorES y y va a
siakspeare, D.lsrzslis. Novels comP.s.Ss' f.erd
VERY Novels complete: M1scs...A lsonany
Brou9ham, Coopers Nevsls =. ..;.n< r;eh ane
osaIs FngravngBaIl Of which VIII DC son
unusually low for cash. -prrNE HILL.
Columbus June. 1s4S. !
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TAX COLLECTOR'S SALE.

State of Mississippi, Lowndes County.
an the 26th day of August 1913, WI
" offer for sale at auction before the door
of the Court House in the town of Columbus
Miss, the following described land, for all tax
es for the year 1912. and all costs attending
the sale, which land was entered and assessed
as the property of J. s. Evans.
Twill sel1the interest of said ]. s. Evans and
of alIpersons claiming under him.
The Northwest quarter, of section eleven,
Township eighteen North, Range seventeen
East. Taxes due s. 46c.
LAWSON HI. WlLLEFORD, T. e. l.. c.
Nav 18Th, 1S43.
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DISTRICT CHANcERT COURT OF Thu STATE
OF Mississippi.
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
Samuel D. Lauderdale, Complainant,
SS VS..
Hallock g. Bates, ct. al. Defendants,
May Term 1s43.
TTPON opening the matters of this bill and
~ 1t appearing to the satisfaction of his
Honor tie Vice Chancellor, that the defend
ants CHARLES Hallock and Gilbert BafeeaRp sfrs
inhaol,fhuas o. 'ns slsithe ordinary process Of
lFe'' C curt oarinot be executed upon them.
IL is ordered that unless SAID defendants sP'
pear before the Vice Chancellor at the Court
room IN the town of Columbus on the "1-.
1st ManAass -. N@S~sssber next,
and Plead answer or demur to the bill A.
plant herein, the several n f-'o's 'ileI5 y
will be as to said DEFENDANTS taken !ot confess
70 the Vice ChanegnSa Decay ss "seaa eau s
and just.
1t is further ordered that copy of this Or
der be inserted in the "DemocFaaIc Whig'
newspaper published in the town oil Columbus
once a week for two months successfully.
M. MCCARTHY elk.
EVANS g. ToPP, Solicitors.
MAY 18th, 1643.
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MEDICAL BOOKS

UST Received and offered for sale sup.
e. ply of Valuable Medical Works complete
Broussais Pathology, Boisseau on Fever,
Devices Practice of Physic, Dungleson's Ele-
ments of Hygiene, La6ison Phthisis transla.
ted by Cowan, Dunglesons Medical Student,
Edwards Anatomy and Physiology, Edwards
Msnual of Materia Medica, Bealards General
Ana1olny, Monro's Anatomy. Also many
otner valuable Medical b ooks cheap for cash.
GREENE HILL.
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the Georgia Gazette.
hEE TRADE

AiLE i NAL ~
las been we'll observed, is a
defines itself, it implies
of all restraints upon the
Intercourse ofnations. For
been preached by political
b every part of the world
talent and ingenuity have
ID in ad .ocacy of its uni
lion, but no nation has yet
so wanting in common
! TO max eithe experiment.
bal system Of Fourier, il
lde to look very well in
he slightest acquaintance
bal condition of mankind
Ills wholly impracticable.
nents IN support of Free
ised upon the assumption
eady universally adopted.
to teach ms its supposed
The advocates Of it have en-
len TO show US how it is to
eration. To answer such
ice questions as this, is per-
a stoop for the soaring
be enlightened theorisers
al economy, but it is one
nevertheless occur to the
hose who are Influenced
fIr judgement than Dy their
Will the repeal OF our
3 effect it? w the re-
Tariff open to US the mar
Pope and enable US TO ex-
surplus provisions and raw
lch are so rapidly accumu-
US, for their manufactured
81 certainly not. 1t would
aOlish a one-sided system
Fe' at the expense of the
Re and prosperity of this
would enable them to trade
out entirely at our expense
other words enable us 10
PEN but not to sell to them
oW upon our markets such
y foreign goods as would
competition all the attempts
\ TO supply ourselves with
acles OF life independent Of
0as' and ruin every other
eleatlng a debt which il
rposs'ble to discharge. bn'
F. would still remain shuI
|sai OF our tariff laws would
use OF other countries oveI
GE'apOssible for us to exercise
|" and by them, we are pre-.
Tue possibility or hope o
surplus, were our own law:
Ps'eaee. Tie repeal of tbs
~ Unable us to purchase with
Gla H. European goods, bul
|Ds hi Is also TO pay FIR them
sOie lobby now. ONLY be.
\ ,alot find a market for oul
. afford US greater facili'
|6@ i've Without allowing Us .
' 10 sell, would but make
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DISTRICT CHANcERY CoURr OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.

HELD AT COLUMBUS.
William w. HUMPHREYS, COmplsinankl
90 vs..
Charles P. Montgomery, ct. al. Defendant. 7
May Term 1913.
TTPON opening the matters of this blind
u it appearing to the satisfaction ofais
Honor the Vice Chancellor that the defendsss
William r. Dixon, Daily Keller & Remsh,
Richard KingsIand & Co, John w. Tay1,
Wazee and Harrison, H. Carter & Co., Da-
iel Colt, Fellows Reid & CO., Cute az Mes4s
Varnam Fuller & Co., Baily Keller and Rem
son, Smith & Conklin, Smith Young e. Co
Stout Ingoldsbv G. Co., William Hinton 4
Co., Warren Kimball, Samuel Wood & Soma
Smith Wright b Co, Turner # Lewis, Eu-
gene Fourgeand, and Haviand Reese g. Co.,
are not inhabitants of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof so that the ordinary
process of this court cannot be executed upon
them, II is ordered. that unless said defend
ants appear before the Vice Chancellor at the
Court room, in the town OF Columbus, on the
LIST Monday in November next;
and plead, answer or demur to the bill Of COM
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
will be as 20 said defendants taken for confoss-
ed and such order or decree made therein az
to the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and just
il 10 further ordered that copy Of this or
der be inserted In the sDemocratic Wing"
newspaper published in the town of Columbus,
once a wsek for two months successfully.
M. MCCARTHY, CD.
A. Y. SMITH, Solicitor.
Nav 18th. 1913.
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NEW GROCERY AND

G o NJ NJ > 5 ION , i . h e.
TUST received, good assortment of Gro
81 ceries consisting Of Coffee. loaf and brown
sugar, moIasses, nIackerel, candles, soap to
bacco, rice, -four, raisins, dried beef &c, &C
All Of which viii be sold cheap for CASH
the corner Of Washington and Market sta. oP
poeite the Blewett House. --.s-
IOHN P. KRECKER.
N. B. Alabama Money and Couatry pro-
duee taken, Please call and examine for your
seIrea. J.P. *.
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~ louisville Journal;
@ We have frequently


I'VE have frequently
.,ssrk that LocoTocoIsIIl a
.nOruximating and that I
= " ! united at no distant day Y =
Y. Y = Dsf,snrth TO this convictiq I
INV s Iocoocos deny all inf
y -. rsuudiation, and we do NJ ron o
O.lurtauce in countenanc It
.l~~T,elhing in reputation nict
s.Ss,vousm persons when ID nrsl
~ Tssrv one remembers hosener-
- Of Indignation with w;h the
!. ~ emulate in Mississipp'as flrsi
NJ 3 an editor out of e State
. IT. his voice in its favt But q
E,re wrought great chars IN the
!. wbich that Infamous ctrIne Is
= who call themselves smocI ats.
= State in the Unlf IN which
.IooSoco papers do p advocate
ne Of the States they 0 all united
1--WE can account fthls change
E,opdiation which b come over
That party Is for several
r1ergoing change, Every year
mrtion Of its cfse1s, and substi-
Irmething much Wprse. Parties
r,duaIly become corrupt. They
themselves on the losom Of vice
One scrurie is sac:ificed, and
r. is abandoned, until the desc
.rthing like virtue and lonesty 10
HIS IS The history of the Locofoco
], General Jackson cane into
s4y which supported him were
1 IA their mental perceptions than
gisntiments. They lost some of
n 10 right by indicating him in
4 handed measures. He viola.
Esudsn in the removal of the de-
y who justified him in his usur-
II BY this act a portion of their
IN established right and law. 1t
|aalv applicable to humin nature
! always facilitates the triumph
grugs; and, hence, when the
lrcbt themselves to look upon
Iaon Of constitutional law with
4 approval, they prepared their |
Tadcation ofthe next step which |
|, however crushing it might be |
M. Without being too minute |
(nuces, we will merely remark |
Hose men who indicated all of !
.pps violations of what was law.
reared themselves for the ad.
4 vas 10 follow, even though it
far more iniquity.
the advocates of Locofocoisn
he adoption of Infamous opinions
d the four-stealers of New
barn. burners of Rhode Island,
q step further, they justified
Of mississippi for repudiating a
ey said was contracted without
AN. Now, however, their dis
nstured that they are in many
ming that Slate indebtedness,
DIN accordance with law or not
nd ought to be repudiated.
philosophy of the progress of
yarns the embraces Of repudi-
lie nuptials Of these execrable
olemnized we have no doubt.
nd patriotic man ought to be
lg them with all his strength,
lTnestly entfeat all well-mean$
who hate reputation, to be-
IiOus approaches of this doc
h. Let them not countenance {
however plausible ii may be. {
IS many DISCUSSES as its great +,
ever did. Let them repel it
licate their claims to be con.
y the most ceaseless and un- J
against 1t. :