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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02
Lite and Imvortant from .Yeziro.

New ORLEANS, May 22.-By the arrival of the brig
Architect Capt Gray, eight days from Vera Cruz We
have received from Me xican correspondent advice,
to the 9th May and also letters from Laguna, of The
4tb, and Lerma Of the llth.
The Architect brings Sl4,e50 in specie.
The U. States brig Of war Dolphin, with 1910 GOO o
the indemnity due to citizens by the Government
of Hiexico, was expected to sail on the 18th May.
The Z. S. sloop OF Boston was TO sail on lht
10Th May, on q cruze around Cape Horn.
When the Architect left Vera Cruz, the yellow ie
yer and black vomt prevailed 10 an alarming exten
at that place. There were 600 persons on the scl
list, and number Of deaths daily.-COuricr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

nj
oom,Iish more than this We have entered upon ne
era The people are producing. They are not buy
;n broadclo,hs, ard silks, and French irPperes, as
bopeh,essly as they did year or two ago lhey are
FRUGAL in their expenditures, ana purchase ho,nl"s
,bo1 ihey can do without, The partner of large
pb;odsphia silk house. at present IN bremen, assured
me- day or two ago, that there vas scarcely any en-
ouiry among the Western merchants TOR goods IN ms
Inc and that orders for shipments had nearly ceased,
noiwilbetanding prevailing prices were never lower
~ ,h;no therefore is 10 be expected from imposts
an foreign goods how is the General Government 10
the interest on 5000 600 900 in addition TO the debt
hat now besrides il? There IS but one way ana tnat
;s DIRECT TAXATION!!! Should 1t come 10 inns,
Them indeed the crisis will have arrived wncn Iae'sn
Henry SO ceney and powerfully foretold when the
lot and orderly citizen will be beset by the marshal
~ one side aud the sheriff on the other each contend
na for the COW that gives milk to his children. While
there is probability of direct national lax, shaii al
ovs consider our beautiful model Republic as an En-
In cases Of war il is different, for patriotism
ever ready 10 yield up all for its country defence
II The debts were assumed, and the interest should not
he regularly met, account OF the impossiny OF col
ecting the revenues (Which IS now plead
inability to pay by State hat would be the con
d;,;on of our Navy and our Merchant service? Not
vessel could with safety venture TO sea. we shonia
eyery nation to whose citizens we owed any thing
caoturne them and sacrificing them Tor deot. lake
assumption in its most favorable aspect and u presents
three ipsuperable objections TO its enactment II would
Ia r.Inablv unconstituonat-it would be palpably an
;ust-it would be papaby neapedient. But like other
novel doctrines il must "s,rut its brief hour upon the
n,.aa and towards it as towards others of like spirit
I'VE have security in the memorable axiom, of the late
SAGE of OF opinion may De tolerated
while reason is left free to combat II
In few days shall leave here for Goitngen, from
whence shall proceed TO the Rhine
Yours, truly, AGRlCoLA.
or course our intelligent Correspondent that OF
the original ef in the cask which Is regularly neo up
he yintap of sue years.-Edu0rS
IA incifu calculation enoughbut still the effects OF accu
INFLATED interest on public debts sufficiently startling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY

THIS company ing ns~sdlsly orga oized "a
prepared 10 make INSURANCE on. eycfy dees
culpien o. Fire and Marine ri SKIS, such gstveI4
ling Houses. Store Houses Sc vrith their cons
tents. Also. Steam Boais. Fat Boais aud y eel
Bontst with their On goes 81 ead ftofo any Fnft
utary strsnfns. App. lca lion r lnsufance ~ %
made fsr he present % the ofice ofthe Wheel
ing Savings Instiiution 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04
L.umnERl

" ME Subscribers having purchased the LBAs
II Der YARD ON tialn STREETS near the Brdgss
ioFmsr'y ercupied by Mclean 4 Rice. se-peellaiy
trm Tie pnh. Ihai ihey nre prepared a, all t,rurs
10 fnrnish all kinds &C PINE LUMBER on ihs no.f
iavarshle terms for cnsh " ftAe ~
Aunehed 10 Ihss yard excellent planning nss
shue. which vi he ccnsnsiy supnIisd with easfs
he'd sering .sneah,r boarding esii'sRsSe. ~his viii
I've sold Hr cash. as low as atany place in Toe Wes-
TERN country. All orders thankfully rrce,ved 'an1
pn'Entty aueuded TO- L. s ROOF'& CO..
Avhechne Ahgnsi D --sf CSC 41fen sid t'-e-
Washington kxamiBeF cory TO amoaat Of q go a.
lars, aud cbnree Tires. -.,st - etrfi4 fs~.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

rfsce nril confdence IN che statement made
by iiariha fi0nlin3 haVlaa known her the past
tweutyycarI viii chceffu!ly give any particulars
in reiafon o. Der case 70 those wny maY wisn
fsrthef tnforalatlon. 81 fsfiZABkTH,
Superior offhe ttomaa Cat b0hc Orp' an Aeylofn.
Prinse alTeel. New York. dee "a. 1872.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

VTEsTrWGs A few p'i,ems beuoufnl riei'
Iyll.lF4 gff5ffhNd fdsantIs Tttfiafs 4iso
a,ttf Eaeiisi i-,p ss,in Vssiiue. helier fisn ary
vsp tsn ronrsnienfiy End elss1hrfe.. csn ~ hnsl
Il YIN cal rr,n NJ fori 81 Shbsf's.
Un0NNEFS, han,lrune sotk 81 Braid
- nonnfie. aud Velvet and other maierie's ~
H,nnsis Aiso. vieieris ponnsts ~ chiidrfn, es'
~ ha,ishi .pio~p ~ sress = gELHYs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04
MONROE HOUSE.


JANIS MA7HERS. PrePrisior
TINE Monroe Hon.e has been er.,irely renovated
and rediied throughout, and iho prnprieiar
kn- ~ hesitation N saying ne csn seconnodsie
The froveiiine rubIe WE'LL v NOT befisr ihan ant
e,hes Hrsel in dis CITY. It's pnlirinE eEeriiPns
shall hc devoted 10 he eornfrl of he epess The
taass 4 l.caicd within 20 r7d' n he S'ram Roai
fnnsIinr and nearly OPPOSITE he Posf O6ire making
" y lesirahe stopping plaee br strsnrers visiting
he city on business BaRgnae viii ~ co4eeyed "
and 6o-n sienuhosls free N charge, and coaches
v 90 call ~ he door 70 receive passenacr
Atachcd ~ he hnse 4 q good SrABLFs which
ssill be well and carefully attended N. siranaeu
.fpii,c4 n any hour o. he night. Charges mpd'
NJ phif Ire times .oci ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04
DAILY PAPER rrx YEAS. $500
s,x naSrHs in advance 2 SO
li...a - = rsn soxrH =" so


- sSnsIe Cor sals by The cfuiess and 81 The
see,cs al renis copy ~ tf-aft-,i
80 The Weekly paper, the Western Virginia Times
published on w ednessiay "a 81 90 per annnm
N advance. or 50 if not paid within one month
Eomthe beginning sfthcysar. Nonew sabscFihers
will, be reeeived except such M pay IN advance
Fer G. msaiks 81 SO 10 invariably charged No
lbscriber received CIR ale~s term than sax months.
aud paper discontinued pt stthe discrstien
sfths Psblishsr. until aliarrearsges are paid
rEexs or >pvEarisIre.-
Three ipsersions OF iew per square. ehao
- One week. 81 X re- fe$lSo
Two Weeks. q $500 .,i--- .l.s1 e330
Three Weeks. $5.z3
Four weeks. cana
Two moa'h.. 5000 Three msnihs $500
= Advertisements inserted ri forbid OF w''hon'
xpress order. will he inserted until prsiered out
nd charged one dollar for Isl three is'srrts"s and
lsc,s for each insertion after. Advertisements
se,Isd three times week for. three fsurihs the
owe. Weekly Cor pns half pee week 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04


u lSKS rili be lskeni.y he FIRE a MARINE.
Eh INSURANCE. COMPANY Of WHEELING
az ne iotoetf rafes On tt.a.l ft..t.
Buildings ofalIkiads. Al, ne. brlek OF wosdsu'
a3d thejr,conteote. .... ...rf.f rtf
Sieaasooaisi factories; mills, &C.
And mfrohandisc oiali kinde. -. -. ~
q I'd against ail DANCES atie uaiu~ ne tgir-
porfsnoh Of e0ods o q riVeTs, lakes, seas. cAn4ia
an railroads. Etra - arfrft
For the chararftr ~ ~ company as 10 ptomp.
f;fa1e anf ilscraffy ih rse s6iusifneut and "
uen of la-ses M beg l9avp.to Iel,r "a lire ulcf-
cbaafr III Ibis pace ~ elsewhere " no have bad
49, 80 i,is tas... n els ~ e b psu us set
I On n Mai. 81. Nv HARD lN0 Sso'y..
w<OR SALE, Cbaamsr Tat-x hn.aihsisg
n DID snamol BREAST 7fNS. Jss esies. Pns
Hears 1nd cfe-ses-i sI a a kalRcnlfD
80 ~ ls zEa1as sse,a ~
nyVksoN,s l1hIlf ly<5Il2-sk skiALL
VI supply " t,e eiove. iusl reed and 81 $50
~ - lucc 4Ee Wa R0hBi
gs,2o csraes a Mas gniqe -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

have confdencs 10 ihe repreFeniations made
by Msrihs Conlin. aud have fpll knowledgs Of
Aldamsn 10th Wofd Of the cliy ~ c@ow Ysfk.
Dec u, 1872.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

,'a's BsiiIors-s-'s.I, L,str ST. RALTjtpRE.r,
-. 80 vp, " B51. eo.a p,.p.ias-..i II

-, Foc l1 IN ~ 49,. - 80
ifoss b<fhoce~-s.i li0lfr IT. k%bTifpRk<r
W w Dix. $50 4.
AR1tTURL FUCC G f'Pv<.-
TvAvfNG basel This "A ,e,s ~, ana Ss.,,;,S -
III 80, -. ~" S'ss'' -, 80 - :. ~ -
Cited is ,hpashos,. 20 ,hss Il e.n esmp. !, ,s~ss,s
sesu,y ~i,hnny similar ~ ia he Uoiss-
have no hrsitaissn IN enJensorins 10 nf,rast ~
attention ofthe travelling o.sl.c h. th,; n ~<s,,s
HsseL ne sno.l ssrrnuons c1rriions. Nin~d -
every po<~ib n "a, ~, E..,.5
can insure s.cre.- ,hev ,,e,.. ,,h..-~I,. - -.
meriied hot .nr,assed.
In accnraauce With ihe Jinberisies The sineA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04
DEAFNEss CURED,
Ell I| CT ARDat f r.


.r ~ Ell Nf.i Cf4Ppd'S r-t -f hf-
COMPOUND KREOsO7'Bi ACOUSTIC OIL. q.
EyoR the cure Of DEAFNESS, pains. and Inc
discharge Of matter from the cars; 80 all those
disnrreeahie noises. IKE the boxing OF Insects.
falling OF wster whizzina of steam SC. &c. sxhirb
sfs symptoms &C sppsasching dssfiIes.. aud slai
erprrallv afirndani with The diseasc. For sale by
DR. , CRUhBACKER- No l75. Main s'.issr
Sule Agent =
This N e5cine is highly rernmmensled, and
merons cer'i6rnies are given, nv very r~speeiablr
rcrsop. The many asionishing which ii has
rersrrmed. orr le.saar.a u may sa
NEW Foot AND SHOE ESTAB-
..s.. .l,s, IISHMENT. 4r.t 1880. ~
JOHN F.. WADE.
NJ ANUFACTURER Of f.sa,e-.' Gentlemen.
w and Children's sooss and Shoes Main -ireer.
3 ds1rsi saaih o., Virginia Hotel wheeling Va.
keeps constantly on haad an sssor'men ofahe a'Dve
articles, al Eastern prizes. ell made nnder kis own
insb<cit'n. ana ~ thc best fhiIadeirhia materials,
inn~ rs. 1S43-tv. - =.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

THR1N0Ee. CIMps AND OTHER TRIM
MING ~ have sIicnfid apenriment ~
Fringcs CimIs, Braids. Nbalehones. R'rions ~
ts,ss ~ ushsf ar,ssiss s. As,lircn Tri.arninsa.
80 Af " 2 SISSY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

Martha Coaiiu hes livrd ~ ny family the last
Ia geefs, and hereby ceruig inat the ioFegolng
Mrs NAfY Va LLOYD.
sss SO ofsat - s'sss4. 4.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

II TATTUW|T y IT ~ y T7TTE-77 -
6nd a Toe Sack Of ssestihinr rsqni.iis 81
valleys Trnuinr,.af (pri - sELBfs
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT ofRith
- nf,,ina. 81 AM Salts Vepfings. CO.. sale a.
Vols1.b, 81 LAZElR & cox.
.ssst7e r s go So s'ete
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-04

One case Of me Florence Br1ids BoRnefe, near
4lvfe Horse Hafr Gimps; -. &c. -,
We invite The attention of Country 1ffrch IN =
70 OR stock. ' hich siafee and web selected.
f3hf eus totntrs ard he cifizeus n rNNheeing 81
virinify. arc respert folly invited 10 rive call
ord gPffsfs s<H DRY GOODS chsdpsr Mdn
sssfe srsr before o 6ersd IN fiis city.
au&7f y. r. a r. y. NJ.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08

As Mr. Cahoun's views on the Oregon
Question have been much misreprescnted
and his course on ii objected to by some
VIC seize the first moment when we have
space to present his speech on that sub
icct entire to our readers, mos; earnestly
invoking from all vino may not have done
SO before, to give it calm and deliberate
perusaI. Nothing more will be noccs.
sary lhan tie speech itself to furnish a
uiumphlnt answer &c II! the inSinualions
that have Lcan thrown out agairs! the
cour.c Of the gseai Soulhroa On this sub.
ject.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08

"Nor is our Government to be maintain
ed, or Our Union preserved by invasions OF
the rights and po &ers OF the several States.
In thus attemp ting to make our Genera!
strong, we make it weak
It's true strength consists in leaving indl-
vlduais and States, as much as possible, TO
in making itself felt, not IN
its power, but in lis bpnificence, not IN ITS
control, but in its protection, not IN bind
ing the States more closely to the centre,
but leaving each to move unobstructed IN
Is proper orbit. "--Jdcfson.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08
THE TARIFF.

One reason for The low price Of co!ror
IS, The tariff on foreign goods prevent
their importation, consequently the own
ers of vessels are compelled 10 charge
eight dollars per bale for freight 10 Liver.
poal, whereas it they had any goods to
bring back, the price Of freight would be
only four doIa. s. Brownsville Phoenix.
Such is in truth the operations of the
leading measures Of Federal Wing relief !
bet the farmers look at the reduced price
of the products Of their honest industry
Let them look at thcir Bankrupt Treasury
at our ruined credit and oppressed coun
try, aud then let them say whether or not
they are for Tariff, and for FEEDER !
Whiggcry to rule over Them. IF they do
not ceslre these distressing evils conlin,
ned and augmented upon themselves and
their Posterty. let them speedily ar)u>c 10
action and do attic against the forces Of
FeGeralsm.-T,hn democrat.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08

The "Southcrn Pioneer" retorts upon
us for our remarks in last weeks paper in
which we said we never had sufficient
confidence in Graves honesty TO be caught
charging him, by saying that he never
had sufficient confidence in him 10 be
caught rotiag for him, and then asks if we
are alike in this respect.
We answer, yea verify: whatever may
be our manifold sins and in.quilies in other
respects, that of voting for Graves canno,
he laii ct our door, and we wish sincerely
that more Of our democratic brethren
could say the same thing.
So my friend of the Pioneer you did not
that time getthis "Cassio on the hip"
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08

The Presidency.-The proceo iing' o.
the meeting oflhs friends of Mr.. calhoun
held at Detroit on the 23I uI;., will Dc
found in another portion of this paper, ana
we ask for them a canldperusal by every
reader. They speak forth fairly the ieet
lngs and sentiments Of a large portion
the democracy of Michigan. =.
That The current ofpubi; opinion !.
strongly setting in, in favor OF the gre"
champion of free trade and State righS
as the democratic candidate for the neW
Presidency, there can scarcely be dolo,
The free AMI independent press every
where have proclaimed him their chose
and the people hade convened by tholl
sands Il express their preference for NUM-
As the champion Of Free Trade, the bon1
and snew of the demoericy-the pfodu1
cers--fld ir him long tried friend, WIZ
has ever stood first and foremo't as the au'
vocate of their principles, and the nn i
flinching defender of their interests; whlII
rs the champion Of State Rights, we all re-
cognize in him the ever watchfil sentinc..
who has faithfully guarded the citadel Of
our liberties against the attacks OF rlthe''
legislators, and as such, we beholi IN on"
a prototype OF all that is desirable TO P'a9'
in the Presidential chair, to insure WISE
efficient, and economical administrator 2
The general goYernment.-EnqVirer'
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08

what business We know hot, but it seem.
10 us that the public interes: would require
The Governor to be at the Capitol in such
critical times as the present, and that the
Auditor be there, just at this period, to ena-
ble tax collectors to settle With the govern
mentand return home 10 their farms and
families, instead of paying heavy tavern
bills at Jackson.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08

A rumor was recently brought to New
Orleans by the passengers of the Neptune,
that Com. Elliott the British minister had
proposed TO the Texan government to aho-
ish slavery within the limits Of the 3epub-
lie, in consideration for which Great Br-
tain had promised to effect poaceable re-
cognition of Texian independence by Mex
leo.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08

intrepid warrior and venera,ed hero. who,,
blood has been freely split in defence q
American honor.
Resoired I'd, That The brave and gaIlan
conduct of Col. Johnson al The taItle NJ
The Thames, and the painful but eInrior,
part he sustained in the defeat and caDtur
Oh The combined forces under the Command
ot uener'l Proctor. in which the frontier
war was successfully terminated, and
peace and protection given TO Ge.ence'es,
'oruer settlements, call forth the applause
and gratitude Of all who desire the perpe.
tulty OF our Tree Institutions and SAT,
protection from the mercilcss cruelty Of,
sIvage foe.
ReSO.red 81. That Col. Johnson deserve,
wen OF his country in magnlEimously pay.
Jug tribute TO his cO.npatrIots in arms, fear
less OF The rancour and invecii es of p,rtv
spirit, and that his ndefat,gable exerlion,
IN procuring the passage OF The m lst saI,
'ary measure in the COUNCILS of the nation
Prov ling for the relics Of the reyolulionar
and the last war, Justly merit the approba.
tion Of the American people, rs they haye
already won the liveieSt emotions of or,t
itude in the breasts of their nnmaro,',
cipients.
Resolred 4lh, Tint as religious bioo,tv (
AMI intolerance have usurped fearful m
Premary over the political and civil riub,s
OF man from the earliest period Of hi,orv
and has pursued with relentless and -,
perllnacity the votarics of linn,
ty, the thanks of the Ameri IAN peonle a.,
due 10 Col. Johnson for his patriots and
exortions in defence Of "a,
Iglous rights and true social order, as So,
'orth in his Sunday mail reports IN the
Congress Of the United States.
RcSotred 9th, that committee Of
De appointed to make arrangements for III,
reception of Col. johnson.
Reaolred 9th, That Col. A. L. B;nc,
nan be requested to address the Col. On
'shaif of the citizens Of our county and
'lty on his arrivaI,and in case of his inal1.
ty to serve or shall decline the honor, that
he committee Of arrangements make a
uIther selection.
ReSolred 7th, That the citizens Ct our
ity and county generally, without di,tinc.
lon OF party, the city authorities and The
espective military companies Of Match.
z, be invited to parici ,ate in the
eceptlon of the Colonel, AMI that The
Committee of arrangement, be REG Icsoi
0 confer with the military companies and
ne city authorities for that purpose.
After short and pertinent address by \
lr. Murch.son, they were unlnim9u.ly
doPtod.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08

I Merico and Teras. We learn from n.
Orleans papers that news had reached that
place up to the 24h March from Vera
Cruz. Santa Anna hld gone to be pre-.
sent at the adoption of the new cons'i'u.
ton, and general tranquility prevailed in
Mexico.
One hundred and eleven of the Texan
prisoners had been re-copturcd an the re-
mainder were cl1sely pursued. 1t is said
that Santa Anna has seat persons to Texls
TO make peace treaty.
On lst March 100 Mexicans sailed from
Vera Cruz TO reinforce the army near
Campcachy, which place it was supposed
would soon Surrender.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08

A democratic meeting in Chcmung
county, n. Y. recently nominated Gel.
Johnson for the Presidency aud Gov.
Woodbury. for the Wee Presidency OF the
United States.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08

Judge Belts of New York has decided
that the judgment Of the Court Martial be-
for which Commlnder Mckenzie is Icing
tried vii! he final, and he will not now be
liable to civil prosecuion.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08

Cotton crop Of 1912. The entire az.
grcpate Of The cotton crop FIR the wear
1912, is estimated at g., 333,23l pounds.
@ f AgricHiuriSt.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08

John {. CG'hoan Through The polite.
ness of a friend we were placed in posses
sion of the first copy received in this CITY
OF the "Llfe Of J'nn c. Calhoun" from the
press of the Hapers, New York. The
author does not propose TO give a full his.
tory Of all the incident, which chcolq
mans life, from Infancy to boyh1od: br
after briefly speaking Of his family, biahl
educntion, anf first entry into the pu'T
arena, opens upon his political hjst,ry-g
that upon which every enlightened leo
man has bestowed many thought-an-
touches with the pen of truth all the u'
Portant acts o. one of The greatest men III
world ever produced Few men ha,
been more s'andered and vilied--not
his moral character, for that has eyerbee
to- pure Tor the brca,huf SANDER to reach
bu' bV mlsconsIrucrion of his acts. Tas
work cont Iins an in Tex, referring u all h
speeches that relate 10 the welfare of oh
noilon, which will enable every friend !
his TO refnIc the chrrges of inconsistent
that are often urgel against him.
AT this particular junc,ure, when we ar
borne down Ivy excessive impos's, ever
MN who thlaks or feels that the scienced
political economy should lie undcrstDodp
promote the happiness of mrpkinl. shon.
have in his hand the life Of Mr.. Calhour
The salvation of the county depeads up
on the recognl'iDn Of the principles offre'
trade. a thousand copies OF this WOh
could be well used hcre-send them on.
". 0. Herald and JeferSo ian.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08

FRANKLIN g. HENDERSON VS.. MUyIcl
rALITY No. 1.--I'his suit, Instituted bv dt
plaintiffs on the part oil The Cotton intcres
to test the legality OF the wharfage tax
was decided Ivy Judge Watts on SATURDAY
las, in behalf Of the plaintiffs,
The case was ably argued by Geoyge
Eusls and John r. Grymcs, Esqs en-.
p'olei II represent the Cotton Interest,
ana by Messrs. Ilunt and Roscjus for The
Munlcipaliy.-N o. Bulitn.