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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
The sub-cribers- man ufacturcr- and Wholesale
dealers in Foreign and Domestic
STRAW GOODS.

ESPECTTJL1Y announce that they t,y. Laced ,, t
ad spacious store under the Exchange Reading Room Re
mona 's.n where ttey intend conducting general straw
,N'i',e assortment ID" every article 10 their line business with
ny N'" us supplied wceSy from their mandatory al
the North wlrrr they numbered wears been c,i.
engaged IN the manufacture o STRAW GOODS and from their
experience a. manufactures they enabled offer ever, article
IN their lne az the rr1 osst -,ss for C4SH They
respectfully solicit Merchants Mno ami n general 10
eau and examine their sosS which wu canpr.. an
extensive VARIETY Of iEGulEN. STRAW. CYPRESS WILLOW
anil FNNtN BRAID BpNNErs. Also LEsUOHN PAS ana
ClAI FLOWERS Sc. *.
The s1hs,5, wouh o~o call I,teronof Merchant. and
ou1ers goinf Month 70 their Establishment No. ga cedar
>'rcri- NcW York. where they an extensive ,ort
Hcnt Of straw Goods and prices cannot M IN give s,f
non. ~ W 3 T. 2. CARPENTER.
GIhe LynehburE Virgnau F,lerieksburr Aren, will
CORY ~ 7ri forward til tn this Office
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lotteries.
H0YT Il co.'s OFFICE.
UNDEss T.s. i:NCsIasGE.
$4,000 DOLLARS!

ALtNAND.iA LOTTERY '1ass H. isi1 TO b. dawn a,
.tais ID e. on Saturday ii- <St March. Isil ~ No
i~tiey-I4 drawn hliLds. - w.
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ALEXANDER DOMAIN.

-. 49,. Attorney AT Law. Psiersburr "a
L'' LAX attends all the Courts heh counties OF
brunswick bnSIte Amelia. Chesterfield Prince George
ana the Town OF Petersburg Business 20 his manage
neni m The above Courts shall faithfully attended to-
Refer 10 MessTs Fry Co, Donan Dunn 4 Co General lame,
" fesran VIM H. Macflrland Esd Elisha Shepuer.on p
Cha.- +. ostorne, Esd David l. Burr Co, RiaAmoaG
NH l5-d2w
isy- The ENQUIRER 10 ~onv
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ftJK REM.

FOK RENT,
|fTa The brick tenement on l. st. near tho bakery
hlA ofMr 4. Din
The brick Tenement a. lately occupied BY Mr Jas e. Vac
The brick tenement nearly opposite the hitter now In the orru
Pancy Of ME J. n. Danforh
Bal 49, ~ Wv ~"
Ana The BRICK tenement on h bstween AMI streets neary
opposite the residence ofConway Robinson Esq For terms ,ny
~ [mh 0-eo2wl vs. CODDTN
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Crust SaIes.
"y Dunlop, uoaeurc a co.
sale OF a. y aInasis .t.,s.

OF ainasts Hssa~e aud Lot.
X virtue OF deed Of Trust. from D,v;l
-, Nsr -'n ~ and WIFE urstcrSrr->t h.,. -. -.
ls'uay OF April lsa1 and adusitsi r.eo,s 4, ~, ~.
Non o' musings tor Tn city &C Rchnsoud on m. 81 49, - -
Niu month Ne being thereto r.qired BY Netr,,,. ~ - "
% who's benefit the said dce made shan q, No~nsX
W. n nay 81 Aprlnexi al hafpa IN the aN.r, -
Ns-n thr pra-cS NJ pubic hirh. 49,. n, -
y' We ioho~ng properly IN One certain rrca,-ns, A.,
and IN the sad city of RichorL being parcel % d.
~ IN the plan % m. cous,lp, -,
% Va saine more or los. AMI bou-ri fnov- nat
- eetes eet and BY i0th Ia7 feet t~a-urirr
s"ft ionnsd by tho ~ aid sr.t.h h. a.,
y =. et wide lad OF by bot 30 and ia az a.,
-, t,s - aHi y Inc parallel with and ca fruu ION
ee' 10 ert being the wherein Ca,,, a No.,
"retp f-s'aed-ao other parcel NJ ana ,ipo, ., h
A'' h'ning % feet on ~ k,ows ~ ~ "a,
Jeeiion TO th- tile bat acting W II convey % -. 49,,
a. IL vested in BY tn -aid Of Trust V " "us
WILLIAM 2. SHEPPARD
GUSTAvJS \. MYERS tT,...
CONWAY ROBINSON
bJ- The above sale conducted by Nes.ry A.. =,
crRE A Co Auc'lonsers -, %
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JUPITER,

JUPITER,
Gf0FZkR I'm improved thoroughbred Bull,
S purchased OF Che Society Of Shaker being cross
Mc5R ~ me Durham and Devon. viii make n se,s,r AZ
IVl.M my farm miles from Richmond on The yc,i,r.
bridge Road ~ ~ The season. payable as soon n.
he row s served Cows viii be Ut ten eepts ,c
dy pasturrd only no charge viii be- made In no e,se ,
be responsible Tor accidents escapes whilst every
be used 10 prevent either.
Jupiter Then the property NJ Rd ~ fiarsD obtained the r
MUM N the exhibition NJ the Agricultural Society OF rnrr,
May 1872 He is two years oh this large finely formed
pad pronounced BY competent judges superior animal
-. W. HANALf.
Pkonokec March ii-c0tm
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SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING

--DL' ~ LHE III \ Or hICHHOND.N SLIEEC
Il y suit depending in the Caancery Court. c,-
The Circuit Of lenuco, City Richmond between Rctr
Andersen Complainant and John Blair Arcbeauna Bar re-,
amin p Anderson mi Fanny hi. wifi. W,u,,,, &c.. -
Mary Ann hrs wife, Margaret Blair ana Other S,6r, -
% u' -, o February isi3 dccrecd ordered thar tl. M
imam Anderson do public a,rtion for
1l H,es' AZ ue beh Tavern in the
Ne. IN the proceedings mentioned.
John Henri Blair. amer advertising the r. rl,r ~
iof weeks Ana further ,,r,d
afd-rSgned Philip Harrison do the portion. % m
NO ~. and the other lot in the proceedings mentioned d..TI
a one nall acre lot lying the city Richmond bond. on -
south ~ Street and sd Street devised a. -
eioa Bl1ir the elier by Hugh
W BAR and Archeanna Blair. the children Enspe the willow
OF ehioa = Blair IA the division anons IN. heir.
% MAR uie elder subject the NJ
erein assigned 10 her
purchaser bond with =,
chase money and retaining the the purchase marcy no
paid. r i''neS DC
Pursuant 10 tbs foregoing decree undersigned VIM A,d
wiz expose 70 sale upon the terms above before tbs Reu
tavern al IL O'Clock the ga day present month ,r
Tie uniersigned T. Haoa. commissioner Of the Co mn a.
Ise 10 sale upon the above mentioned on the pre. an
te 1Oh IA OF this present month.
mai day. The part of Lot No 492
t ana running back 95 the widows dover containing eet
inches and immediately after. expose "a. uDon the ~
terms 50 feet Of the BOT described as on. b,f s To- t
Gu py street on the South and %
aeN 40 se Of this 10 feet feet assigned To The heirs 81
half and three feet assigned As the WIDOW
oo"er therein The ofthc will niadrSh!er, 20 ~ -
81 OF the widow assigned 10 he, ,r1 = - :,
siiue OF ule lot beng that -.
arsned Benjamin f. Anderson. of
anderson N rsht OF his wfe, and Ba viii ~ -
by hen The 30 VIII .obi 10 the b-.,
OF the undersigned by deeds. ~ - AA
WILLIAM ANDERSON
BENJAMIN ANDERSON
MARGARET NJ. BLAIR
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hy Dunlop. Honcurc 60.
The CaTgoes Of Barque Bachelor and SeLr Neris
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY instant At 70 O'Clock on Ir,n,r,
Mha at Rockets VIII be sold Sugar and
Of The hatque Bachelor and -ehr. Nevis. vtz-
$50 SS. SUGAR
%. 90 s 81, norAssr=, Cargo '''''' Bachelor
2O2 hhd- SUGAR
2s9 bT.. MoLAssEs. Cargo sshr. Nevis
To which Will be added, from store
10000 he Ciyeured Bacon. hog round
800 bags crop Rio Coffee
90 boxes double and treble refined Loaf Suzar.
TERMS mo~ for for approved negotiable M
per INN II! DUNLOP, MONCURE 8 CO Auets
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S1n REWARD,-Lcft Mr. Arthur TayIor's.
- ~ 'hesieteh county Friday boy William, and
M believed NJ senieavorng make way 90 c state He
has frequently been the North Washington and doubtless win
Ae i route The above reward wi be given his apprcbn
Ion ana aeHefy 10 me or confinement a that can get him
Nan Is likely yellow boy. about years OF arrvote
away yellow sailors and him red earpeba
NJ ~ wlln ''u'e- WM. X. JOHNSON
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& 'OFFEE. SUGARS. RtCE. &c
- 2'o bags rrmr riop RIO Cote
$50 do fueulyu. dp
- do DOMINGO oil,
o. du Cuba f,
taes Mocha a,
90 hiHis Cuba CLARIFIED Sugar
" 40 prime crop Porto R.-o.'1
~ DO NcN Orleans dl
go boxes Woosaye rrHtc Loaf Hp
20 casks prime Rice
90 barrels auI 40 hhil COM Whss,y
O. 10 superior oH Al,
20 10 New England Rum
80 30 arulc nlnd,
10 hhis winter pressed Lamp uI
90 barrels Tanner do
10000 us Baltimore cured Bacon
~ casks prime Chec., fotalc by
NH ~ WILLIAMS 4 HAXAGI.
ono BoNrs ~ir,nor sucked HERRlNGs Tor sale by
~OO RANKIN = WHTrLOCR
mn ~ i5m street.
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NOTICE.
PASSAGE TO BALTIMORE.

Sy-Arst-,r The james River Steamers PAT
S17'--A- RICK HENRY and THOMAS JEFFERSON To-
ing hlehmond every MONDAY "Wednesday and Frday urn,ng
H The same afternoon Hampton Roads with the sf an, 81
Itr'r steamers Herald and Jewess Cor baltimore Pa.,y
saN'Hs heud on the above dav. VII t,-h
To Phlade ipha. ~ ''' any conveyance
Passage and Fare Baltimore. So
Io. 10 No,f,k 4. .....,
NH 10 80
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GROCERIES.
ID hliiS superior crop Porto Rico Sugar
LO 200 bags Rio Coffee
30 do od Java Coffee imported 1872
80 do. -. Domingo Coffee
20 do. white Lagura Coffee
- terccs Rice
10 bags Pepper
$1,000 b>. Baltimore Bacon
- realms Wrapping Paper
20 bhs Baltimore Whisky
hhds. do do.
half pipes French Brandy
pipe Gin
hhs Apple Brandy
bbs Cordial
Now receiving and oil, red for sale very low
,, WM. ANDERSON. Jr.
i"' - Opposite Columbian Hotel.
REAuTiFUL 81 plain white Ianon Muslin
- Long white Kid Gloves
Pic Mic Received and for sale by
ie - W. MEREDITH.
4 TREATISE on RUPrUREs rs W. Lawrence >. r : 81,
geon to the Queen Just published AMI for sale By
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EXTENSIVE sue

By snioc- & Rroti,cr.
t'orner opposite Bell TAVERN
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A TREATISE on RUPrUREs: BY W Lawrence. F. R. : sn,
= geon to the Queen just published AMI for sale by
~
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n OFT E,
GEORGE w. GRETTRR.
CORN! CORNi!
WIGS AND TOUPEES.

w BATCHELOR, from New York. invites
the attention Of all WFwcarer- inspect beautiful
selection OF Wigs Toupees aud Scaps
tain the latest Improvements Of London and Paris
LEGGED by all who hav" ed them c very perfection
Wigmakng Senators, Members Congress and Gentlemen from
all parts Of the country be referred t
perof excellence comfort and durability w Bachelor
his Room No. - Exchange Hotel Richmond Va from NJ m
r. NJ " 49, "
NB-An early call VIII oblse, his stay be short
NH l5-,i2w
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SILKS. SILKS. NII.

received and now beautiful Spring SIX
Of new styles and splendid patterns viii be .o low for
'"sn , JOHN WRIGHT,
ain 81
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|IHNWENTH HUBS r. r. SUGARS
- 30 bores Woo-cys do.
70 bags Race Ginger
70 sacks Misunderstanding, and for slis by
mn WI DAVENPORT A. ALLEN
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-30

commissioning worthy ofnote
occurred in the Senate on Thursday the 9TH.
That body adjourned to Monday.
In the House Of Representatives, Mr..
Newton presented a memorial from Mr..
Goggin, of Virginia, contesting the Seat Of
Mr.. Gilmer, which was read and referred.
Mr.. Adams presented the memorial OF
Mr.. Bolts, of Virginia, who contested the
seat of J. w. Jones, the Speaker, and
moved that il be referred and printed
While Mr.. A. was upon the floor, the Chair
was occupied by Mr.. Beardsley of New
York.
The Speaker was excused from appoint.
ing the Committee on Elections. l, was
after some discussion determined that this
committee should be appointed by Mr..
Beardsley.
The subject of public printing came up
Mr.. Dickey, of Pennsylvania, moved that
the Clerk of the House be required to give
the printing to such persons as would con-
tract to do it at the least expense. Strong
opposition was made to this motion. Mr.
ID. defended it as embodying a principle
the most saluiary for correcting all the abu.
ses complained of in regard to the political
press but his proposition was rejected, Ga.
to ITO. A resolution fixing the price of
printing adopted by the Twenty. sixth Con.
gress, was then passed,
The House next proceeded to the cleo
ton Of printer. Blair and Rives received
1914 votes, Gales and Seaton 90, and Jacob
Gideon l. Blair and Rives were declared
duly elected.
Dr. Lane, Of Kentucky, was in the same
manner elected sergeant-at-aims, and Jesse
L Dow, Of Connecticut, door-keeper.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Adams, pro-
viding for the appointment of two chap
lains who should interchange weekly, was
adopted, when the House adjourned to
Monday.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-30
WING PRINCIPLES.

/ sound National Currency, regulated BY the
will and authority Of the Nation.
2. An adequate Revenue with fair Protection 10
American Industry.
8. Just restraints on the Executive power. EN-.
hracing further restriction on the exercise Of thu
Veto.
4. faithful administration Of the public DO
main, with an equitable distribution of the pro.
ceeds Of sales Of it among all the States.
s An honest and economical administration of
the Genera Government, leaving public officers
perfect freedom Of thought and Of the right of
suffrage; but with suitable restraints against i'm.
proper interference in elections.
Q. An amendment 10 the Constitution, litniting
the incumbent ofthe Presidential office to SING LIE
TERN.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-30

"CoLD CRour-The Jefferson In
quirer" undertook to sof-soap the editor
Of the Liberty Banner" on the question Of
Col. BENToNs position in relation to The
policy of districling the State. The Ban
ner' thus cooks up The "Inquircr's' crou,:-
THE Inquirer in answer to our question,
How does Col. Benton stand in regard TO dis
tricling the State Tor Congress" does not under
take to say any thing positively bot mmpd,,
ateIy goes on 10 justify Col Benton in taking
his bold sand in opposition 10 this favore meas
ure OF the democracy Of this State, and says that
he ought rot to be prescribed, SO we say aIso
but Col Benton has given his opinion in favor
Of the old general ticket system, wholly as yet
unsupported by arguments, although ample time
and opportunity has taken place. When man
gives his opinion upon subject we take it, that
it is valuable or not, Just in proportion 10 the
knowledge upon that subject in possession OF the
gver Of The opinion, IN absence Of argument,
and all other things being cqoal. Now Col.
Benton has not expressed any Argument in favor
OF his new opinion, either by record or through
tradition; therefore the inquirer will excuse us
if we question with boldness the present policy
OF the gallant Colonel in odhering 10 The old
general ticket system"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-30

UTJAMEs w. FREEuAN-Ths fellow
has issued all adve rtiscment of some two
or more columns in length, through the me-
dunn Of the Lexington Express" II is
devoted, principally, to the Marshal of the
State, and in some respect to ourselves
All the notice we feel called on to make
either in relation to Freeman or his adver.
iisement, is to reiteratc our former state.
ments, and utterly contradict his whole sto.
ry, so far as we are concerned. His charg,
of falsehood, on us, is harmless. and the
same system of SANDER and unlruth per
yades his statement in relation To our refu-
sal TO publish his arlicle-we having ex.
prcssly agreed to do SO, if shorn Of abuse.
and confined 10 proper and legitimate de
fence. Mr.. B1RcH. we presume, will pay
no attention to his billingsgate, and GER
lainly the public expect no notice or reply
from him.
The "Lexngton Express" will perceive
the justice and proprie,y of copying the
above.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-30
COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRE-.
SFNTATIVFS

Foreign A6airs,-NIessrs. C. ]. Ingersoll,
Rhett, Beardsley, Grlmer, White, Dawson, Sam.
pie Thomson and Henry Williams
Territories. -AlessrS. A. V. Brown, Duncan, E.
J. Morris. Daniel, Huston, Tyler, Tibbots, Went
worth and Brown.
Ways and Means -Messrs. Mckay, J. +, In
gers"ii, Lewis, Dromgoole, D. S. Seymour, Wei.
Ter, Chappel and Morris.
Pablic Lands Messrs. John N, Davis, Boyd,
CoIamer, Hubbard, Houston, Rayncr, Jamison,
McCIernand and Peterson
Judiciary -Messrs. wilkins, French, Saun-
ders. Dillingham;, BUT. Vnton, Petit, Catlin.
Indian Affairs. Messrs. Cave Johnson, J.
Thompson, Foot ], B, Hunt, Bidlack, w. Hun,
Benton. Hughes and Van Meter.
On ENcl'Ons--M esSrs. Payne of Alabama, Ell.
mer Of New Jersey, Schenok Of Ohio, Newton
and Chapman of Virginia, Hamlin Of Maine, Ell
lis of New York. Douglass of Illinois, and Davis
of Kentucky. tSix Locos--three Whigs]
The balance of the committees in our next.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-30
+ A " f II II E:
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1913.

" In Congress, on Tuesday and Wed.
nesday, l2lh and 18th, no business was
done. The death of Mr.. McRoberts, was
announced on Tuesday, and both Houses,
as is usual in such cases, adjourned. On
Wednesday, the death of DR.. Linn was
announced in the Senate by Col. Benton.
and in the House by Judge Bowlin, and an
adjournment followed.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-30

Mcssrs. Blair 81 Rives. OF
the Globe, instgaied no doubt by Thomas
II. Benton, in order to vent their malignity
on Mr.. Penn, Of the Missouri Reporter.
vino is now III Washington city, caused a
ca. So. TO be issued on an old judgment.
long ago settled, thinking that he had
forgotten to bring his receipt with him; and
would have incarceratcd him in prison, a
thousand miles from home, had he not been
prepared for their rascaIity by producing
the rccei pit for the very debt on which the
Gu. Sa. was issued We give the following
extract Of letter from the editor of tn,
Reporter, dated Washington, Dec. 10Th.
yesterday Blair made grand demonstration
lie caused ca SG. to be issued against me-
intended to go 10 Jail and then make him suffer
for his malignity; but, on arriving at the MAJ
shaPs Off e, | found the fellow had become
alarmed, and had addressed note to the Marshal
directing that, on no consideration should be
committed Ithen produced my receipt in full
when the Attorney Of Blair apoligized for hav.
ing had any participation in the affair, A tru'
copy OF the receipt was subsequently, requested
which wa. given, filed in the ca. Sa, ard re
turned with it. Blair evidently acted under tn
impression, at the outset, that had left the re
Ceipt at home, aud that he might be able tt
keep me in custody or prison, for few weeks
ct least. do not believe the movement would
have been made, but for the prompting Of an in
dtvidua even more revengeiuI than Blair Tn,
fort, however, was a signal failure, aud ha
been warmly reProbaled by those who have hearc
q it,"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-30

OTA correspondent Of the Grand Ri,
yer Chronicle" recommends the Hon. JAS
A, CLARK, as a suitable person for the of.
fec Of Governor.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-30

UFOur thanks to our esteemed friend
in New York, who forwards the Atlas
with fsvorite articles marked. We admire
the taste displayed in the selections, and
hog for froquer, favors.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-30

Father, what do printer live ONT" "Why
my sonl' "You said you had not not paid
him for two or three years, and yet you
have the paper every dayp ELIZA, take
the child out Of the room, what does he
know abou, right or wropg1"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-30

THE question OF Of disricting the State for
The purpose OF eecling members Of Congress is
the only one which has assumed any considerable
degree OF prominence, on which The democratic
party are now divided. We are opposed 10 dis
ricting the State, BECAUSE We believe our oppo,
nents will gain by t.-Fdyette Democrat"
1--WE are surprised that an editor in the Re
publican State OF Missouri should give ullerance
to a remark so entirely iliberaI and selfish as
the foregoing; an editor, too, who We had hoped,
had been in our ranks long enough to become
mbued with that ennobIing spirit Of Hberaliiy
and repuLl,canism which is so eminenlly charac
terstic OF the democratic party. We ask our
opponents not 10 take advantage OF such an IN.
worthy argument as this, because it would do
great injustice to that portion Of our democratic
friends who go aga inst dislrcting, lor we Gouhr
not they have other aud more powerful (nore be
ncvoent al least reasons III they can get at them
Once) than this one.
Now if we understand the fiji force and effect
Of the above reason, it is simply this ina. II by
operation OF law We have deprived one portion OF
our fcllow.cirizens he right Of being represented
(and by the way this is one Of the fundamental
principles Of republic) we must not repeal that
law because that portion Of our fellow citizens
will then enjoy the same privilege which we do
In monarchcal government it would per
haps 90 sustain dignity be necessary to advocate
such distinctions and privileges, hut here in Mis-
souri, the editor who maintains such doctrine will
soon find himself in such minority. that he
will impIore loudly for the same privileges which
he has SO seIfshIy tried to deny Others We hope
our Clique friends will take warning without q
broader hint. word 10 the wise OUGHT to be
sufficient. - Liberty Banner
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-30

SouTH CAROLINA AND TExAs-Gover-
nor Hammond, in his message to the Leg
islalure Of South Carolina, expresses himself
strongly in favor Of the annexation of Tex.
as to the United States.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-30

u can marry any girl please" said a
young fellow boastingly, "Yes--for you
can't please any," rejoinod waggsh com
panion,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-30

A DEMOCRATIC Pill FOR Col. BENTON -
The last Grand River Chronicle" demo.
cratic paper published in ChiIIcothe, Liv.
ingslon county, in This State speaking OF
Col Benton, says:-
ave want him to confne himself to his legiti.
mate duties, and especially TO refrain from med
ding with our local legislation. The n1uery aud
aduIaton Of his admirers occasionally berray him
into the commission Of very foolish acts; as, for
instance, his "making his thanks" to a couple Of
members oil the last Legislature for THAR sl:enu.
Gus Efforts TO procure the passage Of bulls in the
face of the well ascertained opposition OF all
whelmng majority Of the de ocrat!c party
in the State, and which, had they passed, would
have met the open resistance Of the people -
This savors little like disposition on his part
10 merge the Serrnnt into the master, which Justly
merits the unqaI fed condemnation OF his con.
st.uents. As one Of that body we have spoken
our sentiments freely upon the subject and in
doing so we have reflected the views Of three.
IouEths Of Col. Ben:on's political friends. Any
species Of Legislation which is at war with the
common sense Of this community, and which
trenches upon the natural and inaensble rights
of The citizen, cannot be otherwise than PERM
clous in its tendency, and weakens the moral
Influence Of those laws to which the people are
disposed to submit without murmuring. 1t does
not follow, however, because we are opposed to
the justly odious and properly denomnaed "blIs
Of pains and penalties fer the publication Of
the currency, the paternity Of which Col Benton
has Indirectly assumed, that we are DESTROYS o
seeing the place occupied by that runclonary il
The United States Senate filled by another; bu
we think it highly necessary, when public Ser
want, from long continuance in Office, happens It
get "too big for his breeches," and is disposed ST
cut few fantastic tricks" at the expense OF hi
masters, that they should take him gently to task
and define for him his appropriate line of duties
Test oaths, disqual6cations for Office, fines, i'm
prisonment &c, are not precisely the corrective
which the people desire to see ap,lied to remed
The evils Of an unsound currency"