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JOURNEYS, ADVENTURES AND IslPRIs ONAESrs
or AN EHGLIsHMAN,
In attempt 10 circulate the Scriptures in Spain.

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JOURNEYS, ApvENTURESA AND IsiPRIs ONMEsTs
or AN EHGLIsHMAN,
IN attempt circulate the Scriptures in Spain.
BY GEORGE BORROW,
Author Of the Gipsies in SPAIN
This work has baen pronounced By all the recent ezd
Reviews in Great Britain OF the highest critical auttof
the most charming production of the day. In the hs w
don Quarterly it Is commended 10 The most eosda 'a
and largely extracted from. ]. is indeed spntnaoh'
and enthralng book written style OF the mrs Pei
ease and elegance, and full 81 recountas of thrilling
tures and picturesque descriptions Though nslin's
genuine feeling, there is rethag Of religious OF
character in this work but il is rather Darrsncn
ihors residence and travels In all parts OF spaln dae
years in which he was the agent Of the Ensltsh D~'
eiety for the circulation of the Scriptures in 'ne
Peninsula We cordially recommend this book 70 w
lie, and feel sure they viii agree with Us in ela's
one OF the nsss Agreeable, entertaining ana 'is" =,
works which has been published since Sephenss i'a's'
the East IL
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U. S. CRY DESPATCH PosT.-Courary to our anticipa
lon (for which have been smartly raped by some
lady correspondents the number letters received by this
Pest and since Valentines day much greater than upon
any occasion; last evening they continued TO
in in hundreds from all parts Of the city An add
tona force has been added to this department. and every
employee The establishment has been put requ,toa
carriers and collectors have been engaged from mornu
i'll night every part OF the city, in the delivery OF
Is 900 letters. Under these circumstances feel that
fair readers will be kindly disposed to parsn any disap
pon,mcn they may have experienced in obtaining the
ove.,oken as early period they expected
owing the pressure OF business OF this useful esab
Iishuent
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Things in PhiladeIphin.
Correspondence OF The Tribune

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb Is, p M.
The funeral Of the brave and lamented Commodore ISAAC
HULL which 10 have taken place this morning all
o'clock was postponed until Friday morning next eleven
o'clock, A IL. in consequence OF the inclemency Oh @e
weather. and the dangerous condition oil our streets ana
sidewalks. There appeared something OF an Improper cla
acter in the speedy buryng Of the deceased, from the n
ard now trust general arrangements maae W
which the greatest honors may be rendered the lmmoIh
remains OF one 50 dear the whole American People ba,
one or two Of eur volunteer companies had assembled
before the orders OF Msjor General Patterson coun
handed.
Bnt slim attendance at the Board OF Brokers today
and sales quite limited. The inclination to purchase sae
Elves entirely ceased there appears to be no demand
whatever. The following the salet: $4,000 KENTUCKY
Bonds, s5; 100 shares Wilmington Railroad, 81.
We have had another storm, composed OF ball
rain aud snow 1t commenced yesterday afternoon, and
continued during the night The streets and side walks
early hour this morning. were covered with 81 eetc
slippery ice, which rendered it exceedingly difficult Ior
sustain hm.e and many bruised limb was the con-
sequence. For about two hours we had fall oil soos'
which has caused oleraby good sleghng and those VINO
can are enjoying II most heartily. ia.
Judge Parsons in Court this morning. presented
his commission from Gov Porter received the requlsleo
and took his seat upon tie Bench.
The Committee on Banks, In the House oil RepressnN
ves of this State have becR instructed, by vote Of 10
&c. bring in bill TO authorize the Banks 10 issue sal
notes. and that such bill will pass both Houses have no
the least doubt The vote although close one, may DC
considered aS pretty sure test in the House upon ha
subject.
The i'll TO reduce the expenses OF the Canal Copms
oner before the House Tuesday, when The great
confusion ensued pending which the same adjoufnea
Nothing of interes! in the Senate
The Spirit Of the Times the only paper in the city p
peared this morning in full mourning for one who was an
honor to his country and human nature -Commodofe
ISAAC HULL
In our -four and grain market matters remain without
change. Tho demand OF the former for export e1ceec
ngly limited, and asles have been made prices low
s. IS per barrel. small lot Of Pennsy yania wheat was
disposed of yesterday afternoon 80 cents per busheL
Barrus.
SUPREME COURT. TUESDAY, Febif.
No. IS. Lloyd Hougb.-ln error 10 The Circuit Coa
OF The Uni,ed States Tor Alexandria judgement ssms
No. 81. Conner vs. Bradey-Mr. Brent fer platinum M
Bradley for the def, DIR. r. J. Brent for plaintiff
20 The Kingston Herald states that the Mo
hawk Indians in Canada have killed 700 deer
during the present winter.
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90 The Kingston Herald states that the NO
hawk Indians ia Canada have killed 700 deer
during the present winter.
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ii We readers will remember the Grand Ora
,oro the Tabernacle tonight The Oratoro OF David
by the Cheyaer Neukom be performed for the bene-
fl the Widows and Orphans OF deceased Frcmen The
Music we assured viii be admirable, and the pur.
pose of the performance commends il TO The ardent favor OF
Ill
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~ we are indebted 10 Hon. Messrs. AYoRIGc and VAS
,.s..r,.Es for valuable Public Documents
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MEx1co.-A letter from Monterey, in the Pro-
vince of New Leon, Goo or 900 miles from the
Texan frontier,) says the Mexican army of the
North comprises more than 5000 men; We, com-
plains that the savages are making constant In
roads from the North, and the Texaas from the
East
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10 The Methodist Episcopal Church in Duane
stree. was robbed on Sunday night of about sixty
yards of carpeting and the cover to the communion
table. The thief probably secreted himself during
evening service An attempt to seize the COM
munion plate was made in ST. Johns Church some
time since, but i. was unsuccessful.
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Only 25 Cents.
QUADRUPLE EXTRA NEW WORLD.
'THE CRY is STILL THEY GOMEZ
" To.Morrow Morning, tFfday) will be pay
ahed No. 80 street. and for sale by all The Agsna
throughout The United States, important and sanD
bic work, entitled
THE BIBLE IN SPAIN,
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70 CHARLES L. PORTER, Esq. has resigned
the office of Postmaster at Hartford, CT. DE was
appointed as Wing, and held the Office as long
as he could hold it without treachery or hypocrisy,
when he gave it up. Honor to his integrity and
cniri,i
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SUPREME COURT. TUESDAY, FebIfl
No IS Lloyd vs. Hough.-ln error To The Circuit Goa1
OF the United States Alexandria Judgement aftImss.
No. 81. Conner Bradiry.-Mr. Brent for paaun nj
Bradley for the def, DIR. r. J. Brent for plaintiff
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O. Mr. GREIc, the Superintendent OF the City Despatch
Post writes that paragraph yesterday charging
neglect upon the carrier for the station the
Nassansrees is incorrect ia every particular We
give him the benefit OF the but feel bound 10
say that our informant that the facts alleged
be substsn,iaed if necessary The box, be persists
was visited after A. NJ and it fnl ofetters. We
hear from other quarters, likewise loud comp lants OF
IRENE negligence in TIE delivery of letters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

~ The bill to restore Imprisonment for Debt
in New-Jersey, under the swindlng title of an act
to abolish it, is likely to pass the House. but we
greatly hope that it cannot pass the council Sew
eral amendments introduced to render it less in
human, and to conform it in part at least to the
pretencc held out by its title, were successfully
voted down in the House. Give us the Yeas and
Maya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

% The Integencer remarks that the lately
rejected six Fer cent stock of the United States
already commands premium.
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III We would cnl the attention OF families md all others
ip want OF good Lamp Oil 10 the adyeytjSemsrt RI
LUCKY, rs Fronts; 70 be found IN another eolana.
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Total. ----- HarrisOn 90, 3U2; Van Buren, D., Qua
Allowing the vote ofthe two parties to be nearly
balanced in the Congressional Election, by an even
increase of Loco Foco or diminution of Wing
votes since 184O the Wings will carry the Hid,
Ivth, With, IXth and Xth Districts, and the
Locos the other FIVE. This would seem, therefore,
to be a pretty fair division.
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graph:
Mr.. Robert Tyler made speech before an Irish
Repeal Society in this city the other night, in
which, struck with the idea of the alarm which
his new position would strike in the hearts of Peel
and his Ministry, he justified hi, interference with
Z" tie peculiar Institutes of British Isles by ref
e1ence to the example of Prince Albert, in pre-
siding at the great Worlds Convention in London,
for the abolition of Slavery! So, if the British
Government complain of the conduct of Prince
Robert, MIR. Everett will have answer ready.
What truly poe,ical justice! !" tYou keep your
princes in order FIRST, and then we will OUTS"
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Book for March have just been sent US BY Israel
Post, 80 Bowery. We have no time to Judge of
them, much less to speak, this morning; bat Cooley
has good thing, by N. P. Willis, Mrs. Ellet, and
others and Graham contributions from Paulding,
Bryant and Burlegh are excellent Williss story
in this is not one of his happiest. We may speak
of these works again; if not, extracts will
speak for US. Each has three ensravings.
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"PRIScEs OF THE BLOOD. "lThe Americans
Washington correspondent has The following para
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pAOoPCSSi'~
Treasury.
Mr.. DA11oS offered an amendment to the rese-
luton of Mr. Evans, to avoid an implication of any
design on the part of the States to repudiae their
debts.
Mr.. RlvEs proposed substitute, declaring the
duty of Congress plainly 20 make known its opin-
ion and intended course of action upon this sub
ject; that they have no power to assume The State
debts that it is due 10 the honor of the several
States not to suppose the slg htest disposition on
their part to repudiate, &c.
Mr.. MERa1cx deprecated the whole course of
this discussion, and gave notice that after the re-
marks of MIR. DAYTON tomorrow, he would move
to lay the whole subject the table, that they
might return to the regular order Of business.
MIR. ALLEN disagreed with Mr.. NJ. that the dis
cu:son was Improbable, and demanded most vo-
ciferou.ly that Senator'S consider the subject and
boldly proclaim their sentiments to the people.
Mr. BUCHANAN thought they should be guided
by former experience, and ne. in the Is days left
eff the session attemp. the consideration of such
indefinite business.
Messrs. ARCHER and CALHous wished the SUD-
jecr fully considered. Without any definite action
the Senate adjourned
In the HOUSE, MIR. BARNARD gave notice of u
motion on Thursday to go into Committee Of the
Whole on the Union TO take up the Excheqner
bill TO enable him to offer his proposed amend
Inent.
Mr.. KENNEDY moved as test-auestion on the
subject that the bill relative to the warehsusipg
system be made The special order for Tuesday.
The melton being objected to was not received.
On motion of Mr.. Underwood, the Committee
CT the Whole was discharged from the considera-
ton of The bill to renew and extend the charters
OF the Banks of the District Of Colunbia-a me-
ton by Mr.. CAVE Johnson to lay the subject on
the table having been rejected: Yeas 81; Nays
loS.
On motion of Mr. BARNARD, from the Judiciary
Committee, the Memorial of Jesse Hoyt, referred
to that COMMITTEES, was ordered printed. Mr..
BoARDaAs made personal explanation with ref
ereuce to published letter of Mr.. Hoyt contain.
ing obnoxious illusions to MIR. B. for his having
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Are not such gems of rare brilliancy' Remem-
Der that this is the amended Report, having been
pruned by its goda,hers of its exuberant corusca-
tons Of wit and genius in relation to '' coonskins,
hard cider reveries," &c. since it was submitted
to the Legislature by the erudi,e Chairman of the
Judiciary Committee. How delicious the original
mus, have been, when the emascuated version is
SC fragrant, the reader will family imagine.
We have only room to speak of the conclusions
of this aignifed Report. The Wing proposition,
as set forth by Mr.. Hall, is simply that an action
be brouga, in the U. S. Supreme Court by eur At
to1ney General, to test the Consitutienaty of the
Virginia Inspection Law, and see whether our
shipping is rightfully subjected to its exaciions-
Virginia may at the same time make up IN issue
under our Jury Law, and settle the Constitution
ali,y of that. Then the whole matter will te set
at res, by the decision of the commoa arbter pro-
vided by the Constitution without trucking
si6ce of dignity consistency either side. But
the majority of the Judiciary, by their moulhpiece,
MIR. Jones, propose 10 surrender the whole ground
at discresion-,o repeal the Jury Law, disclaim
the grounds taken BY Gov. Seward, and allow Vir-
ginia's penalties inflicted for the crime of being
New orkers to stand accomplished of I'LL she
Chooses, by an exercise Of ciemency and favor, to
| remove them. Into such hands has Newly ork
committed the guardianship Of her principles, her
rights, and her honor!
in want OF good Lamp OIL 10 the advertisement of r
LUCKY, Is Frons.s: 70 be found II another column
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20 Elijah NJ. Amos, Esq, Postmaster at Knox
vile, Crawford Co., Ga, was killed few days
since by being thrown from his sulky and dragged
nearly mile, his feet becoming entangled in the
reins. His horse was frightened and ran at the
top of his speed. Mr.. A. was horribly mangled
aud quite dead when discovered. He was wor-
thy and influential member of society.
The hornet., 1843-07-11

Liberty Give hun the nios u Emplre. Ispd
The 'il'sfshod borss ~ ils depot viii nlssr
mnpla 90 The ruins n oaf Iispgllie be
bin ihe pigs u Empire, asd lbs dog n ias
dom vii fefsgsf says 90 ibs sail, u VA
ipgions liis lsms hls gone feuh - liis wsfA,
llf laRfs ~ history have recorded b,s ~
bewb. ahd his msmofy vin fsfsssf i~ -
The hornet., 1843-07-11

Inc queStIon\lS asked on all hands-and ~,
are bored to misery with it--whetber the .,
giSlature will district the State or no.. OpI
opinion 49, that it will not. Provided binI
was 10 pass the two houses. we are inclined
'ne Oellef that the "old iron fighter" wonld
orlng down one mighty lick with his sIed,o
hummer (the veto) and smash it TO atoms
1t would be giving the Wing party "taiI boIdn
'S a'' 'he manGuvreing and Gerrymander
"'g' "nlch the locos could invent. would No,
p'e'en. mem from electing one member if no,
Two. 90 we think the general ticket svs,em
Is sun 10 prevail, during which time loco.foc
members will be elected without anv onn7;W
no" from the whigs--wiII go on to Wasbina
n;n "ru attempt 10 take their seats, where they
VIII una opposition enough, INVITING thor, -
va: "aIn III the rotunda and let off the surpln,
' '"'u' OF which they will have had an amDIeI
sta:, srp'!, = lnen look out--the way "Jake" will
,esI ;" n; NE natlVes-it will be sin to de tar
'tel t;, nlggers' He will blow upon sootbern
r'''"'iy ~ iy--Swear by the immortal "Gallor NJ
'uSance"' that the mandate of hi, .;naoc..:
p's" ,hS governor shall not be set at nought
he Sar~s ,os IN 'he rOtunda will bring forth
Dud d'irss'n,,at-arms-and ins, nt' reader, # youI
ou'u on Jus, Jus, get sight at "Jake," We know y
ke u wh;n' ENJOY hearty laugh, to see himH tt
' "nlpt kur, "tuck his tail and ,rnatr ,',,'' dc
The hornet., 1843-07-11


/ 0rAorTr', The follos'a,'
men vii please oct a, %, ~.
and receipt lor subpefipiIss.t - !, |
oll'er Of oof friend, aai -,
take an Interest 10 the aia,i.,
itsd 10 DO The same
AZ blteagale Msmn Ga. t,
FISHER snd ilel,stl Cfos
Al Middleton Nsnp f..
" Dpgn, hofgsn Cspli. =. ~.
AZ fsfkers Precinct g..
igfd, J W Dttst, i,,ss,I ~. :.
Nftslli =
Smiths Mills Nsnft a.
Smith. ~. a Gmyn. n p,.a !.
mons Y
AZ William l.asA,sy g.
" Miller 4 w Bahs. ias |,
q llaffi
At llIaes llavt Mesa, y
Dget Terrell, ilsslsa A.f4,
James a9j DAVID Baaalsy
hafiou Nsmu A hi H.l
ahd Robert Smith
~ Caia isms' tlatnHt,
sd Liiileion llsntbsH
The hornet., 1843-07-11

HNNfH tffW AN#f#Hfs
Us B.ss Tm Tlspy Cmfsfd 'Aull'
ts.t ibaf afitisaaafansllutlgasi" lg charter
ratsd States naas WY sa' q ita' some
"A iIs mast distinguished mao ai ahf ~ any
stsf rsaaty decided dldssoby lissfp's
Hs.f,tsa, wsfs ssad Washington, jsasf
sa Wsjaga. Adsa8. Ngaros, sol Chsf Joe.
n.s NantaH. favored fls charter ole un's
lsi Hafss BaHs
SOFT a sHli H.s faan cufssi asgli'
ysfhafy art1atf It wb.eh stgttl iis pei.
ta afslafl lgtlsigat ttslf ~ iIs support
vi sgutamsai ~ fitssf mtaiiga obs n
Hf tHe t.lsm8nssf m1ff ia fstgfisi ~
u bsm4 Hs bffdF III gofsi % tbs Tam
SO 8fs ne tsefsa nHg Ssw sb.eb d
stvo great political fsft.si n NJ Union,
best fs4sus ibs 4pgst.al.oa u "rgafss"
lIHmasHfi by fls sfisu sf igeg.fsuHu
tlt fhs nan sppeusi tie papf TIE COM
fmfy H Hs hef sa oFpfesf0on faa afIts -
ihaf portion of aaf s1H9lfymaa. ffsH ibs n
6rlt Of fueh % jpIia.gus measure Tie fIrb,.
WHa iFgH N f5dfy 1}is, a6t make zee II
Heb wines. bmadles, ffitf8a 6ae slfat, Bah +
.lht, fhawIs Ne aaI the ttlG dandy wbg uses
.ba highly favored regali ate The sufferers .
.fgm ihe effect, of lbs tariff The poor man
laf u 10 bt power to manufacture all wear
6g apparel iof family utsi a1d 10 fact there Is
.cscely a cabin in our county, but what has
! spIunIo and loom in operation. Can Il then /
be said that tbc tariff oppreses the poor.
fine sbIrling and sbeetlBg5 are seldom used.
The plain homespun is preferred, rs ii is more
asiog and durable. Liquors, and al other
Unnecessary Injuries, upon which duty ls
aid are seldom used by the poor man and
would not be at any price, however low. II
nay then be asserted, without fear Of conse.
uences, that the tariff is blessing to the
DOR Direct taxation would be more severe.
felt by all. The incidental protection which \
IS been given TO our cotton manufactured
Is caused hundreds OF capitalists to embark
The business; and we have noticed where
'ousands of our distressed and needy coun.
ymen have found employment Competition
rings up IN our own country; and we will
ION find American manufacturers undersel.
3 the British They will not have TO pay
ch heavy expenses in shipments, as do for
gners. The south has beensending her cot.
n to England, at heavy expense; duty is
nd there; it is manufactured and bronph,
OK where another duty is paid. The plan
then purchases the goods at an enormous
ice; there's the expenses of importation and
Portaiion which must necessarily come from
pocket, Now is he not awluIly gulIed. TO
pose that which would be his making. Ev-
y body knows that the greater demand for
article the greater the price. Then let the
1!n look IT to her best interests, and support al
diri24s Tariff
The hornet., 1843-07-11

The most foul, wicked and detestabIe act
that ever come to our knowledge, is the sour.
rlIous article going the rounds of the democrats.
'c press, penned in scriptural tone of Ian.
'guage, with unmeasured abuse of the lamen.
ted Harrison. Like hungry vultures, thew
pounce upon dead and defenceIess bodies
living and moving object, however small
would be sufficient hero to frighten them off
The Galatin Signal is now upon our table con.
tanning the article alluded to. Harris and To.
DO, the publishers, have no doubt cursed their
maker because they couldn't make the people
believe that Albert GaIatin Brown was tho
greatest and Smartest man on earth, and ought
to be elected Governor. And they no doubt
VIII turn and curse themselves, when thew are
old that the public believe just about as mucb
u the Harrison dose, as they do in the utility
If electlng their famous Brown, Governor
The hornet., 1843-07-11

CHANGING CoLoRs.-Is it not quite funny,
10 look at the hHte tricks of the anti-bond par.
ty; the "Jim Grow" wheel-abouts and tnrr.
aoouts' which they are making every dav.-
The Free Trader anti bond-lofoco snecinon &c
compounds, says, it will be recoected tho,
previous TO the late democratic convention =
was agreed upon all hands, that the Question or
bond and anti-bond should not be cons;deroa
IN that body, and that candidates sbouId bo
nominated without reference to that ouest;on
Accordingly when the convention assembled
the candidates were nominated. no ono o,os
''onng their opinions on the bond questions
and SO it turned out that every nominee wo,
Flanter's Bank Bond payer.
And so it turned out that every non;noo
was Planters Bank Bond-paverp" Mo.o,,
"hat sad catastrophel 1t is admitted Tho,
the whole batch of nominees, who were boro
toiore violent supporters for the renpd;a,;on
OF all State debts, and who were well voaLoI Il
IN the ant-bond dye-pot and fougb, 50 nohI,,
Tor the election of Tucker "turned out - ~
Bank Bond-p payers" Yes, we ,snoso
'ort o and sort % not, in relation to tho NJ;
oank bonds. That is, sit was agreed upon ali
lands that the question of bond and ant; ;honL '
mould not be considered" as some few Of ,ho
on'nees might have hankering for honesty II
nd some few for dishonesty, and some ,b.,
you'd like remain "mum.p
Is Il not evident from the paragraph above ;, :
which IT is said, no one questioned the v;o,,a : !
tue aspiring nominees that the whole par. :;
The hornet., 1843-07-11

ynrnB1<
The author is knows possess 7
down all the essential and vital d'
Student-duties which if prOPen'
will crown their efforts with an Y
of fame," the author draws nsf =
the following paragraph
"Thus, young gentlemen, ! nl
out the course ] intend pursuing
a class, for the Accomplishment
ask, and cannot doubt but that SD'|
your hearty cooperation. f0p
Iaborious, but you will remember
good or great is accomplished W.
You may sometimes think Il O''
tiresome. This, hoWs''
he superfcial-to those who W.
The hornet., 1843-07-11

II have becomesIok Of The aoli.bond med'elpe'
,.,',sl, "a, administered - freely 70 loeo'oco
,o,sn. IN the last sleelion. The people were
.aggly dipped aad hombugged, bi' are 80"
prepared 70 admloi'isr iof bf''''''''' '"' =
deem lifsif rbamstsr
The hornet., 1843-07-11

bushs eond, understand that the vacancy in Y.lo
looooco o'y ooea'ioned by the resignation Of
whig of The nra A. T. BArNr, Bsqr; who is
fellow bv tus ,ba nue stripe. His opponent wa, v
y lhe Grenada Herald
The hornet., 1843-07-11
A SMALL AFFAIR


Asa specimen Of barbariiy, o.,
cency, as any one may bo di,po,.
~" we will notice few word, n,
which appears in the GalIatin 4