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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-08-12
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
REALITY AND NO PUFF p
LIME subscriber respectfully Informs
IL the inhabitants of Liberty and its
vicinity, that he has made an arrange
ment with large firm in the city of New
Orlerns, for a general assortment of win
ter clothing and Dry Goods, which he
fe'ill offer for sale at the lowest cash pri,
Ices. He will keep constantly on hand a
large assortment Of Lowell's and Broeans
made at the PenitentIary Baton Rouge.
Italian and French Gro de map,
Swiss and French muslins,
English and French calico,
Merrimac and Rowen calico,
English and French mereno,
Kentucky and Stubensyile Jeans,
Bombazines,
Circassans,
Grape,
Linsey,
Hard Times,
Furniture calico,
Irish Llnnens,
German Linnens,
Dress Capes,
Ladies Cloaks,
lnsertings,
Boys clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Ladies and Gents. Silk Hose,
do do Linnen and Cotton do,
do do Silk thread cotton and
O., Leather Gloves,
Silk bonnetts, W
Straw do,
Leghorn do,
Ribbons, a
Llnnen and Calico shirts,
Umbrellas,
Blanket Kearsey Cloth and Pilot
Overcoats.
Cass.mer and Cassinet pantaloons,
Six, Satin, Velvet, Wollen velvet
and Cloth Vests,
besides 9 great many other articlestoo
lmerous to particularize.
N. D. Lowell's at le 1-2 cts. per yard
Negro shoes ST. 81 Ia cts. per
llr' LEVY DREYFUSS.
NOV. 10 1871 Att
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-08-12
Tax Collectors Sale.

= GA oOlICCCOI > que.
will offer for sale, 10 the highest bid
IL der for cash, before the Court House
door, 10 the Town of Liberty, Amite
County, Miss, on the FIRST MONDAY OF
SEPTEMBER, l843, between II o'clock, A.
NJ, and 3 o'clock, P. NJ, Tract of Land
yIz:-The North East Quarter of Section
Number q, in Township Number Land
the West Half Of the North West Quar-
ter OF Section Number &c, in Township
Number !, OF Range Number a, East
containing 240 Acres, and Assessed as
the property OF George Brister's Estate.
or SO much thereofas may be necessary
to pay $40 and 80-l0O, the State, County
and Special Taxes for the years 1885.
1910, l94l and l842, and all costs.
CLINTON McGEHEE,
TAG Collector, A. C. N.
June 8, 1843. 14tds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-27
I From The lYOrid Of Fasli0a1
FASHIONS Tpp AppTT

B"nuca viii auI remain much the same on regard. hc
ere NJ Che bnms, the only difference present being that
they rather lower Than higher. Some have appeared
made in sky blue dArquc, and decorated with
buds forming ngmits, and placed upon appct Ut lace Coz
guile or iuIlcd. There of % lighter STYLE com
posed of white crepe and covered with uhng- of the same
Culp only tue, scattered with perfect shower of
very small mscd spring flowers, those composed of MORE
ore mostly decorated with Tmbcueu plume
Flowers still nl the rage and continue o. Improve
both n nts and lghtncss, each succeeding month Those
request The rcd honey sucke the dew jasmine
branches ui the oganune, and many obcrs which are boz
preparation for the Those intended or deer
rating che hair those splendid bouuelcs large rugs
of Pauna volc for oncircng the broad paita the
book of ibo head the courcs Caroita the pomppn4 Pom
p7dour. which arc much be- admired for their simpic
But II an ho courcs that whchmects the greatest notice b.
e cornnc wreath formed o green curants orgHpcs enter
WtKcd with fuses.
t,EUya buss.-Tho cprsago b. made IN point. and
very low, SIMPLY decorated with English lace manls tie
rcc'es very short aud sdgrdur faced with plain mancctos
81 sce.
Dssss-one of tho most striking novelties % be- remark.
90 thu spunr, are thoo description o dresses Man.
cUa rrccqucs Ihcss certainly the ust graceful robe.
the body being formed high and fitting close o.
the figure and strapped with Ggrco beau dchourgs:
this style 1T trimming is disposed cchce I'd the front II
che skirt tho sleeves made very Short and eui wide
The whole length II the sleeve descending only Co the md
De ~ he arm, turning back aud fastened with certain
number IT buttons and loops; underneath worn muslin
sceys guagcd and pulled w sanung direction the open.
iag ~ the sleeve being edged with siik.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-27
The Wig Spirit.

This community is ''n state of permanent insurrcc.
ton" Never have we seen the political elements pro.
ioundly agitaed THE fountains of the Great Deep are
literally broken up" From Rockets tn Belye from the
River 10 the Poor Huuse-hruughou whole length and
brcadth-te city agtatcdby such rs it has
experienced in the days of Harrison and Tyler
And is natural that should bc sol Since the DAYS
OF Jacobinm in France when Revolutionary phrenzy de-
oyed the city OF Lyons has there ever been another in
stance OF Legislators attempting put down. by the strong
hand of power the commercial capital OF their county,
upon whose welfare that OF the whole community must in
great degree, depend We say that Virginia
affords the only example of such unalloyed Barbasm such
a return the system of the Vandals. In all our life we
have never met with 50 fine population is contained
within the limits Of this We do not believe it has its
equal taking its extent into consideration the Union
The people intelligent, more public spirited more
dsinterested than the inhabitants any civ of equal SIZE
have They 90 for the good Of their country
in Trading politicians stand no chance with them
They nbhor them, because they disnterosted them
selves and bear the scishness in Others
One would think that the first object Of a wise, and
parental Legislature should be foster this spirit
and that it would take pride in its development
Our wise men, however, beauty in the
virtues of public spirit and Observation-Disclosures They have
been long accustomed the low and dirty Of the
Demagogue, that II has become habtua with them look
upon all virtue imagnnry and the display as per-
sona insult offered directly themselves They feel in
the condition O an enouS man who hears his rich neigh
bours wealth spoken Of lie rcoices to hear OF dis
asters that wealth, because is painful reflect on a
neghbor's superiority IN a worldly point OF view.
All Loco FocO Legislators think they do better
service To their than by abusing the City of Richmond
Its citizens hostile puncpes-ihey how small
they here though they pass for very big men, at home
They he citizens of Richmond know the uity Of the
various excuses they make for lettering here amid the
pleasures OF the metropolis and they feel contempt for
them which they do always take pains conceal
Hence, the yindicvc spirit manifested towards tins com.
muny, all occasions, by Loco Focoism Ii natural
enough that such should be- the small man never
forgive any who becomes acquainted with his lat
temess and whom he suspects Of despising him Bodies
Of small men we presume acuated 10y the same govern
ing IMPULSE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-27

S,ypss'Fssrsrtr'N Norwich Con, Feb 49, l3-Me.sr.A y.
S1rf CoGenfcn'u thankfully improve present opporu
inform you afflicted nj NJ your
Sarslraul upon About months became afflicted
will rgu0s md hirus-- upon ly neck hands
'ui which, fdpweiy deep cracking a.
TENDED with night welt thu succeeded syclngs upon
whn' su1acf which began dfscharrr yeigwis natter
To- s way, un1hf 90 ry hands. and distressed with s
INFLAMMATION upon he surface tfod nls which
were recommended Hui a1 ie 1tomp1nln without
fn'if tl'n applied 90 Ur Mltlews0n gave me a bottle
81 your Nlf-spufHn which an0t immediately ctutci pa
uessug SINGING aud ur night Ny hands and arms are
en'f'y cured anil my face RAPIDLY orlnng natural feeling
sol appearance WiLttsg RoHtyaDy.
View lnnf1n 'ouniy, Norwich. Feb I-f7-Pera1raIy
appeared William Rruain mi sfieun oath M he Truth ~
facts stated before nc. Ions ptvrr,
Cek f'"uny lf.l Superior Cour for New T.onion Co.
We The undersRn'i sirr acquainted VIII, The above named
William Robin'n hereby crt TO- corccin of hs statement
Jony B,Rsrs,
THps Kivyr, IT,
For particulars advcrnc The other cty papss
Prepared and ap whocle and Tor espr,t.on by
4 SANDS co Durgrfs and Chemists Granite Bull,ngs
No s5J Broadway ~ Chambers street New York authorized
Richmond Duyai Co. Petersburg Roper Amber
Norfolk santos by druggists generally ~ the
prncipa cities The q socPuce 81 per bottle bottles
fot e.. apy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-27
MIR CLAY AND A NATIONAL BANK.

2 u h.
ihe Nashville union r,pubshcs Mr.. Claws Speech in
,oii' upon the subject OF National Bank lie will not
however give his readers the benc6to Mr. CLAY master
guen' IN ia'or OF the Bank, after years national
suffering and distress hin, of M. ,,o, rb;s a.
1 y great question upon which Mr. CLAY has ever chan
Eeu ms opinion and manly itankncSs the candor with which
ne Neu una, change, challenges the admiration of hrs
iellow men. Twenty years of ,,;,c
without BANK has demonstrated the correctness Of his
course, To which he has since undcviaiingly adhered
la speaking at this event, Mr. CLAY said.
Yes. s 1t Is very true that opposed Na,ionsI R,nk
IN 1911, the speech ycu quote is my speech-it contain,
frank expression OF the opinions then held ON the subject,
nu' I'VE years oi painful national experience ~
had been wrong-that Bank necessary TO IN. conn
W. Doth m relation To its currency aud revenues and The
very next occasion that offered ayowed the conyic,ons
Mien nhc aud national suffering had Produced and q,
ihes' convictions have since adhered am no, as
named oi having grown wiser by experience. and on this
onp ., u" sea. national questions, have changed my
To y"u' whether had or had good reason
Lexington INT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-27
VOTERS REMEMBER To GO EARLY To THE
POLLS! THEY WILL. BE OPEN AT NINE.
~ Presidents Of Me Unlied Ntates.

Mr. H. r. Downes, at present at the "fOwlatan House, ="
called ON yesterday, and lei, engraving consisting
pictures oi the Presidents, eroupc. Washington
pies the centre, full length The others only half
lengths. Over the head o Washington the likeness Of the
elder Adams; Jefferson Monroe, and Jackson are on his
right hand Madison, the younger AdaHs and Van Buren,
his left; Cen Harrison aud the "Cod Terminus form
the base ot the picture Washington, believe the
act of delivering his commission Congress- the close o
the The is taken from STARTS picture. We
have him represented IN the before
but sufficiently with the To say what
OF his life II Is intended To represent.
Capt Tyler looks like fish ont Of water, such good
lie companie lie looks for all the world as though he were
returned from successful toray upon some old womans
hen roos lie seems doubtful of his claim keep the
company he finds himself IN, and disposed his
panons the trouble OF kicking him out by boiling
His face turned towards Gen. HARRISON though in the
act of implorng his inercesson Such hang-do: phiz
hope never Ia again.
The engraving executed by Kimberley and does credit
to the artist Persons desiring purchase would do well
to call ON MIR. Downos, ut the Powhatan House.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-27
RICIIMNND

To all persons interested in the welfare of the city Of
Richmond old nhabant Of 40 years standing, comes
groetng Know that present faithful Representative
IN Congress, presented petition that body during
the last session. for small appropriation for the removal OF
the sand bar little below IN. mouth 81 harbour which
would have passed that body, (bu for the opposition en-
countercd from the Hon. John ~ Jones and T. w Gincr
who voted agains, it, admitting ships OF 500 buthen
saving only the hazard and expense OF loading aud
loading vessels lying anchor in the scky parts the Ri
yer below Tide Water tho great hazard OF the lives
all on board und thus dcpving Richmond the important
benefits derived from her tine location the commercial
depot OF the State. Observe then. the ship
ping that Is necessary the produce Of city
was allowed 10 enter the port contemplated the bar
remoNcd) what would necessarily be the consequence
US all In the first place. the and would
houses and settle the ms,,es and families among The
accomplished mechanics and aTzans, ship builders sail
makers, ringers caulkor &c, would all be here,
thing o the great additional call for house builders of every
sor professional men would also derive many and mpor-
tant yantages Others added which the would
furnish the outfits and heavy supplies always
shipping port all at whichs lost Richmond and in
short nothing clear, than that the removal o the
bar below Rockets would almost medaiely make Rich.
mond second Baltimore and thus requiring greatly in.
creased supplies every thing raised the neigborhood:
thereby greatly increasing the value oi every land
the adjacent part 81 the couny-Aganst which John W.
Tones has pledged himself and asks the people OF Rich
mond aud ienrco To send him Washington look ON
and the Hudson and other opened 10y the Joint
funds oi the nation, while are To wher aud die
RICHMOND
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Wires Of England Cy Mrs. Ellis, is handsome
and cheap volume just issued from the press of Messrs
Langley, New York. 1t is for at the Book store of
Mcssrs. Smith, Diinker * Morris.
The \. Y Courier takes the following notice of it:
Mrs Ellis is doing great work for the improvement of
the human family Her volumes entitled "rhe Women of
England" and The Daughters of England" are now ss
tanned 10y third ON 'lhe Wives OF England" The geo.
graphical cpthct should hc omitted her are
equally adapted Ia all her hut especially account of
the assnaicd condition oi Society every of them IN
the L. States much To her country in Britain
Tins delineaton of their matrimonial relations
duties experience, and responsibility the best book upon
that subject that adons libraries whether we advert To
it, Lofty principles its delicate unoldngs its appropriate
mentions, or Its nnlmatng encouragements. We know
not acceptable and sautay present for the fire side
than Mrs Ellis has given her beautiful exhibition of
the Teatirs dufes, domestic influence and social oJRa
tonS OF Wvesand edition may Ice obtained of the
Nesrs Appleton for shilling, another bound i'm boards
io 20 cents also another IN CLOTH gilt match the previous
volumes published 10y thcm advise every father of m
my Ia give copy his wife and another To his daurh
ter and lac does find himself amply repaid with i'm one
week Tor ms donations 1t will not be the fault the edying
book and the excellent, oyerpoweng persuasions of the
cslnlable author"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-27
Small Dealers.

Do not permit the false Democracy cheat you out of
your rights II you keep house and pay part the Re.
venuc-whether Ice heenee or otherwise, good
voters any OF the Nire Heads of the Sreaf HOUSE.
The Enquirer, which wit, all professions Of Democracy
would deprive every poor man of his biIthrght who will
not bend To Its iron ruc-w tell you that YOU no
ter and they may appoint Committees deter you from
the Polls-Heed them not These men, thank God, are
not the law and the C"nsuution-They may impose most
unjust and oppressive taxes upon you, and then
have rights. But they enforce their sdgSo. The
Mayor the sole Judge of the qualification of Voters-and
he trH reeeire your roies, irithOut question Rcmem
Der ,atgo forward and exercise your rghs-and bid de-
fance 10 the Of the se-stylcd Democracy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-27

Much controversy has been excited by the expression OF
the opinion by the Wing Central Committee that house
keepers and heads Oi families. who have paid taxes on
merchants licenses qualified under the Constitution 10
exercise the right ol suffrage. Without entering into nh
examination at the Legislative prcccdents which have
been cited and published in the Richmond Enquirer land
which would be easy show, have been
aud mapplicd ON the occasion referred to:) l. will be
seen by the following the votes mud debates IN
the Convention which framed the new that
the right oi house keepers and heads OF families, who
have paid such taxes for the last year. to VOTE beyond
question OF dispute
In Convention TUESDAY, November 2ith, ls29)-scc
debates pp. 1884. The question being upon the ID Re-
solution, reported by the Legislative Committee dcscr,b
my what persons shall vote IN Elections and that part Of
" winch reads rs follows "3d. Or Tor twelve months ne
preceding has been house keeper and head OF family
w''hn the County, City, Borough OF Election District
where he may ocr Ia vote, and who shall have been ass
esed with part OF the Revenue OF the
within the preceding year, and actually paid the same
MIR Leigh now moved To amend by inserting after the
word year (n reference the payment of part of the
Revenue within the preceding year, the words "to the
amount Of :" But the mot,on was n,g,,iy,J A..
-. Noes II.
"Mr Sianard then moved the same place and
IN reference To the SUBJECT namely the tax paid the
words 'by property o,rned bv ki,-yhen after
some debate the amendment of Mr.. Stanard was ncgaty
ed ayes IL, Is.
"Mr Sanard TO avoid disputes about votes) varied his
amendment as To read, by on property changed
To him On the COMMISSIONER books"
Mr.. s. explained his object be- 10 erelude all ,pho
paid tar on their profession or trade merely. twas
unfair that the mechanic, who sells the work of his own
hands, should be excluded and the merchant trho sell,
foreign goods, admitted 10 rotc.
After some conversation between Mr.. Leigh and Mr.
Mercer upon the general naccuracy accuracy Com
missuner's books,
The question taken ON Mr.. StanarI's amendment
and the vote stood, ayes AZ, noes i6
"Thc chair voting in the negative produced n tie and
Of course The motion trdS lost"
Here then was a motion clearly and expressly made TO
exclude ionekeepers and heads families who had paid tax
u" Licenses from the right To vOtc and the was LOST
a exposition OF the constitution by amers il is humby
conceived so authoritative put true meaning ON this
point beyond cavil or question
by order 1.-THE Central Wing Committee.
X. 4. DANIEL, Chm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-27
NV Yong. Anil u. VI.


Messrs. Editors-I observe by the papers, that Mr.
Wise, at the Hastings, attacking Mr.. Clay rs leaning
to- or rather ayourng, the Aboliuoniss Most truly this
despicabe question d two-edged sword to Clay: here at
the North, he bitterly denounced by the Ulas as worse
than an nfde boldly procaiming that in event con
Mr. Clay receive the votes Of the aboonsts for the Pre-
'dcncy, being denounced, without measure slave
holder &c. &c. Now, is It worthy Of a Of Virginia
to play the demogoguc this way! Is he hard pushed
IN the race for Thursday next, such pfu
wcapons1
Ny object in writing this merely shcw up some
Of the Van Buren, managers Albany, this game cot
humbugging Virginia" the "Ganzey question"
Being ot the Capitol, week previous % the adjourn
mcni my curiosity excited IN relation 10 this matter be-
eying from tie beginning That the Regency would not
dare 10 repeal the Jury Law" and the strong
" may sny almost universally prcjudiccs Of Northern aud
Western New York We'll, the sequel proved my opinion
10 be- well founded There be possible doubt that
from the very commencement, IL was plainly understood
That % "shoud 90 Illus tar and faTfhsr." I'm proof
conversation between Northern member and one Of his
commitments, is most conclusive.
While IN the lobby, hc member alluded 10, wns accosted
by one II his neighbours, m substance follows: Well
Mr. , your vote this day 10 repeal the Jury Law has
sealed your fate politically, and am fearful will destroy
TIE Democratic ascondancy ~ the county" "Sr confess
II obnoxious dose but IL had to be taken II tho
only vote Of the session gave against my Judgment Bot
the necessity % my mind urgent and conclusive
Thank Heaven, "The Snake - only sc0fehed not KILLED.
cannot pass The SeHGfe. II has taken 10 weeks labor
procure 30 votes Tor the repeal, IN the Assembly. With
This certain knowledge IN possession Of members, some
thing was necessary 10 'ptopfiafe VrgiHia'"
Well, here Is confession Of the whole maitcr-Sogls.
thing mas Heeessary 10 TroTifafs Virginia! Yes, me-.
ccssaTy rebuild the fortunes II Martin Van Buren, the
vote Of Virginia IN The Contention! CahouniHn ~
be put down! Only the four large States, and MI
the Glamour Of the "Chareston Mercury" will avail but
little.
could fl page in words q dcestation II the humi.
liatnR position "Old Virginia" now occupies IN tie hands
Of the Albany Juno-but IL useless Father Richie will
Is unaduerotod Suites Rights 90 Republicans!
4 Nyfipe 0f me Old DoUj,io,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-27

Currency exclusively mefaihe.-Wo spoke some time
since ct the direct issue made up between the Sub
on the one hand and national currency on the other The
principle implied in the former adverse to all forms Of
Circulation except that Of gold aud silver coin the adyo
ca"- OF national currency maintain that mixed circuu.
Ton OF specie and Of paper convertible into specie il nd
pensahly requisite for the Of trade
The following from letter recently published by
hamcr Sansield, Esd Of Leeds, will show something Of
inc vows entertained by practical men in England the
subject OF currency exclusively metallic:
Gold and silver coin simply constitute the peffv cash
OF the country, and the idea carving the foreign trade
exclusively with u would bc absurd rs If n merchant
only.
SIT has been given in evidence before committee of the
House 81 Commons that less sum than one thousand
millions annually exchanged bv twenty only Of tho
principal London bankers, the Clearing roOm and al the
god and silver wanted to effect this enormous exchange s
about E2O day. Here IL is petty cash indeed!
rs II Is with the individual 1t Is with the nation,
Wnch SIMPLY number Of individuals; and that the coin
oi the country merely ~ petty cash will be pnpabe when
we learn from Mr. Jacob (who the precious met
"'J mat Tie whole amount Of coin IL only thirty millions
70 carry ON trading transactions that must amount To many
thousand millions. How many thousand millions II would
he Impossible to say, but guess may be hnzardcd.
"o nave u IN evidence that twenty. eight banks only
oNcnnge bills and checks representing snes Gndcponent
" W'F transactions The counter, and transfers from
one account "a another when two parties bank AZ the houc)
!" Tue amount annually NJ 81 600 900 900. Now, take
mo account the transactions Of these twenty banks
over c counters those u ytw0 other bankers IN London
those Of the Bank 81 England dor she has clearing room
o hcr own0 those IT the Stock II Exchange and Share
Market the operations ofa the add ncrchan
The daily expenditure II two millions Of individuals for
food; and you will have less IN London alone, annually
Than further amount 81 exchanges of S2OOO 900 900
Take the Of the empire guess land worry rough ono
must be- Tor want ~ data 20 have the amount o
transactions as the metropolis G3,OOO 600 OOO-total &C.
900 100000.
1--WE have total Of six thousand millions carried on
with petty cash Of thirty millions which " IN the sam,
pIoporiion as Go 10 man who turns year &c,