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NEW GOODS

INHE subscriber has just received some very
u choice retailing Dry Goods-among them:
Very elegant high cord Plaid French Prints few ends
further supply Of those much approved Striped de LANES 3lc
New style French Mouslanes OF unsurpassed beauty
lengths
New style cord Silks, of elegant patterns
Few patterns desirable Plaid MOslancs
priced with complete assortment Of and desirable
oc ~ THOMAS u. PRICE
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PARIS GREEN
BEAUTIFUL article for painting Vessels Window Blinds
a and for greening walls. For sale BY.
&c l2-lot }. II. EUsTACE q son.
Still Greater bargains cW be offered at the Baltimore
Cash Store, Corner Of Main and lIh Streets and i'm
Hedidieiy opposite Il. II. Jenkins.
T. WHEATLEi CO. viii open today in addition 10 their
Stock large Of Staple Fancy Goods consist
ing part. As olows:
Ribbon bound Blankets; Whitney do d
\ large quantity Negro Blankets very cheap
Glasgow Jeans, Cloths Cashmere and vesinEs sc
Saiinetts, Orleans Jeans.
White and Red fanncls all widths and qualities
fgd and Plain Baiscs; DO. Drageis do
Swami Skin Flannel lauiele
\ large assortment NJ Nsft Cloaks Tor Children
Wotsied Plaid for Boys wear
French Merno Paiis for Cloak Innings
10 pieces French biz and blue hk Bomharprs
20 English Merino, oolors
10 eascs Bird and Russia Diapers. Damask Table DO
superior article Nett and Brocha shaws
dozen superior ffnsed Embroidered Tlnbet shavs
lO4 Plaid Camelon SILK DO
! 50 and worsed do d.
5ftotf bh ThibetShaws for Mourning
10 Chihirens Nett Caps. superior quality
~ Tssls fay9eoh Nett Shirts and Drawers, new article
pieces hgd striped and plaid vsvet Ladies Dresses 62Ie
10 very handsome Cashmere Mouslncs
goo cartoon style Gymps and Frnses
pieces rich striped watsred shs
10 dozen Gents Hoskins and Buck Skin Gloves
100 Ladies' hid Gloves
80 psn and cord bord Linen Cambria handkerchief.
Together with large u Csssnercs silks satnns
and Mefno Nosngsa q which they will sell Wholesale and re-
tail AZ unprecedented low prices they determined To
make object 90 those wish n pay cash Cor their Goods
70 purchase Of hem Can and examine Tor yourselves
&c ~ }. 2 WnEATLEY co.
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LARGE BACON ATCTION.


In order 10 close sundy eonsgnmens Bacon &C. well cell
on TT EsDAY the 24th commencing al 10 O'Clock
At public auiion
SO Hhds Western cured Bacon sides
Is do Family Bacon, Hog round
300 Extra Hams
$1,000 lbs loose Hog round part very prime
1900 lbs Family sides. and clear OF back boo<
30 Barrels pure Cider Vinegar
do Old Rye whisksy
10 do Apple Brandy
DO years old Peach Brandy
so boIes Cheese
40 dozen Cotton leading lines, &c &C.
sale posive-Terms made known On the day OF sale
sale Conducted BY DUNLOP MoSCTRp m
&C %O-.ds JOHN WOMBIH
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EDCBLC NOTICE i' given Of
n the surrounding Country that the the
Use price, still selling the Lamp
price ashcrenfure, Sign Of the Red below
ke YJ- THIS Oil is hleached white JNO. J. CRAWFORD,
Apother,ry A. Durri.t
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HNOBACCO.-The lovers of good article
II they may always It at the Sign Of
The Red Mortar below the Market. 1907 Langhorne
Armsead's Superior.l JOHN J. CRAWFORD.
o a
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BY Davenport & Allen.
GROCERIES, &c.
On MONDAY Oct s5d 10 O'Clock be soh At eur aue.
ton store the following
10 hhds. ?. r.. Sugars
Is do do Molasses d. Cuba do
200 bags Rio Coffee, $50 DO Laguayra Coffee
30 casks Goshen Cheese
20 cases Table Salt 100 boxes so,p
SEQ Reams Wrapping PAPER
chests G. P. Tea
100 boxes
goo do Window Glass
10 hhds Whisky. 200 bbs No HerinKs
10 uerees new Rice. 1000 - Irvine
1000 Us Madler, 10 hhds Bacon Mdiing. NC
TERMs-Under slOO, over siOO months er,, f.
approved paper DAVENPORT a. AitrS ~
" -
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EXTENSIVE COLLECTION

VI NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS, Al Auction
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. 25th. At sales Room. (up
Nair) we will se valuable OF New M.csi
ianeou' Books received from New York The large
aud SUPERIOR aud includes Works Of men-among which
wan be found Horace wsPoles Letters Roseoes
oc johnson ami Walkers Dictionary Lives Of
The u STATES Complete Works OF EnLnd Burke Modern
Europe Browns Philosophy Says Political Economy Pane Poll
uea writings Rogers Campbell Lamb. Montgomery
"He VOL Milton Young Gray, Beauie and
gusons History Rome; Ges History Shakspeares
Nos various editions Dicks Theology Laeon; Coerdge Shelly
ana heat "reTs Mechanics Calculator Loekhars
weHr Zoology kobertsons Scotland India Charles Tom
hoo. rekwek Pap-Is Buwers Novels Maryas Novels
cal works OF L. Ia Extra fine gilt edge
with plates Fine oos waverly Novels scott. PocaI
mokf Works Of Wm Wordsworth Covpers Poems Ponoeks
Course oil Time r. Pndar Carey Literature
Coopers Naval History Lives Dsraes WORKS sturms
reflections Bakers lvy; Murphys Tacus Smiths
arcs Aaey Harry Lorrequer; Handy Andy:
Year Children Of the Abbey Brothers Campaigns Ma
po'eon American Naval Battles Martyrs Buffers H
bras Walkers Pocket Dictionary; variety Of other
Popular Works IN History biography Romance, Poetry
icy- Sale reserve.
}cJ- The above arranged examination.
ISIOrS ppoTurp
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ELunbic Citu Lois.

Valuable Guy Lots.
OnTUEsDAY AFTERNOON. ocob-r 9th AT O'Clock on IN.
premises W. shall -en valuable Lot Ground situated IN the
rear Of Nr d. VI Baneh on street
ihs properly VIII b. sold Lots
sefs 80 Terms liberal which will be made
Freehold in Henrico County.
Immediately after the above 10 Of Henrieo
County, constituting Freehold 9- Terms cash-By order
JAMES GRAY lTrree and Ator
JOHN ID. M NFORD. ney's IN fact
&C lids fNLoES & BROTHER, Auct..
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GALT'S I'HACTICE.-P

(NALI'S PHACTICE.-PraeteaiM Medicine, Illustrated by
N cases Of the important diseases by Alexander Gait
NJ D., Of Williamsburg Va edited by Gait ~ D.
Physician TO the State Lunate Hospital at Williamsburg.
Just publslled-for sale by
&C IG SMITH DRtNKFR A NORpts
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KNiYEs ANn FnRKS.

WITH Ivory Handles, in scts Of 81 pieces from
w $40 20 $40 Also stag sefup snd hone, IN entire
by the dos very prices Persons of such
goos win DO wen e1aine before purchasing elsewhere
oeis SMITH kHhRwooD sign Of Golden broad ASe.
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Anftion 9ales.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
By saio-. A nrosher.
TRUSTEES SALE or
very Superior Furniture, Valuable city Lots.
PeSs An Presbyterinn Chureh N. sc. &c.
I'm TUESDAY MORNING, October 9th.
~ commencing 10 o'cIok precisely at the resi-
cenee Of Mr. ID NJ Branch head Main arx. and
egan aortnent of superior and Furniture os-
hohi Effects &e ke comprising variety KEEP, ar
uciss.
THREE PEws rs THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
" IL O'Clock pTeeisey place the United
ffesbyierian Church. Nos o. IL. ~.
Dining-Room servant.
Immediately Thereafter. Negro Man cool char cter yniu
able Dining Room Servant.
lr-Terns for the above per-onaI n,ou.,,v r,.t
ny oEtcr; JAMES GRAY,
JOHN D. MUNFoRD
Trustees and Attorneys nj fact
&C l1-dtds TNLOEs 4 BROTHER. Anets
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DINING ROOM SERVANT For Hire.
me Of good qualification and character lie hired fo
~ purpose for which he may wanted. Enquire ofP
Larrus subscribers
I6 PEAKE JONES A. WINSTON
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TO FARMERS y OTHERS.
Tcnyxr IIHrhnoud VUud, tRro.,,


HAVE IN store stock Of very and heavy progue Rich
n mond manufacture, Russell AMI Black
others IN want Of the article to caan themselves
buying elsewhere ns shall sell them low for cash Also may
be had Shoes Tor House servants and made
low prices DAVID BURLINGTON.
~ Mansion TIouse.
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FRESH STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
At Auction.
On THURSDAY MORNING. Oct esth Room
We viii SELL by Catalogue Fresh and
Fancy Dry Goods TO arrive Steamer Further par
tciiars n Monday. oc 81 IL n Gur,s
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WVWEIN'o JHFHT III IWEh oHIJEN.
WE have large womens Shoes Of good
w quality IS Pcr pair for good and cheap
NJ J. MYERS A. co.'s
oeI3 Root Shoe and Trunk Dealers
TINAMARNDs prime Tainarind ale at
n nlaok Boy and Mortar. BY oei2 E DOVE
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T1NEA, CHOCOLATE AND COCOA
IL half chests Extra Fine q. p Tea
do Pine do
boxes Bakers Chocolate
&" do do Cocoa
half chests best Black Tca-for sale BY
Oc u W. NJ HARRISON.
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On WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 25th inst commencing AZ o,
clock 81 our Wareroom, will sell general assert
ent OF seasonabe Dry Goods well worthy attention Of The
Trade, consisting Of the usual variety
Terms-under slOO. cash SlOO months creitfor An
owed negotiable apcr. 10 d. NJ A 60 Aurt,
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CHEAP AND GOOD
BOOTS, SHOES. Trunks. Sc

WhoIesdIe and Refail.
FuNHE Subscriber general and we'll selected
stock Of Goodsin his line which respectfully invites the
attention ofhs customers and the public large
will be found kinds of desirable Shoes suitable for
all classes which he has heretofore
iured lconsdeT had
SAINT. PCTNEY
Wholesale and Retail Dealer Boots Shoes Trunks &c
~ door above Hubbard G. ,rdr.r L 70
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CARPETING.

RINFORD d NIMMO have Just received
- fresh supply OF Rich Brussels Csrpeng NJ beautiful pat
and with them very handsome Rugs and az usual
have hand supply Of Scotch and Three Fly
Passage and nthcr CarpstngP. nc ~
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SERvANTs CLOTHING-Aar large assortment OF servant. Co,b
- ing Of an kinds az J. r. CT'NNtNGgANs
d :, sbo.t.- a.,
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tARrErs, RUGS. Sc-Rug Hemp and Ingram Carpets-Bru,
- scs and Wilton Rugs. az j r. CUNNINGHAM ANS
IL at,.k,. mn
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR OCTOBER.
Al Hoyt 4 Co's OGee.
Der. 2ls,-S3O,0OO. &c. Tickets $40.
OoT. 2sth-S3j, 29i, &c. Tickets sIO
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03

nme. this was the principal objection. Not
! word was said by the first repudiators a.
soat The constitution This was completely
verthrown by the bond payers. who show
a that The Slate actually received more
han par, by The difference ofexc haage, AT
Ter various other objections. they came final
v to the constitution and contended that The
lrignal bill WIS unconstitutional But soon
thcv were made to abandon this position BY
The unanswerabe arguments OF their oppo-
nents They then enirenched themselves
behind the suppImental bill. and declared
his unconstitutional any how But here
they were no less unsuccessful The argu-
nenls Of the bond payers were eqnaIly un-
answerab.e upon this point. and when the su-
preme Count oc lhe State declared the suo-
plemenl passed in accordance with the con-
stitulion. they had no ground eft to stand
upon. Many of them nav come ont boldly
and say right or wrong they will never con
sent 10 be taxed 10 pay tae bonds If they can
help IT," This is precisely our own feelings
upon the subject. 1--WE will never be taxed If
loe can defp a." But there is this difference
between Us and the regulators While
they set still aud grumbIe aud talk about it,
we are putting ou. shoulders to the wheel
and trying to provide against taxation They
are making no efforts 10 secure and appro,
PIRATE the means Of payment. which are
wasting before their eyes. while we are
striving TO elect representatives. WHO will use
their utmost efforts 10 pay The debt. without
toxing us for a red cent This is just
The difference between us, and if they ptefer
to remain passive and lei the Union Bank
debtors 60 off whh the means Of the bank
and depend upon always having a repudia-
ling majority in the State. it is their own
risk, and if they have the bonds to pay here
after By tIIatiOa, they cannot say that we
did not warn them of it in time to prevent it
We say 20 you once more. and the last call.
# yoH 1oisb 10 avoid ta1atior, elect bond
paying Legisloture who will appropriate |
o the payment of the bonds, all that can b.
made available without taxation, and if there |
5 balance ltf. it will be time enough 10 |
ak abont re2udiating when il comes to tax
tion to pay that balance
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03

raIn. the Nississippian assumes. that
are bound 10 pay IN pounds. sbilings. auc
penrr, o. certaia rate of schange
Resumption. il without toundition or force :
the bonds are for Two thousand dollars each
in lawfa! money ofthe United States.
which i specie. in dollars and cents, and
noihing else; any eDga gemrnts as 10 ex
change, between the bank AMI the sendets
OF the boEi., however j. might bind iht
bank. could not increase the obligation oi
tbe State.
The whole attack. AMI the calculation
accompanying It. is founded upon wrong da
,a. and is "A series OF incorrect assum plions
from beginning 10 end data aud assump
tons taken for the purpose OF arriving al
conclusion so frighlful. az 10 confirm tn
wavering regulators or iniifnidate thos'
persons who are feeble in their honesty
But this il to be feared. thai. ~ population
succeeds, these data and assumptions may b.
verified the payments may be DELAYED; al
the means of making payment may be shut
fled out OF the control OF the slate and thus
the very dIsaslEous Circumstances WHICH they
predict, NAV. by their own success, be bro't
about If, however. or the other hand, they
fail. and the administration Of affairs re pui
into the hands OF the bond payers, these con
seouences will be averIed, the paymeu,s will
be regularly ma lie, the enormous accumula
ton Of interest in the calculation OF the
Mississippian will be avoided. As ques
ton of policy. the difference is this: shall
we, by tax of one eighth Of one per cent.
nav the interest as il shall become due, or
shall we by delay Of payment, finally bfing
upon ourselves the Disastrous consequences
which the calculation ofthe Mississippian
involves That question IS to be determined
al the November election. Il is for free
people. who know the opinions of almost
every respectable lawyer in The land, TO the
effect that they will ultimately be compelled
10 nav these bonds, to decide between
these two measures OF policy.
D. SHELTON.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
OUR LAST APPEAL.

Next Monday and Tuesday the people OF
Mississippi wiIl be callrd upon to decide
The most importlnt question Of state policy,
which will come before them for wears 10
come. We mean the question ofthe pay
lneni Of the state bonds Unfortunately for
us, this question has. in a great M asure
become identified with party, which pre-
cludes that calm and honest deliberation
which It's importance demands One ofthe
political parties assert the justice ofthe
claim against US first. as being contracted
according to the forms OF law and the strict
letter OF the constitution; and, secondly. as
obligatory upon Us by the precepts of moral
honesty AID the plainezt principles OF mo-
ralitv. The other party denies that the law
was constitutional and contend that there is
no moral where there is not legal obipa-
ton. 1t is evident tina; this argument takes
Tor granted the very proposition upon which
it is based; that is. the unconstitutionalty
of the bonds. For they do not pretend TO
show any authority for declaring 1t so, and
until IT is pronounced 50 by the proper au-
thofity, (whatever that may be) every law
is presumed to be constitutional But it is
contended on the other hand, that it we
should ever enact an unconstitutional law,
and impose such law upon strangers to
their injury and our beceit. il would te un
just In the extreme. for us 10 plead our
own wrong. And who can doubt that il
was our own act. when they reflect that il
passed the Senate BY vote Of % 10 8, and
both houses BY " o 25l Every honest
man must know that nineten.hs of the peo
pie of the State were ia avor OF the meas
ure. 1t proved. however. 70 be failure,
and the simple question is, shali we, by re-
pudiating, throw the loss upon those who
advanced is the money to speculate on. or
shall we. re will not say magnanimousIy y
(ior there i no magnanimiy 10 it,) but shall
we honestly pay the fifer In IS45. who
PLAYED for US in 1888
We say that this question comes up be
fore Us now With all the interest hat an easy
pavment on The one hand. and oppressive
taxation on the other. can add to it, We
have been striving TO arouse our repudiating
friends to the importance OF taking steps !
imme dia,ely for The gradual liquidation of
the debt, while The means of payment. at
lpas, 10 great extent. are within cur grasp
We have warned them that another elec-
tion will be too late. that the assets Of the
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
WHO ARE IN FAVOR OF TAY-
ALTON

The main argument Of tha repudiators =,
that the payment of tho bombs will require
an oppressive Tx. that will prove ruinous
to the tax payers. This i their only avail
able argument, and is virtual Abandonment
OF the question OF rigft 1t is not saying
That ave ought not to pay because we are
not legally bound" which. if it could be es-
tablished. would be plausible argument
though BY no means conclusive Tor there
are many moral obligations where there II
no legal liability but il is equivalent to say
ing. eve tcont pap because IL Is not conve-
nient." We have always believed that tax
alton was ,hs only bugbear after all. and the
holy horror of violating the constitution.
was put On. When we trace back the his
tory OF population and follow It through
all its various windings. we can hardly fail
10 see The shalIowness Or It's pretended pre-
texts FRS, il was objected by Nc Nut, that
be bon a. were.old under par, and FOR long
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03

The chicken which. Is brought out n the
last Guard seems to be clambefing to the top
OF his hen house, after being driven out by
the old coon which is seen within. We sup.
pose, as soon as he has finished his first
course of chickens inside. he will make his
last course on chanticlee-, who is perfectly
aware of his danger and loulv vociferating
for help. Crow. Chapman. crowl even that
dismal crow shows that yon are yet alive
and able TO sing your funeral dirge.
They've cut nv comb in the key stone,
They've clipped my wings in the buckeye
In Georgia they've picked me as clean as
bone.
And hung up nv carcass to dry,
Cock-a doo-d'e-doo %
And cut me up 10 fly.
In Tennessee. Tn, done up brown.
In Old kentnck dar'n show ms face,
In MARYLAND they've hauled. me down
And wrung my neck out of place.
Cock a-doo dle-doo oolt
In Bancombe I'm a case
Farewell, farewell, I've snng my las.
Nv voice no more will hail the day.
That same old Coon is after me fast,
And faith. he'll have ne. d. as | snay,
So here goes the fifewel. final blast,
Cock q. a.doo-dledoo oo!l~
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
IMPUDENr MI5REPRESENTA-

fe-Our readers have no doubt observed
in the columns ofthe Guard. a Standing ar
ticle ing 10 prove that we are in favor Of
restricting The right of suffrage Now. we
care little for such low. unpriucipled. and
SneaklnC attac Ks, as this atternpt ut the Guard
70 create the impression that we are aristo-
cratic. aud m Ike distinctions among onr
neiohbors. according to their amount of
worldly goods We might, perhaps. if we
would stand the comparison wnh Mr. JOS
selyn in point OF arlstocracv, and money
worshipplng, but we do not candescend to
such species of warfare. where we have
SD much OF truth to sustain our cause. But
we ca attention 10 this attack for the pur-
pose Of slying once more, that il is false
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
THE WAY THEY WORK IT.

Il would seem that the mode Of warfare
adopted bY the repudiators is precisely OF
a character suited 10 the doctrine they main
tain. Repudiation is IN ilseifa false pfinci
pie. founded upon a tal.hood, AM iis adso.
Gates sustain It's sinking cause BY resoftins
10 every species of misrepresentation and
chicanery, A correspondent of the Guard
wiiting from Ripley, asseris that Howard
there stated. that he did mol expect the sup
port ofthe whig party. This was evidently
intended TO eAasperale the wings. and pre-
vent them from supporting The bond paying
ticket for Congress. We publish 10 day a
communication from a f.iend utterly deoy
ing the truth Of the charge. and exposing
the trick that the wings may be on their
guard against such Shallow devices Let
the bond paying democrats support their
own ticket, and the wings vii not desert the
bond paying cause on the day of the cleo
ton
This is OF a piece with another trick dis
covered by the Southron at Jackson Il
had long been suspected that The letters pub
ished in the Rtfotmer. giving an account
of the speaking ofBrown and CLAYTON, were
written about Jackson, bat they were una
Bile to detect it, But the pitcher that goes
10 the we'll every day. will after while be
broken and sure enough, the Reforrner's
was at last caught mapping,
1t was expected that Jacob Thompson would
address the people at a certain place On Ger
tain Gav As usual, there, apreaiedn the
Reformer a communication giving a glori-
ous account Of his speech on that occasion,
nt4rlarded with deqtnine applause. hear
hear, and winding up uuh the Iremend
1us enthusiasm ofthe lighted au uiience
Next dav, TO- and behold. the news came
hat from some cause other, Mr.. t. had
allied TO speak on the occasion. Shame
,pon the lying var!ets whose cause requires
Gch trickery to support it. Here now is
another forgery TO expose. Where is that
wachful sentinel who guards ttfe dear peo
,le from trickery. commonly ycIept The
iuard2' 2 No doubt next week, we will see
hat paper adorned with the account of this
real live forgery Now that il has some
hing really substantial % feed upon. we
'ope 1T will cast aside the dry bone it has
-nawed for the last two months TO the man. +
fest injury Of its teeth.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03

Moonger, Calhoun. AcAlnm. Crews. Ad
ans Of l<e.nper. McRae, Wells. and best q
others, embracing n urh talent. when active
" engaged in this glorious work. must make
A great difference in the count Of votes IN NO
vember. l., the North do as '~elI as the
South east, and the State IS redeemed by ma
az thousand votes. Look out fol cheering
news from Jasper Perry county vii Dc
her duty. in November. The anti-bonders
do no, claim majority in Neshoba county
and yoa may SCI La,lier5aie down as very
doubtful. Williams. Kendall and Gilmer
will be here tomorrow Dunbar passed
through few days since with Jejge Smith.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY.

"O5serre GOOD FAITH and JUSTICE to-
yards all nations, cutttcate peace and har-
sRony 1citd all Religion and morality en-
Join this conduct; and can 10 be that GOOD
PoEIcY does not equally eng in a.? IL aciH
be roorthy Of a free, enlightened, and, al no
distant period. great nation. to gics to
mankind the mag gHuHintons and TOO nore1
sample Of a people ailoays guided By amer
aIted justice and benerOlence."
[Washington's Farewell Addres 81
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03

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