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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

{G7-TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford ard will write for any person in the city OF
Baltimore in the United States, any subject
nected with literature or science Orations from IS
to $40, occupying twenty and forty-6ye minutes Lee
lures So to lU Letters and Essays $3 Pieces for de-
canlaion SO to IS. Inscriptions for tombs SO TO S..
Sentimental Tales s. TO $40. Advertisements 81 to
So Songs So News Carriers Addresses SIS. Acros-
ties 81 Pieces for Albums sc. &c. cents per line,
Persons at distance will address (poSt paid and en-
closing remuneration the Milford Bard or DR.. John
Lohand Baltimore. Citizens will call at the Wash
layton University East Baltimore street Those who
cannot cali, will drop line in the post office, encos
ing the qtid pro quo 17 Editors friendly to me, will
please give an Insertion. nl2
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(Of the late firm of Flint, Cooke 4 Coz
Corner Of Hanover and Lombard Its
POCKET BIBLES. 81,

EHEAJTIFUL POCkE EFT BIBLES, d.,
.ED just received a supply OF DIAMOND PocKEr
gLEs, morocco gilt edge, with strap. The above Il
bic is the smallest and most convenient pocket Bib
TO he had; also beautiful copies bound in English ca
and morocco gilt backs, same as aboye-together wi
a supply Of
DICS's CELESTIAL SCENERY, or the Wonders of IL
Planetary System Displayed, illustrating the perfe
tons of Deny.
An ESSAY on MAN in four Epistlcs, to Henry s.
John Lord BOlinbrooke, by Alexander Pope.
TEsTAMENTARY COUNsELs, and hints to Christian
on the right distribution Of their property by will, by
retired sUcitOr-careiully revised by member of IL
American Bar. For sale by
PARSONS * PRESTONS, Pratt street,
u20 adjoining Railroad Depot.
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APPOINTMENTS From publications. in the
papers it appears, that some persons in Wash
iHgton city, are resolved to relieve Mr.. Polk,
president elect, of the most disagreeablc part of
his duty, by parcelling out the offices for him.
They will no doubt have every thing ready
''cut and dry" to his hands by the time he takes
his seat; but it is yet to be seen whether he will
submit to be thus "curtailed OF his fair proper
! tons" AS he goes into Office for one term on
! ly, according to his own declaration, we cons-
der 1t not at all improbable that he will deter
mine TO think and act for himself. That he will
have Il troublesome time with the ofiice-hunters
is beyond questions; and that he will fail TO sa-
tisiy all is certain. We hope that he will act
with Independence and hrmness, and appoint
no man to any office who is not properly qua
lifted, and possessed of good moral character,
The FAIRS. The Ladies' Benevolent Soc-
ETY., attached to the Third Presbyterian Church
in Eutaw street, are now holding Fair in the
Lecture Room. They present large and va
ried collection Of useful and fancy articles,
every way worthy of pubic patronage. The
handsome present sent us yesterday, speaks
we'll for their good judgement in catering to the
taste,
The Ladies of Christ Church, conclude their
Fair tonight The proceeds of this fair are in
tended to be applied for the benefit of the Fe-
male Orphan Asylum, and commends it to pub
lie favor.
The Ladies of the Calvert street Universalist
Church, will continue their Fair in the Session
Room of the Church, during the present week.
PUBLICATIONS.. Messrs Harper s Brothers,
New York, are publishing in eight numbers,
price 25 cents each, "a History Of Greece" by
the Right Rev. Connop Thirwall, Lord Bishop
of st. Davd'S. We have received the first
number. Also,
"Taies from The German" containing speci-
mems from the most celebrated authors-being
No. AZ of Iiarpcrs' Library CT Select Novels.
The above publications are for sale by Mess
Shurtz s. Taylor, Baltimore and Washington
city.
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Baltimore Clipper Office

Mr.. Norh Sir,-I have been using one of Stew
arts summer and Winter Air Tight stoves for a con
siderable time, and, in justice To my fellow citizens
ana TO The inventor, feel myself called upon to state
and ingenious cOntrvance yet invented in the shane
OF Cooking Stove, Its fire department, while it
consuts the saving of fuel equally rcgardful of the
comfort OF those who perform the drudg,ry of the
baking, roasting of meats, and baking of pastry and
bread by means of it's non-c conducting appliances.
IN summer, the heat may be so confined within the
stove, az to avoid all The mpeasantncss of an over
heated apartment. Every head of n family should
nave one BENDlCT 1. SANDERS
No. 40 Fredcrick street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

Ig3- The "LADIES' UNION TEMPERANCE so
CIETY" will meet THIS wednesday, EVENING,
the Washington Temperance Hall, at the corner of
Camden and Hanover streets. 1t is expected that
friends to- the cause will address the meeting.
Nv order of the Secretary, IT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

DEAD. Arthur Bronson, Esq, wealthy
and eminent citizen Of New York, is dead.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

not deprive him of single right which has
been conferred upon him by the laws of the
country; but in the exercise of his rights he
should be careful not to draw a distinction be-
tween himself and other citizens, not recog-
nized by the law, and contrary to sound policy,
and to the best interests Of the country.
Our ARTISTS. We are happy to learn that
through the taste and libcralty of Mr.. B, G.
Ward and other gentlemen of this city, our
artists are meeting with much encouragement,
and fair opportunity is given them to prove
their powers upon subjects most congenial to
their feelings, Mr., l.. P. Clover, Jr., has re-
Gently completed for Mr.. Ward, an original
cabinet picture called "The Surprise" A
young lady is represented, attired in a nch
satin dress, and gazing in deep meditation upon
the miniature of her lover; whilst he, unknown
to her, has entered the apartment, and casting
his eyes over her shoulders, to his Joy and sur
prise, discovers the object of her contemplation
to be his own miniature, The conception OF
the picture is delicate and chaste, and the
drawing and coloring equal to any thing we
have seen for a long time.
Mr.. Alfred Miller has also executed for the
same gentleman, painting from the ''Vcar OF
Wakefield" and several other artists, we UNI
derstand, are fulfilling engagements with Mr..
Ward. This is as it should be, and certainly
disprovcs the oft repeated assertion that Balti.
more is without taste or patronage in the fine
arts,
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na-BEAUTIFuL q. sH.NER BUTTER KNIVES

embossed handles, only Is cts each; Tea Spoons nj
% cts. set Table Spoons 81; extra superior do 10
set; Oil Cloth Table Mats -; SETS of Lamp Mats sc
each; beautiful revolving Casters, Crumb Brushes and
Hearth Brushes in varieties aud at low prices; Scis-
sors at 10 and 2 cts pair; Pen and Pocket KNIVES,
at very reduced prices; also, Soaps in varieties; Co,
ogne Waters Of superior qualities; Toilet Combs and
Brushes; Toilet Powder, &c. superior Tooth and
Nail Brushes in varieties and at low prices, for cash
and no abatement
rag Right Oh the corner of Market and Charles sis.
n;iO-2tt MORTIMER X IOWBRAN.
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Iowa. The Iowa convention has fixed on
Sullvan's line for the Southern boundary of
the new State, which (the st. Louis Reporter
thinks Missouri will never assent to. Iowa
city has been agreed upon as the seat of govern
ment until 1865. The Legislature is to be
composed of 80 Representatives and II Sena-
tors. Application for admission into the Union
will be made to Congress at the approaching
session
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BARGAINS IN MOROCCO. &c

BARGAINS IN MOROCCO, &c.
Nh BALL. No. II HARRISON STREET, re
-EOe specially informs his friends and the public
generally, tina. he has hand large and well select
ed stock of Ladies' black and colored MOROCCO
both dressed and undressed. Also large selection
of Gentlemen's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wth general
assortment of Innings, BINDINGS, sc. SC. In
short, every thing in his line, which he Wal sell as
reasonable rims any other establishment in the city
&C. Country Dealers will please call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere. mo lms
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

% FAIR. The Ladies Benevolent Society Of the
Third Presbyterian Church will commence their SAL L
OF useful and fancy articles, THIS (hIonday) EVE
MING the lcth instant. in the Lecture Room of the
Church, ENtaw street, between Saratoga and Null
berry The sale will be continued during the
week, from O'Clock, A. N. To 10 O'Clock, p NJ each
day. The articles TO be offered for sale are manner
Gus, and many Of them both useful and ornamental.
The Ladies respectfully solicit the patronage oF the
public; and will eudeavOr, former occasions, to
render the visits Of those who may favor them with
call, agreeable. nlS-lV
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STEAM SOAP s CANDLE WORKS.
GMITH ~ CURLETF inform their friends,
~ customers, and the public that they have com
menced operations at their NEW STEAM SOAP and
CANDLE WORKS, corner of Holiday and Pleasant
streets, and have on hand an assortment of MOuLB
and DlPT CANDLES and BROWN and YELLOW
SOAR all of best quality, which they offer for sale at
the lowest market prices. n20- dl w2lwlm
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE
HSY VIRTUE of decree of the Court of Chan
ND Gerry, the subscriber will offer at public sale a,
the Exchange, i'll the city of Baltimore, on THURS
DAY, the 18th day of December, 1874, Lot of Ground
fronting forty feet on Pennsylvania Avenue running
back to Cove street. This Lot s situated near the
intersection OF Pennsylvania Avenue and Cove-st,,
and has upon it n small Frame Dwelling.
Go Terms of sale follows: One-third in cash
and the balance in twelve months.
n20eots w. A. TALBOT, Trustee.
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COMPOUND CETACIEN CREAM CANDY

CONlPOUNDC GEL AClEN CREAM CAND1
FOR COUGHS, COLDS HOARSENESS, sc.
ysyHIS CANDY is compound with double re-
y fined Spennacci (Cetacien,) and acknowledged
by all who havs used it to be superior to any other
candy vet introduced. 1t is both soothing aud expec-
torant it loosens the phlegm, aays the irritation
permanent cure.
TO Public Speakers, The Clergy, and Vocasts gen
eraliy il is recommended a. giving fine tone to the
voice, Strengthening the lungs and alayng irritation,
from unusual exercise exposure. Prepared and
sold by WILLIAM HOLLOWAY,
n. +. Corner Of Baltimore and Front SIS.
u2O-it* Baltimore.
wNHESH FRUIT. Sc. Bunch and Ca5k Raj
r. sins, Pnnes. Soft Shecd Almonds, Canon RE
served Ginger, Itilian Maccaroni, Vemicelii, Door
Mats superior Winter Strained Oil and Canary Seed.
Received and for sale by MARCUS DENISON,
n10-4t 81 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

10000 R ? sd5H1aWs, s Ps1 tist 81
$780, Draws TODAY, Md. Lottery, for the benefit
OF Sasquehanna Canal class No. 35-one of the mos
magnificent and brilliant schemes ever drawn in THU
city for the price of tickets. For the rich and splendid
prizss all should make application TO the most fortu
nate prize Office of MILLER co.. where were
sold, in the Bel-Ar Lottery, drawn yesterday, less
than three No. tickets and NIL for small outays-l
of $500, half ticket, Nos. 1852 a; and of $780, quar-
ter, Nos Is "a 31 besides another of $780, whole tick
ct, Nos. l6 81 So sent rhc cGuntry-a sold at tho
al prize Office of MILLER 4 co.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

CHEMISTRY IN THE DAIRY. If, when butter
is to be churned, little old butter be put in
the cream, the process of churning will be ZEN
dered much easier.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
u sSesg7 The Steamboat RAPPAHANNOCK,
EsS;$4ksszar Noah Fairbank, master, will continue
A7ss.Aza1aax- to leave Hughes Quay every SATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON, at 3 O'Clock, until the close of
navigation.
f-Shippers particularly requested to have their
goods alongside before O'Clock the day of sailing
G5- Passage and fare S. For freight or passage
apply to s. NJ. SHOEMAKER, Agent,
n2o6t Office, Hughes Quay
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{E3Tickets to be had at the Sunday School Depo-
STORY, 8 Calvert street; Cugle Betgcr's Market-s
and at the Publication Rooms, No. 7 South Liberty
street tbs nl9I
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TEORiOUS NEWS! GLORIOUS NEWS{
EE Well done DOYLE. 7larse prizes sold durad
the last week-two Of Them the half tickets-nettinl
The holders S42j each This will be continued fes
week or two longer; Illus giving chance for our ei.
zens to replenish their purses with little or no xisk'
for almost every ticket purchased this fortunate OF
flee proves the hight one. Call at NJ. DOYLE'S Priz
Depot, No. l44 Pratt street, opposite the Ralsoas
Depot next to Bradshaw's United States Hotel III
.o0Ming splendd schemes are 10 be drawn this weels
WEDNESDAY-Captal of $50 900, Sc. Tieke,a
$40. shares in proportion.
Thursday Capital of $4,000, tickets $500
shares in proportion.
FRlDAY-Capnal 5000, tickets So so, shares |
proportion
SATuRDAY-$7, 900. Tickets only So 90, shars
in proportion.
A liberal discount will be made TO persons who pHr
chase by the package quantity. d
For sale in the gfeates variety of lucky numbers, b.
me package, single ticket, or share All orders, pc
mail OF otherwise, addressed TO
NJ. DOYLE, No. Ia Pratt street,
1t tsl Opposite b. s 0. B. Z. Depo.. z
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

The ELECTORAL COLLEGES. The period at
which the Electoral Colleges vote for President
aud Vice President is the first Wednesday in
December, which, this year, comes on the 4th
of the month.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

DEATH OF A VETERAN. Oliver Holden
Esq, celebrated as musical composer, dice
recently at Charlestown, Mass, aged 10 years
He was joint laborer IN producing the "Bi
Kngs and Holden" collection of sacred music
in extensive use many years ago. In early
life he was marine on board one of the econ
tnental ships;'' afterwards labored as a earpen
ter, and subsequently engaged in mercantile
pursuits.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

I5- " HUUFTNG tUUUH, rs HWN, &C, Tic
"IPHOOPING COUGH CORDLfL" is a specific
absolute cure for WHOOPING COUGH, ASTH-
MA, and all Structures of the air passages &c. Its
believed to be the only Specific discovered for
these complaints 1t affords comfort promptly, and
when its use is perseyered in effects permanent
of all the diseases above mentioned. Upwards
of two hundred children have been cured of Whoop-
ing Cough within the las! weeks by the of tins
Cordial. To be obtained only of DR.. GIDEON b.
SMITH, Basement of The Chesapeake Bank, North
street. and at his residence in Mulberry street, be
tween Pearl and Pine streets, Baltimore Price
DOLLAR per bottle. u9-lmV
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t1}- The FEMALE SAMARITAN SOCIETY will
hold their annual meeting ut DIR. NORRIS Session
Room, Lexington street, AT elk, p NJ. on THURS
DAY, 2lst inst The members are particularly re-
quested to attend. n202l.
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CHRIST CHURCH FEMALE ASYLUM FAIR.
3}-The Ladies Of Christ Church intend 10 hold the
Annual Fair of useful and Fancy Articles, at the Lee
lure Room of the Church, TODAY (WEnNESDAYl
Doth INST The proceeds h. ing intended for the above
nstiSntion The Ladies' respectfully solicit the promF
and effective aid Of the benevolent portion of the
community. nl5-5t
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CAUTION TO SINGLE Folks. The statistics
of hospitals show that "the unmarried are more
than four times as liable to become insane al
married people," Many young ladies who at:
feet great Indifference on the subject of matri-
mony, will, no doubt, on receiving the above
information, consent to take partners merely to
preserve their intellects unimpaired.
FIRE At SUDBURY On Wednesday last a
fire occurred at Sunbury, Northumberland
county, Pa, which destroyed five large brick
buildings, and some stables, viz:-Wnarton's
tavern, the large brick buildings in which the
public Offices are kept and the stores Of Mr.
II. B. Masser, and of Mr. Yoxtheimer, toge,
Their with their dwelling houses. The county
papers are saved.
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Tickets SlO.C0--shares in proportion.
Fot rich and brilliant prizes, by the package stu
Gle share apply to the all fortunate prize corner of
MILLER & co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Consolidated Lottery, elias
80, drawn Nov. lS-lowest prize $500:
"a 81 81 "A 10 IS IS "A 40 AZ e. l6.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-25

Mr. Wharton. VII Va, hawai-.
hisb Tor rhe information Of the wn,g, m. -,
III. Central Committee Of The CLAW elm, II :, an
o6ytou. fact sr. INA, ,oc. ,t.., .,a.,..,....,',..
h,,, mn, o.,,a;...., lucy
Commuee) wIih any WING ma,sm.a, ,.l.,".I.
people know Who lbey Extraordinarily,
ready we had b.le, mako ~, ..,,.,.....
Then. To lake turn, -. nj, ,,o.,, w. -
content w.ih p9.bIsg .b.,,of ,Cr',~ -, "
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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY BUSINESS

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY BUSINESS n,prc
'o"f is The TILE Of work Of good ~. oo,I,.,
ed by Messrs Kl4sALL & JAn,. ofc.ao..-'
'.,'a.''' "''''' Oh most OF he place. in The IVES,
business houses &c and i. extremely well ,I,a,s.
,.u ,"I" u business 'her east or wen. They con
template publishing smother early ne,, ys,, ;.
which we earne.lly invite the sn.o,,. 'e''' 10
slness men 'h OF our bu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-25

THE STICK THAT BRohE air. VAN BIZ
N1N'> HEAD" rs HE 'idnigcani utle gwen by Mr.
-.an'is 81 sun Carolina 10 ihe nomination Of N.
L2r9 Foo Convention, Ja, 4 PoIk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-25

4 cross old man uad 'od.r boy swinging ~.
his gale, and snHI uul-"Cl.,r 9al i,am The e a.,
Or III eel ue dog On you Go Ia u.uf.3e, -
'1ek In-''e-mn5-gaa hart col no aaq r,.p.ad
ed ue u''Ie shaver The laa seeu Of HE old man
lie ~at luuuug a brchl4L
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pnn,r OF -=1 HllLLhii
~
4sl1As-aA
sTE,,IDOAT REGlsFh1

Arrivals aud Degafn"s' a.. 'F vi
hours, ,ndlng g,,teffa' u .'..'''
ARRIVALS
C1lnmbiana, L1ul''.
TingA. o.
Fuian. s. LHufs
Mrnso Chlei Plu'hl'eA
Cuter,
prPARTtRs7
hllngo Chiei. Sl-poeh' lie
Cuilrr. CHcinu7I.
ColombI Pul'tufe1.
Fulton. 3D.
Tinga, a.
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C,oTIIIyG AT AuoIioa'''.

HALL q wlcKHAM vii ' e.,o =. al .aa,,s
Ill morning. The Ooh inst. IN li3 M R.,5y y
non rooms, at O'Clock quno,ly y
cl"b,og' .ueh a. Costs, FAME Ns''
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IA1I DATES

From Baltimore June % lheh".' 51a'
10 .ei ualer mile C.ua4' bI' "a
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SCHOOL SLATES-' met. q
- ,nne,ol slare.. wun hafi lf'o ,a.ea
quality to the f gI..h SlI'e' '...f b,
Price. il, offered wholesale and i,',., rno
nm IS JOHN J HAsH TIL
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-10

pdnee. o. The gear commences NTH
the January number. No Subscrip-
ton recetped for less than a year, but
subseript ;oas reeTred any time during the
yedr.l~0
3. The risk of transmitting subscrip-
tons by mail will be assumed by the pro-
prietor. But every subscriber thus trans
hitting payment, is requested (besidcs ia.
king proper evidence of the fact and date
of maiIing) TO retain memorandum of the
number and particular marks of the note
sent.
4. If subscription is MT directed 10
be discontinued before the first number OF
volume has been published, it will be Ia
ken as a continuance for another year.
5. Any one enclosing $50 current
bill, at one time. with the names of FIVE
NEW subscribers, shall receive FIVE co
pies of the MESSENGER for one year.
o. No subscription will be discontinued
while any thing remains due thereon, I'M
less at the option of the editor.
RICHMOND, Va.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-10

other. Indeed the stands to the other, as
means to an end, and is so avowed by the
abOliiionists; and OH the PLANES principles
of morals, if the end be prohibited, the
means Of eHecting it also are. OF the two,
| regard the deluded fanatic far less dan
gerous than he, who, for political or party
purposes, aids or countenances him, in
what he knows is intended to d. that,
which he acknowledges TO be forbidden
by the Constitution.
II is time that an end should be put to
this system of plumber and agitation
They have been borne long enough
They are kindred measures and hostile,
as far, at least, as one portion of the Union
is concerned. While the tariff takes from
us the proceeds of our labor, abolition
strikes at the labor itself. The one robs
us of our income, while the other aims at
destroying the source from which that in
come is derived. 1t is impossible for us to
stand patiently much longer, under their
double operation, without being impover.
ished and ruined
JOHN C. CALHOUN.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-10

all the profit has gone 10 your country and
all the loss fallen upon ours; and should
your English bond-holders never receive
another dollar on our State debts, they can
suffer no loss. as they are over-paid alrea-
dy; first, by the loss on the original sale of
the bonds: second by the hiqh rate of in
terest paid by most of the States for mo-
ney which they did not borrow; thirdly,
by the loss in exchange, and fourthly, by
a partial favor of consideration. In ano-
Their letter, hope to explain this at large
and in terms so clear, that even clerical
stockholders cannot fail to understand and
acknowledge its truth. ,
Hoping that you have, ere this, regained
youi equanimity of temper, | remain, with
profound sentiments of sympathy for your
loss, &c.
DUFF GREEN, Jun.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-10
DUFF GREEN, Jun.

DIED-At his residence near Beaties'
Bluff, Madison county, Miss, on the 9th
inst, after lingering and painful illness,
which he bore with Christian fortilude,
Mr.. JAMES LEE, in the SD year of his
age.
Mr.. Lee had long been resident oil
this State, and was among the first set
tiers of this county. He leaves wife
and only daughter TO mourn his loss,
which, however much they may feel, it
will not be the less felt by his friends and
the community in general. r. G. S.
in Perry county, Georgia, on the
9th ult., VAN HENRY, infant son of Peter
N. and Elizabeth Chain, formerly Of this
place.