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CEN, JAcxsoN's LErTrR To GEN, HAM
,lroN.-C.n any Of the Democratic organs
say whether the letter Of Gen. Jackson 10
Gen. Hamilton, 10 which she former econ.
mes.sd with considerable sev Gritty upon the
conduct of Mr.. Buchanan, and RECLAIMED
the charges which had been preferred a.
gsinst Mr. Clay's honor and integrity" will
DO for.hcomiugf The existence Of such
letter 10 positively asserted in the Washing
ton STANDARD. II this 10 not true, there
ough. 10 be an authoritative denial. Bu' il
The fact 10 as above stated, then surely The
magnanimi,y Of Gen. J ckson will prompt
he pub. ica,ion Of 90 much II il u, least as
,sters 10 MI. Clay Mash Bas.
~Ee
Mr.. Calhoun's opinions 10 regard 10 tn
importance Of the Territory Of Texas to tn
United S.a,es, seem to have undergone I
change since he wa. colleague Of John @
Adams in The Cabinet Of Mr. Monroe. 10 TN
Treaty with Spain, negotiated and rattle
, during Mr.. Monroe's administration, J. @
Adam was secretary Of State, and J Z. Ca
houn Secretary Of War, the pressu. line {
boundary, between the Unned States an
wha. 10 now Texas and vas then PORTO
Of Spanish Mexico, was established. Il ha
been charged against Mr.. Adams that, il
that Treaty, no gave up . portion Of on
Territory and he has been 6erceIy denoun
ced for it. Il is now established, by III
most incontes.ible proofs, that Mr.. Adam
was opposed to agreeing 10 the boundary
line fixed by the Treaty; that hs claimed
more dis,sn, line and more Territory for tn
United Statss; that he was the last membe
|of tho Cabine, that sgreed to the Treaty
that he only agreed when he was gu, vote
and overborns 10 The Cabinet; tina: MI Ca
houn was the leading friend Of the treaty
,ha, Mr.. Adams carried The Treaty to Ger
jackson protesting against it; that Ger
Jackson differed from him, agreed with M
Calhoun, and advised the Treaty and III
thus overbosue, Mr. Adams yielded felu
tant assent.
Now we wait to see what reply the ab
ssrs Of Adams and The friends of Calho'
have to make 10 these revelations, the tru
Of which We have i. 10 our power 70 veri
by testimony that will not be questioned
any quarter.-Eaakfor fort Commonceal
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LArrR FROM TaxAs --Ths steamship
New York, Capt, Wright, arrived yesterday,
in 26 hours from Galveston, bringing us
full flies Of Texas papers. Our dates from
Houston are ~ late - The l7th, but the
Texan journals are remarkably barren o|
Interest. They are oil earnestly engaged
in discussing the question Of "Anusxa.'on, y
and what 10 here very small mole bill, il
there transformed int mighty mountain.
The Gaivestoa Gazette hss IN article on
the subjsc. Of which locks veil on psper,
and lsr the amussmen, Of those who can
appreciate the lofty, vseopy it entire,
The editor ssys:
at 10 thrown out, in some Of the papers
Of the U. States, that the Annexation Of Tex.
- 10 TO b. . measure effected BY compro
mise, condition being that the the territory
Of Texas 10 to be divided into three States,
10 one Of which slavery is to be tolerated
while il 10 70 BE- prohibited ia the others
This idsa, ws think, must have originated
from other than official sources: and the
nsasurs proposed would, W believe, be far
bs,ter calculated 10 defeat ,han 70 secure
the success Of the project Of Annexation. l.
nigh. saiisfy the North; but il would die.
please South 10 the same proportion, and
would, W feel confident, never receive he
Sanctioa of the slave States. Editors 10 the
United States seem to think that the ques.
Won ct Annexation 10 one which concerns
NE United States only, and thu, the people
Df Texas would rush into tho Union on aay
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POETRY.

For he Ripley Advertiser.
Lines addressed to Mas. E. c. F q Rip
ls,, by hsr bro.hsr, On. ". H. F.
A SISTERS LOVE.
Oh! when the soul like some frail hSwr
Dsnsa,h the foo. o: .houghtIsss man,
IL crushed BY stern stflic'ion's pow'r
Nothing more sPiri.'quick'ning shaa
A Sisters Smile.
Twill warm the ice. gloved hand Of Death,
The hssrs.s,rinss nearly frozen, thaw,
Recall The half exhausted breath,
The dying frsn The graves sonth draw,
And pals bssuiIs.
Or shsuld Prosperi.y's soft breeze
Sill wsit 10 on a. ~ desire;
Her kindling eye our rapture ssss
And sdds fissh fuel 10 the FIRE
Of Gratitude.
Which On our bsson's altar burns,
With msdsss, yet with steady fame;
AAd - that eye still hsav'nward suras
Each brish.'nisg glance -apPsa" to a.me
The Source OF Good.
Or q fevslvs % blind For,uns's whsss,
To which of serdid wealth adhsrss,
And forces 70 the loss 70 feel
OF that W had enjoyed for years
How swee. her voice.
When Fate ,hus round her throne Of night
Her sboa dnpsry has drown,
Asd shines but Hopes lone stars pale light
4 harbiussr Of has.'nips dawn,
Saying Rejoics:
Off 10 ,his too fai,hlsss sphere,
There's aught Of more than diamond worth
The origin .! which 10 sure,
Ito end 10 Heav'n thus binding Earth,
To realms above.
The glorious chain mus. 81 re be sought
Within the caverns Of the heart,
Brigh. - the gold from ophir brought,
l. is-no link Ger forged BY Art.
A Sisters Love.
Hescs Sister dearest I would fain
Gaze once more on ,ha, smile-,hat eye;
And hear that wi.ching voice again,
Then eildsd would become my sky.
Like evenings cloud.
Dependence, too, the bans # Hope,
Would dee 10 mere csngenial elimes;
And thou, next to my Mary, ops
The sources Of my heart-sprung rhymes,
More deep than loud.
Ala. May 1874.
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NUav Esr,xE, Sweet Oil, Calomel, Caster
Oil, Jslap, Rhuba rb, Godfrey. Cordial
Pasgoric, Spirits Nitre, Thompsons Eye
Water, Cinnamon and Anisecd Oil, Camphor
and Batenan' Drops, BY J.B. WALxEa.
Ripley, may l843.
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The Best Dorery. best dowery
to advance the marriage Of young lady j.,
when she has in her coun,enancs mildness,
in her speech wisdom, 10 her behaviour
msdss,y, and 10 her life virtue.
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terms which that country m'gn' propose
This opinion has no doubt resulted tro" The
whining Of certain disappointed persons
here, Who have made il point to decry ev'
cry hing in The prsssu. condition Of the
country, and who seem 10 mink 'na' Peace'
plenty and fair compensation for honest
Industry, are no, worth enjoying; and, IN
their ..has,e to BE- rich," ere willing TO ha-
..rd every tried and substantial benefit
which they possess for Tho uncertain pros,
oee, Of Obtaining some such sudden and
Astounding prosperity as cas- once believed
to exis, 10 The philosophers stone" [rfoPie.
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W. notice IN North Carolina paper Il
marriage o. Mr.. James Plank 10 Mss X
,.cc. PI.vos. II shs' plank don't &c. Il
rough edged pIayned Cd, we are no J"dy
of human nature.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-05

The Wings are already moving in tkei
ton. They allow US no breathing time
have passed Gin concurrence with few con
led Democrats) in the House OF Delegates y
day. a resolution for the reception oil Fnc
quota arising from the sales OF the pubic
1.-THE Same Old Coon" moved in ii, and u
advantage of their majority in the House
passed il in:tanter. And this. TOO, in The iacr,
opposition of decided majority OF the fee.
Virginia. If there were any question u
into issue, during the whole Presideniifl
paisn. j, was this very question OF Dis'f'.
il was debated in every VARIETY oil torn y
months, before the People OF Virginia.
Federal, Clay measure, along with Ihe cor !,
measures Of National Bank High TaFii =
ton of The Veto Power &c, has been co,.'
by the verde, an enlishted People "
have wished, that our Wing friencs wou!a ': =
layed the measure for a few days at leas,' !,
would have been some little respect snow nov -.
feelings Of the Democrats and The W ,., =
people. But they have rushed on ilne
wind; and, fortunately 70! our rrnciPies, ~ ?.
branch of the Legislature is hrin ana r.,
lican and determined TO do lis du'y. "
linton will again be rejected ~ The seha.
we are wiling 10 20 a, once before The peg
on this important question. The Wh's, :,
been me, before that tribunal, ard pu' q.
They will fare no better at the huSnns. =. r..
ne,, They yielded nothing 10 the Reprs.t
moi even a moments delay. The ReEa'4
must Weld nothing TO them. II they are
m;ned-we are more So Our energy 81
theirs. We go for principle-and The pe''
with us.
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

We have neither time ROT space 10 conn
on the Message It's an admirable PRODUCT
certainly one oi the best we have ever Fea
We hail lis contents with the greatest pIoa'
The President is entitled 10 the thanks 81
country for this mastery produclion-andi m
we offer them with all our heart. He urge
on Congress 10 receive Texas into ON h.
BY Joint resolution or act. igrced ~
most cordially-we hope his suggestion %
promptly adopted. He presents the mos q.
ing accounts OF our iinances-more llaN %
millions pa on account OF interest OF the :.
lie debt. more than tive millions 10 the pllH
two millions besides laid aside for the cN'iI
OF Treasury notcs-and yet an estimated >l'.
OF more than seven millions. The Presitcn !.
poses TO enact the old Sinking Fund law
mp the public stock, and cytinguish tie ~.
debt "a soon a. possible. Agon rc sd9 az
He lays down The broad ard income
maxim, that not cent should be taken from
pockets OF the people. beyond what was neg
~ for IN economical administration OF tie ''''+
menr, and that all beyond should be reduced 81
difed. Agreed 10, again, with all our hear =
therefore. We demand, in the name oi The T..
a material modification Of The existing ohno'
Tariff. Hc also proposes a wise and 20,
reduction of postage. Agreed 10 again.
hope the reduction will be immediate, AMI -
lated to relieve us from private posts anc o'
cessary postage. He proposes TO add 10 ne ~.
capacities OF our Navy. But it is impo>>'.
lis in this hasiy paragraph 10 group all ;he -
and propositions Of this excellent Messaee.
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FEMALE SEMINARY. Rancrer

y7ERDON FEMALE SEMINARY, Ranorer
Y Conaty-Thc exercises in this School will
be resumed under the superintendence of Lady
we'll qualified TO instruct in the English and
French Languages, Music, SC. Such as are
committed 10 our care, shall receive our special
attention The location is healthy, and he soci-
ETY. good. We enjoy the privilege (being suita-
bly, preparei) of attending preaching every Lords
day.
The subscribers willing 10 receive tewyoung
ladies as boarders.
Terms per session Of 10 months
For Board and tuition in English, 500
French, lo
Music and use of Piano 80
Address J. r. ANDERSON, P. NJ,
Dec. 5-w4w Verdon, Hanover.
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RICHMOND. VA.
Thursday Morning, December ). ISL.

s-f NorcE.-The meeting OF the Republican
members OF the Legislature, on Tuesday night
having been prevented by inclemenl weather ih-
meeting will certainly take place in the House o,
Delegates, this evening a, S O'Clock. A full al.
tendance is earnestly desired.
7Hnrsfau morning. SEVERAL MEMBERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-05

BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES, &c,
One Door 5cfo,7 r. n. .Jenhiuss No 90, Main 81.
ENTLEMEN from the country, in want Of
VI Boots and Shoes for themselves, or families,
or servants or field hands, will find them rey ior,
and complete assortment, at my cheap cash
store Also, superior and plain Travelling
Trunks, and general assortment of Beaver,
Fur, and cheap Hats for servants. Please give
me call gentlemen.
Dec. 5 F.. SHEPPERSON.
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famfeit uno Sollfciaenbcit in jcDer Slnitebt,
pbue Iuenahme, Die ar6bte grflnouna III per
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fonnen, BUR prcbe baron rufst an unb urs
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Der 0ieDli0e Sort

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Sticf auf bic &ontroperie 5tpifben 6rn.
Steinbaber uno 6rn. Berg, por9ez
babt am II, Is uno 10. Sftober
1912.
0as san5e wertbm, 6sltsbenp aus sm6lf
6eften bat Die Drede perla0su no 1T nun
III pirfcr 0rnfrrci fpwpbl in ein,elnen 5efs
ten iple i'm San5en 5ulammen 9etsftet NIT
farbi9sn llmIcbldaeh su babcn, 0as Sans
&c tlpet nun ein S84 9eiten ttarfes 8utb,
pei1en Snhalt fit gbriitsn aasr @cnfGltoncn
uno bdrnoers fir peutibe Satbolifsn Iesr
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