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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
GLOVE ANODYNE.

remedy that viii iaI 10 quiet forever The aaeIela
fender.
The Cloy. Anodyne is the best Of all oothachs eTda
II Immediate aud certain IN ITS effects curing the sodIp
lent tooti-tch- pain IN the gums IN one minute
Experience has proved that this podyne conpoi0aSB
give immediate aud permanent relel after tie laue T,n
other remedy; pleasant ths taste ard smell will nae
lurp th teeth any and few appca0nsB
entirely tir pam and soreness from decayed os
thar itnay be- filed and rendered useful Whnb
pain proceeds from the face from the gums around noa
apparently sound this application viii give speedy s
rubbing few drops the part affected. Price Is csnts
For sale by DAVID SANDS co. No. II Eas, BTa
way; - Fulton seet, and 273 Broadway, Chns
81 Granite Buildings fBH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

sa FOR. SALE OR TO LET-Ihe Three Sto-
IN ry and Attic Brick Dwelling House No 50 Second,
The Lot p b. lilo feet the House = o}'o
feet with sory room attached.
Apply To ths Howard Ins. Co. s. Wall St i9 II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

IN PURSUANCE of an ORDER of the Surrogate
Iof the County New York notice hereby syea TO all
persons having claims against Rebecca Cooper late o the
the vouchers the subscriber at the otcsoi iam
A Thompson Esq., No oS Christopher street IN the city OF
New York, before the twenty ylth day OF March next
Dated New York the ed day of Sep,ember, 1913.
s23 1aw6m. G. GRlSWOLD Executor
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
OF the County of New York Notice is hereby given all
persons having clam. David tacone late OF the City
OF New York Sash Maker, deceased present the with
the vouchers thereof the subscrbe!sa the residence of Jas
Lucas No li6 Hosonstreet IN the city OF New ork on
or before the 25th day OF March next.
Dated New-Pork the Nineteenth day Of September, lS3.
JAMES LUCAS
$50 aw6m JOHN FALCONER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

~ TO EXCHANGE FOR 4 FARM.-A
H good three story house with bIe maneis, sn2e IN
.. !ooklyn L. l. Rents for S300. The farm must BE on
VI 10 ~ - SIS Liberty st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

EOR SALE--New and secondhand doors,
h sasfes sash osrs, counters drawers shelving, SC ready
pan-d. hv J. Locke Carpenter and Builder 81 Ann ST.
I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
I of the County OF York n9tice !; hereby gwen 70 al
ate OF the City Sewlor Grocer, deceased present
the same with the vouchers thereof 10 The subscriber at his
residence No 2t7 herry-street the City of NswIotk
or before the wenrth day of MAY nestDaied Newicrs,
the seventeenth day of November, 1913
mig 1,wem- H. RULLHAUSEN Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

80 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE -,The
two story brick font House a;d Lo', No JOG Eiddge
2j Zee; front by 87 feet deep-liouse i5et
front by 90 feet deep modern built with marble rn.ne 0
Ing door &c If not disposed of previously IT Will be sold at
Auction on the 18th For particulars and terms oI sale
innnIr of Ruben Bunker No. 90 Pine VIM H. Frank
ini',, VI Rro.d l0f If
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

l.s TO EXCHANGE. FOR CITY PROPER
S"R TY-A two story House and Lot IN Newark, n Jer-
sS+eY.sey with goods and lands Apply to A r. j.
4 SI.,iE q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

SEP FOii SA Ltt-2G0 acres OF excellent land SIT
sanae the town o. M2[ehouse; Hamilton Coanty ,.
Y about 30 miles from Utica The Improvements are
extensive in the reghbnrhood. Apply 10
m ANTHONY j BILE EtCkER s COZ Broad-st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

S.R FOR SALE-A Grst and Saw Mill, with
2j acres good Land Water Power, Store and Dwelling
. House and variety OF Fruit Terms easy. Anplyto
!, P 81 &. SMITH. 95 liberty 81, d22 If
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

The Duty on Maze, or Indian Cc,n, BueAmhea'
and Bear Bigs, shall be for every quarter Duty
equal to the Duty payable quarter of Barley
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County of New York Notice is hereby given To
having claims against Patrick Shields late OF the city
Of New York. Laboer, deceased 70 present The same with
the vouchers thereof the subscriber Office James
WNhi,e No HI Pine street in the city Of New York on or
before the day Of May nsvt Dated New York the twsn
ty-eighth day Of October, 1913. Ann SHIELDS
go law 6m Aiministr.,riv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

Terms YER, easy as will be found on appcahonto to
WOOD FOLGER * NESSER, 2l9 Prar!-st.e eet, CT
G. p. HUBBELL H.r,!waie Dealer SiDg Sing:
Sing Sing EehMaEy Is. lgit ~ y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

4 LIENS LADIES FRENCH BOOTS
~ The attention of the Ladies of NewYo or decidedly
directed 10 tins beautiful article, manufactured by Sr
Allen 20 Lispensrd street Go into what society may
IS the elegance OF the h and oil Aliens Boots and
Shoes Hence II Is that he! always busy while Others
their beauty s1ceed Such masterpiece of Mechanic
ought and doubtless will receive the best patronage HIS
neat AMI sene- steIe at 10 LspeDards Broadway
j23 cod Il LADIES
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

a-l TO LET-Three Lofts, each 25 by is feet,
.:ss in the fire proof building corner Chatham and Nu
berry streets from first May next Will be let sepa
rate or together Apply to
c7 tf l4S Chaihan-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
AND Fl OUR IMPORTED in ENGLAND FROM CANADA

Eul EXCHANGE HOTEL-BALTlMOR ORt:-
csG ERASTUS COLEMAN has this day taken Hen
RY F. JACKSON into partnership, ana IN i9'uIt the
House will be conducted in the name OF Coleman @
The patronage Of the travelling public and influence u o
friends is respectfully solicited :, T.,
Baltimore Feb. |. l844. - l".
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17
NOTICE TO NEW FIRMS,

MERCHANTS about establishing new firms
I've are requested peruse the following CARD:
The subsc ri6ers having hssn sabsed for numb-T e
wears and b-ing practical SIGN AND ORR AMENTAL
PAINTERS would Merchants and others that they
have r1dnGs their CHARGES (for cash ony)
50 PR CENT. BELOW their former PRlCES.
10 All wor, executed by them To be in their we'll known
SUPERIOR STYLE ACKERNAN Y MILLER
ia!2 5-- M. ln3 Nassau ST. Ann.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

GOAL! COAL!!--At 50 25 per lon-Eroken,
y Egg and large Stoyerha subscriber is now delivering
the best Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal the above low price,
for cash we'll screened and weighed hya City wegher
PETER CLINTON,
OIL orn, TarIc of KInpa and lireenNS lch
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

TN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of New YORK notice IS heTeby given to all
the City of NewYork Hotel Keeper deceased present the
with the vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber at his resi-
Gence No. 900 Broomstrer the City of New ork
before the ninesent day Of February next
Dated New ork, the l;th day oi August, lSt3
anlh laHtm PETER NAN AIISD A Il. Eyecntnr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

NEW STYLE OFFICE COATS.
iETM NJ. 7, JENNINGS, 4 co, 23I Broadway
oppoite Park Fountain olcts attention TO new sty
OF olcs coat winch they have just got fo Spring
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

~, FOR SALiL-A valuable Farm OF $40 acres,
"a living on the battlefield Monmouth New-Jcrssy-
ll has fine buildings and abundance of frrit. Terms
.sr A. p & J. G. SMITH, IS Liberty d22 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

X EGG ING FORTY-FIRST STREET.
II Public Notice Is hereby given that Ptition has bee,
IN The Board of Assistant Aldermen to regulate
lfst street from the Eighth the Ninth Avenue
interested IN this proposition and opposed thereto
aie tassted 10 present their objections writing 10 The
his office Hall of Rsconds sr before the.
9th day of February inst. JOHN EVEN |'>,
Street Commissioners Office February 18th, issa ia
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

IN PURSUANCE of an Order OF the Surrogate
of the County OF New-Yor notice hereby gwen 70 all
city Of New seneG'an diseased e present ls san sam
business No Front street ~ the city OF "nor
before the tenth day of Arri Dated New-Yof The
o5 iawsm- GERSHOM H. COURSEN, Executor
IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
1 of the County of NewYor, notice is hereby given "a all
persons having claims against David Sherwood late OF the
city York gentleman deceased The same with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber at her residence No
80 Spr1:sset tho city Of Newly h-ore the 18th
ay or Apr next Dated New Yerk the lth day October
l3i3 elizabeth SHEi;WOU ENecutEtN.
niYia
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

Tn PURSUANCE, of an Order Of the Surrogate
of the County of NrwYok, notice is hereby given all
having claims against Henry Remsen late OF the city
I % nj M TO a s t sGmce in No
3i6 Cherrystreet the city OF NewYo!k or before the
twenty seventh day of February next. Dated New YORK,
the wenty-ih day OF August 1913.
nos ,,wsn. WEHEI WiI.M + RE2sIS HEMSES Administrators
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County OF New York Notice is hereby 10 all
persons having claims against Nancy Chew late Of the CITY
Of New York. single deceased present the
with vouchers thereof the subscriber his residence No
SO Marion IN the City of NewYork before the
twentieth day OF April Dated Newly ork, the severn
teenth day OF October, 1919. SAMUEL WEEKS,
0l3 law6m@ Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
i OF the county Of New-York Nctics hereby given 10 all
of the city Of New York deceased present the same with
the ,onchefs thereof to the subscriber the office Of Edmund
> Derry No 29 ulton street. In the CITY of New Yor
before he first day Of June next Dated NewYork, the 18Th
day of November 1873.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

TN PURSUANCE, OF an order of the Surrogate
OF the Couay New York, Netlce hereby given TO all
Of the cy Of NewYo sir2l- woman deceased 10 present
lh with the vouchers thereof subscribers a, the
Office of the subscriber W Tempeton Johnson No ~ yss
the City of New Gork before the F-nth daf
OF July '
GEO. 7. STRONG, administrator
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

IN PURSUANCE of an orier OF the Surrogate
eithe County Of New York, Notice hereby given all
persons having c aims against Coeus Heye late Of the
Cyo New York gentlrman deceased present the same
with the vouchers thereof the subscribers the
r. ?. Heye No 222 Pearl-straet the City Of New York
on before ths third day of May nsx-Dated Newly or
the thirtieth day OF October, 1913.
EDWARD P UEYER
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-17

~ OIICE The limited copartnership Of James
Brown having ceased by the death OF the general part
e' me Produce commission business will be coatinued
50 Wafer street. By the subscribers under
oi Terry, Mathews & Co. THEODORE. PERRY.
CHARLES ID. MATHEWS.
BOVILLE SUBWAY.
New York, Feb
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-01-06
GOVERNOR FUCKERS MESSAGE.
Or SoUTH CARoLIN

This document is too lonr for insertion
we have therefore concluded to give on
readers short analysis IF its contents-
Alter the usual eXorAi m, the governor
takes occasion 10 express his d, ciIed dis
appreciation of all protective tariff, and hi,
conviction tn hlctua'i ms IN trade W al
be gre ally l"ssenod # the system nf Free
Trade was adopte by all nations, and
IN this we m st rordnlIv agree VITA hlm
He then discusses a. crusiierable Iengtn
on education and t,p,on N "A ,ew PIN
OF procedure in regard To it y the eJs-
latarc. The following is the PIN he pro
poses:
AS mode Of est ,blishing school: and
promo'ng education in the safe. | sug-
g'st TO your C nsi lertl,n he DroprIe'v ri
establishing a comm N ald primary rec
school, in each and every inhg bted town.
snip IN the state, unler the dire,ti #
the law, and the b ard OF count, 20 ice OF
The respective 20 mites, or su h ether per-
sons rs NAV lie d sgna'ed bv the law
for SIX months in each wear at least, and
OF levylng tax on the persons and prop
erty OF the cI'Izans If the state sufficient
I" heiray the reasonable expenses OF III n
scho rs, when added to the pr ifs arising
from The sch oil lands in the respective
townships"
lie then adVerls to the 6npncial con Ii
ton OF the state treasury, and the D ,siIion
OF the slate in relation to the several INKS
with which it has been connected. He
considers the debt of the state to consist Of
The warrants Of the auditor of public ac.
counts upon the state treasury, and the
bonds issued on accounts of the Planters
Bank, and that provision should be nude
as speedily as possible for their payment.
But as on former occasions, he denies The
liability of the state for the payment of
the Union Bank bonds. He recommends
some change 10 The mode If taxa;ion. SO
that all property be taxed on the dd ralo.
rem principle, and that no property Of va
lue he exempt. He says the expeninure
on account of The Juiicial departmen, is
much too great, and recommends that the
Judicial districts be reduced to seven, and
that the constitution be so amended rs 20
aOdlsh the separate superior copr of
,hancery, AMI confer chancory iuris lie.
ion on the circuit courts. This las, is
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-01-06

d. Il Io'tcE, having received a ma lorl-
~ was declared duly elected speaker
GA moupn OF Mr.. Coleman, of DeSrto
the h'u,e proceeded to the election OF a
Clerk.
Mr.. l.. l.. Taylor, beng nominated,
and having no opposition, was elected by
acc'anl'ion.
E 5. Fa rI>h WIS elected Door.kecpcr.
On m ii n of Mr.. B own, of Coahoma.
The house adopted the rlles of the last
house OF representa- ives tor its govern.
ment.
On mott n, the house adjourned until
3 p. IN.
3 O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
The house met pursuant to adjourn.
mont. a Jolnt cpmmttce was appointed
t. wait upon the Governor, and infrom
hlm thrt both HOSES were ready to re-.
ceWe any communication from him.
Mr. Coleman gave notice that on to.
morr,w he would ask leave to introduce
Bill t. divide the State of Mississippi
mo con .re-sional districts"
On M ten Of Mr. Boone, of Tishemn.
g the tolow'ng joint resolution was a
d ped:
ReSOIued, The senate concurring, that
the two h 'u,es meet in the Representa-.
tive Hall Tomorrow, at IL o'clock for the,
purpose OF electng State Printer and
Sergent at Arms.
On motion IF Mr.. Grant of Jackson,
ReSotred, The senate concurrng. the
W. houses meet in the Representative
II II, on Thursday the llth inst. for the
purpose ufeIect,ng Senator.
Nm motion of Mr.. Cushman, of La
Iayetie.
ReSoIred, That the door keeper be re.
I nred 10 furnish seats within the Bar of
Inc hou'e Or such editors and reporters OF
ne"sp 'pers, who may desire TO report the
DroceedIng', &c.
And then the house adjourned to ii
0'c,ock to m rrOw,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-01-06

liag'our. II wQald be better bo,,s
and ms, If there were no ce"1 any cl0'o,
men OF being turned out, and if 10 Lof Gov
ces of getting in were thus. 40 ;. we chal
be- so much diminished that Office o'y Vol
might cease to be profession. p Seetr,
one now, and its members aro .%
nation within our nation, baviu, sor \
ana Interests, in general, very cn"; View
me interests ofall the rest ofus. '!b
Mr.. Calhoun, insthat speech .. !,
to, to which we have several ,,ma ne w.
red, has pointed one of the canso a' releI
great spread ofthis evil in our IanJ O lR
found in the usuroation upon the con., i 4
llon-of the power ofremovaI from mus os y
which has been exercised rill ,bs r. ONE.
Of the public service have become ON ,' .
and lis employments The prizes of sp'l
fiercely disputed and for eve, ,an gam
with constantly altering success '"1 "
party scale goes d own freiebted ,;,S oa y
nee seekers, and preponderaIing b W." u o.
lhnt
weight; the success is thus asb;a ~ l"of|
rewards are distributed, the m,I.ooe o'' u
Leap out, and that scale kicks The beam
Then the same thing takes placs s on :,
other side, and with the same result, Wv ~
10 TINS alteration we are doomed, iii ,%i'
principle shall be ablndened. and
better one adopted in which all the n,a.
dents acted down to the younger A5'n'
II Is sad to think, but il is true. tha, %
abuse came in with Jackson. 1t must I
'olutely be reformed; for beside tho A.
lnrbance caused by the rushing to and ,'|
Of hungry parlisans; besides the Io,, y
lime to them who might be honest and h'
", and whe are tempted into politics a,
oitery; besides the injury done the Dnhl
&c service by the uncertainty ori,sm
,ure, The political effect OF this system !,
most ruinous. II insures TO every suc,o'
i've government that it shall speedily,
'aralysed by a powerful opposition, srI I
Is has existed in congress now nearly g.
IF since the system originated. A we,t
government; disturbed people; such
wo great effects of. the JacobinicaI dr..
rines of The spois and of rotation in oE
ice; and OF disregard by the president, IN |
which congress was his guilty accom,Ilce,
# one of the great and wise checks Of tho
constitution. IN. Y. Gazette.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-01-06

lien mime 10 attempt TO eu!ogI'e.
there were any two qualities Of the hu
man mind IN which he exceled all othe
men, it may be said that it was IN his IN
erring judgment and unfnching integ
rity. And did he deem the institution o
Masonry as useless? Ne. lie has !ef
his sentiments explicitly and impcrish
ably recorded in its favor; and his grea
name shall live in the fond memory oil
Masons 10 the "last syllable Of recorded
time"
There, too, is the name of Lafayette.
the youthful and gallant champion OF
American liberty the co-laborer Of
Franklin aud Of Washington, and their
equal in those virtues which elevated
him as Mason and dignilird him as a
man - the Washington Of France -
whose decease did, but yesterday, cIoihe
the civilized world in weeds of mourn
ing. Was his honesty SO corrupibe, or
his judgment so mean and contemplate
tina; he could not discover that Masonry
was superseded and useless? There Is
a brother now present whose happiness
it was, in Lodge over which Jackson
presided, and in which Carroll mingled.
10 fraternize with that great and good
man around the Masonic altar.
But, enough:-whenever such objec
ions shall, hereafter, be urged against
MaSonry--an institution have the prn
;ipes Of virtue for its foundation, aud
human happiness for its object; our
brethren can point TO the triumvirate
whom | have mentioned, whose names
'dorn the Sacred Volume; and 10 Frank,
IN, Lafayette, and Washington, whose
'irtues ten thousand living tongues at
est; and triumphantly exclaim: here,
) a sufficient refutation. Sanctioned by
UGH names, and based upon such Prin-
lples, Masonry will live as long as
'an's nature is unchanged, and bis cx,
tence on earth continues. The ridi
ale and Sneers AMI abuse Of It's enemies
Jay be heaped upon it, bat in vain
ny attempts that may be made to over
row, or abolish it. will be as unavail,
g as would be human effort to qucnch
e stars, or to shroud the glories of the
oon-day sun.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-01-06
From the Southern Reformer.
PROCEEDINGS OF OUR STATE
LEGISLATURE.
MONDAY, January l, 1914

tAO'DAii AoAA'
SENATE his body convened in the
senate chamber on to-day at | O'Clock,
and there appeared twenly.foue senators
who took there sea S, 10 wit: Messrs. Ad.
ANS; Bri-coe. Beene, Bell, Brougher,
Bond, Dnpree. Durr, Gnirn, Horne, KERN,
Mon'gomeN, J. W. Mathews, Pegues,
GUN, Ramsay. Swan, Tn mpson, Till.
man, Ven'reSs, w I'll and Wihers-2i.-
There leing ii q 'ornm, Mr.. J. w. Mat.
lhewS was called to the chair; when the
senator's pr "eede To ballot for n presi
dent, which re,uIt"d in the rhoch of the
II m. jesse Spelght. OF Lnwndes.
Mr.. John Wick was oh sen secretaty
OF the senate, and Mr.. HUI son door. keep.
er.
On milton Of Mr.. Swami, of Rankin,
the ru IS OF the last session were adopted,
pnvl leo the house Of representatives con.
cured theLeln.
Mr. Bel then introduced the following
res zion:
Resolrei. Tint Join, select commit.
tie Of three m mners on the part of the
>ena'e and Oh The p"rt of The house of rep
reSentat $, be appointed 10 wait on his
exec !ency The govern,r. and inform him
that tie IWo hniSes are ready to receive
any communication he may please to
make; when the senate adj urnoG
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-01-06
CT AIMS TO OFFICE.

There l. bit me sort of right any man
can establish t. an office, and that right
he has when he has served in it faithful
ly, or in such another as naturally leads
To 1t. The public service requires practi'
cal, and 20 d men first of all but TO al
lure these 1t ought to have a character OF
perseverance, and the disgrace and In
convenience of ejecment ought never to
hang over any MINIS head during good be-
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-01-06

We have received the LIST AMI I'd nun.
beFS OF the So"ther" Daily Retormer -
the energetic and able proprietor, do.
serves the patronage of the community
tor the in Iuslry he has exerted and soIici-
I'd ne has h wn to make the Reformer
a nSeu' and interesting journal. twill
be issued ally during the session of the
legislature. ''''
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-01-06
MONDAY, January, !. 1874.

fiousE.-A Quorum be ny pressnt-On
motion ot Mr. Coleman, Of DeSoto. the
house proceeded to The election of Spea-
ker.
} l.. Totem of Marshall, r. II. Boone
of Il~hemnyo and Geo. Winchester of
Adams, beng no inaied.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-01-06

The elect n for Public Printer came
on this d,,, aud on the first balIotting, re-
suited in fvor of the publishers of the
MlS>lS>l3pi'n, who were nobIy sustained
ny the DEM ratio party of the Slate, the
vote is a, f,llnws:
Price & Rnhrer, 60.
bud ey " Palmer, 80.
VIM Nj. Smyth, %.
[Mississippidn.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-01-06

The Legislature ofthia sta'c, has fixed
on nexr Tuesday, being the OH day of
January, for the eIertion Of U. S. Sena.
toy. IL is thought that Roger Barton of
Marshall will be the successful candidate.
Mr.. L. Paine has disposed Of his inter.
est in the Democratic (La,) Advocate,
AN il will in future be conducted by T. B.
r. II t.h and its pgcsan' editor. G. P.
Cock. The Advoi cate is right sterling
sheet ani we wish 1t sue e <, although
We differ as to our presideniial candidates.
The legislature OF Alabama pissed res.
oIutians unpnlmo y in favor of the an
nexalion o Tex,s 10 The United States.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-01-06

Popular onl &c ihink good measur, and
we hope q law my he passed in accor
dance with il. lie tlkesup the su jet Of
the penilemiary and adsertlng to snrle.
~ OF points come ted with it, he Suggests
it would be as well 10 employ he convicts
in such a way as would pteveni their com
ing in competition with the mechanics OF
the slate lie thinks the assignment mad
by The Planters Bank tothe United States
Bank Of Pennsy lvana ought II he can
celled if the interests OF the state would
S FIR by it. lie agrees with ,he Iegi,a-
lure Of Album, in recommending the
of Texls, and after allisjoo
10 some min r mnters The message closes.