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TlooI. and SiatiOnar
AND .gsltgf6sfO Org.
BlGnk ROoL;ss for sails &c g ,; sassl

4 - 80
AND ..slNff,r0fy.
Blank R0oEss for sals g a slssh
1t-KsHE seribsrsiioaary and
Family - sse OIL nirae.. "a ssrs ss s.ss
Teaiarpes,ls: Sfttehells. oinxes Smfib,s j.
1lhies ~, -, N,- bszeh's Spelling Books
sior'a cobb's; &c. and Wcbs.a,,. i, ~
united States. ~ Primers Of al ire. IN.
Ils'orH % eolofed Aimanses, the Farmers.
ho smalbsA Comic, for 1876 together with
1ook jb6rtment Of Misetllaneous, CiaSAicsI and.
Magical Books Annusls for tS46.,
STATIONARY.
Bonnet boards, feals Cap and letter paper, 3,
cry ias priees Wrapping Paper, States aud
'is.e Teptils Enfelope Paper voiored Wrap
ing Paper Pelfolated Paper for needle work
Slack Steel Pen Ink. q superior article
i! ST. his Ink h&s3stood the test, and is eonsi-
efed tl'e best Ink III The market, being entirely
rec tromsll destructive qualities, and is equally
dvatagepus 10 be used ~ the quill
e'old aud Silver Peneii Cases Gold Pens and
sermsn Silver PEG sid Pencil Cases in one Purses,
'oekti Books, Wallets. and Money Belts
!. Sesing. Wsx, Red. Black, and eoiofed, ia small
lieks; Ptnknses Desk Kaiyrs, Ivory Folders, &c. ]
PrintiRs Ink in kegs frotn77o To 100 lbs
The Aboyei together with complete srsoriment
almost every dTiele Ia lie Book and Stationary
ne, are offered at the Invest market prices for /
ish sAor 10 trade for Rags al the highest ma,kftj
ties.
h BLANK BOOKS.
iBlsnk Boots Of all sizes made TO order and ruI.
Ito any pattern at shot notice, anil constant
FPpis al~ays on hand, Of Medium, Deny and Gap
edges. Journals, Day Books, Record. Cash aud
voice Books Memorandum aud Pass Books Cy-
lcring and COPY Books. made Ia the best manner
Country Merchant, aud others are invited 4, ealI
u egamine our assortment.
PARSONS g PRESTON,
ookscllrfs and Slaiiuners. Isl Prai ST., ali5in-
ing the Rsilroasl Depot Baltimore.
8 ptembcr is, Is45 !-As5. s5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

Essfs p i'aSisgr5s d.a ~ iksnsssis. $. J, Z,
hiiis nfiesaists Fl e s;;ssssr,u N sea tis
oSt 80, lsis-ta
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
COPELAND & GROVE,
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AMNG - SNR eAseEtSeA eSNttesSsc y
40 Market ST., Baltimore,
n T reduced prices, warrsnted Of superior
IA manufacture, fashionable 81, 10 and finish
- Best supertne Beaver Hat - 90
Y Fine do ANeuiria Beaver 3 90
~ Cashmere, very best quality 90
Extra super MoIeskin1( Fr Plush)3 SO
= Russia hal. finest article 90
Satin Beaver Silk hat 50
Good Silk hats 80
Children's hats, blue and black, with ms(
YOUTHS boys and chillren's Copssof evsyue
scriplion also winter caps in fur, glsfs' anu
silk oil caps. -. &,
ted by sending their measure 10 " numoe, 8.
inches, taken either round the Ssa, 81 sn us
outside O The hs, over the s.nd 90 ,.sr
II must b. stated when wr,ssn, = 'ng -.
,cn,;on viii be paid 70 %, orders, y though the
PERSON we're preseS ,s,r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

The Ia l. Judge Pease. Of the Supreme
Court Of hhs Stale Of Ohio, was noted
wsg. Al young lawyer wOs once making
his first effort before him, and had lAfpwn
himself ibn the wings Of bis imasinaton
into the 9esenih heaven and "as see #ins
ly preparing fora higheFascent, ~hen me
Judge sirpck his ruler on the ceak Two
or three times exclaiming % ite s u,
i,hea oJalor-'Hold on-hola Oh my dear
sirt Doa't 80 any higher Tor yoa' are q 81.
ready q ,Of The jarisdie'ion o. Tins court,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
MERCHq.NT IAIL OR.

!. WERCH4NT Tail OR,
M, 90 Wutts st.. Opposite chespsids,
DESPEcTFULLY informs his old friends in
y Jefferson and the neighboring couuiies, tkat
he has opened shop as above. and soliciis call
from them, he has now on hand 4 new and
fashionable siockof
Cloths, Cdssimeres, Kestings, &C.,
mich viii be offered on The most reasonable
terms. Goods viii be made to order NJ the
shories, notice, and no h,, no paw. Give hima
trial before going elssw
Baltimore, October 2, i645--6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

Oh The special list of letters remaining.
oneinpost. oiaess % his towyis. vi noticed
opnts a,sssea rs. .TsAsasn Taal.
shire --HHs Pal, Sonc9rd. New II nl-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

when be pulled 49, 4
swae 10 an unfortunate who wasin the |, 4.
Bit oftskiGg dro3too much. sHaw III II
inquired red eye. Why. yoa ttILai1iat
bsllla Of Brandy iriss i vas ilsdii;sa ]
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

MarIiea IS. Bariea---A clergyman.
who il the lottery Of ma:tinouy /. had
drawn q share that proved worse iban
blank, was iust experiencing~a severe
scoldiug from Xanlippe. when be- vas
called upon 10 unite aPair in the blessed
state 81 wedlock. The poor parsoa, &C
i,ualed by his own feelings aud fxpe...
rience rather than by a.sense Of bis ca
nonicAl duty. opened The book ani be !.
gan:
Man Ina, Is bors Of woman hath bui
I n shott, time to live. and is FOIL Of trouble \
Sca repeating paR Of tie burial service.
The assonished bridegroom exclaimed,
Sir, sir, you .mis,ake-we came here ID
be msrried. not buried,
well, said the clergyman, il ypn in-
sist On il. / am obliged tomarry Won,
but believe me, friends. You had betlel
be blried.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

HH.--llDHI. sam one E4sffr 70 iFTs (
IL ssss = : sSsl:i .nai R.sS.u,sF il.
W. i that Our pk,ly- Z
.Vy. yes. bossy. Il d ihasss ~ sp pu,s
ID vote f0r hat ere parry. yan SolsI
J youTsfif farm. : -
aFell. eont 60 shas unless ihey \ 60
lillIa further rants affirm and so1as-
SoSrl 70 pofk 4, besidss Exit bah
Sawting - Messenger.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

a man diva soillh built . hdnSe q Fn1S
and icri hung ont his shipsly al Z I'D.
the lblloxiag adssr;is .nen so lie ~
lsge pspets--
Notice 10 Tfsreii~fs siss ofi;he pis
and Rsfur Having .ha,N siS:a e cltss I'll
iioa 10 my Public dxsl.ir.s house i al.
prepared Is contain EAslsr q s.arF.
hostile, maaneF lksu - 4 II AR, iCasier
either. Call ard n sas. Do ssns.s-
mea,, i-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

As this AlI-liesiin, o.. -
e0nnleHfsite We baye e;s Is rs oeen greatly
fie thai mo Dinirn, II caution 70 the pub
asmss Of Jsues 1esil;.Ies geauiue unless he
& co. srenriiien vim ,s, s James AieAlliser
The label i ~ 81 IA. upoa every label a.
shssIaLE M. ~ ~ ~ ne hsnrs ofIx-
NowSre hereby oiFsr ! 4. ~ .lee. =
% conviction in any 81 III g $780, 70 be psd
vn,ied States, Of any courts oflks
', sas,sa, - s0un'elssiiisg QUE
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16
Ole Bulbs Niagara.

The eastern editors pile up all the
enthusiastic adjec.ives in the language,
in speaking Of this new composition.-
Ii this work Of the grea. artist can by
its combinations Of arrangement, tone
and execution, bring back to the ear
even faint echo Of its mighty roar-if
il can paint upon the fancy counter.
fei. Of the perpetual iris which spans
in sunshine the foaming chasm-if i,
can renew to the mind the stirring emo
tons Of terror and wonder, felt never
10 be forgotten by those who look fol
the FIRST time apon this "hell Of wa
ters," he is indeed one Of the bap,iz ed
Of genius. but i. seems to US to be q
power withheld by the Almighty from
every other bu, His own H land.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16
The Concert

At Griffcy's Hall on Friday evening last
was attended by large aud ience. Mr.
RoDsrxs presided at the Piano Forte, and
was assisted BY Mr. LoSeLEY and the Messrs
PARTRIDGE. The pieces were judiciousiy
selected and well performed, and there
was no drawback to the evenings enter
tanment but the i'll construction Of the
room for such performance--there being
but about eight feet space bstween the floor
and celing--and the want Of suitable ven
tilation. Mr. Robbins has done much
already in improving our church music and
is deserving the countenance and supper,
of this community.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16

TH
The Foreign Press upon our Eltc-
iion.-The latitude Of remark in which
the Foreign Press indulge upon our
President elect is not to be traced to
any influence j. may exercise upon any
one great question. II is not its effect
upon State indebledness-i, is not its
bearing upon the doctrine of Free Trade
nor is it its indicated foreign policy
as connected with Texas and Mexico.
1t looks no. upon the surface but into
the deeps. Locofocoism is looked up
on abroad as it is here. II is not a
plant Indigenous in our own soil, OF
which they know nothing except from
imported specimens. They have the
same turbulent upheaving in their own
political system and they know il to be
in direc. hostility TO all of permanence
and excellence in government and com.
munity. II is the leveling system which
brushes but never lifts up-wi.houl
seeking to elevate, its inevitable ten.
dency is 10 bring down. Everything
of character and merit is "aris,ocracy"
and its opposite Of debasemen. and
meanness is Democracy. I. is in con.
flics with public prosperity and public
faith. l. cries down the credit system,
yet SCOTS at all the obligations Of plight.
ed faith, regulates debts stamped with
the signet of state authority. II ex
Ponds its whole force Of invective I'D.
on banks, yet fills the country with the
veriesl rag mills that ever claimed to
issue representatives Of bubble value.
1t claims to labor for the best good OF
the whole race, yet doubles forces with
party who strive to extend an eternal
slavery Of the species. It processes to
legislate for small means, 10 coun,erac,
the influence Of heavy fortunes, we,
vents impotent malice against every
form Of associated wealth. It defines
itself 10 be "practical christianity" yet
marches up whole regiments Of sappers
4 r
rali,y and religion. Verify it is singu-
lar that men who wish we'll to the hu.
man family, should not be able to see
"crowning mercy" in the success Of
such a party.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16

The concluding sentences in the re-
port Of the resident U. S. Engineer al
Du Buque, as published in the Tran.
script, in,ima,es that further appropri-
atoms may be expected from the Gov
ernmen. for the purposes of Internal
Improvement. Should we become
sovereign state this resource will be
cut off-bu, what OF that! What is
twenty or forty thousand dollars Of u.
S. funds expended in the Territory to
the glory Of standing number twenty
seven on the roll of the confederated
s.a.es-.he forty or fifty officers, state
and national. which graduated on small
rates Of pay now. will be made by the
process of legislative candle-dipping,
comfortable berths where the "ancient
Pistols" Of the party-the Captains OF
iiflies and the Captains Of hundreds
may have their bread thickly buttered
q. the State pantry. The people pay
the scot-who cares. In a national
point Of view, the amount Of money
sinks into still greater insigni6cance.
Think Of the importance-nay the me-
cessi.y Of having two Senators from the
State Of Iowa in the new Congress, TO
swell the listof ayes" upon all ques-
,ions which strike a. the real prosperity
Of the country, and to shout "Nay."
TO all acts demanded by our interest or
our honor-Contirm appointments made
from the "lazzaroni' Of the Office seek
ers-do anything and every thing to
pcrpc,uale the triumph Of radicalism
over reason. Let us be made State
never mind our improvements.-
Drive across open prairies---jump
sloughs--swim creeks--pay our State
officers in wheat, corn. wolf skins,
beeswax, state scrip, worth fifty per
cent. of the face, and store orders--any
thing in default Of money, and throw
up our hats for the mos. purely demo-
cratic Constitution in ,ire Union.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16

Some persons. in alluding TO the new
State Constitution, seem to think the re.
duction OF the Judges sala RIGS very impor-
tant affair, when in fact, this is but q very
small item in the expenses Of the Judiciar.
Those expenses the present year. as as
certained by the Marshal, apart from the
salaries, am cunt to thirty five thousand
dollars; and this is all paid out of the Treas.
ury of the United States! How different
Il will be when it has to oe paid out oil
the pockets, Of the people Of Iowa.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16

T0T tue x1uHN.Eye'
.Run NOW. pray thee, TO meet her. and
say unto her, Is it well with thee?"-Il.
Kings. iv. 26.
Is it well with thee?
Thou " no midst heaped up store
Dnst plan and strive for more.
Thy hope-t''y joy--thy trust
Placed or earth's shining dust,
How goes it with Thy souI7-Now truly tell,
Is there oil safe and wcl7
is it we'll with rheel--
Thou who in pleasures bowers
Dost laugh away tiny hours
Soothing thy sou! to rest
With wine-esong--dancea and jest,
Awake, Q thoul h:iess dreamer: wake and
Dnrst thou rcply-"'ris well?"
Is il we'll with thee7
Pale student. coming DER
The pond'rous volumes lore,
Milking myself a shrine
For gems from VISIONS mine,
The pearl of price unsoaght?-Wisc fool!
canst tell
II thou wilt find il we'll?
Is it well with thee
O! man Of secret sin!
Look, il thou burst, within
And view the foul deeds there.
Nurt'ring the fiend despair;
She bides her time, in thunder tones to tell
'Tis not--nor shall be we'll.
Is it we'll with thcef
Thou who dost bear the name,
Once mark of scorn and shame,
Now often horne by those
Called friends-but cruel foes,
0, pausc--consider deeply-truly tell
Christian, with thee isl welI7
Is it we'll with thee7
On Christ and Christ alone,
With nothing Of thy own,
Is thy foundation laidl
Then onward-God will aid;
Art faint-cheer up. I'll answer tines and
tell
It il and shall be we'll.
| Is il well with thces
| Yes--for thy hopes are euro.
| A trust that shall endure
| When natures funeral pyre
Shall glow with fame and fire,
| Thy voice the loud acclaim Of saints shall
/ swell
| And shout--"'Tis well--'tis we'll.
Burlington, Jan. s, l645.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16

1.-The war that for a space did fail,
Now trehly thundering, swelled the
gale"
Some OF our presses have II curious way
Of giving in their support 10 this luxu.iani
pl I'm tree. which is to shed dew and shad'
ow upon the people.
The Standard Of last week, had three ar
tielcs. the Transcript two and the Keosau.
qua Times one, on the subject. neither Of
which will manufa cture many votes for lis
adoption. The Da verport Gazette and our
selves are o2,imists and wait with perfect
calrnness the result, ready to cxclaim like
good Mussulmen, "God is grcst."
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16
South American News.

Late arrivals from this section bring
accounts Of difficulties with the Argen
tine Republic. Com. Voorhees, o.
our squadron. it is reported, has seized
their whole feet, in consequence OF
gross insult offered to the U. S. brig
cambridge, and the baEque Rosalva,
owned in New York. Capt. Newman,
who recently committed suicide, was
commander Of the cambridge at the
time she was fred into by the Buenos
Ayres brig.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16

The late Session Of the County
Commissioners, Afforded some rare
specimens Of the dignity and decorum
with which matters Of hearing and ar.
tculasion may be conducted. The de-
Bates as reported by an eye and ear
witness, were models Of Parliamentary
elocusion, and gave deligh. to num.r.
ons auditory. That the character of
the entertainment may not DO mimn.
dersiood, we may qualify the specie.
ofenjoyment impaired, BY saying i, Va.
such as congrega.es ring of the hang.
ers on at groceries, round couple Of
bull dogs goring each other in The s,r..,
or filling up the select circle, to e. .
couple of game cocks gaff ,hemselv..
to death. Jack Bunce. in Scott, Pi.
rate, who drew freely upon langu,g.
not recommended in the decaloeue, in
L
his ora.orical displays, calls the u,s a.
these energetic explosives, "Sho,,in.
his discourse. Borrowing Jacks
metaphor, this session exhibited ali "a.
rleties Of missiles from forty -four pound
balls, down to rife slugs. Ths order
with which business was TRANSACTED
was like that scene in the House Of
Commons, when Cromwell filed in hi.
squad of grenadiers, or The Council Of
The Five Hundred adjourned sine die.
by Bonapar,e, at the pon. Of the bayo.
net. tits loco foco posse, and we do
not wish to interfere with their method
of serving the public, bu. we would bes
to ask in our most obsequious manner,
how many of these periodical cursinss
and swearings we are TO have. before
we can know the amount of the Coun.
~ debt, and if it can be 60, at by sim.
pie or compound equation, what mum.
Der Of official "bear bai,ings" will DO
needful before we can have Cour.
House!
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16
Will the pledge be reGecme ed


The Hon. s. A. DoUoLAss, in his
speech at Nashville pledged himself 10
the crowd there assembled, if Tennes.
see did not give majority for James
K. Polk, it was determined, in the
event Of his election, that he should no,
be the President of the United States
from Tennessee. but his residence was
TO be changed and he would be hailed
as James K. Polk, President Of the
United States from Illinois! Ou'
readers have been informed that MI
Polk has already broken up house
keeping at Columbia and taken lodg,
ings al the Nashville Inn. Perhaps
that was the ini,iatory step TO his re-
moval to the Sucker State. We ex
pect to hear, when the whole affair il
fully consummated, that Tennessee ha.
gone into deep mourning for her con
tumacy in thus voluntarily ,hrusting
from her bosom so eminent citizen;
but the greatest sorrow on the par! Of
the majority will probably be occasion.
ed in being deprived Of another opor.
tuni,y to show how dearly they love,
honor and respect him.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16
Massachusetts seems determined n

Massachusetts, seems determined not
to DO things BY halves. Al the lale
Congressional election. the wings add
ed three more TO their delegation. In
the 4lh district, Parmenter is defeated
and Thompson, Of Charlestown Bun.
ker Hill Wing, elected by fair major.
ity. In the 9th, Frog-Soup Williams
is progressing towards an election, like
his namesake in the well, who jumped
up three feet and fell back two-he has
lost since the November election, 697.
The next trial will not leave .'grease
spot of locofocoism in the State.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16
It il and shall be we'll.
Foreign News by the Acadia.

The Steamer Acadia reached Bcstoa Dec.
2lst with Liverpool papers Of the 4th..
The cotton market is in depressed con.
dition, with an anxiety on the part of large
holders to sell. American Securities are
fat and quotations are entirely nominal,
which is attributed 10 the result Of our
Ell lection, news Of which was received by
the Hibernia. Parliament fs prorogued 10
February 4th.
Washington Irving minister to the court
If Spain has returned to Madrid.
Thomas, Henderson Professor of astron.
envy in the University Of Edinburgh died
on the Goth.
great banquet was given to Sir Henry
Pottinger at Liverpool on the 18th.
The large banking House Of Messrs
Rogers, Towgood & Co, tRogers the poet,
has been robbed Of E4O, 900 in bank notes
lab out 5000, 0C0) besides securities to a
| heavy amount.
Mr. O'Connel has taken the field again
in the cause Of Repeal. He addressed the
| Associa ton at Dublin, Trailer, Limerick
and other piac
The French papers represent the con
quest Of Algiers as complete. Both Eng
lsh and French prints are copious in theil
comments upon the result of the Presiden.
tial Election, and without distinction oil
purity express establishment at the success.
Of Mr. Polk. Everything American in the
markets felt the shock-State scrip and
cotton alike dropped under its whitening
influence,
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16

The Rev. Mr. Hutchinson's Sermon at the
Congregational Hall last Sab bath morning
deserves more than casual notice. The
doctrine was sound and the exposition murk
ed with sigma! !orco and eloque=ce Of Ian.
guage. 1t should have addressed tself TO a
larger audience. Will some one gifted with
"second sight" inform US how many gears
will elapse. before we shall have decent
place for worship,
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16
A Mr. Crih6eld Of Covington, Ky

A Mr. Crih6eld Of Covington, KY,
has written John Tyler's Euthanasia
in fourteen s,anzas. 1t is published in
the Madisonian .'by authori.y''--we
suppose. If there is a vacant consul.
ate or any other small sinecure, worth
from twelve to fifteen hundred dollars
a year, Mr. Crihfeld should have his
account squared off.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16

F. G. TREApwELL, Esq, Governor Dorr IS
Solicitor. after wasting considerable lung
power. has got decision from the Supreme
Court, which will satisfy the public gener-
ally; however unpalatable it may be to his
own organs Of taste. Tho Court refuse to
interfere. This soap hubs|e. will in time.
get pretty cffaciusli~ prieSod.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16
The Sub Treasury.

This precious exo,.' from between tht
monarchcai tropics is to si.oot out from the
trunk of Repu5licanism. The sill passed
the House on the 2lst instant. Goot-we
like this. II is small matter that tIis
same scheme has been thrice defeated under
the same roof. It is OF no consequence
that NJ. Van Buren, was swept from the Elk.
ecutiye Chair in tornado. upon the same
issue. 1t is Of no account that we did not
hear whisper in its favor, during the
grooming and jockying of the Presidential
nags. 1t is all the better for these draw
backs. 1t is an entertainment mot put
down in the BILL" thrown in eratuitously
by the manager, for which we are grateful
but shall we have the whole programme
BY all means, let US have il. Commence
BY annexing the Penal Colony. Texas, for
the tragedy; follow up tho repeal Of the
Tariff US comedy, and let New York
and Pennsylvania make their first appear.
ancc in the cast Of parts, and to close up,
let US have the "most lamentable comedy"
Of "Py.amus and Thisby," with John. c.
Calhoun as "ioonsaine," Gen. Quattle.
baum as the "Lion," and James K. Polk, as
the "Wall," through whose fingers North.
ern "barn burners, )" and Southern nulIifers
whisper their honied sentences. II you
have any gratitude, give our old friend
Virgiany John, the Texas .sstooI pigeon ,,
the perquisite Of lamp lighter, for his share
in getting up tie performance.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16
Late and Important.

The Legislature Of South Carolina
has adjourned. The negroes will pro-
badly have an extra thirty mine on the
bare back upon the return of'hese lords
Ipf creation to their homes.