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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28
STONE CUTTING.

NKZILLiAM L0UGHRiDGE respectfully
w informs The citizenso Jefferson, ClarkeJ
Frederick, and adjoining counties, v no may
wish tosmark hegfaves of,heir lamented dead.
that he still continues 70 make and superscribs
Monuments sBo1, Column, and plain
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

Nkson Ear,n.

Is a Superior = q s or ia ?.
N Pursuance OF DTsbr vi. s Dsf;rlal ~
= dsrsigoed, made ber. 1888, and Gov q IL
Il .ne I'm oar q exes0f JsiIefsoa Comfy Deed
rsla e 10 secure certain money,
5oek 20 Fg,A The undsrssaed, as Trustee,
.ss,sla ~ premises stpubiic anctiou, to The
~. ~ DER, on he % III II 0riptr, lsss the
gfo,riias Spring Farm,
Cop1hining s3f Acres.
The lid Farm is 10 gedsrson County, Virgin
Il. 4 The most convenient fze, admirably locSt-
Cd, and is one ofthe most tssnatie lathe ccunt
~. II Is tvo miles from 6hs,iestown and eight
ni'es ffon fIarpers-Ferry. The W. q r. Rail
Road passes through 4, and he Hampers Feny.
aud snihfsld Turnpike isohe mile distant. A
never falling and most etpions spring, from
which il defisesdts name, gfss from the base Of
lhe blll upoo which he mstsion stands, and 90.
II some 40 steps from the door. his Of pure and
Saser and Of fDrce ane volume sufR.
Gent 70 turn q mill.
Thase who wish 10 pufehase Jefferson tand,
should tiet his cprqlunisy pas, Is i j. Of
kind that bui seldom Offers.
Tefms-Ca>h
wM B. THOMSON, Trustee
Au~uSf 81 l24S
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.M0use 3. LOt FOR Sale.

House ~ Lot for Sale.
q VILE offer for sale, before the door of A.
4 BELLS Hotel, Harpers Ferry, on Saturday
the sob day Of !fugust ns+t, the
House 4 Lot of ground
in Bolivar, lately occupied bsF4W ". stephen
son. M /.
The undersigned sells as Attorney for said
Stephenson, and as such attorney will convey
A deed was secured to said Stephenson for the
said property BY the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chaneery, at lis late term, and such
deed willbe made to the purchaser BY tho Con
missioner appointed BY The decree. The title
thus conveyed will be full and absolute.
Terms Of Sale lone half cash, the balance in
two equal payments at six and twelve months
from ihe dayio sale. Bond and approved Sc.
curiiy for the deferred payments.
ZADOcK BUTT. 4
Harpers Ferry. Aug. 81, la45<
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I $50 REV ARD.

TT OST, a Silver Watch, double case, Baird,
IA Edinburg, lbe maker, No. S2l0O. Tho
above reward win be paid for the recovery Of
The watch Silyersmiihs will Please keep on
the look out for i.
June 10. 1916 If
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Fn.i,,6 Deparfasni SEQ ptr aaaura,

JOHN 4 SANB0hMt
TtSITioN
+. English Dsgartsasai S20 Psr aaasra
lsassscai IS Mathematical So %.
Thercueh Instruction gisrns moi only II she
Different branches which 90. si,.pie ss,'s 800
mon EDUCATION, but aAso 70 ~ lstia avg 1920
Languages, and the higher Alslihetaassess n ~
requtreaie xtent.
Ft1Ye fnpils ffem d1s.anFe aeeosn'Ho1 =.
With board on reasonable terms.
NOPE admitted exrepi skose " cnraEs =
copsinus fsens The aAy u sdmisson sill he el g
oil the s2ssion. Feftbe Trustees.
ASDREw kENNEDY, S'e'y
July 10. iS45-ia:
lFt, s. respectfully pssures those who1
il may s0acetn thai he Is teiliing an1 dts Gus 70
receive pnplis attending exclusively 70 the stu,
dies Of the English department. 40 Thai ~
sach will receive their full share Of ms h@e
ana Allegation
/. " T. +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

GaAwAL. BOATS, Built and Rspaired
~ al The shortest notice, at the Lower Shif
Yarn, by JOHN w. EASBf.
Alexandria, d. G., Aug. !, lS45--lm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

1 .ShannondaIe Company. 81
TEHE annual meeting of the stoekholdets vii
be held at the Springs on Monday he frs
day.cf September nezf. A full attendance is de.
sirabie 10 person or BY proxy
B. C. WASHINGTON,
Aug 2s,Is45 P,esident5 :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

f1AIIE subscriber having on hand great va
"a riety OF excellent patterns for machinery
for merchant, grist aud saw Mills, is prepared
to manufaciureall kinds of
Castings for MiIIs:a
such as cog wheels ,beveland .mortice wheels,
shafts, segments, gudgeous, crapks, spindtes,
steps and racket wheels. plaster breakers, burr
brushes and bTass castings Also. great Tafie-
" OF horse power & Threshiug siachiUe pat
terms, of the very best design for strength and
economy q. metal. Plough Castings Of every
description. nouidboards, lands.des andshares;
! larre stock Of wagon boxes of alLsixes, and
az the best forms. Parlor, chamber and ten
Mate stoves. caA OF The neaiest pat;erns-the
Hathaway cook stoves OF different sizes-waier
pipes and casiliron railing. All the Castings are
made Of ii saeAi materials.
TT .eshing Machines.
| The subscriber has commebced the msnufac-
ture OF HorseYpowers and Threshing Machines
! 4 his estsbiishmsnt, where be will keep sup.
DIV read for sale, made Of the very best male.
rails, and Of The most approved plan for strength
aad dursbilily, and BY no means liable TO gel
| out 81 order. They will thresh clean aud o.
easy dfaft-nhsde to- work two. four or 1--WE
horses, and warranted to work we'll.
i. He also uanufaciuFes CORN SHELTERS
10 work By hand, By horse or water power.
His Lathes and Machinery are propelled BY /
steam engine: and be Is ready 10 do All turning
/ ID brass and iron with despatch. Millipachine
~ and all .oiher work, such as Threshing Ma
chimes and Horse powers repaired promptly.
Old cast Iron. Brass and Copper taken 10 \
change for Castings r. JONES.
Hagerstossn, Md, July 10. 1915 en-
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Hagerstouon Foundry,
.I.a CMIHE 8 no n.

l1NHE subscriber having on hand great va
u riety OF excellent patterns for machinery
for merchant, grist aud saw Mills, is prepared
To manufaeture4all kinds of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28
For Sale,

"a FIRST RATE MULES, Is 10 l6hauds
I6JU high. Also, FINE HORSES can
Be seen at VIM. c. Houses Tavern, Bolivar, on
Monday and Tuesday the LIST aud % Sc piemeer.
next WA. pohLAnN'
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commissioners Sale.
Finder thu sp,horIy Of decree Of The
| ~ Circuit Superior Court of Law ard Chance
+, fer the. county 81 iefersgp, rendered in /
cause depending 10 said couli. wherein G W.
saPpington and others arc pssjqtid.. and James
Q villains and others ars Y endanis, shall
as commissieper sppoiyses By said decree,
foffer for ssle. on s0lk 4ss or .fsgusi
i,isi.s before the door u abslis Hotel, Iarpers.
Ferry, ar BRICK House. -
AMI TIE E.GA
Lot OF Ground, s.s!E
Situated rear the Island Mills, Virgin S----i<s5
lns--being The propertysold BY ]. Schoted ana
others to<said wilkins
The ,iue is deemed ibdispu,able, the sale
authorized by tie decree being directed for The
payment Of the balance On the purchase money.
TERMs-one-third cash; one-third an six
months and ons-rhird in twelve months from
Gay OF sale, with interest. Bond and approved
personal security, aud the tile to be Withheld
until sale confirmed BY the Court
VIM. C. WoRTHINGToN.
nes .sI7so Com'r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28
LiycrpooI salt.

EK7E expect from lst to 18th September,
!" 1000 Sacks Liverpool fne q coarse
SALT, e( the extra quality We usually import,
which will be offered at AUCTION. on arrival.
A. WIN FoWLE & SONS.
Alexandra, D. C., Aug. 9s, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28
Carriage for Sale.

m HAVE a Carrisge, with d double sci Of
IL Harness. which willseIl low. The Car
risee was madeexpressIy for our roads, being
very strong yet light. Ahargain can be had
10 ID, as have no use for il,
L. WI WASHINGTON.
Ang. 81, lS45-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28
-NnliCe.

Notice.
: A PPLICATIONswill be made to the Eext Lee
n gislature Of the Stale of Virginia, for a
charter TO make a Railroad feom Liltle's Falls,
90 the Shenandoah River, in the county Of JET
ferson, to intersect the Baltimore s. Ohio Rail
road, at or near the Old Furnace, with the con.
dition to stop at, or intersect the Winchester &
Potomac Railroad. at or near Reyes Switch
Prorided, That Company can give satisfactory
assurance that all freight for either the down,
ward or upward trade, shall be promptly taken
of, or delivered, as the case maybe (.
JULY "a. l945 -t6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28
a Goyerlless Wanted.

II WISH to engage the services Of well qua
II li6edILsdy TO get as GoTerDess 10 my mo-
theirs family. Anyone compaient 70 dlscnarss
the duties Of such station, would oe allowed
! reasonable salary. An elderly Lady IS prefer
red. LEWIS NELL.
An, % Ia45 Y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

1<aoIJN TIllY CURED Hams. Sides. Z Shopl
" ders. fos sale b. q Hslitnt. ces
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

SDOCK PoWDER.-A fresh suPplyof rock
~ powder received.
Also, Dupont's shooting powder, for sale BY
Aug HUNTINGTON.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-14

temperate course would, Ia the end prove
equally efficient. We would merely conine our
selves TO recall an act passed by Ihs American Con
eress IN lS09 leaving IL TO lhuse who called up
10 decide, Judge Of ts applicability and expe-
diency nHder the circumstances.
The editor then gives The non -intercourse law of
Congress- passed 10 cnunieracl The Bel lin md MILAN
DEGREES and the orders in council. The hope oi
avoiding war with England prompted the passage Of
that law. But all WAS IN vain. We had 10 60 to
war with the arrogant aggressor a few years ago.
" We shall be happy To find the Argentine repnb-
lie capable Of maintaining its integrity and terrific
rial rights against the formidable alliance of monar-
ehies now threatening its dissolution. Our syinpa
hes are with her; for deep-laid scheme in
the movements Of her enemies. That scheme is
neither more nor less than string Of French colo
MES from Patagonia TO Pernambuco, and vhain OF
English colonies from the halter port To Yucatani"
Yes, the Sun may rest assured that The Argentine
confederation will not finch in The assertion Of her
national rights, for never were her citizens more
uniIed-not even IN the war Of independence. The
determination to resist foreign dictation Is general
from The conviction both Of the usuess Of The cause
and of the deness Of all attempts by naval force to
tubdue country which possesses within itself such
abundant resources As regards England, APP
prehend that she will find out, perhaps when it too
ie that in this glorious interference she has been
iamning her own character and running her own in.
ieress, merely to promote the designs Of grasping
rival.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-14


ARisToCRACY-wHAT IS IT7 DEMoCRACY-
WHAT is IT?-What is arlstocracy? 1t is titled
nobility in which the coiruptions and mbecy al
the descendant passes current with the distinguished
worth of the ancesor--ihe vices of the Young peer
are hidden in the brightness OF ancestral reRown-a
gull of darkness spahned by ray of ight-a whited
sebu.chre Such is the arstocracy OF Europe. In
America, It is vain political butterfly, with none Of
the lowering majesty of The Eagle-it is sckly
flower in forest OF oaks-it is the obelisk that
speaks OF the dead, not The pillar that supports the
dwelling OF the living. 1t is the bane of republics
and the upas of religion. Whilst il is socially ex-
elusive, 1t seeks 10 he politically mOnopoizing. II
is galvanized lead counlerieing the genuneness Of
gold. II is the decoration Of the tailor slruitng I'M
iialion Of the royal purple. II is the rich mans
equipage-the ldler's boasl, and the stupid mans
argument 1t is ridiculous preenslon asserting au-
thoriiy in literature, fashion and good breeding 1t
Is oracuarlsm in vanity. 1t is generally nonsense,
always irreligion Ii is family blood ~ and family
consequence. II II singuary made singular, and
not AN exception made exemplary by excellence. 1t
is dress, vain glory, preenson, and fourishes. like
the mushroom growth Of darkness, in the blind tole-
ration OF the people. II claims all preierment for
services doubly rewarded. II is deceit made deceit.
full. o Temporal! o mores.
What is democracy! 1t is the opposition 10
crowns and lituar parade and pomp. II is the sub
mission OF the vicious few. IL is The many Judging
and directing and the few debating and enjoying
II is the ocean with its countless gems aud not The
rivuIet with but diamond. II is political philan-
thropy and not IL naughty contempt for mankind. 1t
is WORTH congi egative and disiribntive. Democra-
cy appreciates the talents and rewards the services
Of the obscure. II is neither exclusive in its hospi-
laliies nor oslentatous in its Offices of kindness. IL
is disposed equally towards all men. II is modest
its political claims and benevolent in its social
customs. Democracy is aristocracy rebuked. Think
Of these things. A MECHANIC.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-14

Per steamboat Warrior i'm Finches' Ferry-Mauldn q
Terrell SO bales; Crawford t;uwdy 40 Harrison & R0
binsOn rs. Albert Prentice st; jones & 5wnnzry
Cursle l5E: Simpson & Roth 90; Desha, Smith & c.
IS; Rives. Battle N 60 1906 Peck d Shackleord l61
Tart Stewart a. co 81
Per steamboat Admiral from Observation-Disclosures
Newton & CO 81 bales; Andrews y Dawson 53 Dt>ha
Smith d CO SO Smith, Walker & co 81; Mauldn q Ter
Tel %; Legyens ~ Malone l2 Sims, Redus d Howe "
Tarleton n Scott 6; Tooner, Gay Il 60 IL; l. Andrew
& co "a L Hrurd 2s Boy Kin & Mcaae IA; Domald 4
Marshall 5; GOode 5; Srang ulriok 8; Dickinson d
Eustis 9.
Per steumbo IT Native fin Wetumpka-Toomcr, Gay a
co q bales; Horton Il Clock Z; w bower 4 6; order
229; Rives, Battle a co ca; Il Andrews & co AZ; W
Tarleton ~; fHreton Scott 49, Bull, D. che &;
Withers IL 2, Harrison & Robinson 10; Andrews 4
Dawson 81 7 l.e=esne 3; Gurdon y Curry Is; Smps0l
:; Boy kin n McRne 49, Nave 81; Car Isle & CO
S; Sims, R-dns 4 Howe 6; NJ PhAn 16.
Per steamboat Belle Poule I'm We'uBpka-J Nave
SO bales; Desha. smith u co IL Walker d Holmes 81
Sayre So TOomef, Gay * do 43; Allen Iiadeu SO; +
l. Andrews y 60 IL; w Boaer& 60 ID; WiIhers d
co 81 Rives, Battle 4 co 2; Sims, Redus Il Howe !.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-14

The Geographical position OF California seems TO
he little understood in England The geographic
cal position Of the States of our Union. English
journalists who talk of The Slalcs OF ST. Louis and
Chicago, appear TO know more OF Missouri and llli-
the importance Of that territory the site OF
land route to the Pacific. Texas, Louisiana, Arkan-
SIN and Missouri front California this side. and
EngIand's colonization enterprises on the shores Of
the Pacific between the 25lh and 49th parallels oil
north latitude, 50 far as they may contemplate mo-
nopoly of the commerce OF the Oriental world, are
altogether futile South of 250 she has abundance
of long circuiious through inler-lropical cm-
ates fatal TO her hardy sons, north of 40e she has 10
encounter eternal snows, and impossible mountains.
vantages which il offers TO all Europe and America.
New York Sun.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-14
EXTRAORDINARY change OF FORTUNE

Extraordinary change OF FoRTuNE.-A
correspondent Of The Boston Caurler, writing from
Buffalo, says AN individual Of that cny, who, in the
great expansion OF business in 1892, Stood next to
Rathbun the serond in the list Of heroes, who trav.
eled through the country in state, and WHO spen
hundreds OF dollars al The hotels Of evening, and
then cursed the landlords for not charging higher
VINO purchased The American Hotel, for know mol
how nurh and expended $40 900 in furnishing il
who was approached with awe ,and looked up To win
reverence; who is SAID To have given in IA schedule
in bankruptcy Of some eleven millions is now en-.
gagged in the humble bnl honest empo, menl of drv-
ing horse cart, and peddng sand about the
streets of Buffalo, while his wife supports herself as
IA nurse.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-14

PLANTING CHEsNuTs The rapid growth ni
the chesnut, The excellence Of its timber. and its fine
ornamental appearance, render ii desirable object
Of cultivation. The fruit which it produces too is not
the least consideration
Many, however, who attempt raising the trees,
partially wholly fail in causing the seed TO germ-
nate. This is usually owing to the seeds becoming
dry before they are planted A few days exposure
10 dry air is ssficient prevent their growing
Hence, as soon they are taken from the tree they
should be al -once plated before drying a day, or
mixed with moist sand and kept IN thai condition till
planted. They should be covered more than an
inch and a half deep il the soil is heavy, nor more
than two inches # it is light; but a sill better wa,
is to plant them half that depth, and then spread
aslhin coverng--say one inch Of peat or rotten
leaves. which will keep the surface soft and moist.
1t must he remembered that mice are exceedingl,
fond Of the nuts, and # planted near grass lands %
other places frequenled BY mice, the young plants
will be missing the next season.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-14

GREAT MINERAL DISCOVERIES IN NORTH
ERIN WIsCoEsIN.-lt may not be known 10 many
Of our readers, that, during the month of August
last, an expedition fitted out at Green Bay, Ia
explore the country north of this point, in search OF
minerals. party Of five six Of our citizens pro
ceeded 10 the Menononie river, assembled ii for ma
ny miles, and returned in short time highly elaied
with the discoveries they had made. In due lime,
second expedition made. and the Menomohie
was assembled still greater distance. The party
returned again to the bay, having "made their for
tunes" to use common phrase. They brought
specimens OF copper and silver which astonished the
most sangune; and their descriptions Of the country
and it's mineral prospects were such set at
the doubts of the most incfedulous. During The past
month, sufficient examination Of the country north
and northwest Of us has been had to prove beyond
the shadow Of doubt, that it abounds with copper
and silver mines fully as valuable the richest Of
the Lake Superior discoveries. MIR. Cushman, All
expe fenced miner. and one who has dealt much in
The Lake Superior mining, declares that the coun-
ny OF which we speak is richer 10 minerals than the
boasled Lake Superior mines, and that the ore can
be obtained at less expense.
We have seen some Of the specimens oil silver
and copper, and have listened with pleasure TO the
high.wroushi descriptions Of The hidden treasures oil
the earih. We learn that government mineral
agency will he opened al this place the ensuing
spring; and that Major j. B. Campbell has heen, or
be, appointed agent to grant permits. Already
some speculation has resulted in consequence Of The
discoveries which have been made the Menono.
ME. Gentlemen acquainted with The country near
the Wolf and Baraboo rivers, inform us that nm
abundance of copper, silver. and iron is 10 be
found on these streams. What effect Tie discovery
Of minerals in our inmed aie vicinity will have upon
the business of Green Bay, leave TO every reader
to decide for himself. We believe that era is
about 10 dawn upon us; that the sunbeams Of pros
periiy will shortly smile upon us, and that our
streets will soon teen with population of many
thousands Of enterprsing citzens--[Green Bay
Republicnn.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-14

Cons2nees per brig Josephine I'm Richmond (beiors re-
ported)-E Andrews d Co Allen e. IIaden; SaNre IL
sheppard " II Redwood; Huntington n Cleveland; W
Eckord; Tart Stewart & Cos Hoyt Ford MrRae, Ra.
ve-es & Bullock GwAlhmey, Forbes & ca; WhAkrr g.
stmps0d; Brook; w Cavert; I Bolinsi l. Wal.
lrr Hives Battle q COS Dorr me Sanardi 7 Miller
& co.. MaIidn " Terrrl Hayden u Bennett, Mauldn "
Rogrrsi Humphres, Walsh & co. & II Mnge; jones d
SwanTry; w Armstrong. Ticknur; Mar-hHll, Rove
4 IN VI Withrls AZ cui MsiIor, Ros. u Blocker II A
Schroeder Desha. smith y Coz w DYSON.
Yer steamboat james l. Day from New Ureais-
Tart. Stewart u 60, Riyes, Battle 4 COS LenvenS Ma
lone Bumphfies, Walsh n co; Wilson & Mn\; Nc
Kenze; Campbell, Owen & 20; Barron, Mead d co; WIN
Cnvert; Nrsfeldi IL Bro; Gase Post, Foster Il Bat.
lie 10 y tiulchins; J Todd; IL l. Reynolds Saml
1 mia
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-14
EsASSENf:asFsa,

Per steamboat James l. Day from New Oreans-
Mesdames Bondurant, Lee. Gage, Peters, McIivane,
Morris Mrssrs Cope, Regan. Bonduran Walton, Crevy,
Smith, Siocklev, Gressey lntrhns. Magee johnson II
deck.
Per steamboat Admiral FIN Wetumpka-Mrs Sonville
LarkIn, Dye, Pryor, DR. Coleman, Messrs Wright. Bill.
Kingsley, Allen, Bntes, Greenine.
Per steamboat Warrior fin Fmches' WArrior--Mrs Al
len and child, Misses burlington, MrEroy, Mierson
Capts Riddle. Bell Messrs Msrschak, Rawlings, Bosom
Oliver, iiarhur. Hook, Stanton Malone, Carpenter, Lo
gan, Mann.
Per steamboat Native I'm WeiumpKa-Gen Deshn, Co
Kidd Messrs Casserty, Smith, Forward, Wilson, Lock
PhIlan, Al is0n.
Per steamboat Belle Poue from Wetumpka-R N Og
den, lady, children and svt. u Fucker aud lady. Mrs 4
Lrsesnr, Maj Moore, Capt Bell Messrs Roman, ry
Brame. Thomas, Leek, Lewis Burrel, Mclean, Camp
bell, X DeGraffenreid, Tenn peton Congor.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-14

The PEoPLE-The greatest scholars, poets,
orators, philosophers, warriors, siaiesmen, inyen-
tors, and Empowers 81 the arts, from the low
est Of he people. five had waited till courters
had invented the art Of printing. clockmaking navi-
ga,ion, ind thousand others, we should have pro.
bably continued in darkness to this hour. They had
/. something Else do than 10 add to the comforts and
conyeniences of ordinary life. They had TO worship
an idol with The incense of fattery. who was often
much more stupid than themselves. and who some-
times had no care or knowledge of the people
under h'n' or their wants, than he had ofIu or IT,
isratars.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-14

tency, without appearing 10 Gaze about ito under
stand what sort oil consistency is really desirable.
mat man shoail always retain the same opiuinn
that lie should shut his el es and his ears, learn
no'h'ng' ohs'n iey alI,ere 10 his first ptons
no one who l,ves and properly appreciates The
value Of truth AMI knowledge could possibly dcsie
One oi the most powerful distractions To the advance
ment Of kno"Ieise III The too great readiness viii
which mankind make up in their minds, shut 90 In,
DOCK OF expefieHce, aud rest contenied with VIVA
they have seen. They who seek truth with fervou
are ever open to evide nce-eyer ready 10 recon
slider, re Investigate the opinions they hold. The,
deem none rresocably fixed. They are tolerant. D
new views, and explore with sandoar the grouad
on which they are supported.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-14
FIom IIle lya.lIuglon Union.

IT T HIS IN lie La TIN III.
Some two weeks since, we published highly To-
terestng and graphic history OF the events which
have lranspred in The LA Plata, giving succinci
account OF the nede and extent Of the EneIish and
French interference ia the difficulties which exist
between The Argentine aud Banda Oriental repub-
hes BY the pulieness Of friend, we ale now ena-
bled 10 lay beire our readers some extracts from the
"Britisb Packet" paper printed in Buenos Ayres,
which confirm all that said in the able treatise
To which We have alluded. The editor. although I'm
EnglIshman, il will be seen denounces with mrrted
severity the qEasi which the Freach and British
governments have ~aged against the Independence
OF his adopted country. We shall make further ex-
tracts he. eaiIer.