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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

ri CT
uGs md logcabl cFOls ofthe East who are
now the loudest Arshed 'Iwhole hog Demo,
crats among ssEaiuipg every neree.to iden.
tify thenselves as sncb and, forsoclhsask at
the hands ofahe party An Office, Is . reward,
ksuppose foriheir firm adherence 70 their prin-
ciplss--or ior gleing asinglc qop at the
lastelectiOn Tor james X Polk Disappointed
aulbition, what wilt not sloop to. Now, if
there il any thing IN this world, to which |
am opposed To- it is just such slippery gentry.
They ran always be found floating on the
breeze Of populariiy-as tickle as weather
coo Ks Is it not much better 10 support
an outand out Wing for an ofice--onc
wherein politics is not concerned--lhan cha
mellon Democrat, who can hardly come under
the two year olda term2 think ii is-for
the presumption is greatthat the wing is honest
1.-The chameleon not A man who would thus
sacrifice all principle for the sake Of office, is
entirely without the pale Of either party, ard
should meet with their mcrited scorn and con.
tempt In fact he is too mean-too base and
unworthy to hold office at the hands Of those
sovereigns, who ne'er bent nor bowed before
created man. JASPER.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28
For the True Democrat.
10 Msssss James McDngald, John MeDO
mid and L. J. Jones

70 Messss James McDagdld, John MeDo-
madam L. j. Jones
Gentlemen In matters Of public moment, It
bchoofcsihe friends Of the elective franchise to
enquire OF persons who aspire to the distinction
Of seal in Legislative body, what principles
i win guide aud actuate them if elected The
crooked and toriuous policy of some men in
these days il affairs in which the public are in
terested, adds to the propriety ofcaling out as
pirants upon all subjects when their sentiments
are unknown Fhc faces o. political things in
This county. suggest with peculiar force the ne
ccssilg Of understanding the views Of cur can
didalcs ia reference lolhe selection of U. s.
Senator by the next session OF our Legislature,
10 filltheSacancy occasioned BY the rcsigna-
lion Of the Hon Robert j. Walker. 1t isnow
I believe, generally conceded, that we have in
the field four candidates for seat in the Senate
of the United States, namely, A. G.. MNut,
II. s. Foote, T.. A. Quilnan and w N. Gwin.
Which oflhese will You vote for, gentlemen, il
elected The people demand an answer to
this plain question, and should either of you
refuse to answer, the consequences be upon
your own head The request is a reasonable
49, a,r..lipasmuch as you are accountable to
he people for all yo1f- lssutlic acts If clecAd,
hey have the unquesiionablo rigIirto D,dalrt1a5
II you what course you intend to- take upQS any
great public measure after your election Come
put then gce.emon like true democrats Of the
fra water. nnd icIlthe electors who you intend
o support or Senator of the U. S. Some Of
hem arc waiting impatienily for your answer.
In conclusion, gentlemen, accept my respects
md believe me, personally and politically,
Your friend,
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28
sen. II. Stuart FoOtc.

Gen. Foote is candidate fortho Senate
Some time sinceh Re expressed a determination
not to canvass Tie safe, aniess the course Of
other aspiranis d ille same high station, should
render il necessary lorthe purpose ofsell-Fln'
dication. Gov MINUS determination to can
vass has been made known, and his appoint.
ments have been published tothe country. We
are authorized 10 say thai Gen. Foote will
probably meet with the Is. Governor at most Of
the places he has appointed to address the peo.
Pile He will do so with no expectation ofbc.
ing called upon to defend himselflrom political
Misrepresentation or personal aspersion, but
solely for the purpose Of mingling with his
fellow-citizcns, and avowing himself a candi-
date for senator in congress al he hands Of lie
democratic party Should the discussion, I'M
fortunately, lead to personal dispulalions, we
are assured that Gen F'oo.c will not participate
in lhcm further than to repelunjusi assailmcnt
or ungenorous inputalion.
This statement is made because il is well
knownth that Gov MNuttand Gen Footte have
not been on friendly terms for number Of
years, and il has been feared that their personal
differences might be carried into the canvass Tor
the Senate .Missisappiaa.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28
BRUTUs.


FoRrroN Nrws-The Steamer Acadia,
arrived Al Boston, with dates fifteen days later
from Eurbpe than heretofore received. She
brings The important intelligence thai France
has nneouivOcally declared that she has not
Joined Ehglaud in protesting against the an
nexaiion u Texas 10 this coanlry--lha, il Tex
as, an independent nation, ehOOsesto annex TO
the Unaei States, il is no aiflir oftheirs.
Barrssaics Of cotton have been made in Liv-
orpool Without any change ia prices
notwithstanding tho fact that consumers al
ready hold considerable stock Of cotton, the
continued lowncss Of price tempis them TO keep
buying, eonsclacnily inc daily sales arc heavy
without any alyanee 10 prices i is generally
acknowledge thai the markc, has seen its
loves pOiul Of depression, ycl the cireum-
s.anee q the presnl Imports barely clearing
she oa,ty. induces many 10 pat them aside for
aii.ae .nd TIC god demand Is no, 90 well and
fselr be- as many would suppose from ihe fact
ofss brgc ou import IN a icrinighi amounting
i IS 81 600, 900 bslos
IT'S alayno0ih Bili has passed Inc House Of
Lei mn ilsnnels BY hTgsr nsistilies than
ID Is 4 Hooss cf Conmoa4 u oaiy wsnied.
islh uh, lhs royal .ssnt
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

FLORIDA The Legislature Of this new
State commenced its session on the 23d ultimo
On the Isl instant, the two houses proceeded to
The election oftwo U. s. Senator'S when Mes
SIS David Levy and James 2. WescOtt, both
democrats, we're elected.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28
A friend 4 On elbow says..abe docs not

A friend az our elbow says--se he does not
IKE TO see trogear I'D riding into Office
on the back pf ! ioay ysar.ola slalEied -
Weare ofahe same opinion, and shall endeavor
TO ease him Of bis load between now and the
idesoi Noyembcr should We fail, the people
have peculiar mode Of yoking such trouble,
some cattle, and turning themom to grass
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

II is stated in the New York Spirit ofthe
Times" that another race is to come off be-
tween Fashion and PeytOna. in October next.
Both are recruiting for the final cOntest, (which
will doubtless decide between the champion
shin
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

THE BRIscor BlLI--In today paper, we
publish this much talked Of blu his eonsi-
dered BY able men Of both parties, a greatmea-
sure Of reform, and only cumulative 81 a well
known common law principle, which. abrO,
gates the corporate powers Of any such ipslitu-
ton, when proofs made Of violation oftheir
corporate rights When the bin was frst in.
troduced Into the legislature i was considered
BY some Of the babbling wings and beller wing
presses, as one q the ar;piag msasgres 81 ne
Democratic party--but as things progressed,
and suitable persons had time for reflection ma
ny ofthe persons who at first were opposed to
il honestly, were convinced Of their error, and
readily came into its support Ftom what we
can now learn, public opinion has 50 far chang.
81 as g leave scarcely an opponent in tho De-
mocratic party, aud someof tho brightest crna-
nents Of the Wing party have gave in their
adherence TO is principles
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

y AZ We are requested to state that meet
ing of the JASPER VoLuSrErRs VIII Be held
at the Cour. House, on Thursday evening, the
Gath instant, for The purpose Of adopting nni-
form for the Company The members are soil,
cited to be punctual ia their attendance
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

Weare authorized 10 announce the name Of
Henry CaIhoOn, Esq, as d candidate
for the Office Of District Attorney ofthe fourth
Ju'icial District
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

ffaaos- ond 7sras--Tbs y. T.slsx-
prtzs slaics fhat ~ Ps7eoi Ffench minis
ter mar cur GorcInmeDi, paoliely deuies
that Francs desirns lc iul1<ere between
Mexico and re unhcd State. 81 a1T way,
o. tacmbicsf of Aunexahon- ~ Salig-
~ VS. AZ acfk entirely - - oNn beck
and aeoauni whsn ~ aa fhat aTeras
shoat 10 ts anneEci i' iiIe II Siaics,
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

- d, J1spcr, Thursday,
IIlllen1s Store. Jasper Friday,
Raleigh Smith, Saturday, Nh,
Williamsburg, Covington, Monday,
Mt Cafmel, Tuesday,
Monlieello, Lawrence "Wednesday,
Columbia, Marion, Friday
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

/Gov Brown has given statement TO
The public, concerning the appointment Of
Mr.. Thompson as Senator. Mr.. Thomp-
son either was or was not appointed Sena.
tor; if he was not appointed Senator all
controversy as to the lost commission, at
once ceases. 1.-The was appointed, the peo-
pic have right 10 know how il was, that
they were deprived of his services in the
Senate at the called session thereof. This
is a representative government. The
people have already pointed out tic man
ner IN which they will be represented in
the Senate of the United States, and the
mode by which their representatives shall
be chosen. TO St1e the appointment Of
the Governor ofthe State, is equivalent to
sirangling the voice Of The people No
station is so high, as TO place a man above
the rsssStVS ihitt'~y.eGS .auyret.l- &c
should like TO know, iQMr Walker in,hiS
letter Of resignation to) Gov. Brown, sug.
tcsted TO him, whom he wished as his
II the Gov. in his comnuni.
cation, hns carefully avoided alluditg TO
his subject, yet rumof was as rife that Mr. |
Walker did name to Gov b. his successor, /
rs of other matters met By the Gov Of far (
ess importance in his letter expose ST'o
give The expose Of The Gov, the weight It |
ought to have, the whole matter should |
have been met openly and frankly Mr. |
Walker viii be his own apologist fof his I
,wn acts; in the mean time a full aud en-
ire expose ofthe whole matter is demand I
d. This is not a personal matter Of Mr.
The Offices and rights OF
he State are not property Of individuals,
md it is due to the people to know, wheth-
II a cabinet officer, has stated who should
&c Senator of the United States.
RiD0IU 4,rly
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

The p-ocezisn rs baasFo "a lht mcuorT 81
ca. Jackson r. ',rw Ynr< RS - l.na asio
rcq1i,stwo houra1i ssrfsr nisut. !, rs.,l
ary given poiut IA 1louslai iro-ps rsrs
uuast sslai go pariisipais1 n he ssi1-h 81.
asrslutsl Acihizg s-eztf-5 3 l.<zlt Hes.
i-nnue E. q 3y
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

We learn Con tbe Was1nglOn Union. llai
theeouniry Posmas.srs are reeigning in every
direction, under The new Pos Ofise law. One
hundred tesisus,ions eane ioihe deraamenl in
oneday- This is as We expected. and slows
The v0,e q our delsesiiou ~ Coogress 70 OPS,
saion 70 this bill YES eotsocl The biil vas
intended by infrisnas 10 b sdraincn ,hs Tfca
sury, creating 2 verppm % b ailci BY tariff
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

We heartily concur ii opinion with Bmips
and we have no question but what our eandi-
dates viii cheerfulIy respond to his plain and
~ enable question Our columns are open
o all an. upon '.;s s.stJvss
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28


Horrid Murders and SELF Defence -
We havereceived information from Nesho-
ba that FIVE INDIANS were killed IN
that county last week. An ARRAY occurred
in the carly part Of the week, between
three Indians, when one the humber sue
ceeded IN killing the other two. He was
Immediately arrested BY a party Of To-
dams, and was offered the alternative
either 10 be shot or to shoot himself lie
preferred the laiter-aad Just before he
committed the fatal deed he avowed him.
selfready 10 die-said that his revenge was
safiied, as he had killed two, and was per-
fecily willing that his life should pav the
forfeit lie placed the mnzzIc of his rife
10 bis head with The utmost composurr.
pulled the Trigger, and blew bis own brains
out
The fourth Indian was killed IN ar.
Killers yard being struck on lhe head
with a billet of wood by auolhor Indian
which broke his skull ia two places. lie
died imnediaiclvs Tic fifh Indian was
also Killed 81 one Of his Comrades. the par.
ticulan ofwiIich have hot vet franspircd.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

Posr MAsrfeN, s--Wo have in common
with othei l;9Fs 70 cS~SsapIain of the irregu
larity Ofthe maj. and - 7s~-xe have to com
plain, in some instances, 81 PostnEgte~,fy send
ing our papers back without the knowIcdsS or
consent of the subscribers II this course is
repeated we shall be compelled, 10 seIfdefenee
to designate. individuals, aud report them to the
Department for malfeasapeein Office
We are requested to state tllai Gu Foorr
is cxpected 10 Be 10 attendance al w. WNuWs
appointments
A cold bloodcd murder was, committed il this I
county, few days ago, by enc Indian urcn.ap
another L apPears, the fellow who pefparat
edIhe crime had been noegcd by a halfbro.
ther Of the deceased WHilo laborine under
the heat Of passion, be run homo and col bis
gun, and returned 70 the place where be had
the eight with intention Of killing the Indian
who had whipped him. but was prevented BY IA
company Of Indians that happened 70 Be pre-
sent The deceased who bad fnkcn no part 10 !
the hsin started home. Tbs nurdcrcr deter.
mind % be royensed upon some Ofihr family,
headed woYlaid, aud sbo, bin through the bo-
dy, bu, supposed not % be mortal The docoas-
cd then begged his ASSISTANT 10 reload and fn.
ISL HIN, which he did It's said that be sill
desires the dc Il he o,her Indian. and then is
willing TO give up his own lie. The auihori-
ticsare after him.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

Acgro Slediilg. Ne learn that an old
sinner, namei Bailey, iomeIiy Of Ficks-
haff and Young one uancd Wells, Of
10 where On pariiculaF. recently sole four
nocroes from ar. Williams. 81 Aaaia coHn-
On. Thew wereifacizcd - Cepiah 60 where
ihcV had sold the Heeroes. and beiaken
themselves 20 Iexasof somo other counirr
s,on 90 la auurxed. We afe also inform
Cd fhafansher negro las been siolon since
fnom he same ncichbofbood Rogro are
amcaE ls end ve hsd hotter ken aprcVcs
-frH -H'gfVirTi f'rCuir.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

We are requested to state thal ecu FooTE
is cxpected 10 be 10 attendance al w. MNufs
appointments
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-14
nifI,uao,,o Dailp lUbis.
yr,pAy Moan,No. NOVEMBER ~. is,s.
THE RISE OF FLOUR.

The rise in the price OF flour, naturally sutIect Of
interest and importance in this country, sdord. an I'D
ded evidence Of the hesl,hul influences Of the Tarid
Without the domestic market which the Tariff creates, the
demand would be 90 limited aud the stock overabun-
snt that the seedonal foreign demand woad scarcely
.nliven the -four interest The demand at home msAss
the market sensible increase OF demsnu'
and the consequence rise in prices we iSlo'ee wan
agricultural friends IN the good fortune ~sn N ~
snp,es their gamers, will NIL their purses so "u'' "a'
,h~, ,.., ,,xs, n. without . tariff and market
NY PkiisdslpAis North Amsriean
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-14

TIE LIBEL CASE. says the National in'ei,seneer'
,,o,ing out Of the publications Of Ex-Governor Thomas,
80 commenced tho Washington Circuit Court before
he Hon Chief Justice Cranch and Assistant Judge hose
Waiter Jones and w. 2. Msulsby Esqs moved the Court
for posponement Of the trial account OF the absence
az material witness The motion for the pest ponemen'
Was resisted by the District Attorney and r.
g.. ON behalf OF the prosecution. The Court had made
no dec,.ion on the motion for posponemen' was TO be
further considered to- day. -
ME- Thomas was not IN Court. Thomas u: pen'on'
IA, three d.uchtors Gov Mcdowell and lady oNrGins
eli Witnesses summoned by the defence except Mt Benton
WIRE in the court
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-14

GORDON Il SKINNER.
No. % Main street.
nFFER for sale
~ 10 Iihds Fl Croir Orleans AMI Porto Rico Sugar
II Boxes Loaf aud IS Bbs Ga ,hed pugaI
TOO Bag. Rio Lasuirs ind lava Coues
TEN-is Chests Gun Powder, pau prime
Chests Blaek do do
Tea AZ IL and ID Boxes
500 sides good aud damage Sole Leather
lao do Russell Leather
7on saeks Salt part AshtCns brand
600 Lbs shoe Thread
so Kegs Du Fonts Powder
Chtese-in elsss AID boxes
ITO Reams Cap and Letter PsPsT
.23 do Wrapping Pager
$50 Bags live geese Feathers
Hur- Candies sndsoap
60 Dozen Bed Cords and Lines
$50 Grinds.ones, Nova seoiia
10 Bags Pepper
10 do Ginger
TieTcss and I bbis vinegaT
Cotton Yarn Lamp Wei and Cotton Irvine
Indigo Alum. Nader, Copperas
Is Kegs Horse Shoes
IS BoIcs TIN Pials
IRON IS Tons sweeos Rngh Tfesa and County, Of all szes
American and Russia Sheet Iron
Rand aud Hoop Iron and Nail Rods
Mould boards and Hollow
COPPER $500 lbs. Buriers, she athing and Bolt
AXES Psnts hiiary and Bans
Steel. MAYORS Cast and Sheer
American and English Bhster.I
spring steel IRON ~ In inches vide
Wire. Block Tin, spshsr Zane se29
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aN q RmNIlE 4.
toeh nsee
dEWy bio r.,.,Isioa. Il \. ~. .,.s,,,s.
~ (hZ<3 su.uo. a. m. ,..,a, a. -. - 80
AAS> \, rri ~ as.ssS ,s. 50. %. ,ss , soay.
- N.S6R nal ,..r 20 Ies. al ,...,. ~ - ~,
- kIXSAA i.ss, which isI,s AZ. Dr., ,s,. - -.
"a "veS r.iss a.~ !. u.iss,,, u,s, N. ~. =.
- MN are IN sssnI ~, s.sss. w.. - 800
"a III sSSE l.i. ss..ot Ir s....,s~J I'm.
" q W. s. u. d . thrown OF os. ,n- spol
u ..ssSS aud o,hsr is,s.. Of, the body and ss
0 i.psrafss waAln "a r. 49, =,
a' %s... o.s ~ol. .nss.s. Of ss.iv.us .
m TINS uA"d 10 ,s. L6" hn.vsr beeoasss ,mrasr NAV b.
need directly tn the sioppsse of th~ In. nsk f.r.pr os
ssS. s, y, ~, .'.Isa' .'s'.ss " ss.s.s a. .~sy.
~ ~ " o~s nesi ana ae,'oe AMI thfows of al The Of
m ,s, y a'osss se Ias,naes rs.pisen. Thus
os, ~ @ ~ asa . hs soon s.snsa. Q. ms.'sd Is 70
s,. ss., aud s.'. are -aheiss siAos oss particle
% sisr to os.n the po's. spoa ss 'ss Thu. -. ,As
o o. ans 90 much Internal sass.s An p'.sisse.' ss-
n % s~n sserss TO restore tbs ia"nabls rssspnss Bet
I..,.r, &C.,. ~, .ns psopes oss % ieo.Sso.Aas zoe
Ilos.~.,s. r nyssopah refosss Ne IN - enahstA As
do.-. a. Win ms,,., - ,s 49,. 49,. assAs $3.50 IA
plIr n,ls an. "' m" me s~e"~ eaAes sofsss 10 win
'' To sivr s sam. Ne, of,s. 49, ,,.--,--..--
have ..eeained ,A., i've .,.s,h. M an - 80. =, ~
mach t...ed Cd by ,hi. m.sns +. oss. 80 - -, -,
biz Psr.pir.,ton - :" ~ Wv <~>''
Tb. 4, non. 9TH, m. :, A.. 49, 49, ...,.,- =. :, g.,
o,h. ue-- TWIN, n,ssr ~ , -. ~ c. ~ ' soos ssa
,.s,S ~ ~ " y. W ne ~ sna ssa oees 70 sheeh th~
demand. should <.v. u. BODY Asa .,.. ~.
thi the thai IA s,,r,
the particles form seabs plols
uTsi. and ohef spots
By ssdsrn uamuoa from brat cold, tbs pores soppss
tr pepaton and ds-.., begins asvsovs
seh Hence, oppage Ju.es oririn..s ~
~ Stopping he that oves~ helms anhnd with coughs
YIN 'entns OF ubs wof1 DE iron diseases
~ ~ !. ,eppsse " 'os ,n~hs'os rsrspranon.
seen eefoss hew pecssaiy isihe now ofthl subtle
- " we s''see ptcssve heshh. eahnos be soppsd: u
49,. W Ven eneeseu w'nou' induSint di.ea.e
% s now rvefy candid mind what eoars- seems the most
reasonable to paue TO unstop the snsr ,-y
-o,,.,. 81. -op ~ Pos't p" woea you Apply
,.,..n, y, 49, upoa Use sAee, Shsie he eossins
NO nhv.,r,., -. - " .o'on ssne.i ana ys ihsow -
4 h. ,h., - ~ -
p.b- Of doing H. Tpd.T thr,s e,,e...a-s. nss..s
In
OF the VoRLDs xsIIcJ ~. 80, a. -. ..-'
on the feet ON the had ,rnund ola - NM, m. go, ~ go
upon any part OF the boly whistler diseased Slightly
~ power 10 cause AL external seroaous humos sAn
poisonous wouns to discharge their putrid asi
'"sh heas them
fesay hat sweeps Cd the whole catalogue Of
sno restores tins entire eniiele beshhy
emeey mat fefbas hr necessity af nany and deite
akeun the,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-14
RRUEN 4 CO. Manulacturers OF Mallcable
NATIONAL HOTEL,

No. COUhTI-4.VD STREET " y.
v>HE subscribers respectfully inform the public,
u that they prepared Accommodate their
them with call the National Hotel This Hou-.
recently but and furnished with Furniture through
out Will be found comfortable place Of the traveller
visiting New YORK City eher business pleasure Nothing
shall be len undnne render the the Nation
al comfortable IN Respect Our House but few doors
from broadway those who quiet ind
tired 10 relieve them Of much u hustle
thoroughfarr. CHAs. WYCKoFf 90.
New lork. Sept. 1sls. se23=lms
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se - sstseestths tnsees'
Mo FesFi'siioa- u 70 Tie great ssa'
saanoa Tar tie ,sspa'itiss .f tks BODY.
u VII be a',,ieed that . thieh cloudy
y" Z tee 80 iron ~ points of The ssT-
'.ss. Which isdiss iss that this p~sspi-
s.iiss h"~s u.isasuup,s DIV wksu ~s
are In hsaith. but ssas~s whs. = ere
s'ek. Life eassot be ss.aa,s~d With.
oat u u . thrSwa OF oas the siDoA
and oshsr laiess of the body. ard DIS
ps-- ~ this nsass Of sesrb al tie
inpartt es within ua. Th~ blooS. BY
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PHILIP N: TABB !. 4 SON SON.

Once Grocery so's Of
WIN. NJ Harsou. Ed.
a TrENp To rue COLLECTION or CLAIMS u every
n Renting receiving the and rtins real
property country Hiring Negroes col
AMI dposus c them n public psiv.'e sa
A.. sn3l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-14

LyRESH ARRIVAL. Just received per schr.
Nassau, 3c4s,. 81 ready Insse Ciohn-. which dura
by Eyc and g. be suTpsssod The following mt q
part Just reeeisri:-
~ Beaver Over Goats
- d. rfock 80.
90 pair q FneI ch SRI Cashmere Pants
80 hae ffeseh ssin Vtfs a. be- squskA
Together VITA wite, tel bad - Fannei shis,
qualify an for sale by SlLAs MERd HANT,
lag Hsin sfec
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SMITHS
SELF.ACrlNG MULES,

",vISI. h.a. sa,i1no,o,;I, ,,;aJ -; p,o
II II county, offered by the Marcawan
Company 10 Manufacturer as the best aud most economical mode
OF spinning ,,. 49,. A., -, -,
Ma ops"y 20 .ne a.1 ,sns IOpSsy ., oNn'
aho hhskesg 20 OF 'iaheh''si u, ana VI" oe Haheu"
o'hei tseeA''s SHOPS On sppne a'on 70 N. nReI.
w." D. n r,,1,, 80, ,''. ~ IN
me following esTs are submitted TOT Tie 'nohauoh they con
tain o, TO-,
soHEHs"oHIH sept "a le43
rs'You Of III" 2sih UT was duly received ard would
Saie reply that Gest Pals Manufacturing Company have
iaue ua OF shaIp o'Is q 'o' N's-on anu Sm'h sen
Aeths Mules III. latter were operated by w but about lh'ee
y npL sue Tuns a'a n ne % Ven Ot 1
=, an, ms .n.d and nm IN. .n snd Of yarn VII, No rs 6ng
hs con. ,Sss ,,n sishd and ~. numb. of ,.in, pIo
Ne, tno sas ~, a, n. end yrsk The waste n.d.
an 49, ,,,d "a e,g,d s,a an ,reon,, I'm, IN IN. o.,
s,a,ssr Of on ,be ye,slr Of v,m The ave,ass 10, M,
Ihre. months above named va. a. follows:
SIr, 4 r., yI. L., ,.r .,,y,
Ami 4 Ca-IOo wa.. la
Jan. 2 rq-iOo Is3
n.,,.', MIL .t.,,, y,r spiaA,
An,n 4 os-IO1 Waste no
Nv 57-IOO i
Juns 4 7s-IOo %
sm,l', y.,, slens PER sy.aAs
April I2-iOO Waste 81
inn. 4 z9-iOo
In regard 70 the superiority OF sms over
i.deciIedy batter Sharp Roberts
le5st doubt. hut In regard
hason the result Of trial not 20 certain has smpei-
" in ts construction To recommend a. and think will last longer
sud ess liable IN get out o repair ian any ohef These rea
and the opinion hato the whole operated lille better
Than Mssob Induced Us To give preference aud we have &C
eodngy ordered 10 pairs OF l2poo spinde iof our use
}. 4. BURLEIGH, Agate = Co
BUrTERSUTs, Sept 4, lS45.
Our ssoPersna Males operate 10 our entire satisfaction pro
jucing Of superior qualify and increased quantity
the Hand Sns aud at far less cost not exceeding i've cents
bundled snow about two years since they were put opera
ton end DO not snow ial ihy have ever Den detained Tor nail
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