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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-07
ESTEP & CATLETT.

M EDlClNES, their uses and mode Of administra-
lVl ton including complete Conspectus of the
three British PharmacopGics, an account of all the
new remedies, and an Appendix Of Formula; BY J.
M. Nelgan; with notes and additions, by David M.
Reese, A. M, No 3. "'. m.. .'. p.
Just received by F. TAYLOR
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MO CHURCH WITHOUT BISHOP; OF tho
~ Controversy between the Rev. Doctors Potts
and Wainwright, with preface by the latter aud an
intr ducton and Notes by an Anti. Sectarisn; in
pamphlet. Just published in New York, md this
day received tor sale by +. TAYLOR
Oct IG--3t
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

HNuE snser . tAn> OF Packs b-we~n kiehr,o A a.
y eoaays e- ts<s sr<ulf ~. H p,suA.s
snd IN be eoa.ee.ss 81 iAs folL.~iae vs-->E -
n 90 ~. a., ILL csrt n.sAr Hssross
brig JOSEPHINE. c., r.. ,.-.a. , B
.ee ADV. ss~<ss WIN have ma. p..ss r-ssiy sv-ry
W can WIN f'andcnrs- shov, ,.,. a.
ue bub1<, ssihsy Gr o. ina, -
@ ~ on-I sess aed ar. Commanded BY steady AID a.
ee % csr sxp>risse~ IN the r.ds. frht a,
Avsn< vey su5fs,s Ls<h for e.b,. 90 ,.
se>s-sA >ppv % ii'n.In cir ., ,. FISHER 4 SON on
q An herhs from ecansry nv ,se .sr,s go "a.
wharfage ~ ~
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fh~re Il Urehr. NH ~ ,s ~ -
hi. 49, =. ~ ~hsee patent Afflicted with
$40. eosstsia are AZ ns kitty
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nsssa. :. q. ~aies .. .cs-aas 70 s
s5.,s,S - -e.s,ax ~.-@ Wien tss s-.s-- Of -rsr
with ma ,,er az sl,sa - % sui Whit sna es
yo.r m. ,ssIs WIN s- fe.f drenhy and p-ss 10
The immediate esuse on ,tr,e,rr- !. |, -, 20 . -
Ear .nse,sd witch ,hssi.s of Ise canal aud de-
din,nu.o. IN M. ~ mat - as 10 produce
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w Al DUN q -UlBRELL,
Commission ind Forwarding Merchants,
No" iah street oniinS the Baxin near o.so Min,
est RICHMOND, VA.
EG leave to inform their friends and tho pub.
he gsncraIy thai they prepared civ. ,hsir p.r
sonai attention the sai OF Tobacco Grain and syety DE-
npnon o. rfodSee ION which, when In band they make n
ber advspess edsng best and every rao
anal Dc MADE 70 obtain ihs hshesi market price therefor
which shall be done with promp;uess
Richmond. 18th Nov, Ien az
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-03

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A. - 49, -. D<s.u.hse = - AnuDD $3.50
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foe e.a-a.vlsrns - -. - <hpsua>sb~
HhRprk cr - u - ~ ,iauF
rs6esf rhst .ous 800 g.t - - 3D.
r-qui<ies promote eoppul,s h.rr,s- - nsssn>u
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~ CONSTITUTIONAL DRnfi ~ - 1901
4 .sdro,-<x ,,.,,- ~ - 49, N.t1I
by ps,vate And a,orn,-rr - - nAss
l. INPOTENCE-WE 49,, ~,,,u....-. - -
pr ~, VI y ffE. SkHFIAL
,.-.< - -SiNSANS.
80 PoVer " 70. ptnaht ffeauensv paf ~ 49,
- ~ . % LICENSE 70 Their
o ~ e,s ,s -. - u a roe being swsrs - Ss,S-
dpo,es b. ts uripr z,..., eeesrs nss
s,,,a- Nv excessive ~ ~
- =, ~. -.ssf NE most OF Nov
ar ~. NJ priced 10 ceay that
han BY te 49, 's mse p.e<s s
nrn.ai po~er. ~esL-.s Iy ss ana hs phy.ss and
of the gentai and
.aress Of asea.- r., . .se VIII
@ paa.iou q he s s-s' NH sa.s 60. franz.
Of sy-n, cough and syneto
FegnirioGs though ,lu - - 49, ~ rdayng IL
body. = - :, '.''', ION a' aa'sA and
INVOLUNTARY SEMINAL. EAIQSIans
Oft.1 distressing dfeas. .hi,s 4. a.. -. 49,.
above nsnoned very fa---..-.. " 4s
reasons can b. given here complaint come, =,
sioaats dreams : - - 'oPa-.isvs sAd pss
sGeh being 100 lssrv hsx. =. -.
ions feeh,e. np>ert soon own a. -. e'es-
wcfse, the discharges b-eoa- -, :,
ing the part Ia ,l o-psrsasu ea. M, 80
".hout any pleasure wirhsu r.cs.ss. - !, 80
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49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-03

CHEAP SUMNER HATS.
4 ENr-E AMI You,h's u shofn and Palm Isaf
- -. - Straw. -ty<s
% Beaver. Nafa. Rss.ia ani sin
10 sni Boys Cls4sdCsp.
ALSO.
Isiies', Gems sI5 Chhicut sumru.r Shoes
Iafiss Shps 1nd Tiss. "a 50 Nd 60 cs.
10 D., haSisono dress stsie q IS et
Chi-irrn's Sho-s fscta = shinins 10 81 "a.
Tr.vsning Trunk-, ~ ansost svery ayi.
r sHEPPERgON
Psa Docs below Jestrs'. 20 Main .,sst
NEW BOOKS AGAIN.
VEsoNtCA; o. IT, Frer Coau n Asroa Tnu.h,sd ma.
~ Cermta 81 Zc5oske NJ the sahas Of -gafsr.i nsr
msse." Use.
The Ginbkfr WIZ ~ ~. susAa~ o. Tn. Yosas
Ffina DonEs.~ sc SSe.
laaet o., The r'is- II ,he Hesr 90 N. yvuns sec
The Mas a. Ans. Hesry Csroa. ny ~ r. n Jsns-s
H-q; eSc |a
Ncs ~ ~ Hapsfs nun tu-irstrs Sas~sys.ra AZ
No 81 fts'psf's illuminated rie-ofaI Bk- sse
taS ~esived ~ NASH WoOnHoCsA
nv III Main sasss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-03

Nt"Aks, COFFEE. lnOLASSi.s, &C.
nix ulinS n q. Sugar, pan PRIME
- - 81 DO supsrof CrsiI ~ usd orb.t 6ayoar,d
lbfsnis
- htds handsome Porto Rien part stfieily prime
soc bbts y. q. Moiisses pr.u,s article
- eoaes sinse Loaf Sugar
IS whpics sud hsh bsres d., Woolssy a wool--y
as kags ko Codss
$50 LagByta
100 MAMMA DO 90
Us supr Jaw 81 psu v.r- superior
80 Maficsbo DO ven Oh
IS " gLDoniu-ofo
ess btis. Baltimore Yb.ksv
700 =" oh Rye BsmrsrdnsTsssi A.at.s sssvi
50 Apps Rranay
n hhis Bshiniorr Whl.k.y
fsS kefsNaii. ed Brad- sS1otlei sss
Ice tea Sweejs County AMI fnsfsh fssn as.o,,-J
American Blsierei sts-f
{" Ptiuah Paw
50 hid ven handsoms Mutllus Bacoa
les uesass Gtouud Pastsr
Isa bows 1uE's Pasnt Canfss
- bPeff- %, 81 sipcrior qlaihy
with many oits tedus n erus-rss hlsh th.ys
IN Store sni am receiving ow TO- es.s ., sr
aelory psp,r.
aPat WA. ANugasON IL,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-03
KENT, KENDALL a ATWAItk,

hIOl IL hBtUhlJL q III a l. Lii,
Importers aud Wholesale Peaicrs in Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods,
NO. ~, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Rf the arrival Of the Packet Ships Oxford, Viz
~ sinis. nongusr and John ssiady New York from
Liverpool and the Emerald from avr receiving our Sprnr
Importation 81 ..... -
..A BRITiSH AND FRENCH DRY GOODS;
and BY the Brig Benreo oB, Boston Tzscaror. and other
recent arvasffo New York receipts Tr, ,oet OF
AMERICAN GOODS;
amounting In all 10 about
500 Packages.
H.vns during the winter. disposed stock then on
hah We sbah be abe 70 ohef our eusiomsn
ENTIRELY FRESH oovps
supassng IN styie, variety and before eIhhed
Possessing eysy facility for purchasing either
N our own or the various desiring u build M
the trade OF Richmond by making Of CouHy xrr
chants 70 purchase their supplies here them rfea IN
ducemen,s $500"
We have INV on hand and will he regularly rnpped win
eonplsia a--oftnrnt Of Virginia Cotion saeha
- heavy Bstsrs-a Shestings
~ VirE Ma Stout and Kinek shestinxs nd ebirinr,
Together with nearly every stys etnse-ah,eh r
pledge Ourselves To sell below tho o tie same GOOD.
In any Of the Northern Markets.
Having partner residing In New York eoaantlv
supplied with sveU VARSITY of goods appearing Nv that mar
ks rendering our assortment all cnrnrsrte an
eraminaon Of which srepectfy solicited BY purchaser. visiting
city.
nh ~ KENT. KENDALL d ATyAThR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-03

SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
WE are now receiving fgther supply of
w cues Rsb asd laysiba- crses Ciol~
nses nft and Fancy Rutsi Cs-.lmsrss
he<ehrd sed Brown Laes Dfin.
rlsA Lifra nras rHH
Fslf snd Pam rFoun f1.<as
ens.s Lss-- frish isnrns nrs~r u>1xr<2 A.
wAoswesfn. funR1 90,
mn 49, - h.@ szssA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-03

.l.ea.' ,,lss $50 g1sa. l,.s Oir.,- -lIf :,
-'i- --a" sa 49, "a q )
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-03

y u I-|-.- NATIONAL HOTEL,
Si.3 coURTL-sHDT STREET, a.s 81 LfBERTY STREET
.4 . NEW YORK
TBRSk DOORS BROADWAY.
NHlS NEW HOTEL will be open on the Goth
Instant when the propetofs hspp, odats
eh friends and The public with board The slns roota. ar.
hrse and airy and the internal such az cannot fail
please The location being the business o6r.
merchants from other cities county not
surpassed by any other House a city. =
The funitu Beds and Beddings are all ne,, ana mad,
pses>s Cor ilis establishment.
fauhes WHO ~,sb PsTors Sleeping Rooms attached can
be handroineiy aeeosnulsaaIs 80 : ..---
he saosenher rraIs sir friends and us public no Il
iofs ON Their pAIt sanb warng .amfo ud con
ven'enee OF MIR sue aud hle share Of trr
patronage they hope by le eutes Of their
vocation. 70 give enlire Satisfaction. -
NH I-3n r---.st YvvcRnpp a. M
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-27

1one masA bF..sT hat khs lskea the good
ndTiee EiFsn q heF. and hass earlier g.
kn0ultdged lie independenes q lhe eew
RepubIir. insiesd 0; wsinas mil i could
~ onrer be rrfasrd. Tie nbsoFpsion of
Tsaas il ne AmeIiesn uniOn ! noa an
accomplished lael. MrIicp. which could
nol rrdsrs IL psoEiaes losabircsloa when
II sioud alone. ean much less do 80 noM
lha; Il i sa-Isined 81 he Phslsn1es az
lhr Uniiea Slsies. Besides, has the Mexi-
Fsa GoEeTnmeni any rial ~ish 20 90 10
war! This j. rery doubslul. AL her
cries. al her pFolrssaliOnss all her aqpssls
10 arms. may be noshiag ln0re Than eler.
li0aeering man00teIs. 1hs elections
lnF The Presidency were % take place q
lie beginning Oi August. Nov, il The
annexalinn of Texas was IN excellent
electoral wsIch-word lor Tyler and Polk.
why should moi the conquest Of Texas
be an equally good one IN Mexico Cor 6e-
neral IlerEeraoF GsRsrss Alsnenlel This
mems or arling upon the people Is equal
~ used - both countries. Anarrhy IN.
bridled and democracy unbounded are
both signslizsd BY The same excesses.
On both sides the counties Of popular IA
yor take The shoFlesI rnad 70 the passions
--one addresses itsslf without ssfuplg
TO The ambition and spirit Of aggrandize-
meni in young Republic, and he olheI
10 the puerile pride and saniIy Of an Oh
race. Me know m, ysi ~hal have been
the Mexican elections. nor whether any
new internal revolution has afforded any
divers on 10 the bellicnse demonstration
Of the Government of The Repnblici tut,
IN any ease. IL Mexico really wishes 70 g6
10 war. IL is moi necessary for her tomaks
such violent ouleries. aud much less i
she does not entertain this desire"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-27

ANOTHER French VIEW OF AssExA.
TIoS.-There is much sense in the iol.
lowing remarks oi the Debates on this
subject @ ~#t as a., a@ 81
notwithstanding allihenoise made on
the other side Of The Atlantic, The parties
there have not yet come to blows. Ma
tinns, as we'll as individuals, have the
gadTt-d'heure de-Rabeiais. The Me,i-
can treasury i. empty; and this is perhaps
fortunate, for an empty purse will pre-.
senl her from committing lolIIes. The dis
proportion between her force and that Of
the American Union is too oevtlem to leave
the issue Of contest beleween them in a
moments doabt. A wa between the
two Powers under such circumstances can
end only in dismemberment of Tie Mexl.
can tsrrllory. The UnIted States wair
only for an opportunity To annex Cali.
fnrnla, as they have done with Texas
inerelnre they ask for nothing better
than an excuse to 60 10 war, for they
know they must come back with two all.
dItinnal provinces instead Of one. Mex.
20, therefore, will be wise il she makes a
virtue Of necessity. This sa ,ritice. more.
oves, would not cost her loo much Sh
has mourned for tlIe loss oil Texas qai,s
long enough, and she would mo doub,, hay.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-27
THE TARIFF AT THE SOUTH.

We cops form Mississippi ae ssps.
per The Jacsson Souihron) the foilosing
rxtfset isoiu ,hs piaaiers' Manifesto. I..
sued By ous hundred and ious p 4n.rrs.
Ai'er ,oeir prsam lie, they make lhis Gee.
l,fanon u their appreciation VI the pres.
ent saTlE; s.-.s.--..
/" fsey are in l.sof of such tariff az
thtl ci 1872, becsuse % sffurd.. as they
bellsse. edeqns.s proIrG;Ion 10 all kinds
0i doms.llc labor, and renders Us iads.
pendent not only 10 name but IN lscl."
Becsuse they belley We !, val induce at
the North large investments of capital
sad ths sWploymen. Of Iargs number
ot iabofers 10 ihe msnuisslure Of eo,,,u
goods; that Il will elie ID The coBsump-
uon Of Manufactured STITCHES. and illeieoy
mcrea-e toe demand Tor .be ras ms.erl.
al; tna. !. will give The g'o~ers Of col.,o
Two markets Instead oi one, aod one 0I
lllnse a hume. msrxet. .
BfcaIse Il pTotscis indirectly the
growers oi sua:i gam, aud glss. .hem
= hume msfkat. sF @- a.
because II protects indirectly the
hemp growers and gisss them a home
marker, aud keeps gibs large smounl ID
csp,lai and labpr bow invested in hat bu.
siness from being employed 10 exend,ne
the culture OF cotiOD.
b cause Protects indirectly ,bs
ores ier Of hogs; Of bUrses. mules, sul
gives them home market
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-27
uRIaun-ElRuEa

/. Ltf-Lh Lff-NilE Iva
T'hers sre ahFse sorss of psoFls IN llis
uorlA Who nay he characterised ~ ths
m0nosyllahles ab6se. First ihele are
shose 1ho lake for lheir mono Live
|IiEe, rrgsHdless of 0lilen-liFe. n-oihsrs
die. I've lor ones sslL Snrh persons eass
fof nobody bus ihsmsslses-ihey think of
nobody else. They have rot en ii lie
sotld. il msy he without mnrh sid from
oihers. and ges On ~ vel = lhey can. o.
suck b she waY, Il is al one lo tbenl. Il
Is none of their kasiness: they are not their
bioihe's keeper. These are srprenely
selfish men.
There Is anoiherrizss ef hfa smong NJ
whose mono is--Iise and IL I've. 1hey
are glad u have their heizhbors i've and
prosper. bur il must be willonf gheir help.
Their frst and great inquiry is. Who win
show rs any g0od! How vii this affect
my inieErsii Shall gain anything Ly IN
/, u sueh men can be quite sne Thar suy-
thing Ihai they may DO for snoiheE. viii
return ultimately 10 their own benefit, lhey
win eheenully lend helping hand. And
in seMe casts. they NIllesen help fIitnd
in need. il persuaded that II will IN no way
operate 10 heirdisadvahisge Otherwise
they are as deaf as dead men 10 al who
approach Them, These are siGply selfish
men. ~ a.. .saa. *- ma.a
There is lhirl class Ofmen TrGra arisl I
whose motto is-Lise and help Others 10
live. They are not inaitenuve 20 their
own aifairs or lheir own Interests; bul they
seek not their own exclusively. They
are n9t meniy willing 70 LEI Others live
around them. but they are willing 10 help
Others live, and even 70 subject themselves
10 Inconvenience and trouble IN order 10
do this. And all this they viii 10 With
out 6rsi stopping TO ask--shall gel my
reward! II ! lend dollar shall GET two
in return! They are men who act either
from the impulse OF Kind and generous dis
Y posilisns, OF men whose principles Of ac-
ton have been derived from the teachings
aud example of Hyn who went about do
; Ing good who sOnghl mol his own bu,ihe
!. mind 10 10 good aud communicate as he
had opportunity. These are truly bene-
violent men. .s+ - a4.a-am. .a... s....
We have now finished our discourse,
and lesye il to each reader 10 say, which
is the better man, 10 which he himselibe
longs. ITGrtilsT.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-27

Nc. Pix ). destined 20 he haunted BY
the ksae letter dsriag his Pres,der"si
term. lake The s,sies upon Lady NJ &C.
belh'. band, u cannot be gsIssn Iid OF
Essn bi. trends co.. june nUP bslOts tin,
sad holl hI@ 10 the pledge. Il coaia'n-.
A Pnllsdslphia correspondent II the
ua,ou. "1hs "fiie,sl organ." glses ,hs
iollo~iug ,efy genie h,n. concerning .he
respect ID 4 nu.l he paid 10 PENIS, s,lvs-
MIA. snd 10 The praf, s.,oRs OF The k'ne
lsIler, 20 lhe re-adj tslmrnl OF ihr 'r.nli:
There . gisal G.sl oi inter 81 ex,
pressed. and much un-fecled snx,sts lsiI.
IN ths Sise. 80 regard g. the lsrH quts-
lion. The Wing Papers h"pe 10 make
the subject prui able "ne 10 them. end
they are already al sork, spsclou.ly ami
dangerously sos,ng. a, they think, The
seeds oi iU,ure dtssensons. lirI the de.
mocrsey af Psna.yl aas bewar-: le,
them repose eonli.leGes 10 the msn Cor
whom they labmed so .liieienliy. and IN
whose elrchon they &C. jmee 80 Truly.
Above all do mol let them be euiispped
by ,be tricks ol The Whigs. Had Mf. Clay
been chosen Pres,Jent. lhtre - no intel
lgeHt mln ~ho believes tasl he coulJ
have resisted The necessts ihat would
have lofesd him 10 Teeommtnj the Al eaa.
ton OF The isuH aci Of 1912; md these ~
np good reason for suPpos'ng. .or even foI
.uspec,iag, TIA. Presldsns Polk will 'l'aa'
bhw. lie will have ihe inls,,sl, oi ths
Whole nsIi1n m hI. hands. end | doub
not. he viii dispose II this sex,d qesuoI
With full consciousness Of us conn ar.
ding importance, aud secoId,ne 20 hi,
satisfactory lener 90 the suffice. Gurinl
tie late couesss. Therefore, Il Is bui Jus
lhas our trends shouli he prepared :.
ga1hs. the 'rieks Of tie Wings. and psr,l
culsrly sgaln.l all rash and uulhlnkln.
movements" -.-..s ........- ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-27


The Clay STATUE.-Mr. Ilari cf Ky.
whase bu.t &C Mr.. Gay, ssss the Alex.
andr'a Gaze te. teceutls exhibited 10 ses-
sral Of our prluc pal tns, attracted murh
at1ehtlon, and was unIS,r.sly adm rec,
has been selected, bg the Lsdies oi VIZ
gina, lhr ugh Their Commiltre IN X chs
mond. as the Sc.hptor OF the rtIlue ol
Mr. Clay, TO be erected IN tie capital OF
b Native s.sls. Mr.. HsII's iaIeuls as =
SruIpsor ste higbly sppkeu OF by drstin-
euIshed artists. lie will procetd ptoba.
by. al once. To Italy, and commence
his great work in the land Of the ArI,.
the Richmond Wing says" Who
knows hul mat The Ladies are sending tn
Rlms, IN the person OF this humble aud
.sii-Isugll X KrnIuck,an, another G nova.
CT anoiher Thor SEQ. ~hnsr lame Will
hereafter till The world Ike lheirsl We
t'u-l (aud believe too) il w,II be 80, and
ihat their n1ble exettion- will be doubIy
rewarded in erecting monumenl whirl,
Will hand down r,he Great P,r6ot 10 re.
moe ages. aud in bringing forward aud
alGiBg nip TO jes.lope ~, wonderful gen.
Ius. ~ an,st who possibly nav he re.
nowned, aud confer renown on aur cnun.
n.y." @s &. r. s...a ~=
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-27
New Orleans, Noyen,ler 5.

CGgifarRia-!iitIico.- conversed
on Sunday with an intelligent American
gentleman who came from California, via
Mexico. or. more emphalically. right
through Mexico. lie arrived here in The
U. s. Steamship Princeton. lie repre-
senls California as in a state Of quasi lnde-
pendence-eyery existing circumstance
ihere going TO show that The country has
swung loose from its moorings Of Mexican
dominion, and that its atiilialion with the
United States Government is inevitable.
lie further states that Mexico cannot 90
to war with the United States: that those
there who evince anything like a bellige.
rent spirit are people ignoran, altogether
OF the power and resources Of his country,
and who think they would have 90 one
TO contend against but few isolated Ame.
rican emigrants who have settled in Tex.
as. lie says .hai before he left Vera Cruz
il was publicly known there tina, the lle-
spaiches placed on board the q. S. Steam.
ship, and which have been sent on ID
Washington, were Of pacific character
and suggested the re-opening Of diploma
ic relations between the two countries.
lie says that numbers are emigralins
can feeling is in the ascendant, tie climail
is salubrious, and the soil good, bul moi !,
good as that Of the Della Of the Mississip
pi. Della.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-27

aBessrts il pEoasrts de PEsjlesf q
ssKar. RiRes ia ; hewe naksL sac
pEsse1ls shs eel sapsss ei e.p'iai snd
a labar intssasd i ne eslsss # este
f.on bs.ng dateied - &c slIeady rscss-
dsni pfo1nGnen 0l epi,on.
. Bsrssss Il.ey believe lhas sf sxpe-
nsaes proves lhal - slsmsae isaa~hes
i u Tedace he PEace u msnn:aesared
seods. sd thereby bsnthl eoasSness q
ST classes.
aBerssss lhsy bslless hat 20 one
gtesl iris. esi OF ne eo9any can be adr-
sos,sly rrslsr.sd @s.hosl ~ ssns dsgrss
sKiearing prolernon u ~ oihsr InlsIrsa.
and tbsi nons derive maze ssseHl bsR-
sil fIoa me asaeFai prosperity si DlheE
psssDIs Ihsa lhs cotton grower.
. Bsl sbose al, lhey arc - iaFos o.
sech tsnf a. thsl oi lSI2 because lhes
bsl,eSe The interests II the maaOlsriuIsrs
ol eolIon s0ods 81 he Nar,h IA be laden
tiled wlsh he mtrresls oi We grSseI sl
90 Ion u ias South; sDd that a strength
% added - lhsss tao great Interests, tas
oas a. tae horih and ahe o.her ~ me
Ssulh. - xsil slsaslh be added 10 me
basds ~hieh bind shls glorious Ualah 10
ga;her: and hey do most sismnly be-
l.svs that IL The y stem OF slfsrtIng ale,
qua,e proIsslion ~ American lndushy B.
psrss,sFrd in bol fsr few years al ths
grssI Ih,e'ssls Of The country w,ll beeoms
20 Headed sEd 80 dependant one up"T
saeIher. that I'll anemPIs, whether o. sb
Ol.nonIsls. 20 destroy our brlosei Imon
slil be laughed 10 seO,n fOs seanslss Il
eoms." *. .@
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-27

THE CorToN CRop.--iIp to the lst
MS. .uefe had beeu no killing Ifost III
Ge3rg,as and the Weather being arm and
favorable the crop was inrn,ng out better
nd larger tia sttespscted.