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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11

FHE subscriber offers for sale, his tan
yard, situated in Newton County, 3
miles from Garlandsvile. The tan ward
IS IN good order, and containing u watts
and good cast Mil. Also all other neccs-
sary out buildings attached.
4. FATHEREE.
Oct, p, 1916. 23-3t
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11

DIy UUUHs WAIH OIUCOINNs'
TENIlE subscribers have well selected stock
- Of DRY GOODS, suited to the country
trade, to which they invite the attention OF those
visiting the place for the purpose Of purchasing
Goods.
They also keep constantly on hand, and for
sale at the lowest market price, for cash or
cotton, TOBACCO, Salt, Sugar, Coffee, Flour,
Whiskcy, Baggiag, Rope and Irvine, and such
other articles as are generally wanted by the
Planter.
Liberal Cash advances made on COTTON
shipped 10 their friends in New Orleans.
J. T. JONES & Co
J5ckson. Mi Dec 1916. 26lf
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

ADMINISTRATORS NOIiCc.
WHEREAS, the undersigned did at
w the September term, A. ID. 1915, of
the Probate Court of Perry county, Mis-
slSsippi, obtain Letters of Administration
upon the Estate of SAMUEL SLADE,
deceased, late of said county, notice is
therefore given TO all persons indebted TO
said estate TO make immediate payment,
Al persons having claims against said es-
tate, will please present them, duly ou-
theutcaled, within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
JOHN NIXON, Sen'r,
Administrator.
Augusta, Nov. !, 1915. 25-GW
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
Peter NIiIIigan & Co.

HAVE established themselves in Clai-
" borne, Jasper county, with a well Sc
lcctcd stock OF DRY GOODS. and will
continue 10 receive fresh supplies from
Mobile regularly, If business will Justify.
which they Will sell low Tor cash. Call
and buy cheap bargains.
June Is, 1915. OF
JOB WORK executed at this Office.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
DIR. Jnmes II. RnftIc.

II COATED about ten miles southwest
- of Marion, Lauderdale county, will
continue to practice MEDICINE, SUR
GER Y and IIID ITIFERY. lie may
be loOud at hIs residence except when pro-
leSsionalIy absent.
SEPT. 3, 1915. loft
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
Freeman {. Ewcrs.
T COONIRER.

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER
is prepared 10 DO all work m his line at the
shortest notice, viz: House Painting. in all
us branches. Coaob Painting and Trimming.
GraiaiHg. Nartiiag Chasing. Lettering.
Coi5rHg. Rrp7ifHg Oraamcpfgl Painting.
Of every description, &c. sc, on REASONABLE
terms
Orders Jeff at this Office, will BE attended
TO. May 3, 1sI5. Ilf
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11

Embossed EnameiIcd Cards, tinted plain,
beautifully polished, with elegant designs, as
borders. Printers Blank Cards
Small Blanks, IpIaying card sizo,I mol, 10
dollars per groSs--no. 2, II dollars Large,
no |, u dollars per gross; no. 2, 81 dollars.
Double size OF the small no, |, so dollars per
gross; double size of the small no 3 "a dolls.
Double size of the large no. /, 81 dollars per
gross; double size OF the large no. 2, 81 dollars.
Also, all of the above sizes OF every descrp-
ton made to order. Other sizes cut to order Of
either the foregoing qualities.
Mourning Cards, various sizes, made to order.
Gold Bordered do do do do
Gilt Edge do do do do.
EnameId Sheets cap size, 90 by II inches.
Ivory surfaces, do do do do.
Pearl Surfaces, do do do do.
Blank Sheets, do do do do
Also Railroad and Steamboat tickets made
to ORDER of any color, or Of different colors, as
may be desired
- The subscriber requests all editors in
the United States and Cunadas, who are dispos-
ed to take their pay in cards, aud who will send
him copy of their paper containing this ad-
verliscment, to insert 1t for three months.
GEORGE COOK.
New York, Jan 1916. 32-3m
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
JOSEPH HEYFRON,

attorney and Counsellor at Lam.
Jan Is PAUDING, Miss.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
AIOnZO G.. Mayors,

attorney and Counsellor at Lac,
RALEIGH, SMITH COUNTY, Miss
Jan. 90, 1915
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
DAVID DOZIER,
4 ATTORNEY AT l.

4 I UhINL 4 III ~
PAULDING, JASPER COUNTY, MISS
jan s
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
DIR. Richard III. DOzier.
Doctor 7. y. WHAT.

"ILL practice MEDICINE in all its bran
w chos. lie may 1T all times be found
at his residence in the Killcn settlement, uu-
less Professionally absent
may IL, lS4J ltf
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
Jefferson Nj. GraybiII,

attorney and Counsellor at LdW,
PAULDING, Miss.
HAAS removed from Columbus to Paulding,
Il and announces that he will Practice
Law in Jasper and the adjoining counties. He
will also attend to the Superior, Chancery and
Federal courts at Jackson.
may IA, 1915. l-tf
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
ENTERTAINMENT.

JACKSON. Miss
A. Mr. SAMUEL LEMLEY, ST..
k4A late Of North Carolina. aud
nHY recently Of SINH county, Nj,
W. having moved 10 Jackson for
49, purpose Of keeping a
house d ENTERTAINMENT. is now pre-
pared 10 travellers and resident Young men
and will Be prepared to entertain f5geafv mem
bers of he LegifIQfHre
TThe house Is situated near the south
wost corner Of Market square.
Jaclson, Nov p, ls45 @5d
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
j. &. Heidelberg.

AHorney and Counsellor at Lar,
WILL practice in Jasper and the adjacent
w counties. All business entrusted To his
Management, will receive prompt attention.
May 10, 1913. l-tf
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
William T,POWe.

Attorney and Counsellor at La'c,
Will practice i'll the Courts of the fifth
Judicial District. IPAddress QUITMAN,
MISSISSIPPI.
Sept. 3, 1915. LIT
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-11
DIV Goods and Groceries,

Augusta, Nov. l, 1915. 25-Gv
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
PERfUMRY, sIAIloNERf I

Ceylon scent Packs, Florida Calqx]
Musk, and Orange Waters, Otto Ross Z
Jessemin, Violet and various Others, Rsd'1
Macassar, and pure Bear Oil, Cod Crl]]
Almonds, Shaving Cream, Pearl, Alshh1
Powder, Powder Puffs. Shaving BrusAs
and Hair Brushes, Trusses, fine lvo1 =
Combs, Indcllible Ink. Japan aud Blue
and plain Note Paper, Letter and C.P -
Posioffice Paper, Gillotts Steel Pens, QuilA1]
India Ruber, Marbles, Lead Pencils, u"
Sealing Wax, &c. To
DRUGS AND MEDICINES Of sw9
the assortment being too large 10 sdnSa
Of the Intolligencer without crowdss ~
matter" f.,. .,r,,sl
all orders directed us will be thsni''
and promptly attended 10. u.t1
= w. II. T. N. hhs1
l-.sIet.. 0rsesye
Fort Smith. June7, Is45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
BUSIN ESS CARDS .

Particular attention paid 10 the sale o. COTTON
TOBACCO and other Produes-the collection an
remittances of funds-snd the purchase and shiP
ment Of Merchsadise generally. COZ 7-.r ri.
April 20. l54l-l1.-ly. ,-.re Hr.l Ef-. l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
FRUITS, C0NFECTIONARltaI !

Oranges, Lemons, Figs Rsisins, All
Vermacilla, Macaroni, Candies, Ci,sc.
ger, Lemon and sarssparilla syrups, 81
rooms and Walnut ketchups, Gherkin
and grain Pepper Sauce, Chocolate, Irs
jars, Am. Mustard, Alspicc, Mace, Cha
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
GROCERIES j
Per Steamer Eyelis

TNIE undersigned respectfully call III )
j the public To their fresh and isls
choice Groceries &C., together with y
genuine Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Ola
Perfumery. Their assortment conssu y
follow inp articles:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29

wing member from Virginia AID ,uy on!l
s y g second Demosthene,' I r : ri,o
JAsuARr &c.
Biz II. a na,!. moved to take from The, i.
since, and i '%b;e %ad e ~ himself some lime
table, for leave TO introdoc. 's'a upon the
lu.ion relative TO The inlerfst.. Joln. reso-
.slsn Powers with The indeD.nd.oo., 70 No.
tlons on this continent. Tba s ~. Ma
Yala,e"a-Ayes %. Noes 81. o'0n pre-
Alien n'e a.s zone ne. 'Parring between Me.,,.
p.isd 10 By ' M..,,,. AID debate psriici.
Mr. Allen's motion carri.d a luz. Clayton.
' : : second reading l s,s'ng his re-
oem TO the committee or Fo,a i;slerring
aiTs' The vote stood 26 tool p'e'gn AL
!. e me House Of Represen,a,;,.
..-son SUBJECT was still under Olsen IN; ne
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29
re r. rARIFE 10 he eIvEsFoa oRrssI

e easy to perceive that lbe. Admini,tiia
Il $500 are calculating upon driving bagi',
=, Dsi'ering The Tsriff. for Oregon. Tbgn
..'alns aoon, commercial treaty with E1gat'
: = though he Legislative power could y id
:. aov e. ~ any such arrange rnent Ws,gr.s1A
-. Y FORK Tribune that I've ought nos y
sny deserts Of rock and snow il Norlb or,sa
p. w. sale Of The Industry and Prosperiiyofsf
lsople A. home. f. Let ever N.Y.
, i sa!lonal Independence stand fastiof tbsish
.sts opr own laws, and 10 Abr them slil
povei.p r. l-'s''s-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29
AEvOLUTrON IN MEXICO.

Io,.,I;. nas reached this ciiy, says tbe Natio''
oln,;a, $3.50 y way Of Pensacola that TIE Rs''
Gep Is Governn,ent or Mexico i complsls,
CO. anaI., having entered he ely Of Nsis
esnme,, - himself Of ~ rsigns ofgot
Without serious opposition.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
ON An ElH sRO OWN !:
rRu1sDAIx nGoRMxHcs
.yussusdru 20, 1915.


v ne rEss rr q.
crasnss| =, R,cnnorp, san1 n.
~ i. .,shsh vsss g y.
- <e,oss y y. IN. scs action nppa
ses.i%sp ... !, 81 tsna'. Mo.. Il he saeissn
ars snlss ;s,S,hHnee. Nm passed oyesI Z,
q genera ,I,h Aease .Ssis he resnsn g
Esoes.n !. y csmuis.ss Y ,ssssisnlps - e
W. ~. :, ~ Uniyefsisy.
fairs 2. " sTNATE, he piN,iplA Of granting
divorces havips been ss,osa, g q ~ ~. 8
49, character wsrs = 49, 1.s q.
i MONDAY. Ia eli s'sas : 81 )
4 sion. ..;.r William ". Atkinsen,
TIE ~ slloving him 70 lease 3 & Tern 4
vas Pssssu ...,a;ne lease, lot y - City go
zsass. On a eaAssiasssss D sss cnriursn.
Il he HOUSE, he COMMITTEES On Asicals
} ,,rs have reported adversely to amending VI
II, 4 4 10 rive additional protection 70 sheep
1 tx. pause teisctsd bill providing for u
!. lspubiiealioa d Tie Geological Survey of u
4 lSlats.
on Monday, The House passed, b. laivs
majority, The bill, previously discussed a Length,
for The incorporation Of . Company 70 censtasi
Rail Road from Richmond 10 the Ohio River.
This company j. 70 have capital cf .Hsln
millions Of dollars, aud are % Be allowed 10 u.
pend two Millions il the purchase Of lands al
the erection ii manufactures. No money Y
asked from The State, and accounts Cor the larrs
: vote given to lhe bill.
Several bills hsve bean passed, Incorporating
manufac,uring companies. This indicates /
uisRoss1 - - :. = I'M SPD.ass GO
,eeldIpe.
4 I.,s. n,,nh., a. Mn. IL n.
sh.,.c,sr h.ys S..n ,s...a 8 11'"p0''''
Mt. Tnrner presented I p.,i,io6 fran .;,,,..
u Clarke j.1srsoa coun,isl ..lins .' ss,,.
yer p Construct ! Rail Road from Titles Fsla.
ehesler and Potomac R.il Road 8 H. - R M
more and Ohio RAN Rad. = e''0
4 Al.o. petition from Tho,,.. t,;,. II Is. y.
wm.B. WINS, "a Other. 4, & 3, ",a's ead
poralOn of ths MIyilIs Msnst.,,s,; !, ' cs
psay e'nT
8bill hav6ssn passed 81 both Ho,... -.
zips 4 1..n.s s,s' : 's 40.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29
EHs TAHfF. on ls4s,

The following prdnbls and re,oIu,;on,
passed BY the Send of Prrrsy, :.
on Friday last. By : b.animors' sof. !. -
~. " me- ne tarif 1912 produces 10 nore
expenses Of the Gener1 Gever.,,.., - ~
afqIds an Adequate i6IienisI n,cl.e,: 49, ~
neriesn Industry ana kmericsn msn.f.. - q
= 80. loIeisn ecmps|ion and foreign policy.
s.,i... ss.se4 nent enlargement % commercisi
. sgrienliuI pursuits and toll hs de-
= 4, ;- 9 oer lnief resources and whe,e
I. & o.nsseq the peble Of Psnnsylvania sre
PAUL further sxperienl has thowu shs, 49,
ncaAion Is required t1.cnfs s .56t;ons,-. -
'ush pfoisctiod, and +, promols ,heir .-... :,
welfare therefore
,.. 1...Is.d, g. ThssIur Senators and Repre-.
-s.s.lses y Congfe1&r, and hey are hsrsbv
s9e1fee e oppose sI|Itemp,s 70 sI,sr a. ,ne5;.
x slk ~ ..5'e ecf o. III ,Olh o. Aoeosl. 1870
EsnsS,;. J. 14at ~ o.er6or be reineste5 1. |
'lios \. y of - shove rreSnbie ana -. |
oesr3,. ~ 'e.oa I'D Rspressp,aiivss Is /
"a -. Si1ci1n.iic hroniuis .sr. a., -.
. ~ - II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29
Items.

I'D Feiious.--A branch.9.,
pendent Order Of Odd FeIlow.n .as Inde
foI .,.iol'sned aad i now in .use oser
- OPs.sllon ~ Lsesburg This ,r sIse 8
laeyolenl and noble institution =. uuly De.
Increased ~ number and nonni. greatly
e'sly section Of our country p'.arl'y IN
Inc principle upon wb;ch
no9is based, is that Of ~ 'aD institn.
PniianthroPhy. iis object ~ 80 enlarged
Ss =, .ne ponds q unity, and ~ ls,I
s " between man. and isfellou !, ,s'ioW-'
~ esnoPe that this Society viii ILL., : man
'Ie !nost eminent success s az: ss. with
ola County 81 Londoun.s 'n's good
I1et''ns Ns,lias..a....
Important If True.-A 80.
J. VS. fh'isdeiphia Chronicle 49, saI M
a''on. o. Petefsburg. Va, bas in,.,lf.
nacniae Tor navigating TIE iii sf,.. .sd
. lncessanl application and siuiv years
'alioou and can move fiftv or 80. -
. bonr. Connected with Il +. miies
lom winch ne can discharge from ons q J, |
g thousand one ounce balls mimi. - 2
e has iiksWiss brought 10 perf. st.1.
nomarine battery. 10 20 len :, ,.s
,iles % hour. and with which. s. 1870 $3.50
torpedo. be can blow % / ha.S,
eel y thirty minutes. He can csrrs !.
's |, e s1d from Oregon ID hued, "a
d twenty hourf. a'so /
W. rs Alg9 4, n :! ~ aond The Transient
s'denis Of Riehmpnd, not less tbs 1870 ~
l'zen: generally. Fill Be- graiifisd e A. - 4
4 4 BY has been passed 81 both 49, y 49, {
The Legislature n Kireinia ;r.. $500 S
g The Richmond Gas Comn.rgs ~ u pO gre, q
fPose n lighting lie civ RI. ~ 49, .ne
y are % have 8 capiis! ~ s|Ioo S aaa
Iuifs. hssesslly may y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29
JANuARY %.
Y. s.lsENATE.I

numerous memorials were presented
ana appropriately referred. Among ,hsr
~ Mr. Huniington. praying that war M.
ooI De resofsed 10 in lhe selllemeni Of ~
Oregon question. = '"e
Alter PeIsonal explanations By Me.,,.
Alien and Calhoun, the Senate vent 80
consideration Of Executive bus;ne,. 80
alter some time spent therein. adioprn.a
HOUSE EoF REPRESENTATIVE
Florida Contested Elections.
The orders Of The day were, called
MT. cabell of Florida, before tbe 49,.
commenced desired 10 make two nrora
'I'ions . the member who claimed s., |
'eat. He would. FIRST. propose 10 him s
luoPs zoe pending motion Of the member
rom >. 2. (Mr Simons, aud recomn;,
ne whole subject without debate = -"
committee pn Elections, with ;nst,n.
ions to allow both the contes,an, 20
1 ,mse ny, ne privilege Of obtaining evidence
n me gentleman should DECLINE III. i.
'onld propose TO him 10 save tbs 49, Il
iuliher trouble upon the sub;ec, 4 - IL
81 me seat if the contestant woa,5 &
81 ms claim. snd commit q. $3.50 49, 4. ID
- q. Q me people of Florida. BE cane %
~. !, wl'n most undoubied tight 10 a. A
&, and be believed The peopl, 81 Flo = -.
ouid send him bach. : 'ol'ua !,
] Ms; brockenbrough, he cla;m.,, !.
nee tness prop siiions Win 900 -. 80
3 and then pfncs.,i.3 so1s0 toei. :.
I ,sl s. 6 ne seal hela 81 vi CsbslI ci
81 - 49, moved that III. B. have ID
ss e proefsc for another hour 49, Iof
~ y 8 ns I, Eiiosd after BIZ frst bour -. iii
&C. : Mr p deeliusd he OFF, ' 80 pr
!! % adjourn. The s5;..s. s. ne. .ne usual 10
zee y sote q l2O % 81 re,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29
zseensy- JNSnsk Cr~sress.
Ws,urrorpr, Ixzv.Ass -. 1876
= a-nsaFE-

U. s. SENATE Re
Ar. Hneu ratV iloucs tnef De shonI1 i
= Fr;d., next. and De named lhst day e 8
,rder hat Senator'S might not be taken ~ b
,urpr;,e. move 10 take up tks noiion maue i
= h;m some days since for Leave e INTRO
lrce . ioioi resolution dsclsfsiesy o. aee
or;ncioi. by which The U. States Will oe
roserned 10 regard 10 the inserieseeee g
loreien Powers With the indepenoenN 4
yefnmenis Of Am@rfca. which mouon, :
viii Sc rsmcmbersn. vas laid upon ing
table. on motion or Mr.. Jsraagin, ~ :
s0. ~ = 800 s. ihen Il % early hour wsnt
rssrn,,ye Sessioa I'D were 10 ses-
,;on until nearly Eve o'clock: -.
tn nom;n.siou bf Mr.. Slidell e MIN
;s,sr 10 Nex;eo wsslcon6rmed alter : lcns
debate which commenced ns.I.y : 80
| HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
Contestsh Elections.
| Sons brief remarks Of an explanatory
lehsracler were msde BY Mr.. Cabell Of
Flor; ...a Mr. M.Rlin. q NE.
IN R..oiuliou.aE alssliaaa. aaaflaaass
lof Florida was entitled 10 bis seal and mat
lMr. Cabsll Of Florida was illegally return
II ed -.-.-,~-.-t,ss.s !,
The msiority and minority reports Of
The Committees were then read to the
House. the latter sustaining the rights Of
The sitting member and the former Of the
, claimants.
The Reports having been read. Mr..
Hamlin Of Me-, defended the rights Of the
! member claiming theseat occupied by Mr..
M. Jones Of Ga. coatnued The debate
9 with speech in defence Of The claimant.
. He addressed the House until The adkura-
msnt, without closing bis remarks.
JANUARY p.
U. s.. SENATE.
Mr.. Bagby, on leave, Introduced Pln,
,esoluiion 10 am end the Constitution 2
he II. s. il reference 10 the eiecuon
: President and Vice. President and -o'n
, officers.
!, The proposed amendments are, n
!; lst. That the Ptesidentand wee
dent Of the United States shall DC N
:, for / term Of six years and DO me-
}; ~ "a M member Of either house Nv.
q crs.. shall, ior .be period for 2its j.
y was elected, or for four years NJ or
!; be eligible 20 ill the Office OF I
:. Vice. President. of Con-
: "a. No member oi either bsnich he
u " oress shall, for the period lhs Offices
- was elected, be eligible try. War or |
!. Of Secretary Of State. Heral, % Post /
:m Navy; or OF Attorney II.
Iprfns-G General. ~, .ralSs
80. Tie biITIof Mr.. 80 ' sOe
~ 80. val force Of the tAksSNb, L. 1
, srn. reported BY ihe CommE r. 1880.
hat fairs was taken up. 1913 ,e
, ,1s. Mr.. Spsighi moved TO laSValE
'a,,h the table. Lost l2,o 3d.. r.
: A Mr.lSegier mossd 10 pnstptSuo on
Ger IUin Feofuafy
y. ii W 'nls meuIn e 'n.s s,;.;n.i.
4 !, Messrs. Fairfield. ]. M. Clayton, !,
,;sb, Hannegan, Allen, Calhoun, WeS
MED Yulee, and Speight. and the motion
ibe IIost.-l9 10 20.
The bill was then postponed until ]
how day next.
nm. The Senate shortly afterwards wer
-.llx TO Executive Session.
~ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
In1 1ilui,.i;on RssIoffered calling
= 5,,,. la Ntibe Treasury for info
EurOk1 The Cerrata.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29

sSAGtaIy ~
Ftion O. to the dutiy
year 1876 also an account ~ M ,-5 ~
discriminating between the IRE ana d pv,,s
Bile goods. Objections wer1 mad. ~. ), ou -.
Ne S and i wad laid over.
from The Navy Department
The orders ofihe daY were ,b.n c.,iaa
and the Florida ElectiSn Case ~. 49, ~ =
up. - 'sA ~
Mr.. Jones OLGA. cohlinued ~. III,
10 defence Of Mir. Broeklnbrou,h ,h .s coa'
testing member e eon-
!, ne wa31fOlloWed BY Nr. McGauehev.
Cabel. 40 bis seat. WIS
Mr. Chase, of Tenn. kn3M, c.;
o. q e. followed 10 HE debate.
The House, BY vote Of So 10 II -.
fused to sutPend the one hour rule - !.
. permit The sitting member aud The con.
esiIng claimant TO address the Hooss !,
'Ieater length. The House then adjourn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-29

mol tDink that Congress WiH make pro.
vision, for giving effect 10 Mr.. Folks in.
sane counsels. There are var ions Z ousid.
etsiions which lead us TO this conclusion.
Inc policy Of the Executives Govern
neni 10 America, is bot the reflex of The
oP'a'ons OF the party or interest predomi-
nant for the lime being. changing as these
opinions vary, and necessarily adjusting
itself 10 every difference as il arises.
The great agricultural interest of The
VESTS at this moment 10 the ascendant.
and Mr Polk is is type and i,s represent
ia'ive, both IN lie wishes and its resent. |
nents. The conduct or his Government. |
therefore, depends upon the vie W enter. |
aimed IN the West, and these views are |
susceptible Of great modification BY The
'ourss which his conalry thinks proper 10
,ursne.
II is but natural thai Mr.. Polk should /,
z fer As 10 him les give practical dsvsl.
2meni 70 the policy on which tho West
! now bent Il
s To the dVtllers 10 The great valley Of
be Mississippi. the Ohio, and he Ms.
ouri. be owes bis unexpected elevation ia !
'e Presidential Office. snd on their sun. +,
OH be chiefly. if not solely, counts for = Z
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from Sun in miles riod in solar days.
Planets.

We see, by the above table, that the newly discovered
planet evoves orbit between those Of YSta and Juno
The discovery these small planets, with orbits
distance from the Sun, or centre Of FORCE has unsettled
lions OF hsony long prevalent and yet INDUCED by many
These bodes OF which Asrea one, have orbits actually
raversng each other and far known of their relations
we might almost say that they conf the opinion Of La
PLACE that they fragments of single planet, which by
some unknown force has been disrupted This IL, howeve
no than suggestion appearances and leave to
time, time itself furnish proof direct nd
rect and close by observing that member Of the solar
family has taken its place in planetary tables, exciting in
the rejecting mind thoughts Of how vast the intellectual
resources spread through space.
Here must again avail myself of an old mans privilege
and call upon my youthful readers hear me, if but
ment. You have been taught that AUTONOMY is science
Of mystery that long and painful labor is required to
the nechanism Of the solar system. So far from this
being true, the spendous motions of the planets most
Of all things else, admirable for simplicity Astronomy
science, indeed the objects of its elements mta
be but enough is within the reach Of every mind to
cupy with all the evidence of certainty part Of that time al
otted 10 the span Of life The almighty Creator has
not given you faculties to remain unemployed amid the
ders scattered around you from the m blade of grass
and their myriads of worlds. Awake, and reflect
the abundant richness of your inheritance reasoning be-
ings You have the material prepared your hand you
stewards and must for the you make of
earthly estate. WILLIAM DARBY.