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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-11

fnc iHcrtrf- .trf foio i unrnn ., by rCNll,lu.i
who are not artists, and have prviir s beyond Tn,
other members. ana NJ compensation.
In iur'hcrancc OF a Truly national object, 10 unit
great public good with prlvat" qualification small in
dlylj1al expense, in manner best suited to III" si'ua
ton of our country, the nature Of institutions an,
the wants, hnbits and tasi"s of our people the Com
mitcr have adopted the following
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01
v'OE. xxgE:-.HO. 81

Jcons On his side. th,ugh he proiessed speak only
i9' us nfs' Impressions II Is tnure proper, should
say thai his objections were directed our uposai of
MI letting u Britain 70 ahpge 55 north with her settle
nienis. while allowed Russia 10 cone down 10 ths.
with hers In treating Of hIs coasi. he had supposed
lit 4. britain had her northern question with Russia
az her southern with the UnIied States lie could
motive or the United States desiring 10 stop the sell
leinens ai 6fea Btlian s4vthaafd but he bad be-
Lure known Of their desire TO STOP them hurtbs ard and
amve all. over limits conceded to Russia Ii 10 this
eneet that he suggestions weni.n
This was her answer, refusing TO take. in 1923, as
northern boundary, coming south for quantity, What is
INV prescribed 10 her. AT the peril If war. for south
I'm boundary. with nothing north fur. although ihs
let hhppens 10 DO that Russia Is there, bounding
on the NTH. yet that makes difference in The philos
orhy Of onf Ftty>lNur fofilos who believe il be AL
and oo thai belief ready In fight. Their notion IL
thai we jam up 81 deg 40 min. aud the Russians
"ihe Jan down To the same, leaving M place Tor thu
hush lion 10 put down paw, although thai paw should
be M bigger than the sole Of the doses foul which sought
eating place from Noah's ark. This must seem a it,
lie strange Ia Bttsh statesmen. who do not grow VI
inst NJ Ia leave all knowledge behind them They re-
uber that Mr.. Monroe aud hts cabnet--the Press.
dent and cabinet who acquired the Spanish tile, Under
which We NJ" propose 10 squeeze them nnt OF the con,i
nent ACTUALLY offered them degrees OF latitude in that
very places aud they viii certainly for this
81 much eompfessiun where offered them much
expansion then. These eaeuns cahnni he given Theirs
Is la boundary at 81 deg. 10 mln and iai pro-
posed h make II uuc 1t lat the british. aud not Tor
anfsesrs; aud 40 euds tina re!btable Inc M IL, which
all true paiiols we're 10 tnatrl and mafehinp Il n,
and lighting dlt ii need be- singing all the @hle with
lluaee-
"Dnlee ct derornm est pro par u mori.o
" " Wv W s'' e'''''
Aaa ns lhe emu ct 'ha' Rirh me all goae-van'
nto ,hIn aif-and tho place where
, "'s '',i - VI ouuu' 'n "oue'alh 'aas was ue-
'""n' wy .a''n ''i,' 'en.ee'lh oo "''y-
"' NY A" ''"S' wv 'es'uel,' 'us' nave eA'
l'oe" p"' VI uo errors ''" "nc" 'e pnoio n'no mas
' '', ANU "'hn 1t ~ "'ressly 10 pe f'o u pe'ofo
W. 'ao n'' ih' i'I' P'a'" o' ou' 'iegoh oou'oa,es
''',9 ~ a'o'''l " 'ne ea,.e 'f''y-'ne ooRns
III ta' nllY ana ,nu'''o'i,y u 'oe oteRah nue. ana
ii''I '.'',,''1 " Nv Y, "a,e' - - "es"e' %
nv ,t,"aos y Wrgot ~ ne al o"e '''', al 'ne""V
o" = w. w u, 81 u'H =" ~" p'eaH ~ W anu'
'l'f'A' ~ :" ""'e y ''e NY ia9leai soluuo'
"n'o 'o' 'la'n :" " GA" 'e'e'Fe' ea, l.ls may o7
I'VE Anu ',.'''' u"' Is u Nise aao ''o', a'o ca"
W. WIN el'af con 'rn''S ana without regard 10 cons
s''ieets pas INV upon 'hal lflhelpe, anu senu our
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

o. THE LYNGHBURG ylRGINlAN,

u II q Ut \ . II D . NH ' IhUI NItN,
published seBii-t0osby fsosr0 .oi,dag Thursday
-Four Dollars per ainuH payable an ddrGnce Nositb
,sripon iol be recsredt0r shorter time than months
and paper to, be discontinued (efosPt at the discretion
srthc lcditors,) unti all drredrHgeS ayc pad.
u ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 80 cents per
,suarc Tor less) for eoery ianer form Insertion aud y
re ats per sjaare (or ess for eoery outer form Insertion
EVERf ADVERTISER as required 10 note on ms
manuscript long he totsss has advertisement inserted
an noted, tedi be inserted tai ITS dis
outtnuance be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .4Dp-ERTTSLNis The terms are fo1
he pririsse of ttro squares 10 for square s25 for
ne s1t4re inacr form, SIS Erery ycaIiy adreftisef
viii BE- re ,urel fhe his advertising 10 htspritsu-
ar line Of business.
aS-JOB PRLVfE.S'G erecttei neatly aud erpedaioas-
sni o. reasonable terms.
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Es.fGs Es y So GRE.s.~sE.sJs.


Sfoeefs and COMMISSION herrhants,
a RE no, recelyino and have IN sore a l,tee s,,rl
l oil Gfacrr,es purchased m R1eh0o41 B,Itm, r.
and New York. ct,dy for cash and SINCE
tie l., rIlne Their sl,rk - ,s,.l. m ,,rt #
n hInis \ q P,ri, Kie,. and ii rux Snnnrs
some very fine.
On tis,.,s. and h,,r,Is y q clarified dn
on l,.,.s md h,,,,l. l,,r c,n.I,,,l ND hmm III,
30a has Rl.. I.o,orra md Came {, lice.
~ do Java and NIrcIIb1 do very fine
300 SACHS ty.rn.ol otuupI Salt
% =, .,',s IL,
5o0o lbs o,d ooJ d,n,o,d Sale FATHER
~ iL,la and h,Is y q p II and sn,,r b.usc
nl9,s.qs
hind t,lis, Syr.n. very sooeriur.
1Ad.,>tf, do
Galhs. \. &. rIrrncd Urulnes.
5 bills. family Roe do
IL 6alfbh,s do
IN half lhls family Sb,d
~ Inns couutrv Bar and 'Trcdrnar Iron cmhracinp
bfse assortment. round. sa,afe. band. Sc
ton Amert-on Bu.t,nd Sic.
t60 lo,l,I,. Sb.ar ,n,l (,-t Ia
saaola. @o,l,n yarns Ia.ksyIlIs rarrofy
25oO d, do ALalcelo do
500 kegs lining. box. fence and cut NaIIs. Sd to &
inch
10 barrels Tanners on.
- Wy, Sfr,, l.rl, and small (,r,nd.tones
sG0 ib. b,,l t,nr,cr,,, I,dl,,
l0gD H.. nnicl Umbro NnIdrr
M isz.s ,a,. I},,.,',. ,r,l l,l5-,,og payde,
l0b6Is. \ {. Tar.
~ tors lainp PA,.,r.
noAI3- pt,ert III,
ION. i,sr,no, a,,orted
Il, N,uld Boards / and = horse
10 bsas Shot. common and buek.
oo8altsa very .up,ti,r \Vlue# Lad
A., n',,l.d Ha,Lr,s
10 doz. VINE N,irrs.
IN ,.s,s IRON mound 'Tnbs some yeiy lafue
1o0A lhs I,mobl,ck.
ran.n a..
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,s.0YgCE 70 CONTRACTORS,

OrkIcE OF THE EnciNEER OF 5. w. TcRNriKE,2
La fayeue, Montgomery County, Va. 5
ntELFD PROPOSALS will be received at tins
- Office until the lJh June next, for the coastruc+
hon Of about nine miles Of Macadamlzsd road be-
tween the towns u Salem and Lafayette Bids will be
consltred for the construction Of sections Of miles
or more Plans, profcs and specifications may be seen
upon application 10
LEWIS NJ PROVOST. Jr..
Engineer y. W. Turnpike.
MAY Ii I'm
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Manufacturing Site for lease.

A BRIO X BUILDING with 100 leel from. on The
margin OF he Canal IN SeottsfiAe, belonging TO the
Janes River and kanawha Company. and water pow>
ef ii 80 cubic feet discharge per second. in
lhefeAllh Will he leased tor term u 3 years Pro
psals Tor the same will be received unu the lUh June
neNl. by +. II. Gill, Superintendent, Sc, at Els
otetk Furnace, Amhefst county, va.
kirhiuuud MAY . tIOIe
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To HOUSE gsgsR.EsGEsS.

J OROPOSALS for building House seventy five by
IL fry SIX feel from outside 10 outside, IN tie t5"n
Of Iyncnburg desgued or Il Masonic and Public Hall,
will he received by the undersigned committee, until tie
llth day Of June next.
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sssJsa aSa.s;
Of Land e.s ESPEfovI.

10y virtue OF deed Of trust, bearing date the 2lst
- day oi January. 1913, and Of record in The clerks
office OF he ly court Of Bedford, from Alexander
lhompson, 10 ne, - fastte, shall proceed To 81 oh
Thursday the I'll day u, June next If fair not on
the next fair day thereafter, The Premises at public
auction, for cash. a certain
TRACT OF FAyD,
or so much thereof as shall be sui rn to satisfy the
sums now due and IN arrears, for which The deed was
made to secure. Ihi, Land contains in all, about
33I ACRES,
lying upon the Lynchourr and Salem Turnpike Road
and adIons the lands Of John p Gray aud others Is II
good solI tor lmpmylnl-es very we'll, and has soine
INST rate Tobacco Land upon it,
The title 10 the a5ove and /, believed to be ndspni
able, but sel1ln. Trustee. shall convey such e only
as is vested IN by the deed Aforesaid
GILES L. QUARLES, Trustee
May7 IL June
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Daguerreosy.,c Miniatures.
.Ssgg'EEs .TyED.FE

NJ VE Y .TEis Ks.EE
4 WARDED by the Franklin lusu,ue, Phlade-
IA phia and American Institute, New York. tor In
proved Dd.uerreoyro Llkenesses, taken by Van LUAn
4 Retzer
w. A. Relzer's rooms door above the Ciliz MS
Savings Bank, Eyncuhurg Va, where can be seen spe
clmens vi lhose exquisite woihs Of art, which pro
nuunced by scientific gentlemen OF Philadelphia and
New York, 10 stand unryaeI either in Europe OF y
msrca.
Oil Paintings. Miniatures. and all kinds of Piclur, 5
accurately copied.
Pictures taken in all kinds If weather.
Ii is common idea that these pictures will not stand
the test OF time-aii such detect is entirely moved.
they gded by the aaIvanlr process aud will
fade Instructions given in The and apparatus al the
must approved kind furnished. Materials OF al kinds
used ia The an Ior sale. Ladies' aud gentlemen Invited
10 call and examine specimens
Open from 8 O'clock, \. NJ. IL e p. NJ.
May2S 81
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SPECIFIC AlIONS.

SPECIFICATIONS.
The basement 10 be nlue t,et puch, On Tie eltar }
with two large roons with floors, aud lire smaller lor
wuud. Tree outside doors and rtm's Two inside
ditto and ditto. Eleven WluluNS and shutters Il light
-l2 by 10 aiass. asde hnishrd Ia wolktnanIiAe mats
ner. The basement vail 10 be two eei SIX inehts
thick, OF rustic cut slune-taeIVe inch COURSES. Beds
aud joints 10 he close with draft Vt inch around
each stone. Tue nGnbr 81 heaters not To be less than
one to every ten feet 1t thought necessary by
the building coHmtee. Each header to extend through
the whole depth Of tbs vail aud Ia nania'h tie saae
thickness lhIou9 bout. No suue measure less III lie
bed than lis height ! he Whole to be ad IN lu beds o
the best mortar, and to DC executed IN substantial and
YORK nanllke manner.
The first sioy aboye the basement TO be It, feet pitch
two bricks tiek. tt bnchs used 10 The walls Ion filling
up Sc. 10 be hard) Two gIders . Ivy l. Inehes
ming the whIe loa4t oi the house. joints OF the
d-pth and :. inehe, lhek. Que large mont door and
purtlco, grdatte pedcstdS aud florm tae cut aud paa
neied IN frst style, Ul the Done urder Imu
rooms the end 81 The huuse Tor the Of The Masonic
hall above. Two d9uls and frames ui u, uue
for outside and for partition WALL Eleven window
frames aud shu0efs-l5 light, II by 20 glass Win
DAVIS TO he double lung-all complete. lie inside ia
ish correspond with Inc drawing 10 be seen on app
cation 10 the building committee AL to De OF The 0es
ma erla and executed n the b.s manner.
The second story Masonic Hail. ii feet Pitch.
Wall BRICK and a hall X The floor 10 be OF the
same vie aud Workmanship 10 material, with iht
addun Of tie o5r benz dadenGd as HE inst, with
Ludpe roJm With 1uois from each leading 10 the Hall
aud doors irpa the anie f5am into each ut the snia
rooms as in the plan Il the house. The same number
Of windows lS leht-l2 10y 10 glass, finished IN thu
saue ST le The Nhoe tobc sucroed. with the exrep
lion OF Ibe ~ora. TIP loo covered with tie bes
bright npale, the plaseuog To be Of the best Kind.
COPPER cutters IN the eon e, ard four copper sponls
The tctoie Workmanship, and materials. To be under
the Inspection aud supervision Of Tie building committee,
" whom proposals may be made.
joins K. MCDANIEL,
JOHN NJ. OlEi,
JAMES DOLAN, Comm Iltee.
SAMUEL 4. BAILEY,
JAMES B. GREEN
NurE.-Ihe committee prefer maklng a contract
with one man for The whole building, complete. TIN
work to be commenced Immediately.
May2 p Will
sxrAD 4 ND zTEnEIx-G
NIX BARRELS NEW llERNlNuS,
~ 10 do NJ SuaI,
~ half biol. ehad,
10 :: family Roe ilcrrings.
Just received aud or sale low. tor cash.
BRYANT x liNSLEY.
May % At
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L.Y.B'D FOsS S.gEE.
$40 Acres.

4 AGAIN oI1er for sale my FARM in Nelson county
4 near the courthouse, containing
$40 Acres.
This farm is very valuable well timhered. in very
healthy 'hborhood and within miles Of the James
River Gannl. The terms win be liberal. Apply Ia
he subscriber in Iynchbnrg, Spoisweod Garland and
Robert Whitehead al Nelson courthouse.
j. GARLAND
Sept p
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v5Il,.rs .i.3y Tea g,.UwH.

\ hand and tor sale, aood ASSORTMENT OF Walters
W aud Tea Imys, both Ia set, and 10y the single
llece, by u. ". MOORE.
Sign oI The By Pitcher
Nav 2j Is
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

IN consequence of an error in the advertisement the
sb've sale postponed until Thursday. the 30h day
June next. GILES L. QUALES Tus ee
MAY % i30June
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FAMILY flour.

Sn BARRELS, SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR
w On hand, and Tor sale lnw, fG cash.
BRYANT 4 TINSLEY.
May is
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!
1--WE SUBSCRIBERS are now rece,
l. SPRING SUPPLY Of
C.EEc RE. rs,

III all kinds. qualities, and all prices all of which will
be sold Al Narhern factory prices; will HARNESS OF
own manufacture, all OF which will be s,ld al such
prices as cannot fail to give satisfaction. All persons
waning Carriages will find 1t greatly 10 their Interest
10 IL call and examine stuck before purchasing else
where. Any description OF Carriage procured To order.
the shortest noor should dnong stock suit
SuACkIEENRu s. II.AAEIIEN.
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NEW
= , .
Saddle CslG FFxyI.fY. !,

lie subsrfibtr las opened a shop.
at W alnai Grove. CIV IN. Oraau's. )
n OamFtell county. where he viii
Manufacture
SADDLES. l1AhNESS, SC.
lie Will also h,ep a stock on hand,
both ii Which he Will furnish as low
as they can be- houIhl elsewhere.
W NJ. NJ. JONES.
At
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az r. are now reccivn! and ol1rr Tor sale,
w 80 bbs. NJ. North Carolina Clipped IIerrlngs,
10 bills and hall bbIs family Roe Ilerfings,
10 oos. aud half bbls family Shad,
20 5uXes family Loaf Sugar,
10 hLds. New Orleans Sugar.
MCDANIEL Y McCORKLF.
May 81 is
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Toilet $OfsDs.

A MOTHER supply of those beautiful transparent.
Wash Balls The finest article in Tor the toilet
For sale by JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
May IS Is
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y, CIV on hand, first rate assortment of Pocket
y Knives kHlves and Forks, Britannia Tea aud 'la
BILE Spoons, sc. &c, all ol winch vii be sold low by
u. W. MOORE,
Syn Vi The 0l1 Pitcher,
May % Is
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LONDON PORTER.

~ boz quarts and pinls. superior LONDON
cO STOUT, IN Store. and ior sale law by
YOUNG \ BONIES.
MAY II Is
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SuACkLEFoRD S. LEWELLEN.

and bought the best ier,s in the cities Of Il moe,
Phildelphil and New York. Our stock will be large
and general embracing every article in the Saddlery
li6p both al ready made work and materials, all Ut
which will be sold snit The times All
kinds Of country produce taken in exchange for any
lieie IN anr line cash market price, ndersshall
meet with prompt attention, and all pains taken 10 give
general satisfaction.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-02-12

ihan The quantity of manure would Justify.
This, ! Ihink, i one of lhe grrai evils in
nur system a rnlliyaiion. n. pn The
contrary, we were 70 limit our iillage 10
our supply of manure, what an increase
Of old AID exhausted fields should We
witness. and Vet I an convinced lllsi our
planters and farmers would be in murh
belieE and more prosperous eireumslan-
ees. Our rule. however, seems To be,
thar having 80 many lab0rers We must
necessarily cultivate great deal Of land,
whether il Is rich or panr. This Is one
af the errors of our Ag'icullurisls, and il
lhfrelors heenmes important 10 convince
them that means exist by whirh their
poor lands may be frril zed aud render-
ell profitable ii much less expen.e. and
by which their landed property. as well
a. the mforIs Il life, might be greally
increased; and ihaI those means are ia
their O~n power.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-02-12

be made Al he common school. Every
n. igib0rh0od oughi 10 have ore. But
they d. not grow themselves, Ike iasd
sioal.. And ~ decent msn alil teseh
school on wsg.s shich canal hoy or >
b. sIlsr wtIld lurn up hs nose at. You
may - Ssll puI your money into the IRE
a. 10 send IL Ga - make bel,e,e" teacher
-agie.i naodle-hssG. uhO te-sLe- sshOol
b. Cause he is 81 far nothing el,e. Lay
oIt % gti good lsarher. BE willing 10
pay enough 70 mike il worth while fnr
- STUART" men 10 bee0me your teachers.
Aud Rhen yunr boy. shaw an swskeuipg
taste fnr hooks, ser thai they have gond
hls'nrie., Irasrls. and scientific tracts snd
Irr.li.rs. Ahoye al. do n"t let q boy
get . nniion that n he is educated, he
must. Of course. QUIT the farm. LEI hlm
get an eiueaIloa that he may make be-
ter farmer! | d. 80, despair Of yet see
ing = genersIiaB of honest politicians
+ E,lucsIed farmer. and aducat,d mt Chan
ies. Who are IN good ciIcumsIshees. ant
d" nnI need nilice lnr suPporl. tor make
poliics trade. Ill s,ani The brsi chane'
| for honesty.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-02-12
4 THE MISCHIEF ALREADY DONE.

From the United States Gazette, January ~.
Uhat has Congress done ?-Those
who answer that question, connecting the
Presidents Messsgs with The movements
in Congress, will show up an amount OF
tvL ihat would sppal a man who looked
only TO the good of the country as mo-
live of action. The language Of the Ex-
ecutive, and the movements in his favor
in Washington, has inflicted blow upon
the foreign commerce OF this county that
must be sensibly tel, by every man who
has the least connexion With that portion
OF the means ofnstional prosperity. Hun
ireds OF voy ages, thai included some con-
siderable time for completion, have been
postponed, in apprehension Of war be-
ta cen Great Butsin and this country.
We might easily refer to seseral within
our own knowledge, where Philadelphia
capital wss to AID Philsdelphis enterprise,
and the business of our good city receive
valuable addition. which, in consequence
of the most un,lmely message ot the Pre-
sident. and the most unreasonable course
Of some Of those men 10 Congress Uho
can lose nothing, and may gain much BY
any convulsiou, have been entirely LAID
aside. the risk Of long voyage, under
existing circumstances, being too great
for any proposed profits.
Another result Of this state Of things is
the use of forign vessels. instead Of The
shipping of the United States. and the
modification of seeing an American cargo
coming into port under an Austisn or
Danish flag. There is no end TO the mis-
chief resulting 10 business community
from 4" The rumors Of war" ,ha. have die,
turbed the plans Of our citizens---rumors
having their origin in language and ac,lon
at the sea. Of Government, as unnecessary
and unsanctioned by any real difficulties
as any false rumor and unsustsined Ian.
gusge could be. When will Congress
learn TO know that manufacturing party
capital from importan. international ques-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-02-12

SIR RoBERT PEEL.-A London papes
says The Premier does not mind cracking
a joke al his borough of Tsmwor,h. and
tells the burghers that he is one OF them
selyes-the con of a cotton spinner, and
,ha, his wife was the daughter Of pri-
vste soldier. Lady Peel is The youngest
daughter of Gen. Sir John Floyd, Bart.
who rose from The ranks. IL is likewise
SAID that the dissentiors between the
Duke of Wellington and Sir Robert Peel
have been so frequent and violent as of
ten to place The. Sovereign in very dis
agreeable position. and make her regret
The more tranquil days OF the Wing Cab
met. During the many coun"ils that have
been held within The last non,h.. the
Dukes violence has been so great ahd bis
voice has been so loud, that the attendants
in The outer rooms have caugh, the sound,
and have learned secrets no, intended for
hearing. !" Punch" has them 10 classic
csrica,ure as "Forliiuds aud Resigua-
tlon."
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-02-12

- 4
..s.y ss. Io sei you right N . matter Of
art. and 10 lsll ,oa HAT m lie esuniry
'whsFe 4 resldel | have moi YET ronErFstd
with q single individual. Of ~hssEsr
politics he may be, Who i Il sll wiling 70
20 10 . ar 10 gsI dis strip Oi nnFEOtueliEs
and in . hat i called The IeIriInry &c Ore
gor. And this ] firmly tel,s,e 20 be The
opinion Of The lsX-paying people through |
uul The country generally. And ytt we
may have ar; URuise COUNSEL, slInula-
Ted by those sho haze nothing 10 lose bul
every lliug 10 gain in The eanie,t. may
bring Ihe county into that eslsHitnus Ire-
dic.nenL We shsllsse. and lbaI ere long.
| haze nnihing more a. present 20 say. buI
to subscribe myself. What in truth an,
4 PLAIN FARMER.
January -, 1876.
The wri,er Of the sboEe letter, though
he -, as he states b m.eli. f;rmer. and ne
believe a very sk'iful one. has H"i always
confined himself 10 The lsboI Of ulllEg The
earth. On The eoalrsTy, though far per-
haps The las, thir'y years ieihed 10 bic
l.rm. no m IN had more opportunities 1han
be Uf icing acquainted wIIh the insnt ial
Concerns OF The Government durirg The
war of 1912. land before H.. nor did any
Que unteis'a and them bsIltr.
In the article whirh We prepared for
our rea Iers the other day, on the cI'll or
financal history Of the late var. we ionk
care, butb in our statements Of tie past
aud our predictions Of tie future. 10 keep
Tar within the bounds Of truth. We did
not care 10 LEI even our own readers.
much less lie world at large, know how
nearly the wheels Of Government were
brought 10 q st,nd wmhin the last few
months of The war Of 1912. -
Since our Democratic friend insists up
on it. however, we must admit the facts
10 have been even ss appalling as he states
them. Iuslead &c the premium Of twelve
per cent. paid BY The Government for mo-
ney borrowed al six per cent. year. the
premium paid upon The last loan the Gov
erHmr n, WAS able to ob'ain. we find, nn
recurring to tie record, vas treniy pei
cent.-and The amount Of eighty dollar:
in money for one hundred dollars in stock
| in ,ha. loan was received in paper Gfnon'
paying banks, upon which Tie discount
| in specie was. a. our correspondent sIsIes
twenty. five per cent. So that. in fact, tht
Government paid a premium OF fortyJfUl
4psr cnf.. upon muney borrowed a, al in
ieresl of elk per cent. per annum, and
even at iha, rate, had lost the faculty o
borro.ing. y
We suppose all our leaders know ,hs
Tire suspension OF specie payments by 81
the Banks south Of New Yotk, if not al
south of Boston, IS il was the uecesssr,
consequence Of The state of war at III
time we speak Of, will be the inevitsbl
effect ola war with greet maritime Pow
er. rome when j, may.
We pu, it to the People whether, I
granfy the olood-,birsty propensilies Q
those who think "we ought 10 seek rs,he
Than TO evsde a war;" We shall cour
wi,hou, occasion, return OF that state {
things in which not only gold and slvel
bu, even copper disappears, snd cent
aud fractions OF ceLts, as we'll as sll th
parts of The dollar, are repre- serted BY 81
thy shreds Of paper, issued by any bod
and every body who knows how 10 sig
his name or make his mark.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-02-12

A FACT, hich may be worth the con-
sid,raton Of our sturdy advocates Of free
trade: By the reports Of the British Con-
suIs to their Government, j, appears that
10000. 600 bushels Of wheat eau be calcu-
laied upon from the porls Of she Baltic
and Medi,erssnssu. Two millions Of
quarters, (e:gh, bushels TO the qnsrter,)
and atpvices that would be ruinous 10 our
farmers, with heights shout one half what
We should have 10 pay. v"
~@ Boston Courier.