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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

LANKS. - Magistrates Summons
ND and Executions, and Constable's
Bonds, for sale al this office.
October %, 1886 fs-N
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

HvFlE undersigned having been aP-
pointed by the honorable Proba'e,
court Of Carroll county, commissioners Q
insolvency on the estate Of John Y. Lao.
lock, deceased, hereby give notice lna'
they viii meet the second Monday ~ each
month, for the next insuing six months, Y
the counting room Of James e. Turner, Y
the town of Black Hawk, for the purPoss
Of examining and auditing claims agal~
sniI estate.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

W WHITMORE, will continue in'
e : practice. Office AZ C>rrciiIon,'
ssp smbcr !, fSfS. Ss%
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

DlSSOLUTION. The partnership q
NV SHATTucK g. yHIrmoRE 10 W
practice OF the law, Is dissolved by the VI
noval of Judge Sha,iuck from the S'a'e.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

No cure MN pay.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21
WIN. TERRY,
MARION, Mi, Dec. 7, lS45.

MARION, Mi, Dec. Z. lS45.
Having been called on by MIR W, Is.
Farmer 10 give my opinion Of the Cotton
the seed Of which he is offering for sale,
examined tho cotton 10 the field after il
was fully malureG, aud believe the stalks
and more bolls on them 10 tho size than
hay other stalks have ever seen. Ma
nv limbs Of twelve inches in length hav-
iag from Eve to ten bolls believe the
staple superior TO the Mexican cotton,
A. b. ROBINSON.
XyLoN, Dec. 3, l9i5.
visited Mr., w. b. farmers plantation
short time since on purpose to see his
cotton. | am convinced that it is the hea-
West bolled cotton ever saw, either in
Mississippi or louisiana and isshcd less
than the strongest lands in Carroll county
the most Of his land being high and con.
siderably worn, II also has the appear
anco Of commencing to boil sooner than
the common cotton. there being bolIs on
all or nearly all Of the first limbs that
come out Tho cotton is known in this
section as the Sugar-loa Cotton, and the
leaf is small, which from the shape Of the
stalk does not expose the negroes 10 tho
dcws in first picking as the common cot
ion. Tho staple is good, and believe
better Than the common Mexican cotton.
ELIAS FISHER.
CARROLL co., Mr., Dec, 3, l845.
Having been called on by MIR, w. B
Farmer to give my opinion with regard It
his Sugar Loaf Cotton, | feel fully jnstiti
cd in confirming all It's superiorIies as Ger
tilted to by Mr.. Robinson, Maj. Terry
and DR.. Fisher, having passed through
his field some several times during the
summer, Its stalk has the shape Of the
sugar loaf; the leaves are smaller, holli
heavier Than any other cotton have ever
seen, II sheds its squares less, as such
stands the drought better. The staple ant
pears finer than the Mexican cotton, APP
from the manner in which il hangs from
tho bols, would seem TO DO easier gather
cd; and although he was some 2 TO 3week'
later planting, his crop was open fully q,
early as mine on the same kind Of land
d, Q. MCLEOD.
BLAcH HAWK, Dec. 10, ls45.
Having been called upon by Mr.. w 3
Farmer Is state what | think Of his Suga
Loaf Cotton. the seed Of which he is Of
fering for sale--A neighbor Of mine wit
adjoining plantation planted a few bushel
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

: The rue riches of life is Health"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21


Having been called upon by Mr.. W. B.
Farmer Is state what think Of his Sugar
Loaf Cotton. the seed Of which he is OF.
icriug for sale---A neighbor Of mine with
adjoining plantation planted few bushels
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21
A List of letters

NJ EMAlNING in the Post Office at
M Carrollton, Mi, on the LIST day OF
January, 1886:
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GREAT ACCOMMODATION,

Cheapest and quickest route to PrOuidence
sz,a THE Southbridge Prov
Essnssssa.sz s err1Rp idence Stage leaves Fish
1861 irf5 10 NJ ervie Depot on Monday Wsdnes
S==zszzzzssz== and Friday, on the arrival of
the Accommodation Train from Worcester and
Norwich at II O'Clock AM, and passing through Thomp
son, Chepachet, Greenville, and Fruit Hill arriving AZ
Providence at O'Clock M Also leaves The Webster
Depot Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. at II o'clock
on arrival of the cars, and passing through Douglas
Buriville, Chepachet, and Greenve arrives at Proyi
dence at A O'Clock Pm.
RETURNING Leaves Providence at IL O'Clock A NJ
passes the routes above indicated meeting the cars
for Worcester and Norwich and intermediate Depots at
Webster, Monday Wednesday and FRIDAY and az Fish
esve on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. and arrives
at Southbridge at O'Clock PM.
Passengers by leaving Worcester in the 10 O'Clock train
of cars will arrive in Providence from TWO to three hours
earlier than by any other route.
Passengers at Providence be supplied with tickets fo
any Of the depots the Rail Road. Stage and Rail Road
Tickets can be had the Ticket Office in Worcester fol
Providence, at lower rates of fare than by any route
Books kept at the Manufacturers Hotel in Providence
Nov. IA eod6m BENZ. GREEN. Proprietor
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ST. JEANS GALVANIC METALLIC

STREJVGTHE1TNG PLASTER, impreg-
mated with the Electro Magnetic principle The most val
liable remedy yet offered for all disorders spinal
complaints, RHEUMATISM, Indigestion, stiffness of JOINTS
weakness Ofmbs pain in the side, back and chest, &C.
They have also been most successfully applied in of
tic dOOreux vertigo, sick headache, paralysis
gout neuralgia, Combining every advantage possessed
by the most scientific compound with the important and
effective Mealne GavanIc preparation and Magnetic pow
highly priced in other Galvanc appliances, and with
the facility of immediate with the parts affected.
This new and most valuable remedial agent must prove
of ncalcuabe benefit where other remedies
easily and rapidly reach the desired object
Secured by letters PATENT and for sale wholesale at the
Importers No William Stree-at the office OF the PrIn
cipa Agent, No IS Chambers ST. NeW York; and by Drug
gists generally throughout the United States.
CAUTION Each Plaster will bear the signature Of the
proprietor
J. 5. HOUGHTON, 80 Washington Street, BOSTON,
General Agent for the New England States.
AGENTS. Worcester-James Green & Co, and 8. A.
Rowland. Spring fed-B. h. Bliss. BGrre-Woods,S Field
IL Co. Amherst-N. Fitch Fitchburg-Chas. Shepley.
LoIoeHG. H. Carlton & Co. and by the dealers in Medi
cine generally. cody Novl8.
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January I2. 1916.
WORCESTER, IS,

WORCESTER, IS. January IL, 1916.
To FRANCIS H. DEWEY of Worcester IN said County,
Esquire, and LAMBERT LAMsoN of Boylston, in said
County yeoman, Greeting.
UOU having been duly appointed Assgnees of the Es-
i tate of ANGRY CARTER, OF said Worcester, car
pente nsovent debtor hereby required to give
notice thereof and also to give notice that the second
meeting of the creditors of said Amory Carter will be
holden the Office OF Thomas Hill, in Worcester,
the second Monday Of February neTt at ten O'Clock in
forenoon, when and where they may prove further
debts against the said Amory Carter, and also show
why certificate discharge shall not be granted
to HIM. And you will this no'ice by publishing
atested copy of this order in the Daily spy, a
newspaper published Worcester aforesaid, two weeks
successfully before the day of said meeting and by for
wardng like copy by mail TO each of the creditors OF
said Amory Carter known to you as residing out OF
said County and you to make return of this order
with doings thereon al the time and place OF said
meeting. BENZ f. THOMAS,
Judge of Probate.
Copy. FRANCIS II. DEWEY, Assisnees
DIV Attest, LAMBERT HANSON, ) ~
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS January Ia, 1910.
ZION. ISAAC DAVIS, a Master in Chancery within
and for the County of Worcester this day issued
10 Warrant against the estate of WILLIAM w. WAT
SON, of Princeton in said County, tanner an insoven
debtor and the Of Debts the delivery OF
any property belonging said Watson, TO him or for his
use and the transfer of any property by him are forbid
den by law.
The meeting creditors Of said Watson will
be held the office of said Davis, in Worcester IN
said County, the second Monday Of FEBRUARY merit;
O'Clock in the forenoon prove their debts and
choose assignee assgnees Of his estate and to DO
such other business in relation thereto may then
come before them.
dim EDWIN EATON, D. Sheriff.
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER. S. January 10, 1916.
IIoN. BENZ F. THOMAS, Judge of Probate for the
L. County Of Worcester has this day issued Warrant
c.. ALLEN of Brookhed, in said County, Boot and
Shoe Manufacturers ins0lvent debtors and the pay
ment of any debts, delivery OF any property be-
longing said sprague s. Allen, either Of them, to
them for their and the transfer OF any property by
them either of them forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors OF the SAID
Sprague Allen will be holden the office of Thomas
d Hill, in Worcester. in said County, the second
Monday Of February neTt, ten O'Clock in the fore
noon prove thedebts and choose assignee or as
sgnees of the jout and separate Estates of the said
Sprague len and 10 such other business in relation
thereto as may then and there come before them.
d2w E. EATON, D. Sheriff.
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Boston Almanac -l846.

TBNHE Boston Almanac for lS46. by S. N. DICK
n INsoN, will be ready for the public on or before the
10Th of December The new and splendid Map Of Boston
will again appear in this number Also new Map Of the
Rail Roads in the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts. This
Map shows glance all the roads divergng nom Boston,
Along each line OF the road the stations OF depos are eg
bly, set down with their distances from Boston, II also
shows the route The Long Island Road and the course OF
the Hudson River Albany No Massachusetts, man
examine this Map Of Railroads without pleasurable
feelings At glance he these great arteries of bust
life and prosperity all centerng In the great metropolis
OF New England. The Miscellaneous DEPARTMENT OF the
Almanac has received all due attention. The Business Di-
rectory and other local have been thoroughly re
vised and made in all respects perfect as possible
Orders 10 be addressed AS 10 the Publishers Messrs
THOMAS GROOM a. co, 80 state Street. or to the Pro
prieio or, 8. N. DICKINSON, SO Washington st. s
Boston, Nov 81 ah'm 80
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Shoe Dealers and Family Stores.

DEIi,'s Water proof PASTE BL.9CKLNG
for Winter use is now ready for sale No family
should be without this Backng for Il has proved real
Jeoher nourishsr Its excellent quality has secured for
tsslr hsh repntation and the low price which IL
sold renders il a valuable article for al ~
No. SCI HanOUer Street, BOSTON,
at the Sign OF the Highlander.
b. A liberal discount made TO wholesale purchasers.
Directions for use the boxes l3w Dec. IT
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NOTICE
Mill PROPERTY in Ohio for Sale

or Exchange for its equivalent in productive
Property IN Worcester or Boston, Ms.
- TT consists of FIGURING Mill, Saw Mills, Ten
eA l. ements and about 220 OF Land situated on
EnlEs Symmes Creek miles from the Ohio River, and 4
miles from Proctorsvie, opposite Guyandotle, Va
These Falls considered key to the almost inexhaus
be supply of Timber above which run down so miles
to- but pass them without great risk ami lossbe
low the creek is unohstruced the Ohio River at high
water 1t ia present rented for $3.50 year TO June
s47 reerying the privilege Of making further improve
ments ifdesired.
This property is eghly ocated for the manufacture Of
Ion being within the region Of the great Iron and Coal
deposits Of the South Of Ohion (see the Ohio Geological
Survey Of which $4,000 will be turned out in
this County this year. lteg iHh!ls
Any other information may be obtained by letter adj
dressed to HAMMOND HOWE, tI
JAM f Clark's Mills, Laurence CO.. OHIO.
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Block Teeth Entire Sets.

TVVHE subscriber informs his Irlends and The
public that he is able to supply whole or half
acts az ARTIFICIAL TEETH, in much greater perfection
than at any former time. -
For alness Of adhesion, and Of course, use for
nssson Of the teeth to the individuals and for strength
and durability the subscriber solciis comparison with
any which are made in Boston or New YORK
TO those who are willing 10 pay fair price ior superior
arce satisfactory evidence will be given Of such improve
ments as will ensure them against disappointment.
The subscriber will furnish Jul se OF iee.n, a. less
than cost 10 any resident of this village VINO could be re-
erred 20 in where persons wish 10 see specimens IN
nctual operation. s.t.5 - . ,HU &IttfT
N'''' 'p''"''T'' o. ii. BLOOD, NO. 100 Main 50.
Worcester, Dec 8, ls45. ls'hs
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Take Notice.

4 Ii PERSONS who are indebted to me are hereby IN
IA formed that their made off and ready for
settlement and they will also please to rake notice that
they must be paid before the 10th OF February
Worcester Jan. II. dwStf JOHN b. WYMAN.
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Rnarders Wanted.

ok Gentlemen Boarders will find good accommodations
- by applying No. 10 CHERRY STREET south of Front
Street. JACOB HEATH.
Worcsster Ian If ti6tt
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Great Sale of Wood and Timber.

FENHE Hubbardston COpperas Manufacturing
n Company will sell at Auction,
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, JAN. 81,
10 O'Clock A. M on the premises, all the WOOD and
TIMBER on their Estate in the town of HUBBARDsToN,
near where the Rail Road from Templeton Worcester
and will afford OF the best locations
for obtaining Wood and Timber for Railroad purposes in
County, there better timbeed heavier wood
ed Lot for sale in the County of Worcester.
The lot will all tie surveyed lines run, and numbered
that those VINO wish view the premises previous to
the Ii will be sold in Lots OF from to ten or more
acres, purchasers may desire.
Two years from the first VI April next will be given in
which to remove the Wood and Timber, afording OPP
portunty those wishing to purchase seldom il ever Of
Tered. Every lot offered will positively be sold to the
highest bidder no reserUe whdteUer.
Terms liberal and made known at sale. No adjournment
on account of the Weather For further particulars in
quire of DAVID BENNETT, Hubblrdson.
T. w. d. G. P BANCROFT,
Jan Ii, 1945. dat Auctioneers.
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Wanted.
Wanted.
01000 FOR series Of years-security ample. Inquire
p4OOO this Office dtiwlt5l Dec
SH ERRIFF,S SALE.

SH ERRIFF'S SALE.
WORCESTER. SIS, January 3, 1886.
TAKEN on meshe process, and will be sold on execu-
l ton At public auction on Saturday The 24th inst at
O'Clock P. the premises of Efingham h. Capron,
Uxbridge Centre, in said county, unless otherwise
deemed by the debtor the following personal property to
wit: large Copper Kettle weighing about eight hun
dred-a lot OF Castings lot of Brcka lot of Wood
lot of English Hay, about 40 bushels of oasalso guam
THY Of Straw.
SUMNER BALLOON, ID. Shift,
N B. The above sale advertised in the Spy OF the
7th take place the 2lst nst il is unavodaby
postponed 10 the cath instant.
Jan 8, ls46. SUMNER BALLOON, D. Sheriff:
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Apprentice Wanted.

EXTANTED, at the Spy Office, active and intelligent
w BOY Is or Is years Of age, apprentice to lhe
Printing business If Jan l5
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geb ny LOANS ON MORTGAGE.
NHE funds Of the state Mutual Life Assurance Company
/ will be loaned on Mortgages OF Real Estate. Appca
tons Willie received by WILLIAM DICKINSON, Treasu
fer, at the Central Bank. ,7ai ~ Y hHrfa -
Worcester, June 10"
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anted By experienced Operatives,

W d41L6u Uy CApCL1UI1COU VpO+cAOAVOD3
COTTON FACTORY, with or without Looms. TO
N operate by the yard or otherwise. Inquire al this
Office dwtr3 Jan 5.
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DIED.

In Milford Dec. 81, Mr. Albert Hunt "a.
In Pittsord, Monroe:Co, NJ Y, Mr. John II. Winslow,
formerly of Enfield, Ms SO.
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for one Hundred DoNars.

In addition TO the above premiums deposite Of per
cent on the premiums will be required; and deposite
note varying at the different ages from Is 80 per cent
the premiums
Applications for Assurance may be made at the Office OF
the Company, at the CENTRAL BANK ia Worcester and to
the Agents in the towns and sections of New England,
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Ohio
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
Worcester July g. Is45.
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Apprentice Wanted.

good faithful boy steady and Industrious habit,
n about IA years age is wanted by the subscriber
an apprentice to the Dying business a. me GIoVe street
bye House. nH"Ni ADhMs'
Worcester, Nov 49, .t RI aNH.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-03
CONGRESS AND OREGON.

There is very little said in Congress except
about Oregon. This TO US seems perfect
outrage upon the Nation To the vast ma
jori'y of the people this subject IS matter o
perfect indifference, and if the question coul'
be compromised, as il can be, without going
TO war. there is not one sensible man in ten
who does not wish it TO be done. But as a
machine by which to make political Lcapital
it is of vast importance TO the locofoco party.
A war cry against Great Britain is always re-
garded as an excellent hobby, especially
when those who use it eau saddle The odium
Of British whiggery upon their opponents
Were it not for this we believe that the Ore
eon question could be amicabiy and honora-
bly, settled within a month. If, therefore, a
war does spring out Of all this contemplate
bullying and clustering in Congress, 1t must
be attributed to nothing so much as grovel-
ling desire to preserve the ascendency of the
loco party in the government.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-03

IMPORTANT FROM MEXIco.-The schoone
Julia arrived AT New Orleans, on the 18Th
instant, from Vera Cruz, whence she sailed
on the Both uh,, bringing lale aud important
news from Mexico. 1t appears that the
revolution OF Paroles was in fnil force, and
the revolutionary army consisting of 5000
men, within three days march OF The city OF
Mexico. The greatest efforts were making
blythe existing government, 10 head Pare des.
They had already taken the necessary
measures TO put the Capitol in state of de-
fence, and given out 5000 guns TO be distri-
buted among the citizens. The President
Herrera. had been clothed with dictatoTial
power. The Mexican government had re-
fused 10 receive Mr.. Slidell, The American
minister, but he was determined 10 remain
in the Capitol.
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The FLORIDA CoNTETED ELECTION
The House of Representatives on Saturday
decided The question arising out of the con-
tested election Of Representative in that
body from the new State of Florida, against
The right of the returned member, E. c. ca
bell, (Whig) and admiiIingto his seat the
petitioner against him. VIM. H. Brocken-
brough, (Locoloso.) With some experience,
and more knowledge, of the influence OF par
ty considerations in determining questions
Of this nature in popular bodies, we should
be satisfied, by the state of the rote on this
matter, had we no other grounds for the
opinion that the decision of the House is one
not borne out by the evidence in the case
Had II been so we should not have seen the
House oil Representatives with a majority
Of some seventy votes in favor of the ruling
party, Affirming the right of one of their
own parry to a seat in that body by a ma
Jorily Of fourteen votes only. And even that
majority, it will be perceived, was reduced
TO Sir when tested by the question of recon
sideration.-[ Nat INTEL. Monday.
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MIcHIGAS has more than her share of this
worlds greatness in Congress. with Cass in
the Senate and Chapman in the House. The
latter has been recently making speech up
on the Oregon question. The correspon-
dent of the Boston Journal relates
"How Chapman of Michigan-the illustrl-
ous-electrified for a full hour the house and
galleries, now, in restrainless eloquence, as
severating once more, that the present system
OF education chad pervarted the designs Of
Providence, and made man a Wing" now
passionately impIoring the Hon. gentlemen
mot TO 60 too far in the middle ertreme, and
to bewar lest in avoiding Scylla they steered
right into carry bobus, which, continued lie,
when shout of laughter had somewhat sub
sided, II will not now stay to translate. Mr.
Chairman" said he, in an ecstacy of patriot
ism, ''if there war British frsate down in
that ar Potomac river, loaded up TO her nluz-
zc sir, and ready TO be fired upon this capt.
toll. while | am now addressing you, and
was required TO give up one square yard OF
Oregon, or, sir, one pebble that the mighty
waves of toe Pacific have washed into The
form Of an Oblong triangle, would say, sir
Fire Fine, sirl''
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NJ Our Army in Texas is represented TO
be in deplorable condition. The climate is
dreadful. The Soldiers lie down at night
gasping for breath, in the sultry atmosphere,
AID rise in the morning with their limbs be-
numbed with frost. The thermometer often
falls 60 degrees in few hours. The tents
are of fimsy materials, and do not protect
the inmates from the drenching rains and Kill
ling cold, Catarrhal fevers, and other conf
plaiuts, are the results. One-third ofIhe Ar
INV is on the sick list. The moral effect of
this state of ihiags is very bad. Grogshpps
flourish there, and drunkenness, and kindred
vices. prevail 10 an alarming extent. All
manner of Williams prowl about the encamp-
rnent, and under cover Of congeniaI darkness,
do deeds Of murder, robbery, &c. The
sooner this Army is withdrawn from fatal
Corpus Christi, the better. Bad matters
will but grow worse while it remains. Vice
and Death are busy lhere.-Aibdny Citizen.
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THE EOR EIGN NEWS

The public mind, il the view taken of the
former intelligence accorded with our own,
will be less startled TO know that Sir ROBERT
PEELis again Premier. than it was 10 learn
he had surrendered the Seals. We could
not believe that England was ready for so
ereata change. Ncr did we believe Lord
JoHN RUSSELL equal 10 its responsibilities.
In the present posture of our own affairs,
we do NOT regret the turn things have taken.
Lord JOHN Russell. even with the disposition,
would have lacked the power TO adjust the
question that vexes" England and Ameri-
con We should have had nothing TO expect
from the justice or liberality of LORI PAL
MERsroN or Lord Administrations
journal.