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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-24
I,ansppeal in yesterday Times 10 The wings
- n. State, to rally at the approaching election

Inan appeal in yesterdays Times 10 The Wings
- n. STATE, to rally at the approaching election
ne find the following strange declarations:
1.-THE Democracy is fast coming 10 me point o.
waking politics the only tenure OF oiIlce, anu ~
moving every officer under The STATE Eo'eiu'iie"'
unless he be a Democrat
ITO sum up all, in Ibis eeclion we nav " ~,
cner or submit 10, the sphf e' L"eo ~ 49, So.
enemy of enlightened government, wne.ns
or Federal. and the bane oi all fiepuol'. a"
II is this spirit which is running iio' ".', uu,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. setting con .lilu,ions al defiance,
ana threatening The destruction OF cur iiosi'0s
These may be very good parry Appeals 70 ga"
special Object bnl all mast admit maj 'hey ".e
a mere fancy sketch. As far as lbe Demo'''''e
parry of vireis;a is concerned, they nave s'o"'
a forbearance and iberalty towards their oppo-
nen,s which cannot be successfully aSsdi'eu'-
With The Stale thoroughly Democratic 'oi -
many wears, The Democratic legislatures nave
kept in office very large majority OF Wings
They had The power, but they generously io'po'e
ouse i Certain i, is that fever they arrive al me
policy OF "removing every officer under Inc e'a'e
Government unless he be Democrat" II VIII DC
because OF such unjus charges oy 'heir po''''e''
opponents, as those quoted above
The second charge is utterly indehnhe dnu
equally upfoundcd. II lle Times can show wheh
and where The Democrats of Virginia have run
riot with our sacred institutions" have ''sel Con-
s,ilutions al defiance" and have "lhrealened the
destruction OF cur Liberties" We may De brought
10 consciousness OF that spirit OF Locoiocoism,
which ssaid TO poison The whole country. Inc
spiri, may exist, but it must be q! such an e'he-
rial nature, as 10 eude the observation oil or
binary men. Certainly, ice know nothing OF us
operations here. So far from The Virginia De
mocrats being chargeable with such danger
GU, qualities, we may boldly refer 10 their
scrupulous regard for law and order, their
devotion 10 The Constitution and their &C.
neral bearing as members Of society. II IS
true, that they have commended for s'r'ct con-
s,ruc,on OF the Constuion-that they nave
ever opposed that wild construction wh'eh "ou'u
make the Constitution nose Of wax, 10 au'no-
rizc the most exlravagant exercise oil powell
Blu, herein they have exhibited true reverence
for The sanclity OF Constitutions; their devollon
20 the interests or the whole community, and 10
the peace and harmony OF the nation But we
have gone funher than We desisncd-which was,
10 single word, TO vindicale The Democracy OF
Virginia from most unjust impulalion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-24

A Treasury Circular has been issued by the
British Government, authorizing the admission
Of Buckwheai, Indian Corn and Rice, at The fol
lowing rate of duties until The Isl August next,
or until Parliament shall otherwise determine
The importers giving bond, tha, should Parlia-
men, refuse 10 reduce The duties in accordance
with The new rates, they will pay the duties IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-24

able a new nation TO emerge from chaos INTO ma
tional existence in day, and enjoy the novel
~, splendor and immortality OF The greal, aonleV-
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

|zing appeals from justice fthe peace vas
read the 80 time and passed
Mr.. McCanghan submitted joint reso-
luton that the committee on internal i'm
pr0vemens be inst ructed to introduce hi "a
providing for the appropriation OF the whole
100000 acres of land donated bv coasress.
in as equal proportions as possible. 50 as To
apply portion TO ieveeing the Mississippi
riser--aiso for the const rIciion of sooi
turnpike road from the northern counties OF
the state through jackson to The Gulf Coats
-anoiher portion to the improvement OF
rivers and roads of the greatest utility so
as 10 distribute the same as equal as possible
over the state.
Mr.. Hinds moved substitute for The
resolution declaring it to be the sense of the
legislature that the proceeds of sales ofssii
lancs should be distributed as equally as
possible among the several countsrs of the
state for the purpose of clearing out the
several streams In said counties, or imDrov-
ing roads.
Mr. Allen moved the indefinite postpone
ment of the resolution and substitute. and
declared himself In favor OF sppro.ri atsns
lanes to the payment of The Planters bahk
bonds.
The chair declared the motion out Of
order. and the resolution and subs ti,o,e.
under the rule, lies one day on the table.
The house took up the moiloa made by
Mr. Binford last evening. to reconsider tie
vote on the resolution by which the com
mites oi II was appointed on the appor
tionment bill. After pToiracrei debate ia
which Massers. Harris. Simral Sharkey
Maxcy. Kennedy, Totten, Singleton and
Alien parties cipa,edthe Question was taken
oy yeas and nays and decided IN the mega
uve-yeas l6. nays 20.
The joint resolution from the senate
grating leave of absence from the slate 10
Henry Dickinson was taken up, Ieai
three times aud concurred IN.
Senate bill requiring the Judges OF the
circuit court II reduce their charges 10 the
jury to writing In every case.was READ twice
referred TO committee of the whole and
made the special order for Monday next
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28


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OF 1897. wOG't have he, = A.
ton aS the l2li>O- ssrhs ea-'-lN
f'sh'SE Is 'h's sn aP7ortoaa=u- II e
seaia,lOa according 70 iEee : ki-e - :
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the understanding by P-e.szsssss, -. - -
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Aao her otl-cll1a VIII NJ, go
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rliitee =. thai : makes t1= Ssu.,. -
ecied f-T IsGr yearS n. s,--,-.- --f
sentative hr.o.-s e a.. F-- q see
makes he Eaemoers & The So -
Senia.iseS. the mere reprsSsn-a-7v...
fls0r. Of properly. Ant Hhat -.
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Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

- 111C ~
In another column ve publish the Re-
post of the minority on the subject Of the
apportionment and ask for il an attenti We
perusal II is truly mortifving to US to see
such bitter sectional feelings growing up
between the d.ferent divisions Of our State.
which, we regret to say, many of our
Southern cotemporaries, are doing their ut
most 10 Increase, by denouncing the North
ern Counties. aud the members from those
Counties. as being Tenuesseeans by birth
and principle, and disposed TO Legislate
for the interests of Tennessee. We dare
say that the Northern members are as pat
rioiic and as much devoted TO Mississippi
as those from the South, and would make
as many sacrifices TO promote her bes: IN
;erests; ye: they do not feel disposed to
sacrifice their constituents for the sole bene.
lii Of the south, by sustaining such odious
and uI just measures. The Report Of
MessIs. Matthew's ant Lunpkin is an a.
BILE one, which sets forth the measures at
tempted 10 be fastened on the North, by
Southern members, In their true and naked
deformity. Were a member from Mar
shall or any Of the Northern. counties to
gel up in his seat and advocate the rotten
Borough system of English representation.
these pure and devoted patriots ofthe South
would denounce him as traitor and Brit
ish Wing. yet they re.wiIling to foist a
bull upon the North more odious nd atom
nable than this very rotten Borough sys'
tenn.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

1--WE have sent on for a supply of
Job and newspaper type, and will be pre>
pared. in shor. time, to do every descrip-
tion of job work. as neatly as it can be
done elsewhere.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

We return our humblest thanks to Mrs
Carr, Of our city for the numerous
papers Of Garden seeds which she kindly
presented TO us on Tuesdsy last. Such
favors will ever be gratefully remembered
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

LEalsLATIvE-We notice in the procee-
dings OF the Leg stature ofthe 18th inst.
the passage Of bill removing from Thom'
as J. Hill. formerly of Pamela county. now
a resident OF this place. all the civil dlsabil-
tiles attending minority. and conferrIng
upon him all the rights and responsibilities
apperraning TO persons OF majority. The
bill has passed both houses.
A bill has also passed its third reading.
changing lhe time of holding the Circuit
Courl in Marshall County.
A Bill to amend the several acts incor-
porating the town Of Salem. was read the
third time aud referred 10 a selec: commits
tee.
A Bill giving power to the Circuit and
Chancery Courts, 10 legalize bastard chill
dren. alter names &C., passed its third reas
ding IN the Senate: "
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

Our esteemed friend, of Salem, has our
thanks fof the pamphlets sent u.s. We
have not had leisure to peruse them care
fully, but will do SO in a few days, after
which he may expect to hear from us.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

aL=zEeS kaz- saciT Iizes . IA
And d0Eer> - Ws4her - IL loEsh Wsz-s t-e1--
Aa1 stars - SSis - al
Thou hzSg Al Seaz1a> ~ -1E1x ga. u 0Ka-z-
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

TIE NATIONAL PREss.-The fist num-
Der of this beautiful and interesting paper
just started in New York. by General Nor
ris, has been received. With the talent
and experience possessed by Gen'I Nj. his
new paper cannot be otherwise than val.
liable acquisition to every reader. The
National Press. is printed in folio form, on
beautiful white paper. a: the extremely low
price of 50. We will publish The prospec-
tus next week.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

The communication of "A P1rfs'.' vas
received TOO hte for the present isaue. bs
we will give Il a place ID our next VIII
pleasure. Hope that our friend will carr
ry out bis design and furnish us with
weekly articles on the various important
subjects that may present themselves to his
mind His articles on the engrossing
subject of Female Education Will ever
fed welcome to our columns
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

.s FiRE.-Ws hope that our citizens will
not let the small ere that took place IN our
town on Tuesday night last. pass heedIess'
ly BY, bot Jake warning sifereirom. and be
more carefal in handling FIRE for the fassrs-
Il il true that the building burnt, was ol
litlle or no value but had the wind blown
from any other direction. il is more than
probable that > large poytion Of the 'bsild
ings On our beausifai square would have
now bees smoking embers Y
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

With pleasure We transfer the subjoin
ed meri,ed article from the Sou.hron. 10
the columns cf the Gazette. Judge Clay
ton is citizen of Marshall County, and
one that the whole State of Mississippi
should be justly proud of. His decision in
the case alluded to- is such as was expec.
ted of him by ninety -line hundredths of
those whose votes elected him to the digni-
fed aud important seat of Supreme Judge.
HJudge Clayton, that ornament of
the bench and pride of the bar. in deliver
ing the opinion Of the majority Of the court
in the case of John B. Neviit as. ,he Bank
OF Port Gibson, published last week. intro
duced into that learned and profound anal
ysis Of The lac, some passages of as refined
eloQnence as the language records. Here
! is cne, exhibiting lively picture ic refer
ence 10 the banking mania. that has run
round the circle of cur country. and radIa-
ted from lis centre To Its circumference -
The cool and sagacious sons of New
England, the impetuous and impulsive
children of the South. and the hardy and
adventurous men OF the WesIhave all per-
formed the same circuit" BY the way,
what Judge ever was an ornament TO the
| bench, who was not the pride of the bar !?
Judges, like the Infamous Jefffies, may
minister to the tyranny Of crown. or like
some in more modern times, may inquire
at the grog-shops and taverns. how popu-
lar opinion is moving on given question:
yet he who would win dealhless name
in Judicial history. history that never
dies and never misrepresents. must climb
up to that enviabIe immortality. not by
pandering to a ~ rantor multitude. but BY
q course Of high uncompromising devo-
ton to the principles Of liberty and justice.
eprobed IN judicial science, that will win
the confidence and affection Of the men
who have always adorned the legal profes-
sion. and who we trust will adorn it to the
latest generations. 4n.s A. 4. ii
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28
LATER FROM Havana AND
MEXICO.

By the packet brig TithCaptain Brown,
we have our files of Havana papers 10 the
ION inst The local news in ihem is of
little importance to our readers. The
steamer GeHiL arrived on the 4th inst in
nine days from New York, ciG ChasIeston
with 26 passengers. Also French brig
of war from The coast of Mexico. The
British steamer arrived on the 7th with
100000 In specie. and had among her
passengers one of Gen. O'DonnelPs adiu-
lants who had been Ia Mexico, by order
of the Government. The news from
Mexico received by the British steamer, is
nearly the same we published yesterday,
received by tie Galves,on. The dates
were of the 3lst from Vera Cruz, aid 9Th
from Mexico. We do not find that Santa
Anna IeE for Mexico on boa,d the Avon.
that sailed for Vera Cruz on the 9th. We
see ne~ertl.uie.s.- sirus-si news received
here from Corprs Christi, respecting the
orders Of the Government and movement
of the troops in Mexico, are confirmed.
The Faro Industrial Havana paper) OF
the Sth ins:. says that MIR. Sidell had re-
ceived his passports. I'VE think it con.
nuns his call tor an escoIt with demand
for his passports.
A Minister from Prussia to- the Republic
of Mexico had arrived al Vera Cruz
TO the Baron Gross had been confined
the settlement of the difficulty between
Mexico and France. growing out Of the
conduct OF Baron de Ciprey.
The Mexican papers say that $4,000
have been sent to the army Of the NORTH
They also confirm the news which we re-
ceived yesterday ria Copus Christi 10 the
call OF Gen. Paredes on the several Cow
ernors of the States 10 fiji up the amy of
invision to- the war complement of 10000
men. The papers say that the call will be
complied with.
Measures have been taken by the pres.
ent Executive Of Mexico for centraiizine
the revenues of the country.
Sen. Don Rpmuia Diaz de la Vega.
has been temporarily appointed to the COM
mand of the Army oftne North in the
room of Gen. Arista. Gen Ampudia. ii is
said, will be appointed to the permanent
command - g e.as
The Goyernmept has permitted the im-
portation Of foreign cotton, the importers
paying. " hen the privilege in conferred on
them, aD impor! duty OF 8lO per hundred
weight.
Yncatan remained in the same state of indie
pendence which it assumed since tie lst Janua-
ry. sss ~ ssrsa 3 8 - =
The Habancros are quite excited with the
"Brocchieri Water" and the poor animals
getting their throats cut there as fast as in
New York. sr z
A Spanish feet, consisting of one steamer,
one frigate ana TWO sloops of war, sailed from
Havana on the 2d-desiination supposed TO be
ST. Domingo.
The market was somewhat more brisk than
al last-accOunis, and new sugars were coming
in last enough--N. o. Delta, 18th.
HAYTI.-The latest news from this Isl.
and Is, that the reports az TO the loss Of the
Havtien 6eet are correct II u aaid sh.t
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

UNIvKRslTx OF Messrs
"A. II. Peeues, ]. NJ. Howry and l. N. Da>
vs. Exec. Commit-. will attend at Oxford,
Lafayette county. Miss. on the 7th of April
next.'so receive proposals and make con-
tracts for furnishing 100000 brick. large
quantity oflumber. and lime. to be used in
the erection Of the principal building for
the University: They advertise that none
but material ofthe best quaiay will b re-
ceived. Particular specifications will be
prepared and exhibited at sae time.
We would advise some Of our large nm,
dersakera 70 put in bids for this work. -
We are assured that The payments viii b
prompt.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

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fesars FeE7r1 n H-1vea- 80 S9S seSss1
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Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

The favors of several correspon dents
hn W been unavoidably crowded out. The
weather has been SO extremely cold for two
or three days, together with Sickness in
our family, that We have nat been able to
dev&ss ihat care to our paper this week
that we should like 10 have done.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-28

HAYTI.-The latest news from this Isl.
and Is. that the reports az to the loss of the
Hsylie0 heet are correct Il is said thai.
differences having occurred among Ike
leading men Of the Dominican Republic.
they have called upon the Spaaish authori.
ties Of Caba for protection. and Il was ru-
mored among the Hay:ieDs that . Spanish
force from that Island had arrived aud Ia
ken possession II 3 Domingo. the capital q
The Dominican Republic. 81.
u. s. REvrNUB.-The receipts into he
d. s. TrsasuSy duriog the iasl quarter 81
sl645, wero-irom cuatomsy about a.. 81. :
800; isom lands. ESQ 900: md from mis-
cellsnsous snarcee, - 7 .500-in a1l -.
s9o 700. Ihe expeatitures definx he
snns psrioa wsseo ,5Q3.0t0 s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

XHTANTED-A situation cook By a respectable y bite
w woIna who thoroughly understands her business ard
can give CITY references character and capany
Also situation by young Woman a. chambermad or
!auudress Apply At i6a Bowery, front room, stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09
AVERAGE PRICE OF GRAIN
IEavre Markets.. October Is.

Cotous-The istuess that has predominated in bust.
during the past week. has been greater than we
have witnessed tor length OF time, notwithstand
ing the intelligence from Liverpool where the advlces
OF 10Th ultimo received from the United states had
been productive of some speculative feeling This has
not been the case in our market The interior having
been amply supplied by the considerable operation that
took place previous TO the last fortnight no immediate
revival is likely at the great advance taa mas
lately been obtained IN prices unless the nCN accounts
from the other side of the Atlantic shortly expected by
the Cambria should bring OF an untavorable ma.
urc TO the coming crop in which case fresh impulse
may be anticipated
Ashes-Our market has been distinguished by great
activity IN the demand owing the deficiency in the
receipts III New-fork and the transactions in which
spectators have taken large share. have been 10 a
considerable extent The following We're the SAFES ell
fctcd viz 100 bbls American Potash lst hranas sl2
in loco a, 81 IS 100 bbls deliverable IN Decemoer,
at SIS Is bbs "a brands. 1915 at "a TO & - bbls Isl
brands lS46 in loco at 80 - i0 80 bbls delivera-
bic in December al Il - and 800 bbls, deliverable
in Janusry at 40 also - bb Pearlash deliverable IN
November and December att 40 90 to Al per % XII duiy
! It 25l paid The only import was II bels fearssh.
ex Syvie de erase from Newly ork.-Stock I2Vu ools
I Pots ond 100 bbls Pearls
LeaGWe have only to record a sale OF 2l40 pigs Mis-
souri, at p 10 per % ki duty paid No supplies nave
! been received.
Ricc-Scsrcey any inquiry has taken place in Carroll
ma only small lot having been run on al 81 per oo kil
duty Il 37N paid. We quote prices at 81 TO 40 &c
rornr 10 quality The Sylve-de Grasse brought IN 1872
terces and "a terces arrived coastwise Stock on hahd
500 tierces.
Tailor Nc.-Owlns 10 the ucRfln OF l'uPu!'s i'Ui'
Pe,ersbursh, prices have experienced an advance.
The sales 10 notice 500 casks Russia partly 10 arivc
at d. 10 d. and % casks Newlork At Is - per % al
duty paid 2l5 hhds. American Lard found buyers ST
ffi N 10 for home use The receipts We're 100 casks
,alow from s. Peershurgh 10 casks talow and 80 ools
from New-Iork ,.,
Waalt5one-vcry little has been done in this article
prices however remain at previous quotsnons ne
only sales 10 report Southern fishery al 81;
70 ali and ) tons Northwestern AT - 80 per Kill ior
consumption, supply OF 30 bundles arrived from \.
York and o. bundles from London. Stock; iio ions
against 70 tons last year.
Baea. and FloQr-A farther advance has taken piSce
since our previous report, the average prce OF nome
wheat at the last Montviles market being to % per
sack OF 100 Kill In foreign growth the sales efec.ed
were 60 hectoNtres from Hamburger at I 80 and .0o
hecton,res T. States ct per sack OF o XII AMER
vsnced on last quotations 5000 bbs chiefly 10 arrive
from NewYork having been sold ~ to 10 per DOL
We received 1850 bbs by Sylvie-de,Grssse as a4so
parcel OF wheat and supplies OF the latter coast
I Wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09
paTcur1ORiS EAIR DYE,

~ Liquid Colorng for the hsir' W sisHers &c ,
ItscAirs 10 patronage Will a. once be understood cy
hose Who have used or sold the preparations offered tor
dyens the hair It's application Is simple lis eaect Ger
Tain being enphaicsly perfect hair-Hye, "1,holt oe
stor, keepcrs druggists &c Il Will be found most e
sirahle article they with condolences recommend !:
10 their slo,ues be troubled Win comp ANTS OF
lis dyeins the skin linen Il VIII not rub or the mar
ana Constant washing only improves liz appearance me
color is permanent and perfectly uniform entirely rec
from those unnatural tu varying from the isGeo green 20
the ROYAL purple produced by The ordinary hair c?e n
roof OF lis efficacy the inventor IS prepared 10 apply me
Dye 20 whskers or portion Of the hair without charge
10 those wishing purchase II proves satisfactory io
sold Wholesale and retail by WIN: BATCHELoh, 20: :
Waist near Broadway. Price 81; double size Il -
asents@Sew.York Dr. Gouraud. 81 wslkerst: Brook
v:, Mrs HAYS 1879 Fu!toast Philadelphia Eus Roqss-i'
Washington D. C., J. Il. Gibbs Penn Ave.; fS Z,
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