davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-31

,a-]--- Eze
~ --~rs/s E--szrszs rs.s ssE.y-- s-sr,s~
. spf- 1sass=-sl- 't.ss,ssssl 81
S-D<es-~ E-ssz--~.E.zz
Zs-4~ ssaJas~> Ea-ssgays
I#rz saassgslr FrF Ez.s| rsa@
f-sssr IN A. aaaszrssrs
zF-s-a 7s5~.-s - szSaze
EsIaa~ fsf5s >ys~a
r4~ RI .ss@@ - JsrsD%
s>>sf s@a-< = Pee
s5-ss.>-F T7>ss - bs<4
s<aszss~~ - - r. Hz-s
la-sssa - re- ~
n Ea
z>> - % ran
fe-sGss/S@z ~ str
- yas = l-aaaa1s~
l~-ss as,sss>,sss s1s~rza>5@ssss
s4ysl~ 5sI - srlE<z - - s1s g. srazzss
<g1saa- r@15> f5'a,ss~ ,,sa-a@
t<rse5<g sg~s1 +sl1z
<as>/AyI fa.@ lf,-az(als
- Es<e ~ asssse-=z1g
t<sees q 10 80
~, gsyas.-~~-ssts>zs,s -ss-<
INN ssEss,sss1 1aG14 ,>ss~
<>asslS<s< psgss>> s5DI@sEss
z~>=z%- Buas 30
inn ~ F. yzs~,yG-rs
'zos,>l~ es< rsa,t>~ ~ 80 II ssr.a.ssy
Lr<<sf-s rss-rr~a
pr, mn "a b(~y
zs~<J' t1~
zsf<s.tz s@gf Tb1syga~ps
D. t~szIS= Paazss(s sschsrs
~ s@~ss fISsE~@ s~ss
y1ef%<s1gFs-<sa n <lza<r1aI
t<rIrr pm ~ S51Tf - F. t~ga srsg>
f>B.sss-4#. s.a>ts - IpsSs
fS5a - f<JSsaapr
ayGI,E-s1 y>sszs g. fl.zzFssp
assIsss ~ ~ Ea~as T. -sssys<s.ry
Hfa~ h 5,>Hsa
~ - IFs5@ h SsaI
E>..seaes Il Fzasa~,
tNsyfg@a@ = Ey5 Esr- ~
. lJsrra-- - ga
= SfEA~A TrsrsssSsast
14Is1sss ~ ZysEsEysr
q, sgss1 aFsfs% psNS Ffs1~> fysfff
Nfsys
. Isf4Af Hsfs>ss1s=. ss@sz s=f,szJ ssz<yeseF5s
h,rrsfses -'sFAy ss9fs Is,'yesry =ssfls ssar~f-
sASts, FJss<s ~ gsSsss, Esas5s ~ fys sssyEs
lyr4== pyts5 p7sfyV IBssl
Glsr III ~ ESszfssf ssYstg - Fssr@A ~ vi
~ sANssHslss ssh MR. s,ts HsggsF<N< a EssI
- z= - - <szFs ri - 5yssst5' 81 fsbss.
u ~ yNys4| sq7sH s|>yss~.r.
gss1 ssHfA. M N. DZF If
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-31

DLACK and colored alPaccas'
- Mouseline &c laines.
Cashmercs and reps.
Black bOmbazine. Ed
Nerinos.
Plaid cIoakiHgs.
Wooden plaids and fine Linsey"
Wors,ed hosiery-good lot.
For sale BY q
WALLACE u '
Sept. IS, '45.-3l.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-31
MOTTO T..

=
w. M N ''-'s- -'l -'A -'l.'
.Tsf W. 30 'lii''.i@ ..H q. T. -
.-rafr To- a. 'hT.r- " L-.L '.@ '''
s.'r fr=~ az t'n'H . 20 1 1 -F.'' W ." 90
ar praT- o-7r1a.. .. .'ss1r1t -.s l'1Tf fT WIZ
-, .--.--.
, .-I
''-
80 -. -
~
+ ~ v = 'z = - ''s'T'--' a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-31
1yes:s GvOfeyies.

,atjjR sfagfsss, wv lesys ~ sHJtg'@ bt' m
u f,4tyys shg siss1Tejs, O,y' ~ - Dst,tsz
gs,gs ssglSgHSs y, ~ ssts1sJs slysl N Ptsss
gp1sels, W M ~ s.aB4H Asstig n mn. m
~ Gyef iaBl, Sg5<>sit, AS ssssas t<si IhsGjgz3
., 4lytAt n lIgiL4z A. sf4Htgaf ii t1,sga.T's,
e.lsl s4fsfa4 H,at ~ ssB MI ~ lJa ~ mi 5tis
., ~ StsiiH,1si, ~, Cssi, ~ C,5gifJ y'Gjgss,
~. g,,sk nv ssssisi, IN DyaH
i'm, .seg. ~ 80 ksg, Bqjls
IN, ,g,tfys rim ~ it,dJ
~, VA. aa4 lsH blA= ~ Hays DJv3s,
WliakAy ~ bJsEs g,is,ssD
N biids sBgff ~ s@t
IN ms HDiassss W " tshp1r5s' iea
~ ~ bsgf sum- ~ " bia,,b
jsJpyj Ia. non ss4,tsl W /" byas an1 sp,4s
400 UIgJgI t,td,lJs 200 lie sJa leather
900 III st.Aiiigsi sasd w silh4 stttHf ~
100 s,i. yag,, tgsAs gdgl printed buckets
SW ~ eaA, steel w. sasbs Dfgpe'
plisii, bsisf, ssfmsb, ebsT
md AWsHeah No. bhlss bIhfsim
iaeaibsi giib ~ sbaihs, hog chains drawing
stalas, ~ ss,s, duss1syafs, AM sa1ilaiF==I
Also lev articles 10 Tho Diy ggad lina, aal
soa6g ,dbss 10 Blmstsps ~ @sbiieni aH 81
vbisb he vii y. happy ~ shov ~ ihoss ~bo!
s,sy igAai hlW with - call. ..
- ak6hnf AiisfiN,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
Stop the Runaway!

nANAWAY from the subscriber, on the
Id I'm ins'., residing in Ysz"O eouo'y'
W,,s,ssiOpi, . negro man named A'ifSO'
mo NAV be known BY the following de-
scrip'iun: IA
tom, Misunderstanding about lIO OF loO
,onnds-uboul 5 lee', 10 OF ii inches n'En
"a Iuts knocked kueed-sloW sP'kea'
nd speaks low. His complexion Is some
Wat Q, q copper tinge-hIs gums ere pc
.ulur, owing to their prominence pc
.ume that a. he formerly lived 10 GeofgA
nd from hs declaration 70 other Negroes
~ viii auempt to reach that Safe. h'
m prob,bly 20 through Colgnbus, MS
.; 80 ROBERT STEPHENS.
August 2Slh, 1916. sou
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
DAILY LINE
of Two Horse Coaches.

WYE will run DAILY LINE OF TWO
w HORSE COACHES from this place to
Benton, carrying the MAIL. Passengers may
rely on being accommodated daily. Having ex'
ira Coaches, we can accommodate any number
Of assengers-leaving YazeO City, Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at O'Clock, A. M
Leave Benton same days at O'Clock, T. M
On Tuesdays, ThUFsdals and Saturdays leave
Yazoo City at S O'Clock A NJ. Leave Benton
same days at 9 O'Clock A. M.
A. RUSSELL& BROTHER.
YazoO City, July Is, l34G 4O-"'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
YAzoO COUNTY.

Probate Court-August Term, 1916.
A preeably to an order Of the Probate
"A Court Of said counly,-Notice is here
~ given to all persons interested 10 the
ands tenements end Entertainments of Nal
chi r. Homer deceased, to be and appear
,pfore the Probate Court Of said county, to
Va held on the fourth monday of October
ext. then and there 10 show cause, II any
hsv can. why an order should not be made
Tor the sale Of the real estate OF SAID de-
lceased, lying and being 10 Yazoo county,
Mississippi, for the payment OF The debts OF
.aid EFT te-known as the west bali Of
north west quarter Section y, and SCUM
half Of east half ofsoUth east quarter Sec
ion %. Township IL, Range l west; anc
bs undivided half Of south e'st quarter o.
section II, Township -, Range west
md west half north westquarter, Sector
10 Township IL, R'nge l west Als'
OTIS Nos. 337. l7a, and the one fourth TO-
rerest in 2lS, and south hall oil $50 10 Ia
zoo City. .r,;o,
NJ this CITATION be made 10 the Yazoo Dem
H ,crat for thirty days excessively, and pos
al in three public places in Y"zoo county
II Witness JAMES r. BURRUs, Judge
llProbBte of the iuuty Of Yaz'o, the A.
IlVondly Of August, ls46, and seal Of IN
IICouri. Issued the 2sIh day OF Angus
CHGs. NJ. HENDERSON OK.
II By A. SIDNEY PERKIN', c.
Sept. 2, 1916. 4I'o
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
Doct. w. p. Sayle

yBRAVING established himself permanently
tIA IN Yszoo City, tor the entire purpose Of
Medic ne, Surgery and ODstetrcs-
wonld rerreseut to the public that be has had
is years experience in the profession, during
hich time he has repeatedly Performed most Of
the capital operations in surgery aud obstetTicsS
viz:-ur calculus or stone in the bladder, trae@
tured scuIi, ampntatisns, strabifmus and the va
.rious forms 81 6stala AID dropsies, Instrumental
obstetries &C. His office opposite the Post Of
fee, where be will be fund ready 70 give prompt
attention to a n cases oonfded TO his care.
Jan. 10, 1886. 10
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
NILES s. co.
Commission and Forwarding
NSIaB0nANE9s
YAZOO CITY, MISS.

ID LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made upon
ia Cotton 10 hand, cons gned TO Messr'' NC
D.,,,sll 4, PECK. New Orleant- rive Willreeeive
SsS .b,a 70 apy HOUSE in New Orleans cur
iriends may select.
storage on ottsn and Shipping, including
'Rill. NJ t.dina 20 cents per bale.
iE,usAEoE against Fire IN Xaz0o City 20 -
davis cents per bale, end insurance. will be e.
gsc,ed on al cotton cohigHed 60 o., unlris TIE
ownsr prefers taking The risk, and gives ut 40
lice to that effect.
IN STORE,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
Phoenix Livery Stable.

A .Anns.--.J. NJ. DrvLrs.-~J. P. caO'LET.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
Notice this Bargain!

THE subscriber will expose to public
II auction, at his residence on Monday
tho og.h Of October next, the following
n,ons,,v To wit: One hundred and sixty
sc,ss Of land. Has nOw about one hundred
ceres IF cleared land, embracing Creek
nd enough TO make thirty bales OF cotton
Yearly. high land sufficient TO make corn
Sc IN proportion, has q very comfortable
dwelling house with a good cIsIern, ana on
o,bs, out buildings necessary. SAID lano
b..s bold and never failing stream oil wa
tor an excellent pond which is natural
one sn6 never fails 10 dry weather. SAID
llsnd will show and speak tor itself on ex'
animation. better than it can be described i
Anv person desirious to purchase had BET
,sr awe il an eKaminshOn. Tners Is no
better range for stock in the country Al'o
he stock Of horses, hogs, cat'le' ml'cn
cows &c. and A wagon oxen &c house
mold and kiichsn furniture, plantation u'sn'
Ss,d proOerlV is free from ell eheum'
lb,.ncs, and viii MT he sold for debt, Bu
:. ,bs ,ubserlber intends different kind o
lbu.ins,s. and also has other iands' Wa'e'
rsod.r the Isnd &c. as dead caPpsl.-
Terms Of sale half cash, balance y moe Q,
e'lD' y WIN. n. PEERS.
Y.zoO county, July ooh, 1916. 49
Beat Ma. One. J
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
A srNERAI ASSORTMENT OF
STALE Dry GOODS,

Roots. shoes. HAS. oaps, bagging aue IaFe, -
con, lard. mess and prime para, ores p'eii -
aour, white and brown sugaFi maias, 49,
80 sn;ss,- sosn. candles, corn aad re uhi1ksyi
.o-.,,;sc. champaign, peach and domeftie hlan-
- ksIlsnd a'nd dorneEiic Gin. iumacarum,pof1
-. rh,rrv. malags nna clsrrt winet--eneg
~ sst.rco. si qualities. HtyaHa trtals' IRON en-
at rs - pinct.ffuIh's tunls SD ueHoEsp
i if1 alFssEl-al hsr. -.e- fst 80 ssone H-Iss
.,,.i.,r.s a1s .stslai1 81 T.ri ll1l''l' aar'
titst ~ ..-e
q. t5-iy,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

/ Clsyq, PsY y FTt ro~ 81 4 =
I sts-t GlnEef, 49,.
poppeT, ngr ~ ale 80
z4of4 rsr bt-, sommen flze, .Hr. 80 fsH e
Buck ss
TOBACCO, ~ - n rrS
TAR, per keg,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
NOTICE.

A Ii persons holding the obligations d the
~ COMMERCIAL BANK OF MANCHESTER, the
Bills of the Bank or otherwise, are hereby notis
fed to present the same st The Counter Of said
Bank, in YszOO City, for payment.
n |.,0. 49, JOHN 2. BAILEY,
JOHN !. WILSON,
J. w. BARNETT,
Commissioners.
Yasoo city, Oct. %. aIs45. 4-m
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
To Planters and Blacksmiths.

I TO i IdULOI0 dIIu 1D1uO4A0I1'1V11R
1RHE Subscriber living near NashvilIe,. Ten
nessee, is constantly making superior! az.
tcle Of Spinning Machines, and blecksmilhs'
Bellows, which he warrants to be equal to those
Of any shop in the United States IN dura6lhty
and usefulness. His work will always be kept
Cor sale with Messs. Allen g. Barksdae, YazOo
ICitv NATHANIEL BROWN.
Feb 18th, 1916. iS'O"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-14

awe have been requested BY many subscribers
TO The Richmond Enquirer, to ask the Editors Of
tha, paper to favor their readers with a few
Speeches in favor OF the Notice. We hope the
ENQUIRER will take this modest request in good
pat. both from is readers and from ourselves,
and give them as many Speeches in favor OF the
Notice as they have given against IL"
We thank the Fincas'ie Democrat for the
above hint-We had intended 10 publish more
speeches on the grea! subject Of Oregon; but
have been precluded by the extended proceedings
of on. State Legislature and the accumulated
mass CT Communications In a short time We
hope 10 have mere space al on. command and TO
Law before our readers, not only The speeches oil
our Virginia representatives on this question,
but many OF The ablest delivered by our friends
from nihar States. The "Nolice," which we sill
look upon as a most salutary measure, and
which we confidently believe will soon receive
the sanction Of the Senate, 1--WE trust in lis con-
s~crva,iye form, as il came from The House,,
shall be represented in our columns by as many
and as strong advocates, as We have admitted on
the other side.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-14

The Boston Wing, which boasts thatihe Wings
OF Massachusetts are the true auti-slavery party
and denounces the Democrats for their concession
10 Southern rights, looks 10 the Ashburton treaty
as calculated TO compel,hose engaged in the slave
trade "openly TO take their true character OF pirates
and enemies of he human race" We cordially
unite 10 its wishes for the efficient influence OF
that treaty in suprressin2 the infamous traffic
But we protest against lis coarse and uhwarranl-
able iauendues against the President, contained
10 The following extract:
at is 10 be hoped that this desirable consum-
nation be DO, checked by executive clemency ex-
tended towards the %couvicts. That process we
perceive has already begun. Polk himself is a
STAKEHOLDER, and mos, likely an occasional slave
trader; and hence will be liSely 10 entertain some
kAvio fesitng for his compabio.s on the Africa.
coast. We hope, however, that a clear express
sion OF pubic sentiment will check The open ex-
hibiiion Of this sympathy; and that the convicted
slave traders will be LETT 10 suffer the utmost penal
ty of the law"
This gross attack originates In The city of Bos-
ton. II is a beautiful specimen of Wing justice
and liberalily, or which We hear SO much.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-14
DEATHS.

Died, at his residence in Lunenbnrs, on Thu.
day, The 10Th ut, ROBERT NELSON, ESQ. ase. q,
years. 80"
The writer Of this tribute 10 The mcmorv :,
valued friend, has no wish 10 cumpIju-Il -
dead, nor 10 1atler The living; truth only i b,<nI,
ject. Descended from one of The Oldest ana ~.
respectable families in Virginia, he vas a ma.
, OF a christian ~gcntnmaa. To Inc strongest 49,
ers OF mind, ana which he had cultivated py NM.
an! varied reading, were added The tenders y
most afleclionale feelings Of the heart. No..
knew Inc fine nead and warm heart more ham.
united tAan in him. For thirty Years he asd
a consistent and devoted member OF the En;>.
pal Church. and OF The congregation ii s In,
he nigh! be truly called The main, Inc s9rpo1,.,
pillar. He was a Christian in thought In u
and in deed, and while he freely accurr :,
| oilers sincerity in their belief, he was nsn ;,
s.eaGfasi. unwaverins and Jevoled 10 The c,,;.
tive principles Of his own profession. He 0s
deseryedly a large space ~ he commuuuy-
Such an understanding as he had (uniiei To ss..
a heart improved by extensive reatins aut r.
found reflection. End chasiened by the an. T..
tul aid which Religion gives, could MOI iar
command universe. respect. Blu, IN hi, fanny
that sacred home OF his bes; ant puIesi At! ct,r.
there his light and love snone wiz e~xtrsol,,s.
lns..e. The constant and devoted husba.i #.
! tender ana exemplary father, the kirt art -.
name master, The atirctlonaie an: delight,
friend and neighnoG never, nevefi were m4a h.
better qualities united in one person Ihaa,e rn
Il was delightful 70 witness The calm re,islsNr
and he certain hope which lie constantly cvir,-
anu the frequent assurance winch he express
that when his earthly house failed, he hai !.
house TO 90 10. mot made with hands, eiernal /.
the Heavens" He died as he had lived, in b,
fear OF God and in perfect charity with al ia
kind.
Departed this lite, after a proiractej lines /.
his residence in Healhsvilie. NorthumCerlsr.
county, on the 3ls, Of March, Col. WlLG1xB b.
sYs, in the 60:h year OF his age.
Few have gained that consideration among Ii.
fellow men which Col. Base attained, wrhoUit.
epiiher Of ambition. lcl, alter having oe>oq-
upon him erery honor wilbinth The elI Of his coar.
~tvmen-atjcr serving his Sla,e with lcnr i
hirselian nd hose whom re represented, iof mar
wears. in both branches OF her Legislature, b. +.
,nrned 10 he bosom Of his family, and rLr>us
that uprish, walk and useful lie, winch saif.
Tor him what wealth, and grandeur aud poY,
can never the respect, Tic confidence, II.
love OF all who knew him.
safer liie's fliul fever he sleeps vel the-
le, him SLEEP, beneath the sod OF his own nali,,
soil. where The tears oi a weeping widow M.
bedew his grave, and a rising offspring nj,
mark The SPOT where lies The remains OF one VII
in life, was lhe best, The purestu q men.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-14
PROPOSALS FOR AMERICAN WAITE!
ROTTED HEMP.
Bureau or co~ssrsrcTlcx, f~aslrNF>r $50

p.. cossrsrrr,ox Eonpvrx~ ~
pepro AMI : ,Sle
IN ppOpOSAIS endorsed .,5e, 4
- -" ~, IN Ia ree.;ve4 !, ~. -.
- iieN', : ,na nov, tor f,rn;eb;na -.
uh'i '"e !, = - Char,an"n ~
ii'eiiHs d. ~ 70, on,n.,,, 49,
.s.S,ot d. Louss,r 80 49,. Il
!'ii>sou'i III suep $3.50 "a ~. 49, n.as..oe
ms BUREAU; se'eh = a. :! vac : -'is
PouDas eacnl ~ u1' : 80 \.
WHY" ne go 80 49,. 4, &s,.'o -
IS CAV .. y""e' 80 - =" = = =
staay ~ 'une, - 80 r. !. :, =
nc ; 'ay !" ~ ddE,.,,n ~.
nauc ~ q" :, 49, 49, ,oro,s -, -.
l'r any iuan''' ""' : "'" :" 'o"' :"
pe!lou' /. ,..,l.l A.
VhrfS VII sFo 'g teC..t.D : = ;" !
lrts i"f hs'hP ~ = !.
MY ION, ~ W"'i-i"'' H"is''"" IN
delivered ~ ne same proportions INC WihiL y
same perIcts, ara ~ me same r'"ceS "s an'S
mentioned, '"r 'he ever Vol bu, me oNcrs
This later quantity mus re 'oF ne whole guar.
y oil seven hundred ana MY toDs,
The hemp mus ne shof'uSh'y n'csseo' c'canfr
free from shiVers, aoa mus. not iose NOR 'h3'
sixteen per cent. OF low ana vast wneh na'es
e!led 10 me Satisfaction OF ne inspectors ie'ol
Tor spinning. us sHensih mus oe surh thal
rope OF one and thiee-louf.hs OF IN men 10 CT
conference, MADE rom i"eh'y'o"e yarns, AZ p'f
pared and tested by nc inspectors, or by 'helf Z.
r%ec:ion, viii heai at least Tour tnoGs no iVo mr.
bred p%oun">: and is length, color, anu Other Pr.
pei,ies, AM the proof that II has hcrn u''rr-'
r0ter-roie4, mus! Ge entirely Satisfactory g -
inspectors, q RIM chic: y ms ''frau or = ".
rot he received. 10 cc~-rol'rd, sucw.rnlifii 4.
>team-rIepared hemp viii be received. !te n
srec'icas and tests VIII BE- made al The respects.
rlsccs o.Geivc,y.
The inspectors, ard commantanto q yaic. q
hemp agent, IS The case may require, vii ctfsh.
h:l', for he hemp. winch mas pass i~nspeci0a
and IT, receive hy tie hemp agent, or commant.
AMI Of the naYy-var', according 10 thc pr"rrl r.
oi The contracts .hich may be entered toto; Gt'.
" per cent. Of which bins 70 be payable WIN
thirty days a.ief iheir presentation 10 sueh Fs
ageat as may lie agreed upon ty the chief 81 NJ
bureau ahu inc CONTIGUOUS
Person. offering mus STATE ne PFC, aiM'n
IN woids ~ iers'n, asked pc! 'oh o. s<fDl.0.n
when C%eliveied inspected, 'eseu afpn.,o. TG
received " NE gent atd inspector ~ ed!s.'
as aooVe sPeriuea' anl nlu>.o e '",elu' y !
wlh their oiei an oniisatioh "u.5 eAeoo'.
two persons o. Known fespcns'o'ity' .,."''
themselves Tor ne performance o. ne Cheis' !.
,hey should be accepted.
Bonds to one hait ihe amount Of NE conisc,
which may be made, w'hiwo COCO ana si'',s.
suIei,ss, ~'li o. required l0f .he,, ,a', ~ -, Nv =.
ca'.on, ~ a mni' ~ - : 49,
EN-. "'.. !" - ta% daGno';n,s III, ~ re,.i,
~, mi lv Inv 'on,,sc,s are tuI,v .nmnlr,c5 N All i,
.nsc,s accnrt,no 10 heir rt,m, unless ON rsl.e
speeis' d,r.,,si nv ihs Ssc'.i.r" =, ,nr Nay
pSG,s n"s, ~ mad. in ann c1rtormiy NH
49, 80 ,s;s a5vef,i,emen, ps,,ons ,fs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-14
cnLQuITT

Stands 50 oonspicucus!y ttfuie the people as
the mediator. il not lie aFb'rcr, between The anita
sonisms in aud ont Of Congress, thai a brici
sketch Of his character will mol be out 81 place.
Born in ambitions Virginia, bred in ardent Geo--
sia. sad educated in sedalc New Jersey, lie POS
sesses in himself The strongest Characteristic Of
each State. lie adopted The law as his proies-
sion. and plunged inlo lis practice wiki ri the I'M
hesi,atins energy Q. his character. in Georgia,
25 years ago. 10 be i aver was 10 he a politician,
and Walker T. ColQuitt was a politician OF The
most volcanic complexion. He was ready 10 be
a soldier, 100. and before nc WAS twenty three, he
held The rank of Brisadier General. II was about
This time he did The memorable days work, which
with var alton is ,oid, by friend or foe, almost as
as often as b. adds a Jay 10 his lie. lie r
viewed his Brigade in he morning, Tor lie
vas a eecsr !; lie followed II b. 4 stump
speech, for he was a candidate, ana Froha-
bly, il was 10 mainlain The positions taken there
in, tina, he fought with a man or WOW who ccurled
a beating; he tried and wen a case, for he wasa
LAWYER; and then he married a couple and de.i-
vered an eailyirs discourse, for he was either a
minister or ma sislraie-ver likely bo'h-ant
decidedly under the influence OF strong religions
impressions. II politics and war are the Sena-
tors weak points, as mus, probably be admitted,
thew did no, overcome his principles. He was
ever a man of truth and honor. In ihe quasi
war which Georgia maintained in defence Of
State Rights, MIR. Coiqui'i was The eo'it'ere OF he
Texian Lamar, then Irving in his native sia'e,
and The partisan and friend OF Gov. Tfoup. /.
should be noted, that John q. Adams row claims
for Massachusetts. rs her irconiesiihle due, those
rights Of State sovereignty Of which be was ~
ciined, when President, o deprive Georgia b. The
edge OF lhs sword. AR. A. has learned 4 deg
truth though slowly. like MANY ether mea-hn;
he hates nevertheless 10 acknowledge ;hai John
G. Calhoun was the wiser man, aud his teacher.
Ii lS40 when the Sia.e Rights parry, as a whole,
wen, 10 the support Of Gen. Harrison, Mr.. Col
quiu refused his adhesion, and was osiIacised.-
He had always opposed a United States Bank
and protective" tariffs, AID would me- depart
frcrn himself eyeo at the behes, Of bis party
We all know how Tar party permits a man TO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-14

We regret that SO few persons were present, on
THURSDAY evening TO hear he 'dayess OF Mr..
Henry Of New York. He gave an impressive
sketch Of the high responsibilities Of ;sachers-cf
the physical, moral and Intellectual elements ne
csssary 10 nonid The scholar, and OF The genial
influence of an extension OF Common Schools
upon ,be liberty, happiness and harmonious
union o. our whole country. On rnoiion OF Mr..
?. v. Daniel, j., ,he .hauks Of shs Association
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-14

t,,ce Neiia. Total force, say 1000 men, aGon.
half Of whom are on the East side Of 'he ny
Juan Castro, The Lipan Chief, visited me zen,
are chamber recently. He was invited win,i
the bar, which invitation was accepted oy "a'h-
ing in, shaking hands with the President Pro fc"''
aud seating himself with great gravity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-14

Mr.. Webs,e.'s violent and uudignihed assault
upon Mr.. ~In.ersc!l in the United States Senate,
will not Be received by his own party friends
withou, marked disapprobatiop. He i, usually
so grave, cold and stately IN his addresses, that
the Senate mus, truly have been taken by surprise,
when he heaped upon Mr.. Ingersoii a measure OF
abuse such as is rarely 10 be found in places m
finilely less respectable than the Senate Chamber.
Could a more unadultera,ed specimen Of coarse
,anouage I've found than in his leading figure Of
speech dra wn from physics, wherein he says that
Mr.. I. had compressed into his speech riore
falsehoods than could have been forced by any
steam pres,2 But e shall turn him over TO The
cool rebuke Of his political associate, The Alexan-
dria Gazette:
"Mr. Webster's furious attack upon Mr.. G..
]. Ireersoll, made in the Senate on Tuesday,
rather startled the public. II is acknowledged IN
The Union TO have been severe, bitter and scath-
inc We had forgotten that Mr.. !. had given
Mr. Webster cause of offence; but it appears
,hat he Senator from Massachusetts had mol for
sot,en or forgiven the offender or The offence. We
nave no apology 10 make for Mr.. lngersoll-or
any intention o.! saying that he did no, deserve a
hos,;ug-bur sill we rather wonder AT Mr.. Web
s,er,s outbreak in the Senate Chamber. That
maze is no, usually selected for exactly this kind
ot recrimination-nor has Mr.. Webster been
wont 10 make i, The scene OF severe retaliation.
We should be sorry 10 see Mr.. Weosters e1-
ample initiated hereafter, either by himself or
others. We wait 10 sec the correct account oil
Mr.. Websler's speech.