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y The following he pen s Mrs Ell
IEr, vile Of Professor Eileto Columbia College
She g iayofably kiownto the public us q poetess
pleasing strains and unfailing powers This is !,
choice roetical % s. ~ ~ ~ ~. .
- -, y tits5 53.lls iron: tn f BANNER.
{ TsHE ROSE gANDETHE CRAVE
ssslxiN FROM THE French. Is $.h ~
The Rose said tothe Grave, ga:
y s. Q sulicn tomb ~. ,ait :
Z Where gothe souls. that day by dny, G.;ss
rs Pass to thy gloom7 n. slsi3<
The Grave saidito the Rose,
.-wss .t IS Whittier arc fed, az
80 flower Of love!: the dews which night
$50. On thee hath shed?
The Rose said to the Grave,
I'll; :: "A perfume rare,
My leayes fromdewsS Of night disti',
Swcctcnng the mir.
The Grave said to the Rose,
or the souls given,
Into my silent ward, make
Angels in heaven.
E.F.E.
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THE BRADFORD SPRINGS
FEM ALE ACADEMY.

f. The exercises Of this Institution will be
resumed on the 18Th of January. ls47.
The interest manifested towards his en-
terprise, has induced the hePrincipalat0pur-
chase the establishment. and he is now
engaged in making exlensive e Improvements
on the buildings and grounds.
The location, after having undergone tho
test Of more than half.ce ntury, as place
Of resort for health, certainly needs no
new commendatinn. And the writer, (hav-
ing very strong consumpliVes stendency.)
from his own experience during The last
very severe winter. believes that iheSdry-
ness Of the atmosphere renders this one Of
the best 1Dintcr, us well as summer resi-
dences, That can be selected in The South.
ern country. AS regards health. economy,
and freedom from the influences that often
rrturd the progress. of young ladies' in viii
lagos and towns, this Institution present.
peculiar advantages: to which may be adj
ded, refined and intelligent society in its
vicinity.
II is the purpose Of The Principal TO
build up al institution in which thorough,
and, at the same time, accomplished ehu-
cation may be obtained; and regarding all
education as radically defective, which.
does not aim a The formation and training
Of the moral character according 10 The
spirit and precepts Of the Gospel, he will
endenvor to educate the eshearts as well
as the minds and manners Of his pupils
and to prepare them for becoming useful
and intelligent members Of sncety.s
Delicacy forbds the Principal 10 speak
Of the competency Of himself and Mrs.
DuBosE to conduct such al Ins,iiniioef
but he pledges himself that the Teachers
engaged, are Of the first order in their de.
partmcnts.
A Chapel has been opened and the
young ladies' will enjoy the advantages of
regular religious services every Sabbath.
The scholastic year will consist of ten
months. A vacation Of Two weeks will
be given from The lst to the 18th Of May,
and the exercises close on the 9Th Of No
vemhcr.
TERMS FOR TEN MONTHS.
Board and Tuition. including
Fuel, Lights and Washing, Sl50 90
Music-Piano or Guitar, inclu.
ling Vocal Music and use of
Instruments, so 90
Drawing and Painting, 30 90
Modern gnages-Frencl,
Spanish, German or Italian, 40 90
uFThe terms. except the furnishing Of
Stationery, will be the same as they have
been during the present year.
Instructors.
N1v sAAcHul6 pTHGS Mr. Mrs. Mrs. MAa9 2qs9SE. HoaT.
Dr.AuLo will deliver a course OF Lee.
lures on Chemistry during the year. and
complete chemical and philosophical appa-
ratus will be provided for illustrating by
experiments. the subjects Of his Lectures
Instruction in Vocal Music will form
part Of the exercises Of The school, bus
neither for this, Chemistry. nor Latin and
Greek, will there he any extra Charge
The charge Of $50 will cover all the ex-
pensts Of pupil, unless she receives in7-
sirnction in Instrumental Music. Drawing,
or the Modern Languages.
B.-Each young lady will be expect,
ed 10 have her name distinctly unIke,i.on
every article Of her clothing, and also to
furnish her own towels.
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10 hhds. sUGAR,fprime and low priced
Is bbls. >DO. {" -
800 loaves Double refined Loaf and Crash
ed. Also, fine.
s barrels do.
Extra fine Hyson TEA. Fine do. do.
Ooolong (black) in half pound papers.
Do. very superior
Powshong (doj in.half pound papers,
Bags old Java COFFEE
'' Laguira do
I" Rio do old and new
Boxes Sperm Candles, 4, S and 6 TO
the pound
Boxes Adumanlne (iu papers) 6 to the
pound
Boxes Charleston made Tallow g. 10
The pound
l & 2Ib. canisters Preserved Salmon,
hermclically sealed
ID. canisters Lobsters, Theoretically
sealed
Jars mixed Pickles; do. Gherkins, q',s.
and pnis
Canis,ers Sardnes (n oily a nd 2 lbs.
each
Layer Raisins, GALL clus,ers;) Zanle
Currants
Quarter boxes MIR Raisins
Snfl sl,clled Almuns
Drums Turkey Figs (small size)
Bordeaux Almonds, soft shelled
Boxes Genoa Citron, preserved with
white sugar
East & West India Groceries assorted
Jars East l. Preserved Ginger; Mac
arnni @
Whole and ground Black Pepper; do.
Allspice
Nu,megs. Cloves, Ginger Cinnamon,
Mace
No. Chocolate, prepared Cocoa
Underwood's Mustard in 1-2 and "a
ID. bottles
Rose Water, Lemon, Pine Apple, Straw
berry, Raspberry,and Orgeal Syrups
Sweet oil. Harvey Sauces Reading
Sauce
Mushroom Kelchup, Tomato Kctch.
up
Paoli Vinegar. Slonghion's Billcrs
Soda Biscuit, Pic Mic, Water. Pilot,
d. Navy Crackers, Lemon ,lo.
Pearl Starch, "a SUP. ar,icle) Fig Blue
Indigo
Letter Paper, Foolscup do; Salt Pc
White Wine Vinegar. Cider do.
Canisters Dupon,s Eagle Rifle Pow
der
Kegs and half kegs FFF. glazed do.
A full assortment of Shot, all sizes
90 Sacs SALT, extra large size, and in
order
Nos. l, ? anu 3 Mackercl, Kits No.
10.
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AK. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SU RIG E0N DEN TIST.

!. Respec.fullyfinforms sthe citizens Of
sumterand the adjoining Districts that he
issnow IN fully repaired 70 perform, any opes
ration on the EETH that may be requi-E
red: Of him. and will give full satisfaction
to all that may, favor him with ,agcalI. sxlHe
Will accommod oda,e bis. patients from par
t'a' TO asfuil set ofttTee,l,; and will attend
persons at their residences, if requested.
His of4ice'i is near the Court H onse, at the
location snf his sign. y fsst,
Sum.ervil'e. Dec. 80. ,ls40. o. St.
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FOR SALE.

One fine finished Rose. wood PIANO, of
excellent Tone. with the new Harp Plato
Piece to suit the time.
A splendid assortment OF fine finished
consisting Of Tables, So
fns. Bureaus, Book Cases. Wardrohes,
Side Boards. Betlsteads, Curled Maple and
Plain Wood Chairs, Rocking Do, &c.
&c. &c. For sale loap by
J. F. SUTHERLAND.
N B. Furniture repaired or made to or
der.
Camden. Dec. 80, 1876. 9 If
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DAVID J. WINN. /. !.
DRAPER AND TAILOR.

Informs: his friends and the public gem
orally, that, having taken The new Stare
adjoining Mr.. Nc Lean 8. in! Sumtesyilie,
he respectfully soIicits share 8 fSpstroIi.
age. IL will be his endeavor to giveever
satisfaction in all business in his line, en-
trusted 10, him.
Dec. 80, 1916. 9 II
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NOTICE.

u persons indebted 10 The sabscriber
by Note or Book Account, are requested
to call and settle up by the 18th inst; or.
they will positively fnti their Notes and
Accounts placed 10 an officers hands for
collection. @$ A
SAMUEEsJ. TlNDALH.,
Manc hester. Jan. ], ls47, II If
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Smoked Tongues, Beef, &C.
80 fHHon Marhctomokcd Tongues, large
size
100 lbs. Smoked Beef
30 lbs. Bologna Sausage
Picked Beef ahd Pork|
Kits Salmon and Mackerel &c. &c.
For sale by DICKSON s. LATTA.
Camden, Nov. 6. 1916.
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Pine Apple Cheese, Goldfish, smoked
Herrings.
LIQUORS. n
G"ddard's Brandy. vintage Of 1905,
:. celebrated for IFS soft frnily flavor
Hcrckcnwrath g. Lowndes' J. J. Du-
ssaspy's c. Brandy
lo. Do. Holland Gin
Newton. Gordon g. Murdocks 2:
old Madeira &c
Do, do. new do. "a
Paie Sherry, Swee, Malaga 5S
O'u Jamaica Rum, old Scutch Is 8
Whiskcy
Baskets Champaign, Cor'liuls assorted
Dos M"nongaheIn WlIiskey. do. N.
.. Rcctified do.
Rbls.N E. Rum
Double Brown Stout Porter T Dunbers1 7
- quarts and Pin;s.
Scotch Pale. very superior in pints
Philadelphia Pale Ale, in ats and p'ts
Wards big grain Rice, strictlv prime:
Cd quality do.
uoshe" Butter, Northern Cheese, mild
Pine Apple Cheese, Goldfish, smoked
Herrings
Nos. !, 2& 3 Mackerel, Kits No. ! do.
Extra bieached Sperm Oil, winter
strained Soinr do.
Shoe Blacking,' Sal Eratus, London
Shred Isinglass
Cnoper's Gclatinc, Raspberry Syrup,
Strawberry do.
Whole, half and quarter boxes Suap.
all qualities,
Corn Brooms. boxes Table Salt, Paint.
ed Buckets
Jars Tamnrins, in fine syrup
i"ll assortment Of CANDIES, Of all
s"ris; Almnnd Soap; Fancy ,ln
Extra Canal Flour, whole anil half bis.
full lassnr.men,or CROCKERYand
ASSWARE.
SEGARS AND TOBACCO.
5'0OO Washington RegaIia Segars,
3'ouo Louisiana Florenda RegaIia do.
WV ra'mas d,. do.
5000 Casadores do. do.
1000 La Cnnco,,lia do. do,
5000 Gold Leaf do
5000 La Norma do.
1000 Larnnagas do.
1000 Principe do.
5000 Panelellas do.
10000 4sSpansh do.
10000 l-2Spanish do.
2 Boxes Myers Aromatic Tobacco,
Thonas's 81 90 brand do.
2 Walson's do.
Myers 5's TO h. do.
(" Yonng's los to Ib. do.
Persons wishing to purchase, will find il
o their interest, TO call and examine fol,
themselves.
DICKSON & LATTA.
Camden. S. c., Nov. 6, 1916.
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1 ifM NV } ss, al. 'lg lR 5 .
tDOBYs. OLD AND, CAMDEN, IS. !,
DICKSON g LATTA

DICKSON q LATTA 80
Would respectfully citizens Sumter and the adjacent
country that they have opened extensive
Y. SELECT GROCERIES>as
which will be offered low for CASH prices correspond with the
guarantee satisfaction to their customers. a
ON HAM
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A dropof honey we'll rubbed on the hands
while;4wei, after washing with soap, pre-
vents &chapping, and removes the rough
ness ofthe skin. Ilis particularly pleas.
ant for clildren's hands and face in cold
weather.
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was sreor organized in Gwanzey in 1868, and
is theSoldest Baptist Church in tf,eEcom-
monwealth yea of Massachusetts. ltssearly
historyis fun ofcin,e,est, in connection
withthe sufferings Of Indian warfare, and
the progress Of liberal principles in religion
and civil G government this country. For
abputa century il was the centre concourse
for the people of several adjoining towns,
and during much Of this perind its mem.,
bership was larger than That Of any other
Baptis, church in New England. 1t has
Ind a long line of excellent pastors, some
of whom were'ver eminent for their pie
~, learning and eloquence.
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AN OLD CnuRCH.-T'he First Baptist
Church in thelown Of Swanzcy, (Mnss.)
was. as we learn by The Warren Or. ~
Star, originally constituted in Wales. II
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Persons wishing to purchase, will find il
to their interest, TO call and examine fol
themselves.
DICKSON & LATTA.
Camden. S. G., Nov. 6, 1916.
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Sec an interesting sketch of this lady in Bakci
"Biog aphical Dictionary"
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Legal. NOTICES.

nv ORDER Of the Hon DAVID McMa.tsr County
- jude VI the County Of stsobsn VI NE ostse y
Councillor At Law 10 the Supreme Court Nome n-fr
b, given that attachment ha. issued against NE Estate
o. f.RAEL HITCHCOCK nov er late " the Sounty VI
md ths sad County judge pursuant TO The directions
Of the s-tufe concerning Attachments sgaus -b'c"nd
vii be .od or the payment Of hs debts unless he, The
said israel y chcoc., sppea and o-cha.e such attach
publ this notice and that payment Of an, debs
and III De lseiy q any property beons"s 20 sac aso
10 him cor bis aud the transfer % any property y
hm, for any purpose ~h-sysr sI7 iofoadea D. IA" AHo
90 ssRROwE COMsTOCK,
NJ i.w3n Attorney. foI Attaching Creditor
Dy .Kshn of Hon Mieh--l q ,bOefrr Fif- Judge
- 4 Nr~ York Con lnon as, noiir~ 10 nef-ny go
pur.u-rt 10 th' rr.s-ious ~ - ia ue a9h'Izn. A.
hn,- al sbscun-rg, ed ard ncn fe-dn
d-hu. attachment b.. -.ued ss-as sbs estate u
o. .u VII h. .old 70, he essnent ffis dell. ~
he. ~ spp--r Snd d'.ciafr such s'chn en- seof1io.
sithin uin- n"n't' fom he hnl puhhrsi ~
his uoce md hat l- pS % ny eeits nur :" hu
BY Any pef.on within ihs Stat AID ne dr1sery 10 I'm o.
,o he ~ sny property "a W sog.i ~i'ne 'h'
s.t- b- ons M and ne usrsf- .ry such pfnt
-uy ~ hin 49, fOfhidd~u By law. sld 80 v.f rt-'
yff--9r Afe~n~v ~ Ararr'nt Coo CO..
NOTICE -io pursuance u order Of Anare~ g.
Hodg.s Esq Sufrox-is " the County Of kings notice
/, hereby aver q All per'ors h~Uns claims .sti"si
NATHANIEL NORTON, lac a. ths cry Of Bro .lyn, 10
sad c. unity deceased, 10 present The ssne YIN u-
voucher hereof the .ubser b-fs a. his Office
- South street. 10 tb- cry " Rev fnk % on oei0fe the
~. uiirfb d, VI Arril lsfs-Oct "a, iys1.
WALTER GRIFFITH, ,so,ni.t,,,or,
OIL ltawsun CAR DUN nc.
N PURSUANCE n an order q the Surrogate Of the
Cogrty New fos lotce - hefshy ziysn 70 40 per
90 having claims ssaIug HENRY fALENIlNF late
of he City Of New York r-cessrd. 20 pres ~ the SANE
With vouchers thereof "a te sUhseher bis once 40
y wafersuest 10 ths city Of New fors, or before
tn fr.t dag Of April xt-Dsted Nswfors, the hrt
b Gay II september is47
o, iswsu,' ALFRED A VALENTINE Erscatnr
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate sfthe
ICOunty ~ NeN-iors - hereby gwen " al per
o. Ia. having claim. .s.nst NAHUM ANDREWS, laf- "
City " deceased u present The SANE ~h
the thereof the subscriber AZ her r-sfence
No ~ Heury-.tr,et the Guy Of N@vfsrs, OF Re
fore the t~entysecOnd day VI March ne1t-Ostef rev
Yofk IN. seventeenth dsy Of September. ss7.
ls-6ni' NANCY ANDREWS. Affninisirsrrir
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OsFi1s Dol, Hs,sivsH " I,kss. ,rs en- hsl rasx
FAXES, 1917 Notice - hereby 1is.B that the Tn
bouks of the present. year open Al the nHice
t1d thai r-sc fscslv- LE- taxes charged them
Al persons heir previous 10 the st Of January
sntt-r d-d action the equa 10
the Of snnDnn. calculated from th
la II payment The at Of February. Once hour- from
A N 70 2 4. Ban.-b- mOD.y DOLLY received
Person. seodns foil description Of their properly
The 01c- will their hills the,
- hao by applying a this ofhc. SMITH DUSNIS8.
o. la P-~-fv-- ~ T.se.
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CORPORATION NOTICES

CORPORATION NOTICE -Pvbic notice shore
~ Dy 10 the owner owners, occupant or occo
% t. Of all houses and lots improved onimpro'ec
snds affected the eby that The foil wing as5~s-mern
.s. been p-isd ~ the assessors aud iOdsed 10
the Street CommissoDsr- Office for examination ~ All
e.rson- int estrd For boildng '-~-f la Nsssss
sud Liberty from the sever Ia Maiden lane "
Btosdway The Imfs embrac b. sncn ss.-ssments 10
claae ali the several houss aud lot, Of ground, yscas
Et. pieces snd parcels Of land -lta-is both .<cs
=. .au and Liberty streets. b-t~s-n M,te0 lane and
Hrosduay Also, the vs.f,r st~ ~ Nassau street.
d tween 4 Oar sui Liberty streets Also On both sdes
~ Crdar-.irest between Nae. and Bfoadwly-
ais, the szstery side Of Brad ~ b-tVeen Poe AID
II b-rty streets A bu-e ht-f~-f. al ctsc
by the aboyenaned ssmsnt. sna hp opposed %
the either II them rsqprs- pfeseut thsf
brcuuns. la writlug to 4 uDd~f.gYsd AZ tho street
& mini. sOnsrs Office wihiD IN ~ days fonl h> ate
his notice MARTIN p. THOMPSON,
street. Com lis.oser and hi - the Assessors
Street Commi--ioners Once Dec 81. siI go
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The above Assessments to be paid PATRICK McCAFFE
CORPORATION NOTICES

TAKES, 1917 Public notice = hereby gwen. that
Az ADDITION VI ole yer vi b. charged on al tx
r. remaining unpaid the ith day VI Febr.sy aud u o
Der c. nt u he 18Th dss of March
The Receiver ~OuId tax payers the import
Of pos bic, 20 >vO fh-
cro<d aud delay which necessarily occur JUS previ-
10 he PEI centssss beng added.
The deduction 81 iui-f.sr vii on he hrsi day Of
January SMITH DUNNlNG Receiver o. l-s~-
Ofics Of Rec liver " Taxes Public BUdiBg. Pat De-
ecu be- - i8lT
* Hour- or receiving payments for taxes, from 3
to- r. N. Banksbe money only received nndrr
.,y circ. n.rancr. go q
INTEREST ~ CITY STOCK The iDte go
LOO pYhc stcss sbd loans ~ the cry - New furs
D.. abl- Fhnsfy 1913 will b. pzit on ths' day
b. JOSEPH LAWRENCE. Esq. Chan,befi.B Of he
city o. fh- ans Il he ; 10 II Ne~ Yos Tue
fer bOnk- vii be O.ed Wednesday, January ,, II
0'cOk n. For Il. accommodation e sfocs holders,
tfsus-f will b. it.d the in. the book.
.ed, take effect the hr-t - thr oo~ins month
JOHN EVEN COuboiirr
Conirallst'. OMce New Yols. Dec n lsi1 90
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ADMINI-TKATON,- UFTICE. N,

ID Bi.lt fkA1Oh'- UFFItE, NJ.
4 Nas-s1 STREE -Naiic- j. h~Iebs sy~D, b.
shd n,x 81 tiu William Won z clthsl ustiv- Of Ba-
va. lat Of ne Ct o. Ne~ York publisher, c-n.sa.
4nd III + alleged 10 have died ist,siA. fhs h., app
0the Surrogate ~ the County OF York ~ LII -r-
~ d., nirs"n W the estate Of the "a inesAlr ~
u 1sh dsg aus-s rex AZ Ten o olJcs la be fore
nu.-D-t Nv fDfs Dee %. 1871
d4s <.-4~ JAMES :. THAYES Pablc Adninisrr,tor
CpkPDKaTIO> ssTICE-PsbHe po,lc. - here
- o sls~u - he o~ner cUp-St occp-.
pant - 81 nnuses and ot- improved RIVED
sh-c % tn-r-hY th.f the fooxux h-v been
completed ~ The -.se-s and odxs- Ia be
COm"is-iof -rs Ohc- for rk-npin.tlOn ~ al
-r.si-d, fof baiid % In Cuff
fpfop And b-,snsn .t'-ets The limit -nDbs -ced BY
such INCLUDE al the several house.
sf"anf vacant ots, pieces parcels Of -or 90
both sdr- OF Clt e-t be- Fulton -nd
streets Al Dersots ~bse Interests Affected b, III
.bos-nan1rd sacramento, md ~to oprs-s~ TO he
same Or ether " them requested 10 h,if Oh
Jeetons IN vi Ine to the Bnd-rssned street C. M
ss'uuefs Ofcs within IN days from the ds ~ IN.
Douse MARTIN n. THUMPrON
street Con- uiissoner sn6 Cha rmen of tie As.ess,.
Street Commas eaer's Once, Dec "a, 1871 d25 Ios
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CFNTRE TABLES, rosewood and nah sany
ptsu ard l1sn tips tts ..~e<, patterns and tke
bes- u workmanship for sal- AZ reduced prices BY
rs J. W. sOUThACk, 10 Broadway.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1837-1849, 1847-03-06
Published every saturday, by
CHARL Es RAN DALI,
OGes N s.2, Marker ST. eet,. (mp stairs.)

TERMs.-Two dollars per annum, payabls
IN three months,or So so at the end Of the year.
HpAdveytisements inserted on the usua
terms sfone Dollar per square Cor iess), fo,
three weeks, and twenty cents for every sabse.
quent Insertion. All Advertisements will be con.
iiused ill forbidden, (unless otherwisel ordered)
ssd charged accordingly.
80 The privilege Of Annual Adv ertisers is lin.
itso to their own immediate business; and all ad-
vsrtisements for the beneff Of othar persons, az
we'll as all legal advertisements and advertise
nents Of auction sales sent ia by them must be
paid nj the usual rates.
DrNo papers discontinued until all arreara.
gss are paid, except at tho option Of he Publish
era EsSingle papers a cents oach,-For sole
only at the Office.
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Spring STYLE of HATS for Is47.
THE SuB-TnEAsunY in PRovrDENcE,

THE SUB Treasury IN PROVIDENCE.
We understand that mercantile house
in this city recently imported a. cargo o
molasses, upon which they were required
to pay the estimated duties, $4,000, in
specie. The sum was paid IN gold, and
safely deposited IN the sub-treasury until
the cargo had been inspected, and il ap.
pearcd tha, the duties had been over
charged, and there was small balance
due to Tho importers. This balance they
of course expected 10 receive in the same
currency IN which il was paid, and which
the law requires TO be exclusively EN-.
ployed IN all transactions with the gov
eminent. But IN this they we're mistak-
on. They could not get their own gold
back again, aud were compelled to take
their pay in bank bills, not one Of which
the government would receive Of them
tn. day. Thus 10 this miserable farce OF q
Sub-treasury and specie currency enact
ed.-[Prov. Jour.
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ATTACK UPON THE CASTLE OF VERA
Cnuz We have informstiou, derived
from a gentleman direct from Hrazos,
who is well informed, that Gen Scott ia
making active and effective arranaomeois
Tor an assault upon Vera Cruz. The
place is 10 be invested simultaneously by
sea and by land. A flolilla is in readi-
ness 10 convey the army 10 point within
fifteen miles oi tho castle. The demons
tra,ion is 10 be made by the 9th, or at the
la,es, by the 10Th Of March, Alb. Eve.
Jour.
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The following is the resolution depr,v.
ing the editor OF the Union Of tho privi-
Iege OF admission TO the floor Of the Sen
ate: '.i...
Resolved, That the editors OF the Union
~ newspaper published in the city oI
Washing ton having in publication
contained in number Of that paper daied
the 9Th OF February, issued and uttered q
public libel upon the chnracter OF this bo-
dy, they be excluded from tho privilege
OF admission TO the floor OF the Senate.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1837-1849, 1847-03-06

Shows that N tho close or the
war Rhode IsSnd had expended, zoos, ,S66. OF
Although this balance wes not struck
until the meeting Of the Commissioner
Of the United States, with Commission
ers OF the several States in 1898, and OF
that Final Settlement; still that settlement
was made on the existing state Of the &C.
counts OF the close Of the war.
The aacrity with which the Citizens
Of Rhode Island met o. tho requisilions
for men and money exceeded all reason
able expectation our whole popula.
,Ion then being only $4,000, and Dur
property valuation probably less than l2,-
100000. Thirteen years after the war,
in 1896, on a careful valuation it was
only l5,5OO,OUO, and that OF the then
town of Proy idence 2,950,O0O, now that
Of thus City probably will exceed 75,-
100000
II the State is honest, and knows her
posilion 10 be tenable, why shield herself
under her sovereign po,cer, rather than
permit the claims to be adjusted by those
who are under no influence other thon
the strict law and equity Of tho case. 1.
is said to be derogalory to the dignity Of
the State, TO make such submission. II
is.certainly more derogatory to delrand
her citizens Of their just claims by her
power Of rcpudiation. ~
JOHN w. RICHMOND,
For the Petitioners.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1837-1849, 1847-03-06

Nor HUNG. 1--WE hear that thousands
Of persons, from far and wido, congregat-
ed nt Racine, w. T., on the Sd inst, to
see Bonaam hung, who was under SEN
,ence for some time. The Sheriff an
nounced to the assemblage that he had
received from Governor Dodge reprieve
OF the convict for 80 days; whereupon,
the effigy of the Governor was carried
through the streets and hung as q sub.
sti,ute for Bonbsm. They call this the
Hanging bee.'-[ Detroit Daily Adv.