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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-30
THE ADAMS MARKET.

HE subscribers have recently rented this spacious
= sno wen arranged Market, at the corner OF Main
nnu sou'horuge sts, where they offer the choicest
mea1s OF aN Kinds nj the very lowest rates, together
~ MN ane Noes. Butter fresh every week from some Of
snc nnes uairies In New England. Also Vegetables in
every variety and other Produce of the sennon usually
Kept In Market Embellishments. "A III
she public patronage. RiCE a pnIpps.
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE STOLEN.

~ A Large Black or dark Brown HORSE
TlrN-< sloping behind, and carries his head low
SNA with small bunch on each knee the II orse
41L--- ID IA or 10 years old and weighs about 1900
or 1900 lbs. Carriage slide Seat and Covered, the
near Shaft of which was new Brass Mounted, drab
lining some what deiaced, patch on one side and
the other a hole. | Buffalo Robe, marked NJ d..
Wood, Worcester lined with red flannel Booking,
gelhcr with pair Of Buckskln Gloves, lett under the
seat, marked " y. II. Perry, Worcester"
Said Horse and Carriage taken from Carlton st.,
near the Union Church, during church service, on
MONDAY Evening, ApHl H.
Whoever will give information we've said Horse and
Carrlage may DO found, shall be literally rewarded
information may be loit at the Police Office, In Wor.
cester. n A. IL M PERRY
Worcester, April Is, 1853, dawf
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BOOKS. &c.
NEW BOOKs-NEw ROoKSl

N~DNANO INV1AOI
AT e. Lt0eTnaore'S Bookstore, 1874 Main Street.
IA Thackeray y
Edgar Clifton, a Story of School Life.
Country i1ospitalities, by Catherine Sinclair
gJoan Randolph, and VIM. Wiris, by F. w. Thomas
afte, the Pirate of the Gulf, by Ingraham
Cyiiua, a Tale, by Author of the Mtrals
Spiritu II Vampersm, by G w WebIer
Wild Jack, or the Stolen Child, by o La HEINZ
Nos Tom Moors, by Lord John RUSSELL
No. Is Bleak House DIFF ie94
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Union Hair DressEEAg Saloon.

UnAOAs haagF pressing saloon.
MESSRS. JANKINS d CLOUGH would most re-
1f1 specially inform their patrons, and the public
generally, that they bave fitted up Hair Dressing
Saloon, in splendid sty the Jewelry Store of L.
d. Goddard d Co., in the Block recently erected
between the Post Office and American Temperance
House, where they will be found prompt attendance
upon all who may lavCr them with call Returning
their most sincere thanks, for the liberal patronage
which they have received during the many years in
which they have carried on the business ia this city,
both separate and together, they trust that this
effort will still increase the public favor.
w. II. JANKINS,
decl4 DIFF r. A. CLOuGH.
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Real Estate for Sale

&A THE HOUSE, BARN, and LOT, No. Az Pleas
lniW ant street. Also Cottage Houae about six min
uets walk from the City Hall. Apply 10
mch29 DIFF JOS. LOWELL. in.
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P. YOUNG, Successor to C. S. Ellis,
III EEPS constantly on hand an extensive Stock of
IN Fancy Goods, Toys, and Useful articles,
which he offers to the public reasonable terms his
great "VARFETY STORE,'' No. Sc Main street
UMBRELLAS, and PARASOLS,
of all sorts and sizes Cotton and Scotch Ginghams
Alpaca and silk, of all colOis, varying in price from
SO cents to So 90. As we keep all sorts OF Materials
and Trimmings for Umbrellas and Parasos facii-
ties are not surpassed by any Establishment in this
country for repairing, altering and covering which re-
ceiVe our particular attention
Canes and other nice articles repaired with greet
Pinking done,-Eyelets SET &c. Rocking Horses.
Games, and thousands of other articles for the amuse
ment and instruction of Chilaren
Also, Birds, Bird Seeds, Bird Cages,
and all the Trimmings for Cages, With every article
wanted by Bird Keepers.
Baskets, Willow Ware, Chdren's Carriages Cabs
Dolls, and Doll Bodies all Sizes &c. Fine Feather
Busters, all kinds of Brushes all of Combs, and
thousands Of articles not possible to enumerate
Fairs and Charitable Societies supplied with any guam
uty OF Fancy Articles, at wholesale prices with the
privilege OF returning all unsold.
Observe the Sign OF p YOUNG
No sc Main street, little below the Central Bank
MARI dawtf
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Ladies' Boots and Shoes.
LEATHER.

1)ELT Leather Rouudngs Oak and Hcmlock Tan and
Id Trimming Of Belt and Harness Leather, of every
grade for sale by the subscriber. Also, Wells, Rams
Lifting Taps, Counters, md Shoe stienings, hand,
aud furnished to ORDER any Quantities, upon rensona
bic terms, his shop, 10 Of Union Block 1893 Main
St. under u. ]. Howlund's Printing Office.
N. LAZELL.
Worcester, May 10, 1853 dam
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NEW ARRIVAL OF BOOKS.
At KEITH & CO.'S

q MI II CO 5,
No. 239 Main Street.
Sword and Disiaf or Fair, Fat, and Forty, by
~ Simms. ''' -
The Old House by the River, author of The Owl
Creek Letters.
Edgar Clifton, Story eff School Life by C. Adams
Natablilies in France and England. by P. Charles.
Putnam's Monthly for July
Fern Leaves, from Fannv's Portfolio.
Rhymes, with ana without B p Shillabee
Writings OF Prof B. b. Edwards with Memoir,
a. Pack.
Memorials of the English Marivrs TayIer.
I'd Series PASTORS Sketches Spencer.
The Old ana New, or Changes of Thirty Years in the
East, by William GoodelI.
The Spirits Sword, William Warren
Modern Flirtations by Catharne Sinclair.
came and its Seasons by Frank Forester
The Evening Book, by Mrs Kirkland.
German Lyrics, by Chas. T. Brooks.
ain Vol LamarIine's Restoration Of Monarchy
Father Brighthopes, an Old Clergyman's Vocation,
uniform with Peep at No. S.
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s Floor and Carriage Mats.
(toIR. Juto, Alacaui relnl Leaf MATS on hhnd and
W for sale. by n. 4. EATON A. co.
je1S dtI 1856 Main Street.
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IUR sale At The soap Factory, on Prospect st.,
A. few good Pigs, part Suffolk, an extra good COW,
years old large lot Leached Ashes, exchanged for
Wood or Woodland IL wished. q. W. RUGG.
myl9 DIFF
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HHINGLEs

A QUANTITY Of good IL inch Shaved Pine Shingles,
N lus. received and for sale low, by
LEE srRAGUE, a co.
Worcester, June Q, 1858. az
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Grass Valley Gold Mining Company.
Joseph Gillott's Steel Pens,

Joseph GilIott's Steel Pens,
Manufacturers Warehouse, 81 John ST., N. Y.
NToNE genuine but those bearing the numbers
IN by which they designated together with the
Fac Simile of the Signature Of Joseph Gil'o1s,"
each Package or Box.
THIS CAUTION
To all Purchasers of his Pens (Which they are request
eb 10 obserye,) is deemed necessary many makers
and Importers have assumed his distinguishing No.s,
and styles of labels with view of Posting their
Manufactures the Public. These remarks apply
particularly to his original No. 1903.
jl7 d3n HENRY OWEN Agent.
Sight Restored,
OPECTACLES no longer needed. By the use of a
- simple inst ument invented by the subscribers,
Sight may be retained through life without glasses,
or may be restored alter glasses have been many
years. This wonderful effect is produ ed without pain
or Inconvenience. Certificates cure from Rev. G.. G.
FuIney, John r. Stnyvesant, ESQ., J. Devines, Esq,
and others OF fqual responsibility, eau be seen at
our office The efficacy of the Cups shown by
experiments in recent lecture in Worcester, by
agent, Dr.. @. ID. Brainad.
The Cups will be forwarded to any person by mail
on receipt of S.. Agents wanted
]. BALL & CO.,
apis d3m No. 100 Nassau St.. Y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-30

NEW MUSIC,
kNRoM New York, Philadelphia, and Boston,
Il A MARSH, at 1924 Main street, offers fol sale
lot of new and fashionable Music reduced prices.
25 nett for IL.
SO nett for 25.
so nett for 81.
A. MARSH,
Je4 dti 1874 Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-30

Lime, Calcined Plaster and Cement.
CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by
~ BLISS, SUTTON, & CO,
my25 dawtf No. s Mechanic ST
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Important to all who use
STEAM AS A MOTIVE POWER !

Safety and Great Economy.
N opportunity is now offered to all when it may
IA concern, to the exclusive right of manufac-
turing, using, and ven ing, in States and Countess
WINGS
Circulating Safety Steam Boiler,
For Stationary Engines, Locomotives Marine Engines
on River Lake. ID Ocean Steamers, &c. The advan-
tages Of this Boiler all others in use are.
|. Entire Safety from Explosion, being no LA
BILE to explode than open chaldron
2. Less than ONE THIRD the amount of fuel is re
quired to generate the obtained by other boilers
of the same power.
8. The cost of construction is REDUCED ONE
HALF
T. They occupy but ONE-THIRD the space of 9TH
er boilers, and may be applied any engine
5. The expense oTFuTuaCe Crates will be incacula-
bly, lessened by the small of fuel required and
the manner Of using it.
Tue Company guarantee the reality of the above ad-
vantages Their conclusions are based on PRACTICAL
RESULTS, many of these Boilers being now in use in
and about this city, The inventor has but just succeed
ed alter yeats OF application, in bringing this valuable
invention before the public. 1t stands alone and indie
pendent in its MERITS and il it has the qualities claimed
which are nndeniab e, the public will acknow-
edge its superiority over any other motive power.
Terms OF sale made known application at the Of
flee of the IRVING STEAM BOILER COMPANY, p
of Broadway and Park place, New 70 X, over
the New Broadway Bank
Circulars containing terms of sale, &c. will be for
varied by mail If requested, address as above.
apl2 d3m
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TO LET.

III LEI.
A STORE in Hardings Block, on Front Street.
"A TENEMENT in the house corner of Portland
and Myrtle streets. Also, small House on Quincy
street. CHARLES WHITE.
my7 diff
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WANTS, &c.
Shoemakers wanted

Two make Ladies, Misses and Childrens Shoes, both
.as.sS%$ed and Pesed w. A. ). SMITH,
Corner Union and Market sts
Worcester, April &c, 1853 diff
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Days,
GRAIN and Flour Bays of all kinds at Manufac
VI turers' Prices, by BLISS, SUTTON, & Co,
my25 dawn No. Mechanic st.
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basket md Willow Ware
Mandatory.
JACOB @. wEIxLER, No. 1872 Main street.
apo dtAug1l.
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Salt.
COURSE Fine and inc, in Backs and small Bags,
" for sale low, by P. LOTHROP.
icy dit % Mechanic st.
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PARASOLS

NW> May be bought at the Manufacturers prices
%A-TA2 which are rs per cent cheaper than you can
F~Aslesx find them at any oher place in this City
T>~ N. B. All my Parasols have tie best Of
Whalebone Frames, and warranted well made
r. MOORE 80 Main st
Formerly j. s. Rand's Old Bonnet Store.
Worcester June 10, 1853 d3m
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

TO RENT.
A ROOM over the store of the subscriber.
N iell DIFF II. AYREs.
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FLOUR,
'TV1M

Flour, Grain, and Meal.
CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale Wholesale and
" Retail P. LOTHROP,
apl4 daw3m % Mechanic st.
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GROCERIES, &c.
HOUSE-KEEPERs. LOOK

livery one who desires good Bread, should remem.
IL Der that
Judd's Rakjng Powder
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1000 Good Vest Makers Wanted.

INO whom constant employment through the wear iii
Il be given, and cash payment every week, bv
CHAS. w. FREELAND,
Jeo dawu Union Block, Main st.
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WANTED.
Board Board.

z OR Good Blacksmiihs can find constant employ
- meut, by applying at 0SGOO0 BRADLEY,S
DIT Lar Mandatory,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-30

A CONVENIENT Lower Tenemeni,6 or Rooms,
11on Newton steet, of Pleasant at the House OF u
inning, with good Barn aud STABLE good Water,
Garden, &C. Inquire at this office, or of
j. g. sTODDARD,
Maple street, or at the House.
mch24 DIFF N
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-02
.YOHN Z. McRea.

Mr. Nc Rae is at this time the Democrat.
| ic Secession candidate for Governor of this
State. He is a citizen of the county oil
Clarke, and as its Representative in the
Legislature, wrote and caused to- be intro
duced and passed, thecelebrated Resolatipns
Of Gensure against Henry s. Foote, for sss
course Nth reference 70 tie Compromise Meas-
ares Of 1850
Some time ago we detailed McRae' ! course
on the Censure Resolutions. and nailed every
proposition to hin, which we made. Since
Tint time, in q speech at Holly Springs, Mr.
McRae has acknowledged as true each one
Of our charges, and claimed credit to him
selfin consequence thereof. The oyerwhel-
ming verdict Of the people Of Mississippi IN
ii September and November, 1851, is utterly
iisreaarded By Col McRas He claims those
resolutions is bis own--he does not regret
their introduction nor does he think that
the people have reversed that Judgement
There are other items Of interest Of John
). McRae's past life. There are other mat
ters of moment 10 the public ii which he IS
deeply implicated, which need explanations
No false delicacy no fears ofthe vengeancs
81 MI. McRae 81 bis friends shall deter Is
Is ripping up and exposing his past public
career We have solemn duty 10 perform ID
our readers, and that duty shall Be perform ]
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-02

or The Democrats reply to our notice OF
Gov. FoOte and his great speech made here last
week, Is SO weak and dimsy that it replies to
itself. No body ever dreamed of Gov. Foote'S
being anything but Democrat. The wings
knew that in 81 and they know it now; but
they in concert with the Union democrats, sup
| port him as Union man--as the leaderof the
great army Of patriots in Mississippi who over
threw the blacklist plot of treason ever formed
since the foundation of our free government.
We did not say Caucus or Convention prom
ised Gen. Foote to return him to the Senate.
But we say, and it is known to be true BY huns
dreds Of people in the State, that the Union
democrats and wings prominent men of both
the old political parties pledged their honor as
gentlemen never to desert the fearless cham
pion of the Union cause, till he was returned
to the seat he left to save their cause and our
common country. Major Bradford was one of
those men, and be proclaimed it in the Court
House the other day. As to the Governors
inconsistency in his speech he made after the
nomination ~of General Pierce, when he con-
graduated himself and party on the healing
of the differences that had dividedihe two wings
Of the democratic party, the editor ought to
blush for his party, that those words spoken in
good faith BY Gov. Foote, were not acted up to
in the after maneouvers Of the secesslonists.
Gov. Foote saw himself marked for destruc-
ton. and only acts upon the. defensive when he
annaaIs In flaa neonla n, save him frorn fhe fen,
der mereies of defeated Infatuated Secession
caucus As for the low and false accusations
that the Democrat and other small papers bring
against him as unreliable, &c. they, in bis own
expressive Language, sdOnt touch q gentle
man"
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-02
Litte,l's Living Age.

Our old friend and faverite among Maya.
zines, continues its weekly visits to our sane,
tum, and is always welcome. The 482nd
number now before US, is an admirable one.
The. article from the Westminster Review,
John Knox, is worth half dozen peru
sails. The great stern old Reformer John
Knox, the friend Of Calvin, the founder OF
the Scotch Church and the bold and fearless
enemy of Mary stwart and champion Of
the Protestant faith.
s.There were giants in those days.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-02
I'VE invite speeial attsntion 70

~ We Invite special attention 70 the
card of Halsmith 4 Co, Yieksburg. II
wiiI be seen By our crowded columns. thai
the merchants Of New Orleans. yicksbure
and elsewhere are beginning to appreciate
the advantage derived by advertising in the
Kazoo W1io, We tell you all, that if you
want to reach the homes and fresides O.
the State, and through them the pockets,
advertise in our paper A friend at Coop.
er's Well lately observed to US. your pa
per is found IN almost every respectable
counting house in New Orleans and Yicks-
burg" There are, ne are sorry to confess,
e good many highly respectable houses in
both cities, whose cards do not grace gu,
columns. But ne hope 1t will not be SC
long.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-02
The Matter Explained.

Our readers are aware that the Yicksbufg
Sentinel has put up the name Of The Score
tary Of War, COL JEFF Davis, for United
States Senator In an article in last weeks
Sentinel Intended to set the editor rectu8 IN
curia with the Paulding Clarion, the Demo
cratic party and all others Interested. the
editor'explains why be puts up Col. Davis
name when A. @. Brown is canyassing the
State for the Senatorial robes. He don't
love Caesar less, but Rome more--that is he
has a misgiving about Browns being elect
Iedl It is time he had q few fears on that
head, He says:
I'VE have received various letters to the
following effect: win Col. Davis permit
his friends to use hia. name Or the United
States Senate? II SO, would it not be good
policy for the democratic press to hoist his
name9" "Itis my opinion that Davis can
carry the State, and zoe nssty fail with the
name Of any other leader inscribed upon
our banner" why do you not bring out
Davis? Will be not accept the Office? Rath-
er be beaten fighting for him than to elect
any one else" "How long before you in
tend to bring out Col. Davis? His Is the
only name that can save as in the North, y
&c. It was not our intention to bring for
ward Col. Davis name at all, until these
constant appeals forced Us to do SO. We
were at liberty all the while to hoist bis
name, but not more SO than others, but we
were not disposed to see him Withdrawn
from bis present useful and honorable post.
There is, as we have said, no contest be-
tween GOV. Brown and Col. Davis. and can
not possibly be. Col. Davis name is bro't
forward with no such view,it is only intend
ed as that much additional strength"
We desire particularly that the friends of
Gov. Foote should note the limitations given
in thislittle explanation to the numerous and
anxious correspondents Of the Sentinel. A.
g. Brown is on cold trail. and the Seces-
sionists know it. And as they called in Col
Davis in 81 to save the party from total an
inhalation. so they want him now to come
in and contest the Senatorial seat with Gov.
Foote. Is there Union Democrat or Wing
in the State that will vote for a candidate for
the Legislature pledged to vote for jeff
Davis or A. G. Brown in preference to Gov.
Foote. We do not believe there is one man
With so little self respect. We will never
believe it. II Gov. Fcote Is sacrificed. there
is no such thing as Republican gratitude.
Mark the Sentinels admission. The name
of Davis is to be used to bring additional
strength to Brown. A candid letting out
of party secrets to be sure.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-02
our Destiny.

To him who can consider the plea of Destiny
sufficient justification of an offence, the con-
mission of crime must be matter of little on
sideration-for the responsibility is cast from
himself upon Deity. But, unfortunately for
such individual, neither the code of morals o:
of law recognizes such apology we hum.
bly, conceive that the plea of Destiny is as lit
tie applicable to the offences of nations as oil
individuals. The opinion so frequently adyanc.
ed, that it is the Destiny Of the United States
to uverrun and possess this whole continent;
and BY some prominent men this false pretence
Is urged in justification Of selling Cuba; thus
attempting to make the possession Of that Is
land by the United States the act of God, and
not ambitious men, When Catherine the Sc
cond of Russia resolved to drive the Turks
from Europe, and to place her grandson Con-
stantlne on the throne of Constantinople, she
was profuse of professions of regard rathe
Christian religion, and earnest 10 her appeals
for assistance from Christian nations. She
wished to fulfil Destiny, and to conquer for the
love of God. But no one was deceived by her
hypocritical pretexts. The King of Prussia
acted more ingenuously; for when it was pro-
posed to inscribe on his banner PRO Dec at
Pdtria,'' he rejected the first with the
remark, that he went forth to conquer pro-
vinces and he thought it improper to bring Deity
into connexien with mans ambition. Now
those who are insisting that Destiny calls for
the conquest of Cuba, are acting as iisingenu-
ously as Catherine did, and deserve as little to
be credited.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-02
~ We hope the editor Of the va.

Re- We hope the editor of the Yazoo
Democrat viii continue bis quotations from
the Wing. as thereby some hard beaded
Democrats who are SO blinded to their own
true interests as not to take our paper. will
get morsel of truth occasionally, which
perhaps they may with the blessing Of Pro-
videneh, sift ont Of the chaff the Democrat
is filed with, to their profit and edifeation.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-02

We are authorized to announce Hon
WuLzAM YERaER, as candidate for re-eIec.
ton to the Office of Judge Of the High Court
of Errors and Appeals. for the First Judicial
District-composed of the counties of Kinds.
Warren, Washington. Bolivar. Rankin. Scott.
Newton, Lauderdale, Kemper, Neshoha,
Leake, Madison, Yasoo. Holmes, SunfoW-
or, Attala, Winston, Noxnbee and Issaquena.
We are authorized to announce Jas. r.
WEsT. as candidate for Probate Judge Of
Tazoo county, at the next election.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-02

R We wish particularly to recommend
to the perusal of our young friends, and to
sll in she community. Beatrice. or the On.
known Relatives" It can be had Of Thomp.
son & Co, or of Mann & Andrews. Our re-
ligious friends need not be shocked-they
too, clergyman and al, are seriously adj
vised to read it It has some love, but more
religion IN it.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-02
~ Our ghbnr attempts 70 prove tbs

~ Our neighhor attempts to prove that
Gov. Foote was dumfoundered By 4. @.
Brown a Greensboro. and gives q part Of 4
report Of discussion between these two
gentlemen At that place He says the cor.
rectness Of Che report has never been denied
though published all over lhe State
Governor Foote denies it-and re have
onlg % say that Il the little Secession sheet.
about Greensboro are IS rs.liable e some
ve know 81. shsy would have 70 make proof
before 4 magistrate Of any assertion hat
they might make 70 the disadvantage q
Gov. Foose. before We wonld believe them
and even then several grains Of allowance
would hare 3 bs thrown II FOL little psFsesl.
Al envy md spite.