THE MINERS’ AND FARMERS’ JOURNAL.
•wNiggpieiiggi
Ruolwd, That tJiis Ucncrnl Assrntbly doe«' mi] i„ IRIS, tixing llie suiu «o be hereaflt-r
hereby imke in ippl'caiinn of iHiid to the State for vucant luDdit. Kead
L'nilcd SUlM, U> c«ll » (.oiiTeiiUon oi the iKrvcral J, .
Sutci to propw>f niirnduicnU to iJtc CouUituliwi
of the United State*. j McUuccn pivscnted a resolution rc-
Rftoii'td fuHhtr, That thi» Gcncnil Aiscmbly . turning the thanks of ibe LejjislHlure to
r«que.it that the I*pi»Uturea of the neveral States 1 (^\,|. '1'. Avery, of Hurke, for lii) pro-
will make »a .im.ly appW.t.on that | , .cncrouH donation to the State ..f cer-
the (Vmsntution ot the United ^Utcs luay be M>, . ® i . » . i. j
amrndod an to rrstore pcace and harmony to the vu.uahlc Kii^l.8n Authoiitics K>..ka,
Conftderacy, prevent a disw>lutiun of th« Union, rffcrred to the Library conimitli^e.
and jx-rpctuatc tli« blcs»inga of liberty to us and I 'I'hc eiign>ssetl bill uuthorisinj' the Com-
prwperitv. I i„ji^ioners of the 'I’ovm of Fayetteville to
This amendment was carried by the cast- j horror* i.’00,0(50 dollars to U; invested in the
ing role of the Speaker, there being a tie. \ Cape-Fear and Yadkm Rail-Road Compa-
Mr. Hall naoved an amendment v^bichiny, and tor otlur purposes, was received
was negatived, tljc object of nhich was to fjoin the Senate with an uiiiendinent, con-
prooounce affirmatively that the Tnritf is ' curred in, and ordered to be cnrolhd.
'I'he engrossed bill to reduce the salnries
of the Supreme Court Judges, was received
From the Cliarle^ton (. ouiaT
STATK SOVEREIGNTY.
^fr. Jlditor—'I’he very alarming mens-! cimtidtnce of the public
urcs which are in agitation in ikiulh Caroli-1
na^ and whiih have brt^n mainly urjjed by j
clas-sed aiu»t!« th..He who are filter Hihjecis 1 at;d when unbound, 10 cents the p,junj
for the asvluia at ('oluinbia than for thejwrigiit. .... , .
All other printed books, when bound,3g
. . . X. I w . i> 1. ' iiiK T\iiii r.
the frenzied leaders ut the Mute Kiylits ' r-r-
I’arty, on tlie imfKJSinp plea of “ th«! Sove- j I'ay,UtvUU ULurvtr, 1st tnfl
r(»igji(y ofthe States,” iiidiieos nu; to call ih«?
1* niv t'ellow citizens to tiie I'ol-
CDM.MON SH.NSF.. I cents the pftiind weiglit; and when unbouod
120 cents the pound weight. ’
I In addition to the articles made free of
I duty by the net of 14th Julj, 1^32, (|^
. , following articles shall be admitted free gf
By yesterday’s n.ail iweivcd ;,juty afler iW Mwrch, : that is to *»y,
attention ot n.y teilow citizens to ' ' I of the bill reiK>.ttd by ‘l'« y* I ootion, wool, iiKi.go, and printed lK«k«. L‘
lo«,ngs..^plehlcls ^.h.^R lhope u,ll t...^^Vaysa.ld^ic•a,.s,.o^^hKM‘th^ whatever language, prii.t.^ thirty yni
,n some meast.ru to explam to he under- p.^.ules, that trom the Ud ol Marc ., lb. d,, y**"
Mnndiiiirs >i the in.«t ignorant, he true , nnmunutacturcd tvool, the value
latureof Mate SvneiiMgnlies, aiid the r. • I f exceed H cents per pound, j the lowort rate of duty, calculated
nt.on thev bear to the Supreme huvereign- i every hundred dollars worth .halj
y ot the I nion. , be paid until 2d March, 'W then . , ,.
24. On nil articles not herein enumen
liuturc mill fill* n*« I J* II i II I u ^
Intion
ly of the I nion. ; pyij u,j„i -.i -vian li, if'-M, men r.aval.le on I»h- same, either uZ
IVior to the acceptance and ratifii ation . „,.j „,e„ ^15. \\ ^ol : ^
ot ihe ( onstilulion, ‘‘'J'". cents per pound value, to U'tice ,. regulate the duties on iinporti
and tonnag«>,”or the net ol'24th July, I>;32,
reign within its own territorial limits—but j„,y.
the act of |81(>, ur tiut
unconstitutional, instead ot'asserting as the
Resolutions do, that the Legislature Iwlieve
such to be tlH' opinion of a majority of the
people of this State
A vote wa then taken separately on
of the Resolutions, the whole of
vere uixanimovaly adopted, with the
lion of that submitted by Mr. Wilson, .ject had been referred, reported a bill to a
which appears above, and that which de- mend the lt»th st tlioiiof the art of 1741
nouDces Nulhlication. The first was rejsc-1 t’or the btltfr observatioii of the Lord's
ted 30 to 27; and the latter was adopted | day. Rtad the first tiiiK*.
4^^ to 10. The dissentients were Messrs. 1 Mr. K. tVoni the «inif t’ommittee, rejwr-
Bailey, Bell, Carson, Faison, IJussej, Li'jd-' ted a bill to render the land of a deceased
My, .Slatthews, Montgomerv, of lleitford,; debtor liable for the costs where the plea i.l
Stedinan and Wellborn. j •ully ailmmistered lias U-en lluiid in favor
Momlajj, Dcc. 31.—Bill presented.—Dy of his lv\e«.utor or his Adiniristiator.
Mr. Railcv, to allow the taking of Dono^i-1 .Mr. fl. t'rom thesume Coiimiittec i
^ ' e I 1 11 I V .miiiiin. V , ^ 1 itr 01 wnicii \vot*i 13 a I oiiiiioiHiii (Kill, I*-
tions m cases of removal. 1 nis bill was an adverst? rejx.rt, w hu h was concurretl in, 11 niiui, w1m>.mj laws were to be " j , ri>i as hen in o^htrv^l^e pio\ idi d, ai.d on
jread the first time. on the Resoluiion instru' tmg them to en-land obeyed as “the supreme law I ,,,^10 elothmc i»40 !cr r\er'\ VlOO i Rail-R-Md S..rvyt.—The Board of In.
Daniel M. Barringer and Benjamin Sum-1 quire into the propriety of so amending ti.e | land.’’ i \alue, until 2d .March, l^:ll, then ^3o un- tenuil Improvementu has made its R**port
Der were put in nomination for Trustee of > bws relative to F.xecutors, Aio. as to reijuire From thenccfor'h the State ! t,| oj’Mm-th, thVn Lt gislature, «-o\cring the Hepnfti
the I niversity, in the place ot Judge Mur-1 them in all cases of iiim.lvent estates to , lies ceased to exist, and no liMigcr nwikcd | Wcmlle'n aiid'worsted h.>*i»‘rv, mits, R vv^le of his SurvTya of ihe ( a
nor enter into treaties ot alliance with ei-
tiir
reasons
maintain
to hold a place among the nations of the
earth. 'I’he wi^*est among our Revolution
ary heroes and statcmen, sjw the actual
necessity of tormiii;; the stparate Statis
ir enter into treaties ot alliance labinels, and all other iiianufartiires , j. , .
er, f..r the very Cog. ..t and best o) .»H j ^,11; Horsled, &10 for every ?10l> ^
asons, no one ot' the .States v.ere able to J- -
nintain that rank which would entitle it , v> ittiotit pnitnu
... . . »aiu«-. «k.. ...l.iuol I. a r
L'tending to much knowledp
... n. 1 r ow»n I i of the subject, we cannot but believe, that
3d. Blanketsfor every mO value, |
until 2dot March, 1^31, and then * la. Congrrm, „„rfy
4. Carpets, cariKlmgs, flannels, b«k- ^ of the South, n«t
ings. baizes, cloths., ker>e\ mens, t *
lator. into one Sovereign Ke,Kiblie, or as Ire.si- y,„i „iu.,i,i.r V.K>Jl.n ii.ai.ufactuies, 1
ittee made 1 .lent W ashini!ton said, “ one C.ons^didated , ^ ,.o,„,K,ri.-nt («it, ex-
_ J A ... .1 ...!
Jxcepting I
.May harmony thus be restored!
phey, deceased. ; make rateable pavmeiit of all claims a
The Resolution requesting the Stale of. gainst the estate oV their te»Utor.
Sjuth-('arohna to suspend tho execution of I ■ 'lucsda^, Jan. 1.—i)n motion of Mr.
ti.dnihi;.ll> HS t'lee, s».ver( ipn and ind.-pen- Li.rvVs, sT.KViniirts, and' on w JrUVd bind’ lr»l Ji'd Vadhio R.iil-R.wds, which we «,J
.lent States, but collectt\cl>, as a • | *,>0 f„r e»erv SlOO value, until 2d lierearter of presentmj
, soven ign, independent nation, distinguish-| then $10. ' to our read* r.-. We cotil'e.M ourM.lve» ci*.
her Ordinance, A:c. was read the third tune. O'Brien, tiie liouse re-coiisiJeied the vole | cd as •• the Inited States wf AiiierHa.”— j ^ MHinilhcliiits «if Cotton cost in? not uppomtrd at the nsult wh.» h .Mr. H. ha
Mr. Seawell moved to strike out the words, j of yesterday on the rejection ot (he bill to ! I'he Slate S)ven ignli.-s, ah. ut which so j come to in bii r-^timation of the exprn« «
c»n’.lfuttm;J a Kad-lload bet»«-€nthis('ify
Merchant’ Bank in the Town 1 much t'uvs has been iiuide bv lliot>e who es-
to give time to the present or next Con
estabhsii th
for evory ^H*U value thereof, until 2d
gress of the I’uifed States to aci upon the
ubject of the '1 aritr"—
'i'be Resolution then
reaciHi;, and was ordered
The dissentients
.00 to 3.
A'^hew. Bailev and Minton.
protracted debate ensued, in which .viessis. | whole people of the I iiited Slat
and IS
Tennebj»e.
y preva.i:::g ^e^> .•.x.cusivrn in uasc.ni.i- j
'f'-’ Ue fear tluilifthe Centn.1 U^d.R.d
The Senate took up the bill to erect a tects, espeeialiv in the w inter se.oson. It ^ ^ , wtigni, unni .uarm. 1 .•> 1. men ly cis. 1.
‘ lh‘-y cnnnot ft«.rrow uiouey on the ( \t.s.,els and other iron castiDgi, cannot b accoinplmbed at a niurh --m Ri®
credit ofthe rnited St.ites. p^,,, p« und. ‘1'^*' It"**!©’* estuoate, it will not, it
3. Th'^y caniL.t regul.ite commerce; 1 9, i p,m„ls pr*>tcol, be ifWt.-d.
Ibat IS the privilege of sovereignty, which .......
«tiows ti;at the States, individually, are not
new County in the West, out of apart of may becalled the o/« Mt/oor/nuaiu. That it
B'lnc imbe. Il was amended s«> as to read is a menial disease, iii*ie can be no manner
“out of parts of Burke and Buncombt.”. ofquestion; for wh,> in a sound ^tate of mind,
and was then rrjected, 29 to 2b. wuuid leave the door open wlieu the uiercu-
rv IS at zen)?
I 'I'he weather has l»eon so moderate this
” tdnccday, Ihc. 26.-(.hi motion of Mr. season, that until a few d;»vs we have had
C’.aUon, a message was sent to the S-naie, |,ttle cau^c t- complam of theetHct- of this
})ro{*usin" that the l.^gi»laiure adjourn «nt prevdling disease ; and w».r*‘ soni«;*»!iat m
dir. on the 5th January. For lae motion hopes that the first cold weather would can
9(, against it IS. >cllow ft ver.
sovereign*.
4. 'I'ltey cannot estahlinh uniform rules
of njiturabz'ilioii. And if a Slate shad as-
Vuin ho^ie '
weight, until 2d March, l‘-31,lhen I. y> uiii 11 not, m’he mean tii e,»*>
10. .Manut’aclures of iron and fte» I, no« rable. if a ^uihcieiit tion r .i. be
iicrrid riiu.'urrnteJf fhe oral rates ul*(III- Uined t*/f lK lo rfmliuu*’ * **
ly pruvitiini by •11^(11*4; uiitil L'd p«nii.. nial Kail n*ad tn jkmuIon Nr.«
March, I"34, nnd thenatter the lom M Rivr, frmn whence g'xid r at iwvipit f
'tiiiwi to ilnelf the ri;.-hl t.» sw.-ar an iiidi- „tc of duty wfiith wiiulJ have Le‘-n p-uu- ‘‘‘'wlJ a' »='=!•* *' «'»'.> ' f
M lual who has alrr;dy taken the oalii o: i,!o eill.er undt r IImt act'of Th* R -. d ihu- ma.V might licrenlti r ^ r»|
Allegiance to tho Initid S-ates, or on.!.^7,h enliiitai "mi art to r. - « part of the C ntral RtMid.—Ka/. Kff
■I'he bdl to establish the Merchants’ thVdiseJ^s^ Ve an- ufVaid IS ab».luiel7m.i I,• i . r
Bank m NewlH^rn was read the 2,j time, curable. IflA.etor Nott amo„c his otlur ^ «''—>r the act of llih JuK, 1-32, ontitUd The I.ntikt vn^fuxT given by the C;
amended anti passed—veas «3, nays (HI. .ti..rts to keep us warm, would invent aiiv 1 n,'"*' , an act to alter a.nl anmil the several act. “X'‘'f tins pla^- aod u.milv,
' • alle^ianre to the Mdt*-, and not to the I ni- impoainc duties on impotts.” ' M. ml/-rs of the !,**gi»li)turf, on I r«y
ted States, 111 the former case if would l>e ^ u,.„,p 35 y,„,| March, »• he i»v Hotel, w.m a] r=-
consid red p-Mjjry, and in the latter, the j j ..3 j 31J Il,^5 niurkablv well, considcrir.t^ibc Urge r.-“
indiMdiial is n-.l acitiz-n -f the I iiitei
States; nor woiHd he be entitled to it« pio-
te-ction or its Internes.
o. 'Phoy cannot coin mor.ry.
G. 'I'hey cauuot detl»e piracie;, nor pun
ish treasf>n.
Ihurs^day. Dee. ^t. l‘>tilionpresented, rnode of curing this dreadt'ul disens-, u.
— By .Mr. Caasler from sui.dry citiz‘us of would acquire a new claim to ihe gnti’ude
Lincoln, prayuig an alteration in the laws of mankind—and orie wherein he would
rf-ldtive to the duties ol Shcritli und Con- warcely need an injunction for the setoriiy
etablcs. Referred. ^ of his ri»ht., for n iie would he so bold aa to
On motion of Mr. Pearson,
Roolrrd. That l>ic I’ubli'; Tr atjr«r and Alter,
liy IJ-ii. ral b“ insUucted to uke tlie nictsjtary
h.'
dispute them.— }ttrk Cilizin.
Covrttsy of Lncmitt.—I'l the .Memoirs
'I’hey raiiuot declare war, nor iii;.kii
r.:’4ints lor the purjKwe ot ifcerUiiiiiijf b> a ■ ^ ,
of tl»c .■'uprt.'riitf Court, wJtr tiipr tiic ( a}-t oftjen. .Macomb, lately published, an iiici-
“I H related to ^how'the spirit ofcouittsy peace,
qui.-ed by Uv» 0!it ol tli.-p;ofit« ot mid Bankj be- ' u Ti. .u 1 .
fore divi'itndi »;«; tiecl.ircd, iiare acted lu pursu- mutual forbearance, which after the ' ■'*^y ore n’t autnoris«-d to rai.s* ar-
•r.c(j of tiiC itropT »cin-'.-ii.:tlo.T oi that Dart ot i ..1 . i>i .. i 1 j 1 > fmes, nor to ^urlI)orl them. Bui to evyit
tUirchartcr-wiHcl. .....ct, Dut a ta. of o^Vr 1‘latlslMirg, prevailed l,etwecn the (
'otistifntion, a rei
IMIC gtXXJ
rtie I'ran.S'aff?!
12. Co/dv;;#j tarred, 4 tenli fl»« pooixl . Ii*^r ol pi rM.ns presrnl. Tli
until 2d March, 1-34, aul ihereatter 2 of Udie* was bri'.lunt, thr M
|CCiitsllie pound. Cordage uiitarrel, and Sui ;>er ‘ph i.duf
'virn, twill' , and p.n»kthn‘ad, 5 cents iho cies which orn.imer.!rd l:i«* r«-om, p*i.'-".|
j piAJiiil until 2d .Nl.nrch, l53i, und thereat*- b} Mr. A. S. \^ ah.11, of this ( ilv,
ter 3 I ( .'its Uie pouml. t*‘d univervil nll iil oii, as well on oj.
i 13 l otion bagging I'j for ercr 100 of the b^imf) of i ofi.xi as the t*-'.
vjlu'.-. d»‘sigii. 'I hi y were five in nun.l^ r,
j 14. All monufartun-s of hemp *r of flix *ete arranged t.illows;
! not herein inum^ruted, 10 for every 100 No. 1. \ «i. »i of the propo*rd n^w Ciy*
\,lluu, "Tcr »hirli li.-nlid a in«;i =itic b»nnr ^
Hritish cam
perMin *ball b- rxjuipt lleil to [»ay the co«tji accruing
p, an AiiK-rirHn di-.si I t(>r arrived. n ii;nf\, h-;ralK, proi>*-rlv and eonsiiftition
frortjtlii »iun:lanci; of wntcefctary to lux With (Jeneral .Macomb’s ( harg'rr, tVesh hto- •dlv, ran, and do perforTn, a!l such acts and
»Hssta'.:es. 'I he rl.arger, Umg ! thincM, which i.o iiKlixidiial State of ih-
eair.it him. •‘rt'ts pr« tt/ft »• recogmz/d by Lieut. Riley, was pr.mptl^ I uion is allowed or aulliori7.ed to do; w hile
pnrf«t, Z»> ceniH, fiHh pro*. , , „
and over fifth t.roof, oC cents. I '*»* •• f'- *'
Ui. Salt. “ rent, the b.i.s|.»!, nr.fil ’-.M' “ V"''“ l-ra«.-n o'>•*
gair... ...
WWrJ/ur/trr. Tfiat they T,quire into ihp f;t. p!eas-l with an
p^diei.ty of coHipi.ilirig Uie ’{.ro»icut,f to pay n!i op{K)rtonity, so singulai ly pre» iited, of rer|.
BucliroiK |,roaimg tne co'jrtcous hbcruhty extended
'Ihe II iu«e, on motion of Mr. O'Brien, to themsflvei..”
restdved it-ielf inloa 'ommitteeo/ Uie wlioh;,
•Mr. f),md-.on in the Chair, on the Bdl to An idle fellow the other day complainms
csiabli^-h ihe Bank of -N'ortli.Carohna.— of his hard lot, said, he was tiie la-.t cliilrj
C>risid* rHhie detrtte ensued, and a numb»;r his ii»oth»'r ever had—he was !>rn on the
of ar:^ndni.-nt werr ad.,p,«d. ft was re- |a.t day ofthe vear, and the last -lav of th..-
ported to th- liouv, wr.ei, Mr. I5rag„r, mo- month, and the iast d .\ ol the we, k^ and he
ved t-r it-i it'iiehn.le po.MiK>ncmeut, wi.ich had al'^avs been Ix hind-haiid. lleU ln ve.j
v»as neptived ,2 to ol. It was fort!, r a- ,t would have Im cii fiitv lolIars in his i.ock-
me: .: d, and {>a.sed it« second readin- tj I et if he had not b.;en I'^orn at all.
to 01.
fndaij, fhr. .Mr. I**ar«.on called ! A Clergyman nt Blackheatli was renro-
«p for con.,d.-r.t.o„ the bil to provide lor vmg a marriedco«p|e for theirfrcriuent dis.
a II.;; '‘-t'’ 'of the peo ple for or against sentions, w hieh were very unbecomini'.bfith
cert.in am-:ndments to ih«> ( ...^t.t.K.on,, m the eye.of ;o.l and man, seeing as he ob-
v»heii on iH motion, the said bill was hid served, that they wepj bith one. “Both
the table until the th.rd .Monday of No- o,.e'” cried the hu.hand,“ were you.- rev-
ereiice to come jmst our door sometimea,
I he following engrc^^ed hill pa-s-d its you would think we were twenty.”
third readiti*; and was .>rdf-red to U- enrol-1
h'f i Ihe f«|| to rpf.e;,l 11. pmt an a. t pa»- A drunken S>;otchm.m retununjj from a
I'^'^'-i >'* rHr,f.Mu,h-epby theroad«id.-,whenapi,^
1-..0, direr,.,,. U.e ,ou:,tv f,
"1 nn ’•
li\* Mr l ' I ''7'*'"' '^ ~ ' ‘‘^ among the
l>> .Mr. LJiaouitoH; to rtfK-aJ the act piu. lu;»«s
li*i-l.el.
by th*- wiverrigii power cf the J»-n-ral (I’f). 17. ()1,vhoiI, iji ri.'-k
'♦•rnmeiii, all laws arc nmle “ which shall ; |r>ii, until 2d Mnn.ii, 1'
he ne.OMsary a.^d pro|^'r for carrying mio h) cents tVKull m. ’
c\*riniun the foregoing powers, and all ;
* •'•‘■'O' M OliUI *11 ,
Mar h, l^ai, and thcr.afler o cents the Sv 4 \
by hi-,1
•• (iri d or riimimalii
. lo cents fh*' {*al
• !!, and lhercat( r
\ ♦ran»j>arrncy reprt»rnlin(r •h''
-.f* »»ilhin ( lie Ur^'t one—iw' *
>r>. .*). Pri
.!rv. .
I'l !t\. t n tin- Ir4in>|'in if' at
cvriHiun itie foregoing powers, and all; 1-. iJrown sn.-ar, r.,.i s>nip of sugi.r vr,,. ,U,-cd o.I.J . .p,M.r.aU do.%.
-th. rt mveHt.-d by the ( onstifulion, in the irane in ra-ks, 2' cents th- p.«jnd, until 2d i.-tM.- -t.
iovernmMit of the Cniu-.l State.s '*r an\ March, 1'3I, and lhcr«uifter 2 cents fhe '
dep:irtment or ofl|.;e thereof; nnd such , jK,und. \N hilc claved siitrar 3 rei.f, the ' 1 and th, I «;ra.-The
laws are dedar-.l to the •'upreme laws o.j M^rch, 1-31, and ihereHf-
of the laml, any tbin^ in the ('onslitutioii or
laws of the Statea to the contiary uotwith-
standing.”
Havina thus simjily defined the tnie cha
racter of Sfiite Sovereijjnlies, while I lejvf
to their (rrittl lucubrtilionn those profound,
tee ap|Miinte.l hv the l/egisl«liire ol N •''(I*
ler 2i cents tho p.Hind. Sugar candy und la iijMin the all nhsoi lung Mibju't C^"*®
cut of Ihc pi's«-nt attitude ol S. •
other refined sufjar 10 cents t!ie p,-uiHl.
10. .Midas.'i'k, J ctnls the gitllon.
2'I. ColFec, 1 cent the p.iund.
iiiadc their ri'porl. Snne upjirel'eD'i"'*!
'v re fill that the Conmiiltee vk.uM >'■*^'1
21. leas, after 31 March, 1“31, f() Wit: a n jxirt so far in favor of th*’ **“* *^'**^^11
on im|s rinl, gun|>owder, and gamu, hj'"O • un lii ii, ns lo |e (lardiM- the riiion. *'*1
ll'.vu a I'liie t.j lb'* fe|i!igs .1 the
metaphy>.iciaiw, who hiive illuminated our | an«i voung hysrm, lUtentsthe p*und. On
State With the (ns lights amaaatiiig t(.>m ^ hkin and oth.;r green, sou. hoti|' und other
their effervescing braifi", insomuch thar black . xcept U.bea, G ceiit.-f, and on bohi .1
tho liltl.* ones in the streets have Ujcohm' ; 3 centa.
profourid pr>litieians, and marshalling iheni-
.''lat's which mi^hl corolino fhir*l^'*“|
to ovi rwh' liii tin- CoiisliV.iti'iii. It
i;tHtif\irg i|,i; n ul fii( iid» «f *h«' I '”**
22. All n’.atiufaclureK of silk, nr if ulodi lo fin.l ibiif the c. in'iiittei' do n t fors'ii"
selves un«|.T the Wo«ly flag with one star'silk sIihII l,e a com|H.i,ent part, coming from fh-j rels'lhi.u^'s.mIh^i a-r.iimtl bv lH«-*'“
undertaking to show that the .State can lie , l*fyoi J iho C.ip.; of I .’kh| Mo|mj 2U for evo- lif'..-rs of S. a!iho«i-h tlwv disirr^'
in ilie t mon and out of il at th.- sam*- j ry liMJ value, ui.d all other maiiiifaclures .,f ;u«l proi. si mjaii.' i ih^^vowtrs assumc) f-*'
time. I congratulate my fellow-eitizi-i»>. h.lk, orwhi.h silk is n compi^uent part, the Cen.-ral M,MirniP'ut m O.neral
on the cheermg prospects ol a timely and 112 f.O for every KM) value. ^.,i’s I'rw ;amati.,ii.-/?u//. iiui.
salutary re-action among their deceived 23. All print, d lsH.ks in other lanqua^^e, '
and deluded brethr n; and l.of.i that all fu-1 than l.atin, (Jr.-ck, or Knclisli, 4eems th.’ ’ 'I'ho ^ntence of Bofi.vN, the fni"-''>'^
tore appeals to State Sovereignty, will ^ , volume. I.ott..ry (•ommiss.oner of Coorgia.
treaterl as halluciuati.Hi of brains not health-j All printed b.K>ks, in f.atm and (;,.-« l, vai.i.n '.H' Ollicc und .l.:.francliitcni I*
lully excited, aod th« advocutcj tlmrcof tw 12^ certs ' ^cyr-d v,«.vg*,t, 1 , J'* je ,- ,