Painting.' Music and Drttmng.--Mt.
ken of in the; h.ehest errfls ttMdl
faw4fifo'k pap ! and
tecbef of m-is,fiaa; located Jifl hl i eity,
ila view nf nrrtaiwntine- It la rtfoftSslon,
We have 'o private Irttert ffortl Nefcfk,J
where lie lies resided lor several yeara.
bearing ihe tame testimony to Meek 111,
well m lo hieoniforialy honorable aftd gen
tlemanly deportment. He' Will, "we under
land, toon exhibit tome specimena of his'
portrait painting, in fresco-- ityljp whidi
eives enduring freshness i and brilliancy to
hi picturea. He likewise intends to open
a school for Music and Drawing, when an
excellent opportunity will ' be o (fired to
those who desire to cultivate taste for
these accomplishments. 1
MR. CLAY, THE TARIFF AND
FREE TRADE. ;
Our attention hat' beert called to an arti
cle in the last number of the Sootherrt
Quarterly Review," oil the. subject of the
Tariff, in which there are many severe anil
unjust strictures oport the character and
motives ol the great American statesman,
Henry Clay. It jar e vidently from the
pen of sotpe South Carolina free tnde ab
Ktraetiontst, who seeks by' the! denunciation
of AK XHatji to .. weaken the cause .of pro
lection lo American labor. ' There is a de
gree of disingenuoosness. and rnisrepresea
tation in many parts of the article which
would strike any one of the most limited
political information. Isolated serilerice
disjointed end di-coonectf d paragraphs
"are taken from the speeches and writings
of Hti Ckrtfmna distorte.d 1nto a mearthrg
entirely different from what the- onteJt
would shew was intended. We have
neither the time nor the space to expose the
fallacies - awl- spurious, reason in -running
thro' thit whole production nor are eve
disposed to attempt a defence of 'wiry
..day Tram .the fcpitetid '.ji enom ..exhibited
therein. ;, It would be. task. tinnejte-eary
and supererogatory. His fame and the
wisdom of his cherished policy1, , are foun
ded upon too solid and broad a basis to be
shaken, by the attacks of the theoretical
pig mies of that ereatesl of all misnomer
"free Trade.", Out we would call tbevetten
lion of our reader to at least one short ex
tract front this article; which will Suflice to
shew Its true character. J ' - - t
"Withtut the peverful tilnnee,H says thli
article, fJHr- Ctojr, the . Imtrican tyHem ('..
the protection f American indntttry) mnulii have
tun abandoned Unrofo: and men of any pre
tentions to kmttlerlge tuch at Mr, IKeUter
would have been iwuu tt have their rtamu
tonnetied it& --- j' 'i.' 4
. Was there ever such a ba'efiteed absurdi
ty and oonterrptible tie ice! However
"powerful"" the "assistance of Mr; Clay
may have been;-neither Ae -nor h is -friends"
are so ignorant of the political history of
the country as tn -contend that upon. At
sole efforts, has depended and does depend,
the success of the great policy of protection.
It would Jiarcllv b, denied, even , by the
ease hardeoe J free trade neophytes of S.
CaroUna, thai the Tariff af 184 d wasaJuffl-
1 j protective measure, and that one of its
avowed objects end ends was protection
Most, if not all the articles of prime neces
-aily bore a duty much greater than that
impo,ed.Jby.tbat Tariff of-1842 and that
now so very odious and tyrannical sys
tem oi rspecnics ' was incorporated
in the bill. Upon Candle. Coffee,. I
ron. Infigoi Nail, Sutfttf , Ten, Salt," &e.
spectficm were levied. And pray, who
were the champions nf this measure? Have
the South Carolina free traders fcr-rotten
Ulut thit great vrolettive Tariff of 1816
'was introduced by William LowndkS of
their own S later Do they wish lo conceal
the, fact that its ablest ad vocate was Job n
C. Calhou-k' All his speeches in eupport
of the bill went the full length; of the
Whig doctrine of pfoteetfoit; Yea, his
aeal in behalf of domestic manufacture was
pre-eminently conspicuous, p Of the s South
Carolina ueiejrmion in Uoneress rtvn
((Calhonii, Lowndes, Mayrant, Woodard
na uam-iriw'Tntea "jot, and runs (Hu
if er,-Mooie and Taylor) against the bill.
'It received also the support of P.- P. ,Bsf-
'boar, Masori, Pleasants and Tucker of Va
'Culbert and. Lumpkin of Geo.i Kich'd.
41. Johnson and Wm. T. Barry of Ken
itucky and a aomber of others whom the
'democracy bare delighted to honor." 'The
'Tariff of 82 was voted fWby Gen'l. Jack
son, Van Buren, Benton. Johnson. Buch-
Anan. "and Qe. Hovstitn: that of 1828
.JxlJlW. Buwo Wri'fftit, Buchanan, Dick-
ersnn Etorw BebioV Jobso ami LoUu
MclMni.' :We bad then iu addition td Mr.
CUy aftd othet, Whigs the "powerful a-
-sistance; of an these distm-ruiahed lemo
' crSt4 to establWh and defend the doctrine
protection Hove Uioseof them who are
iiinow-livmr abawdoned Ihir woelritie. nd
Adectared they are "ashamed to have' had
';l thetr tiame iofinee(ed kcitAitf" Have
,7-Ti 'S'" -via'nr yonnson,, vaiT wren
jajiMcInere-twUinced itt t AnJ are ihev
mot mm -4f some . 'pretentieis ta know!
edgef Howprominvwt are ihe bvpocricy
& deceit f the Fe tmder'' reriOered b
their association with, add suppott of men
vyfhose whole life ha' been- spent l etfort
"to duiiu up thedoctrine of FTECTofr, and
"-who by, their speeches and Votes have given
mhtwappoWioWtfMka Woteetive ff "
. --.-L LTa 3 - . . ...
in wmen nar passed vongressl 'And WUI
" the "Free Traders dare avowt "fat. th
. powerful assistance" of Mr. Clay and the
"artful dexterity it, management of wen thy
monopolists' ' have kept there men true to
' a-:.l : T,?i ; , . .
' Wi-re they not acloated ' by. higher and
' T J'. - a a t ' .
Is .n rh . fl J t ,ft..",n duoumenta to all portions ot the renq
S Gen'irjack,n. or Benion. or Van Kurea.l
r.. i .k- r-'
' tfieir "denunciation ' of "minimum's'-" ' and
peei(ic,,i But bow was it in 1824
fl'(M4 !linnp lights jacksppVah
tive Tariff by fid 1 ansistance" ol Mr ;, :.. . .. u i n . 11
'Cl.y,h.weefpowerfuir, Thare' Z?nW'V
important fa coniiected U the I ariff of "WJj.-aa de.ixoyjke public . Uber.,
ott or ; GeoJ ' mrivsd to tnnd the bill
p( xHi by 1 tciking eul i prof , o jhs
duties on Cotton goods, j which required
lhatW CoUorr f.bricS eonting leu than
30 cents a square ySf J - should "be tken
and deemed to have mit ;' 30,!cenU per itl
yard end charged with duly accordingly,'!
This amendment failed by a vote of S3 to
24. ' Messrs.' Derrt'iB, Jnckon, Jolitison, i
mi , Van Burerij, toting egaliui . it, arid
thereby supporting tax on'ALt cotton
gorfds of at le-tst t ceuts per" squars ysrd! i
'Dowft with the accursed minimum ssy
the leaders.- Huxsa for Jackson dt Democ
racy and ad vsloreiffs arid free trade-
re- echo the t ack end file flora Maine' to
Texas! -
"And bark! what Hoise tetftf Ihe tiii ;
What iteddmations niake vf s taret ..
News from the region of the South,
Wide opes'each Democratic Ofouth;
"For Frte-Tfade's reigti prepare Ufa way,
The DemotrMt will gain the dayf
South CafolintCt votes wilt come?
Scrund (he trumpet, be! (fce dfunf .
Let every voice with triumph sing,
joitfit 0. (jLHoct Shall be ooYkfagl ' 1
Ring everj'bell, Mt etcfy SteepTe!
Announce- him "monaich of the petfpiel'
This wil( be the yinalc'-the TtDeUm
if the- Nuflffiert hd "fieft -tradeft of
Sbnttt CfardTins r74ueeif 'Td'''ictatfn'gTaVii.
and policy to the whble Somhefrr people!
let the Whigs of the good old State stand
firm.' V " '
USE OF TOBACCO.
Read he article on tlris subject '
hi In-
other part of this paper. t, .
C7 We ajrree with thrMRegister' that
any public diacmsion of the comparativ
qualifications of the worthy -Whigs whose
friends desire to seelhem honored by the
pproachtntf Legislature, should be post
pone4 until the teiflgof thai body, when
it can be done without offence to any.
Nor did we intend to part from this rale
by giving "place to the Communication
signed "t astern." But we beg leave to
remind the' "Register" that at the.Veiy
lime he deprecate such discussion , and
advises against it, he sets the most potnerf
example we have, yet seen. A pefiisal
of the article in 'the Register' . to ,hch
we reier, hi convince ' any one oi tbis.
LOOK ON THIS PICTURE. '
(Standard before Mr. Haywood jesign-
eaxtn8t!httv&t Ilrly wood afriv.cd'ln' .toytn'
on Saturday last, and will leave again for
bis post in eslungtom 4o-dy or to mot
row. . lie appears to be in fine health and
excellent eprrrtr.- it w rer v "imriortaiiT'tf
gency in settling '.he Oregon question
tne uncommon anilities which he brought
into ueoate nun sucn men as Ua'noun.
Benton, and Cass tii bis elevated and
statesman like views Upoi all the leading
questions of the day have eiven . him a
reputation, in M nortions f-tbe- fioufltrv -of
which any mnn might justly be proiid-
Our sincere wish is, that he may fahtf.Wl
spared to adorn 'lie pubrc councils, and
serve his enlightened and honest cons tit U
THEN ON THIS!
(Standard since Mr. II, resigned
Wt have; Mlmiiiemmsiihh eoniwt
. . -?. . .
as ireacnorous to nts party, ana istse to
the crest interests confided to hie care
We have listened to bis defence with Da-
ttence and forUarance, and though we
ill perhaps contribute a little more to that
notoriety which Mr.' Haywood seems to
desire, we are bound,howevcr unwilling.
Id taks him up again, and add a few, a
very lew words, before we hand hi in to
that bitter bbscurity which wlir hereafter
be bis fate; a fate as melancholly u i
fall; as damning and irretrievable as the
double treachery which was its cause.' ' '
i No doubt Mr. H. cared but Utile for the
sycophantic praise of the Standardand lie
fears less the "terror of Jts threatenines."
The teditof l the Standard banding Will.
H. Hay wood over to wbscirlty--jffXettl
"Werrxf ftfao(idt;?--Jns aftef Mr
Haywood resigned his seat in the Senate,
because be could not misrepresent a ma-
joiity of hm constitcreou, Mr. Asa Biggs
from the ninth Congressional District, sta'
led on the floor of the House of Represen
tattves, that froia bikpeettHar tilualion, ft
became his duty to denonhee the retiring
9toi.ii.U-oo4ttho.lthkX- pecul ar
lituattcin i; At tfrec' Vecent election,.- f
Hipth Congressional District gtm to7 the
Whig candidate for Governor, 9w major
ky, and sends to the General , Assembly
f Wh'gv, 4 Locofocoe, 1 Indepe4eot.
Truly the .sifoatioijt 6fM. Asa Biggaii
PekooRaruferiy.
TREASON TIUS ENEMY, in TH3&
.:;'piiDi:,M''. ;
We find, the following jblatl of that same
"old bugle'' which has teen so often and
o long blown by the demagogues of DerpJ
ocracy Ik ntenrji pawer m the t&st
siMdaAir- v: . ; .
"The -Washington Cnibn stafes, ntfr, the
oesi auinonry, wiai tne, w nigs naye a well
' devwed and retrular sVetem of .orirani!;.
fmt V Vf"S City. aM that Whig
V'' ' lx etves the" Uemoerata' etery
10 ' De-active anff Tigilan.Ibe
- . ew,-.ar lt)h. gratuled fUr loaiW that Hi
itlirWbihaw'BBr'abaut to haea'rean-
- ' . far aotT wenMeVlsfd!fi!fsterp;ofrg
lion any where, and especially t W ash
ington Citp,' where tti so much needed!
Iad thejr been .organiied ifong iocei ft
would have beeri better lor the Count ri.
t is ibis, which bas ensured victory here
(ofore, ta the dominant party at Washing
ton, and we would say to our friends "Jit
tridoceriabhotte. By the way, we wottld
advise tbat' unfortunate, ' Whig member
ftow ihert franking documents to sll ptfrti
of ihe Coiintry,''' io look' sharp! It M next
tin lo Treatdii ib their Royal HlghriesseS
tWabfngtdrf fat at t big IS frank Uottl
(henta and distribute them thro' ttte Coun
try! The froftkiftg privilege, ft should te
remembered, is for the sole benefit of all
Simon PHte DemocMtJ,- and It is gross
sedition ifi a' Whig to' aali himself of it
to propagate Whig principles; and "to
remrfm irt Washiftston" fbr such a pu
puse, la a direct insult to the powers that
be! Mt. Polk should send out bis pffsie'
rt'ith a governmental search warrant to'
hunt up this straggling Whig, and carry
hfm before the newly organized Star
Chamber Coord
ui But "bella-4iel1a--ltbrida iefo!,"
",The money power is in the field against
the Democrats." Can this be possite'
ifpds'! can Dertifecracy long debate,"
when the "money power" a charging lull
tik, "with friied btrfiits aeainfit . itf
Rooted they must bet The fifty odd mitt.
ions of -i$Bprpriation-f made by the last
vuukicw una lursvu-ujuinsi tjr. iryia anu
uwnoxrvy--Hinfl"coBe8ive attraetforf pi
ttir apoils!k'Sscffftrino Idrigef keep TlritiT.o
getftetT fl Flee Eremoc'rats flee to' the
jnnunlwnaif f)u ,wM jrot M. f-ilLbenjcatk
the gdden darts of the "money power"
Where a're the men ofjioderick I)hu, that
they do not ralfy at the bleat of the bugle?
. "In the EJenton District; we learn from
persons who have reoenftly bean there, and
bv letters to the Editor'.- or friertd are
sanguine of giving Mr. slicpard oNa thou
sand majoiuty! . Let them try to do even
better than that. ' 'They can, ahd we doubt
.Hot tbej fill,?; iv ; !'. icin'
We are gratified to inform the 'Stand
rd' and his friend Ata Biggt, Etq.x thai
litelr prediction Is fulfiilled. The Edenton
District hadjBe'-'beer,---wcA bettet .
for it has given about U thousand majority
for Graham! ' In the legislature, it 'baa
..doBOLMaumJHtltebAiilbk
elected 14 Whigs to thut body( and but '
Democrats and one Independent! Won
def if jjMr.t Biggt Aoee not eonsidei' him
Mnpatraetadf.-v.lt is high time he should
J , , ' THI? TARIFF QF 1812.
Thts w ise meesnre of pnblic pol reyviin
der which the Peopj tvere prospering, was
characterwed by one feature, which should
have gone fitf to lecominend -U to the f
vour of all Btatesinen,. via: , its uniformity
the almost exact similarity of its annua
results, tt was estimated by its friends
before It went Into operation, that there
would be realized from it an annual rev
enue of 20 or 27 millions. And what fias
beed its actual aVarage yield! $20,7 7i,
533!, ' ' . v , .
, In 1814, 126,183,570,04
' 1845, ' 2r,63S.il2 94
Nd measure of fecnUe was ever adopt
ed in our Country which more thorongly
fulfilled the pfedictrona .of iu friends .and
Wsificd those of its enemies i sll i s Opera
tions tending io prove rriost coficlu'sively
the skill atfd ability vtrithriihied it jp?af
frameol ' ' .''- ' '' ,
l';, inovvlt is woRKiNd. ,
' As soon as tt ta ancertaineil in Elrii-
land that (he House of Represerttaflives had
passed the British "eapej'imerfwr f fiff."
American produce wettidown, and Ijriuam
goods Went Up. kit these to be the glori
ous effect of the etneriietttal itfitfi' the
evils of trh'icli Mr. Hay woffd - at) elaborate
ly and oncluajvefy-'demrjrrnrtmes
iddretsT ' These are only the prenjoiinory
symptoms. The people may took out for
squalis when the stage of collepi-e corrtes
Snai Hiad. A ntan on the UailerA
rail row thl( other day, was near being
(tilled oy a snake head, or loose afntf of a
ftatlroa raH running through the cf, . Kail
foafd strjprerinten'de'uts cannot bs too careful
In keepinv these' heatls dtwttus carefully
pinned down. " ,'.' " " " " ' .
We tfre indebted . io a friend . tot ilia fol
low ing correction of ata error hichnp
peared in a late ' statement orf .Art aubjec't
in in is inn oiner Barters; . ,.. . ...
rue first Assembly thit set in Kaleigh,
mt on me 3i.ih JJec, JTS. wBeP Uerf ,
Wcff. Lenoir' W48 Ihe Senator from Vilkes
County, and p-ftule. Speaker of the Senile
that session Penjsmnt Joneir, and The-
ojptinui Ef a'nr Vefe thr KeprejehUtrves in
the Ilotiae of Corn-mono in ih-at feav. i f
, CtenV Wellbwn' was tfte SenatoV iff 1 T95r
which wa (htt ; 2iicT sertion flVat was field
in jBafafg fe'T , ", '
; i ' t .. , i . I- ,J ,
KVAlr.J Joaiah Eaton, an oltl rrtun,
nearljr 80 f ear of ag, has :jtiaf ' Com
Ipretea Capti Datclay'a celebrated! leaf
of walking a thouswid miles in ir thutt-,
sand hour.; The rfbrnruitice-; foot
.place at the Caledonia Springs, u water
ing plac on tlKi Ottawa River, Cafla
fda..
iff bill itsell, if tls.aOfrtbm of, the od valorem
pmieirne. . tin tills grfl h JbaHt H
patim-rt; arid weald lesJ til Mariort io up
thmlM ek a itiins) was wwrt heaid of tM
fbre;--Had he-lwrmumbe ?ompr.wl4
pica proviues mat an a ties snouia oe tejiw
i'ttaUrtm'ttyt fiotim fiilher than 80 IK""''
Bui "McKav'a Dill" lualt whieb b spetoved
Sad aaatslail la waking, wfrh itt eietpiion of a
sVy fe artlolea, laid dm defleearftnf-!. ,
., , ; ;mnaar4AgtWJ'
No uch cortsUuctlon as is here attempted
caiitfa tMr g'iven to Mr. llaywaof en-
marks on" the 'ad valorem principle of (he
present Tariff law. An 1 tho', it is lo ali in
tenu and purpotee an ixperiiHentliM '
pecially the ad valorem feature; nd fne
would have so little regard for truth, we
hope-not even tile Editor of th 8tandsrd,
as to contend that "ad valorem duties were
never heard of before' the bill of 1849. But
Ihii we do undertake le declare, viji that
it never was- even attempted by the most
himnriril and reckless loearrv ad valorem
duties to the extent and fcpon the principle
of th'e present "British Tariff." It is true,
under the , Compromise Act of 1833, tho
duties were to be levied ad valorem alter
the 30tlt June, 1842, but upon endi -sly a1
difl'erept .piiticipla . frora thst conWhed in
the present law. Under the act of 183$
'called the compromise act) the duties "up
on goodsi weafes, and merehsfidiie, trer
to be aisetsed upon Jhe value thereof.
Where! 'At tbt foreign port whence tliey
wee fhlppc'd? o; but, irt tlie lart-fuage
of the act j "at the port where the tame
shall helve beep entered, under such regula
tions ns may have beeb prescribed by lattf
Bv th is eomprofiPis ae tne-"iiiMii earn-
ation'' was adopted. The deities wfe to
be paid aCc'ord!n to the value at Re port
here irt our1 own country where the
MCfclseftrrii 'instead of that feigned
and fiati Intent valuation fied at the foi
eign port, wnence mey were snippeo
and s'ubject to th6 fraud olettt l6(ces
mnde tfut to Mil the varying conscience
of the foreiiriTi lmno'rtef of his less scru'pa
fous a-rent. Under the act of J83J, ntf sfjch
frauds could be perpetrad tipb'ri 'e raven
ue, as can be under the odious "British
failtf, wliicK disg'fsc'ei pur astute book.
and vtifl in our judgment,1 barikrupt onr
Goverpnfent, if eontniueij. i
batM rfcKsy-e" "of $U YwitJ
the exception of f'tttfjeui initeS) 1 laid
al valorem dutiesf'f' "Very few?: tnJped!
They Kere be rwoat tmportant" slnd necea"
sary of all the article, and if specific dp
ties are wrong and , pajuaM ivby were they
thns to be imposed ufon the very articles
which are necettary for the great body of
the pOori iieremey are:
troif (itt marrnfactnred, &cf)fi&perto
Do fma-rtufactureu in whole or
p-tf ft Sit.) r .' 20 per ton
.JtaaolaWlcV. - - ; 20peitop
Do ( Kail ttoud) 1U do;
Pie iron v . , , , 7 : do.
Old or scran Iron - 8 do.
Cast Steel in cas Act . t 80 per i 13 lbe
Coal
i per tow.
Sugar (brown raw '
S eeid prt lb.
1 1-2 dd do.
im dd. do.
3 da do;
4 dfll da:
Sirup do
Urown Hayed do.
Clarified do
Refined do
Sugar Candy
4 do 1 do.
3 mills per Ib. j
Molalttt si 'r
Brandy flat proof) ;
" 2nd da
42;cts per galU 1"
43 " do."
.4. .Ai"''.
,A a" - ' M ' A.: -Ar.il.
inrougnoui iiie, ariyeuesi i :,,.A u. m,i-'
Tliis list is sufTicient fof itfeW.'io. sbew
the utter want of sincerity in th4 leadrrs of
Demoeracf " Specific1 duties art' tyra
ntcaldown wiih thetnfl "hf e'fy. .Yet
they sf willing to idipqsa ; thoin tin Iron,
Susrar. Coal. Mdailtes and Brondv. all ex
cept the. hut the most Psefdl and JteCetoary
srliele far tK pdort " " - ; -
' GRdCgHIES. Sefl the tjirvprtismabt
bf Mcllwatne. Brown1y it, Cd V j ,
a NOTiTfcrtsj qis ok , dc ii At id
t
ti designs of tha nerooerSy .'In nrgFn'g tHa
idfpiotftMtitr oeiti
the divorce of the OoerVimeti'f fom all
Banks, arid the establisffmeni of ffaA that
ie IkwadTelU'npi ' jUktonU
Currency, id- wit: 'haramoney. ,'- eats
ago, they professed to repudiate. all shirr
plasters iif tba monetary operations of tne
Government, and to desire the adoption of
the "Benton yellow boys? as the ' only
kotieaf tmd cotiiti'f utionat med-am. of ex.
change in , the collection of the revenue
and tha payment of the public officers.
fn1 life face of all such profetsiona, the
GoVr-rn-rneiH has been1 issOinff. arfndafly,
.. .a. j t .. . Mt.. : '. . - '
miiuona oijooiiari in ireasnrv noma.
fiirdlt ha thee beien : a; vteelfs cessation
from- the use of BanVa a !minaging its
ffsraf c'one'erna. Nolhine so" atfikinsfrV
Jiiiistrafes tha tfi'de drrfefSfncV befwaerf l'h
profession art-f prUcUcr. of those in power!
Opposed fo'tiirhbiiey power, spd hofetile
to al) t tfepltVrl&vy nav converted thVs
Govermnent into- n - gHm "tmnpldster
Bank.t, Irt irbpport of this we beg leave'
fo rdfer to "Democratic authority" coti
fttiiied; In Hhe ' followin 'fctter' ,Jof Jeisi
Speight; W V5iaor tW f tf. ;jpiatt a
from 'U"wtjisip0f slbf formerlya Repre.
sentative in Congress from- tlie Wayne
Demagognel of the Irtrfotit ' iifinT
'Ml U sVeallT rno,tTrmftk
Adalnistfatiowt'fnaosaAes -tha Mi Hay
vfoofdiJrWbl? wniTtfilffiotrscjrff
wayns and Johnston jsnd tiiat wnoie re
gri iy tb this letter fro'itf their former
favourite,! tt'ttieyj,M)ia'K.M'' H
effigy'1 for daring io eali the tarrency of
this hard-moheHj Adfhinbtrstion i !,,tbmp-
lilacked rags and the ,"CantttiiUioriail
Treasury", (that gresf rtieilsure rtl ''deli' J
trance and " liberty") Shin platter '
litmk"') We shall ai-a, pirhipm the ertd
of all thitf ertf fongi In the mean while,
let . hi lea'leri do wk nbroui oEnitop,
Way.it, Greerie itc. the fll, arfd
swallow if they can, thst delicious morsel
from the JoH.Jttte Sptijrht to the Editor
nf the "Miiiinriin"' llre h ill
Washington, JulfHS, 84tt
Mesirs. PricB & Fill l I ain not id
the habit of. writing . for newspapers, bt-
eause the city newspapers give too pews'
and sometimes oof fancy feads ns to Write
what never comes to pass. Bat, sirs, l
will depart fiom my rule just faf enoutrh
to say that a bill has this . day pissed, tie
Senate authorizing the issuing of 9 10,00"
000 of Treasury potes,-to" which, in -be;
half of the people of Mississippi, 1 en ef
y protest. I am oppbsetl to converting
this Government into a tMnpldsttf bank..
The Kmi'ttiitution authorizea u tu borrow
moneys but nowhere do I odd any author
iiy 10 issue 1 ninij tivMwf Mivrvwrov' m i
the Goierament raise its revenue by bor-
rowma 01 by taxation.- I He Seriate ia en
gaged with the tarifT; f cannot sdy what
will be its fate.; Beyond the abidishmchi
of specifics and minimams I consider it
out little relief li the South. In l ie
course of a long service in politic, t nevef
voted for the issuing cf rflgs and Inrhp
MaeS in'any sliapT.'M
and, so help me God, I never will.
S. SPEIGHT.
Tllfi SHdllT WAY Of if;., '
It this nation riripnr'.i more th-rt It ti-
ports the bill mut be footed with epetit.
If fpefcie is in demand to foot the for
eign bill, it cease- to be a Medium of cir
culation arid becomes an article or com
merce. ,' Sfrppoee a dollar in the( vault bf
the bank for each dollar in circulrttitfii -If
the dollar in circulation will -not fb'oi tlie
foreign bill, the dollaf in ths bailR fthttst do
iu That puts at'iend lo alt odnd cbrfeney;
and reduces usf to the necesstiy pf jssuin
hin-lat!Sv bated ttpen trhat wt ptie? s-.
AN OUTLAW, KILLED.
John Work, a4 notious outlaw, and whole
aie murderer and robber, was 1 killed in
Waslnngio'a o'on1y i Aikansas, about tw
i. J! ,, if u.j . j-i i.j
weeks nn;o. 110 uau uocu vuucerueu in
several of the on tf sgepu j nnfruert commit-'
ted in and near fh' Cfiercikea oau'oif witliiif
s year .rv two past . It is stated (.tlitt
Work ihreaie'ned the life df a Mr.' Funk.
RsiserTb il a plan T wallsia "to calclt hiip;
that a negro was to" give lnfifniation to
Wdrk wherd be might steal a hone; thit
Ho led hirrt to the plecar-nd - that ,'ight
rrietf, with rifles inbartd -efe 16 wait his
ddmltig. '"' Wherf he was within ten pace's,
eacNnfari fired and h1 t rushed PPfln ' the
negro, b'ut felt dead befdre.be c'puld jmure
jiiuiv, t SU JaiuU liepubiicdn. - , ,
FROM MKXICO ANIJ THE HliX,
The newa ol tha revolution tn Meii
cd and the Inking of Montemy ia c6n-
nrrried.-' One account, howeyer, aaya
Sitlita Anna vtai taken prisoner by Cdtat
Conner; . . , . :f.k , v , . -. '
THo setariiir Arab arrived off Tori
Cruz on the Kith inst, with Santa Anna
on board. He . immediately placed
himself pt ihe head of the'.niovetoent io
that department.' The Uepartmerita of
I'nebla nnd Mexico tiave declared tdr
$arifa Anna, and Pa redes has H' ready
bmi taken pfiaonerj Tn teaolt mfli.e
dnpif i1;frna headed by;Gen Salaa;. ,'r, t
"Bforc Jsanta Ann? left Havana hb'
toolt Htera frorri Oe'ri;' Campbell id
j-J'AV lJ-V-J -J.-jJi.JI
vjuiuru'iuwrt., LAiuuur, auu vuwcia iimu-
eif, jit reply Ko sonwandtiiriel its to hh
intentirfni, its follOvia f ' f-lf thfe people
of trty country nfe for War, thitnf , 1 ami
wun.iiiem; out i woniu preier pence
rtNew's Hds beeri received Id . Meiico
thnt Morttrteyi in California, has bearf
aeiied by etrt f the-veaself of the - Pa
cific siiaiiroW.' ' Another hccotfnt aayi
that all Ual.irornia has yielded to life
Aigricans'
i LiA icn r ivuxu i it i Atwni i :
The tffeanfnWu McKim nrfiied fit
5tW ttrtetttti dit tiio 23 ;tflt. with dates
from Isabef to (he 17t&J and C'amdrsfa
to the 14th. Tlie newa isn'otifltRohara,
Crfnt. McCulloch'i co'innkifv of Raineert
-Z- - i r I . M . .
tsde in to and rode out -of a little tbvtti
AattAil r?t,fMO nt1ltiA.il m.al tnr e.ntir' nW.
.. -. . r.-,, 4 . ? - I '
position, t no enemy unuer tne vir.
brated freebooter 2?eiruiuLj about , 200
stropfr, fobfe to the chaparal. Tfie
troop-f are r'apidly concent nrtfn'jj at Cia-
ntorgoT where Geti wBitt if miaay
en-ratred in'drillrnsV thenf Mar.'Geh.
Bmley H tJtfrfeerttellrlirdf Volni
, jnf( house . q ( Matnmoroa a , very
larjre quantity oi mirslrat cartridfea,
mnskets,- Meztcanf tfnifotmS, apearaj-kti.
were lound. - ' " ; ' : ,
nniTER -llI be" -fold, "on Aa 4tb Mon'
X' df of Tovert-rier'neit, at the Court
ft oat In the foam of JelToraon, lha fiillowmi past
or Latin or aft much thrraof so .will aatiaTy tho las
era and chariiea 4uO lhareon, irt the years Hti
h 'tit 1 100 seres, the land of James &pp, dsera
ard, aJjoining Ihe Tanoer tine, known a the
Big Rys Co , ,..!. 8ART1.ETT, 8UX '
AsbtCoa'-Ni O.'Aaaa-d 28,184a. f
i ' Frtee ad $S 50 . 7 IT.
I
flHB tfnilertiin'ed.'An appinteil to
,JLV,cli4e flie r business of th? firm of Kfirsj
ell V Coot-!, mttl ctm its Snefru with rrtV
sent , week,. Tbsra.. ari' a, frtst n'v otdrable
0mJ jrit ft alc. TbpM in Vint will Jo well lo
,all Inwneiliatrly. Thie nods will podlietV h sfd!
fir aiueb iesa than tlie original ewW
, , , , . . MltLEft. '
ALift
tho Q-pdvnii
ohum' indebtwl W lh Li firm of k mtli
VixAe, aft rtqueatre! to wits navmta( 10'
ttmloriisn- durina the ptaetint weoki otbvr.
wm the ocooHirt ill M piaeod In ih baixk of aat
uoravy for eeiloitlao (bf eraw of (he asslgaoa)
PiluigW dept. 7iwjma.,..u w-. i7i)
," ' 1 .... .' I "IL ""
. Brlniuet TII Tlaerarde.'
4
O (esfvljtirjil-l sdttii
ton tbervhi U ieolsi mild sdmntatioa lbe.
aoatpaniti. Aes fraieHV of a fU$ of, uxtimn
mm lo eoea ens ao(ln H 4ra arpHor. - J
at -. of rj otota ptr fat. Mr oa-iioM H-tlod
. Bo.iUi ol Mloet ia aa oor-Uata Mif4 tad lo.'
belled for int sod lomil atoi treed Q
uUh arid apvordi aoeordinf lo Oimlht,
. Aotf p4r .. fof MM kmdt, loocot pr5taa .il-"
PfovltJonal rfiri.iom.M ,(ifr 4hto bv tr-tv-ii
nd afore (tmt,n kl4s of Im fr1t of Ike (W
Mt rTj pnimnJ oo rtMonib1 Itrati.
Tri prapn.ior ot Uto nublithatM. as a kaf.
oota not onljl at kononl ! o anv m lilo, VU ad
nth, ilerl) aanctloiicd bj lh frea-it iaUerm of
ihritian faoralt. honti tar ooolioood flbeiill'Mn -ronafo
a-om oe ohlifhioMd okrtaloW MblW. : ,
W -u -v. ;-i n- IIO-tRT WeLLEX. ,
s P. . r Vnud pariod of lihtoo, (hirmf oleh
krttitt pi grapoi rips:. fi-o 6r& of AupHt Ut ' "
OMptor. Thovgh , saa. kiodt m perloattsa k.h'
Ou-lwr and l.trr, . ,, ' & vi.
N..B.; RJiiors In ff. Csrollnasoil s!MwhM ' .,
fiieodlv to AmoricSrf XgKcblturol tiiterpiiw, pc fuc
woom i hit- raie communicttluna, by a griluil-
out in-iniun or so oi mo SMve. Will aigO tUlf
ftionil a'dd Uunibis ssrvont, ' tj. w,
fTBttcbeav Clock and Jewetrjr
Tment rtrum isi,'-.'. - -
, , r . .
I he on (Wai fried weald
on
i fins' aowrlinantof Jowolry and M(ialail
Instrantontv;
arid wilt alao rapalr w.reW,' ifckii'
0inj.aU) a(.d Jawalrjr of otirjl imaiti
incl auttiUntisIlK at tMdarais prf.ea-
muMcol matron
J: .U. L.,1. J-4
lion, nratij ana vuv-,-..,iaiij. bi
Uonndent of bill sliiUty (Oflvo aatiir.cliotii h's so-'
Ifptla a Ihao' at oublle l.-ttrooaar -it -
. !jy.
RatelftlBeptT. 1846 ' t' ' j 9nf "
ii ii oaSiT"-, f 7-..-f,
1 . .
rdsiJectiis
.mi
... -v,.J bw
r i'tllE nntlersigned propoiel ta establish
. JL,' Whig Paper ia the .Town of - Mil-
inn, Csn immy. ,Ha Uaworo ihor tbaro h a
Wlktg paper putttlaliOd , ltirO slrjj)dy, Ut. ho has
aclaaled that loealloo lor lrt mtona,.: First; l 4
Mia of the atroBt-eat horat ol Uaatoaracf.' ko oaliaa.
Ha li anaioaa, tberoror. 10 go ooa k haw
ithtfUm tm-'4- IK fiort 'oo-t-l-l : (ha Uttto
will b tiotteai, aiui4lkjt Uflois r Hlictear. a
okdly. it lo Um oaunir f vbi aMivitV, tyt A
. It 4l j) d.Wo, thM, os ,lto IVfaa.
laal, iclfial), koartku adftilitrt ot a fa . OaoMorMa
rdkiu)M.-U porootlr.ilwMfirtl pooad ira
to Ikelr trdo eharaotaf. Thli M kioi to rcootJos';
aod ha aarte tntho acl(iloo; ifiai whk hd koav.
arable iaaptieat4jia tcadaraortbo ao-oailea f).
,-oat oa aH of aol, JkmWoa-oM: eoiili
at kB.l.oioal ai i t deiai.lhs Oooplo'
aod provide lor lkamialao. The MlerlMd U
oanwaioriy naini o wriu law M naaa wouie.
Urat tM UNoVta trotloi.- il tSalr lioa
liod
, Tho sfcisrsts-asf'- fowfa
Tltd 8nthrai WNlir, dmd llerali
eral-l
Of FreadOui' U will bo atrielfy i fiarluan
paper. Ha wlil aalltliHK, balk maaaad mraauraa;
k; kai r r.i(t naotaa. Publie mo' ore- pnhlio pro
pertf, )la will Ihcreforo teel 1$ fa hi duly lo plaao
Iheaa io I heir troo anion ra beforo too pooplo. Ho'
rvsarda lbe oatiaa at l(ie tVhigi, as lh' cauaa of kla
f irt Aid Amadrci, ,K U hla akilitr. -pad with tils'
VHoia anul. , Tbaooaalr ta ia a aHtiaaf ..ooadilloa,'
navnin.vn anramio tnotp prlnew
i w s iwas vnoa rr m anonin be do aod do
id whaa ba doea ball I let hirp bo (m MratotJ
Peri
itt I
anoal anrfjueaa afiAUli ocar erlar.ao, boa-
Th "i .trihVI Whlo sod Herald ol FrteAnm"
ill tio itaaod, oi osda aa Iho aubaartplloo wiH ja
lily k. 1'boao dlao -aad W folKNMt tlho oajrn
Uoa. i1l nlaltao Wvo ihoir aoaaaa wlik ail ha at
thai WbfcftMws-f! jUlwh. tJ v ,
. JAMlua AVrtUKKS;
it 'Xi"-L ' '' i : Trr;if '
KteittAINEa ttlioWULGT ot Co
; :v; ptersburo; Va.; ;
hk'titiw veeeivino ihoir FA 1:1.' SilPPf.V
of GROCERIES, which id vert lairre and
well assorted embracing nWty- every arti-
iblttin their lip'e.' J .
Thay ipvNe tho ' a'ttoatlon 'of, MerchanU'oW
Vottoo runtmi U tbsir stool of Cotton BafiPir.
Bale Rope aod Tfriho.' '
. Alan a very I tarw supply : of , Sots 'sM'! (Jppee
Leather at eagwtallj v.prke, Usti,-jjjI.i-.
IimIm rMn. iujuim ..ill :.ju .
auanuoo., , ... , . .
Tetonbiirc,, Sept. 7, 1U0,
.JV41 jA-Uuii
ar-sas
A Lsu Paper; fen 1 A VeWr.
Mow Voblnhlnf m lb Cily o rhaeSotphia,
, eou Weekly JPj-My . .
A lai-ee e raiiy MewaMpor.Mutral pi .pbtw
Itaaaad Itelioo, aod devotod to Lilarolojre, Truth,
Vow n Arts,' Salaaiia. HeoHb.
-.en...,, vwam mnim' w
rsnaor, Marketa, k. Suhioriaod' priae,. i ;
. - osslr 4iltr nf retnr.' V"
yba MWribed to Ciuko of friit, Oa4 M
OTf r lhat Montr
SaeHH Phfla'tafno'la -War'tlr Pao
KMBomb
am . rvnrtnt of aa Br. The.' at) titer arHU'
vhi b M ie primed I bot tekVa already act bCW
aay aaiiyoapov. - . - -
Terms TaTfrtftT 'Te iy afpVA
SioRle aMbeeriptioba, fsw -HiSMO) aa odWe, f I .ti,
ne suoaanpuooo
1.09'
Twal,o, p.
Sna obpy Weekly Pope?, ami awe eesWjtJUw.
. tMey Vet j.ahm Mfin. .; 8,00
j-. a-
ISPP
boo oopf oT tho Weakly paper Sod'000 of "
; ihb Uoioo W.t1o; " -
.0tV
Ti eopie of lha wojrsw ,rpw
.w. ...IV.I.W rnn... . J.OD
lffOppleollVw',VP,49'!, 'ft.
I ! Meoeh ofUodey HepHola of rr.01. .
- Pareeoa aal biros aawaia. aowj proaartwe; 1 oberi
berkarealloyMlooop, arona, lee thaw. Irpeblo, .
. A BiaKrliliy of ana oi.ihe Sirnera ol lha. DUiW,
lioo ol1nfra.(idiia ia pubtiahed ta rrrt ounhr
with ahoift Biocraphical Skaiehei of otlife eiuineo
PyWI h-'Ari1 wot (''altdraeC V0' t'. (
mbor-y ttwwsHlea thrboth the Poalaaettat ,) to
; .. ' - A l COTT, Pobliahe1l
"' ' !' " '' ' "f "' ,
1Wt Vumaor Te Nov 1. -i
vJ Brawn ara Pnlriad While, do! ; -Boat
Java and Lajuira Coflee, juat tn bawtl aofor'
aale hy I , - J AS UTCHrok -.
rj7rief'aopUo!' ,. . ;
' E1 spoctfullj intoro. tho eiu-eni
' fy"0 rf W'lh bat he.lias opan.
VU ' 1 "i I ravsitt-le: neL
(PX. J It wiow Mowt. m 4
JJ a- oW M. jKafjf A ; aaKk-aaV k ft.
hand
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