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fatLTSBSD o ikd THURSMVS, t D. IVOOLBOPTJHI. mtutf S* Excbmki, *t SIX DOLLARS tm o ADVANCK.
Voi. XIX.—No. shl
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rfhc Subscribers
‘p >fSSye this day entered into copartner
ffiiu undertlio firm of Be lcher Sc Grren
tonvr, and offer their fervict-s to the public
in the FACTORAGE& COM MISSION
hutineT. Property consigned to tl.*T i will
fie stored in five proof ftures, and advances j
Biade on produce or goodsbeii;g,ilcfivered,
wiTliam belcher, -
JAMES G. GREENHOW.
Januaryjiu 62
’Merino Sheep,
Will be fold at au&ion on Thursday
February, before our ffore, jcr full bred
Merino Rams & Ewes of the. best dock
ever imported to this country. Satisfac
tory proof of. their orwp and purity of
Wood will be given.—.(SmcTuiniis, cadi for [
all funis under 100 dollars—.above that
Sun, negociatile papet at 6 days. *
Sale to commence at 11 o'clock*
BELCHER & GREENHOW.
January 19 £- ‘ 9* J
for Sale,
By RODERICK MLEODb %
* MAR RET SQUARE,
4 calks FF GUN POWDER f:'i
4 do. P dp,
8 do. Rag do. for rifle®
J calks patent Shot, aborted V 1
,: oßar Lead
j tons Russia Iron,.all Cpaai - v*
.Calßftg; * f?< : C, H
Cotton €anj', Nos. *8 and *0 ,(
Saddles and Bridles, a conftanc fuppty ;•
Macabau Snuff
Scotch do. .
Sjjjiitifh do/&ll just rec’aSc very Jrefli
Spanilh Cigars “ . ■
spanifii Indigo y , c
X aft India do,
$-4 rose Blankets Y
Cotton’ Bagging . # f;
Liver poo!, Tu rks-Ukuid and T able Salt,
1 See* Sec
.N. B. The above articles will Jbe <jis
pofed of on reafooable terms, with a varie
ty of other articles, not enumerated in .
•he above. Jap. 5 >BB
Kentucky Cotton Baling, &c,
.400 pieces’ prime Kentucky Cotton
&*gg*g
■ ffb tbs. Ihoe Thread,’ ‘p/'P.,:.
• For sale by ■, j
-, Jaaies -W^AEFJbrZ ”
Jatmary 6 89 ‘Marmt sqis\fe.
The Subscribers,
Off erf or sale on accommodating terms t
Meal Holland GIN, in pipes
p.f'f’ Ditto in cases
Ship Bread, in Barrels .
Frefti Nutmegs , flp- v;L;-t
Allum, in barrels
Broadcloths C. I st . , t J ;
Britannias , ‘
PlatiUas . ‘• > • .
Ruffian Craft)
HogV-Briftles, ;
Round Bolt Iro 7
Steel ui Tubs /
jooo Spanilh Hides
CaRNOCHAN* MITCHEL.
Dec. ,24, Bjf
—* —-——: ■ w •
Exchange
On Ncw-York, Philadelphia and Bal
timore, at fight, for lale by
i.) WHITNEY &’ PARKMAN.
Dec- 15 82 i ■ ■ ’
RkMOvf'XL.
t -The Stibfcriber Tefpet! iTully iofarins. his
friends and trie public in general, that he
has removed to his NE W STORE, south
east corner of Market Ljuare, and next
door eaftof Mr. Moles (Jebnd,'where he
offers for sale a general aflortment of
GROCERIES and EARTHENWARE
on as moderate terms las the times Mil
admit of. ,**■”
JAMES H. FRASER.
’ J anu&r y 1 * - ‘ j 90
Phr the year 1815, by the dozen or
ffogle one. For i ale by
JAMES H. FRASER,
Januaiy ia-3t Market Square ,
k *J. BaVtelle,
lias remeiied to tbe \ounting-room late
iy, occupied by Messrs. Gaston & Per
ry j-Vo; 8, Commerce Row,
- where e oWEks *ou sale, s
60 calks <ut NaHvyk 6d ahd B<i
6 do. weeding HWa ‘v / . ‘
*5 boxes cotton ajioWdpt Cards
V 6 pieces Ozoaburghs \
to do* Vrbite Flamvel
joS yards upi-chuittry -Homtfpun
reams bijw demy printing f f , {
% cases women's ana childrens Shoes ,
32 bundles foie Leather ff ‘
t : M> “boxes Codfifh ‘■ ; X ‘
sea ‘s,' o, t
4C tierces Rice, last reafs crp \
! :*l : p.- ; Nofo
- ao bags black Pfcpper -i
----19 bojees-ferown Srp .
43 barrels IrhhFousuaa ,
Dec. 1 a—-81
) SiyjX
W hite ami blufi Plains.
Os a Superior Quality.
Very fine Broadcloths, black, bleu and
green
Second Cloths, 7-4 wide
Prince’s Cords, for pantaloons
Coarse arid fine white Flannels, StCf, j’ Y
Just received and ipr sale by
ANDREW LOW A Cos.
Wbo have on band ,
Thread, Laces and Edgings
Silk a*;d Cotton Stockings
Tablecloths and Napkins
Silk Velvet* ’'-if i ‘ f
Colored Sattins
Cheap French %ac<^-
Fine Diu)ities
Coarre Cotton Shirting
Twilled Homespun r'’ •
White Threads awp
Flax Oznabums, ot a superior ouiality f
Jan 16 _9l “•
r ; :Sll Is on Sew- York
At short light, for sale by
|
phrr, factorage,
No: 31, Exchange Dock. ‘
The fuhfcribers having fiarmed” a-con
nexion, on the Ift inst. under the firm of
SCOTT & F\HM,
For the purpofii of attending to the'above
bvTfinels particularly; offer their best ftr
vices to the planters of SoutbrCarolina and
Georgia. J. A. sa/IT,
J. FAHM.
Noy. 24—70
A Dollar per hundred
. for:%jss.
Tiie subscriber will give rewt dollar for
every hundred weight of MOSh, doliver
edtohtin. D. D. WILLIAMS J J
’ GlSerA, Board of Fortifications.
January. 42 90%, !
‘■ RiCfc: sifters. /
i-i -A few pail 1 for sale bvy ‘ ‘£ : V ; 2
p**Or"' m ‘‘• -.—}***•** T.pjr ivtrr rr—.. i. -
Dec. 15-— -82
The Subscriber,
Inforfrts his friends that he ha* taken
the shop lately occupied by , Mr; Geb.ff(at- |
- J
SMITS BUSINESS, hi its various brautj •
dies.. /‘ ‘ SAM’L KAHN.
Pec. s—79 ‘
Just Received, L
Avjla r or Sale by the Subscr ibers^
138 Hbds, Mollifies
22 h.i!f do.
120 bbls. tnuscovadfo Sugar * 1
30-do, drown da.
30. boxes do. ‘ do.
20 do. white do,w j (
,■7O bags Green Coffee t
so bbls. * dp.
v 4 bundles Englilh Seine Twine
Holland Gin, Cognac, Brntidv
PROCUREUR& GAU DRY.
0 i-lpfecember 29 • ‘B6 g ‘
JONATHAN MeOS™
Has just received from’ Amelia and St.
Marys ,
Boxes Havanni SUGAR r ; ,
Half tierces Muar *vado do; superior
quality. Dec. 29 86
Way & Bake”
At the Jtgn of tbe Golden Ball,
Have just received from Amelia, by the
latest arrivals, the fallowing articles,
Plain -and figured Cambrics
Cambric Mnftin and Dimity
5.4 Ital ian Silks, plain and plaids
3-4 Levantine do. white and colored
7-8 black anil wliiteftriped Cambrics
Calicoes, plaid and flriped Ginghams / ‘
Black, bi own and green Bomba
Marseilles Qcilting, elegant pHtterns ■ /
‘■lrish Linens/4.4 and 7AI cotton Shirting
Linen Polket HarrdkercbWs
Fine arid coarse do, , /: . .
Ladies’ cotton and silk Hose ■ /’
Gentle men is ■ dn. do. do.
Sewing Silks, assorted colors
-Furniture Calicoes , • ; t-\
Blflck a'nd white silk and kid Gloves!
Apron and Checks f) ’ 1
Superfine Wue, black, brown add bottle
green Cloths and Calfimeres v \
Black, blue, brown and white
6-4 cotton Djaper * ‘ T* -
. Fibe-frhi’e soand
afforted sizes. r-j.f J ?
affbrted kinds Y :/< /
Madras and paiicat Handkerchlcfr.f firs.
% jsm. x Wl ■
r~OM£r , l&Lsh^’
red silk hfficer’s SASHES,
Tale-by OUNNIN^JgrCIiAT.
K-- ‘*• ;Pv'. ‘ -v. < “v, p•- Y* j&-’- • *
• FA'ON AHD TirLVTH ! M ■ ‘ XTtAUC j If-R iv* WAV
SAVANNAH:
J. E. WMtel& ‘Co.
orrßß ro>- sAtfe, / ‘
White Plains, whito Flanndb
London ctuffil Blaiib tb ; J
Superfine blue, bhek, bfowrrj’bwttle green,
drab, cc-ibea” .1?-. t-. antiC jliimd Eng
• ; lift) a:ni Ktenrh fV
; Gbarse Clothe, -afforteo colors ~ ;/ , •
J Irilh and German- Shirciug Linen,*in
7 whole and half pieces
| TJerman Sheetir* Linen -y J
Long linen CSunbriss ‘
Callicoes, striped and plaid Gin giants
4-4 and j-4 cotton Shirting, ah*t long
Cloths >
4-4 and 6-4 Cambrics, affected •
Marfieltes, tbihiiette, and mince’s cord
Vetting 1. .. OpJ
Amities, mock Madras Haudierchieft
Russia Diaper,
Black Cambrics, Totton y
Do. Bmnbazine, Ivok Muslii.*
Pocket Hankerchiets, fUk and cotton •
Blue and black. Tw id, f
Figured Mudiiu, ajfd corded Cambric
.Sulpenda* : / . ‘i ‘
■ A x-so, - j
RtceSiev.?*, EnglWb. Wbiklead. and,
tjaif pint Tumblers in boxes
December 19 ‘I
glßills on Baltimore
And Nc'fir-YpHK, frw sal*t ’ 1
; BILLS OF- EXCHANGE,
On New-York, Bahimore and Charles
ton, for Tale by Wm. TAYLOR. ■
Jan.s fit 88
. Irifti Potatoes, !
And LARGE CABB/vGES; For (ale
■fyp,/ GEO: F. PALMES, ,
Jan. 6—BB - Exchange dock. V
ilerino - Wool. I
weight of Merino W;)6!, for sale
by GASION & Pi'RRY. <
Dec. I—7B ■ : - ;
i'i At Private Sale, i
One BILUAIiD TABLE .with all
the apparatus cunipleu: I y: .*
‘:■%•* <■‘_.j v^wE. /:
- y ‘-'lll
,12 boxes playing Cm 3s ,
- pita J j!’ l v ■'m
la Printing Ink ; ]•
12 njatiulwftured Tobacco
>< hiid. . leaf : : - ;
88 Dtnels Floor / pt-'f
65 do. navy (Nearly topilot) Bread
39 do. Iriftj Potatoes . * ; ; , ‘
A, l/s O,
Superfine, fiue and coaj-fe Btoadclaths and ‘ 1
• Cam-’t-rs J
anclffnePrints, latest pattern*
Siftt Ijtockiiigs—Fine and.coarfc Flajmek
by -the case or Angle piece 1 ’
Fcr sale by
J. BATTELLE,
Jati. .12—-9® Nb, S, Commerce Rons.
■ Salt,
A few hundred bufhds Liverpool
ground, For sale by .
R. & J. HABERSHAM.
Tamwrv 2 , ‘ Ji
. ...
%Holland Gin, G'ms IVarCi bye* \
2o pipes real Holland Gin
30 boxes Glass Ware, T u oiblers, Decan- \
ter6, Sec. . 1 ; /- , ! -
5 faggots German,Stecl
•z-.bsde* Blankets
1, case Coition Shirting . ;
id barrels Copperass
10 cases Negro Pipe?. Tdr sale by 1-
STURGES & BURROUGHS,
NO./2, Commerce Rovs.
Dec.- 29—86
I “T” ~jj* I “*“ “ >l “ .
The /Subscriber,
Mas just repented and offer’s for title, at }’
r-; r ..ft A! Or 8* Commerce Kow,
4 bales Hack, blue, brown and mixed?
:SJp*w • ... ‘■ :> ;
f / do* / hlack, blue, mixed, dial) and fcarlef|
the ta|e or fipgle ptece
y cafes 6-4 cotton Cambrics
A do. colored do.
ft do. checked Ginghams , v .
,l do. finejMadafs Handkerchiefs
5 4o.Jancy Print* slid Stripes 1 , ,
3 cases Straw Bonnet*
w :’>V J. BATIELLE. i,
; Dec. 22—84 , ■
,|l^— ( '*r **“■ “y.. 1 —1 •<
PP ;ON*GONSIGNMENT,. ■
Dp. do. do. ‘’ ‘ - do, Y
Cases Ribbons , V'VjjJ
Do. (hirt Buttons and lewinj* Silk
One case superior French Bolting Cloths
A'few doten long VaWn pocket Handßcet
chiefe and Cravats
HUfiJ l£ P'M. ■'i
Hartford Convention.
-a; ‘ \ A-y ■ ** ‘.l(l*,
THE PROCEEDINGS •*
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A CONVENTION OF DELEGATES,
Convened at Hartford, in tbe State of
Conncßicut, Dec. 13, 1844.
REPORT, &• |
The delegates from the legislatures of, tbe
states of Maffacbufe&ts-, Cotmefticut and
Rbode-Ifland. and from die counties of
Grafton and GMlxire, in the state of *
and thr comity es
’ Windham io the-slate of Vermont, a*.
t fembled. in convention, beg leaye to re
port the fallowing
RESUiT OF TUEIR CONFERpCE. j
Tile convention is detply impress-d with
a lenfe of the arduous nature of the-eorj
niifltoß wlwdhfthey were appintal tq exe
cute, of 4cvifmg tbe swan* ptYlefence a
gainst dangers, and of relief from oppres
j lions proceeding from the alls of their own
• government, witltput violating conßitution
; ‘al principles, of dlfappoii|tii)2 toe hqpes of a
1 fullering 8t injured people. To preforibe pa
| tience and firtnoefs to those who are alrea
dy exliatifted by diftrefe is fometitne* to
J drive them to despair, aAd the prOgreft to
\ wards reform by the regular road, i& irk- !
■ fome to those whole imagioationa difiajru, f
and whole feelihgs prompt, to g ftorwr
. course. But wlten abuses, induced to j
fvftem and accumulated through a courie j
of years, have ever> department,!
. and Ipread corruption through every re- l
gion of the state; when theft are clothed;
; with the forms,of law, and enforced by'an ;
! executive whose t%ir lource, m\‘
1 summary means of relief can be applied)
. without recoudi* to diredl and open relift- ■
ance. This experiment, even when jufti-;
fiable, w.notifail to bk-painful to tljtgood .
| citizen 5 and the luccefs of die effiirt will
be no fecurjty against the danger bf tlie/
example. Precedent* of refiftancsr to
worst adiumiftnfrion, eagerly feiaed by !
those wlw are naturally hollile to thebefi. ’
Necessity a I ope can fan&ion a reCafct to. t
; this meafnre; aod k ftiouid never be -ex?]
tended ia duration or degree beyond ( the )
exigency, until the people, not merely in i
the fervour of fuddemexcitement, hut af- t
Wir '” ■!
11 ii~Tii>Vi 1 ini i'l ii illicit
a .^ur^iiVThrVadlis
CJtttnt, tluit adnuniftrjfßfifhave given such ;
, tlfcd so many abides under odour of iU
evils which lurround theo> as intrinsic,
and incurable defefts in the conftitutioij.
They yield to a perfoation, that ao ckimgt ,
at any time, or on any octaliwu can
gravatotbFmiifery of their country. This
opinion may ultimately prove to be cor-
as the evidence on which it
refta is not yet conclufiye, and as nieafttres
,ty might be'irrevocable, foi- e general cou-
Merattons are fubinitted, in tbe hope of ,
auconctiing alt to a course of moderation ,
and firmnefs, which niay-save then* from
the regret incident to sudden decisions,
probably avert tbe evil, or at lead infnre;
con ini at ion and iuccefs in the last resort. J
The conftitotioa ot the United States- L
( tmder the a wife and virtuous r
; admiuiftratkm, proved itfelf.compete#t to j
i ull-tbe T>bjc<SN of nationat)prplperity,com.!
: prebeuded in <te views of its mmeri.
’ No parallel can be found in hrftory,* of a
krunfition 30 rapid as that of rdie U. S. j
‘•from tlie lcuvelt dcprelTion to the highdff i
frlicity—from the condition of weak* and j
dfSjoiinSed republics, to that of a great, ;
united and nation; ]
Although this high state of public hap- ’
pmefedias undergone a riihl-rable and]
afftidling reverse, through the prevalence 1
of4weak and proff'rgate policy, yet the 1
evils ana afflictions <lnch lmve thfts beeut
.induced upon the country, are not peculiar.
•to any form of government. Tlie . lust •
j.and-caprice of‘powtr, the corruption of’
- patronage, ‘the opprdfion of tlie • weaker j
ymterefts of the community by the ft rouge r, J
J beavv taaies, waflefui expenditures, and
j unjoftand ruinous wars, Ore the natural ‘
ottspring f bad jadminiftratioat, in all ages |
ifind couiltrib*. It was indeed tbe hoped, j
that die rulers ofthefe Bates would not
make fucb disastrous hafle ro > nv °l ve t l >t ,r
the of old / and
tl*rif dismiffion an 4 , disgrace*-^Bbt to at
of powCTS
puffions which have couvnlf and ;1; nations :
of Europe, have uiyan, aiid fii-|
Ihg their way to the bofomsof
have rlfonlea to adnlini ft ration the means’
of perverting public opinion, in refpeft to
our foreign relauans, so as to requite its
p’ N >
aid in tbe indulgence of their animosities,
and the incteale of tlieir adhetvr.ts*
Further, a reformation of public opinion,
refuttihg from dear bought experience, in
the Southern Atlantic States, at leefl m<
not to be defpsired of. ‘ They will have
frit, that the Eafterti States cannot be
. made exclusively the virtims of a
ous and impassioned policy. They will
have seen that tbe great and efll-ntial irv*
Iterefts of the people, are common to ♦he
South and to the„Ej*ft. They wiil teaftfc
thefrtal errors of a fvftem, w hich fecks
revenge for comn ercial injuries in thefa
-1 jorifice of wmmerce, aid aggravates
mredlef? wan* to an immeasurable extent,
the injuries it pmft ffe* to rerfrefr. I hey
nwiv difciml the ioftuehce of visionary tb#.;
, ortfts. and rvcogrriee the'Benefits of a prac- .
1 tical policy. Indications of this dclira-.
i ble revolufioii of opinion, among our
•! brethren of thofr Rates, are niready mam*
frfted. W bile a liope remains ot its’ ul ti
matr completion. ;ts*jrOgrefs ftmnld not
be retarded or (topped, bv exciting team
which mutt check tbefr favorable tenden-
CM*S artd fruftraie -the efforts'of the witeft
and best men in those tfotes, to accelerate
this propitions change. t
Finally, ff the Union be deftnu dto dis
solution, by rt-afonof tlie multtolit and abufott
of bad administrations, it flioold. if poflihie,
be the work of peaceable times, Hud doiib*
j erte; content. Some new form of com. 1 f
ftderac) (houtd be substituted atprmg those
’ dates; which lltall intend to maintain * 1
federal relation to each other. Evente
\ may prove that tlie causes of out catami
| ties are deep and permanent, TWm’ my
j be found to proceed, not merely fiorn the
’ blindhcfs of prejudice, pr ide of opitlibu, vl-
I olence bf party fpiric, or the conluiion of “
; the timei but they may be traced to im
placable combinations of individuals, or of
ft^teVto monopolize power arid and
j. to vamplt witjlioutreniorfe ripmi the rights
- vtiß. interests oil’ commercial ffotious of the
Uioion. vVkfnever it flpfti itpptiar that
ythefr causes are radical arid ptrman* nt, a
, reparation by equitable *mngen.e:it, will
i he preferable to an alliance'’ by constraint, v
I among nominal frit ndt, but real enemies,
kiflafoed bi hatCyd and jealouftes,
and inviting b\ mteftiue div.lioiW, con.
i tempt and agj-rdTi m from abroad, fiat,
• i feveratVce oi the union bv one or more
jagainft the will of Hie reft,’ and es
pecially in timk of warjCi# be nidified ore
by
m.mtg. the pif tM tpitl p:*a*
; reg foumm; tba, fr
* with 1
coniKry:, they must, it is
deemed cmidullye. ..j L.'/.a- f. ■ .
1 Under tltsfo ibiprclEons, the, Convention ;
have proccedwi ro confer and delire* ate up
on ilie ajarming state of public affaire, es
pecially as affd&ing, tlie iutert-fts of t(*
“people win, bayg tfom for this
puipofr, and they art; naturally led to u
in tbb'firft place, of the dan- -
igtw and grievanbes wbi(!h, menace an iftv- ’
nuthereof fpee4y preflure,y(ith a vi r w of
suggesting means of present in the ;;
next place, or such as are of a r*;-
mote geheral defoription, in the ‘hope
of atminiftg ftrtine kcurity.
! An;ong tim NgeAft ofcomplauU and ap
prehension, wliidi might be comp r ur) -
•der the forehfcr of iffwfe pr'jpnfirkmsVek*
intention of the Convention has Uen oc
cupied with the’ ihims and pretentions ad-
IWanced, and the authority exercised ove 1
tlie niilitiz, by* the executive Legislative
| department* of the National Government
[ Also, upon the deftitutkm of the inrun?
: ot defence in which tlie Eafferp States are
; left; while at ’he fame time they are douwpj
I ed to heavy requisitions of men and mo
j ney for national obiefts. y.
I The authority of the National Govern- ,
i ment over the militia is dei ived frfm those
j clauses in the Constitution which give
: power to Congrefr “to provide for calling
j foitfa the militia to execute the laws of
j- ths union, lurprefr infurredVioas and repfjl
invasion,” Alio, “to provide for organ
izing, arming and dilciplining th militia, -
! and for governing such parts of them jU
, may be emplbyed m the 1 service of toe
• United States, reserving to tlie ftate* to*-
| fpetftively the appointment of the officers*
: aid the authority of training .tbe militja
\ according to the difcqiline preferibed fcv
; Congrefib” Again, “ Tlie Frefident
j be commander in Ohief of tlie army and
! navy of the United States, and of the mi- •
titia oftbefoveral dates , u ben called into
tbe a&ual service of tbe United States.”
In these lpt tific cates only, has tht Na
tional Government any power the, mi
litia; and it follows condufivcly that for
all general and Oftimary pui pofrs, the pow-a
to * fefpeiftiycly, and
to them isffore. It is tm pnly with regret,
but with aifomfliment, tiro Convrmion per
ceive that undercolpur of,an authority .con*
’.mill.. —.,iM.i t- itfa.