Jacksonville Republican from Jacksonville, Alabama • 2

A II I it I A ar I'd. I. nf nn immenin rnnrnnpa. in the course of a fe days, com faUfl.onx 5 to 10 ble paper money of other States, and prevent it is amiciiMLcu wi his first cure to hurl overboard all his bags of to represent but en the contrary, believe they will find it a source of prot, and be or 12 percent. bled from all parts of tho ly, eral city, Mr.

Van Buren anti sor (General Jackson) wen same chariot to the capitul. the issue ot paper money we shall pcedily lose our specie curroncy, vaiiaii. iie am not stop to untie them, and pour out the sand to avoid damage to more earthly-min- able in a lew years to supply the entire tie 1TEHESTLNG TABLE. ucu nonces man nis own, but pell men they went, and wan an mui 'v -j now uuUi us the wonder and admiration of. Tho following chronological list the mand for sugar in Illinois.

The labor of one man and horse for 12 lifce so many meteoric, stones, whirzing to the earth. Several Dutchmen were laboring in the field below. A sand bag bursting to pieces it inle Ollkers ot thO V. D. uovein-irn iin ti.ir viuiru Kijtirc.

will tend five acres the produce of. over iinTviii-i uioi.iuni. Tho Federal Government is now paying the has been comjiicu winch will amount in tne aggregate to ni least one hundred tons and manufacture it. the penalty, for a second tune, of its connex sirucn trie eartlt ne ar them, caused them to raise their eyes and shout, as they saw the Evil One, as they verily believed, making a stoop directly upon them. Implements of husbandry were instantly dropped, and.

spite of his peril Clayton The beet will yield about 10 per cent, of. ion with the paper system, she has lost iieij revenues; but that loss need not continue! long, thanks to Virginia and tho Statcs bestowed the national domain, thanks to- was forced to laugh, when he saw how like drum- sticks their heels beat the earth as they tcattered 11 tt i tended by the authorities of the retJ.v their places under the portico edifice. The newly elected IVs having taken the oath of eluc'i'f people, and at their hands, dcli, imposing attitude his inaugural Ji which he explained the principles he would bo guided during po gistracy. The swelling mm-received the oath and tho addifj. Van Buren, covered at that moment mit of the hill on which proudly (0, capitol of America.

"If a European had been present," ceremony, it would certainly km-. 1 from authentic sources, anu may -ting to many, a a convenient documentfoi reference: 1 Presidents. 17-39 George Washington, of Virginia. 1797 John Adams, of Massachusetts. 1801 Thomas Jefferson, of 1809 James Madison, j- do.

1817 James Monroe, do. 1825 John Q. Adams, of Massachusetts, sugar, which i3 2000 pounds per ton; making 20,000 pounds- of sugar from five acres of ground; which at the rate' of five cents per pound, would amount to glOOO! It is estimated that the value of the beet after the ausrar is extracted, for fattening in mik vinculums, nursc-a anu cows joinea in me general consternation, their tails and heels aloft, and made the air resound with their snortings as, Jefferson who acquired Lonisian, and to Jncksjn who 1ms supplied the pcoplo with eighty millions of gold and silver. These, Lmds are now our resources, and will quick-. iney nurnea away, fortunately lor Clayton, cattle, is fully equal to the cost of its manu ly render the government independent of smaJ fruit-tree broke his fall with its yielding branches, and he escaped with a few slight bruises.

The Dutchmen, after surveying him from a distance, became at last convinced that he was! lacture. banks and sustain it lor many years io tome The company, it seems, contemplate the Andrew Jackson, of lennessee. Martin Van Burn, of New York, An hundred millions of acres of old survey- cultivation of the mulberry tree, for the but a man, and hot the Evil One, and went at td lands in tho settled parts of the Statesj manufacture of silk and the raising of the Ihim a subject of deep meditation, to lieople of a great nation contract'jn and Territories, only wait for graduated Sun-flower seed, from which a large quanti once to his assistance, took him home with them, bound up his wounds, and feasted him luxuriously on sour-crout. Boston Tram, Translation from the Litterature Fraincaise. IMPORTANT CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

ty of oil can be obtained, almost, if not quite prices, according to the timo they have been in market, to sell immediately. It will ice Presidents. John Adams of Massachusetts. Thomas Jefferson, of Virginia. Aaron Burr, of New York.

George Clinton, do. Elhiidsra Gcirv. Massachusetts. vim ineir cmei, irceiy elected, and n--hrly to see the old general, -the equal in quality to the best olive oil. One 1829 issr irS9 irsr 1801 1905 1813 i8ir 1825 1833 1837 doubtless bo the first business of Congress bushel of seed yields abaat two gallons of to malic this great fund immediately avail We are, in France, on the eve of a new kind oil, and is as easily extracted as the oil irom Daniel D.

Tompkins, of New York. ot revolution, which will, without doubt, make mwneii military chiertain of the 4,, bit lately invested with power little lei ryal, conduct his successor to the ly tii chair, from which he himself vyj ..1: iiu flax seed. Our soil is admirably adapted the tour of the world. Chemists have just dis able. Many millions ol newly surveyed lands are ready for market, and only wait tho proclzniation of the President to yield covered a process by which they can remove writing from any paper without leaving the sligh to both these objects.

The did Firm The Philadelphia Led John C. Calhoun, of S. C. Martin Van Buren, of New York 11. M.

Johnson, of Kentucky. Secretaries of State. SI 25 in barn money tor all the goou tracts. test mark which might lead to the suspicion of mm twiuiig annexation totf lift after the example of bis prcfe Washington and Jefferson. fraud.

JNo ins can resist the powerot this compo ffor, in talking ot steel pens, says "lhe sition, and no kind ol paper can retain the character General Jackson kept thorn out of market last year on purpose to save them from speculators atd paper money; they will now go 1789 Thomas Jefferson, of irginia. pens ht tor writing, are those manulacturcu do. 'It is thus that at every successive of lair years the unfavorable ml it bears, hat the government might be satisfied of the dangerous nature of this discovery.a chemist Edmund Randolph, 94 by Messrs. Goose Gander Co." 1795 Timothy Pickering, of renn. to the occupant settlers, to whom tho 1 reas-ury Order is a complete protection against speculations, and will be paid for gold and Encouraging.

One of our Express slips 1800 John Marshall, of Virginia. 1801 James Madison, do. went to me preiecture ol police, and requested a passport for a stranger, which was granted immediately. The next day the same chemist went to the house of the prefecture himself and showed him a passport in blank stoned with his own hand. I from New Orleans contains the following! silver.

Here aain we see the wisdom and cheering annunciation: "Jvo Murder com patriotism of that great man in saving these 1802 Robert Smith, of Maryland. 1811 James Monroe, of Virginia. 1817 John Q. Adams, of Massachusetts. mitted last lands last summer.

JJcsiues the old and new "It was only yesterday" said 'that this passport was given me at your office; and if this is the way the police conducts, no wonder that Don Carlos wludi have been- made at the cradled mcritan independence havo failw, jj) presidential elections, which the fcj monarchy in Europe have asserted Wl attended by the effusion of blood, mg ted wiih as much quiet as tho appoint of the Host obscure municipal counrfsl any village in France. Those pre scenes of anarchy and ambition, similar I the tumultuous diet of elections in surveyed lands, we have many millioni of 1825 Henry Clay, of Kentucky. Vjuite a subject ot congratulation, truly. Scientific Nature of Lynch -Law. Sam could traverse from one end of France to the other 1829 Martin Van Buren, ot New 101k.

in order to reach Spain!" The prefect, astonish acres yet to survey, for the speedy survey ina: of uhich Consress can immediately pro Slick, the Yankee humorist, described this' vide. We havo lauds enough then to sup 1831 Edward Livingston, of Louisana. John Forsyth, of Georgia. Secretaries of the Treasury. ed sent for all the agents of his office, All denied that they ever delivered this unfortunate passport; but they finally agreed that it was certainly the signature of the prefect which it bore, the particu popular law to be defined by "hanging a man out side a church steeple, to see if it is port the; government for many years to come.

and we have hard money enough in the coun perpendicular." socm to bavo forgotten that the noliilitji' elected tlo kings of that Empire; 1789 lar kind of paper which was used in the office of police, and the royal stamp with which it was ty to enaulo the people to buy it. 1 he eighty millions of gold and silver which Gen. the United States tho whole people, tits' 9 From the Richmond Enquirer DEATH OF NATHANIEL MACON. The Warrenton, N. C.

Reporter of Saturdy last, ereign people, exercise that huh aid Jackson' policy has accumulated in tho coun try, will furnish amide means for purchasing ry, of deposition from office, when the chem- ist appeased the anger of the prefect and the fears of his agents, by explaning the means which the lands, and sure 1 am that our patriotic comes shrouded in mourning for the death of one of the most virtuous and illustrious men, who graced our country. The Reporter anounces the 1799 1801 1802 1811 1814 1817 1825 1829 1831 i population will prefer beneficial investments he had used to remove the writing. One of the of their money in lands, for the enrichment hrst bankers ot the capital maintained that the mealancholy inteligence in the following simple, terms: Alexander Hamilton, of New York. Oliver Wolcott, of Conncticut. Samuel Dexter, of Massachusetts.

Albeit Gallatin, of Pennsylvania. George W. Campbell, of Penn. Alexander J. Dallas, do.

William II. Crawford of Georgia. Richard Rush, of Pennsylvania. S. D.

Ingham, do. Louis McLane, of Delaware. Win. J. Duane, of Pennsylvania.

Roger B. Taney, Maryland-Levi Woodbury, Hampshire. Secretaries of War. Henry Knox, of Massachusetts. Timothy Pickering, of Pennsylvania, act of washing alone, by the means of which a ot themselves and the support of their own government, to the exportation of that mon written paper should be returned to virgin white "It is with feeling of deep regret we have to an preme power.

Aristocracy is turbulti; its nature, and is divided into factions, necessary fact of. a country possessing fr families. Democracy, on th; calm and tranquil, because all interest'! merged in one, that of the nalion. Ti; is the great. lesson which the United called to give to the world.

'Mr. Van Huron, as he himself ksr' marked, is the first President who wank subsequently to the war of iwleponfa ness, would leave some marks by which it could nounce the death ot the Hon. ey to England to tho impoverishment ofj MACON. He departed this life at his residence be detected. I he same chemist, who was in themselves and the support ot the Brush pistolary correspondent with this banker, took a in this county, on I hursday morning last the 29th of June, in the 83d year of his age." letter which he had formerly received irom him.

hanks and government. I he whole nation will sincerely share in this How great is the debt of gratiture whicl removed the writing by composition except the signature, wrote above it acceptance for a hundred francs, payable to the bearer. This acceptance deep regret. Mr. Macon was one of those patriots who nil a vast space in the nation, eye.

He was the country owes to General Jackson Even aftci he has retired from power, his wise 1789 1795 a longtime a member of Congress from the State was presented to the cashier, who paid it imme diatly, and the Banker was convinced that he him of North Carolina. He was in the House of 17SG James McIIenry, of Maryland. measures are still the means of saving the His accumulation of eighty mill I he generation of the fathers of tin Wilms thus passed away. Posterity lias menced for them; and it has touched 1': labors, merely to give tu iliem a progit self should have taken it. The public treasury Representatives in the trying crisis of '98 99 and for manv years afterwards.

He was once Snriitrr 800 bamucl Dexter ot Massachusetts; has suffered by this discovery. In fact, the sale ions of spicie makes the national domain' 1801 Roger Griswold, of Connecticut. of stamped paper is not near so large as before, for any one may restore by means of this wash, of the House and he subsequently served as a member of the Senate of the U. S. At all now available for tho support and preserra 1805 leaving the stamp, old papers which are no times he was the firm Republican the pure patri lve perlection.

I ho debts ov their wars with England are pa'idop tho only embarrassment in finance nowci longer ot any use. several chemists are now oc Henry Dearborn, of Massachusetts. William Eustice, do. John Armstrong, of New York. Crawford, otGeoreia.

ot tne excellent citizen honest man. JNo one cupied in preparing an ink which shall be proof ever more completely realized elevated character tion of the government. If wo had no more than the twenty millions which was all that the whola Union possessed at the veto Session of 1S52, we should now be able to draw a revenue from the national domain: with 1809 1813 1815 1817 aeainst this terrible discovery. In the mean time oi tne Koman poet, "Justum et tenacem firoliomti ting in the United States, is the mosU'r employment of tho surplus revenue oil government. Tho population has incrsi virum." But we forbear we leave it to abler- Isaac of Kcntuckv.fdid not government has changed its stamp.

The new ones bear the cypher of the year, and must all be re pens to do justice to Nathaniel i newed on the first of January. lie was the bosom friend of Jeftersat and ofi our eighty millions we can easily do it, and accept.) John C. Calhoun, of South Carolina Madnson no one was more dwofed to him than within the third part of a century, lionu, to fifteen millions. There are eight hun leagues of railroads already 1825 so practically teach tho country the great lesson, that we can do infinitely better with John Randolph no one Aad formed a loftier opin- UOW A MAN FEELS WHEN ABOUT 1828 TO GET MARRIED. ion ox niro j.ian at aia upon me most intiimite ac-gwntance.

In the paper which he wrote for his out paper money banks than with than. thousand three hundred leagues ot James P. Barbour, of Virginia. Peter B. Porter, of New York John II.

Eaton, of Tennessee. Lewis Cass, of Ohio. Secretaries of 1829 1831 1 hese eighty millions ot specie will also last will in January, 1832 he leaves the following memorable tribute in honor of his friend: It said to be a ser'ws thing tor a girl to leave iier mamma and entrust herselt to the Keeping of the man of her heart. No doubt it is so but we propose to show that even the "To Nathaniel Macon I civc aiid bequeath mv The exports of the United States, -wli, 1820 amounted to two hundred and sevc Gve millions of francs, exceeded in the sum of five hundred and thirty ml furnish the mints with ample material for the coinage of silver change, and will enable the public sentiment to extinguish the pes- oldest high silver candlesticks, mv silver punch ladle with whalebone handle, a pair of silver cans George Cabot, of Massachusetts. Benjamin Stoddart, of Maryland.

Robert Smith, do. 1789 1798 1802 1805 tilerous issue oi paper chance. sterner sex cannot surrender up their single with handles, and my crest engraved thereon rinaily, primary instruction is guari to the whole population of the confciltis. The stoppage of the banks in this season my hard metal dishes that have my crest J.R, in Jacob W. Crowninshield, ol Mass, of, peace and tranquility, with four times as i busmivu uivi Ul.lf lilt.

bmith lhompson, of New York, nlates -witn the same engraving, the choice ol ness without some ralggUings ana irepiua tion. In the first place then, the victim of matrimony feels that he must surrender up the com "lheso arc the principal traits ol prosperity, in the midst oCwhial't 1828 1829 tour of my best marcs and geldings, and gold watch by RoskC.H, that was Tudor's much specie in the country as ever was in it before, is the killing of the paper system by its own hand. So strange a stoppage. Samuel L. Southard of Now Jersey John Branch, of North Carolina.

Van Buren has been elected to filHM. the 1829 place in the government of Jhe United Su', 1831 Levi Woodbury, of New Hampshire. with the gold chain; and may ever? blessing attend him, the best and purest and wisest iU.an that I so causeless, so rapid, so universal, pan ions with whom he has so long held close communion; his evenings instead of being spent at the club or the engine house must be ever knew." siiocKS anu astounds tne public mind: and eery day's deliy in return to specie pay Mahlon Dickinson, ot New Jersey. Post-master General. Samuel Osgood, of Massachusetts.

Timothy Pickering, of Pennsylvania 1789 1701 ments goes to extinguish confidence in the devoted to the charming young creature, whose guileless heart' must find him very different from that to which he has been ac LETTER FROM MR. BENTON. St. Louis May 31, 185T. Dear Sir: I havo just received your let whole, to confound the solvent with the insolvent, to carry the evils of a paper curren nis aauress presents a brilliant pcrspu whilst at tho same time it gives tlicf: ranee that the country will be presents the career which it has chosen.

Tlieit gural address of Mr. Van Buren mus spire full confidence in the conviction of: friends of democracy." DECLARATION oTwAR BY Bff-j OS AYRES AGAINST PERU. Ry the ship Brutus, Buenos Ayrcsp? customed. But this is not all; he knows that after he has become bound in the silken ter of the 5th inst. enquiring, at the instance cy home to the people, and to prepare them! ot our political mends in Jackson county, for the adoption ot the system winch the chain of marriage, he is no longer a welcome whcthei it would suit my convenience to vis 1795 Joseph Habersham, of Georgia.

1802 Gideon Grainger, of Connecticut. 1814 Return J. Meigs, of Ohio. 1823 John McLean. do.

1829 William T. Barry, of Kentucky. Amos Kendall, do. Chief Justices of the Supreme Court. 17S9 Jay, of New York." wisdom or our ancestors provided tor us in visitant in those circles where while free, it the county before my return to aslunp: our own glorious csnsuti'tion.

wreathing smiles and glaring eyes, strove to I shall leave here in Ausust for" Washing ton and to receive from them the compliment of a dinner. In answer to your weave a net tor his ieet. lie knows that while a bachelor is welcome wherever he have been received to the 27th ofk The British packet of that date conta ton, and hope that we shall economise pass tho bills which the exigency of the occasion requires, postpone all lung speeches William dishing, of Massachusetts. goes, a married man is regarded as one dead! crossed off the books and no longer an I have to say that it was my intention to have gone through the State generally this summer, and especially to the western lim 179G Cl'ver of Connecticut, Declaration of War by the RepuUii Buenos Ayres, against Peru, now uv.it: to the long session, and finish all that we have to do in two or three weeks. available to the fair.

In addition to all these unhappy circumstances, he has become the its; but I have been detained at home by the 1800 1801 protection of Gen. Santa Cruz, hoii dangerous illness ot my aged mother. lhal John Jay, of New Y'ork. John Marshall, of Virginia. Roger B.

Taney, of Maryland. Attorney General. head of a family. "Then throng the busy President of Bolivia. Chili declared illness still continues, and its termination shapes into bis mind' of silks and calicoes iust Peru some time ago.

So Respectfully, your fellow citizen, THOMAS II. BEXTON. Smai.lwooii V. N.oLAsn, Esq. Jackson Comity, Mo.

remains uncertain; so that I cannot make two asrainst two: Chili and Buenos AJp any engagement about leaving home, abrid doctor bills and duns for debts that he has never reaped the benefit of, Like the horse' Edmund Randolph, of Virginia. 11st Bolivia and Peru. "All fa ged as my stay will bo by the convocation nuiiam uraoioni ot 1789 1794 1795 1801 in the mill, he has a task to perform for oth publics of South America are thus ffr; of Cengress for the nnnth of September. It is strango that the Whigs always feast! and durins pressures and "nanies! ers. He is no longer free to embrace povertv If it should be in my power to be in your in the strife except the Banda Oncnw, the old Republic of Columbia, now county this summer, I should do it with'aj cnaries Lee, ot irginia.

Levi Lincoln of Massachusetts. Robert Smith of Maryland. John Breckenridgc, of Kentucky. Caesar A. Rodney, of Delaware.

IS05 1S0G or wealth. No wonder then that the young batchelor looks when the hour ol his enthrall-ment draws near. No wonder that with an angel at his side, he looks woeful. 4 'It In 1807 urenaua, ana Venezuela. II Mr.

Webster moves along, eating, making merry and making speeches, tooj against the policy of the administration and the Government of his country! Well, this is nothing new in Webster. Let us remem great deal of satisfaction for the purpose meeting and seeing my constituents generally, but without accepting the honor of a-public dinner. or these to avoid being drawn tex. nartirularlv Kniiador. which, 1811 William Pinckney, of Maryland.

1814 Richard Rush, of Pennsylvania. 1817 William Wirt, of Vireinia. i'Ki SUGAR COMPANY IN ILLINOIS. On my arrival at home tins spring, it ar- ber, however, many poor people might in these times of dearth been led on these At the' late session of the Legislature of forded me the greatest gratification to fiiidj local position, is most exposed. ration of War is accompanied, in tli os Ayres papers, with a veiy long Mf'j" 1829 John McPherson Berrien, of Georgia our otate enjoying a groat anu solid prosper-! ixty bacon hams, twenty-five calves, thirty 1831 Koger B.

Taney, of Maryland. 1831 Benjamin F. Butler, of New York. ity, and wholly free rom the evils which the: sheep, and several heifers, all of which were! loosening lortli Iho causes wnn. Illinois, a company was incorporated for tliej purpose of manufacturing sugar from the beet.

Tho capital stock is 20,000, with lihertv ta increase it to 200,000, and the rcm.fr paper system has brought upon so many parts. opinion of the Govcrtnneut, slain before their time to feast the palate of of the Union. Me have had no bank, and MR. VAN BUREN-IN FRANCE. tne iiosion senator, calculate, too, how much blood will be stiilt if Mr.

Wnlistm Oriental, (capUal jK; neccssarv. The Banda jdeo,) is also in against itself I 11 L- he National one of the leading Journal of Paris, in re-publishing the inaugural ad- arms: noi again" ,1 goes on eating and drinking at this rate the rich fruits of the exemption are now seen in the prosperous and happy condition of the people Hard money has done for us what it has done for Holland and France III lexas. it i idrCSS of Mr. Van Burpn mL-Bs uirougn nis wnoie tour Gen. Fructuoso Bi .1 an" said, instead of specie they pay their debts'jing remarks: works are to be located at Edinburgh in San-gamo county.

The following from the San-gamo Journal, published at Springfield, the recently established capital of tho state, shows the estimation in which it is held in that region. "The prominent object, we understand, i the manufacture of Sugar from the Beet; given us solid, permanent and diffused -wealth. only a few months since, was defeated wun cows; ana inrow 111 the calves for "The installation nf fle Xaur with happiness ana tranquility; paper monej If Mr. Webstpr BlmnM il.n T'nitci 1 hairiran to tho other narts of the Ilniti-HiU- 1 "'N luu on lne WurUi 1 lift rpfprnnniil 0 iiiaiko mc same uanus on lie 01 juarcn last. insurrectionary attempt against tne y.

ment, is again in motion, having coH. force on the frontiers of Brazil, wiin he intends to march to Montevideo- States, what it has been giving to England. hospitality of that country, they would he. on the occasion of this solemnity, differs as! and from all we can gather from the reports. forced to stop their specie payments.

muui, as one may suppose, from the geoi for the last fifty years, pressure, bankruptcies, the ruin nf fortunes, and the de- ir 1 ri-i i are making to g' genus pomp of Europe, as democracy 1 Preparations 1. Preparations tt inchesUr Virginian. a warm reception XaL I. lereut from monarchies mni op loss ohsnJ made by Companies in ranee and the United States, who havo fully tested its practi-j cability we are very far from regarding it as a visionary project, as many are disposed smicrion 0 nuppmcss, mua lar hit safa; but there is danger ahead, anil unless we can expel -n otr borders the irredeema- flourish on this side of the At-! The New Orleans papers say that they expect j'u-le which fl he arrival of h.ilf a million of specie in their citjV'Iaiitic. Buii Murr a I Key West, dated July 1st, it aprcars' ing this solemnity, in the midst.