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fa& :JI'7.A11) adrertlsement. must bepaidf*before in. LU" .t1ttu ft1i 'Geheml.As in'b Mt'iiicti n1 f_ .l u.w p : ; :" .- I 'i

 1rtion.uD1eu by a regular eaaUNDer. B' : OF .TIlE;GOVERN.Q .'UJ.I !PA.t [ the-'necessity ,of vsuch :additiqnal aidhas: -. ." anme i !.JKF, .f j ..t

 _oarlefm..the requlifte .am ma1 be I. 't'V sf" '.- prompted me. to.assujjnft, .tjhc|resp<1U. .|ijjjjrf of.. .e'4 :' ; nj' r .
 trwnitta with tbe'adyertsemenL Gentlemen of the Senate l r commending..itto.jo,4 ,"-' -. >' ,r i.. 9 i : : OIiIde _-4 !; ,1
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lot : \ i 5'ht ';
 marked with the nzunbeijinertclns : B.V re't etence to W'f ; f demnd.i
 p-Adnrti'f"metltI not and ftk.HOU3eOJ.RepT !;i WPe uwse reP9 : i t
 required,wni beront.nued unulforb.d. The :- ifWill'oe rc lv thii. _i the', rev i i Kof W pu li ; ; ; > e.* !. ;
-Ilk devolved-upon thq Con -
 me by 4.State :
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 S1rig :1r! !; 1awithi riverjr
the stitution of xi tmg our.l
 1Id r.huged tar.7Five will be ebargf'd for*u IUflOUDCUtDtl lerest addressing.you on subjectsofin- me.tsIihtinodific: tion. :are: adequatettf ;of the : : : < cat;.? I
 4o1sri and iraportantse.to.the lt furnishes
iztrXI : .
 .
 tbe dISCharge.of:1the.iCUrrentland tordlnary ;e'nim ] ; b,1./ 1
 albee.One'tquaTf'forStx
 orcadiJIs for me an opportunity to congratulate and .
kea Months : $io through you the people whom you '' ,expenses. olnlbq. t .Goyernraent* a nqV: 1 :lege"of, f the"At*? ; .
 represent,
. Debtors and Creditor, t : 10 00 upon the continued favors of jou Providence:in hereafter affrd-aurplu to .be applied the ;U tt (: ; ; : 'the 'AdJ- ;
 Notice to liquidation o'f the"bbligaiiohs bf' tbie' tate. tneOnqf ; .These* It
 ".
 AdminUtration 5 00 behalf of ,
 of our and it becomes -
 letters in i
 "Application for commolcountry; <) / T n.w ; '
 which i rew put otlie extraordinary 1 expenses ,tliBSe1 ; : iI1 : 'It
 will be inserted gratuirjj us to jeturn thanks that
 notices our hearty
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3hq jT: AU religious of these favors incideht'ro first'establishmeUt t1t of our: iiii t : 1r,int. 'I 'r
 our State has .
 received
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 a
 ; O1IIU. Government. iti'is'' believed 'tha tat. the? .t .$ 1
 ; willis most liberal share. The fine health which '
Ul4 .' nT gdmiisable personal communication* for the'most'part, it'has been permitted to,: close_ of ::thefpresentfiscal yearj ,, -our.re,,-;i t''pf! i.ithi : :11
 1 I"-d advertiBeflo I source are properly, usbnd4aiij: not :;ia z _t
 bar for Job inl'nSlnail be paid aD the our common.constituents to enjoy;the abundant directed ,.l-' : : eiits itd;
:QQtI U AlbUIS harvests given theirfield&as the'reward by imprudentegts1atipn, from their.leg'itimat w : 1 \ 1
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 J ol theccmniunicai'rtJns w'Irk. e application'; our.oun 'Sfui "wilfhave" ,Cort,: %
 \liTrY of their honest and
 Ii' toil :
 patient and'industry i' 1'ftf '
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QtI"tI mq*t b* addressed to < her f viili&ill ti -she- viSed'
 au I
 rr AU paio sr
 and the of
 C. G1H.ETT. poztqe p4itl. fort mani r.idences plenty-and com" will then present :;The;warld:anil !C t ;! ; '
 .tGtJaTUI which
 :.stifrqund them are favors and. I
fot blessings not to'lie lightly esteemed and for of integrity of purpose.which.-witt.ie;: filr4 J
 = iijiiLi VINGSTON ,: ry to others and..a ,sourcei-ol ohe t leiuita* ] :r
 t which our grateful hearts should make a ; ; : : i.
 tontoourseve& .Thisbpr4 honorable ( "/The t
 ATTORNEY AT LAW, suitable response to 'the beneficent giver of ; : ;
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 / ; I result .must. .in: a. great asarej'be attri- ras'.b
.1rZ i Jacksonville, Fla such goodly .boons. Rightly Acknowledge .butea' .the firmness<ana' of J
 well tp patponsin your1'predecessors jtp'the) |
 as as rightly.to them
 in all the Courts of the Eastern appreciate I
 practice already'alluded tdvin a1
 Wat ; gradual r m
 will be our best guarantee of their future, 1 "
 Circuit. continuance. increase of the taxes;till'they-were commto1surate f und \

: F. eRA BTREE This being the last- annual Lshall 'to the wants of the Govefnment d: Ooveh [
 \\TM. '
 message
 have the honor to make to the General Assembly to the integrity of.-their,,constituents,.:wKo. ppsej,. i : '
 JITTOKNEY AND COU SF.LLOR..AT LAW. with the submitted\without ..compliint! ,.a, burden ,lion \! '
 permit me. of
 advantage '
tef' I Jacksonville, Fla. additional observation and experience of the which was the necessary price. of It-inb1 na\,Im ; i

 WILL attend to JlDY bninc. entrusted to his few years during which I have filled the mished national character. Intrust that 1; interes : J.,
 of the Courts in the Eastern Circuit be permitted toruse this to i
II tand in any Executive may opportunity I
 : ,office, to renew my assurances of :
-"rfi' : of Florida. confidence in the capacity of the people for urge upon you a determined,perseverance in to. : J
mj -- this wise and elevated,policy.,, Whej.we. tion of J
. ; 'elf. O\'emment, and to I l :
 AUGUSTUS C. GILLETT, express my increased have once discharged the _. bt :
 pubUc
 I. admiration of the beautiful and 'harmonious ,:jui the !
'S I /TTOKXEY AND COPKSELLOR AT LAW, system of institutions under which we live i have only to provide for the annuaTexpen-i al : : 1

 ,. ADd Connni, ioner of Deeds of the State of Con In Florida1 we have not had the full benefitof ses of the Government, an adherence"this most :
 ufcticnt.vithm and for the State of Florida. that until recently. While policy will be as easy to 7U'as H will becreditable. which i ; :
 system .
 l lI' we '
 lr JACKSONVILLE FLA. But, if. we< are once tempted byjtemporizing But
 were a territorial appendage of the. United
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 : States, we only hall enjoyed its advantages, ;
 CHARLES P. COOPER, and the present year has been the first in offence, to the disaffected, or by .the which

Dr. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR LAW, which we have had the opportunity to exer- threats of disorganizingdernagogues-.to, cut to
01 Will! practice in the several Courts of the Eastern cise the double privilege of citizens of the down the public revenues. b low the standard tic; qu : ; f

of"f Circuit of Florida. United Slates and also one of its coequal of the necessary supplies 'of the' Government the. :

 JackFonviUe.. F.. Xov. 26.. 1847. sovereignties.: We have now fully entered we shall soon become involved in naries :
 perplexities, in subterfuges in' 'embarrassments It is
 upon the career of a free sovereign te, and :
e CHARLES H. PELOT, by our participating choosing rulers of the that must bring discrejiit i f and.may ; .11

 general confederacy, have consummated and bring disgrace, upon the States and which, try :
III 4ITORNEV AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, sealed the ties by which our destiny is after all, can only! be, removed< by an assumption sta i
'at ; Little River Florida. of the very burdens we had sought to purity :
 closely bound with the .
kt it. WILL practice in the several Courts of all its memrs up.. The interest common manifested destinyof escape. It would be doing injustice to my depend jj
 Intern Circuit of Florida; business entrustedto 'sentiments well the of neither ;
 own ; as as to people
 the
he his care will meet with prompt attention. by people on account of this new political Florida, not to confident.. :
 a
 avowlny mature y.sY
 relation and the
:0 quiet and orderly
 manner -
 in which belief that, in the policy jvhic lJ have. [ !
 have .
 FORWARD ALDRICH they discharged the duty .
 ,
lC.d it indicated, you would,be, $sustained the' prac ;
.dn. growing out of :how.that they highly appreciate .
 AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. cordial of constituents A fuse
 ATTORNEYS the concurrence your !
 enlarged sphere of their, action
 WH.L in the several Courts of Law legislator cannot a'' olitt such' : :
 practice and the adopt standard'-pf ) a '
Ina responsibilities ,connected herewith.
 ud Equity. in the Eastern Circuit of Florida. This, together with the successful cal integrity high,;to'be'approvedbythe: }; ; \ :
". WM.' \/FORwAnn. St. Augustine.LEWIS : working :
 people; and that man ostsecure"ofJbell high ;-
 of
 ALDKICII. Newnausville.CHARLES our more Immediate domestic government approbation,.as a public servant,.whose motives jU :
 gives me fresh in ; ; :
 cause to trust abidingly :; : !
1pr nEW A A'L the sufficiency of the people} for their own and.purposes are the:.most' honest. To skill 4a ; ;'
 believe otherwise would '
 ,, be to cast'reproachupon cl.J.ity,-
 Not that also
 AU C 'I' ION E E R.JACKSONVILLE. government doubting you the popular instituttonsVnnder *. : : "
TI E. F. that.entertain the sentiments here expressed, and we live;"and would be"atYafiahceith the bo l f't: I ;

 jSALT.* in nuy part of the County attended the as their representatives, yotf will feel observations and experience: of my whole !I ....% r: : :;
" h and p'ctu\1y solicited. importance of such action, in the.sphereof life.. of
u Jacuon1il1e, 'Ma16, 18(8. your department of the Government, as '
 ,As the of 1.State siti "
I will population : increases, / ;
 satisfy their wishes,and conduce to their ; '
 and the with which beneficent would .
' ;
0. JOSEPH "1. FITCH, prosperity and welfare, I may be permittedto resources a '
)t Providence has blessed us ede1oedthe* ;
 yery
. IlAvl 6 established himBelf PALATKX, B.F.. state, that the Executive, so for as his burden of' taxation; which even'now is far cOmm) ;
,.ht &I GEXEKAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, duty goes in the accomplishment of these ob- from will be and ASS ( ,
 being onerous, >more more ; !
 .ill attend to nny bueinesi entrusted to histire jecls, will be prepared to co-operate with youin ,
I the alleviated and when the"public.debt is. discharged emb : ;
 with of the
 despatchNorember discharge high responsibilities ;
1 will have it in be dee
 you -your power,
t 19, IS47 tf Wt owe to our common constituency.I '
 1 with little if any, additional aiontop means- !
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 of the occasion ;
 myself as
 present vide for some measures of publicpOlicythe -_. State,
 J. B. CURBEDGE ,
. an appropriate one, to glance briefly at the J
 of which is felt and lated
 want acknowledged
 : .l
 financial of the since its
 Government
 BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER, history :
 all laudable' desire -
 bjf -though just' to: ph'sh : : .
 South side Market square, (next door to Ver- administration'was entrusted to my hands, extinguish the State liabilities>before incur cable: t
 itille.: Luffboro & Butlers Shoe Store) before I proceed to comment on its present ring new expensesbasade-.us.hiUie4oA J sfG : : ; i

1J 1t Savannah, Ga. condition. The experiment of taxing a peo- consent submit. to the continued, .privation. 'wsyst : r'i:
 pie for the of Stale Government ** > *
 DOr.crs from the will be support a j !
 country promptly of them .
 who. Q! : : .
 from
II jjjled at the lowest prices.March ( the relation in which tIley'stoodto '' I v_ I. -i1l'i
 U. S48, ly the General Assembly for many years, Among,the many more immediately pre : : 1 : .
::1F had been hitherto exempt from taxation\vas ing wants ofthe, : people of the Sttesemto i judici! : |

:1f rr rf \VM. S. LAWTON, regarded by many as of doubtful result. It me to be a separate Supreme Court: and aseparate To the
 CourtThe! -tribunal-j of-ybur
 was urged by the opponents of a State Government Chancery ;
 )ACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT )
 with much plausibility that the I whose province-is to settle fundamentally.' matter, .l ) l
 Charleston, S. C. sparseness pf our population would.neces- : the laws under which we .live,.should be so I- !

 lCFELECES-E. G. Jaudon. Esq near Jack sarily uiakfe the burden of taxation more onerous i I constituted as to.ensure JheJhighest degree of lions-
 IOI1Tnte, E. F. GOT. C. J. McDonald Ga. C. ; '
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- ; ; and that the mistakes and inexperi.' : ability and efficiencylwhicb the .iis' :af our prove**** 'j ,
 rorman. Esq, Charleston S. C. Hon. F.H. \ 'Bat'
 : ; ence inevitable in a newly organized Government command will enable us.to: give to it, The" :
 Emorc Charleston, S. C. lucubrations"which two ceri- granted :
1f February 1848 would greatly increase the evil and "twenty years ;
 ly aggravate the popular discontent. As it turies past, ,vre' necessary'to1 make a agood mjode p .
 i b%! :
I they
 was impossible to estimate with precision, lawyer;' are:hot '-iiecessaryK-npWj.twhen
 CLARK & LAWSON, in advance, the necessary expenses of the, the science of jurisprudence la become.complicated. -i Cpn; ; : : J.:
 FACTOES MERCHANTS and extended by.the labors and de' propose ;;:
11 AND GENERAL COMMISSION Government, when first put In operation, it : ( :

3S Oa\"ilnnah Georgia tender their aerri-, was reasonably apprehended.t distrust cisions oif' >an.,"infinite j } number' "",pf'(Writers' *-. '')'and'. '" %cyf9: : i I
 i tes to planters and others, and solicit cousighmeutsou and dissatisfaction'would result.from the an: : Judges': and it is not' doing i justice to me to the :

 if f cotton, and all other kinds of country I ticipated deficiency in the .first revenue laws, I Judges of':our highest Appellate u'r; nor" .idii' : J i:
 produce. They are agents for the celebrated and that would await to ourselves; not to afford!ihem .afc leisure' some ju :;
 fe onltxaCEl any pro. :
 Etowah Mills, of Cass county, from whom they : posal for repairing the evil by adding to the which is an essential,element fsu'ccelSsm: nodiJ | ) ; : I"
S we weekly supplied with Flour, fresh ground, I their ei&rt.to 4iscbargetieir,1iresponsiblejduties. ing'co : :
 I III public burdens. The expected insufficiencyof 1 : :
 and
 II
 equal to Northern flour. They also keep .less s : .tt
 I
 II I ou hand the' first revenue laws was realized, and, ,a I_.need i* not enlarge.*.UKOUtne.pbyiou5f ;
 constantly, osnaburgs and theJfl .thtihe ::
 'it i
 have the
 from the and the utmost economy of the Executive officers truth,. nje( t
 Eatonton Planters "
 Cartright :will -be
 extensive and laboriouCjrc'uits of this Stale.7- i
 to the task of 11
: CwirStoal manufactories, which they sell at was inadequate keepingthe ; ; t'
I f w moufacturing prices. necessary public disbursements wIthin cannot have the leiSure' 'which iiectssaryi: 'n

s. Yuck 11, J 848. 3m.. the limits of the publicincome.. The inevitable to enable them to discharge satisfactorily .. ; :
 result was a necessity for increasing.i I duties required: themas AppellatejJudges ; :

I'J CHILD BIR -Bt. the taxes, not only to an extent sufficient to nor,:upon ft the .disadvantage i ,.wWch e Appellate !ftfw" "
. Court coistthited.is&tbected :rv itii-ja,. ;
 as noiy
 prpyide for the current expenses, but to liquioidate '.J ;
1 A VALU&BLE the SCIENTIFIC WORK Childbirth UQfl .the existing bt This necessityvasmet fronhag4&1i i thVou'gh:tlieirrlabprs'Tvithin ,RPfOt'. (ns l I : I
 subject Gestation and stated time':in"tderi to Tel ase* ,1 '
 bJ R ypjir with'firmness -, :
 jj by ij
 ffcisselhoff M P. lte Pwris, just pre eceseors .
 its members that thev' resume their Circuit ed' : '
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 ptiWislie iy the author. the Consequent increase, pf .taxation, so far may. : : : ;
 This 5ork contains information subjects from provoking, .discoent,5was demandedby Jabors. Itias.Jbeeng found in practice em ; : : faI
 upon
 crtne wghest importance to mamed persons, a wholesome public opinion. An avoidance too,f that, the onstUutional! .proyisjpni whjphdisqu State ; j jn : : i
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 r those Contemplating marriage. It irill bt of unnecessary'expenditure, by a ;prudent I ea'a' CjrcmtJJudge from set ng phtan J' : ;j jJtt.r t

 foux4 of epenid value to those whose means, system of economy an.d'3_rigid,application : appear where he had'made!'tKe'fihal'dedsf utr&'. *;,. : :
t J1eth or other circumstances do not permit of.the revenues'to their proper object iO iit'in- Court.1)elowiif! ft n iriconvem n f *t elr"se Ife !
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I keato increase. the'number of"their family, -on the part of,ihe.officers of the GVernmen .in4 sbmetimes''tjperates'asla' :total.leniat of n4! 'w Jg. "
 ithot 1. :
, hap great i nvenienoe suffering'or per- has been met .byF agenerousjpnf? on. .juStiCclxJi; : '1 'f1 'Jf4)itif.if.rj l i, uu.14 u ; ; i im. I

, ;{ ,koflife.and A method avoiding disooracelehrajteJjFrench these 'the, J.part.of the people,jancL a cheerful,iccjuiNo [ *, 9.In'myiast!'annua1 i messgbvies v :my, :: ; ;
 ; will
 ed-by O4ners at (recently is :.escence, ..ln'e hecesilt r.of,increased taxation. length on;:,the: 1j ct ofeqpaec'ft ] ; :

 qmnnca4 inh1tis physician) _folly murmurs' 'or dissatisfaction have 'ehsuedj oflCba.n. ..: J,i ,9: ,Qt pro th arihi g 1
 1 work, so that ., .;' t I
 any person \ :
 J. Register
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 $ay **ail Jiiroself' it at once. The :meanflPaatiVeljnothing and I infer, --from: (the'regularity ofthe're !fIh :',w" .i "' ut-Uet." "' ,1t }'": imm ;
 tt* and within the turns of the collecting,officers;that nffj'ncQnyenience 'I' :'r-.l tn iJmT 'be :
 are '
 {eac aofalL '1JIe'process is new; safe I f.1libtfCOflTefljej ,. has,hUherto.been felt.by tie.people 'tome nce rhlJr 1 i horn berate B q nt6hsemJticmv'and bled\he ;f fth :: :

, simple,.and cannot injure:the .inja'y ;* their.asssments.t ?!f,;* T' 1OJ11l 'fitia' : ;
 Jttlth of the no0tdelicate. Nor/does it curtoatnyMniarprivelegcs 'For i..thorough and'satisfactory" statementbf ; i o som iji them em. : B

 in the least., the:' present"condition of*the 'finances'of qS f. 7 : Ji\yjJ9J -S.".. it rtH'

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