by John Beauchamp Jones
NOVEMBER 16TH.—Governor Brown, Georgia, writes the Secretary that he is opposed to impressments, and that the government should pay the market price—whatever that is. And the Rhett politicians of South Carolina are opposed to raising funds to pay with, by taxing land and negroes. So indicates the Mercury.
We have news to-day of the crossing of the RapidanRiver by Meade’s army. A battle, immediately, seems inevitable.
