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ssFsrior Court ~ 4 vs.bsr q ths citizens
Of Bertelsy cossay. IVES held esns 7,h int.
being Ne Last day Of the term Of said coart.
% ne aajsarumest of Inc Court, the ton.
y. Z. PAa.sa was called q the Chair, and
ossD WANTS, E.q sppossssd Secretary.
The following preambi~ and revolutions
vers subnittcd BY DAVID isoimss Conrad.
|. Eat Attorney Coo the cemncnwsslth, and
unss1nousiy Adopted;
tisvnx lea rued that our former fellow eitI-
zen ana mach respected brother In The pro-
fxssSon. yenx y. Ceexk. Esq., h about 10 re-
move permanently 20 tho city VI Baltimore,
RsssissS. That ustcr . high sepse Of he
private worth - . man. his distinguished pro-
fsssiona1 stsnd-hg and HE eniaeol sscfulnsss
g citzssn; whiis Ne siscerely regret the Ne
csssjty Of psrsing wish BIN, ws zeal inpelied
% tssdes 10 hio fhis public tsstimoay of our
regard sbt sfEeefios ard our individuai wishes
Coz HE fssnrs hsppissss and prosperity.
nssstss<. That he Editors Of nsw-pspsn
inshh ssws - requested 10 puslhh thsss pro-
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The Bangor Republican calls Col.
Johnson's wife go virtuous woman"
The editor does her less than justice.
II is said. that .'s virtuous woman 10
crown to her HUSBAND" and BY that esii-
mate Mrs. johnson ~ worth great
many yirtuoos women. She would
bring 500 crowns In the New Orleans
marfet.--l Louisville journal.
A SINGULAR FAcT.-It Is q singular
fact that the two leading biographies of
General Harrison. sre both BY Van
Buren, men. That by Dawson, was
written fifteen or sixteen gears ago.
That by Judge Hall Of Cincinnati. has
been very recently written. and with q
view to prepare the Van Buren, party
Of Ohio 20 receive Harrison as the
jackson candidate for the Presidency
When the Wings Of Ohio took up Hsr-
rison. Hallapasscd over 70 Van, and
was rewarded by being made Cashier
Of the Pet Bank in Cincinnaiil That
fired him, Notwithstanding he had
written book 10 prove Harrison's
clsimsl When lately in Philadelphia,
he was invited by some Wings to visit
the Tippecanoe Club. they nothing
doubling that he was Harrison man.
who bad written q book TO establish
Harrison's claims. Hall was under the
necessity OF stating bow the case stood
with him, when the honest Wing in
whose house he was, and who bad
been talking 10 Hall a. the time as
Harrison man, was siru3k speeehiess
with surpFise.--.N Y. Gag.
We learn from the newspapers that Gen.
Harrisoa was a Harrisburg. in Pennsylvania,
on Thursdsy hast. ksihk escorted In the town
b. . large eavaicaie OF the most respectable
.eitixsfs. amidst the fring Of cannon, ringing
OF hslls. &c. Among the incidents OF his
visit. We notice the folloving:-
''In the evening" at seven o'clock,
he visited the Governors room, in the
State Capitol. where the officers OF the
State Government, and q vast number
Of the ladies' and gentlemen OF the
town, had assembled TO bad him well
come. where an opportunity Was Offer
ed to every individual TO shake this
venerated citizen by the hand. He
next visited the Hall Of The House OF
Representatives,. in the same building,
where The char 20 which his father,
Benjafnin Harrison, had carried and
seated the venerable John Hancock,
Iof Mass when he was chosen Presi-
dent Of that Congress which declared
our Independence. II was pointed out TO
him by Joseph Lawrence, Esq, Trea-
surer OF the State. which relic Of the
Revolution, and the associations eon.
nected with il. called forth from him
some very animated and pertinent OBJ
seFvalions." General Harrison lefl
Harrisburg on Friday morning Tor
Lancaster, escorted by large number
Of citizens on horseback. He was ex-
peeted TO arrive at PittsbuTg on Mon.
day last, and will reach home, we sup
pose, just after the close Of the Elec-
ton in his own State, Ohio, which
took place yesterday:
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Liars should bseauffous ifnof e0asis-
ssaG.--It is certainly singular that the
strocious calumny Of having voted 10
cell poor white debtors. brought against
Gen. HaFrison 10 Ohio. should be urged
there. when il Is fact that the candi-
date Of "fAs party" for Governor. Eli
Baldwin, voted with Gen. Harrison
and gave The identical vote that he did
on the bill which has been so shame.
fully perverted and used against Gen.
II. What viii not party dor
Gen. HARRIsoN.--We learn from
the Hanover Herald. that Gen. HsrTi-
sou left York, Pc. on Monday morning
last. on his route westward, and aFriv-
ed at Gettysburg. Pc. the same after.
noon. where be was received with
every Demonstration Of respect by the
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