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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-24

The Government taking proper steps, 'hey "'o.u
feel very easy in regard 10 it. If there was any aahse
of collision with Great Britain on this suoJec!, u was
proper that it should be known in Time for It should De
recoeced that there not now single ioEtheauon
on that frontier.
Mr. Fletcher, of Vermont, urged the speedy adoption
of the resolution
The motion to postpone was lost, and the resolution
was agreed 10.
Several Senate bills were read and referred.
GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL 80
The House went again into Comntlce OF Tue w n",e'
(Mr Casey the Chair making appropriations Tor the
civil and diplomatic expenses OF the u D iof Inc yeaf
1888.
The question being on the motion Of Mr. Halslead to
strike out the item OF 81 600 for jet deau on The west
side of the captol.7s
Mr. f. said il would not look very we'll, nor sound
we'll for the Government to he borrowing ten or fifteen
millions 10 pay necessary expenses: and, at the same
time, expanding much money to pay for their jet
deuus, or mere squlrts as they were IN fact What
would the Democracy Of the country say 10 so useless an
expenditure time Of such general distress 1t such
proposition had been made in the Administration oil the
gentleman from Massachusetts, the country would have
runr with it. for six months, il did with the fifty dol.
lar Billiard table, and The gorgeous furniture of the east
ROOM Mr. H. spoke al some length on The subject talk
ing view of the origin, changes names, and princl.
plies of parties He observed that the present Admins
tration party properly termed the "dandy Demo.
crats-inasmuch they dickeys, and spent more
than their income The wusefulness and extravaganza
of the dandy Democrats, he went 10 show from f.
CURES
After Mr. FL closed his remarks, the committee rose,
and the House adjourned.
SENATE OF U. S-7hursday
The Senate resumed the consideration of the Sub
Treasury bill.
Mr. Calhoun spoke more than two hours in reply 10
Mr. Webster.
Mr. Webster spoke an hour and half in rejoinder.
MIR. Calhoun spoke short time, chiefly ia explana-
ton of some Of the acts and opinions of his public life
Mr. Clay in reply TO insinuation by Mr.. Calhoun.
of concert between him and Mr. Webster in relation to
Mr. Calhoun denied that there any ground what.
ever for such charge. There had been neither coun'
sci nor concert between them on the subject.
MIR Wall obtaining the floor the Senate adjourned al
ter short Executive session.
House cf Representatives. principally engaged on
the General .4ppropriation Bill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-24

1e, states his majority in all but Coos at iha,
county gave in 1899 Jackson majority OF oeS' na'
The rcurns will soon be inland we shall state the results
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-24

The Winchester Virginian, whose former Editor
favorable TO the Sub Treasury measure, says awe
pretend not to decide how far the arguments in its sup
port have been conclusive, the objections Of it fully
met. We satisfied, however, that under existing
circumstances and the amount Of opposition to the BILL
indicated from various sources, cannot csusained by
friends, or sanctioned by The people"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-24

We must again beseech the patience Of our Cores.
pondents The quantity of matter, which calls for pub
ication always great bore to every press Next to
the want of cash. the want Of space the greatest misery
which besets the Edor.-Let us see. Here are the
speeches Of the most distinguished members of the Sc
nateHere also the able speeches of our House
Of Delegates the great question of Internal Improve
ment-Then, the current proceedings of Congress and
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21

ME subscriber respectfully Informs sss inhabisasss Of
Richmond and its vicinity, that s has sscsaslv .tees.
ed, with shs cities esaera so.k a
merchandise, compiling DRY GOODS, GROCERHE8
etc. which he now osrs t.se public he mou aee,m
nsodatine terms.
A. i. IS hisinsenon 70 form psmaneus ioc alton in ,;.
place. il will be great desideras~ss nssau huas.lf !.
the confidence Ct his for which, his eorss vim
BE ought into requsssn; and, with reliance On he uase
Of his Customers tos 'soA.r sAv, be hopes prosper
N. b. PaoDccE Of al kinds taken ia exchaa1p -
GOODS. JOHN VILLA N6ON.
~ T. Cersef Of J4sis ~ E,saS aresle
EscnnosD, 5eh Ssh, 1851 Sl0
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21

FORSEE, Esq having been rses.sv $4,000 G..
81 n Agent By DE Cehssa Commits a. ls15aaaais r.
edisssal corps Of the Seass II INDIANA. - lave
"er his services agsss ~ sdiesss q
sssidng n ossf Sensss, and all sshs WIN have 1sn
On any pesssa - psssss residing IN 0iA 0ea HE oeo
will - Kept ~ lsdasaposia, WhsN any bussss u ~
lice pases.ly s,;esdsd ~ lassuessrs s,esase1
aad all sssss speedily and fasblsy szscsssA Tvsaso
Per eosmi.son viii b enacted al sus essessAs
and anosst forwarded as ts ordss u ~ essdies. n
sdisns q nevaHss, WIN msobsD - - s6essial
soeiassah IN this Ssase, and ssch osss 6ss eono
hereafter menbsrs a sse wo0 - OoD W. -
il psonosiae sdisssis ess - - CsaDa
Seases respectfully ssqsesssd - iAsss - nses sse
soa,hs in heir papsss, esasissasas asse q es aAs
sSsseh ars, asd may bsee0a, 0s0hss q - osnpen.
tion, ana until diseaneissanes - esAssoA.
Oesohes, IL, 1857. 49,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21

the old stand.
IRWIN REED & BROTHER.
r. s. Tbs subscriber a,sul for the paeonags hsssosvs
received, earnestly soic tIc snma
promises under the prsssas arrangement give possible,
general satisfaction. I. REED.
April -, 1928. lIa
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21

DARLINGTON ToWNo MEETING.
Al . 0sssiag q ~ essi.s~s of Washiagsse
towaship, held II the public SCHOOL house, 10 Nil
ton. On the l4.h inst, JOHN n. WRIGHT, vas
called to the Chair, and Jesse Hiatt. apqo;nscd
Secretary.
On motion, Resolved that all persons preseai
participate in the business Of the meeting.
On motion. Resolved. That there be a co.nni,-
tee appoi- Ted by the chair. consisting Of four per
sons to draft resolutions to be acted upon BY this
meeting: whercupon, n. Hiatt, }. Talbot, Jos.
Ewing. and jonathan Justice ~crc appointed said
committee. who after rc,irin: a few minuess, re-
turned and reported the following resolutions.
Resolved, That Notwithstanding our state Ia.
embarked in IN extensive system Of internal i'm
provement, yet, VIC have full confidence in The
intelligence and enterprise u her citizens. sogcth
er, with the rapidly increasing sources Of rcve
aue, 20 prosecute the " hole to anl completes in
time commensurate with AN economical cxpendi-
ture Of the public funds.
Resolved, That We fully concur in the doctrine
Of the late message II G"v. Noble, to tho Legis-
laturc that the Bard oc Internal improvement
should prosecute such works fastest, which would
soonest yield a revenue to the state.
Resolved, That we believe modification Of the
expenses Of our system should be made, but At
the same time, firmly Of the opinion that
it would be much safer for such Modification to
be made by its friends and those identified with
them, than to cntrust il to those whose political
course manifest that they are its enemies.
| Resolved, That the president appoint q CON-
mittee Of 10 persons, who shalt rcpor, instantcr
to this meeting, the names Of Is persons. citizens
Of Washington township, whose duty it shall be to
represent in the County Conv cnsion, TO 10
held ut Centreville the 4th Monday Of tho pres
snt month; the object q which Convention Is to
nominate suitable candidates to represent the
county Of Wayne la the Senate and House Of
/ Representatives in the next General Assembly.
! X. ]. Hubbard, and q. w. Whitman addressed
the Meeting in favor Of the resolutions, afos which
they were unanimously adapted as reported.
Whereupon, the presiden, appointed said COM
mitsce, who after retiring, soon reported to the
meeting tho names Of the following persons to
represent this Township in said Convention
Jonathan Justice, Silas Hiatt, J. II. Wright, Joel
Hiatt. George d. Morris, Shubnli Swain, Seth
Wilson, Gideon Myrcs, Joseph Stubs, J. W. VIII
son. Job Carr, Sen. Jos. Morris, Samuel Stokes,
A. Hiatt, and John kindicy.
On motion, Resolved, That the thanks Of this
meeting be rendered to tho President for the dig
nified manner in which he has discharged his duty
as such.
! On motion. Resolved, that the Secretary Of this
meeting furnish copy Of its proceedings TO each
Of the printing presses in the county of Wayne,
and reqne est their publication
On motion the meeting adjourned.
! j. ii. WRIGHT, President.
! JESSE IIiATr, Secretary.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21
Charles A. Dickinsom

HAS just recsiveda hneas sos,,osrs
G
90 LOT JEwELaS ,eonsiseing II w Aseh.
- bscass Pins Of almoss svcyy pattern
rings, ear drops, Cuslssy, pew
M /ciis, eosnbs, musical boxes, Zoe pipss
aeeordians: excellens assossnaes q
w speesaess. The public isvispA
N& - call and exaasine the ssssovea
Clocks and watches sspaisse asd var.
anted ssorsess notice.
n. ID. Old gold and silver takcn in exchange.
Richmond. Sept. -, 1881. :esf
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21

A CORRECT cRrrERloN.-We copy the following
evidence Of honesty and punctuaiity in dealing,
from the last indianapolis Journal. THE Mer-
chant correct in his estimate Of his creditors
ability aud intentons discharge his obligations.
and took = very unusual, but sure wav of test
ingit: tCin Wing.
sit NAV not be improper here To give tho sub
stance Of q conversation that took place between
q Cincinnati merchant and editor, . few weeks
SINCE The merchant entered the edit0r4s Office
one morning and inquired It Mr. --, who re-
sided in = neighboring state TO Ohio, was . sub
scriber to his paper The editor answered that
he was. The merc!. ant wished to know if no
had any objection TO his looking AZ his account
The editor replied that he had not; AMI immedi-
ately handed him his ledger. After the mer-
chant had got through with his examination, the
editor inquired his reason for wishing 10 exam
inc Mr. account. "Whv,'' said the mer-
chant, che sent to order fof goods 10 fill,
and referred to some Of his friends in the city
~ to his ability to pay, &C.. tut IL occurred
that the best reference would be- 10 your books.
am entirely satisfied With the result Of the ex-
animation. find that he has long taken your
paper, that he has always paid his Subscription
everv year, and that he is not in arrears with
you / will fill his order.'' On tho sbovc no
comment is necessary. A man who pays the Pr;r-
ter each year in advance may, with all truth, be
called the nobless work Of God"
PArrror TRrALs-Ssskerla.d foxad Gsilty---
Jno Montgomery, enc Of tie patriots tried ut
Torooto has been convicted and recommended 10
mercy Sutherland, also, has been found guilty
and was to be executed Immediately.
| Suocxrxs-On Wednesday last son Of Mrs.
Madison in Detroit, aged about years, got pos
/ session Of = loaded gun during the absence Of his
mother. which, in playing With, he discharged in
! to the head Of girl aged II years. The life ol
the girl is desPaired Of:
srrAxeE DxArn-The Ciseiaa.,i Wing Of the
4th iastass, says, keeper Of booded hnrss, neat
the Brighton House, few miles fro0 the city
was instantly killed On yesterday, By the horse
biting hi0 in the jugular vein. We have nol
learned the name Of The Sa(ortunaie pessoa.
GOWN WALLACE, Esq., sssbos q the "Basti,
} Of Tippee.noe," aud other eredisabse poems, ha
recently dramatized lat Lexisgsos, Ky y BuIwer'
new novel, LuLA.
!, Parker H. Pierce, late President, and JOSEPH
y Andrews, hate Cashier q tho Bossos Commercia
! Bank, have been indicted By The Grand Jury
not, however, ustil after the parties bod bad tim
& to abscond.
y The Farmers' Bank Of Canton, Ohio, sasppe
o.v.e.s o, March 18th. This 10 de second tim
!, has failed, and it - hopsd it viii again revive
Is The Governor q Maryland hes decided to
u sue his Proclamation foe = new e.ectios, 70
!, held on the 2Sth Instant, 10 Gil tho vaeaacv
Congress, oceasioued BIZ TIE death q Nj. Mekis
10
= erSpscie vas selling IN Mobile. Alabama,
the 5sh iassaas, ~ 20 per cent prcmium
o. Six eus q tie s5ss representatives in Coegre
~ f,r~. (seos1,s 1e~}1oe n r. e1o~t,eN
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21

1NN0 0A3UA30D1
a GOOD two-ssesy bsiek HOUSE asd ~ IUf8
fos sale, sissassd fifA sssss, go 6 fs;en1re
Msssiae HSsss. Isqsiss ~ sAis sesv - e Z. ~
- siss pssmisss
1iebas... sn. -, $685. ~
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21

BALTIMORE MAHkET, Apss, lA,A. isss.
Flour 5. a5a: IS.
Wheat, white Su.,acbansah. "a.
Goa, white - as; yelso~ 81 -.
I'VE. 30 -. Oats ~ C,crers-ed 90
Flaxsesd, frsra ~asnna. o.: Losu ssoses I l3A.
WhisSev, ia hhds - II eta
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21

VuNAkEN CP, by William M'Eim. the 3osh Maseh,
u loae, in Grssasto:k sownsaip, Raadalph 1saiaaas
sssray horses sosrs nsss, whiss aeas
hind (os, and sa msxsd With white haiss haeA
fousssen hans high, supposed b.
foursesn old. had old bsAised hell with ~.
IT, J. W. 4 Y. bucksd with . hsoaA leashee
ssraps other MARKS brands psrceivabs appraised
twenty dollars The other bay horse. leg, asd tai
black. had hell buckled with . loashss
strap. fifteen hands handle high, supposed -
DID, other brands psscoivao: auusnSh
forty dosla by David Snors asd Wiiiia N JseAsoa
JOSEPH FCLAsHCM, J. 2.
April 81, ls3e. l5-3se
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21

Vvr:E .ol.o~n. letter received yssssra Ill sx,
its of moral honesty and tho mos, unbjvshin~
vii.,y bu, few porsoa would suppose exist, We
give without torsaer that public NAV
~ what estimation hold tlc authors.
GLAS<OE & HARRISON
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21

MIssEs EDirons In ,h peraaal of last nus.s,s of
yoar paper, hai notes, the sgsasuss Of Rshsss
kauA, tbs dissolution OF the existing bsswssa
said Robert Knox and John b. Consrasor ls
tyms he Exprsss Mail between Da, Ohio, Tssse
ou'e, Ia The undersigned resided" proprssoe ef saiA
e aee'"s il his duty TO inform sh public il what way
Mr. Knox dissolved .ad partnership, Which was BY sakse
French leave Of said line, and taking with god
horses belonging, ~ novel i~desd Il die.
40 wing partnership.
J. q. STEWART
NASHVILLE, April l.sh, 1853. lSN
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21

NHs~tHNNN51 WARW61e Af90 I1V H.
roaa-Ths mashes II rawewhae duli ~ - ogofe3a,
and msArs owing ~ q 60, -
ntisys.sioU Of holis1s ell essdil We qusao
Mss Poax-$G3 TO IT,
CLkaa po-l5 "a ls
PRiu. no.--iei "a III.
EuaP po.--t0 ~ II.
BrLx po.--lIesusna 10 81, asked.
BAcoN 20. - 80 CO.
SssorL RS, 4i-Si.,es fa-Hans. :, LAID - CO.
Wmsxes--s5e to -. .carr< ami in deaaad.
FLotR.-$S - -.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Apsii =, IS3S.
the New cr,.ans Transcript ssys:.Ws aosies noahiaa
ne" ~ the aspect Of tas except digit
~a,d s-'hsncy IA sl kinis Of oi'caae,sy produce"
Fork. Gear. SIS o.
N.ss. SIS IS.
Trims. Stl 90.
Dacoa Ii.ms. . cts .,v
LAID. 7a.l
Ilps IN fair demand, Sc o.
Whissey, > ctl. scarce.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21
FRESH ARRIVAL.
JUST RECEIVED. And

JUST RECEIVED, and
now opening, a splendid los al
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHE.
MEALS, INSTRUMENTS.
GLASSWARE,-PAlNTN-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STUEFS, &c. &c. which deoi.
ers IN the h,se, and all oshe.s arr
naraicutn rlr inviead m exansns
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21

TO THE WOOL GROWERS-Wea are re-
questcd to invite the growers Of WOO! in this w
cinisy to meet in the Warner building, in the
borough Of Richmond, at two O'Clock, on Saturday,
the 2Sth Instant, to take into consideration the
proPriety, and if thought expedien,, to establish
. price for Wool. want Of uniformity in the
price Of Wool has, in many Cases, subjected tho
Farmer to imposition.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21

subject - the decision oft National Convex.
tion TO be held by the vvhigs Of the z. states.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21

AW0US:s 3:l3V42NV.
Candidates fer sheviG 81 ~ avne eoauAv.
JxCSIn Il. FISHER JESSE I. DAvENpORr
JACOB W. FISHER. FREDERICK m ACW
THOMAS &: NOBLE
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21

erSpscis wss selling in Mobile. Alabama,
the 5sh iessaas, II 20 per cent prcmium.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21

Sin eua q he siss representatives in Co
from Ceosy,a decline re election.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21
IRWIN REED 4 BROTHER.

particularly invited % exam,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21

A VAN BrREN MAN.-Bcass;es Of ase Sod
Tscasy-Sssh +. Sawyer, late Publie Psisses
wear IN the State PeWiteasiarv ~ Alton, for stea-
ling the public depcsites
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21

Gothic Natchez Free Trader notices The an
val there from Indiana. in tow of the Sultaais,
. schooner bound for Texas, with tho frames
eight o. ten houses, ready to put up - soon
they arrive ut their destined point--[Cin. Wing
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21

TIE Governor q Maryland hes decided to
sue hrs Proclamation for new e:ectioa, 70
held on the 2Sth instant, 10 Gil tho vaeaacv
Congrcss, oceazioued BIZ TIE death q Mr. MeKn
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-21

vaeA y IN other scctioa Of tbs country exact
stso iodividUals resort To this practice in
~s = ssssls their disputes. In this latter SEC
~ he country the only alternative offered
80 vAe had been injured or insulted was
4ahe would live IN iguOminy and disgrace
s(soiasslf to the loss Of life 10 person
eneass, and undes this alternative there
.,NAW lev that lei, able to refuse that OK.
dlanan life. When public opinion
Aaesi6sd in this particular, then ws
set to see this practice aversc to relis-
aheosssnt - humanity wholly eradica-
meae time IL was the duty of the Sen
Wat could 10 bring about that re-
Gay. With . view 70 effect this end,
49, eea1d mest eAsesfuliv vote loe the bill,
~ " aoPs that e IL could not entirely y
Practice, u would 1t least diminish il,
s'ss@ately IN producing such . state d
would sstirsly tend TO destroy il.
~ vas thea passed. Ne. Hubbard ask.
NE Teas and NAYS By the following
Ssssss. Allen, Beuson. Buchanan, Clay q
yef Ky, Clayton, Davis. Fulton Grun
1ssd, Lu0pkin, Lyon, Mexican, Mer
Niles, Novel, Prensiss, RoaDc
~ .seisson, RuGgles, Smith Of Coau.
Strange, Swift, Tipsoa, Troster
a van White, Williams, Wright, Young
49, ssv;es-l.
graduating the price Of public land
$W oNlock.
-ey, Il Teas, reported a ameod
10 nay set valuation upoa de pr;e,
L N10o9o, bot fx thois vainesiun .eeosa;c.
IL a which the lands have been IN M,
Gssady supported his amendmen, n
~e0s isssth.
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14
IMPORTANCE OF ONE VOTE.

We have seen the publications Of the cleo
tons in number of Counties, where cand-
dates have lost their election by one and fire.
quently by two votes. The Van Buren, men,
are pretending that they do not intend to make
out ticket this fall in Sussex County. Be not
deceived, they are lulling you to steep, and be-
forc you are aware of it, they will rise in their
strength (week as it s) and conquer yon. Let
every one be up and dung; our election comes
but cnce in two years, and.we all can spare a
htle time to devote to the good Of the party
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14
LITTLE ELECTION.

But few of our readers are probably aware
that next Tuesday two weeks Che Sd Of Octo-
ber) is the day for holding of our little elections
in the several hundreds of this State.
This election, though called in Digest the
LITTLE ELECTION, is one of great Importance;
We shall be called TO select the officers of In
spcctors of our election and Assessors; and
though we could not wish to call into question
the honesty or capablity of the Van Buren,
men to preside as Judge at our General Eec.
lion, yet we are bold 10 affirm, that we would
much some trust ore of our tried firm & honest
American Republicans, than any of the opposit
party. You certainly had also rather one of your
own party would be elected as Assessor, than
a Van Buren, man. To the poles then on Tues
day the Sd of October. and let us procure good
sand overwhelming paiorities< in most if not all
hhe hund reds in the'County.
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14
SCHOOL ELECTIONS.

Saturday the goth Of September instant. at
1 O'Clock is the time of the election of the Off
GERS of the school districts of this State, in the
several districts. a General attendance of the
school voters is desired as much complaint and
censure is accided where many attend and as,
sist in the choice of their officers.
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14

Each individual has more or less influence and
with proper exertion and a pull and pull to-
gether we have Ito doubt ofvctory to the Amer
lean Republican party.
-e9e.
Last Tuesday was the day appointed by the
LOCO Fooo Candidate. for the Office of Sheriff
of this County, to lormffis ticket, but be could
not get the Van Bnren men, to agree to support
it, and he thereIoge was compelled to postponed
it tell another daS-we are inclined TO believe
ss1R.his Individual is Citing shamed ofehis
conduct, and wants to sneak back, like the
masters DOG after he whips him.
We have been informed by friend Of eurs
that Mr.. Harris, the LOCO Fooo Candidate for
the office of Sheriff of this County, has chosen
man to act as DEPUTY for him. The Indv.
dual who he has made chose off, is now cleo.
pioneering stongly for him. and calling our men
liars &c. This individual Is friend to the
soul of the foot We would caution him TO
be careful how he proceeds or he will -----.
Mr.. Harris, has counted his eggs before they
are hatched; and he will have % BE- very careful
if they do not rot upon his hands.
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14

! Probably more may be saved, but we fear to
4haaE from them.
From the unusual dry weather many of our
farmers had the most of their fodder pulled
and which now stands in all low places COM
pletely covered in water. Considerably damage
was, also done to orchards and .other trees in
this county. We think it was perhaps the
worst storms that has ever been experienced in
this county.
We understand there was eight vessel driven
IN shore at Lewestown.
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14
Extract Of a letter dated,

buTlph'S NToSS Auauss oep.s iZll 1905.
Mn. MARsH:--I am told that Mr.. Harris.
the Loco-foco Candidate for the office of Sheriff
fsthis County, expects majority over our reg
gular candidate in this hundred-he need net
stuff himself up with this, for can till him,
that he will get defeated here, and that by a
large majority; for the voters in this section Of
the County will not give their support to this
Individual; after he has acted as he has by our
party-even his friends who took him to be
fair candidate, who would delighted in given
him their support, are known opposed to him,
and blush for shame at his conduct. This in
dividual they tell me is constantly rideing and
circulating SANDER and falsehoods against our
regular Candidate, we should be aware of this
mans falshoods, and tell him Of his conduct
where ever we meet him. He has got so high
as to think that he can lead US were he pleases.
but we'll let him know that we are neither TO be-
led nor drove, by such man as he is.
am your &c.
A TRUE PARTY MAN.
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14

YERMoxr.-It is thought the Wings will add
some hundreds TO the majority for Governor,
and increase their strength in ths Legislature.