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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-04

JEWtLtY, AZ Wholesale.
WIN. BELL, No l6, Chasti.s st, has this day re.
w ccived II fail assortment of Watches, Je~elry
Spoons, Spccaclss and Glass Ware, they will he olar
edat the Invest ket price. npl
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
WING STATE CONVENTION.
,NEsDAY AFTERNOON. Feb. 13

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. 10, 1899
The Convention was called to order in
the Representative Chamber of the State
House, by Nathaniel Green of Topsham.
Daniel Steward Jr. of Arson was chosen
President, and VIM. ID. Sewall of Bath
aud Norman L. Roberts of Guilford, Sec
retaries.
Messrs Pike Of Brunswick, Appleton Of
Portland, Hight of South Berwick, Robin
son of Gardiner. and Rowell of Bingham,
were appointed to receive, sort and count
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

II. Resolved, That we recognize tba,
dem 1cracy as genuine which seeks the
greatest good oi'lhe gre iiest number, which
IS ol trae and genuine coinage and we
spurs, as worthless trash that which has.
Tor the ias ten years, known no ether origin
than the Executive mint At Washington.
IL. Resolved, That we rejoice in the
opportunity, on the second Monday of Sep
iemher neHt to support EDWARD KENT
for Tie Office Of Chief Magistrate Of tile
Safe of Maine-fha' by his Acknowledged
taients, his tried patriotism, his public SER
vices bis stern devotion to sound whir
principles, and his exertions, pre-eninently
manifested, with regard 20 our boundary
difficulties, he is worthy Of our unhesita-
ting support, and cmneniIy qualified for
that important station.
On motion Of Mr Otis, the question was
taken or the resolutions separately.
On motion of Fir Vose the vote on the
last resolution was taken by rising, end the
vote was unanimous.
The convention was addressed by Mr.
Dumont of Hallowell, Allen of Bangor, and
Washburn of Orono.
On motion of Mr. Sheldon, voted, That
the proceedings be signed by the Chair
man and Secretaries, aud Published in all
the wing papers
On motion of Dir Otis. the Convention
adjourned without day.
A letter written on Saturday from Mid
dletown, (CD states that the Rev. DR.. Fisk
President of the Wesleyan University is
dying. The letter says-In few mo-
mens he will be no more. have been to
see him this morning. to bid him farewell.
IT was an affecting sight to see that noble
figure struggling with DEATH As soon as
he saw me, he extended his cold hand to
meet mine, and in a soft but enriched whs-
per he babe me farewell; bis words TO me
were these:-"O! Henry, am struggling
with the King of Terrors! o! be prepared
to struggle with him. cwell-Farewall
Henry"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
70. 34G so 10. 095 -

a gratifying increase will be observed
from the comparison Of years, which would
doubtless have been much greater, but for
the commercial elnbarrassments of the last
few years. From verbal information we
incline 10 believe that the returns for 1888,
when completed, viii show handsome
increase on the tonnage Of 1887. There
is every reason 10 believe that, before many
years, Maine will have larger interest liz
the fisheries than ary other part of the
country. 1t is interesting to observe how,
at present, this business is almost exclu-
sive!y a New England interest. In 1880,
no cod fishing tonnage was owned south o.
Sag Harbor. and no mackerel tonnage
south Of Providence. Ia 1887, a small
amount Of both kinds was employed from
Say Harbor ; and from some ports in Con-
nocticnt. South ofthose places the fishing
business is unknown. The States of Maine
and Massachusetts owned, in 1887, more
than 35-36ths of all the fishing tonnage of
the country. The following comparison
exhibits the proportion Of Maine 10 the
whole
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
FOR THE TELEGRAPH.

: FOR THE TELEGRAPH.
Mn. EDIToR,-Thinking your young
readers would be fond of a puzzle, have
written short one for their amusement aud
instruction, which if you please you can
publish. s-
am a word of fifteen letters.
My 2 5 is Lake in North America.
49, Ii town in the U. States.
3 4 | l2 Is cape Of the Western
Continent.
" 8 2 ID IN Island in the Southern
Ocean.
q II ID I 10 is the name Of Pc
ninsular.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
BATH THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1889

j" Is AZ 8 one of whom we read the BIZ
3" 63 IA Is 8 6 an Island in the
Torrid Zone.
5 % Is Q town in Africa.
I" 843 Ia 7 Q an ancient poet.
" Z ii II II "a is the port of a city whose
population doubles that Of this place.
i" Z II IA is the branch Of large river.
I" 70 10 an Island south of the E..
quator.
8 4 2 a city spoken Of in the new
Testament
l434774is IA state north of the
Equator.
My whole was once governor OF Babylon.
A solution is requested. LOUISA.
FISHING INTERESTS OF MAINE.
We have had occasion to alude to this
subject once or twice, in consequence OF
the attack made by Mr Benton upon this
most Important branch Of the business Of
the State When the abstraction pays
the fishing bounties one year in Common
wealth Bank bills, and the next proposes
TO abolish them altogether, pretending an
equalization by taking off the duty on salt,
while it leaves the whole Navigation inter
est subject to heavy duties on iron, can
yass and cordage, and copper and hemp,
it is time for US to begin a defence OF our
selves, by ascertaining the amount of our
interest. The following table is drawn
from official documents:
STATE1fENTofthe amount Of Tonnage
employed IN the Cod and .Macherel Fish
CRIES belonging 10 tie sereraI collection
districts IN tic stats Of Maine, for tie
ue0re 1870 md 1897.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
ORIGINAL POETRY.


LIFE.
As rivers to the ocean
Pursue their winding why,
And varied though their courses be,
Yet nought can bid them stay
As the nights dark shadow fldeth,
Before the rising dawn
As the changing mists of morning
Are onward upward borne,-
Az the foliage Of the fores.
SO brigh, in summers reign.
When autumn hath swept o'erit.
Fades, nor rcvives again.
So is our earthly being
Still onward is its way
And changefu and uncertain
All-save ts swift decay.
And is tnot happy thought,
We shall not always live!
That there is bliss, transceniing fat
The brightest Garth can give'
o, when, in hours Of sorrow,
Earth seems u desert waste
When DER each radian, fow eret,
The blight and frost have passed
Doth not the weatied shirt
Long for the silent tomb
u there are times, when utter death
Hath less than earth, Of gloom
Yetnot alone in sadness,
DO future scenes appear
In the bright lr,s Of hope ard truth.
In hours Of Joy we hear
A gentle voice procaimng,
That holicr bliss, and pure
From earth our spirits calling
To pleasures that endure.
Feb. 1889. H.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

We see by the proceedings Of tho Mas
sachuset.s Legislature that bill has pass
ed that body to be enacted, Incorporating
the German Lutheran Society Of Boston.
We believe this is the only society of the
Kind in New England, except that at Wal
doborough in this State. ADV.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

EEP We have this morning seen letter
dated Fort Gibson, Jan. 10th, receieed dy
a gentleman in This city, which says 'hat
the Agent who left Florida in October last.
with about 400 Apulachicola Indians, had
arrived lhai day--that nine ofthese Indian
had died on the way, being an unpreced-
entad small number Of deaths compared
With that experienced by other detachmenis.
FORTY having been sick when they left Flor
ida. ..5
The letter further states, The small
pox has prevailed in this neighborhood TO
an alarming extent The Indians have
suffered very much. Out OF one whole
town of Greeks, bet one Indian survives.
Fifteen or sixteen Dragons are now con-
fined with it, Atlas.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
EXTRACT
FROM peowN's SILVA AMERICA.

Showing the comparative value of wood.
The first column, after The names, gives the
weight of seasoned wood the second, the
number of Bushels Of charcoal 10 the cord 3,
and the third, the comparative value. A
cord of green wood it is estimated, contains
l443 lbs of water
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
Maine Legislature.

House--On motion of Mr. Allen of AL.
fed, Ordered, That the Governor be re-
Guested to communicate to this House, any
further correspondence lie may have had
with Sir John Harvey.
The Secretary of State sferward came
in with mess &c from the Governor, COM
municating his reply to the letter of Sir
John Harvey.
The following is the letter.
LETTER FROM GOV. FAIRFIELD
TO SIR JOHN HARVEY.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
AUGUSTA, Feb. 10, 1889.
His .Eacellency i%r John Harvey,
1t. Gorernor Of .Ner Brumspick:
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

ADVANTAGES OF Poverty IN EARLY4E lrE.
An English Judge being asked What
contributed most to success at the bar re-
piled, "Some succeed by great talent, some
by high connections. some by miracle, but
the majority by commencing without a
shilling"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WEST
ERN.


The steamer Great Western, arrived at
New York, as expected, on Saturday
evening last, between Q and 10 O'Clock.
She experienced severe weather, and had
rough passage.
The Liverpool steam ship was aunoun-
ced to leave Liverpool on the 9Th inst.
The Canadian rebels will undoubtedly
be sent to Botany Bay from London.
The London Sun announces the intended
marriage Of Her Majesty with Prince Al
bert, son of The reigning Duke of Sake
Coburg. This is disclaimcd by the other
papers. Prince. Albert is described rs
handsome and two and twenty.
Queen Victoria held Court on the 25th
at the new palace.
The public is much agtated upon the
subject of the Corn Laws.
On the ED January, the French Minis
try rendered their resignation to the King.
SPAIN Advices from Madrid had been
received to the 10Th Jan. Cabrera and
Forcade are stated to have marched OF.
Segorbe, while Van Haten bad hastened
torepel them. The latest accounts are,
says the English papers, written in blood. >
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
VOL I'LL.
TEHE TELEGRAPH.
10 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
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BY ELlSnACL ARKE
-..ee,h&.
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or So 50 if delayed until after the year expires
No paper discontinued until all arrearages are paid
except at the option ofthe publisher.
Ali communications to insure attention, must be
directed to the editor, postage paid.
sCJ.The editor will be responsible for errors in
advertising, in no instance, beyond the amount
charged for insertion.
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THE TELEG RAPH.
BATH NE!

TuunsDAY MORNING., FEE. "a.
$50
FOR THE TELEGRAPH.
EXTRACT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
valuable Property i'm Market.

n OFFER FOR SALE the following properly,
/ TO wit "a piece of ground on the basin oil the
canal in Lynehbuig. 40 feet wide and running 100
feel on Jefferson street. below lsbam Scrugess al
So one half lot at the Junction Of Jefferson and
Water streets, running los feet on jefferson street
anil 1872 feet on Water also. piece OF ground
al the junction of Jefferson and Isl alley, run
ming los feet on Jefferson street, running from thence
10 Black water creek. and bounded by said creek, the
Stone Lumber-house and first alley TO jefferson
street. through which the canal is located
Should a Railroad be constructed westward from
Lynchburg il is thought by some this will be suta-
ole place for a depot--aso, one half lot at the
innction of Jefferson street and fourth alley, below
Spring Warehouse on which there is valuable Rock
quarry Asitis presumed thai few opportunities
will be afforded for obtaining such valuable property
on and near the canal those WHO wish 10 become
purchasers are invited view the premises and Judge
ar themselves. WM. DAVIS, Jr.
18th Mo. 10 WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
AGRICULTURAL.
FROM the Richmond Enquirer.
SILK CULTURE

RicnMoNp nee. 2ad. l-3s.
". ~, Sin II want 70 make !, new wars n,e
.est "a nv .,,bsctitefs IN the shape OF tomuuni
os,ion ~, dc Mnfbe,yy and The SIN Uo,m-l
iaal "a ,on r., ,be lin. knoWieg ,our cxne.
,ience ana basiae. IA Won know. e,eat confidence
- -, ifr,,.n5 al som +, answr, \. snn,
~ Won, Ie,spre vii refnul. the I,IloV1n, ones.
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fsc,nr tb, .in uo,55-tle c,.,csf Ia be p,op,e5,eI
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oil A.. ,,,.r, H.. orlo,yes IL, NJ, .s,;,,,,o -,
he ,aise,lon nm e,. al o,ounJ the fr. year IN ON,
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al WI, +. III, h., ,,l ~, ,,-,,, IN;
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
POLITICAL.
TOR THE VIRGINIA.
.urr FroT.<.-

w., ,r The ,i,ea The Storm King wings his hshf
- ,,,,h snow sn8hail and whrlvind IN his Train
"a rrraaturslv turing day TO night
Fem, its foundations vast urheases the man
a., what then OF failer 4" what the dickens
1,..;,e, t,y vaearies Another Carrss CheAens
,anl snow that, by that word OF adjaratien.
Inasan not Boz Of bentley Us AIiscelianys
But that most potent spell, which. in cur nation
1. daily found within the mouths fmaay.
II must be good for bringing truth out TOO
Or why would people use ii es they do y
Perchance it is lint fhoa mayes, haply fright
Some nntiqua,ed Tar into the notion
Thai Fats has uIsleTod this as bis last night
Upon the earh-i would say on the ocean,
'Ts said he thinks til, light and graceful form
An aranf eoarier q The coming storm.
Thar Instnri which Creation rules throughout
Thy tounoas fight guides DER the stormy deep
tn, hr,rhi we marks the vessels devious route.
Or autisras wing siides DER the spot where sleep
Her hapless crew bat ward Is thy way.
Nor wreck nor death hath power make thee stay.
The million leagues Of ocean arc thy home.
From pole 10 pole thy empire hath no honnds
Thou east or Resi, whrre'cr thou wilt, mascst roam.
With none to stop thee in thy ample rounds.
Ln. win unsearied wing thou bold a thy course,
With or against tie Niairy tempest hoafse.
Zen ns the mite which microscopic al
t-sn scarce rsYesl to our imperfect vision,
Ami elephant IN hHee proportion made.
Fil each bis pari IL Natures great division,
So thou Jhoaeh man socks Tor ths nse IN Yain
neea'G' link fllasi in Creation chain. II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
Central Agricultural Society,

4 T a meeting held the Goth inst. 1t was re
"A solved 10 adj urn till Saturday the 10Th Janu-
airy next-and that John PercivaI. Richard Perkins
John +. Hawkins, Charles II. Norman. and A. d.
Johnson, be a committee TO report constitution TO
the Society on that day.
The Society will meet on the day abovementlon-
ed, at the counting room of the Nirginian Office
aud II is particularly requested that all the subscri.
bers shonld attend, US important suggestions have
been made, which it is proposed 10 engratl in the
constitution. One of these Suggestions is to GRE
ate a permanent Society fund, which shall CONTINUE
for the benefit NJ the members
ACHILLES d. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
December 81 At
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
NOTICE.

virtue of deed of trust executed by the late
- fill Carter bearing date the 10Th day Of Nav
1873 and recorded IN the County Copr OF Amherst
tor the purpose of securing the President Direc-
tors Co. otthc Farmers Bank otVirginia certain
debts, with interest thereon; the trustees or one Of
them, will proceed to sellat public auction for cash
on the 22d day OF January 1882 on the premises
945 acres OF land dying both sides Of Maple run
Creek, IN the county of Amherst, about -four miles
nom the town OF New Glasgow, adjoining the lands
oil Daniel Warwick and others) or so much thereof
as may be sufficient TO pay the SAID President Di-
teclors q Company Of the Farmers Bark of Vr-
elna' the amount due to them, together with the
charges OF sale, Such title only will be conveyed
as IS vested IN the Trustees by the deed above men
toned. ALEXANDER TOMpKINS Trus,es
Dec 20 ,ooI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
Locust IHicEet for safe.

lNlilS tract Of laud, containing seventeen hundred
4 and thirty acres, mostly in woods and
containing fine tobacco land IS now offered for
sale on accommodating terus. 1t hes on both SIDES
OF Lutte Whipping creek, in the county of Campbell
about twenty five miles lIom Lynchburg and adjoins
the lands of PhllipPayne senr. 1t may be adyan-
taSeously divided into two three tracts. Posses
SION may be had Immediately. and the terms made
known application to William Ii. Mcfarland.
Richmond, or TO the subscriber in Lynchburg. DIR.
Wuhers or Mr.. Baldwin Payne, will be kindenough
to show the land WM. RADFORD
Del
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
LAND FOR SALE.

'I'HE undersigned wishes 10 dspose or his Tr act
OF Land lying III Campbell county, about
n,'Ies above Wards Bridge, and adjoining The lands
o. males H. Lynch, Sarah l.. Douglas, and 9th
ets' me tract contains, by recent survey, 500 A
efeS' wen adapted to the culture OF gram and por-
''oh OF II, Goth cleared and unceared, good Tobac-
co Land. The improvements are good, consist
nv OF dwelling house and all necessary cut houses
iefhs may be ascerained apple alton 10 the sub
scr'oeT' residing the premises.
DANIEL II. Drown.
DrsemhcI % WV,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
NOTICE.
DuRsUANT IN the provisions Of deed OF trust

DuRsUANT IN the provisions Of deed OF trust
executed by Reese Bryan. 10 the subscriber
a. trustee fir the benefit Of Abaer Early dated the
1th day of May. Is30, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Ofice Of lle county court Of Campbell
will proceed sell, Al Campbell Court House, on the
lstaay Of February next, by way OF public auction, 10
tie highest bidder, for ready money. n certain Tract
Of Land lying 10 said county. the waters of Vol.
ley's creek adjoining the lands of German Jordan,
John Davis. and others. containing ninety eight and
Que fourth Acres. be the more or less. The
undersigned acting as trustee, will convey only such
tjlle as Is vested IN him rs such.
ALEXANDER AUSTIN. Trustee.
Drcemher 81 LIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

Tnr PArRrors.-A letter in the Amy and Navy
Chronicle, dated Monroe, Michigan, Dec. 18Th. at
Ter giving an account OF the INVASION near Windsor,
|. Z, by body oi patriots about 200 10 number adds
the following, respecting the fate of those who after
the sklrmlsh, betook themselves To the woods
1 ho l50@ho took 10 the woods have been from
that time to this hunted like wild beasts and are IN
orally used up or that number Is are in ms
on III Canada. and many of them, If not all will be
executed under sentence Of court martial A ahont
40 OF 80 have been shot down by Indians militia,
and regulars; quite number frozen to death very
lew may have galneo the river aud crossed TO our
sue, The Brush, particularly tho Canadian null
ha have no doubt dlsgraeed themselves by shoe king
afocllcs towards the poor wretehos such as shoot
ing IN cold blood such Us had surrendered ABUSING
the wounded most brutality &c. The Indians
brought IN many individuals unhurl from the woods
TO the militia, who took them away from the Indians
IN several instances aud directed the Irsoncts +,
run and save their lives: the instant they had far
y STATED, they were shot down BY a dozen balls
Some who were treated in this way we've taken nm
horribly wounded hut not dead and brought into the
gnatd-tonse' where they now angulsh. But enough
oil these detai $, dlss istiig IN all conscience.
rear the matter Is not ended the residue of the
patriot force who did not cross have dispersed vow
ing vengeance and apprehend. will find recruits
TO gam them, aud when the ice makes a,tempt n.
ne" to make "aron Canada. OF course this Couiier
Is 10 be kept IN an uncomfortable state by the ex
ciement The whole winter. Detroit is in pe(ect
ltfment OF excitement, and really fear that excess
es VIII be committed, OF which all Americans will he
ashamed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
80 NEGRO MEN.

HNHE SUBSCRIBERS wish to hire for the next
L year 40 NEGRO MEN, for thcir Iron Works
in Botctouu counly--and IL Boatmen; for which
far prices will be paid. Persons wishing tc hire will
please apply 10 Laughorne x Scruggs, Lynch-
burg or to Capt. Cook, at Roaring Ran Furnace
Botetourl.
LAHGHORNE, SCRUGGS & COOK.
Dec. 6 t15I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
deed of ,rus,. eve,

PURSUANT TO deed of trust, executed to
N the subscrbersby VIM. Alexander to secure a
debt due Lorenzo Norvell, which deed is recorded in
.hr Clerks office of the county court OF Campbell
wIIl sell at auction, on the premises, on Thursday
the oath of January, 1889 for cash. tract of and
containing 279i acres, lying on the waters of Fla,
Creek, about miles from Lynchburg We hall
convey such title is vested in by the deed fore
SAID 7. A HOLCOMBE,
Il. NORVELL.
Dec 80 ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

.,|at'pou IS reported to have been pucked NJ
!, - N London and have gone to Paris.
ius a, pIurtnn 70 suppose that such great gen.
" p"eN'ng as he would suffer himself IN he done
'ne small Tray OF London hell. The la,e col
e.,o. WI, NOT DC "dore" so easily. We shall hea,
,nnumefabe odd stories of,o great uncomah,, 60,
long time TO come. "u'o"s"t 'of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

4 Russian Parsons WdnLS.--A man goes TO his
minister to inform him Of The death of his wife -
+" What will you give me for hurylng herl" asks the
priest. " ! am poot," replies the applicant We'll.
give me your COW" " No, a COW IA two valuable |
have goose, YOU shall have tlla.' " That is too
htlle viii not bury your wife iof goose. pay me
ihity rubles." " ! wall give twenty" " No, | will
take twenty and shut" aud so the bargain is con-
Guided, but cordially end.
ElitorS Three Great EMPIRES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

The Legislature of Kentucky, have by Joint re soln-
ton, appropriated committees to repair to the seats nj
Government OF Ohio aud Indiana for the purpose of
laying before the Legislature OF those States the
grievances under which the people Of Kentucky Ia
boz III relation 10 the facility afforded by the present
Laws OF emo aud Indiana. for the successful escape
of then slaves, and to urge upon the Legislature of
the latter States, the propriely OF passing such laws
as VIII give to the kentuckans further security for
their slave property.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

lLriNoIs.-llow far this young and gallant State
% implicated ~ the support of the sub treasury
seneme' may be decided from the fac, tina, the fol
loving resolution was passed in the lowe, uouso -,
nn e heg,ss,ure on the l2th December, by Il vote of
hesoired' Tina, it is inerpedient 10 collect the
STATE 'eVenue IN gold and sitcer enciastrey. and to
officers collecting the same" y '''o