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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30

Harrison | need not
Ispeak-the history of the
West, is his history. For
forty years he has been
identified with its inter-
ests, its perils and its
hopes. Universally be-
loved in the walks of
peace, and distinguished
by his ability in tn
councils of his country,
he has been yet more
illustriously distinguish
ed in the field.
"During the late war,
he was longer in active
service than any other
General officer he was,
perhaps, oftener in action
than any one of them,
and never sustained a
defeat. "
JAMES MADISON, in a
special me ssaye t.
Congress, Dec, 10, 10
IL, said,
While it is deeply Ia
mented that SO many
valuable lives have been
lost in the action which
took place on the 9TH
ultimo, Congress will
see with satisfaction the
|dauntless spirit of forti-
|tudc VIGOROUSLY dis
played by every descrip-
Ition of troops engaged
as UeU as the collected
frmnesS which dIStin-
guishea their commander
on an occasion requiring
the utmost erertions Of
raLour GnG discipline.
JAMES MADISON in his
message to Congress,
Nov. 1879, said,
An ample force from
the States of Kentucky,
Ohio, Pennsylvania and
Virginia, is placed, with
the addition of a few
regulars, under the COM
mand of Brigadier Cen
eral HARRlsos, who pos
sesses the entire conf
dence of his fellow SOL
diers, among whom are
citizens, some of them
volunteers in the ranks,
not less distinguished by
their political stations
than by their personal
merits.
In Mr.. MAD1soS's mes
sage of Dec. 1918, the
compliment was extern
ded. as follows:
The success on Lake
Erie havinl opened a pas
sage to the territory ofthe
enemy. the officer COM
handing the Nortbwes-
tern arms, transferred the
war thilher, and, rapidly
pursuing the hostile troops
fleeing with their savage
associate, forced a gener-
al action, which quickly
terminated in the capture
Of the British, and disper-
sion of the savage force.
This result is signaHy
10 .Hojor GHN-
.ERAL HARRIsoN, by
,chose military talents 1t
,cns prepared.
The following tribute
of praise was paid to Gen
eral Harrison, in 1911. by
eleven Of the officers who
fought under his banner at
thu battle of Tippecan-
loe:
Should our country
again require our services
to oppose a civilized or a
savage foe. we should
march under General
Harrison with the most
perfect confidence Of vic
tory and fame.
JOEL COOK, r. 3.
BURNON, ma THAN
adams, A. HAWKINS
II. BUR CHSTEAD.
HOSEA BLOOD, JO-
STA SMELLING, o G.
BURTON, c. FULLER,
&. GOODING. ]. d.
FOSTER.
Extract OF a letter from
Col. Davies. who was
killed at the battle of Tip
pecanoe. Aug. "a, 1911:
/ make free to declare,
were TWO military men
IN me w est ana zen.
HARRISON IS me hrst OIL the
WV Mo .e su,,
Ct" cooau. 81
o"yue', oo'o,"o' VI
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30

The following beau
tifui slang, we cop,
from the Boston Post
Read it, and theI
compare ii with tn,
extract from Col. r
NJ Johnsons speecl
IN Congress.
"Tlle feds, twhigsl in
"their attempt to gnl
1.-THE people with har,
cider. have only befool
ED themselves. They
FIRST. commenced draw
ling freely at the tap
"in honor OF Tip, anc
+" drank till they became
"AS STUPID as fiji
Green. Harrlsonl him
"self.
The Post, the Lin
cola Patriot. the Ar.
gus, Age and mos
other loco foco pa
pers, call Gen. Har
rison STUPID, | M
REClLE, a COW
ARD, and n "mai
with one idea.
Col. JOHNSON, tn,
VICE PREsIDENT o
the United States
say, Of him.
"IIniversally beloved
Sin the walks Of peace
"and distinguished b,
"his ability IN the Coun
"cils of his country. h
"has been yet more illus
"triously distinguished
"in the field"
Now, how doe.
this happen. WHY
Col johnson speak
what he knows
He foughtundef him
and knows him to b,
brave and honorable
high minded and no
bile.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30

Net wing gain
HURRAH FOR OLD VIRGINIA.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30
REMOVAL.
WIN. GARDINER

HAS removed TO ono door South Of c. l.,
LII Owens store, where he intends 10 keep con-
stantly on hand superior stock of BOOTS and
SHOES.
r. s. Also constantly dn hand a superior lot
of SADDLES and HARNESSES which will bo
sold cheap for CASH.
Bath April 18th.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30
;6 Is the "Byother Jonothan" deadi

The Wing State Convention. is notified to be
holden at Augusta, the 18th of June.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30
FOR N.9LE.
TENEN shares in the Lincoln Bank Inquire o.
the Cashier. 3w4*


TEyHE undersigned having been commissioned by
Il the Hon. .Ashur Ware. Judge of the U.
District Court for the State of Maine to inspect the
Boiler and Machinery OF the Steam Boat Sagada-
hoe, in conformity to the law of Congress passed
July 18th ls3s-hereby certify, that we have this
day made thorough examination of said Boiler
and machinery. (The Boiler examined inside and
outside,) and that in our opinion they perfectly
strong and SAFE
The Boiler is now about three wears old. and is
capable Of sustaining pressure of sixty pounds to
the SCARE inch with perfect safety.
HORACE NJ BARTOL
BENJAMIN BROWN
Eath anril 18th 1910
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30

Wing majority last year
Wing maj. this year
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
MARSHAI'S SALE.

Comslock g. Andrews Returnable 10 the U s.
VS. al Il IA Circuit Cout ito May
Mcknight & Co. term 1910.
Mulby & starr
Us al Il IA
J Mcknight & Co.
BY virtue of the above stated executions, TO
me directed, from the Honorable United States
Circuit Court, for the Southern District Of Ms,is-
sippi, will expose to public sale to the highest
bidder fol cash, before the Court house door OF
Holmes county on the
First Monday, the 4th day of May next,
the ollowing described land, to wit: the undiyi-
dcd haf Of the east half OF secticn 9, and west
half g9uth west quarter and south east quarter
of saoth west quarter of section 10, township Ia,
range east, also, the west halfnorth west quar-
ter and south west quarter section 9, and west
half south west quarter OF section 5, and east
half north east quarter OF section 8, township l3,
range | east, containing S42 acres more Or less
! Levied on as the property VI said defendant
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
MARSHAL's SAFE
Ohm ArmGcId.

0ohn Arm6eld,
vs. Fl "a
james Calling & securities
Robert Painter & Co.
Galloway & Richardson & .,
Oliver Anderson ''''''
vs. ais Il ia
galloway " Richardson ct al G. so...
Oliver Anderson ''''''
VS. ais fl ia
Galloway d Richardson Of al
Returnable TO the United S,.,. =.
cut Court, to May term 1910. '' VIZ
BY virtue of the above ,,,,o1
ias 10 NE directed fromthc Honor rJ
United Sts'es Circuit Court, tor "a
Southern District of Mississinnni Wy
will expose to public sale for CAIN lE' bo'
fora the Court Fouse door of Holmo.
county, on the
in the hours pres bed by law. all tbo
ii@1'' clue' interest, and claim, the
said defendant hath inland to t6c H.
lowing described property, 10 vii.
the west half &C the north west
quarter of section 10, in township "A,
OF range | east, containing so and
49, lO0ths acres; east half THE souG
east quarter of section "a, in TOWNSHIP
IA, range | west, containing 81 and
6I-lO0lhs acres; east half Of the south
west quarter and the east half of tbe
north east qua.ter of section "a. Of
township "A, range / wesl, CONTAINING
l63 and 34-l00ths acres; east lajf
south west quarter section 10, town
ship IA, OF range east, containing go
38-l00ths acres; the wesu half Of
south east quarter Of section ga IN
township IA, of range west CONAN.
ing Is and G7-1O0ths acres; the west
half Of south west quarter Of section IS
in TOWNSHIP, IA, range cast, 30 ana
33-l00ths acres, containg in all five
hundred and siXty-six AGREES and lout
four hundredth's acres, more or less,
The above stated land will be seldom
MoNDAYTHE 27th DAY or.AFRL yFxr.to
satisfy the above otatcd fl fas and cost
Of snit. Levied as the property Of
James Catlin, on 4e oath day of Man.
w. NJ. GWlN, Marshal,
BY y. =: Furguson, Depu.~.
March - ids Pr. fee !e59
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06

N LIST Of letters remaining in The fosl
IN Office at Franklin Miss. on the isl gay OF
April 1910, which il not taken out before me lsl
day orJuly next, will he sent to the Post once
department as dead letters.
Arnold Mary NJ. Byrd liom, Byrd " W
Bonn ], Guirus James, Boar Mies T. J., Bullock
j 4, Gigg, Margaret, Donna " n, Baker, Il,
Baker Thomas II, Bardwe ?, Barbour J =,
BatesJ c. Cintm Miss r, Cunningham "
;. Cook ! 3. Davis Uililm Dixon Hugh.
East John, Exam J ~, Ellis Edmund. Fcser
I'll, Foreman j, Fowler a, Ford + h. Gage
Matthew, Gibson n, Gnnstead " &, Gulhdge
Joel. Hubut r /, Harris G., Horton MIS- q,
Naleroye " Il, Hatch a, Horton NJ. johnson
S ", 6, Johnson J ", Johnson J y. King W
G. Lewis Uiam 7, lacy John 2, Landlair d.
Mention ~, Niece a G, cllachnn II, Nor
ais Him. Muly + ), Mo,risonJ H. Ol'ham
Miss u L. Hanna A NJ, Parks S 3, Patterson
A j. 3, Perkins T. II, Patrick J A, Picket
Mrs J. Russell II j, Roberts Sarah, ROWS La
cretia. sneduxr nv Sims h, Sanders Il W3,
Sanders b & r ", sharp J M 2, Smith II NJ,
Sherycr j. Stewart j, Sproles Nancy. Taylo'
NJ, I'aylor + 2, Taylor job ?, Taylor O, Tan
ner L B, Tribble L Nj, Thomas d L, .. Usher
| ~. Watson Sarah, WlIiams Il M, Williams
r $, Winia = b $, Hilson NJ, Williams R,
SVadIDgt, Mary, Wadlmgron Ehgah, w adj
lng,on Frances, Washington T., Walker
WIN,
Persons calling for letters in the above list
win please say hey are advertised
A. NJ. MAYO, P. NJ.
April II, - 3w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06

Al LIST of letters remaining in the Po'l
~ Office at Tchua Miss. on the LIST day OF
April lsl9, which il not taken out before the lst
day oiiuly neSt, wfll he sent to tie Post Once
Department us dead letters.
k}.--EcIl 5 ID, Bright Doctor jesse, Bea>ly
Philip S, Bluctt Thomas G 2, Bell Wn II 4,
Bell Mrs Arris, Brewster u b.
Cary James l., CardoGo J NJ 3, Cage
Edward, Cox Hiram ), Cherry b, Comion +
NJ 2, Cooper Nathan,
FD,-Dean John 8.
k1.--Fowler Alfred 2, Fraysicr VIM j. 3.
es.--Glasscock VIM II, Galloway Il G 2,
Galloway & Richardson 2, Gnin James NJ.
Hurst Mrs Ann L, Hunter Caroline Il, IIig-
gins James.
FG-Kyle VIM S, Kein G..
E.--Land Thomas +, Land Thomas 2, Land
VIM, Land Sas, Lane Caroline a J. lfws New
ton, Lynch S NJ 2, Lawton CT.
M.-Melhoy Robert, Maary } NJ, MeAiee
Morgan 2.
ES.--Page John G.
Richardson John G 2.
SS-Scrugg8 & Bell ,, Stocks William G.
'E-Thompson David ID.
Wv est james r, West z c, Wise as
Wetmore james G.
Persons calling for letters in the above lia
vii lplease say they are Advertised.
WILLIAM f. STANSBURY, 7. NJ.
A pr II % 3w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
MARRSAL'S SALE.

Charles .son Retnmablc to Ibe U
vs. & ia Circuit Cout 10 Mt
a NJ Mayo IS rerm 1870
securities
c B Gannis & Co. use &c.
VS. # IA
a NJ MAYO & securities
dber & Nude
vs. & ia
A NJ Mayo & Dolc & securities,
BY virtue Of the above stated /
IA tome directed, from the Honorable
Unitd States Circuit Court, for the
Southern Districtof Alissi,s lpi, ! will
on the
Fourth Moaday The 9th day Of
Apra nea,
expose to public sale for cash, IN The
town Of Lexington, Holmes County
Mississippi, all the right, title, interest,"
and claim the said defendant Mayo,
hath in or to the following described
property TO wit;-Lots Number l4,9l
95, 9 aud The said lots has fine
dwelling house thereon, and other o0'
houses, and lying and being IN the Town y,
of Franklin. Also west hall Of lnc
north cast quarter and east hall Of the
north west quarter Of township l5'sec'
ton 80, range 3 east. Also the ea,'
half of the north east quarter sec t
33, township l3, range eas. Al no
the south cast quarter Of section 20
township Is. range 8 cast.
The above stated property has Oeea
levied on as the property OF o. ~
Mayo, and will be sold TO SATISFY '"'
above stated Il ia and cost OF suit
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal
BY p. NJ. FURGUSON, pepo
Mar 81 10 IDS Pr. fee Sll o.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
no TnE PuRIIC.

NOTlCE is hereby given to all per-
Ia sons Interested, that shall at the
June term 1910, Of the Probate Court Of
the county Of Holmes, and State of Mis-
sisslppl, make my final settlement and
surrender the letters Of administration
hitherto granted me by said Court, Of the
Estate OF Jackson Rogers deceased.
w. w. WHITEHEAD.
Maya 26 CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

~
U 40 Weathcrby, two horses uc
eAsASA 9gt y horse Il years old, l54
49,, hands high branded with The
letter 5. on each shoulder and thigh, APP
praised to S75. One chesnul sorreI
horse, eight yeas old, about Ii hands
high, star on the forehead, aud white
nose; no brands perceiyeable. appraised
TO Sl0O
TAKEN up by Reuben Vaughn, two
horses, one IA bal! face three white legs,
and white pided on the right jaw, and
tides colcred dark sorrel, ii hands high,
s or 0 YEAR Of, appraised to $40. The
Other is a brown mare, four years old, II
hands high, the rigA' HAD foot v e; no
other marks percep, it. appraised TO S75.
TAKEN up by JET. Falheree, vel,
low bay horse, eight years old, a small nip
or crop of the left ear, a black streak run
ming down bis back appraised to S73
TAKEN up ty Lindsey S. Wells, a
grey mare mule, about 10 or u years old,
branded on the left thigh with M.
TAKEN up by Robert Olphint, a
chestnut sorrel horse, with "A small star on
his forehead, some mafks on his shoulder
made by the collar, about 10 Or II years
old, appraised to $50.
JOHN N. BASKIN, Ranger.
April IL 22-3w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

A GREEABLY to an order of the
"a Probate Court Of Holmes county,
made at the April term 1910, shall pro-
coed to sell on Monday the 22l dey OF
June next, at the residence Of the late
Asenalh w Arick deceased, all he per>
sonal estate of the said decedent, consist.
ing in part ola variety Of Household and
Kitchen furniture, Hogs, Cattle, &c. &c
A credit of six months will be given on all
sums above five dollars, the purchaser civ.
ing bond With approved security. Sale
to commence at IL O'clock.
J c RAWLINGS, Admir-.
| May % % tbs
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,

| will sci. to the highest bidder for
cash, before the Court house door of nv
county, on the 4th Monday ia July next,
lots numbers SO and 81, in the town Of
Lexington, assessed as the property Of
Bruton & Fisher for he year 1889.
} WALTON, Tc,Hc.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
May
TAX COLLECTORS SALE

l will sell to the highest 'llOy y n
cash, before the Court house door /" , =.
county on the Ord Monday 10 Aa ,S b
next the following described proper u.
wit: lots numbers IA, rs ana -. i &, III
sod as the property OFT W Bean W y
year 1889. nc
Nav % IS luS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
TAX COLLECTORS SALE

will sell 10 ;he highest b'o'4 :.
cash, before The Court house door " =, Z,
county, on The 3rd Monday III hosp !,
next the following described propr!, v
wit: the soath half oilot number oo' &,
sessed as the property of ID + Da'cs' y
the year 1899.
J WALTON, re-, Il
Nav % % tbs
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
NOTICE

ms hereby given, that ! shall apply TO
the Honorable Probate Court Of the
county of Holmes, end state of Mississip-
ri. at the July term 1910, for final set
clement Of my Administration Of the Es-
tate of Henry Platner: deceased ,a,.s
II. Fl. FULTZ, Admir-
ALL 25 6W
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

II ETTERS Of administration hayipo
-EA been granted to the subscriber. BIZ
the Honorable the Probate Court Of NE
county Of Holmes, at the February term d
said court, in the year 1889, upon the es.
tate of Leweilen Lewis, late Of sand com.
~ deceased, this is to notify all creditors
of said deceased. TO present their demands
within the time prescribed BY law. or
they will be forever barred.
THOMAS ROBERTS, Adm,
OF LeweIlen Lewis, Decd
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
WM. ii. JOHNSON,
JAMES II. WEST,

Adm:'s of James Higgins deed.
N. b. The above lands are exempt
from Dover, the Court having Allotted 10
the relict Of said James Higgins her
dover, in an entire body which Is not in.
Guided in the above.
Nav 9 26 6w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
TAX COLLECTOR's sALN.

! will sell to the highest bidder for cash
at the Court house door Of Holmes county
on the 4th Monday in July next, the
following described property to wit: the
north half, east half, nerth east quarter Of
section number 2, township II, range 2
east.
Assessed as the property of William L
Trimble and George w. Redmon for the
years 1888 and 1883.
WALTON, T, G., II. c.
April Is % tbs
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
MAY %
rAY coIIECTOR,s sALE.

will sell TO the highest Olo0o i Il
cash before the Court house aooi y. Y ns,
county on the 9TH Monday in 9 9o ! b
the south half oflot number 90 p, - n,o,
town Of Lexington, assessed ~ so a
erly Of N. Fike for the year 1907
J WALTONr @ IT.
-. 30 slS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06

ISI|A{1G.
TIT ETTEBS VA administrators, with
LIZ the will annexed on the estate Of
Acenath Arick, deceased, at the March
term 1870, oflhe Probate court Of Holmes
county having been granted TO the uuder-
signed, notice is hereby given TO all per-
sons having claims against sand estate to
present them within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred.
j. G. RIA AWNINGS.
Aoru 10 % e
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
PROSPECTUS
or THE SOUTHERN HARP.
A aep paper 10 be established IN ne city q
Augusta.
DEVOTED TO THE SCIENCE OF
MUSIC

/
E. lie subscriber in appealing to a
generous public to sustain him in his un-
derahng, is aware Of the Numerous dill
culies against which he will have to con-
|tend. but with firm resolution, and de-
eoielneaa to his business, he feels conf
dent Of overcoming them.
/ The idea of starting paper at the
South, devoted onticly to The subject Of
music, may appear novel aud visionary;
But with litlle reflection It viii be found
such work IS much recded ia this Sec
Iton Of our country. The North has gone
FER ahead OF us in this useful and delight
Itul science, and it is no doubt owing to
be existence OF their numerous Journals
lChrough whose columns the principles Of
Music are simpifed and brought within
the comprehension Of juvenile learners.
! II Is true there are many valuable books
written on the subject Of Music, but they
are not written in STYLE to be understood
, Wy that class slanding more in need Of M
struction--l mean scholars. TO depend
Jag altogether on the labors Of the teacher
is depending on too much. 1t is not like
learning grammar or history, where th'
pupil has a text book to which 10 refer.
The teacher gives instruction one day
which is forgotten next. So it will
be tie aim Of the Editor Of The HARP %
mike the science as easy as possible, by
leading the pupil on gradually from the
elementary to more difficult branches Of
Musical Science.
Tee columns Of the HARP viii he open
to all communications on the subject Of
Music, whether Of a sa I'D or secular ma
ture.
Zach number will contain one or more
'peicas of original or selected Music, for
The Piano, Guitar or Flute; Church Nh.
sic viii also fad place ia our columns.
1'hus the HARP will be a welcome visitor
to the pupil, the amateur aud the religious
community.
the HART wi We issued gemi,monlhly
printed on fine paper, in royal quarto form
dixie the Augusta llirror,) and furnished
to subscribers on the following
TERMS.
Single copy, $3 90
Two copies, 8 GO
The subscription money TO be paid on
delivery ofthe first numbcr.
The first number will appear on the
first Of April provided Sufficient number
of subscribers obtaining to warrant the
undertaking.
VlTOR LA TASTE.
Professor OF Music, Augusta, Ga.
0~r Editors friendly TO the publication
10, such jaurnhl, by copying aud cal
| ling puAllc attention to the above prospoc.
tas, will conie. favor that will b. daily
appreciated.
May 9, GO
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK.

JACKSON, May Is, 1910.
The Stockholders of this lastitutioD
are requested 10 meet at the Banking
Houses Of the respective districts on the
Sih day OF June next, Tor the purpose Of
celebrating on the general affairs Of the
Bank, aud OF having action as TO the poll.
cy necessary to be pursued by the Insti
tuition in future.
Signed
ii. G. RINNELS, President.
May % Is 2w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
VlTOR LA TASTE.

Professor uf Music, Augusta, Ga.
0T Editors friendly to the publication
OF such a jaurnhl, by copying aud cal
ling pullca.tention to the above prospoc.
tas, will coute: a favor that will b. daily
appreciated.
hay 9, &c
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06

Charles .son Reruma5lc to The l
KS e ia Circuit Comt 10 Ma
a NJ Mayo ~ rerm 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-02
R,crnoxD. Nv. Marcm c. 1910.

Yesterday m which you state that has been opcnly
avoscd that Gen fIarrson az tire 20 ue a.
ne Of the Thames nor within Two miles OF the battle
groundihat tho entire plan 81 operations was procc
ted nv Col r. NJ Jorrsou.-ihni be Jed the truops on
~ conquest and at Gcneru Harrison bad no part nor
lot in the matter" Ny humiliation deep, that ne
-cssv shoIi exist produced BY party 70 prove
facts aicsted By history ior more Than quarter Of o
century. end which have never before been question
I'd That ignoranco and crcduhiy uhound 70 on en-
tent 90 render such buselsss assertions available be-
speaks Ia nentabe state II public inteig 3ncc' anu
por,ends no good ~ The rcpublic
That Col johnson lcl he van. and lrourh' On ne
,,t 4. t,rs-tI,af " shaved s,ith tie utmost Tsl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-02

GEN HARRIsoN's KINDNESS TN AZ FRESHMAN ~
DsTREss.-About two three years since, a young
Irishman named John IIaney. of respectable parents
emigraied to- Cincinnati Ohio. with his wife, whom he
had married for love- against his father wishes winch
the of his leaving his country Some short
time after IIanley, who had kept small store in Gin
cinnai heard of the death of his father, who was
Of much properly. Having also been informed
that he wonld thereby into a comfortable indie
psndencc. he sold out every hing and embarked with
his wife for Ireland On arriving there, what was his
sad disappointment learn that he was left five
pounds or in other words dsinherited. Tie immedi-
aiely rnscd a small Of money 10 pay his passage
and TINT Of his WIFE who WINS an accomplished and
interesting woman. cndeovoged 10 obtain livelihood
for her husband NY teaching music. General Harri-
having heard of the peculiarly distressing crcun-
stances above related became warmly interested ~
behalf of the fami!y, with whose iosching and
what romoriIc history he sympaihised Win that be
ncvoeDco Of heart which has been characteristic
of his noble and chvairous disposition. There was
the berth &C a Clertshp IN his office vactnt IL was
worth FIVE hundred dollars year Many personal
friends Of the General solicited If him 10 behalf Of
their sons lie reluctantly refused them AL AID gave
tho place 20 the poor young lrishman, Hnniey. And
let all true.heartci Ifisilpen remember. and What
lfishuan has not q warm nnd true heart that Hanley
held the Office 20 the hour Of MS death, and paid
% ~ that moment though for the last siE mouths Of
his life he had been and unable 10 perform the do
tics Of his station. For authorities Of the above state
mems VI refer you the three following persons nj
4 Cincinnati. via Bishop Pufcoi tho Rev Nc Mont
-omery. aud Dr. Banner.