Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-04
PASS III ROUND.

10 Ieau the SOILS VI lIecuOuI VI.
Richmond Wing.
And when he went the foe to find,
"Great Harrison" he staid behind.
Neic Era.
F" Poor Indians" TOO, without "hound"
Caught Granny 'seepin' very soundn
". II. Argus.
And when awOke at break of day,
AS won't to do, she ran away.
Cuyrga Toscin
When she heard the lannon's roar,
They never saw her any more!
Bah. Republican
Straight to our river in a boat,
clipped" in fiaanel petticoat
@iHcothe JomnGl.
She went home 10 snug safe quarters, 4
70 muse on Thames bloody waters.
Fulton Democrat.
She went quite child in feather bed,
And cried the blood's on Croghan's
head"
Ner Era.
When Proctor journeyed from afar,
To whar she was-she wasn't thar.
Nashville Union.
AID so il vas Tfppe was right
ause?-She did not dare 10 fight.
Rcpab. Herald.
"Let Croghan fight, III run" said she,
"The British ne'er shall shoot at me-"
Portland Argus.
In feather bed, so snug and warm,
Away from sword and bullets harm,
Our Granny slept, again, till day,
Then in her fanae's sneaked away.
CdtskiH Recorder
And while his troops siaid firm behind,
10 North Bend sneaked and.-rcsigned,
Coasackie Standard.
Down fel! her sword, home run Granny
Now called the Hero ofthe country
Great Wcstcra.
But she heard the foe was dead,
How we'vol ls.,li4 t---'-c'raiIhy saIu.
CdtskiN Recorder.
And since the late political war begun,
Her ruling passion is, still 10 run
Louisiana Democrat
Aud when she found her honor speut,
She "set her capn for President!
Corsdckie Standard.
The people for her would not vote,
Cause she wore the petlicoat.
Age.
The "poor mans candidate" is she,
Who'd sell them into slavery!
Bay State Democrat
And take the money for to buy,
Poor niger slave" alore he die.
Florence Gazette
And By the abolition trick,
Make black slaves lreeTen, mighty slick
Weekly Record.
As substitute for the African race,
Make white men slares in their place
Louisiana Democrat.
Yet still the Wings ia triumph shout.
Hard cider, Jp,' will kick Van out!
Columbus Democrat.
| But ''Uncle SAM a knowing one,
Says, ''can't come that Miss Harrison. !
Corsdckic Standard.
"Miss Harrison" is all the 60,
Since she's got an ''ofIice" Cor q "Jeau 7
But poor men have nought to dread,
"Uncle Sam" and her will never rcd
Louisiana Democrat
! Nor will the people ever "chaie'
! Her alien and sediton law.
Salem Advertiser.
Ia second childhood now IS she,
! Under the guardianship ofihree;
/ They will rot let old Granny speak.
4 Cause the old critters mind is weak.
Ner Era.
| The presidential race draws nigh,
i Both nags have got mettIe high;
4 But one has aGranny" for The rider,
Quite heavy wet WITHHOLD hard cider.
4 Mississippi Free Trader.
cannot answer ! scished.
And If | answered I'd be dtshed.
Miss. Lexington Union.
Pensacola Money at Mobile.--Tbe,la
heavy falling off n Pensacola money a
pears to have had a serious effect uno
the poorer classes Of Mobile. The AZ
1 vertiser says; "Ths large amount Of sma
& notes in circulation 10 this city are in Il
3 hands ofthose who least can afford 10 10
Nbyihem, and If the bank has any sol
I Enclosures will be taken 10 protect the no
"lesl. bard working man from loss. NJ