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Lexington union., 1840-12-19
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1ne money arrays TO BE- pad at Ne time Of
subscrtbaag.
or Post Masters throughout the United
states are authorized agents OF the Saturday
Morning Visier.''
NJ Any Post Master, or other person, who
VIII obtain three Subscribers, and remit Us the
advance subscription ($G,) will be entitled TO,
and receive fourth copy for The trouble. Or by
remliting SIS, the other can be detained as
commission, and three copies only will be sent.
Notes on all solvent hanks,1 in the Stale the
subscribers reside will be tiken at par for sub
scriptions Inall cases, however, those remitting
money will confer favor by forwarding that
payable the nearest TO Maryland
OFT Postage muslin oil Glses be paii.
Or No unpaid letters tiken oul or the Post
Odice unless they contain noaey or are endorsed
by the nama Of al agent. When they contain
money rom subscriber', Tho amount OF postage
VIII bo deducted from the subscription
Address JONES, SHERWOOD, q 60.
:, No ~ n. Gay n Baltimore, ND.
NoY, =, 81
Lexington union., 1840-12-19
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
E ETTERS Of Administration, hay.
A-A ing been granted to the under
signed by the Hon. Alva Wilson. Judge
OF the Court of Probates of Holmes
county, at the September term of said
Court, 1840, upon the estate Of William
j. Fraysier, Esq, deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons holding
claims against said estate, to exhibit
the same within the time limited by law
or the same will be forever barred.
NATHANIEL +. RIVES,
JOHN NJ. CLEMENT.
Oct AT CIV
Lexington union., 1840-12-19
40 tnG HeeDaOrs

OFTHE COMMERCIAL & Rail Roam
Bank Of Vicksburg,
EDQ clause in the assignmen,u III,
A Id property and effects of The ahu
Bank on the 18th February last. wbiebn
recorded, the debtors are secured in tb
right to pay in the paper of the Bapk IN.
III the 18th Of February next, upon any
debt.duo il, aud to pAy it atlerwardsvpon
all debts which shall by that day bs
" secured" to the satisfaction Of tho a..
signees.
Those debts which by thai time shslI
not be so secured will be subject to such
rule as may be adopted in carrying he
trust into effect. The clause referred 10
is as follows to wit -" The trustees
shall proceed 10 collect and bold The pro,
ceeds Of such sales aud also to collect end
realise in money the most that may 10
practicable from the bonds, Bills Of Ex.
change, Bills receivable, Notes, Accounts,
Claims, judgments, demaOds, chooses in ac-
lion and profits Of said Raj! Road, from
and after the time Of ia completion to
Jackson, hereby transferred and assigned
TO them Provided, tha! however tho
said trustees shall in no case refuse to
receive from debtors TO said President,
Directors and Company of the CONNER,
ciaI and Rail Road Bank Of Vicksburg
he bank notes, Checks, post notes cerlIG-
,ates of deposit, and Bills receveatlc
lue from said Bank, or any ofite bIauchCa
n payment Of debts due to the said Presl
lent, Directors and Company Of the COM
nercial and Rail Road Bank Of Vicks.
,urg, provided such debtor or debtors shall
i've sufFicien, security for the amount Of
lis, her, or their liabilities within twelve
months after the regi1uaIaIlon Of Tbs deed
4 trust.
w. w. FRAZIER.
THOs. e. ROBBINS, Asaigaees
WIN. 8. BODLEY.
November 81, 2-5m'
Lexington union., 1840-12-19

some experience in public affairs. has
witnessed much human depravily. suffered
some wrong, and met with much 10 dis.
courage exertions for the sood o.. his couu.
try and his race; but never for a moment
has he lost his faith in mans high destiny.
or relaxed hIs determination TO contribute
to his advancement under all DISCOURAGE.
menIs. IL he shall reap no personal
advantages from his course, beyond con.
sciouaness Of doing bis duty, his children.
his children's children, and myriad. ol
human beings hereafter 70 live, may, by
his examples and labors, however humble
and feeble, be made more Intelligent and
more happy. Ataoy rate in this glorious
hope no intends 10 labor, 1--we aud die.
Who will aid hiln in Ibis undertaking?
AMOS KENDALL.
Naet "a
Lexington union., 1840-12-19
" aZoo City EGoteE.
fE'l,

gE5SIIE undersigned takes .hs method
Ed of returning his thanks to his
friends ard the public for HE very liberal
patronage heretofore extended TO him and
respectfully asks continuation thereof
he is prepared and will kssp horses for
persons by the Gay, week, or month, on
good terms, his stable is large and dry
and shall be attended to by the best OF
hosilers, and viii keep constantly on
hand. good provender, the public are res
pectlulIy invited TO give me a call.
Lexington union., 1840-12-19
N0TlCE.

"a Ii persoasconcerned in the estate
"a of William l.. Awrict. deceased,
are hereby notifird that ! shall as Admin
islra'or Of the estate Of Acenilh Arick, de-
ceased, present for fnal settlement TO the
Probate Court, Of Holmes county, a its
next December term, the accounts Of the
SAID Asconith Awrick, as executrix Of the
estate Of William T.. Awrick deceased.
JACKSON c. RAWLINGS.
October 10, 49-6w.
Lexington union., 1840-12-19

0|rAll of the charges due to he paid
in good money when called on, no ac.
countability for baggage unIess delivered
to the Clerk o. La ndiord.
Fl. N. WHITMAN, Pre-.
Kazoo City, Aug 20, lS40 AZ #
Lexington union., 1840-12-19
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
I. e. j. Cook
VS.. 1893
Horner Good, ct al.
Superior Court Of Chancery--June Term
IESO

~NPGEioa NOuIt VI ShduCGE9 --V uiS CI VI
1870.
E pom opening the matters Of this
u bill, and il appearing to the salts.
faction Of the court, that the defendants
John lIorher, and Horner Good, are not
inhabitants of thus state--but resides bet
yond the limi,s thereof, so that the ordina
~ process uf this court cannot be execu-
ted on them--Thcrefore, it is ordered iha,
unless the said defendants appear before
the chancellor at The court room 10 Jack.
son, the first Monday in December next,
and plead. answer or demur 10 the bill OF
complaint herein, the several allegations
hereof, viii be token pro cealesso, and
such order or decree made therein as Fhe
chancellor may deem equitable and just
1t is further ordered that a copy Of this
order BIZ Inserted 10 the lexington Unioa
once week for two months successiyeIy.
II. L. DIXON, OK.
FuI'a g. Brooke, for com'pt.
Lexington, Sept. 49, As 3n, pr fee SD
Lexington union., 1840-12-19

NOTICE.
SESflE undersigned having formed o
Id co-partnership for transacting q
general commission bnsiness in tne City
Of New Orleans, under the firm of lIasey
& Bell. One Of this firm, j. NJ. Bel!
will remain throughout the season al
Vichsburg, and win 10 prepared at aI
times to receive consignments, and make
advances on Cotton. The office il No
80 Banks Alley, New Orleans.
ABRAM A. HALSEY.
JOHN Nj. BELL.
February 20, rs t
Lexington union., 1840-12-19
NOJ'ICE.

NOTICE.
W EFT my bed and board on The 25lh
M a instant, my wife Margare,t GuessI
without provocntion hereby forNarn oil,
persons from crediting her on my uceoune
with the expectation Of my paying the
same, for | will not pay any debts she
contracts.
TERRELL GUESS.
November ~, 3-2m.
Lexington union., 1840-12-19
NOTICE,

US hereby given to all concerned that
III the undersigned administrators Of The
estate Of Benjamin 5. Williams, deceased
will apply 10 the Honorable Probate court
Of Holmes county, at the December torn
lS4O thereof, for final settlement Of their
said administration.
JOHN s. TANNER,
w. -, WHIEFIELD.
Administrators.
October 8, 47-6w,
Lexington union., 1840-12-19
WATCH MAKING.

WATCH MAKING.
gEVHE undersigned having pcrma-
Ia nentlylocatcd himselfin Licking
Ton, for the purpose Of carrying on the
above business, and where he is pre-
pared at the shortest notice to repair
WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEWEL.
RY Of all kiids.-Any work the public
may entrust to his care will meet with
prompt attention. His shop is one
door below the Union Hall.
w. #. TOLBERT.
L9xington, Sept. 26, 46--lf.
Lexington union., 1840-12-19
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
"A LII persons are cautioned agains
= taking note given by me to John
I Crawford, payable to A AByrn, on the
Isl January next, and bearing date on
The 18th or 10Th May last, as The con
sideratlon for which said note was Civ.
ens has entirely failed, and | stall M
pay the same.
CHATHAM HURST.
Tchula, Oct 10, 1910. 49
Lexington union., 1840-12-19
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Ill pressiy for it than any weekly paper in Amer
ica, more than FORTY WRITER'S, embracing
some ofthebrighiest names ID the country, besida
European correspondents, I'll its columns
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Per annum, e3,00
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Ilpaid at the expiration ofsx months, $50
For six months, Il paid in advance, 1,25
GREAT lNDUCEMENT TO CLUBS.
3 Copies for, & 500
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Lexington union., 1840-12-19
Dissolution.

7EVHEcopartnorship heretofore existing <
H under the firm o! Yates u Bo''etS
is this day dissolved BY mutual conseO,'
all those having claims against sad nfm
will prcsen, them for payment, ana O''
those owing said firm will please ca'' W, Y,
medialely and make paymenttos ,. Bo'e'S
as he is alone authorised to receipt io'~'
RI. YATES.
S. BOTTERs.
September %, lS40.--464w.
Lexington union., 1840-12-19
NOTICE.
II IA y n ~ OE vi 1851 SI3tEl,
HOLMES COUNTY TO WIT


HoLMas COUNTY WIT
Probate Court N0ve8b(r term, 1870.
a GREEABLY to an order of the
GA. Honorable AIvah Wilson, Judge ol
PsobaLe for the county Of Holmes; notice
is hereby given to all persons interested
IN Tho lands, tenemennts aud beredta-
ments, of Arceni,h w. Awrick, late Of
said county deceased, to be aud person.
ally appear before said court at its next
January term, to show cause if any thew
can, why an order should not be made by
this Court for the sale Of the following
lands belonging 10 said decedents estate.
to vi, The east half Of the north east
quarter Of section %; the west half Of the
noTih east quarter of section 81, and wes
haIf Of the north west quarter Of section
No. 33. Also, the half of the north enst
quarter of section 30. all in township Is, of
range 2 east. IL having been suggested
to the Court by Jnckson c. Rawlings,
Administrators upon said estate, that the
personal property of said decedent's estate
IS Insufficient 10 pay the debts owing from
said estate.
Witness the Hon. Alvah
Wilson, Judge of said
l.. 3. Coust, the first Monday OF
November, l940
Issued the 5lh day Of Noyem,
ber, 1910.
] M. HOLLlNGSWORTH. Cl'k,
November 5, 52---6w.
Lexington union., 1840-12-19
june 90

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
2& Z Ii HE partnership heretofore existing
.k- between A. & A. L. Eiragfon
was dissolved on the 1st day Of July last,
by the death Of Austin Eirinetoa. All
those indebted to the late firm, will please
call at their Old Stand. and make settle
ment by note or otherwise, as il is ahso.
Io'ely necessary the business should te
brought to close.
ANSEL L. EDRlNGTON,
Surviving partner of
A. & A. L. EDRiNGTON.
THE subscriber having received a
supply of NEW AND SEASONABLE
GOODS, will continue business on his
account, al the late stand of A. g. A. l..
Edrine;oo, where be expects 10 keep a
general assortment Of goods, which he
sill dispose Of at reduced prices, for cash
He hopes TO receive q liberal share Of
public patronage.
4. L.. EDRINGTON.
August s 80 tt
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*Sr;atlt feit trH fcH Sauuar 1870.
An Gle acbtb. Eid)ter ecr Geurt po,
Common pleas BON &crfs Caunty.
Die Gurltcren tcrittten aettuusspca,
DAB lls pie Wthnuns bon Seiurih Slaart,
esa GebaBmeiilrr ppu Bsrt6'ganutp, pcr,
lthfis rnrthisbrn, accrpnet nnb tsrlebtpts
patsn, nom ilen 3aas Sanuar, 1889, bic
sum aliten Saa 0tetmter, pcI, ,ltra Sabrs,
aflrs S"af mt ,nasibIeHsu, nuo tinfcn, Daft
elc rriaNts eauntp etm Shaemelifrr nle
Snmne pen trrl buMrert mo aeht unp prc..
Ely 3balss mnc riu nne f,inf;ss anp eiu 0ier
I'll Cnt ebnlelA 1T
Es5tuae &C aNis.s Santftrift eicisu %.
fen S"a JSEllars, Il. 8 GIN tanleno acbt
pnnrsrGr nnp p!rr5ta.
Scan>. Nilbtmrrer J
I6iritcr .OiipIcntcraS Uupitcre
Daniel g. ST. Snutcr
Setrnar 1S. 4m.
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G1nla labuns SUR Subferipttsn
fir esn
gtbera alcn SeD ba 6ter.

I'm Die rtsuarnanntc 3situns lcpicl mic
moallb mchr sm pert,eiten. erlaMtt Ilt cer
GCrausartsr cnirltsn baS aecbrte QutIis
FUN ;ur unttrlbrlft fir pirisIte srsttsnIt
sin;ularfn.
Oain rrrfs ganntp tsint anbers osuticbr
3sltma tsttcbt ,pslhs bic mabrsn @runp:
idsc Der Geacnu,aurer Democratic rtrtbcis
piat 70 ,perrsa pls ssremee fse QsrM. gI5.
fat. 7aarrtson uW0 .DohW apcr he,
,cursrs aufmtrtlam earaiif armaht. nnn
btA,eb ater ernflitb ssintbt, fir ibrs Ssrs
bretuns 81 fcrsen.
Seo n9un nSens
Der "2ibsrale 8scbabtsr" sri,Dsint jsesn
9isnitaa ouf sinem 9rcIItn Supsraltpsen nit
flbsnsn 2sttsrn sseruft. Der SubicripticnS
preis 1T 9 II { Sbale rss Sabrs, ,psldwr
in balblabri9cr 0orausbe;abluus srbetsn mirb.
Wer i'm 2aufc reS SSabrS nibt besablt, benz
,peresn Ibal,r 50 Snts fir eas Sabr anss:
rbnst.
SIR fir;crs 3cit ats 6 NNcnat mirt fsin
llntuibrsibsr anssnommsn, unb stpaias Nuf
fiinoigunssn wsrpsn nur eann angencmmsn,
Wsnn ii' elnen OIcnat per Gblauf ees Cub
ieriptions Germins 0'iebsben nnb glsidseita
ale Nlditdnee abbtiablt wertsn.
8tfanntmahunssn wsreen banfbar anse'
nemmsn uno fir osn aswtbnlibsn Yrsis Gin:
gerildt.
llnterlthrsibsrn in bisftr Stact miro biz
3eituns pertOfrsi sefbidt psitsrs Derisnonns
gsn sefdbsben pureb bic Ypit Deer sra9er, ron
qtsRra fur s5 Gent jabrtib, auf Soften Der
bstrhsnbsn llntsrihrsibsr.
Briefs unb atittbeilunssn mh1en pertc o.
fre / elngefanot psreen.
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|
Suoerner Sar;ii pom Snoiana 8ebie=
te Dor, in melben CT Die 8elencerbeiteu
uno oen Nusaan9 Der Grp,bition unter
leinem Sefeble, mittbeilt, ouf fpelde ieb
in meincr Wittbeluna pom STEM Ncp.,
8e5us bate.
8dbreno e6 fsbr Su befla8eu 1T. baB
10 plele fbdsbare 9eben in bet Sblaht
pom 7ten porioen Monats, perloren ses
9on9en ilno, miro ber GonSre6 nit @srs
onu9en Den uneribrcesenen @eiit DER
2apferfeit rpabrnsbmen Den ieSer S5eil
Der itreteaoen Sruppen 70 iiesreib ,eo.
te 70 tpie autb Die unsrfd.rcfene Stano.
baftiofeit Die ibren Sefeblsbaber bel eli.
ney 0ete8subait aus5elCpnete. bic Die auTa
lerite Inltren9uno Oct Sapferfelt uno
Oi5ciplin erforperte."
Sn Iciner Sotiboft an oen GonereB,
i'm Stou. 1912, iaot prelioent @ooiion:
"Gine binldnolid)e Mobt BON oen
Staoten &eRtuefp, Sbo, pennlplpauien
uno SGir9inicn, neblt eini9en lueni8en
re9ulersu Sruppen, fteben unter Dem Se:
fsble oes brigade Gencrals 6arriion,o Der
oa6 uouiec 3utrauen feiner Mit:Scloatcn
bat. unter tpelben iilb Burger befinoen.
(nebrere oerielben, Sreiwllli9e in Den
Geiben) Die nibt psni9sr ourb ibre pc=
litliben Serbdltnife ais ibre perlonliben
Seroienfte. ous9essibnet iins.'
prelioent MaoilonS Sotl6oft pom 3e,
eemter 1918, entbielt fol9eaoes Gompli-
ment.:
,,Da bsr Gieo ouf 9dfe Grie, ben 8e8
in tas @ebiet bes Seinoes ofnete. 70 pers
leste oer Sefcbtsbabsr Oct ncroweitliden
2rnse. oen &ries oabin, uno perfol9te
lcbneQ Die feinDliben Sruppen. Die NIT
ibren barbarilben Gebulfen iib flaate.
ten, aber einsebolt uno in cine aa9emei,
ne Sbladt sesmunoea puroew bic iib
balo in oer Gefan9snnebmun9 Der Brits
tf.ben uno 3srftreuans Der inoianlibeu
4ioQt, cnrt0te.
,,Oleler Siee 8eredbt Dem 9eneral
Maior 6arrilom lebr sur Gbre, ourb
ociIen milltGrilde 2olente Der Gruno
pasu 9eleot wurpe."
Toleenoes Sribut oes 9cbes wurbe in
1911, Dem 8eneral Sorriion, BON elf BON
DEN Sffiyeren eeaebsn,oie in Der E6labt
BON Sippefanoe, unrer ieinem Sefcble
oefohten batten.
gle Ia9tsn
,Gcute unier &atsrlono uniere Oicns
tt. .lpieber ee9en einen eipilitrten coer in.
oioniIbcn Seinb, perlon9en, 70 tpuroen
,pir nit benz pollfommenoifen 3utrauen
cab Giea unb Gubm fclsen ,puroe, nns
ter Generat Sarrilpn morIbieren.
1ocl Gcof, Sc. .. Vurton
81. 2lSams, u. OolDtIns,
s. Surt (teao, Sciea SlooO.
Sofia Suellin9.S. g. Burton,
6. TuIler, o. 9oceing,
S. 8. Softer.
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Sebaefan,tner NeebnuitS
MN Urrf,; Sauu.n

Dir gicdnuna bon 6,inrieb S,asrl. Gsq.
StasmcIlsr pou Wsrts gaunfp, fir eas
Sabr weithcs fth am Sifsm Ssefmber,
1889 euriact, BON esu Iualscrea eriasttr
qauutp uutcrImbt.
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IN Siians ftttss Jahr pen ttm ..f
@auatp fetulris s.l81 go
Der Nchnurasfubrtr III nit rt,a
Bclauf vpu Tnmsiiunaen tres
eitirt. ,p,lths oit Nrmen Oirct,
tore vcn Werte GAuntp ipdhs
reno eem Sabr anf lha aueas.
tfelIt haten--3I4 Nnrciuusen 7 ,925 81
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mi (lcnsre eriaatsr Ganntp auf
ibu ansiie.lten, nsmlltt: .....
Ssr arne Sinner ~ untsrrehteu.
in Oifritren mslht cae neus
Shnlae{ee nht auarlcmmtn
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2Sasfn 1t. YfcrrrIrbm &c a,i,liIloarr 81 81
Gar SnlaFtiebe Stlmmtafcn, unfer
.. ncnen GrGftur,ea uptbpsnsis 50 75t
Osrlfhlerenrs 21S 90
NnIa3en am ntuen Geurtbaus:
Stateli-9 Gnpsi]unacn 1906 l6
< treiurrertGlt--27 Nu,
mcifunAcn 1899 81
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mrliunacn o22 94
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enen II. hmiebsarteit
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saaItbnsr, 28 Anweiiuna. 862 &c
Anitrtlsbtr unr SIajsr, ;
AnipHiunasm 52e9
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Aureiun3 $50 26
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..s.-SI..-.z.ss..
Iusitcbcnee Tarcn,
's''es "'H olltfn Ofetmtr u. .. 1889, an
bic Gaun.u fanis warsn:
1883, Slaaf DNatteu, gca. Sr,fcys os5 70
Utttnael Srtintr, Sieatins 622 SO
'Scujamlu Sain, 6cibrltera 8l2 rs
plii'p Saper, Bern 3CS "a
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Iussus zines Sriefes BON Sol. Dapies
Der in Der Sblabt gu Sippeeanoe fiel,
oatirt, 2lu9. "a, 1911.
vsSb bin 70 frei Su erfldren, oab i6
mir einbiloe, Dap 5spei militdrifbe Mans
net i'm Weiten fno, uno GENERAL parris
1on it per grfe oleler 5ipei." 30
Sn iciner SotIaoft pom lOtcn Dstfln.,
1913, all Die Seieesebun9 bon penn
filuanien, fa9t Guuernor Sdbneiosr
vSbcn 1T Die Gtirne oes .tun9en
6eloen, Grcsban, nit eorbeeren ,imwun-
oen, uno Die Seanun9en BON touienoen
Der @eibrr uno ainoer bic Dem Gcalp.
WeiIer oer unbarmber5i9en Sarboren oer
8ilonib, uno Dem INNER 9rofern Sar<
bar, prcctor, entrifen spuroen, ruben
auf toarrifon uno ieiner tapferH
Irmse."
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Jmrors um Bss, IN tsflettissa Y.
ansleasn-49 1nlpei,unseM
Gehassn bnrtb Nuslesen '. Stras
Ecu osrur(atbt 79 Hnwtif. na,nl.
GlfaB SIS 90
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74,873 50
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ssn elmer belonoern Sotibaft an ben
Gonareb, Dec. Is. 1911, laate prel,sen1
Naoiion.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-10
THE MADISONIAN.

!" hare otfen risked my life IN hefeld IN dJeneI,
of country and shall To- mo, risk my political
life in fapor Qfhe onion Of the States. * Vote on
the Missouri Question. l-GEN HARRISON
81 do not, indeed, think il 1olti be trrong 10 make
all public officers account for an! sudden increase o.
aIh."-Gen. Harrison.
g hare nerer laid claim 10 any other merit than
thar of entire depotion to the t,iuse in trhich tre
acre Engaged and zeal that regarded as nothing
epery personal Inconvenience. Gen. Harrison.
~ deny therefore TO the Gener Government, he
exercise Of any pooer but ichdt is expressly gipen 10
by the Constitution, mhat is essentially necessdryfo
carry the poper expressly gren into efeet - General
Harrison.
General Harrison is the only commander in The
serpies to iohom British army surrendered during
the last uar."-Hon. J, R. Und,wood's letter to
Thos Allen.
The Madisonian i0iH operthrou the Adminisfra-
ion."-Glsbe 1887.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-10

COMPOSING and Distributing Wdchine.-A great
degree Of interest has recently been excited in Presburg
bv the invention of machine which promises to effect
a wonderful revolution in the art of printing The
inventor is a'person named Joseph Won Kelgel, and
the machine is said possess the twofold power Of
superseding the operation of the hand in composing
yet been Produced but committee has been formed
at Presburg under the superintendencs of Count
Ludwig Bathany for the purpose of raising the funds
necessary for the construction of the machine on
Kliege has given to his invention the name of Typo
grapschc Schnellez and Sortlr machine. Though
capable of conont operation in the process of compo
sing and distributing types yet the two powers of the
machine beng quite distinct and independent OF each
other capable of operating separately Herr Won
Klegel has pledged himself first to complete that por
ton OF the machine applied to type sorting. sheet
of Cicero type may is said, be broken up and dis
trbuted within the duration of an hour and half, by
an operation which requires manual aid, and may
be made to act day and night like clockwork. In the
of day ten sheets may be broken up and dis
tributed The composing machine is connected with
the distributing machine that the type boxes may
be insantaneously transferred from the latter to the
former The distributing machine is worked by means
of handle turned like that of mangle; the compo
sing machine acts by means of keyboard, like that
of piano forte which must be touched by the com
positor 1t is expected that by the aid of this nven
ton words may be composed rapidly as they can he
spelt Even slow, unpractised composilor may com
pose sheet of Cicero type in an hour and a half and
he requires otheI help than that of boy To t from
the machine each page IT is completed Polytechnic
journal