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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30

PORK, LARD. &c.
IN bbls clear Pork; 5 do Beef; A
lU 1000 lbs Bacon (; 800 do Lard 200 But
ter Venison Hams and dried Beef; all of the
best quality. Also,
so bushels White Beans;
100 do white Corn Meal
bbls pure Cider Vinegar; for sale by
H. w. MOORE & co.
Dec 10. Gazette copy.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30
BURLINGTON HOUSE.

VHIS well known and popular Hotel, sit
j uated in the city of Burlington, Territory
OF Iowa, can be rented from the first day Of
May next. aHg era -
+. Any one DESTROYS of leasing the same on a
term of years, or for less time, should make
application soon. fas II. E.. DICKINSON.
sa March Oath, l940 a.isg az
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30
LUKE Palmer.

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RESPECTFULLY informs the people of
IL Des Moincs and the adjoining counties,
that he has on hand an assortment Of Clothing,
that he is selling cheap for cash. Likewise,
Satinetts, Cassmeres, Calicoes, Sheetings,
Boots and Shoes, Groceries Of the best quality
All of which will be sold low for cash, OF ex.
changed for produce.
Burlington, Jan. %, 1910. 81 -
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30

CHASE & KIMBALL. y
"AVE. just received a general assortment
Ill Of English, American European
GOODS
Consisting in part of
50 ps red, white, green and yellow Flannels
40 plaid and plain Linseys .s.s
20 8 Kentucky and Keokuk Jeans
80 blue, blk and mixed Sattinets some very
fine
10000 yds Lawrence Sheetings and Shirtings
5000 6 blue and brown Drilling
10000 6 Merrimack blue Prints .
2O,Nc0 g do fancy do
10000 g English and French do
20 ps American and English Cashmere
10 " English and French Broadcloths, with
trimmings to suit 2a,
10 ps blue. blk and brown Pilot cloths
40 prs black, blue, green and white Macki-
nav Blankets
80 prs Rose Blankets
SO g Saddle do asa
bales Batting ..r..5
=" Wicking
For sale low, at the corner of Washington
and Water Streets.
Oct "a
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30

81 MAIsE IS COMING. Coming hack
to her former days of Republication,
if we judge at all by the recent town
elections in that State.
In the town of Minot, which gave
Fairfield a majority of FIVE in 1898,
the wings elected their entire ticket.
The votes stood 284 wing, to $50
loco. ss4f
In Gorham the whole wing ticket
succeeded by vote Of Sol wing to
$50 loco. y
In Cumberland the wings succeed
led BY 16 majority. Each Of these
three towns are represented by locos
lin the State Legislature. a s
The wings have also carried Ma
piles by an increased vote. i d
In Augusta also they have sweptthe
the board. The locos have usually
carried this town in the election for
town officers. h5
In Brewer, the wings have fifty
majority. In 1888 their majority was
but 8.
In Clinton the wing ticket has also
succeeded !, by decisive majority.
This is most unexpected. The vote
in this town in. 1888, was for Kent
Il 38, Fairfield $40. Wing gain more
THAN tmo hundredt &e @
| In Belgrade and Leeds, both OF
(which towns have loco representa-.
ltlves, the wing ticket has succeeded
/ This is the case in Wayne, where
the locos succeeded last year. ,so 4
IN Our friends have also carried Pitts
ton, Sydney, and Red6eld, as usual
iby large majorities. aq &
! Boothbay in Lincoln county, which
has always been against US, ant
which in 1888 gave "a majority TO
| Fairfield, is now wing. SO also ar,
New Sharon and Industry, in Frank
lin county. r
/. In Waterville where we had bu
one majority in 1893, the wings hav,
now carried all their town officers BY
a majority of nearly hundred. Or
the vote for Town Clerk, the viii,
,. candidate had 289 votes, the loco bu
961.
: In Northport the wings have elect
ed their Town Clerk and Second Sc
lectmen. 1t has heretofore beer
strong locofoco.
Lubbock has elected wing town OF
ficers for the first time for man,
years. gasl'
In China, the locos elected Select
t men.
The PENNY PosrAeE EXPERIMENT
in Great Britain, works much bette
than some of the experiments whicI
have been tried, in this country with
in the last few years, as the followin,
extract of a letter, sent from Dove
to an Irish city, not long since, clear
{ ly proves: ''Wlite away my boy
Recollect that the more you writ
now, the more you save. You saw
. a shilling, at least on every letter
Write ten letters day to England
and it is perfectly clear that you saw
7 ten shillings day. You can't den,
that. II is just the same now wit
f the postage, as it is with the EnglisI
: and Irish in France, when takin
their wine: four or five shillings save,
every bottle: the more they drink
the more they save" Now Wills
Englishmen are saving money, by re
Isiding in France and drinking FrencI
} wines, Frenchmen may cross tn
Channel, and commence the sssavin.
i business" Of letter writing. Hurr;
4 for the Penny Postage System!
Boston Transc1ip
| III. n s-.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30
Gov. EvERErr's OPINION OF GENERAL


Gov. EvERErT's OPINION OF GENERAL
HARR1soN.- his reply to the com
smlttee declining a reelection, Gov.
Everett takes occasion, on. account
q. an allusion made tothe subject by
the committee, to make the following
remarks concerning Gen. Harrison.
aa7t" Having been Familiarity acquain,
II ted with Gen. Harrison ut Washing
4ston, during the four years Of Presi-
dent Adams administration, | have
ample and personal knowledge of
hls ..honesty, capacity and patriot
ism.' His talents are Of a high order:
4 his general reading, particularly in
q the department Of history, is extern
"a sive and accurate; he is good speak
Ter and a good writer, (witness his
discourse on the Aborigines of the
valley Of the Ohio in 1885, his prac-
#4stical, acquaintance with affairs is ex-
ceeded by that of few individuals in
the country; and his public services
nave been extended over a longer
period, a believe, than those Of any
~ man now on the stage. Warmly at
tached, asdehave been, to the former
candidates Of Massachusetts, / still re-
gard the nomination of Gen Harrison
as q most favorable event.
The Nashville Wing says. we risk
little IN saying that the few adherents
q the administration in the circle Of
that city, are growing Indifferent to
ats iate.-They are sick, and tired Of
:. numoug experiments, and while the
PRIDE Inconsistency for a time de.
oter them from an open remuneration of
Loco Focoism, their hearts are al
ready with US, and in November
d.. their yotes will be ditto.
The building Of a Log CABIN. :
talked Of in Baltimore. for the accom- =
,il.s mediation Of the Young Mems Nation Nation,
al Convention, which is 10, assemble
ia tha. city in May next. as
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30
LOOK HERE

LOOK HERE.
CONTEMPLATING different arrange
~ ment in business, we will dispose Of our
present stock of &H#q
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, BOOTS
AND SHOES-at reduced prices.
z Those wishing to purchase will do well to
give us a call, as we are confident that goods
Of the same quality were never offered as low
before in this Territory.
H. w. MOORE & Co. ns
Dec IL Middle Store, brick block
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30
sCORN!. 5l1,loRNy! cORNl ~,

sJOzt1V! CCh1V.. CUKWI!
TIME subscriber has on hand 700 bushels az
IL the above article at his farm, two miles
south Of Augusta, which he is determined q
sci! one hair cheaper than can be bought Of ny
other feAer. cRoMwrLL vvlLsoN.
Dec 70. 3O-tf
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30
FOR SALE,

100
~ Bbls clear, Mess and Prime PORK.
1e'o IVY lbs extra quality smoked Hams
o, ,no ios bacon-sdes and shoulders
~ NJ po kegs Extra quality Lard 81
"A n aus auoye FORK and Bacon have been put up
a anu ou5eu ~ an experienced packer from Bos.
.on ana IS eellsy sd 20 be superior in quality to
any any ever t offered in this country. 10y =
ltB,RllDGMAN & PARTRIDGE g
+ Cd 40 sSs,f .ssF eas s$92 AZ 80
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30

PAPER, &c.
Oh REAMs ruled Cap Paper 80 do do
~ Letter do; SO do large Wrapping do,
heavy; 10 do small do do; 90 do white do do;
Ledgers, Journals, Day Books small Blank
Books, etc.-in store and for sale by
Nov14 H. w. MOORE &, co. "a
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

YyHE subscriber has received in part and is
Il about receiving from Boston, Cincinnati
and St: Louis large andgeneral supply of
Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils, Var
mishes, Dye Stufs, Glassware,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30

The Presidents Message boiled dorm
and translated into plain English.
Fellow Citizens: Your are ali Cra-
Ivy. The credit system has made
you mad. In Europe, Iaborers get
but sixpence day. You get $3.50
for days toll. That is entirely too
much. You are. becoming extrav-
Iagant. 1t will not do. The Sub
treasury Bill must be passed. In
twenty-five out of twenty-seven of
the enlightened free ard happy Des-
|potisms Of Europe, such as Prussia,
Austria, Spain and Turkey, where
kings wear crowns, and their people
rags--the Sub-Treasury system is all
the rage. ! am determined to follow
their sillustrious' example. I'll pass
the Sub-Treasury Bill, and thereby
bring your wages down to twenty
five cents a day, so that you may
fairly compete with the serfs Of Rus
STA and the slaves of John C. Calhoun,
my late most bitter enemy but now
dearly beloved friend and cousin
Ohio Democrat m si4
JAMES BucHANAN.-It is said that
our Senator has disposed of all his
real estate in Lancaster county, some
seventy or a hundred thousand dollars
worth in anticipation of the Sub-treas-
Jury bill becoming law. and the con-
Isequent reduction Of the price Of ali
property. So that it seems Mr.. Buck-
anan really believes what he said in
his speech in the Senate on the sub
treasury, that it would reduce prop
lerty and labor one half or more.s He
knows that as property and labor falls.
$50 will money become scarce and val
liable, hence his conversion of the.
former into the latter. Where prom,
lerty is reduced to one half what it il
nov, money will be worth double ;and
sMr. BIS seventy thousand dollars will
be worth one hundred and forty thou.
sand. Can it be possible that the
Senator supports the Sub Treasury
|! Bill, with the view of specializing on
| it IN this way, at the expense of his
constituents Harrisburg Chronicles
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30

3g AN aAPPRIENTICE ,s5
rs wanted to the Printing business. Enquire
atsthe Patyios Office.
july II. Fss4h
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30

DINING. SETS.
81 COMPLETE Sets, Paris White Queens
~ ware, containing 235 pieces each, and en-
bracing an entire service for the Breakfast,
Dinner and Tea table, for sale
BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE
Feb 10 81
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07
From the Augusta (.llGiH,J fire, Of March 3l.J
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.
IrOODs 0rdsrcd 10 iioUitoD,

We learn from private sources, upon which entire
reliance may be placed that the President has ordered
companies ofthe LIST regiment Of Artillery now in the
Stale OF New York. proceed to Houlton. The force
now at that station consists Of the other three compa
MES of the regiment named. The regiment Is COM
manded by Col Pierce and the total of its effective
STRENGTH was 39s men, last November as find by the
latest army returns This is not its legal complement,
but whether not it has been since recruited, we have
no means of ascertainng, &c.
II is evident that the prospect Of an amcabIe adjust.
ment of the n. +. Boundary question is every day
growing weaker that this question is fast approaching
It's crisis that il must either be settled the
peaceful relations between this country and Grca, 5-
tam be suspended, and that may eventually
grow out Of it, That the President will possible
maintain peace, and at the time firmly support the
rights of Maine We have no doubt His character
combines in remarkable degree, courage and d'scrc
ton; and this question he enjoys the entire conf
dcnce of the whole country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07
Deaths.


Departed this life the a of February, the residence oil his
father the County OF Powaan, THoMn JANIS scorr aged
~
Seldom has melancholy duty paying last tribute dc
parted keen felt strongly called for than
present Gifted degree with all the manly
that dignity the human Character with heart t"lingy
OF others, and Overlooking with the kindest
sympahies nature he without effort the love OF all
him, hist his strict morality, energy anu enterprise
promise friends life of usefulness and honor But
glidcncd the heart
with him who iond inspired them The restieess of youth,
of change. less 10 ALL induced
him 10 leave his family aud friends quest Of better fortunes IN
distant state. The heart OF friendship heeds rs bitterly re
members that OF his life. Like many other mo-
VrainalS. he Yielded Ia the voice, that whispered So
much In praise Of that Colorado Of the South whilst promised
netting unrcquisd tabor Ia those who still chung to
the ,aync Of their State. IL was there, whilst
iipu wealth. which he desired, Tor lis own sake, but
said for the glorious privilege OF beng independent
he contracted disease the effects oi winch never let |
He returned from Mississippi wasted 10y suffering and PAM The
mere shadom self his and the image
oil already stamped upon his brow soon to add another 10
those have fallen victims deadly ana cnhal
ing rmaic.c goneand II there lived one whom AL
loved whoul rnyv who Sremr destined pursue 'tt even
tenor his way blessed with the kndesi wishes OF ms o"
men, such was ms poor friend sleeping the nnbrokcn
lruce the Often shall look fu INN IN VAIN, among ou
heart noble SiIl lie T. gone! b uiahH
Heaven afraid 10 meet ms Mak"r-e h1d done nothing
life, which would upbrald ms conscience IN t hout "
FAREWELL long farewell. The prayers Of tender h3ei' aa
for his restoration cod h hcs
his shirt in world of voc like the drop too pure ia"
EARTH eNhaed 10 Heaven To resi- III peace on Tue poso u
Cod iii time itself shall be no more
.9n0itsr Revolutionary Patriot gone
Dcpard this le his residence New Kent County, the ON
leaving an aged widow aud together with many grand
children friends odeporc his loss b' Their loss ms minnie
.ainc was tender husband, aectionatc father and true
endalwas ready ms country ~ well rs ms negbors
~" II has pleased an a-w Providence call him hence We
can saw no more than lived and died honest manthe
nobest work Of God
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07

IMPORTANT DISCONERT-The public hereby directed 10
the medical advertisements Of Dr. ARICHS celebrated COM
POUND STRENGTHENING TONIC, and GERMAN APE
RENT PILLS, which Medicine Of great value 10 the afflicted
discovered by o. p HARL1C celebrated physician al aido
Germany which has been with unparalleled success hog
Germany This Medicine consists Of two kinds VIZ; me Gs
MAN APERiENT and the COMPOUND STREAGHTiiENlM,
TONIC PILLS. They put up small pac Ks ana should
effect permanent Those VINO are an'.,en
do make trial of this invaluable aehe, az rS
o while "a
tual remedy DYSPEPSIA OR INDiGESi iON ana an
complaints: main in SIDE LIVER COMPLAINTS Loss OF 7Pe
mr. Flouuey Papaoa the Heart, General DeoHug 'Tsc''
irrabi,v SICK HEADACHE, Female Dtscasss Pss""a'e
tions RjiETT " tTISM tsthna-, COSst MPIioS, &c me
cERN AZ apEREST PILLS 10 cleanse Tue ,toina, ana
nuf The BLOOD The Tonic STRENGI hf.A y" fii-i>
n. ~ ESGTIEN and nvigorae the nerves ana h'.eNe OF
- nd give tone 10 the Stomach all diseases originate from
and disordered "toInac MS MODE OF
pursued BY all practical Ply sLlaNs, "hh
has tau shl be the only remedy To effect
IT, mol only recommended and prescribed by the most eNpr
anced pyca daily practice but also taken by those
whenever they feel the symptoms OF lilo
diseases in which know them 10 b. eicacOus This The
case In all large which they have extensive sale IL i
nal ~ he understood that these medicines viii all dsa-.
merely by purify buCd-hi- they VIII dos but they
ruinIy III and sufficient authority o daily proofs asserting 'a
those taken recommended y the directions which
accompany them, VIII majority OF disease :" Inc
-tonar lungs and liver by which impurities Of the blood arr
I Ca>nnch.
AK for DR.. HArLcp CoxrouND SEr~GIHfsrr" To>i' ana
GEsM,N ApEFIESI Pills.
Principal If this Medicine i, "" ~ N'n
EIGHTH Street Philadelphia; Flsug Office, No H. - e"
/ Street. ,..,.,,. ~,
Sold a by = T. Barclay Bookseller few doors above The Ola
Market Main street Richmond, Va. =, O.
| APP go
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07

The Wings who are harpng upon the Hard Times, and acrhr
them 10 the Administration rcmember orge the
city OF and "Pces in 1873 and I'll when Hour
was 81 baral III Ohio wheat IL 2 aud 10
busheand this during the glorious administration Of
u S. States Bank We have orercah and have bankd
and than The Penusy vana Bank ths L. winch
pt by the Hhg That spring s;oppedand many other
of the Bank wheels stopped with it, is 10 the Wings, then,
must principally look ioi the present hard times
I'VE have statistics to show this subject next
and other developments, those happily made Cor
respondent, "a Subscriber from Mr. Clay SPEECH III l5i when
the orator paints The country TO be in infinitely condition
than is al the moment notwithstanding lie then
blessed with his favote Institution of National Bank.-The
Wing slang OF low prices hard times which, they
pleased attribute The Administration will be exposed and
podcd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07

THE Copartncrshp of BRANCH AGEE, Is Tins day dl.
consent and the business WIZ be
stand the subscriber who returns ms THANKS 10
friends and the public liberal encouragement lie
will keep constantly hand large and well assorted supply OF
such goods customerA debts due The late h
Of Branch Agcr paid the subscriber and all debts
due from said firm will be settled by him application
HENRY Is. BRANCH.
Ca Ira Cumberland, Goth March, lsiO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07
slOO REWARD.

BSCOSDED stolen from the house oi 'ohn rertE III r
n County of Louisa Of Virginia. Saturday night
he m nj Anil 1870 bright iulaito Girl about 10 ar Il years
nI e very likely bu-hy head Of ha small scar oil
black appearance under not c"cttrd WHICH sa"
the house oil the SAID Fer
~ 10 wait on his said Prs wife, and the subscriber has
reason 10 believe that the said Perry has taken her on
The said Perry small man, about ~ or 81 year
old has beard of browns cast lean ana pony race ana
would be- considered unlikely man "l give the above re-
od II br said r the State of Virginia,
dy dollars ii appehended within the State and ont OF the conn
~ ri uisa and dollars II she Il apprehended the
conny Of Louisa either 10 be secured that the sub
scriber gel her again. - ,. , ,,>.-o.,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07

.his the and manly language o now unlike
and references 4" TIE supposed shiiucs OF ppu
mr. The presumed facilities III the management o the
which Harrison proposes, and Mr. fes tndoi
We repeat what said IN Octoae. leo ana 10 winch Tue hhs
Hill and present caspaw Clique ten subscribed
sCo,nnare the the canddate-tto Sherrod vii
,,msand does Mr.. Van Buren, beyond his com
nor But there sentiment of Mr.. Van Buren,, which
bold and manly free OF all mumm.r
and contliSn, thai IL must nj arrest your attention
and command your appreciation lie places his election upon tn
pane issue. If yo in favor of National BanS you nut
no; m-B1ak Bank therefore, Is the issue bir'
y" People Egna-W you then have Harrison or an M
rem Acontin.cat adocnic Of the Bank or az ' b
compromising opponent gan state one MON NJ
hesitate uica IN" issue i before YOU"
H. Harrison, AMI You viii have mammoth Naiihai pann r.
ha,s like on proposed the Wing lr Pope oi ~ '
hui the other Jay The H. of r., Of seventy .niiionS s
greatest mischief from Harrison eie n
wear great Bank might chartered, and fastened
nrcks a years-and would be dnicnt nor ~.
bic crush afterwards such the DEGRADED - ~
this diplomatic and flexible Knight Of Castle III "nhg 70 &c
| duce u.s. Ed:.cr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07

.Notiee-The 9th Annual Meeting ofthe Virginia
Tract Society will be held Wednesdays at half past
clock, P NJ, in the lst Presbyterian Church Sc.
veral addresses may be expected The public are m
vtnd to attend
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al proposition made And YET was this Federal Cand
uate IN earnest about it-for, his report on the mill
a made IN 1917, terminates with the following extra
| ordinary resolution:
RsSrsd That the Secretary required to prepare and
i5e % % House. at the next session of Congress- plan
in the which calculated iat the purpose with as i
But why talk N Of s Sni ?" e'Hp n
himself was the friend of John Adanss standing army
IN leO1got up to increase the patronage Of thai inve-
'erate federalist in the Black Cockade DAYS Of Alien
ana Sed'tion laws. Those bills along with the army
oii were passed in the session before Gen H. went the
first time IN Congress- He went in December %, and
me republicans (Ges, Nicholas Gallatn, DC, &c }
moved TO rednce that army. What course did Gene
HARRISON pursue: Went with the whole body of Fe-
deraists against the motion Yet it is said that he was
no eaeralIst although he declared that he certanIy
elt sentiments favorable TO John Adamss adminstra.
ton. Mark too the succession of events Congress
ADJOURNED In May $500. And eight days after, Gen II
was appointed by John Adams the Governor Of India
ma. ne was appointed in the same month, that Calen
der was arraiSned IN this City under the Sedtion Act
whilst Federalism was in its zenitll-and soon af
Ter MT Adams had denounced the Republican party of
Virginia us one which ought to be ground in dust and
ashes. In tins State of parties, would John Adams
have gwen him such distinction, unless he had
been ms friend: II is amusing TO see how the Oppose
uon speak OF the General. They make him an init
mate friend of Jefferson Madison, and the Republi-
cans-when they entirely omit his afnities TO the two
adamses The Charlottesville Republican says of him
49,. &c vas supporter OF AlT JEFFERSON,
and received an office from him. Why what pre-.
varcation is this He first received the Office from old
John Adams-to which Mr. Jefferson re.appoined him
II receiving an office at the hands Of Mr.. j. makes
HIM friend and supporter, previous endowment
from Mr. Adams makes him Of course his friend and
supporter 1t is remarkable, that the two highest civil
offices he ever received conferred on him by the
two Adamses, father and son-and he was the friend
and supporter of both-to the extent certainly of sup
porting the 10000 standing army of John Adams, viz:
L additional of Ipfan trpnn 0t iuhf
Dragons, Major Generals, , Brigadiers, &c, Sc,
&c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07

" Mr.. Bolts can send salt bag full Of Daris's
Speech to Mr. Southa of the Lessla ure, each speech
neatly put up and Jr0aked by hm-to be directed to
Tom, Dick and Harry, and then four FIVE hundred
pounds of parzan speeches, are go from Richmond
10 all parts of the Stae.-Ths is all rght.-But if,
Mr. Roane sends Public Documents AMI Speeches,
TO his friends the Legislature to be carried home with
them sent off through the mails it is all miserable
abuse Of the frankng privilege! What in the OF
justice do the Wings mean by such miserable and
sided clamors. Every thing they do is right-cvery
thing done BY Republican is wrong!