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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22

tleneut nf hem liza f,y His nfactirr will almit
oil change tct5rs Il a, Tie rausii
era,iap at others As A. presen regulated il IS Ia
ble and has led 10 errat abnscs
In aasNrr "a the rn,,.,i,, ,,btel We wrre directed
to make. uhefhsf nm, of the l,,s.sws Il ,he bank
nr IF ihr reaesaf laws regulating banks have brru
violated or ne eotei. Nc have 10 tepaff flfat ne
hive nat discovered any such yulaii In or utClect
deserving nufife except IN Tire foNirr narientTs.
~beh have ~ rrner IL ne 7ih hyc-l,e adopted %
ls04-tfe 18Th au1 Ill regu1a atoms f.i tie lrftf-
ual gotctntnent# at tic bark. adopted IA 1z05-hud
resolutions 4 tile Be nd otthr 5th Fehtua
~, l-}9 copies ul winch afe h rrwHh returned.
The 7thb,c.llw requires HUI q Committee 81 the
Boaf consisting oil least three members Gle ted
monthly by halot shall stst the vaults n winch
the cash and other effects are derp.f ed Al least
once IA csets month auA maxi al lnventofs Of lie
sanf, BIZ compared wfh lhe books m utlcr 10 as.
certain ~bcthef they perfectly aetre herewith.
THIS bye lsa appears urYcf in have been sired,
REGARDED. Down Ia thr yrlr SIC committees were
aPronird under itFaiytag ~ nna1brrif, A, u 6.
aud generally 3rtth Nrsf. IN Isl : aud 81 > tirre
VAS no comIpuice. ftofn thai ifme Ia $50 COM
mllires "tre appointed varylpg tom ~ , each
war. Since that HIne committee has been ANN
ally afpolnted-aad tic Last tNafnHation al The
vault, pfrcfdlae the fsht ot lie dfst tellef, WIS
a'dr %" 'he ~ J'p''aN' Ie59- In pfa'# e.
Tor my ''ai' p's the rN'n"a1'n al tic wants.
seohS 10 nav b en- alN"Ns tf'hH cuie"P'ianr-
ohs "Ith HE destruction ot The NOES selected as
e"hii'f tiieh'ii"n' aud ihei'infe cancelled lhetr
WIS IN "b'l"ns convenience III TIE arrangement
ana Tue lHu processes 'f1''ihs no me lHe aud
la'9l' f'eh vas P9sII'h'u e"al p"lh esufA be P'l-
Tor Ell
II respect - the II sul lib resolutions Il Fe-
hurry On ls.'9 Nc h''e aStetlaiard no Les WI
ny #"nr - N n 10 be repehrd' ese"pl soea
> ~ nc Ia 'ee a1"a"nl 81 ifnfS fl'efa "t prnnl'd
nom me 10 li'e I" remain IL ihe han5s Il i'ie
Il. u ''1'h pr" ms s"il' {, o"' 'nq''fs We
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22

a" B"ren ranks! It's evident t'ap,he y, y.
ren parry are counting the Ab,linn vote viii
as-'dn''y' What else did tie enquirer mes, -
her har, when il called the social atcn,ia, :,
Ab"litionisis 10 the fari that John Ypier ;so
hoiderl We called upon Tie public tho,
'''' .'2n''e'ni iar' Il vas INFANT Tor tharpurpasp
't II vi no r'eine al all! The peulnael'y ui,h
"h'eh Gen. Hanson has been plied win inrer,o,,
t'firs proceeds from The same motive. And tho
son ibai The Enquirer es not BIKE Gen. Hlrriso,,.
letter Is that while it Is decidedly Anti.Abe,i;o
as ANY southern man could desire or as any ,...
could make lit does not indulge in any vitnpera,;o
upon ii'e Abohioniss, whose votes the Enquirer !,
co"ffing Tor tie Northern man with Southe,. c..,
ings."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22

PENNSYLVANIA The ,c,rnI ie,irions ,,,;o, .c
The pen14, ly,ni, Icpi1,tn,r ,ho -, ~
Tax BIN. the lnn,.,carn, mn al ~, p,u we
pay aprcle ol It's 1valeni { r, ,ni,re., d,. nm ia
STATE sucks has al'r,dx l,,d ,,s L,,,,, n. W
ctedrt of Tie Comn,onn cahl ulirl :. ,,,. - ,'.l
on firm b,,I.. On S.a,,,t,, 49, pl,'91 l, ~"
Fenus>lsana five per cents nrrr IN den and -, o.
aud 100 was asked by holdrrs. This Eet ~ a st,i.
htng praecal illustration Of the Wisdom of Ihe sen,
linent recently urged by Nj B,ddle, ol maintain.
i2 At al II Htfus he phglled faith OF The American
Smtcs.
Previous 10 the adjournment Of the I.episIaturc
al PennsS lvlnln, a resolution WAS adopted IN The
liense, affirming thu the public do rain IL the
common property 81 all the Sues. aud should not be
cedtd 10 the States Within whirh It lies.
Lertel, rom Ohia, OF the llb ins,,,, hmm -
formation th,I Mr. eot,,,5 ,l,, ,,,G p :"
i've IN Conute.s hmm ON, - - -
vas taken III ST. Nays, aud on The I'm
(hc latest date, II 10 O'Clock was considered ~
4 he ma DANCE on, stnnliun.
| Col. A. j. Smith AMI S,nn1 H.. =
{ announced j., tl, rll.I ~ - LAYS are
dnes Ef congress from tl,e n ,,.,, l.,, -, W
o,4i, ' wv . ''''o' o'sl''e' OIL vi
/ Anew bcva,n,c c,IroI ~,
vented IN New Yo,k In. n,c ~ ~. It"
+ ye,,z.d A., ,ai II ,t , " ' W., '"' l"'
4 are mud o. II nd We ham -, ,I,.,,h, :, :,
4 aud SUI able Tor T.mnr,,n,c u. l.
aetc uaacr The sun. We h.l,r,e '''''
+ A Lqrpe Rrpa1Ic,a F,,ojt,--.rIo Da,,a;, 4,
vctusrr saws. Ihf,r >, = ,,. ,,,
/ who. wuh hs FoI'R'IEEN ppa,rilrpS -,
/ vote tol lIatiisop 'rh,, b,,.. ElNi, EIl,ri,#,,
/ living. " huse political y rns arc ~ ,..,,, ,.,
/ thrn own. Tins ma, he called nm ,.,,c.a',, "
+ harmonious L.nll,.
/ The ft6be,i..o ., r.,,+
I Fou Mess vas crrb,,,red a., Ih. MI ,,,' w.
4 the bttt e p,ounJ lt,,,s 49,, r a. - Va
+ cunv. c ,tIofs If the -, mi. ~, ~ us
N these DAYS. wien fem lho,.,,,, -, w.
/ Al a comm, nr,-,n, i'' ~ '''
Tb. ana /, ,,,.
t - ,,,' ''''' " 'ne 'nSeh,lon "l the an
+ r., 49, " N'''"i'''" '' 'ueu li1ll,
IA. T' w =" '"S,' tuners III every pau Of
= -, - "''' ''''" "'spcla'es ~ the at,
+ ,,.,,. 49,, 's' We SUI Pos'' even thnuGh lhey
49,, " l'''''"i - l'ts'-a'e invited 10 At.
+ -. - S''' |'' !sIop' a"u VIII DC an nier-
s' ~ "'"o''
ine M"lon (Aa.) llerld states that a man
n'"eu Niheeni Sanders, recently shot himself IN
VA pace lhe deceased was the husband OF the
'"'"''" "'' anN who vas LACEY found hung 10 tsl
+ III '' same h"ust. There Is IlIir doubl that the
'eoS ~ in'9o "h'ch Ma, ). had recently suffered
/ '"'''eo "'oi'I liberation.
The Chatltsrnu Conr rr states 1b, th, I,f l
et had extended to al thp Rice pla.I,,tons IA s.,
tee. No ln, 5 had been lost
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22

NJ. Iiebstsr.-This gentleman took occasion ii
the late Wing Festival at Alcxandris,to uuer sei'''
menls which wouIlorevcr silence the caumna'o''
OF The Northern Wings, lfthey were governed oY
desire 10 hear The ruth, inste ad of insane edS'
ness for pa,ty Triumph. We fegrct that we n'O
moi room, this morning, for the sketch ofthIs sPeee"
as II appears in the Madsonnn He sald ho"e
ever. emphatlealy, in reference 10 the charge u''
the Northern Wings aie Aballionst in ieelIn!' !"
The tame Of my lcIow-cltizeus of the North, 'e
pei II as a iou calunny. We of New England h'
"Onund 10 You ny orr sacred compact, the con''"'
''tlen OF the L. STATES. That Instrument s9c"'''
al youi ughIs aud all your properly. 10 be so'''"
led and Disposed OF as you IL; aud tell Yo''
"lor one, that NOT one IT OF Iirlo ot thai coor
shall even be violated wuh my consent
suppose Martin Vaa Buren, hal uttered Ihit ''"'
menr, what shout, we should have heard from w.
who will sui deuou.ec D--icl Webs'''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22

u lhe grand reason, il is now evident, of The
anxiety winch Tie Van Buren men displayed 10 pro-
cure AZ expression Of Gen. llaIrlson's opinIons -,
new" was The hope and belief tllt he would liyrveo,
u MS a"li'Aboi'lon opinions (Which the ENQUIRER
10" con'es'es that ii knew he entetlainedD IN sucb
onen''e language as % drive the comparatively few
Aooi''ionlsis by whom he is supported, over to the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22

c. The Ohio A u-Slavery Society, at its Iaie
coaventlou held, At NJ sllon, adopted res''u'
ton, "tht II will not connect itself with any par
lcuIar party'-rhus leaving The members Ji The 81
c'ely fee TO act on political questions as they '"N
eNPedenr. This fact alone shows that they are u'''
ded between the two parties.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22

a. = In addition 10 the letter from Gen. H1rri-
us, in the Louisville journal, an,tll,r from his zen
addressed to Ne,srs. Charles NJ Thurston Henry
Plrlr AMI 6. w. Anderson Of that cIrv in which,
pondlng an enquiry wheher the letters aud
speeches which have been published in his name 10y
hlS pol tcal friends. conlan the sentiments and o.
plulons which he at present enteuains, the Gene
raj says Il repeat what have lately written 10
commi1re Of my frI ends in New York. that
should not consider myself an honest man to suffer
hose letlefS and speeches to be thus used without
conr'dc6on, il any alteration had taken place IL my
opinions"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22
Rannds wanted nj the oiton
E'nesnE.a

L., ~ hol WEN VIII gecnto s OF 10 Guls
FL between he ayes Of O x lSNca,salthe ,nrL.
bntg Cotton Factory. Thuse llnm thc county. N
H. plIi ol OF g. VIII he preferred; AID none need
Apply nn.css they can produce testimonials Il good
mat'l character iom ia II neighbours.
Apply 4, the Cotton Factory.
Apul Is ar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22

q : Gelritt Smuh. Of Peterborough. n. Y.
leading Van Buren, Abolionsr, and nominated as
u. 5. Senator by "a Van Buren, member of the Lee
glsatnre OF New York al It's last session. in OPPOSE
ION 10 Mr. Talnadse, in long letter TO the Llbe-
ratot, advises the dissolution Of the Anti Slavery
Society IN consequence ofrhe contentious and quaf'
rels at Illate anniversary between The GarrIson and
Iappan factions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~. $40.
Gen. nARRIsoN.s LETTER.

Nt.=Ns II \ IA l5NtN > IL ! III.
We have the pleasure 10 day of layin4 befare our
rea,lers tle c1rrcsp 'adenae between james Lyons.
E.q. Il Richna1l anl 4 -. II rrisop. 10 which we
referred ant list. The !e,ter Of q. II ,frson
eonlaies flaa1 lucid exposition Of the efenm-
s'ances c5nDrcfcd with his ealy political opinions
andasoel1apps carrying upo1 laf,re The Impress
ofto1e.ty anil frail -shotins fh,t hewa a Rspab-
lean 81 e in .rsonian school then. he snbse.
qnetty declared he w.. m rs Al less - the poo.
ple his Congressional district in l53}-an1 thai
he hen merired he auprllaion. afterwards bestowed
upon him BY the Richmond enquirer. OF 'lbe Dem
ocrac General" Il also shows, wah equal ,lear-
ness and ooclnsyeaess. whit his enemies wei IS
lis fnend- hoem b.lofe, even While III. Gunner were
cndesyoene 10 cserlr ddracut impression that ON
le Aboli'ran qleslio lie oot only rr.e fom staia.
but lie Ca-at's wife. free from sogDirjon also.
These Two clntgrs-Fe3craiism aud A65Edooi5a.
have 1fen manly relied upon, in lhe South. Ia
we ken ten II lfr son'- popularity; although most
Of these who male the charges knew them to be
ftl-c. We say Rod of lhen because ARE well
anare that some believed them through i2a5tance.
AID lhai other were blinded By proud CO. They
mo cover rendered somewhat plausible by the
repyf sIpn, uniformly aud slulionsly ma e oil
Gen. tnison's reply to Mr. T. Randolph. and Of his
Chesiot speech, effected by criminal muela,ions of
the lrxt. and by Gen. ua,ison's seemJn, relue-
lance 10 pat the ISLANDERS 10 te,tby denial fro un-
der has own baud This httcr fact. indeed, has been
wirllrd wah considerable effect hui il can be 10
longer ST used. The General has come ont openly
aud frankly. There Is no c0ncealmrnt--nu anbi-
gnity-1o studied phrases which seem TO ,cyral
while they conceal the ruth. uIain clpnr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22

DTESEANf 10 jir provisions aft~o deeds o I
i tfu.f-aue dfrd TIE - % ati oi Nay. ls3S
and The othef nc - u dts nj Ntreh. le59 aud
both Iay recorded "a lie Clerk. Once 81 The llus
iines coru OF The Town al Eyochbug -rxtraled "a
mr h, \ ihcu II. Gillian oi errau purposes inca-
aoaed IA fbefn.1 slIll pfoeer1I sell Al the pteml-
S.. on tie 20 Il instant a House aad Lot IA Jhe
town al Lyuc5butl. Fiji. lot runs 81 fret on
Thtul Srfert. and 1872 feet nn sixth alley. AID
n.lus ouc q9ttrr Of an ME of gfauad. Tue dwell
nag rs Il bfirh, Is eaumadrou> aud an good order
~ 81 Il this IL desirable properly.
Terms .hoil ,egufrr 81. tern hundred dollars
~ cab. On the baluure credit oil - months
vii be cseu. the purchaser securing lhe taSmrnt
by htn ~ the frptfty,ur III soire oalcr sails
factory Wv.
The uar II his property s.no doubt, uaqacstion
able, bat ,Iall convey such Tile ouly as Is vested
~ ne AZ ttustee under sad Iced
X. h. 1ONNLEY. Trusree.
=. So th.s ! thrfr Is good olie.: the
Whole To- - IN COL repair. j.. Il. T.
june l. t30Je. If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22
"1He Northern Man 1cih Southern Feeliogs."

"1He Northern Man 'eilt Southern FEELINGS"
We are awaiting, with anxiey. 10 see the grouse
winch Mr.. Va Buren aud his defenders will Offer 10
the Soutbei9 people, for refusing interfere and BY
consequence approving Of The proct edines of a
court martial, in Pensacola, by whose vercr Lieut..
George NJ. Hooe. Vnginan, was dismissed from
lie Nesl lnda ,qnaron, and senlrnc d to be rcprl.
handed, upon the Cstlmuny OF two negroes; one
The steward Of The ship, and the other the private
servant OF 1t. Levy, tie accuser OF Lieut.. llooe.
he people o Virginia, we imagine. are moi yer PIE
pned 10 break down the barriers winch our laws
have erected between tie whites and blacks in re-
Terence 10 judicial proceedings, even to accommo-
d1ie "lhe Northern ladn with Sonthetn FEELINGS
We ntl.ned IN as that when Mr.. Bots
lifsl If red resolution the subject, the "Nufh-
ern mans friends in the H. OF K. refused 10 sus-
pend The rules, IN order 10 upon it. The mem
bcrS OF the Virginia delegation who voted against
the suspension Of the rules were Craig, Dromco cole
liolI oman, olkihs hnson, Jones, Samuels
Steentod. We are glad to say that our represt l.
tive, Capt Coles, with juser appreciation Of the
duty ol d Southern man, voted wilh the Wings.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22

,er b. compelled Ia ltal- ehe The secrets cnfU't.
- 10 lin bf It's ebeul !
4 nea Nssrl hts Appeared, by Mr. Fay. ehtdcd
tl4r tonnfts. liza. NJ. FaA = already temtfhablr
IN thc hanor, sprghnes, x vrr.attlny If his in.'-
i've pieces and should he carry a ihe>e into eopd
plot 81 IrH1arr We baer % Tar Of The iesalt. i
IS pab1I. 81 l., fafs 4 Han.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22
AssNslGs Il. GEgal0yV.

COMMISSION MERClANT,
FARMvILLE, Va.
4 ONSlGNMEN Is Will be attended to with Gle
v aud despatch.
REFERENCES.
Mcssrs. T: $, MORTON, r.a,.;,,.
GEO. " DANlEL.i 'mfIle'
GEORGE BNGBY,
Rev. }. l., KIRKPATRICK hyne"o"'g'
Farmvltle. June Is ltr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22
40 Tobacco Dealers.

o EODECCO NPnlVrs.
NA l. ale prepared In receive aut sell Tobacco
w III Richmond. Out Warehouse !. ,,,n,,d,-
'fS ON tue Basin, and there Will be no expenses OF
u jay &C. "h ronSlgnfnent 10 our address.
REFERENCES.
Maurice LANGnoHNr, Esq.)
lnos. FERGu>oN. Esq
SAML. MILLER Esq
~ l.. LUDLAM &SQN.
Richmond. June ,0s,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-22

'sanles aver and Elamassha
Cos scrip. -.
4 WISH 10 purchase the above Money u, tho
Il Bondsoi }. X IL Co.-lu my absence from
1o"n' MeSS's. Mckinney y Mosby viii attend /.
The purchase lo me ~
:, uUGH MONTGuMERIE.
March 30
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juno Is
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-09-22
VI Tlis Convention.

NJ tho assembling Of the Delegates 10 the Whiy
County Couyen OF Racine county al tha house of
John Aver on the 18th inst, EPIIRAlI PERKINS,
lsq. was chosen President, ana IDap SMIrISec T.
ha object of the Convention being the nomination
OF suitable Candidates the Sc, eral offices Of tn,
touny; 10 be filed at the approaching election; the
following persons were dnly nominated -
,..- ron RErREsENTArIv
MttliN EL MYERS Of Pleasant Prai. IT,
btNttMlN SiNONDS Of Ion,t Pleasant
A>AiiEL W. BENHAM, Of Salem
,,,.,,,,, ron COUNTY COMMISSIONER
LIN NALhN ELL, Of Rochester.
FOR C0PrNEp
ISAAC HARMON, Of Ron
LESTER ROUNDS, ~ %, 'oR'
$500, =, Fo& ASSESSORS
JAVA b. WHEELNN
ALVIN RAYMOND
CHARLES q. COTTING.
The following resolutions, Were unanju,,,,,,, Initial,
Resolved, That we have entire co3f.
dence in the ability and integrity of the
Candidates nominated by this Convention.
aud will use all proper means for their cleo
ton.
Resolved, That in order to maintain our
equal rights, an in view Of the bad faith
OF our political opponents on a former oc-
caslon' We have chosen a separate organi-
eaton; based upon the principles Of the
great W hIg party Of the Union.
Resolved, That the extravaganza and
proA'gacy Of the prcscn: administration of
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-09-22

EEORTGAGE SALE.---DEFAULT having
1v2 been made in the payment of certain principai
and interest moneys due an Indeuture of Mortgage
executed by Reasn Bell and Phebe his wife, Charles
Durkee and X. H. Deming, bearing date the Goth day
of June, 4. ID. 1889, and recorded in the office Of
Register Of Deeds of Racine county, Nv, T. on the
LIST day of July, A. D. 1899, at half past ten O'clock
A. NJ, in volume A, OF Mortgages at pages 237 and
49, which there Is claimed to be due the date of
this notice, The Of TWO hundred and sixteen dollars
and tHenty-sx cents
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of
the power of Sale contained in the said Mortgage and
IN pursuance of the statute in such made and pro-
Nlded, will be- Sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the
highest bidder, at the Exchange House" kept by j.
IL Boardman, IN the town of Southport on the third
day Of October ncT, at ten oCthe O'Clock in The fore
noon, the premises described in said Mortgage or so
much thereof as will satisfy and discharge SAID prnci-
pal and interest moneys and costs, viz -" OF number
FIVE % in block number thirty, 1907 the south
quarter of section thirtyone, (3I in the village OF
Southport, according 10 survey and plat thereof re-
corded in the office of Register Of Deeds for Racine
county, May All, 1899"
DATED at Southport, the 2nd day ofJuly, A. D. 1910.
CHARLES DURkEE, ,,
Il. III. DEFINING. MortS"geeS'
L. :. LOWELL, AUy. 3nidnl6
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-09-22
By AUTHORITY.
RESOLUTIONS.
rAssED Ar rHE ExrnA sEssIoN, Auovsr, latO.

PASSED AT THE EXTRA SESSION, AUGUST, 1910.
RESOLUTION, in addition to 80 Resolutions relating
10 the southern boundary, and the admission Of Wis
consin into the Union a State, approved Janu-
ary 49, 1910.
RcsoIced, By the Council and House Of
preSeatdtices, that the words-elor the
purpose of celebrating upon, and adopt
ing such lawful and constitutional meas
urcs as may seem to be necessary and
proper, for the early adjustment Of the
southern boundary, and the admission into
the Union Of the State of Wisconsin, on
an equal footing with the original States,
in all respects whatcver"-in the first Of
the resolutions 10 which this is amcndatory,
shall not be SO construed as to authorize
the said convention TO adopt state consti-
tuition and form Of government, or to de-
clare themselves an independent state.
(Signed) NELSON DEWEY,
Fpeake. Of The House Of Representatives..
" ii. A. PRENTiSS,
Pres'dat ofE.e CoaHc.L
APPROVED, August ID, 1910.
HENRY DODGE.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-09-22

the general govcrnment-its disregard to
the wants, and disobedence to the will Of
the People, are hurrying it to speedy
overthrow.
Resolved, That the assumption Of pow
er-thc union Of the purse and sword
the cntrenchment upon the Legislative de-
partment, and the concentration Of all the
patronage Of the Government in the hands
Of the EXecutivc-are dangerous to Lib
crty, cor!upting in their tendency, and
cvince total unlitness and want Of inte-
gritty in our rulers.
Resolved, That the mischicls resulting
to the country from the financial plumbers
and reckless experiments Of our present
rulers, have penetrated every corner Of
the land, and peryadc all branches Of bu-
sincss and all departments Of labor.
Resolved, That we look to the election
Of William Henry Harrison, TO the Presi-
dencv, for the restoration of the govern
mcnt, to its accustomed channels Of useful
ncss-irom which it has been diverted by
an ambitious, designing and corrupt Adj
ministration.
The Convention adjourned.
EPHRAIM PERKINS, Pre8t.
ELDAD SMITH, Sec'y.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-09-22

Busjness.-Ne'c. York Sept. 10TH
There was an unusually large sale Of hard
ware on Thursday. The catalogue repre-
scented a thousand packages, comprising a
more extensive assortment and larger guam
tity OF goods in this line than have been
offered at auction for long time. The
bidding was spirited. and the prices oLtlin-
ed better than bad been expected by tie
owners. Every lot was sold. Fresh
goods paid a good profit on the cost OF i'm
portaton.-Jour. Of Com.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-09-22

Census.-In taking the census of the
4;h ward of the city of Cincinnati, among
other interesting facts, we find the follow
lng:--'l found here a mother of % years
ofage, with son of IL years. also met,
since have commenced the census, a
grandmother of3l, and another of29 years.
As a specimen ofbuckeye growth, there is
one young man of l6 years, who measures
five feet 9, and another of Is, of the height
Of feet 103 inches.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-09-22

Il thrilling McidenL--A few minutes
before the awful event at Albany happen
cd, lady on board the North America,
missed her husband, and on hearing Of the
accident, rushed on shore in Il state of mem
ia! distraction, supposing he was among
the number lost The husband, little
thinking of the anxiety Of his wife below,
was so occupied, probably, with the scene
before him,that he continued on the prom
cnade deck till after the boat had left the
wharf. Some few miles down, he went to
the cabin to join his wife, and there heard
the story Of what had happened He was
immediately landed, leaving bis trunk be-
hind in his agitation, to seek his wife, for
Cear her alarm might prove fatal to her be-
fore he should fad her.--M 7. Star
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-09-22

Longeri'y in Pcr"-A gentleman who
travelled in Peru, stated, that while on Il
tonH at Payta, Mr.. Charles Iligginson, us.
Consul there, introduced him to an old Indi-
all LADY, l42 years of age; although she
was unable to walk, her intellect was unim-
paired, and she was able to give clear and
correct account Of the different revolutions,
invasions, &c. &c, or nearly a century
and a hail. One fact was singular: she
was attended by maiden daughter whose
age was l07 years.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-09-22

LcH Agaja-iqacdnct BIo,cn Up
The Aqueduct OF the WeIand Canal, which
crosses Chippcwa Creek, was blown up
early on Saturday morning with terrible
explosion, while two schooncrs were in it;
one of which settled down in the chasm
made by the explosion, the other fell over
on her beam ends. The navigation is Of
course stopped, until the damages can be
repaired There is every reason 10 sup
Lett, who recently made his escape while
on his way to the residence Of such scoun-
drcls at Auburn. -Rochf8ier Democrat.