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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-25

For TIE TIGJIhER.
The Richmond Wing Of the lh inst. publishes from
The Norfolk Herald u pair NJ paragraphs in relation 10
Il palr ~. speeches delivered IN the borough log CABIN,
by a pair of citizens Of Wt!lamshurg-Par "0bitc tra-
irHm,
AS TO the Judge and his "scattcrng 10 the winds
Ike cha!i, The charges preferred against Gen. Harm
son, should Ike to know whether he explained why
h. did not deem his n,,- orthodox Hero "an homes, po-
Iilician IN i-aG.' Whenever the Norfolk Wing Com
mittrc publishes the talk Of this distinguished Jurist
aud ~c0uSiSf1nf politician, | advise them To append to II
The endorsement which hc made upon ms hd'acn cleo
tnral ticket for President four years ago. am curious
likewise to know If the Judge, when d~lsposing of Gen.
IIarrisons Black Cockadc Federalism, and pouring out
his "caus,ic sarcasm and ludlcrous illustrations from
As experience Of Western manners and customs IN ear
her tlm,s, gave his hearers any account oil the L"St.
,rn manner III which the ciigy Of Gen. Harrison 5 old
fricnd john Adams, was disposed OF forty years ago;
II the Judge has possession OF the bIach walnut io!uS,
thai secured il then from humiliation, THINK he had
a, well place the General himself within t~hrm-th"y
would make 4 safe lug cabin for his present pet.
As to the Delegate elect, the 'StatGS Right man OF
the straitrst scct'-and his ''h"ld and energetic as
pla; Of indignant cloqnrncc'- venture TO say that ne
Is rs much opposed 10 Old Tip as he IS to L'iie Van.
Few. If any, IN Williamsburg, believe that he means 10
vote for either Of them. lie certainly preferred Van
to Clay eighteen months ago-by saying which, he Sc
cured his election Ia Ia" Legislature IN lS$'. inderd'
have understood that ~ the very spoccIln wilch ne
ssanimalcd his audience ut Norfolk ne treated t"r ne
roc. Of North Bend aud Klndrrho"k pretty much aiiS"
Du, the committee dare not publish either OF the
sprrchcS alluded To-.
Sna,kinr ottiIe lpr cabin al Norfolk the Herald says,
stSnch Is lis accommodating capacity that tlos" on tn'
outside can hear distinctly all that Is said 10y the SIP AK
rrs within How fortunate would II be ir ,"' 'ne'
riran people, If General lIarrson's splendid log CABIN
=, Nnrib Bend was constructed in that way. Would
T., ,hnn -. nnuo DID INES
Williamsburg, August II, l3iO.
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nn.lrs \ I,g.tnLle OropxicnL Octori,on.

~ n,.sontIn. ms Medicine Ia the public, d" not pretend to rs
sm, il. rIauu, 10 IucIIhli,y in The cure ot all Diseases winch
an =. u.r I, lrt mn ulIrcf J. Ia afford Invalrts lah"rinG under
Tr,Y.y an crprrunitv ol arailIug themselves oi a "nrhN "hI'"
Ina. ,Iny,n H. b. potent and rifraclpu> ~ a disease winch ne
t,rL.. tEr skin Of ihr mr.t learned and sctrntihr.
LAWN. used 1t ~ IIydt"rh"rak, "r prnF.y ct me nest -"
~ 90 a .r- nniy, am unprcparrd tn SOAK OF r~ effects .N'tlta'
=, n,Hta;i yc. hut 10 tntarca or general Drop! an" W. 1910" -
nran>, ,C the body, ran declare positively ana c"ni"'n'lg' lH"t
;, M =, nov i,u,l 10 relieve completely and permanently every
c,.r n which il In- been prescribed. When ihnrhid action u any
b,,Itl,y action must be- established before IT. henri'Hh H',. 'h'
Inc excited. # contains no mineral except III" 'ni"'h''. W m"''
:. n,v, rfulv ttIuuur, absorbent, ~ttniulhut ana hh' '""'
r,.u,u. essentially necessary IA The treatment u ''"pSs' I
~, Tins. living a, a distance. with whom avn hht'Ii"l't"' :
IL 'y I have been a regular practitioner ot medicine To up
w,,d. Of i've years, and would scoFn TO impose any fu"'"'! y"
The public. -. ,h,,,, ,,;,h r,cp,r dire,
inns by apIli,arion to me in Petersburg. Satisfactory ''f'''"''
can IT, shnAn. - mai. tu,ipr lin,
\. B-Appiicatioa for Me!i.ai services ma! We "a" a. nn w. =
lay ~ the Ap"thrcary .I"te "i lr. N,.,n',t n,"' !" Wv
mes 'ia', anu ""! - JOHN y. DAVIES, " H.
3l-M.i
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RlcmMoxp, August l3, 1910.

RICHMOND, August IL, 1910.
Gentlemen: have been honorcd by the receipt Of
sonr letter of the 10th inst, conveying a resolution
adopted at n recent meeting OF the Delnocrauc iePuo-
lican party Of Stafford county, by winch ! am request.
ed TO be present at your next Court, and to reply TO an
address then expected from MIR. X. /. Dan'ci. ! ieei
myself wholly inadequate TO the expression OF lie sen
timents which an invitation 50 hatterIng IN It's cha'ac-
Tor rendered by the citizens of my native county,
amonr whom am proud to number many personal
friends Inns ;nsrired in my bosom. ! can only return
NV unfeicned acknowledgement Tor m hohor as uh'
expected as it is undcserved. CONSCIENTIOUS :. q Pc,
sonal nature. added to professional engagements, nave
hitherto prevented me from participating IN NE !
canvass now agitating the State almost WIN 'he 'hloss
Of revolution. In this resolve | have been slrehs'h-
,.ned nv n painful sense of my incompetency lot pun
lic discussion. and the consciousness OF great ihe"Pe,
renee and ignorance on political questions; nor can !
nov rel,non;sh nv resolve without great hcsi'a'loh
and the most unfeigned reluctance. II IS mol, N my
,ower 10 say with certainty that shall De enap!eo %
meet vonr wishes; but should Mr.. Daniel VISIT your
next Court, and | can free myself from ensageme"ns
here which claim my attention on ~ W. = "a
which your Court will be held, | VIII enaea'ot :
the aid of my poor abilities to the ma'nlehah'e =. y
common principles, which | sincerely oeiie'e :? ;.
sential 10 the preservation of our Republican ihs''u-
tons in their purity and pristine glory,
Accept, gentlemen, assurances u ~ -
esteem, and be We me cordially yours .rnnoS
Messrs. W. P. Conway, J. G. Hedgman, X. A.
Moncure, J. T. H.dgman, }. NJ. Dan'ei' Jon" :"
cure, and ]. H, Daniel.
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Died, at Springfield. IA P""hat1n r"rniy, on ~" Eth instant,
nj m advanced age, Mrs. A>N Archer. rriiCi at the late Peter r.
Archer, ST., after u II"tfa'Ird Hines, al many months, which she
hare with great iuftIIudr and Christian fcrIgiilituuL-in tn" death
nf This irrly lauu. and t,tEuaG!c lady, society has lost omr II It's
Lrirl,r>t ornaments, the Church one uf H. most valuable mcuhcr,,
and 4 vacuum lH> Been GRATED IA the hearts OF her numerous
friends and relatives. which time can never i'll.
Died, suddenly IN Monday, the I'm ms, Mr. JOINS GyoLRICE,
in the 7.h year ut his agc. Mr.. G.. was a native "f Ireland hut Tor
a. yrar- a citizen al this state. the last thhty ri whlrl ic spent
in Tins town. Ir.rIng the whole Of h rrtiI, nee here, hr main
tanned the character oi an HFiIgli and u>ttuI cikcn, aud enjoyed,
IN n lunl DECREE. The respect and esteem uf iii fcNUw-cItlI"Is.
Died. at Im- late residence IN the county of E,-eN, Virginia, ON
tho uich, Of IN" Eta 81 This month, iuuIET :. GAE>Err, LaI,
Cul!rrfrr of thr p"ftuf Iapp"harnoch, after a long aud mot ds
u,.~Iun tItur-S.- ErsscrltksbGrg pug,T.
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WYTHE COUNTY,

At a meeting Of a portion Of the Dcnocra'L d a.
mit,ee of Vigilance for the County Of "ytne, a g.
the Court House, on Tuesday the llth DAY . :. lid
being Court dav) Doctor J,hn stanser Wn s..s,nrv.
to the Chair, and John Sanders appoint" .,nIained,
The object Of the meeting having 81 p X
The follow,no resolutions were offered by oo'
FLOYD. and unanimously adopted VIZ; .o.,,a !, is
Resolred, That in the opinion OF TINS meetings :
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TO TIE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.

y TT TE' = y Ut .FV-' = ~
IL may not be improper TO give you some idea al the
rapid changes daily occurring in .his region; for, nm
sure II must be gratifying to the friends o! Democracy
10 hear that this ancient Commonwealth "ill once more
uniurl her victorious banner for Niast,n Van Buren,.
On yesterday, Mr.. Banks, our Representative, gnr"
us a speech ofthrce hours, winch reflected honor upon
himself and was attended with great success. There
were 9 lost 10 the Wing party on this occasion. Bat have
TO speak Of Il 5riuhi Stnr in tie glorious cause. Mr. Ar
instead Tap. who del ircrcd an address 10 an assrin-
b!agc al Cnlpepcr Courthouse, on the 10Th which
will long he remembered by those present. On TINT
OCCASION, rs wei as on all others, h ) efforts were high
ly successful. His whole course is marked by great
achIevrmrnts-hs auditory attracted by his gesture
and majestic attitude. Fascinated by The spell Of hs
eye, they could not look away: they were rivcttrd 10 the
spot. He turned The triumph Of Whiggery lnto c"niu-
sion and despair. The fled; there was none TO reply.
Fear not for US; lftide water does well, we shall do better.
"BLUE RIDGE.
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From The Charleston Cuu.i"i, uf august ~
DREADFUL. NEWS l. FLORIDA.
Indian key dcStroyca-0ad tie iah9titamGs J"tchcrrd D
fg Iy4I1uSu

Indian Neg GcSTOBfd-0aG tie ldhHtIEaHiS G4'cherfd dy
he indGnSn
The intelligence of this most disastrous occurrence,
was brought to this port b. Capt. Kenyon, Of the chr.
Victoria, arrived at Quarantine yesterday, from Key
West. Tic states thata wrcckIng vessel arrived at Key
West, from Indian Key 9Th inst, with a few OF the
survivors, who stated that a number o~flndlans III their
canoes, attacked Indian Key on the night of the 9th
inst, and after numbering part Of the inhabitants, aud
filling their canoes with plumber, burnt the whole set.
tlcmcnt, consisting of about 30 houses, dwellings and
store. The Indians remained until noon on the FOL
lowing day, when they left for the main. The survivors
were concealed during this time under i wharf, and
left immediately after the Indians departed for Key
West. Our informant, not having ccnvcrScd with any
Of The survivors, IS unable to give Us a more detailed
account. 1t was stated at Key West, that some two
or three Of the inhabitants OF Indian Key had made
their escape in one of the Indian canoes, and arrived At
Tea Tabr Key, in the immediate vicinity.
A letter from Key West gives the particulars OF this
disaster. The following persons were on the hey at
the attack: Mr.. llouscrnan and wife, Mr.. Chas. Howe,
wife and ) children, DR.. Perrine wife and 3 children,
Mrs. Elliott Smith, child, brother and mother, John
Motto, wife and ) children, Nessrs. OTIS, Blocks and
Glass, carpenters, Mr.. Goodhuc, clerk Of Mr.. House
man, : men, crew Of %wrcck!ng sloop Key West, and
some 10 or II negroes, the latter all saved. Out OF this
number Mr.. Motto, wife and two children, arc destroyed,
and DR.. Perrine and the brother fNlFs. Smith, with all
of The houses, except one of Mr.. ilowe's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-25

To JAS. A. Seldom, Esq.
Sir: We enclose you a copy of certain proceedings
of a meeting of your Democratic Rcpnbl can ieilow.ci-
tizens of this county, by v hich you will perceive that
we have been appointed a committee "to correspond
with you," and rcques, that You Will be at our "n'xt
Court" Gin Scp,embcr,l and reply to r. I DANIEL, Esq,
who has been invited by a Wing meeting TO address the
people on that occasion, and who, il is understood, had
been consulted beforehand and agreed TO comply.
Permit US TO add our individual wishes to the nnani-
nous resolution of the meeting, that It may conpnrrt
request.
i've are, with sentiments Of respect and esteem,
Your personal and political friends,
w. 7. CONWAY,
]. G. HEDGMAN,
r. c. l.. MONCuRE,
J. T. HEDGMAN,
J. NJ. DANIEL,
JOHN MONCURE,
]. II. DANIEL
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".imo,' UhigS, a~0.'

FVR TIE nv VT INFT.
The communication in Imf Fridays enquirer under The caption
AVA Wings, AVA" viii al course hc recognized ~ E"h"l
Burns, wiih i lrw verbal alterations. Wigs are Wings man
times, and AL the world over. TrcachcTy, hyPorn>y aud decent
have ever been The characteristics ut NhieerTy. The editor 81
rr Woman and many others, who are laHorinr with VILLAIN !
Rive Ia Persuade Southern people that Harrison - a Jci"T>nh'th
Republican, believe, aud affirm, that Tom Jefferson was me
r,anirsf I'D hyrrrutc that ever Ivrh', What Tan we think 81
such u parry : Ashamed OF the name HIig. IN some places, I" dc
rrItr Democratic Republicans, try call themselves DrmnrGtc
WIu.s-E Ia, 9GIan WuG.!! No greater absuTdiy l. involved IN
the terms !i.nrsr Thiri and Holy DcvIl. r
EIH,cf ~ q hrer tr"H taUqwsr bhhc SaPinr Sp1r"s, .7ng: ~
'sYol would b. delighted, II YOU were here NJ This time. lm
re- me-. has become Ike that a.! -. We had 4. arrivals ye>'rrdi!
81 ihr day before, &c., maxim. upward. 81 iJ al this tlnr.-
The Wnodbtwy>. kaIr,, Idgitirot-, Sc. mad" ihair Ert ali"ai
aurr in IIr I.al! Room last nigit. We have a brilliant r"n'rIhti
lion from iI. Clergy too. The Rev. Mr. Keith ana 7. slaughter
gave ~ Yesterday ~" sermons and tlfrc prayer meetings. itls
dlitrni whirh +. most gnIri,d, the pluas runntnIt! az The ga!
and often w. md tirEn both together
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Mrx,co-La,er accounts from the Cap,ltat give y
seouent particulars of the contest raging Dc e ,ras
siden, Bus,amen,e and Gen. Urea. Inc war "Is
yet raging; bo, no bloody action ha do1 ,aso Of ,b p.1 Capi.
Urea was in possession OF the str"ms .noaa, rscrni,,
Of f. , o. : Propositions had been made BY Urea ea 70
Gam , new government, Sc, but Bustamente had re-
lee led them all.
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HENRY TAYLOR. =,
81 I.ttIN


4 TNENGrRG Ian FOR SALi"-Ihe subscriber ""nliIk"
IL To- sell TOR cash, ar on q lone III short cr'GIi, IN" th'' ~ .tHn
on wl.rh he resides, III tn" county ot Inn"mhHfg, lying on bg N.t-
,,w,y a. containing about Dnr thousand Acres. Win "a sum
rirut quantity az forest liud - original growth lot all plantation
rt,,nr.r-. about M" hundred acres uI Il Hat land, nearly AL IN cH'.
tty1,,nr. and fee from sob. Tie mansion house l>"n a ihcN and
I,,i,bI situation. enc mhr from the river, IN good CONDITION. ana
smile emily large fi IL, convenient and comfortable aCIotmlnmHA-
~, !, :, E,nil, WN. q. DkERIbN.
3l-wGW.
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"WAsHIsGToy, Aug. is, 1910.

"WAsHISGTOs, Aug. Is, 1910.
81 perceive nm address, pnrparl:ng 10 be signed by
secrdrrs FROM the Democratic party, from Frederick
county, Virginia, to the people Of Virginia, and appeal.
ing particularly to the friends Of MIR. Van Bnrem To 30
against his reelection. have read this address with
particular attention; and, as a FirLlnIan, and i sincere
friend of Mr.. Van Buren,, the more have read il, the
mare 1t confirms me IN the correctness OF the policy Of
the rrcsen; Administration. 1t will take more talents
than IS displayed in tliHt address 10 convince any honest
man in Virginia, that the principles and premises there
laid dnwn are orthodox, according TO The true ~tepuhlt.
can faith, as rxpresS-d by Virginia and Kentucky IN
their Resolutions OF rs and 80. was a littl- sur
priscd fh0m,rcr, not as much as might he crpected.
nrhcn I toke intO considerations, TINT JoSeph ~. Sherrard
has Lren maGr a Buak President,) 10 find his name
signed 10 th;s truly Frderai addrsEs. During the can.
was between Alfred II Powell and Robert Allen, Jos.
II, Sherrard and myself were amongst ~iorty.odd others
of Frederick county, who supported MIR. Allen IN oppo-
sition To Mr.. Powell, who was the warm advocate of
Mr.. Adams's administration, whilst Gen. Harrison was
in the Senate of the United States advocating the lead
rng measures of his administration. THIS IS truly a
sudden conversion IN this august parsonage 'PrHnci.
PITS, which he at that time pronounced as dangerous
to The Liberties Of the people. Has General HARRISON
eyer epldiated his former position: certainly not
Mr. Shcrafd went off from the administration OF Gen.
Jackson upon the proclamation, yet he condcscends 10
bcc"r,e the champion Of Gen. Harrison, VIII" SAID, that
the principles contained in that document had won Tor
General Jackson more honor than the battle OF New
Orleans. THIS is truly a political somerset; but the
reasoning faculties Of him and his friends have entire
u failed To convince ne that .'priHcibtcS to-ddy are not
''principiCS Tomorrow"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-25

To Mc EAdor: cHksrrErrELD, August ~, lSO.
In the Wing of the ID Of August, there Is an article headed
Good effects If The Extra Glnbc." The Editor goes IN la stale,
that The Extra Globe containing kcndaiI's lrit"rf Ia Mr. Bolts, charg-
lmg rhr said Bolts with being an Ab"iuiun'st, was sent t. a gentle
man IN Chesterfield. who was ~ Ia tia; time 4 coed hdnhnl>t'a-
lion man-aEd he, discovering thr pitch Ia which Amos had ar.
rived, T. nuvv determined ~ vol" for General Harrison.
Van VIII be- anun-.d Il, no doubt, Mr. Editor, Ia have a true tie
scrIptruu Of tti- good Van lGrrn man III ihr~i"rh'li, "hn IA
gone over to Harrison. lie was never known Ia wtirF a sentiment
IN favor al Nr. Van iilrru IN his iir, hnI has SAID that hr never
voted fr him, and never would. think hr voted the Nhlic ticket
In !~:a, hIl invariably voted against our worthy r-lne.t nidiitC,
James II. Cox, when there was opposition aud when mere Wa
none, report says he tried 10 get mp some. lie voted Tor VII.
F!nufnn, against CAPTAIN Nah, and was very active IN the can
vas, and la, been IN the Harrison Vigilance Committee 81! Tie
iirc-ani tins i, The mighty CHANG, Nj. Editor, wrought IN Gees
t.tfclI Iy % tuos'- /, in. Yours. truly,
SfIiS CIIEiTIliM.
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nal service, while it would have ernIcd non as oue
superior TO aH selfish considerations, mare on1ious 10
re"der justice TO Others Than 10 claim it far uoursef."-
~ HARRISON cannot evadc the issue-And The "Pi.
lot which him to be silent, counsels him
10 blot from the s%cutcheon what was considered in Isi"
its brightest ornament.
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Marriages.
Deaths.

Married. IN Iuwiatau County, on Thursday the goth inst, hy
The Rev. Jordan Martin. Dr. ALrN.aDEK KlIp, ut Petersburg,
formerly 81 Chesterfield Go, Na.,l 10 Miss ASS =, daughter ii
the late PETER rorrEr.
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T. Sales Of WIN. Bakers crop Of IL hhds. passed
Tobacco at the Public Warehouse, August 18th i
hid. $l52, do. l5i, ! do lis, ] DO. li3, ] do. l3',
do. ll3, ! do. III, DO. II, " do. Z = do. u, | do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-25

no; ~\LE us GENT-Ihr Farmers Hotel - Inrpahann"oh,
l. ,,,tch i. decidedly the hest stand tor = avcrn ~ III" place.
To a good tenant The Terms Will b. accommodating" or II would be
la iv ANY ucr~n wishing Ia purclas- or rent VIII b" pleased
,n n,LIr.s. tMr subscriber, living Ia ihs place. Possession gwen
= "nn, n x. l.. PUTS.
'. $500 - ,,,,sta ~ I@l1 3l--t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-25

II An Extra Meeting Of the Democratic Associa.
ton of this City will b" held THIS Evening at Their
Hall. General and punc,ual attendance is requested.
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tuu -

4 TEACHER WANTED The Trustees al Wa hineton AGA
a denny wish To engage 4 gentleman I" take charge oil TIE school,
n principal, for the next year. The subscriber wlI answer
urnrrp:Iy all enquiries relating 10 The Academy. Letters post
plidJ may b. addressed To him, coax Grove, WcsimorcIand, Nr.
rinia." Ey order of the Board.
-"'' HENRY TAYLOR. =,
.. 3l-llllN
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Stafford LIoantu, lug. To, ISlU.

n We refer to our Last Page for the Proceedings
OF different counties III Virginia.
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u,yrpgs SYDNEY CoLLEnE, Aug. = '-t".
;. rh,. ,naty-ls Of the Mineral Waters sem III"

have already written 10 tell YOU, 'hat p an The cork; I have not,
ihiEe hhr""y . sn,r,.d had leaked through NV :" Ln, y,,t for
Of the wafer l dn ,r,nrnt contained III NE e"''" ~. .,,In /,
, ,fm,HsT 'sapply, which I be- you Nv wal ,o, "ram y" " both ga and solid.
dIer than u ma "a ,,.r Than dv -ra.uns. ! o hN ny "n.i
IF T s%S pc" p & %, ,,c:T s% s",5 5"'"S. WasSt;, and On 90 com;
dercd A. Saline, "a, ,r,I, Thai Of the celebrated /" hi'e sulphur
paring ihriI M" and gaseous ingredients althp, ~"
:r,rnrs. hG tn >"" 80. too we'll known FOR me To recon
The value =! ., ,1h| Your Own experience, a. H - rr.a'tine 10
d. nee Of tHr r. =" car. pt.t, establish their rei1it'ttG' w (" w." Nv, 4
Iht -e SpTlnHt =" - ,h,,, II Il possible for ne Ia 40 n,p"m III
-" a.. factory mann. ,,,,e - contained in the sprn", Is "'h
ryd 90 ", = Ir one Of the most etfcaci",- ,sns e"n; AID ",d Ca j. Al
KNOW "us IN n solution along whh 'aipoMS ~" - ~.
atrcti IL, 49,. most agreeable mode IN winch u 'n - -, ,rI
!%%, . 'he eon;rnt. present., WIN p , ,i,.v = n.ton n Of mT the sy>t,m and
nirarr't J.,y aud The ev,iS ARISING rom ua' 'o"''s
curFcct ~ liz arrompl nyIre lasstude, &t. 49,, ) .ubi.ct
do not, ~ y me evidence Of hnndrts q YOU mi ~. !" n ,,rnomy 10
but rccnt % ,nd conclude, BY offering my T,"n ii E,.rnira-
Of tn wntr', ~ oplnlDu being founded nPo" 4 H'''A'
their value, ny pp ~, Yours, truly,
tron of the IngredhHs' h. 2. g GARDNER, VI ~,
p,fx.,r Of Chemistry, S@' Gilt
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ELI,NANNA COrNTY.

JOINS SAsprRs, Scr'y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

The rennsy ,snia Legislature again object Of aiten-
ton and anxiety from all quarters The question the interest
the State debt Of vital importance In February
last 500 fell DUE and paid until the money bor
rowed from hanl VIGOROUSLY nsosenL of this amount
due temporary loan, contracted 10 cf
tho interest du in August 1874 la about two months similar
sssin falls due, and yet provision has been
II !. late 10 resort TO taxation.
and uness the S3cco Loan recently authorised can be Dor
sswed from the bsnk the state will entirely fail The ~hols
connection If the executive 81 Pennsy with the y
Bark has been dsgacef In c ereme inJuly iss loan
authorised by the state Of Psnns ANA and
the stock issued 10 the Y. s. Bsnl and BY her transmitted
20 rurop. The amount placed to the crcd Of n.
books o the u Bank and remained TO the list OF
Ja.sar The stocb part The pledge in the hands
Of the Rothschds or the a. s. Bank debcntur,s
London sale The thus made tool o 10
suppor, the credit Of the u r. Bsnk while s credit
suffered be Lost There - held 10 the London market
aoot $4,000 Pennsylvania stock L. Bank account
which cannot disposed or the price being about per
The aebenrcs or which this ssek security are held
v .ns bot very dull 81 sale and the reaud
not b, procured them An additional supply Of the
.soch will have a very effect upon the debentures
~. s;a,, arrange nn.nt setween the o. g. Bank to,
Porter pre- the failure OF the bank by which the bank
heesm. &c Of stock issued August and
s.s ,r,rdstey Alter has trsnpired. Certain IL is
that certain Philadelphia gentleman wai actively
engaged as gobetwcen from the bank parer 10 the
vernon The result that The bank became possessed
cf IN. Stat. stock, and RENTED II TO sustain Mr. jan
don whou, The State receiving equisaent u must be
recorcted that the loan made when the bank paid specie
and payncn, received after The suspension The details we
will give In se~ days The anestion Is, wiz the state
able tcb borrow the money! and will be available 70
NEE, the interest ssosoco sccruin The st Aueus II the
amount borrowed fr-m the banks they will he unable to
January II the State cannot borrow The money
she must fail and hat failure viii put the death blow 10 Amer
can credit abroad.
The State Of P,nrsylvsna has brought this posi-
iop by the Inf hence and Of the u q Bank In
A~ latter OF iasye wherever that in ttulon at
Iss ptes 10 vs osey Europe the State
the s,seh " heat eeremory HE 70 lowing list Of the
ssseks svsd ~ 1899 -