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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-16
SURVEYORS GENERAL,

SURVEYORS GENERAL.
AT Cincinnati l. and 3 assistants, agg pay $3.50
St Louis ], and assistants, &c 5000
Florence, Ala. !, and 2 assistants, 1920
Donaldsonville, La. l, and 3 assistants, +" 1900
Jackson, Miss. l, and 2 assistants, " 1000
Little Rock, Ark. |, and assistants g 400
Dubuque, 10. l, and assistants, " 300
Tallahassee, Fla. l, and assistant 1900
Pototoc Miss l, and 3 assistants 375O
For surveys of public lands in certain States
exclusive Of above salaries, amount appro-
prated, o7o $40
there are other large expenditures in this Depart-
ment not above included
UNITED STATES MINT.
Al Philadelphia principal officers mentioned in the
Blue Book, with an aggregate annual pay of 81, 100
Yet the appropriation bill recently passed
gives to officers and clerks Of ths.mint q, 400
And to. the laborcn at the same establish
ment, % ON
And for contingent expenses, not including
machinery, specimens Of ore, &c. 10000
AT New Orleans, the Blue Book exhibits 4
officers and clerks in the branch mint with
an aggregate salary of $500
Yet the amount appropriated for officers and
clerks there, this year, is 1890
And TOR laborers, $4,000
and Tor incidental expenses l7lOO
AT Dahlonega, (Ga.) 3 officers mentioned, pay
propriated COCO
Laoorers pay, $500
incidental, $500
AT Charlotte, IN CD officers mentioned
pay appropriated 5000
Laeorers, $500
incidental $500
The above subject of the Mint presents striking
illustration of the deception and wohlcssness of the
Blue Book The whole amount of com pen ation for
etaoers Of the mns, including laborers, mention
ed IN the Blue Book is S24 700, while the sppropra-
uoh bill just passed, gives them S45, 3OOll
SURVEY OF THE COAST
The superintendent and 10 assistants. arc sci down
IN the Blue Book with aggregate salary Of 1871 500
The amount appropriated, including ex-
penses and salaries is, 100000
GOVERNMENTS OF TERRITORIES
notice merely the annual expense Of Gorernrnent
paid BY the United States Treasury;
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Missouri, Tennessee, and Kentucky, ono revenue
officer in each--saary 400 to GOO each
1t appears by public document printed by Congress
in January 1885, that at large number of seaports
the expenses Of collection exceeded the revenue, and
that at some the expenses were large and the receipts
absolutely nothing AT thirty-four seaports during
the year 1887, and suppose it is wonsnow $227,-
365 60 were paid out Of the public Treasury to
tom-house officers alone, and above the entire
amount Of revenue collected by them This is exclu-
sive of defacatons shown by the Secretary Of the
Treasury himself Take few examples
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-16

Extract Of letter from late Van Buren, man
in Tennessee:
"We long to hear the results of the proceed
ngs of the present Congress. Times are getting
no better mighty fast Our banks have stopped
dscounting trade has almost stopped--and our
money has all flown away. used to think a
metallic currency was preferable to bank, but
| find hard money, Of any sort, is - sight
better than no money atall-"
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-20
E1ETTAW HOITSE

Corner of Eua,v and Baltimore streets, Baltimore.
FHNHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the patrons Of
T. this establishment, their friends, and the public gener-
ally that they associated themselves together for the
purpose of conducting the The EUTAW HOUSE
completed and first opened 1896 at which time it was
furnished throughout in the very best manner and without
regard The comfort and convenience of its interior
arrangements its high and airy location, combine to render 1t
proverbally pleasant and healthy particularly well a
dapted for the accommodation of FAMILIES and LADIES,
having great number of Private Parour LADIES' Ordinary
more street In every respect the Eutaw House second
TO none in the United States and is the intention and hm
determination of the propetors spare exerions TO
promote the comfort and qualification of their palrons and al
Mt which no exception can be taken The STOCK OF
VINAfS and LIQ UORS hand, has been mostly imported
expressly for tie of this establishment selected from
the private stocks of of the most celebrated connois
the city. The BATHS attached 10 the house are in
complete order, and open all tme for the use of the
guests. - -
ASAHEL HUSSEY,
z
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TENOBACCO, &c -
4 $50 boxes 81. Hare's' Sweet Cavendish TOBACCO
ls5 do "Keen s. Hare's" do do do
124 do "P. Labby' pound lump do
SO do Small Lump ~ 10 lbs. TO the various brands
225 or. boxes Havana SEGARs F'Muda'' brand
1877 or. and eighth boxes do do "Jaques' do
IO4 tenth do "cizaro Embuetto''
100000 Domestic manufacture, various qualities benture
S. bales ST. Domingo LEAF TOBACCO, entitled to de-
GO do Cuba do do do
For sale by S. D. WALKER Co.
anI3 eoet No. so $. CAV ST.
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ap13

ENOR sALE-The subscriber will sell at private sale,
n the LOT aud DWELLING HOUSE lately occupied by
him Mount Vernon Place. the Washington Monument.
The Lot about SO feet front by 60 deep The House is
arge consisting of basement and stories, having
floor, the first two &c feet by Is, and the third IL by 49,
has good bath house and convenience for the
dation ola family Possession will be given Immediately. For
terms of sale apply TO the subscriber.
Persons DESTROYS to purchase may any time inspect the
premises J. z. KENNEDY.
ap9
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HOLIDAY s. M;KKNLEY,
T EETrV1V a n HTTTn MA K E,RE. M


GAY street opposite New Christ Church, Baltimore,
makes TO order VENETIAN BLINDS, PATENT SPRING
SHUTTER BLINDS, SHADES, CURTAINS, and all other
fixtures apperaning 10 the screening of Windows Doors
either inside or out Also Curtain Fixtures for Dry Goods,
and other made in the best and shortest notice
Blind way, supplied with any quantity, at the shortest
notice aud most reasonable terms.
Od Blinds repaired taken in exchange for new ones
aD 10
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SHOE THREAD.

" LARRABIGE, No. 90, 5. CALVERT STREET.
HA9 lmporler and Dealer in SHOE THREADS, TOOLS,
and SHOE FINDINGS in general has by
walls from Liverpool large assortment SHOE THREADS,
VIZ Brown Green, half Blesched, White and yellow,
ranted Of the best qualities and has fine selection
Shoe TOOLS and FINDINGS, viz: Shoe Knives Pncers,
Hammers, Aw Bade Aw HATS Shoe Raps, Kit Files Pegs
of Sizes Root WeltDg, Linen and Cotton Boot Cord
and east shoe Nails, Size Sticks, Shoe Brises
The above goods warranted the best quay and will be sold
any other city.
Also hand LASTS ofevery description the latest fash
on and made of the best timber Dunlop
Bi.ACKING.
Country Merchants will do well call before purchasing
elsewhere. apo cost
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THE PILOT,
nuEF GREE n

kpublshed at No H. Water Baltimore, nearly opposite
Cheapside.
TERMS-Daily, Six Dollars per annum or Twelve ana
an half Gents per week, payable to the carriers
Country, Five Dollars annum, payable IN &c o
Extra in pamphlet form and double Royal size, at one
Dollar for twenty five numbels .,,,,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
square insertion So so ! square month ~ 0 NJ
do. 3 do 90 do. do 10 10 %
do week. 10 do. DO 10 w
do do rs l square per year, $50 90
Cards Of two lines only, So por annqm, in advance.
Ten lines, less .nake sgtGre II an a sdVar
the time of their insertion e5SeP
semens ordered in till Forbid will be charged fifty cents for
each subsequent insertion
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BRUSH AND BELLOWS WAREHOUSE.
TX. STAPIET1N & SON. No 25S Baltimor

FINISHING TACIxLE.-Just received an assortment
of superior TACKLE, consisting Of
IA and Joint WALKING STICK Rods
3,4 and HALLE RODS
g. and Ash butt FLY RODS
90, 100 Il $50 yards SILK HAIR dnd SEA GRASS LINES
SILK, HAIR and GRASS LINES, furnished per gros
Common THREAD and COTTON LINES, furnished per
gros
ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, all sorts
Cut, Gimp and Hair SNOODS
Virginia, Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS by the 1908 or
otherwise
SWIVEL'S BOOKS furnished complete
AIso-A general assortment of WOODEN WARE, Irvine
and Cordage BRUSHES of all kinds for sale reduced
prices by DUkEHART 4 CO.,
1Ol l-2 Baltimore street, between South & Calvert sts
Country Merchants ant others invited to CALL Thank
full for past favors they solicit share of patronage.
ap3 At
WKTINE--lU0 quarter casks Lorings' Sweet Malaga
w WINE, wooden bound-l00 quarter casks do do do,
iron hound entitled TO d.benture. Fol- sale by
NORRIS d FAfRBAIRN,
spe 70 Pratt, between Gay
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

EpY virtue Of Decree of the High Court of Chancery Of
kDMaryland, the subscriber trustee will offer at public
SALE SATURDAY the I'd day of May next O'Clock
NJ Exchange in the city of Baltimore the residence
of the late Captain Kerr situated in Thames street, the
Bond The HOUSE, three story brick, with
large two story back Building, substantially built and ed
with slate roofhere smoke huse, stable, Sc, attach
ed This house advansgeouy situated for dwelling and
store, for which it has been recently used
The terms of sale are, that third of the purchase money
be paid in cash. and the balance six and months
the day ofae be secured by approved bearing
lnterest-the title is ndisputabe,
WIN. A. TALBOT, Trustee.
NJOTICE-The creditors of Archibald Kerr, deceased,
" will file the vouchers of their claims in the Chancery office
within four months from said day of sale.
VIM. A. OLBoTT, Trustee.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-20


The drama Of VEST PoIS S or %S TeIP or
TREAsoN-by Joseph Breck, ESD
In consequence of the numerous solicitations of his
friends the author of the drama entitled "West Point; or
Tale OF Treason" has consented TO its publication.
This play is dramatic picture of The bold and daring
treason of benedict Arnold and OF the and execu-
ton of Major Andre, the British Spy during the Revo-
utionary War.
1t was adapted to scenic representation by Joseph
Breck, Esq. The original tale from the pen of Fro
fessor lngfaham, as publishedin the Democratic Re-
view.
The dramalist has been kindly furnished with poet
zeal EPlLOGUE, by John III. Hewitt, Esq and also
PROLOGUE, by X. Horace Pratt, ESQ; which produc-
lions will accompany the publication thereby enhancing
its value.
Subscribers will be furnished with the work at 25 cts
per copy, delivery.
G57Copy-rght secured.
AS Monsieur LIE SAGE wrote in preface to
his translation of "LIFE OF GUsMAN D. ALFARACHE"
SO copy.
dare say there many good things in this transla
tion) drama, because they none of my own; and
some bad ones which am not bound TO vindicatc and
whoever lays them TO my charge will do me wrong; for
without vanity be it spoken there would have been many
of the latter If had abridged omitted them
have also introduced several new turns of thought and
expression, that the whole might assume modern APP
pearance. 1t is not easy to make Spanish suit cspe
caly an old one. fit FTenchman, for the anpaihy be-
tween the two nations appears in every thing. Though
this book be not exactly calculated for perusa in Lent
or on Church days, it will admirably well suit Cardinal
time. is fitted TO all shapes and sizes; saddle for
every horse 1t needs only TO be tried, and many, who
believe made for Others will find that the coat sets
well upon them, if the tailor had il by he
own measure. The misfortune is, that every one be-
leves himself tall and well shaped; and yet there are
hardly any but crooked and humpbacked men in the
world
TCoples of the Prospectus be fonnd at the prnr
cipa Bookstores where subscriptions are respectfully
solicited. JOSEPH BRECK
app csR
HNOR RENT.-The CELLAR under the PIlot', Office
It No. H. Water ST. will be ONT reasonable TERMS
Apply at the office. app
HOOP IRON-Assored Sizes from SD to l2 inch;
Il Il just received and for sale by
A. r. BICKNER,
apo No. 20 German street.
NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
ID ICARDS, BELTS & co. 1856 BALTIMORE
AsTREET, just receiving per Leila and BY purchase
IN this country, handsome assortment of Spring DRY
GOODS, which point Of style will compete with any other
in the city. 1t comprises the following:
fRINTS, OF new and beautiful styles,
Plaid and striped Embroidered MUSLINS
Printed Lawns aud JACONETS
Cambrics, Swiss, Null, Jaconets and Incia Lawn
Alpaca, Persian, and Saxouy CLOTHS
DOrsay, Russell and other Cotton DRILLING
Plain and fancy Bleached and Brown LINEN Drill
Black and White GINGHAMS
Irish Linens, HGland SiLESIAS
Apron Checzss Mariae Siiis.aisCs
BroHF.ft1. Asusa. &c
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ASAHEL HU SSEY,
Z. w. ELDER,
'
Q4ate of the firm of d. S. Elder s. Coz
Baltimore, April 9. 1870

WITHOUT CHARMS"
HN III. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON, N. w. Cor.
n of Charles and Fayee s would call the attention
of the public, the preservation Of the TEETH Millions OF
Teeth premaurey lost which might be preserved by
timely and udicous trcanen those therefore, who value
the preservation of their Teeth will please give him, call as
well those who moy require artificial inserted and he
perform his operations the entire satisfaction Of
those who may honor him with their patronage. app 2aw
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vzxEIE SUBSCRIBER continues 10 manufacture nle
above articles, and is prepared to sell on The most iea
sonabe terms He has constantly on hand Sweet SGENa
SMALL LUMP, SMALL TWIST, and all other Kinds OIL
TOBACCO, and SCOTCH, RAPPEE and MACABAU
SNIFF ofthe best quality Together with large quantity
of the various qualities of CIGARS
For sale wholesale and retail by -
va CHARLES INGRAM,
ap2-3t N. E. corner oil Pran anu SCUM eI2
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GROUND ALUM & FINE SALT.
q nAn BUSHELS G. A. SALT,
e6 eVBOO 200 sacks, large size, fine do.
F5r sale by G. b. WILSON & co.
sp13 Smiths wharf
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-20

SPERM CANDLES.-l0O boxes prime summer made
- Sperm Candies, assorted Sizes landing and sale by
WILMINGTON y EASTMAN,
ap13 IS Bowy's wharf
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TIIEATR

THEATRE HOUSE. ~
YENHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs tne pup M
that he has taken the above celebrated Tavern Ills
BAR is well stocked with the choicest LIQUORS, anh ne
hopes by the personal and respectful attendance
and assistants TO secure share of public patronage
A large ROOM, suitable for pubic society," or private
meetings attached the premises, which can be ad on
anncaiion 10 The nropretor such OCCASIONS gratis
"PF F. A. GIBBONS,
ap24t Iheatre Rouse.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-20

NREAT BARGAINS IN LINEN GOODS
~ am selling Superior Irish Linens, Do. Sheeting, Table
Damask and Diaper Damask Table Cloths at
dened low prices Call YOU want bargains a! No. SO
BALTIC. st., doors above South st. = -
j. EDWARD BiRD.
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BALTIMORE, MONDAY, APRIL go,
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ESOR REM very comfortable two story BRICK
. DWELLING HOUSE in Pearl street, few doors NORTH
of Saratoga This house contains passage, two par
pantry and kitchen down stars four chambers above
aud two the garrett The will be $500 per
mum, and possession given Immediately.
Apply to JESSE T. PETERS.
Next door below at the
ap13 Corner of Market Sc North sts.
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NJEW SPRING GOODS FOR CENT? EMEN'
lN WEAR
Fancy Spring Cassmercs
Superior Summer Cloths, ribb'd and plain Grape, de
English Gamboons, Tibb'd aud plain
White and brown drillings, ribb'd and plain
American Nankeens
Silk, Satin and Marseilles Vestings
Super Silk and Linen cambria pocket Handkerchies
Together with full of of England Cloths an
Caesimeres PETERS g. BROTHER.
apI No SIS BALTIC. ST. lower cor. TripoletPs alley
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-18

| pass scross the MOUNTAINS, and overflow
! lbe regions bordering on the Pacific. The
plan Of lsf-sighlrd policy may he, to rs
lsbllsh colonies there, that might prevent
the acquisition Of the territory by 4 kin
dfed hot rival people.
What might add strength TO the resou-
ton, Is The TACT that Mexico is Indebted Ca
England ~ vast sum. The sale oil the
CALIFORNIA; might be convenient mode OF
caneehIng an enormous debt and perhaps
The settlement ot other foreign claims due
by Mexico might be included as part o!
the purchase money, in The bargain.
The following is an extract from the
letter above referred 10, from the New Or
leans Courier. II is dated at the city OF
Mexlco:-All other commercial and naval
powers are destined probably 10 feel the
consequences oil srGh an acquisition by
John Bull. The United States, however,
are most interested for lei Great Britain
succeed IN planting her colored battaIlons
in the CALIFORNIA;. and she will then have
the Union surrounded by chain of posts
from New Brunswick TO Honduras.
Under the pretext Of colonizing the Cali
fornas with her colored allies, she may
gradually introduce thousands OF her East
India troops, until the absolute control OF
all Mexico be hers. With the black bat
taions from the West Indies, and the yell
low Sepoys from the East, the unscrupu-
Ious fanatics Of England would find argu-
menl for their abolition doctrines, such as
il would require all the energies of our
Southern states to resist. We trust that
the government at Washington will look
10 this and speak in snch n tone as NAV
compel the mbeciIe Mexicans to reject the
proposals OF England.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-18
From the Ogdensburgh Times.

While such is the state Of our finances
and while the energies and enterprise OF
our people are crippled, Great Britain is
assuming q position in relation ID The
North Eastern Boundary, which seems 10
indicate determination 10 hold a mart or
all OF the country, or to bring the contro-
versy TO the issue of force. Thus pros.
iTated by dissension, divisions. exner;-
ments and expedience, causing weakness.
and disorder within, we are Threatened
with assaults from without. The b;os
character OF just, brave and united neo'
p'e' when we boosted. is regarded as lost
70 Us and England is ready TO plant a
standard on the soil bought BY the blood of
me martyrs OF the American Revolution.
inese are subjects for sober reflection,
and We hope all our peopl. will ponder
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-18
MARCH Is
them as matter IN which we are ipai,,a
ualIy and nationally concerned. ~

awhile the Americans ar, ,,t.-
much pains To prove thar wariiEr me-.
tons ATE making by the BRUSH, ,brv So So
be aware that The state Of affairs ., ' 't.''
part calls iordecidrd demonstrations On ICY 10y
MOI only have they Kept an aru,sd ~ ~
upon the territory, contrary 10 aprr,,'..'
and opened roads through hut on - ~
time they have been continually I'm !" 'n''
ening Their positions at Fort Fairfield .. a,
Fish River, and have been con,ryinS 80 'au
non th'ther on sleds the presen; ,s - zoo
Win these acts 10 view does !, brho, ,"% We
British authorities to be idle; A 81 '~
two will bring us something more a.,
on the subject than that we noss. ..e
present. "-Ner Bruns,cick poper
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net cattle. sheep, swine, posiirv, hsy sut
oihef sssscirs, alleged 10 have bern takes
and seea laf the brnshs n the eoniinrnis
army. nrar 81 John's which sun, Ingstb
L1Essh eSs dollars aud one third already
rayeised bF him on that account, Is ths
sfbgsnt ol the sad sriicles, - estimated
by she commisssonrfs sppoiaGed By genera
Wooster iof that purpose, pursuant 10 az
order ~ Congress
That sbe damages doae To the buildings
lsrms, &c by oar troops or those II the
eneiny, ought not Ia he paid, nnless gen-
ersl provision be made Iof compromising ali
Others. who, by means Of The war, have,
"a like manner, been damaged which
may be subject worthy 10 be considered,
after the close Of the war.
On the eSfd October the same committee
male a further report on Col. Hszen's
claims, upon which the following resoIo-
tion was unanimously adopted:
Resoirtd, Tina, the sum Of s966 be
paid io colnnri NJ 'ses Hazefi, for his larm-
Gag, smiths and potash, carpenters loiner's
cnoprfis, and sisve-aakeT's tools, and for
anchors and cables, said 10 he taken BY,
aud appropriated Ia tie use of the army
under general Montgomery"
Thus il would appear that Mr.. Hazen
was reimbursed for the loss Of his move
able property; but il is fact well known
that Col. Hazen had large immoveahle
properties in Canada, which he lost in CON
sequence OF his attachment 10 the Ameri-
can cause, and for which we have no proof
tina, he has been compensated.
ITO be continually
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-18

pfiations Tor national defence. But The
/ interior West DOES not require such apnro-
pristions. And whv Because, by the
/ blrssiHg OF Nature, they are removed IRON
all danger Of invasion they inhsbu
county remote from any foreign nation
The day is pas, when Great Britain is 10
invade US successfully through The lakes. II,
unfortunately, a rupture should ever take
place between rs, Canada could nerer De
retained in Colonial subiug alton. On
There is a bold aud hardy population
on the lake frontier always capable oi de-
tending itself from the remote possibility OF
any impotent invasion. They are mol in
a situation to be attacked. But il our
country is TO be invaded, il will be either
in the Norlheas, or the Southwest. IL will
be in the gulf of Mexico or in some part
OF the Southern Atlantic, that you will be
called upon 10 defend the honor and rights
of the country. There your coast is ex-
tensve and unprotected, and open 70 the
intercourse Of the world. There your
commerce is richest and presents the great
est temptations 10 invasion. Surely the
people Of the interior West want NO ap
preparations for their defence, except upon
the Indian frontier.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-18
NORTH AMERICAN.
SWANTON, MARCH Ia. Is4o

The times are most interesting. A p-ob,.u
'oi the highest importance is about 10 be .al.,i
:" The virtue of the nation is TO Le tn,d ~.
"cause of humanity and hope of PHILOSOPHY w
"the fate OF free governments, are involved 4. ~.
event How awful is tho respons,bih,y 1 ,.'
solemn the hazard I'VE are 10 deiernr,
ny our deeds The Soundness' Of our rheorie, ,ss
ascertain whether republican system ofso,s,,
ment' built on the will Of, and receiving II. man,
"ers Immediately from the people, is cap,b. :,
maintaining It's sovereignty; TO oblain esp.rim,,
ta' knowledge how lar the liberty of the ,,,,,,
rs compatible with the safely of the state ia
prove IN snort whether the people are her
'oicn uorSt enemies" as is asserted By mos's"a
lists. Miles Register
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-18

IhsA downright murder. The destruction
II 500 pe"plr by whom no attack had been
made, and 40 resistance Offered, certainly
loakS cold. binoded and inexcasahle. THIS
IS poor way to teach Christianity TO The
heslhen.-N y. Sun.