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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-03
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Jan II

IL CIiNCERY-VIRGiHiA.-in Pow!atan County CoIz :
Rnhcrt H. con in his rig;, and ~ adm! DE- boi a
hr will annexed, Of Edward tUN, SEM dac AMI as ada,
mis- non with The Will annexed al Edward Cox, j., doc,
!ans
against
Wnam cox John C. Bailey, and Marcy hs WIFE, an! r-
,,o, .nn U Edward Cox IT, deceased aud uItrs, nai,b
Till day came the plaintiffs by hi attorney ana d. IS
and the d, PENDANTS above named, not lartA. entered t
,ufYrrc aud given security according u fbr Act of l
tI T,,- Of Il.s ruur and il apieatsm. - The a'i.iob
cont that the, are inhabitants 81 this coi"non"t a
motion Of III. plaintiff by hts attorney, : ordered rat
defendant. , appear here the met day If ~. c" N.
answer the hill the plaintiff: and give srcntty r
such decree a. the court may make herein; and that ,u,
order g forthwith inserted in newspaper published
rity nj Richmond fur months successfully, and shat AMI
copy be posted the front door OF the corho.@ 81
4 Copy-Icstc, X /. "kANlS. b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-03

~ CHANCnr,- ,,ru-t..--In powhatan crrcun Con, !,
Gallo Wilkinson in his night and executor Of Ill.,
kinson, decd, PAM
against,
William Watson aud Fanny hi, wife, judith Cau>lv nm
wv, pau.ly dec Jenny Cogk.r, widow Ut E"h. Cob H.
c,!tmn wilkinson ana Preston Nrikmson cEl. cIrca l.
Wilkinson dec Geo. Harding and Polly la, wl fgiar,.
wmNin.un Lisbon Wilkinson, DAVID NJ. WInti,,T RI .
cn,Srr and Poiy his wi", Rob. &. God>cy aHh BDt,a
nnvildi, Rcans and Eoscry hls WIFE, >nit horp Ind -
I'm. hi. wife James II. GOlsry and LayInia HI. WIFI lr,
l., and IuIl,n Ann his WIFE, Thomas Is ikln-un Npuf 4,
tn Goo Wilkinson and Francis Wilkinson, ta !rsf, ,r
h,r4 Of Thomas Evan. and iabta hS wIle, tie hg>a,
yut,r. of Geo. Watson and C"holt l> w'lr Ia bril.5
,ntrs. of Jesse WILKINSON aud the hears aud G,rr..
John Wilkinson, D,iaHHtrl.
IN, defendants, Lisbon Wilkinson, III" heirs Of Tho Ia,
-I me hens Of Geo. Watson and "c, the heir u g. ~,
n,n and il. heir. OF John Nllkl-o:I. not hayu ,r.
ncartnrr and given sccurS arcufdtu: II the t,u So,
,n the rilS Of this cuuu, and appearing Ia TIM >atsl
,e curt that they are inhabitants 81 This comurg
I'm. ,pn of the plaintiff by hI- Attorney II i UTn
d attendants do appear here the rst sy al Hr,,
and answer the bill of The plaintiff and siv" security fr
inv s,,c decree a. the court may mas hrr'n; ant t
ia, order n. tnrtlwlth inserted IN some new paper
,hr rity nf richmond FOR months suTc"ssN and l
cm,v he po,ted AZ the s"or of the Courthouse tr
4 Copy-Tcstc,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-03

Loan to Commonwealth,
Pennsylvania . per cent,
Stock accounts,
Bonds and Mortgages,
Real Estate,
Banking Houses,
Miles King, late Navy Agent, Norfolk,
Due by the United States,
U. S. Bank and branches,
State Banks,
State Bank agencies,
Bonus for uncxpircd time Of charter, 70
years,
Expenses,
Contingent interest,
Contingent exchange,
Foreign Exchange account,
Notes Of Bank OF United States and
branches,
State Banks,
Bank IT, States in transitu,
Specie,
Deficiencies,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-03
;h,;ons to the sentiments which we find recorded in

libatons to the sentiments which we hnd recorded III
=, ,I Late annual meeting Massachusetts Anti-savc
socr,v The following among the resolutions adopted:
ssre Ina, We rsar cns as candidate for the Prss
deney as signal glorious triumph of truth Of
my" ..What is the language of the Philanthropist
e views of Anti Slavery Editors regarding the Harrisburg
eII he G s S the Of M Clay selee
ton Of arsonas the candidate OF the Opposition are L"
snne extent concession the spirit u liberty e Norh"'
This would look like magnanimlty III Mr.. Clay If 1t
were honest; but lie is in fact, sacrificing, far
he cun, the immediate and dearest interests of The
South to his selfish schemcs-the offspring OF his IN
dying, delusive ambition-G'o6e
BANK OF ruE UNITED srArEs-We lay before our
readers an official statement of the condition of the
United States Bank of Pennsylvania, and we invite
them TO look at it carefully What beautiful picture
does il present of the great Wing Regulator Here is
fine specimen of the consequences resulting from the
Whie credit system And yet the Wings are DESTROYS
that another such Regulator should be established
From all such Regulators we hope 10 be delivered.
~ baltimore Republican.
Statement for January last
We are indebted to the Harrisburg Reporter for the
following abstract of the statement of the Bank of the
u. States, as forwarded 10 the Auditor General The
time designated, January ., 1910
RccaptuiatiOn.
DR..
Capital stock s35,OOO,OOO 90
Issue ofthe Bank of the United States
and branches, l4,2Uc, l30 ~
Post Notes issued, 5,N'S,7 ~
Discount, exchange and interest e97,92l y
Dividends unclaimed, 49,6li 81
Profit and loss. 5,460,59l &c
Agency in London, &c, 4,9I,0l9 u
Contingent fund, 5,06o,065 II
6 less losses
chargeable, 5,ls5,548 90
Ronds 10 the United States, l,9s65S9 Oh
Interest on bonds TO the u States, l34,O94 ~
Due to Bank Of the U States
| and branches, lo,0lo4a9 Q.
/" State banks, 4,l553G6 a:
i" State bank agencies, 42o49 :,
+" Depostors, 3,2o7,9o' .
500, 1862 {:
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50

34,555,G2l 50
$4,000 90 |
3,Oi5,l43 OF
l3,2Go,275 %
I,747,3GI q
I,222-,63O Is
6lG,5O4 S5
40,l4i Il ]
$500 W
7,469,422 SO
6,4ss,63D OF
100000 90 |
lI0,G2i SO
236,SI5 II
1924 81
5io,ll0 90
G,l47,951 q
1,3S3,6-0 10
1,536,I75 90
-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-03

Philadelphia, Jan. %, lSf0 9I-2lw4w
The Wheeling Advertiser and the Republican Parkersrg Va
eight publications. forward
their accounts this office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-03

From spirited poen late kncksrboekei, eh,ea , h
Iron Horse in other words the Railroad Locomotive
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-16

Indian Murders.-Every week bring
its iDle Of blood. Capt. Brooks Of tho Gen
eral CIinch, informs us tina, some time los
week the Rev. Mr.. McRea, Of the Metbe
dist Episcopal Church, was killed while nj
fpg his circuit, by Indians, within three
aIIes Of MIcanopy.
Also, tina, an express arrived Of Gafeyi
Ferry on Saturday evening, bringing intel
ligence Of the capture and destruction OF
train Of wagons, some~here 10 Middle Flor
da. The wagons were burned, the muIe
killed, aud the sergeant IN command Of The
tram MORALLY wounded. ST Augustine r.
per, Gath inst.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-16
From the Globe, March q.

Tompering nth the Iadiaas.-LetiefS
received Yesterday frcm Detroit, confirm
the information contained IN the following
paragraphs, taken from paper puolis0Sa III
that CITY on the 10Th instant. In Inc he',
o,ationary war, Lord Chatham denounced
in the most eloquent language, "the horfi'
bic barbarity "ofemploylng sasageS IN war
fare between civilized and Christian nations
He invoked the spirit and humanity OF ms
country, the genins Of her constitution, The
religion of the land of Bishops, the honor
and dignity of the House Of Lords, TO pro-
tect the national character from the shock
ing cruelty of sending forth the merclIesS
cann,bal 10 Law waste the country OF their
American brethren, to extirpate their race
and name, "by the instrumen,all'y OF those
horrible hell hounds Of war;" We fear that
all this Indignant eloquence, anc his vast
influence, have failed to hunanIze The ieel'
inss Of bis countrymen, his descendants, h's
G Government, IN regard to their modes OF
warfare.
FROM me DPVH " SetS"y
Yesterday information was received IN
this city, By member Of the Legislature
from that district, that letters had been ~
tercep,ed from the British authorities II
Upper Canada, to raise the frontier tribes
of Indians bordering on the shores OF Lake
Superior, and offering them inducements tC
come down Immediately, and enter lnl'
arrangements previous TO commencing hos
lilllles along the frontiers OF the American
States"
The manner IN which this neiarlous trans
action came to light was as follows Som'
time IN the month Of February, party o
adventurous traders belonging 10 81 Mare
we're abou, leaving iba, place on a voyage
of discovery, for the purpose OF establishing
( themselves IN business al some OF our re
mote posts on Lake Superior, and on tn
eve of their departure they were handed
/ package of letters, addressed TO the pfinci
pal chiefs of that country with reques
/ that they should be forwarded to them,
as early a day as possible. As most o
! these chiefs were known 10 be rather ind,s
posed 10 the Americans, aud fearful tina
there might be something IN them tina
could be OF injury TO themselves, they be
came suspicious, and after somo days con
sulta;ion, they delivered them 10 the India
agent, who opened them aud found that the
we're from tue British aalhorIties--me
high in power in the Cansdas, inviting III
Indians to repair 10 certain island 10 l.a&
Huron and there rendezvous, tor purpose
thai would then and there be made knowt
but urging them 10 come aud In'orm'n
them iba, they would receive valuable pre-
sen,s, and find employment, congenial wiI
their disposition and inclination, along I'd
frontiers Of the American States"
These letters we're forwarded 10 Was!
Ington Immediately.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-16

Marriage betreea Mother and Son.
The following extraordinary story 10 rela.
ted by the Paris Messenger -" About
twenty years ago, girl in one of tho do
partmenis, although not fifteen years of age,
was delivered Of male child, which she
placed in the Founding Hospital Of the
place, after first having made au lndelibe
mark on its arm. She then came to Paris,
and entered into service. Having, after
some years, accumulated about 4 ,000f. her
thoughts were turned towards her child, but
when she inquired for him, he had left the
hospital, and no tidIngs could be obtained
Of him. A young soldier, attracted proha
bly,, by her little fortune, recently paid his
addresses to her, aud few days ago they
we're married. On retiring to the nupiia
chamber, she discovered on the arm Of her
husband the mark which she had made up
on The arm Of her child twenty years ago.
The discovery led Ia an imtBedIaie dc fdcto
divorce, and demand ofnulllty Of marriage
between mother and son, has been present.
ed TO the tribunals.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-16
- !. 49,. n. 81 Paladlam.
eFy HARRISON.

We call the public attention TO the fol
loving most extraordinary reply, made by
Gen. Hafrisou's Committee at Cincinnati,
10 letter addressed 10 him by the Union
Association Of this village. We are oblig-
cd % a member of the association for CO
py Of the letter addressed by il 10 Gen. Har-
rlson, and copy of the letter Of The commit.
fee in reply thereto. We assure the public
the correspondence is genuine.
Osw ECO, Jan. 81, 1910.
To The Hon. WIlIlAN Ii. HARRlsoN;
prAE SIR 70 accordance with resoIu.
lion Of the mon Association OF Oswego, /
am Instructed 10 propose three questions TO
xou 10 relation 10 subjects hat a large por'
lion Of this section Of the country feel deep
interest IN. The first is
Are YOU IN favor OF receiving and refer.
rirs petitions for the immediate abolition oi
slavery IN The District Of Columbia
Second-Are you in favor Of United
States Bank, or some institution similar &c
tha; for the safe keeping and disbursing o.
the public moneys, and for giving uniform
currency, Throughout. the United States
And lasily-W ould you favor the pas
sage of q general bankrup, Law by Congress
SO that It's operations might be equal IN al
the States of the Union.
have only to say, sir, that the above in
ouiries are made in accordance with TN
unanimous wishes Of this association, th'
members OF which, am instructed to say
entertain the highest regard for your pas
services, and hope, should you be elected
TO the high office for which you are nomn
a,ed, tba, nothing may occgr 10 lesson yo'
in the estimation Of grea, and free people
am Sir.
Respectfully, your ohedieni servant,
MILES HOTCHkISS,
Corresponding Secretary
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-16

Important Discopvy.-Csptain Chaun
cey Treat Of Eas, Hartford, has discovered
complete remedy against the rayages of
the Canker Worm, SIMPLY by encircing
The apple tree at the surface Of the ground
with Scotch Snuff. The writer of the ar
ilcIe has examined the trees ON Captain
Treats premises, and found Il circle of
snuff completely lringed with aands y
dead worms. These Trees we ~,
and where the snuff was use all 'a''eo'
peafed on the tar, aud WHEREBY y wq''n ~ "
omitted the insects nearly coyos,uo Soun was
Cowdm. yea Inc 'af'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-16
THE PRICES CURRENT.

The tale which is told by the prices cur
reu. in all parts of the country, is having
more effec, upon the minds Of the people,
taau all the speeches which are spoken and
editorials which are written on the misdeeds
of the present Administration. Lock to
what par, Of the country you please, and you
see nothing bu, depression 10 trade, and the
utter prpstraiicu of all the staple products
of the soil. Tue language OF the prices
current, is one monotonous sing song OF
"this article is dull" "thal article Is fall
ling" and the other article is bearing q
nominal price" And will not Intelligent
farmers who this year will find their incomes
cut short one half, ask what has caused this
dminu,ion Of their means OF livelihood =
viii they not, Of necessity, look into the
causes which have thrown The country from
height Of prosperity which was without a
parallel in the history Of the world, into AT
abyss of depression and prossration which
the most despond,ng n9ver dreamed Off
Surely they will. and the mos, superficial
examination must satisfy them that The mad
experiments Of the Administration have
brough, these evil days upon them.-Pe-
tersburg Intelligencer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-16

Mobile, March 26.-Screre HBrriedE
,-Loss Of Lires,--On Thursday evenings
destructive tornado swept over tho city,
which was iE one or two instances, fatal %
It's effects. The house of Mrs, Page, sii'a'
ted about three miles from the city ssi
blown down and Mrs. p. was killed Bst
daughter, also, We understand was danger
oasly injured. The private hospital Oh d.
Levert, which was IN an unfinished state
was Frustrated. A building connected win
the Nunnory, in which tho Nuns we're o.
gagged in their evening devotions, was huf''
ed from its basement, and several Of them
80 hear, we're seriously injured. We un'
dersiand, also, that two negroes belonging
to one Of our citizens, Mr.. Smoot, were klt'
ed by the falling Of building 10 which they
were. Trees were torn up by the foos
and chimnoys blown down. The storm
pissed over tho western part Of the city, aoa
the more dcDsely populated section escapea
lis fury, or otherwise we should have mas
the painful duty Of recording more 'icilaa /,
The storm was accompanied with naI'
large size which fell in great quantities
We have apprehension that tho vessels u
the bay have suffered.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-16

Extraordinary Model Of Man in Ana.
fomy.--Dr. Bedford, Of this city, has just
received from Paris, one Of tho most extra.
ordinary works, developing the anatomy
and ply sology Of man-and beautiful NO.
man too---tbat ever has reached this eoun.
try. Ii is called T. AnGfomie C!Gaique, F."
aud IS prepared BY DR.. AuzouX, OF Paris. -
This curious piece Of mechanism IS foil
ieG.,h representation Of the human form,
with all the bones, slnews, nerves, hgamenis,
and every other part and parcel " - the
internal or external regions Of The human
system, colored and fashioned exactly as
they are in the living subject Each part
can be taken apari--lho whole frame, from
top to toe, can be dissccled, without any Of
the horrors or dlsagreeabic eflluyla which
accompany the real subjects. Yesterday
We had an opportunity Of seeing great
portion Of this piece Of mechanism taken
apart, piece by piece, limb by limb, Iga.
men, by lgamen,, till We discovered the
whole internal arrangement Of tie human
body, heart, lungs, &c. from the brain 10
the great toe. Ia bali an hour we acquir.
ed a more correct aud comprehensive
knowledge Of the mysteries Of anatomy than
could otherwise be accomplished In years
Of study. Altogether, this model presents
one Of the most chaste, beautiful, aud elias.
seal modes Of studying anatomical science
than has yet been discovered. The model
was made 10 Paris for the Russian Govern.
ment, but DR.. Bedford has, at great ex.
pense, procured 1t for his own use, and fur
the advancement, Of the science, in the study
Of which be IS an enthusiast. We trust
that he will deliver course of lectures on
the subject. They will be invaluable
IN. j. Morning Herald, 25h inst.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-16

race of men, who would not do any thing
for themselves.
FAB. But they always stick mighty close
TO their Offices.
Sen. Yes-but they go for their prlnci'
Piles and for their party.
Lab. Their principles and their party
YOU must confess, always lie along the same
road with their own interests.
Sen. That may be, but It is merely Incl
dental.
Lab. II NAV be so, Mr.. Senator, but still
| caat exactly see why all The incidental
benefits should 60 to the office holders, and
all the natural consequences, as you call
them, should operate TO depress labor and
discourage industry. Good morning, Mr'
Senator, when l have time will call and
converse farther with you.
REDUCTION OF WAGES-THE EXPER
IMENT BEGUN BY THE GOVERNMENT
|, was announced by the authorities a
the Navy Yard at Philadelphia on Saturday
last, that the proposed reduction Of wages
mus, begin with the laboring men employees
upon government work at that place.
/ The Philadelphia Spirits of the Times, Q
Monday, IAN administration paPer,) IN no
ticing the fact, uses the following language
While we freely acknowledge ourselves th
I friends of economy in every department OF tn
government, we regret 10 see that IN all retreneh
lneuts now, as ever, the first bio'e IS made at n
mechanic aud TIE dag laborsF and yet in all I'D
yances they are the very last torise
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-16

The Diftrenee.-We we're yesterday
informed Of sale Of real estate recently
made in the vicinity of New York, upon
terms SO extraordinary as TO be worthy Of
special note. The terms of the bargain,
moreover, afford one Of the strongcs, posi-
bic Illustrations Of the want Of confidence
in the present national Executive, and the
utter hopelessness, and dependency into
which people will sinh, should Mr.. Van Blu
rem be re elected. The terms Of the sale
referred 10 we're these The purchaser is
TO pay for the property, SIXTY THOUS
AND DOLLARS, in the event of GEN
ERAL HARRlSON'S election, aud only
thirty thousand, should MIR. Van Buren, be
reelected. -New York Commercial.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-16

The Tories are very hard pushed, as is
manifest from more signs than one One
Of ihe strongest evidences Of their despe,a,
ton, which we have seen recently, is their
determination 10 wagon General Jackson
through the Union, with the view Of arrest
Ing the growing and overwhelming enihu
siasm IN favor Of General Harrison. The
Tory members the Indiana aud Ohio Leg.
islatures, INDUCING this hope, have invited
him to pay a visit 10 those States, and talk
10 The People. The Tories of the Penn
sylvania Legislature have followed suit, and
+" authorized $50 runs the resoIutlon) the
Governor 10 invite Gen. Jackson 10 visit
Harrisburg as the guest Of The Common.
wealth"
These gentlemen ure laboring in vain
The popular current cannot be stayed by
mortal hand. The people are sick Of mis-.
rule and It's disastrous effects upon the na
lional prosperity, and they are determined
10 remove the old Farmer oflhe North Bend
from his log cabin and hard cider to the
White House.-Richmond Wing.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-16

An ereellent application eta Tory doc
trine.-A distinguished citizen, in ordering
the Observer, for which he pays four years
in adcdnce, remarks, tina, "there is only
one point Of concurrence between him and
Van Buren,, viz: that the credit system
should DO entirely abolished, so far as news.
papers are concerned" He has certeinly a
most happy way Of enforcing an argument !;
and has entirely disarmed our hostility 10
the political heresy which he advances
Circumstances like the above, showing the
enthusiasm Of the Wings in favor Of Harri
500 and Reform, give US strong confidence
that North Carolina vii! 40, be behind her
Republican sisters IN the day of trluI.-Fay.
Observer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-16

A Noble Chid.--A little girl anSs Sd in
wears, named Bosworto, vas , o,U" neaf
,bs canal lead,ns from tho llousaiou,I, ~" At.
90 Huddle, Mass, while generous, ,o,h.
,Iap,inp to save the life Of younger O''''
or, who had fallen IN.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-16

The Tippecanoe excItemen, runs so high
in Williamson county, Tenn. that even the
Ladies turn out in swarms to add 10 its fer
Vor, When Mr.. Foster spoke at EageviIIe
the other day, ho was cheered by more than
fifty pair of the brightest eyes in Tennessee.
-NdahuiHe Banner.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-16

A Cud for The Caroiiaian 10 chen upon,
On the last day Of the session Of the Ohio
Legislature, ALL, ALL the Van Buren, men
Of the House voted AGAINST tho following
resolution.
ResotDed, That wo view with Indignation the
attempts Of sect calling themselves abolitons,s,
10 disturb the amcabie relations subsistlng be.
tween the slave holding and non.slaye.hoiding
states Of this union, and would not by our votes,
aid in elsvaung to Office any citizen allied to that
ruthless faction Of misguided fanatics, or concur
ring in their opinions and plans.
What VIII tho Carolinian say to this ID.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-16

The Leringfon.--A letter has been r..
ccived in this city, from Mr.. Harnden :
agent at New York, stating that Mr.. lay,
lor, with bis marine armor, had sdcceeoe'
IN finding the wreck Of the Lexington al'e'
one days search, and that piece OF ''d
boa, has been raised. The piece was iouou
nj the depth Of ia feet, and was heav,y
loaded with iron; probably piece near u"
engine, Boston Eor~ier.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-16

aud then say whether Gen. Harrison has
not acted correctly.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-16

As au evidence Of the state Of feeling out
West, il is stated 10 the Philadelphia Stan.
dard, that few months since real, red hot
Southwark Loco Foco enigrated to the
West and located himself noar Alton, Hi.
nois, and that few days since letter was
received from him which excited as much
establishment among his Southwark friends,
as if Martin Van Buren himself had come
out for the old Hero. The following is an
extract oflhe letter as published in the above
mentioned paper,
" iazza for Old Tippocanoe, Nay, you
needn't cape IA aa,ouishmenS- Pm IN earnesi.-
Harrison IS all the cry hsrc-snd you might as
vel attempt to dam the Mississippi with pitch
fork, as refuse 70 swim with the popular current.
lfereabouts, Van Barren man rs ~ scarce AZ n
Wing used 70 BIZ in old Southwars 4 blood
o. the western people Is up, and IL. ~ they
are going for old " Hard Cider" steam t.ttst fash
ion, and no mistake"