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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-20
SPRING GOODS.
FIRST IN


WYE hav" received from Boston add
w New York thus week an ADDITION 10
our assortment among the New Spring
Goods may be found some small articles
winch have lately been enqnlred for, VIZ /:
d. d b. b drawing Pencils; stout she'll
twist Combs; long she'll side combs with
hne short teeth very small she'll side
combs with fine teeth Horn twist Combs:
white Wax W neat cakes tor waxing
thread; Black snaps very NICE plated
Hooks d eyes; Cosmetic Cold Cream ior
c%happed Face. Hands or lips. aud to use
after shaving to prevent the iace from
smartlng chapp,ng &c. Black aud white
Court Plaster Lilo salve; fine Stocks;
stock Buckets &c. &c. We are constant
" receiving additions and intend TO keep
everv lutte article wanted We have
"BleU's improved souereign Balance" to
weigh and gusge sovereigns and half sov-
erelgns sure TO detect counterteits. Va
rlons kinds Of articles at all tunes to be had
at the Variety Store Of
PANGBORN a. BRLNSMAID.
Morch ib IRdO
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no PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
e Rheu M ats M!

No medicine ertr ye, introduced TO pubiie noiice
for his painful complaint has been more gen
erdlIy successful, and more highiv opprored
Man The celebrated Jebb'S Rheumatic Linz
ment.
INTERESTING CASES.
Ertract from an Ediior-Sir, "Cor eiph.
teen months | was aill ic,cd with the Rbentna.
tism. every endeavor every medicine within
reach was used, but without effect, until
procured this LIniment. After using two bot
ties. and pant Of a third it entirely cured me-
"A PhySician in Pennsylvania writes -
"Jebb's Rheumatic Linimcnt has been bene.
fetal in erery case IN which u ras used"
4 Southern .Agent ~wrltes-"Send me a fur
ther supply of Jebb's Llnlmcnt. 1t is in high
repule here
A WESTERN AGENT writes:-''l am out OF
Jebb's Linimcn,, and il is much thought oil
here by persons who have used it,"
Mr., of this city, lost The use OF his
limbs in consequence Of exposure to wet and
damp, could not get out of bed for six weeks
2 bottle ofthc Imminent, and a few doses OF
Relies Aslhmaiic Pills, restored him 10 per-
feel health in Id days.
AN OLD GENTLEMAN was severely atfl icied
with a violent pain in his back for many
years, which bent him nearly double, was per-
.cctly cured by one bottle Of the Liniment
and walks upright as any person.
JEBB's LINIMENT-'I' is worth (said an aged
Minister who had experimcn,alIy tested It's
surprising ~viriues) us weight IN gold!'
Dr.. SrALpING .of Lyndon. VI. writes -
"Jebb's Liniment has effected a very decided
cure in a neighboring town. Esquire C.
was afll cited for some time with Rheumatism
in the hip and joint, after taking medical
advice, and making use Of all the nostrums
in this part of the country to no purpose,
was completely cured by 9 bottles ofthis Lin
iment.' (Signed) z. SpALpING.
This Linimont will not only be found one
Of the best remedies for Rheumatism. which
it relieves Immediately, and which it frequent
~ cures in ga hours, although Of years stand
ing but also for spralns. numbnoss, stiffness
Of the joints, bruises, chilblains, &c.
p 100 IN cts n Roitln
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From III" Daily Herald.
SCENE AT TIE WHITE HOUSE.
HstH

LSconc lst-Van Buren, and Servant
in the parlor. Van Buren, doing in his
big-armed chair, from the effects of being
up late the night previous to attend aparty
given by him. Snow-Storm without.
Van BWcn to scrcant.-Methinks
heard rap at the door just now; did
not!
Serrant.-'Tis nothing massa but de
wind and the hail, tink. Pause.
!. B.-llark-again | hear tits
not the wind-go and sec who's there.
'Tis strange that | should be so harassed
with visitants that come too for no pur-
pose. exit servant
What intruder is it come this stormy
day | wonder? [scrvantreturns.
Well who's there!
Slim a tall old gemman, massa,
he say him like to spcakwitl, YOU.
Y. B.-Go ask him his business, his
name and residence. TEXT servant
Who the deuce Is it? want osee nc
one at present. servantrcturns
S.-lle say him an old acquaintance
oh yours, and from Ohio Stato-I tink
him a cabinet maker, cause he say some
thing bout seem your chair you set II
dar; | 'sposo he want to gota pattern oil
tito be in de fashion oh de day.
Van b. jumps from his seat, in a
rage.
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medals TO be struck, cmblematical of his
triumph, and presented to General Har-
rison and Isaac Shelby, late Governor of
Kentucky,
II. CLAY,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN GAILLARD,
president of the Senate, pro temporc.
JHNlES MONROE.
April +, 1SlS.-Approvcd.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-20
B0lsom of Liver7vort.
~. LOVELY e co. AGENTS.

NNOR selling Doct. Taylor's Baisom ofLiu-
a errort, for Consumption, L'rer COm-
plants, Coughs. Colds. Splitting of Blood, Pam
in the Side, or Breast, Asthma, PieUr,sy, Short.
ness of Breath, Papiiauon of the Heart, De-
biiiH, Nervousness and all diseases of the
LUNGS aud LIVER.
The virtues of this celebrated article has
but recently been tested in this r~egion-suli
Gent however, has been used, in Chlttenden
and Addison committees, to give 1t justly Il
name above any medicine. hitherto offered as
n remedy and cure for consumption and liver
complants-TO show what cures may be en-
pected from lis use, we insert a single case as
published ~ the New York Daily Express,
November 4, lS36-"The Balsam ofLlverwort
has found hundreds of ad, COATES, aud has
produced so large a number of testimonials IN
its favor as perhaps 10 render further approba-
ton unnecessary. cannot Withhold my small
need of praise, knowing myself PIE disposed
to consumption, both for peculiar formation
and hereditary transm sslon, sought all
means to obviate this calamity, and recover a
naturally weak constitutions. spent two
years al Pisa, IN Rome. two years in Florence,
and another in the south of France, seeking
mean time The advice of the best Physicians.
Last summer returned to this country, not
recruited IN health, and perhaps not much, it
any worse, than when | left. had seen in
the Reading Rooms in Europe, American
newspapers, containing advertisements OF
the Balsom of Liyerwort, and resolved upon
trying its boosted virtue. As soon as arrived
in this country, | used it. and in three months
was so well that concluded could safely
pass The winter here, and accordingly did so.
have used a bottle now and then, through
the past summer. am now in as good healll,
as can wish to be my cough has wholly
subsidized, and my lungs have every feeling OF
health. shall be pleased to receive any per
sou. who may wish for further particulars, u,
my lodgings, City Hotel
A. A. DELAFlELD.
For sale, wholesale and rclall. 10y LOVE
| LY " HURLBUT, and at retall by X
MOODY,
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wOIMS! WORMS!

YaNO remove these troublesome and danger
n Gus inhabitants of the stomach and bow
els. which so often impair the health and de-
slrov the lives children and adults, USE Doct
NJ. Hitchcock WOR.M 7E.4-a certain and
safe prcparolon for the removal of the vari
Gus klrds of worms that intest the human sys
TEN. We say USE DR.. NJ. Hitchcok's Worm
Tea, for this PLAIN teason-thnt IN no one OF
the thousand casSes, where it has been used
agreeable 10 the printed directions, has IL ever
failed.
NIB. Ask for DR.. NJ. HITcncocK's Worm
TEA. as there are many nostruIns abroad Tor
the destruction ut worms.
For sale wholesale and retail by A. HITcH.
COCK & Co.. sole uruprietors, III Genesee st.,
Utica, and by then agents throughout the
United States aud Capada. In Burlington by
j.. 81. II. PECK X Co., in Vergennes by J.
Il. Bowman. in Milton by Whllney, Landon
& Co... in Georgia by Lorenzo James. aug2
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HARD MONEY ILLUSTRATION.
Senator Buchanan, in his late speech
in favor of a metaIic currencv, said

in favor of a metallic currency, said
ain Germanv, where the C. 'rrcncy is purely me-
talic, and the cost ofcvery ihns Is REDUCED to
a hard money standard, a piece Of lroadrIoth can
lie manufactured for fifteen dollars, the inanliac-
tlre of which, in our country, from the expansion
of our currcncy, would cost one hundred dollars"
With "every thing reduced to a hard
money standard" according to MIR. Blu
chanan's wishes, the farmer would get
10 cents a pound for his wool, and the
laborer 10 cents IA day for lis work.
Then, instead Of finding almost every III
dustrious man among us enjoying the
fruits of his own vine, the soil would be
divided among the rich few. Instead OF
the universal independence which now
pervades, there would be a few over
grown estates, while the great mass
would be left as they are in the "purely
metallic" countries, to live and labor for
n mere subsistence, without even the
hone of ever rising to ease or a%flluence.
What say you, American Mechanics,
Manufacturers, and Laborers! Are you
prepared to see the "c0St OF every thing
reduced to a hart money s~tanlard!" If
so, go for a metallic Currency and the
Sub Treasury Scheme.
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Mr.. BUCHANAN falls back upon his old
Federal DOCTRINES ana urges d reo"c''oh
OF the price oilapor. Ills last speech Is
filled with high-toned Aristocratlc prlncl-
pies. lie IS III favor ol Ieoucil9 tie
price OF every tnhlg IN our country TO the
European standard. Ills would operate
as 1t does IN England, "fo make the rich
richer and tile poor poorer" Here is al
extract from his speech:-
"What Is the reason thai, with al! thee a,!van-
laws afford to the domc>ti. manufacturer ofco,ton,
ri, rEet' and ,,rr.s.f,ily cron,ca1 fr ,he !" m,rL",.
a tine nominal prices ot9'r own inflated currency,
nations. REDUCE OUR NOMINAL TO THE
UTT THE WoRiD. and voI i'' cover , or country
with blessings and beneits''
D''''n"'' says "os''l's ABOUT cur
'a'''"s .io pro!'S OF diminishing inc III
'o"' iiN"' ho ihi"'oi Vi pay
ing the President lis $4,000 (salarv and
o.uo, .o..;u o.A r..
49, "''"'' P'' ""'''". N'
~ "wllllng TO take MS own 20 per day as
Membero Congress; BUrHE IS ANXIOUS
70 nrprcr THE PRICE or 1~.rop Uo
,.
wants 'o'0'o A'o''o'i Industry 10 '''e
European standard. This wonld give
Mechanics about two shilllngs a day, Ma
nuG,cturors about o;chtoo, n,nco d,,
,,
anu '0''s HUM 'e" 10 h''ecn cents
DAY /! And thlS' to use the language Of
this distinguished Van Buren, Senator
"would cover om country with b,cssiros ,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-20
Nova Scotia Plaster.

"HE subscribers otfar for sale 900 Tons
a of Plaster. They WIN commence
grinding at the Mil at Winoosk, Falls on
Monday next. A person will be at the
null to deliver r-puce tor Cash. $40 per
ton. FOLLETT e. BRADLEYS.
Burlington. Feb. 90. 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-20
SHERMAN'S ROYAL HEPATINE.

For liver Complaint, laund,ce, uDstTuc
tons peculiar to females, dyspepsia. &c.
P~HILADELpHIA. Feb. ii. 1899.
Dear Doctor-ln compliance wUh your
request, ! have made use OF what you des-
,gnate. the Royal tlepatlne." in several
cases Of LAYER complaint, some of which
were OF The most aggravated character. ln
every instance II tally answered v0ur re.
commentator. mad much confidence ~
1t when you nrst made me acquainted with
ITS composition: bot was not prepared to
expect such speedy and decided action as
resulted from It's use. have also used II
in five cases of o~bstruc'ed menstruatlon
two of which had assumed the appearance
OF what their friends thought n hasly con
sumption. In every case, your medicine
operated like a charm, restoring to health
and youthful freshness. all TO whom | ad
mInlstered It. Hereafter | shall rely sole.
" upon It. IN my practice whenever | am
called TO similar cases
G.. SHEPPARD, NJ. ID.
W. have used the Royal flepatine, in
several cases with uniform success, and
concur 10 opinion with Dr., Sheppard. as
TO It's utility. q. NJ. WEEKS, NJ, ID.
II. MORRISON, Nj. u.
Sold at the Variety Store by
PANGBoRN Il BRINsMAIp,
ia Jewellers. Burlington, VI.
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j. TRYON,
& TAxLCR,

RESPECTFULLY notifies his cus'o-
IA mers and the public that he has re-
moved his shop to his Old sand ~ s. Paul
street, where he will be on hand TO accom-.
moda'e all who please TO cal, with the
latest Fashions. and work lone 10 q stvle
not eXcelled by his nelghbors.
Just received n variety Of Broadcl oths.
and Veslings, suitable for The
season, and for sale on cummIs.,on.
JEREMIAH TRYON.
Der. %. 1889.
N. b, Cutting done on short notice az
usual.
p. S. He would remind those indebted
10 hlm to call and pay over, as ne wants
cash. and must have It, peaceably It he can,
hn, forclhlv if he must
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-20

TO The Hoo. the Probate Court for the
District of Chlttenden. comes The cub
crlber John w. Hale, Administrator. Of
the estate OF George S. Hale. late of West
ford. deceased, and represents that the PEI.
sonal estate Of >aId deceased will not BE-
sufficient 10 pay the deDrs aud charges Of
Admlnlstratlo aud hereby makes applI>
cation to SAID Court, for hcence to sell
The real estate tor that purpose.
At
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-20

Lead, a first rate article, for sale very low
together with a great variety ofo,her articles,
as cheap as can be found at any other es,ab.
lishment IN the place. Gro. Peterson
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Burlington Feb. 3. 1910
STATE OF VERMONT. }

DfsrRIcT OF CHiTTE>DEN IS.
A u a Probate Court holden at BurIlng-
IA ton, IN said DISTRICT. ON the 9Th, dov
OF February. A. ID. 1910. 1t IL ordered
that an account De taken of The d. bts, and
proceeds of the personal estate, Of sail
said deceased, and that the heirs and ad
persons concerned in SAID estate be notified
To appear before SAID Court on the 10Th
day OF March next al the registers office
IN Burlington aforesaid. TO give bond for
the payment of debts, and show cause why
license as aforesaid should not be granted,
aud that such notice be gwen bv publish
lng the above application aud this order
three weeks successlvely, as soon as may
be IN The Free Press a newspaper printed
IN Burlington, IN SAID District.
Given under my hand, The day and year
first above written.
WM WESTON Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-20
Thimble ManufactOry.

Il ing we have commenced making heavy
pure silver Thlmbles Of The Canada Pat.
tern. so that those who wish can have u
thlmble made as heavy and thick as they
please at our shop w Will make them
wit HE round or three cornered holes.
We make also Scoous. Nursing Tubes,
Sugar Tones; Coffin Plates, Rings, Beads
&c, a' the Variety S'orr.A
PANGBORN &AINSMAID
Most kinds of School Books
tor sale. Produce Of almost every dis.
c%r'p'lon received IN payment.
Jan 8. G GOODRICH.
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WIN DOW SASH.

received Is
90 e 24-7 by 8
easements of sash, a
first rate article, at
81 and 81 cts. per
light. Also. Ill kinds
and sizes, furnished
to order.
Ticonderora Black
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PANGBoRN d BRINsMAID.
JemeiierS, Burlingion, ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-19

':.t'sdaefe -" Enquirer Continuing ma III = CT. .yiot
-"treh, "ii'ct: mise; hfs whoic tabfrGt.oa and ie;t h,hl
~ ne bacn gr'HGG. tie tier told tie neecle, that he
came among tiIrm q make converts: bat 80 tar to the
'rv"rs"' heard u least one Wing sly, at The close oi
''s ircinr' that IL hid perfectly satisfied his mind
th'' u" - ga - .Nholitionisi, and that he should
~ -!E" u !" - further support; 50 much !or the Wing
tirr''T $ visitation. VIZ Aloncure, in his very few mo.
n'rnis leii l''n, told him That heretofore they were both
hrPnbiichhs- both rienhrrs Of the Legislature al the
same ttniS- voted side bg sidc-both sustaining the
same Democratic principles, and ! have stood firm
!" my Original principles whereas You have departed
from The trne ialth and gone over to the enemy: and
turning I" his Democratic brethren SAID, With US nv
Democratic brethren, cur cause is lust. Truth is
mighty and wall prevail. Let Us, therefore, resolve to
d" o. dIe. have ever nartured the principles OF nv
Republican father. have ever sustained those prin.
c'pirs, and Vel ever sustain them. was born with
you. ! I've with you-I will die with you, and be bu.
rIed with you; and At my death Will bequeath to YOU
my Democratic principles" Mr.. Editor, | wish YOU
could have been with Us at that e~ventful moment, to
have enjoyed with Us the joy felt by US upon that oc.
cas'on-that scene of Joy cannot be described-it was
a day and a time that vii! not be forgotten until We
achieve the overthrow Of our enemies-which will be
the 9TH Of November next.
Yours, &c, ~SiAFFORD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-19

~fscps!Dty of %s=it,". apat, 1 ]aot:.5n 81 ia 9.a!!a :4ad'
% the l : Tor tii-! pgfFJEe, al.G t.ei' cP."ni@aroH -
-. Domingo. Bot - Tie close - IL" !rt.c., Ee :eIet-
70 the constitutional obs;acje in these words
u am aware that this subject involves some Constitu-
tional ~scruples. But a liberal construction justified BY
the object. NAV 20 far, and m a~mendmcnt Of he C,n.
stii"tion Mc rhOIe icagth necessary Here he cira-lY
cnntcmpIa'es an amendment Of tie Constitutions, and ex-
presses It as positively necessary before that object can
be accomplished. What shall be thought of 4 party,
and especially Of that tender of the Wing party who
was raised BY Mr.. Jefferson, and who owes 10 his me
mory so many obligations and so much vcneratlon, that
attempts to do such injustice to Mr.. Jctierson's politi.
cal character: Such IS their recklessness, such their
cInbittered part,zan feelings, that they would drag their
beneiactor and patron : correspondence before the pub
lie, mntilate and pcrycrt IT'S PLAIN meaning, stain his
political character, to cover the nakedness OF their mill.
tary chicttain, and divide the IsnomIny OF such q
scheme. Rives, at least, should have boldly stood for.
ward 70 defend Mr. Jetirrson-to arrest the progress Of
the sunderland then we mi4ht have said OF him-''He
stood between the living and the dead, and the plague
was stayed. We cannot, however, award TO HIM such
a need Of dislnterestedness
A PRACTICAL PLANTER.
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ra,,a s,isma gfan e.l.s sapm;,cl;raa 80, f.s.s:.,.
tA-tssy 81 that prr3t "o4la t..44 4.nt apo. .e,t...
aAslcuo"--I aong! 4 mtgut throw tr p-.r,ataau..
n them ioreye N tie ark.
One letter to which refer, u that Of Gen WilAtu
son 10 Gen. Harrison, then Governor Of the Indiana
Territory. IN relation to the appointment Of Aaron
Burr as the representative Of that Territory ~ Con
.ress. AttiIis time. you VII! remember that Burr was IL
ing through the Western country, and was IN the m,d-t
ofhis conspiracy. This letter can be found N Wl!alu
soh's Memoirs of his own tunes. vol. :. SIR, can YOU
tell where Harrison : answer j. to be found But the
tone of that letter IS sufficient 10 show IN what re!a
ton General VIM. II. HARRISON hea stood to men
who have been tried for treason. But once more
Nine years after that occurrence isis, in the Fall,l
General William Henry Harrison declared at pub
lie dinner in the City Of New York, that If he
chose 10 do 50, he could ,by discovering a secret OF
NIlkinsonsl destroy him. DO you want proof, Geu
Samuel Smith Of Baltimore was present aud heard
HIM.
Now, it matters not to what lie aI!uded-whether to
circumstances attending Wilkinson reception o: the
Spanish pension-to Burrs conspiracy, or to Newman.
deserilon-lthe had it IN his power TO show w 4 trai.
tor, and did not, does 1t not prove a guilty conniyance
At treason, that should alone prevent HIM from holding
the responsible Office Of President Of the L :
BRUTUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-19

q Democrat observed, The hasSsf reminded h,:a :: ti.al
o! a nan who solG Il neighbour u hI. { horzc. The
neighbour asked several questions about the horse, one
OF which was, "Wll he work to the Cart :.!.ci INN
alone Tor that, was the reply. The horse was brought.
carried home, and put to the cart, when he kicked md
backed, and would 60 every way bat forwards. Ia"
neighbour returned to the horse dealer IN great d;splra-
sure, and u~pbraided him for having deceived hun
that the horse would not draw 10 the cart. 'Whv,"
says the man, 'did'nt | tell Won, let him alone for
that; The Wings present looked very much down.
cast, as if apprehcnsive that Mr.. Lyons, should he b,
chosen elrcior, might have to vote for a 'Florida In
dian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-19
\ STATE RIGHTS REPUBLICAN,.
TO TIE EoTl0R Of THE ErQrIRER.

Revelations have not get ceased. Time, the reTealei
Of secrets, is daily bringing out something new m reg,
ton TO certain men now before the public. ~iii aac
my mite TO the apocalypse, ttor Il - ~ warm weather
FOR me to attempt / whole o.v u%nardet.) and perhaps
give some a clearer laea OF the character OF a man
who so!ici,s ,neir sutfrages for the highest post OF no.
nor IN their gift.
The year 1904 was distinguished ;oT correspondence
which should il al be brought TO light, wou!d, | lear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-19
FROM BRUNSWICK.

You are requested 10 announce, through your
fla. 4 meeting of the Democratic Commit
.-.!lnce, for Brunswick county, will take
/. !. L4wr,nceville. al next court, June the 22d.-
mel: ina, all who .ecl disposed TO aid in the re-
,...aa Q; our present worthy Chief Magistrate to the
Presidency Will attend. All rumors respecting a
II from Van Buren, in this county you may
=, VIM slang. We are unterrited, and cannot
r. u..eG YOU may safely calculate on rs to 2o0
,.r on the Republican side"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-19

r.,.,,l Wings, who first declared that Gen. Har.
'",' E,nnd IL Sav nothing; that II was more Dig
r.', !" ann ~ answer no questions, and develope no
as'" -. now Boosting Of his letter to } Lyons, and
1, Crlumbus They are congratuiattng their
~ W .m,, IN tie crumbs which are falling from his
7 nm are crumbs indeed. His letter, as the
,1'. i perceive, explains no article Of his political
q Ets' ,,..ch i equally s'ilt, stale and unprofta.
W.,r ~princ,plc does he derelope, None. One
he ~ tr,rs. that as the lion is now reused he
p ~, indeed, he roars like any sucking dove.
,,~rulty without acknowledgements enough,
t.e'. ,-r,nlss explamed-'he bnshel of chat, but
~ (. .-,,n Of whea, He tells Us once again his story
yr Gwyuae and his commlttee-but no Commit
&. " /, the Bank--none abut the Veto.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-19

We received 4 letter from Tennessee Of the I'd INST
by last Evenings Mail. l. assures u, that "the Demo
cracy i gaining ground, and that Tennessee xii be
found side by side with Virginia next Fall, in spite ot
"hIgyery, Federalism, .ADoiItlonrsm ana al! the appll.
lnces the Wings can start TO aid them. Our popu-
Iatron Is made up of a hardy, industrious and iulrll gent
people; and, although there are many hunburs aHoat,
they will in the end have little influence upon them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-19
|, DEMOCRAT.

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
Harrison, init Federal, naturalization 0'0As
for that"
Yesterday | and some Of my Neighbours were a.on'
nos, Office, where a Wing opened his paper and pro,
pp,~'nad ,r,,h .rast exrltation. "a letter from Genera!
Harrison: he has broke loose from his onscience.kesp
ing committee" 'sRead it, read It, was asmam1su
BY all present. The letter Of General HARRISON N re re-
ply to that of Mr.. Lyons, calling on him to deny ~, st e,
deralisn and Abolitionisn, was accordingly leaa' ""s'