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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-17

ieesbufE Lottery Extra Class Ito be drawa At Ales
aniti, June .5h. Capitals OF s2toD EACH OF 10 ~
sh0 si77 anu so Of 1000 &c. - Nos-l3 drawn Tickets
slO
For tickets shares of tickets. or paeka
tcs, Ia tho above splendid array Of Lotteries. beg IN
friends In the country not Z" pass by, feel
suited they will give fair shake 60 many
prizes as the vendor.
mI CIIASTkIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-17
BY INLoES & BROTHER

BY INLOES & BROTHER
HOUSE AND LOT, AT AUCTION
IN, IN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON June "a isti =,
" near the Poor House we shau s.II 40 S rt9pci'
VAN street AZ bacon Quarter Branch adoinI,s ,h .cs'
mis- 80, ., apt God Inns Hotel valuable ot OF gIopnJ
,le improvements, consisting OF yerv 1919
pTeihns House. &c the property of,IT Henry
go, ~ ~sihS mas afey been repaired and posse..io,
can De hadttDnediItsly, II dssit ed ' p'SSessioh
street 1870 feet. ~ '@N'" street, anu runs back 10
months. 10y Wv iu y ana onethird II
&B Auets
COMFORTABLE DWELLING AND LOT or
On WEDNESDAY , I9RpGND.
CLOCK We shall cell, 81 prsrD..s on 2nd az o.
10 ue poor House Clark. Grocery 10, v ,eanhs
-, Nj hl,s.toe,eda comfortable dwelling The pra,c,'
- nis bhlaOeth Jones The dwelling "
Eons thorough repair and in perert nrI uuer'
81 fs VS. made known ut the time OF sale.
,r,,',,- I&B,Au.ts
II'Rr or NEW NORTHERN FURNI-
On FRIDAY MORNING, June istb n, ai o,.,,, g.,
i, ~. Ic VII To-" solh, without res-r> . n ,,.c 800,
snnerior m'bc .in,,I W. consisting in part Of
no, king Chairs. wood scat pave"
DO d, ca DO
prinE scat sof.F various styIss
oine sea- chairs
Secretaries, W IA and utbo,,, hoaL 49,
,omptiug. hOuse Writing D.sks
Ilne ,moInsn SOFAS
Toilette Tables
Mahogany Card Tables
Bureausand Cabinets &c
ottoman stools
Nights Cabinets, Dry Sinks Se
froTy @ e Us 70 clos, the stock Of extensive manu-
jeT L & b Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-17
RORERT T.. COLEMAN, Jr.,
JAMES T.. COLEMAN.
I,IItt.Itl, Al,
EXTRA QUALTTY
SUPERIOK HARD HUsSIGT THINKa
FUnTIIER sUPPLIIIs=

DtToRlAi Illustrations nfthc Bible with IN nfr.ol,.I
WuHr.iii ms aud vcwain thc Holy Land
bishop Mcllvainc On OHforI Divinity
melville Sermons In . vols, new cdu n
MtckniEht u the Fpi.tlcs
Dotridgcs Family Exposlt0r
AinEworth'E Dictionary
with many other valuable school aud misc ci,pcous
BOOKS just receive ed aud for salca
81, SMELLS Rock store
Having coucudcdto change close the book business
since the above wcra ordered they Together will inv
whole stock Of Books, stationery &C viii he sold " at
cost le 10 JAMES SMELL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-17
CARRIAGES FOR SALE
DAGE L. xrnnn@

public patronage. o Ut t''o
NsI.Ln1 d ne If short notice. IN 2o-coGw'
TO LEVIN GAGBE.-SlR-Nou will tax. NOM.
that on Fray, 9Th day Of july next between tb, nome
gis CLOCK n The morning and O'Clock In the evenius Ia
We once ~ Robert g. scott, in the city Of Richmond
rnaI pr'ceed 10 TAX" the 'rrosous OF Beverly Blair W
burton ant 'ihets,t Co be read evidence n srif 100 L.
t.nn2 &c Circuit SUPERIOR Court of Chanrrry FOR the
,,t nl Htnrco AMI Iiyoi Eicumuuf tn VIII 10 Ilub,ft
Williamson is the psinud, and and yCu arc tkr I.6.r
an-; snd rom any cause tho taking The said Ispn
'- sNaI not be competed ON that uav. the "a No ,.r
NJ" - sontnuci the next day ar the slme ri,rs md
'''Nteu iht same hours. lImyour obciicnt scryant
p..t.--, a., o., 49, JOHN BOIIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-17
ELEaANr suM WIZ pREss smoEs.

shtfsNNE SUN hfh DRESS SHOES,
FoR GrSrLENEN, made by Miles and others.
NLE woulI call the aUcnn Of Gentlemen in want Of
w hrauiful1ud superior SIpca f'r summer wear ~
our large aut varied assortment Cf thai particular artc
We can confidently ommsnd them very superior in
an rcsrccts-thcy will DC soi very low.
u. BURLINGTON q co,
- Mansion House,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-17
CASH FOR RAGS.
TO GENTLEMEN.
BEAUTIFUL HOOTs-rxrr

BEAUTIFUL BOOTs-ExrRA FINISH.
From tho well known factory ofMiIes.
INlS DAN, June ". by the packet adler irsi arrived
lh've received another large stock offnc dress frcnc
CALI skin aud morocco Boots remarkably sOf and fine
THESE Boots are oi The Latest uyc. Ny old customers
both town and country may be assured that Tor dhc and
fashionable goods IN my Inc, NY present stock cuua III
not little superior ~ auy, every respect south of
fhadelphn, and will be sold for cash IN punctua Gus
toners as low any house IN Virginia or elsewhere
iei6 Opposite the ruins E,sle iio,sl
on ilHDs ~ CfoiS sugars landiog, for sale
~ les ray co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-17

Pokomokc River Lottery, Class No Ito he drawn Al
Wilmington Del Thursday. June 7th 1871 Drawn re-
ssS S SATURDAY morning Capilas-5oO1. 5000, ]n
sVg lsON, lit : Of lac, ot llOO Of lnli. of %
Of S0l Of zoo of 90, IOD Of iln ~ OF lt1 Ar-
~ ~ - 's'''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-17

"a The subscribers having Leasedtbe Store o,,.
ENt1 merry occupied 10y McsSrs DayenpoTt A. ALL
lik@ anu situated on Cary street, between Ian md
-, ~ TON, ami iTuIncflNiely opposite Mr. : = sam.
ueIs Tobacco Factory, win out al very low raj, IN
Of the year. JSO n TpIn, Ivy 70 the end
10 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-17

CAY BENTLEY oHsrf.T sale ,t I1r,,.,,,i,, 49,
- Frlrcsl' i aud blue black French anl EngIi.b Rom
l1'-, l,l an, lue n1rk Italian Grape white. rose sr,l
t'tt go, Love Hisis cotton and sh Hose. ict inH
pue ntcs Marcone black Gro ic Rhine. Gro H. All.
80. Gro DO N'EicTs; luf Grr He Richmond
Npeaniiu as-orfurn'n of aI Gihsss and Chine -,Iks
~ ihe latest Paris styles Chine Hikfs. Scatf, Shlys an,
hlnNes handsome new .fyIr white and black Wells. s,tF
rulut Aui richly t-uroI Btiz1rue, a new emil banlts1.
H5 'i'r lrs lfes> Lemsr'chcd, needle work arGflua
H'r i.rNn'n cambria Hikis, cambria tnd muslin FI-,
400 II-fIinE, muslin and lawn BENDS. nfnf4f t',Ts.
tI-- "oIs nI-iu N1pes ant tHtrs great variety .f
.l hni eS I ives anil Nis. handsome car aud b1fp.f
kn'ns satin tui lfri1s n LrEh1ru, Tuscan aud fr,vy
h'nr.Ls new Ey" silk Bouts lui wash Blonde Lace IT,
i've rr4L l'rr ttEus AMI Inserting, Cotton Cam,rr.
tt,.'s NH' Sw,N> ini tdmiLlc Muslin; Furniture ami
lsh lneu' Lawns .. bani ~ Irish Snsenr birds ~
RI. .'ht 'itrfr ana ttmask Table Cloths: brovp ,l
'.cacHeLCuuun ~I.rinE and Shrrtiurs. 3 Nsrv,ft p
u.ary RAIDS Apron AMI Furniture Check PAD Con-.
" iii-'.-s 'Its etc. m1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-17
SALES AT AUCTION.
NEXT WEEK.
BY DUNLOP, MoNcuRE a co

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE on sIIocKoE hill
FOR SALE, Al AHeffo.
an lie $1,000 hNhNiNG the 2ist Instant AZ 5o'eLck
So, iescs thad stable Lot, froLiinx IS feel on
thereon an" n6 rpni1f back le1 feet with proyesnis
In good repair ~ Isl ine mousse Is new and
TERMS-Dpe u,i,,I ca.h o,.,ht-, e, ~
third months credit - VIZ ''u hohths, and one
TO tie sale - ~ y, s a.y unc previous
ID, VI a Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-17

state Arnory and Town Hall Lottery, Glass No Ito Ice
drawn AZ Baltimore Thursday, June 18th, ISL Drawing
,e5.Ncd saturday morning Capitls-slnOOn, 3.OJ 2UU
i<'t Vp OF So 90 OF -, l32 OF lOp, &c. IS NOs-lj
drawn ballots. Wholcs s5-shaTrs i'm pTonorti,n c.,
missoncTs-Samucl Lucas, WIN Gwynn, Geo q BcI q r
MAY Gins q KIscIy. Oliver IInlmcs. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-17

MCULLOCHs Complete
MOS . aud 10 of McCuloch's Dictionary Of Commerce
and Commercial Navigation edited by Henry Scthakr
L. L. ID, Of the Professors the University OF Penn
sNNana have been received and completes the work
10 w contains supplement compr sing the latest al.
bles and remarks on the subject OF Ranks Ranking
subscribers Will please call for the numbers them
Those who may desire 10 have the bound are In.
orncd thatwe now prepared To bind them the s,e
they may prefer. SMITH 4 PALMER
j. " Agents C,I yirgin;,,
m BBIs superior OLD Apple Brandy. lust received
w and Tor sale low, 10 close the CONSIGNMENT
- WADE w WOODBRIDGE,
nnrgb g1n 81, nm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-17

Georgetown LOTTERY, Class No H. 10 bc drtvrn n, Wi
mns3n Spcl? Friday, June lSh. lsil. Caphals-s7Ooj
900 lf, 1871 N, TOO, hufGn 10 Of 800 5iof 100 &c
- Nos-l2 drawn ballots. wholcs s1-slares IN pTopor
ton. w i''tN'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

We notice that the indianapolis Band has out an
urgent appeal to the citizens Of this place to pat
ronizc their concerts mean TO assist in keep
ing up IL organization. THIS W. are sorry 10 see
for II citizens had any spirit, and were in IA
vor Of one Of the best modern Accomplishment of
the age, It would not be necessary. Music IS con.
sidered by some necessary accomplishments
but their ideas seem to be limited to a fat e,irI
Trimming me piaaol Where is there more ac.
complshed nation than the German And Is one
found who boast Of rs education. but he is pro-
fcient in music To write long article on the
subject would only be re.terating what Inns been
written by ADLER hands.
We know something of tic expenses attendant on
forming tand. to say nothing OF the time and IA
Dor necessary to qualify is members We der,
therefore, that the public generally Is as much in
teres;ed, Il not than the individual members
and when the pittaEcc necessary to accomplish the
such appeal should be necessary We consider
the object aIse worthy that no objections can be
urged against II as having the least immoral ten
Gcncy That Is benefits are not exclusive but be-
stow ed al ke tie iotoie couinraty. Why then
not be supported Il VIII be- unless 6igofrg
rules u with rod Of ron
THIS - INlNG the Band give concert at
their tickets (Which may be had the book stores J
leaving entirely the lberalty Of the citizens to
remuneratc them for their efforts to please amuse
and instruct, their Will and ability shall dictate
We hope to see full house
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31
WHO TELLS THE SCORCHING FALSE
HOOD -

We stated that certain = doctor had been ac-
commodated at the Branch of the State Bank at
indianapolis, on Tuesday, the l1th INST. The Jour
1t scorching iasehood." For the coarse and
unblushing erontery of the Journal editor we care
but little. Our pen, dipped in the pure water Of
truth VIII yet seattle him to the quick. But are
unwilling that the tool OF the Bank Junto shall
impose the honest feelings of their readers by
vile uatruth and prcmcdtatcd Misrepresentation.
And reitegate assertion in such plain
terms, that misrepresentation, no cavlling, no
prevarcating, shall be able to raise doubt out of
this community-(in it the circumstances are well
KNOWN
On Tuesday afternoon ofthc Eth inst. the Branch
Bank at Indianapolis, did, by an order cf their
Board Of Drec ors, discount for DIR. GEORGE ".
SrlPP note for the sum of Tanieea Hundred
Dollars and that said note was endorsed by " IL
liam Iiannaman, Thomas VI. Smith, Isaac y
Phipps, and VIM. Smith, and possibly by other per-
sons. And now we add, that some Of the Directors
Of the Bank were opposed to granting said accom-
modation aad called Cor the ayes and noes on the
question Of granting it, which vote was recorded on
he books OF the Bank, and be seen by those
who permitted TO examine them. This much
We are able to prove; and, consequently. to show
that tae editor of the Journal, on Baak Junto. and
combination took matters is totally unworthy Of be-
lief. VIII Mr. !Iannaman, or the other directors
of the Bank deny what we have stated We think
not:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31
OCH, llIRTuER

But not ''bru,al' one The Journal denies that
the doctor accommodated, We cannot ac-
cuse hial Of "scorching fa!sehood'-,he poor devil
j. too ignorant. Dare he despite the orders of his
bank masters deny it on his oVa responsibility
No! We not yet fairly begun-don't suppose
done, till we have another round at the
"COMBIN NATION LOCK-"
The Branch Bank organ states that the Bank has
procured Continuation Lock- The farmers and
mechanics Of the Bank District composed Of Marion.
johnson. Shelby, Hancock, Hamilton, Boone, and
Hendricks, have long suspected this combination.
1t has been very well uudertoodand if not before,
it i noio that each member of the Junto has key
to suit the combination took. At the organization
Of tn bank the surrounding counties were permit
ted to have few bank loans. But as soon as the
keys we're made and distributed by the chiefs of the
Junlo to SUIT the combination iock described by the
journal. tie loans to other counties were called n
and stributed to the Holy .liiaace Of lndianapo-
lis. One took his 30 or 10000, another - 1900.
another l2.oo0-and hare they not satisfied and qui-
efed tie debf ruth endf Answer this most learned
rheban Come up to the mark aad give US Cic,s
instead OF low-livcd denuncia,ions OF 'scorching
falsehooGs
The rest Oft clique have from five TO ten thou
SAND dollars out. winch Is in process Of ROLLING
oror, by paying small per centage quarterly. The
amounts returned are used on particular. occasions
1t was necessary the doctor should be acco,amo-
dGftd the assertion Of the Journal to the contrary
Notwithstanding, and the whg candidate for the
Senate lent him has keyto the combination lock He
also, lame as he was, went distance Just be-
fore he became a candidate O. to lend it TO IL
censed broker till he could increase his means OF
shaving the poor and needy; and this candidate
still keeps the key TO use particular occasions
during the canvass and we understand he has twice
offered It To another shaver, who has been horned
oil TIL better bargain be made.
IL thank thee, Jew, for teaching me that word"
We thank the Journal for It's article on the combi
nation iock. We thought like common reflector
1t would throw some light on the subject as the old
talented editor is of the Directory. and is of
course as well acquainted with The secrets as our
selves.
And once more, rs we are in haste, come out. be
a man, quit your blackguard charges and tell US
how many of the Combination Lock DIRECTORY un-
der protest. voted for the doctors" accommodation
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31
spun COTTON.
L.l.sD SAFE.
CffE TfP .iN.O YlLER YETO, IND Il
GD1j Cheap Tavern.

ANF~ e.. EAf r.-ftff4l liir.
- The N ~--H D. ss- oi-n.i Do. ilssfH - iaiian
t.- ranl Nan. arlington ~
iif- lnd intends seslls ih- Irav,ir Rs Heu-.
if al r fr ifsA To- cheapest. or'efy and rep
excellent ri. -iqilsd ~h ter snd stla
Jan. t.tf i ~.
f- e.
al. rs .if,' a-t'l- c-r1. 1nI
Typography ~ i Har-, Tie - biz krositi-- ~
las fra,t t,i lff % hans,ff
Nr Air 90 q. produce.
Tlr ra n l +rf sni ii ~ rs 0fc.
rf.r.sd .thf~f. -.ilal o-ilin. a.rH-. dow e.
isff.-fnrrf srs- - -
e-Ha.nr OBJ 3d.. t9nda 81 i-s.a ff.d = T. RAJ.
Au-. %. i-ii. is
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

READ Tread the letter of our Washington
correspondent. We understand on the best author
ity, that DANIEL WEBSTER was the Ca6iael
Officer, who gave the party to the wing members
of Congress. lie is the hypocritcal tory OF past
and present time who would not have government
officers interfere elections What viii our conn
try come to under the control Of such men, VIII
the people of this country sit still under such shame
ful acts Never. up then bring these matters tui-
y before the whole country grid up for the battle
and when the proper time arrives, hur the daS ards
from power-consgn them to deserved afamy-
and wrest our Government from the hands OF the
''spoilers.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

CoRREcrIoN.-Th Jeliersonian, and the Indiana
Telegraph, misunderstood our language and the
language of the petition n our last. We have not
SAID one word about an extra session of the Legs-
lature. We, IN common with thousands o. our fell
low citizens, wish the regular session convened at
an earlier day than usual. We are Ia, t Of that class
which Is AFRAID to legslate upon the general wei
fare; and we have confidence that The Democrat C
portion of the Legislature aided by those ndepend-
ent wings who care more for the people than tor
banks and corporations, CAN do something for the
reii.f of the people. This is time to talter or
shun responsibility We are for action; and if men
elected for the Assembly fall short OF their duty
Their through fear or for local popularity, We want
of them--they have no business in the councils
OF the State and had better remain at home. 1.-THE
State IL sunl. low to be past redemption, the
people can be made sensible Of IL, and they viii al
tribute the cause to the right We believe,
however, something can be done; and believing so,
we wish to it done qnickly.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

To \ ooRREsPoSDENr.-Th author of q lines
written whilst meditating the banks the Schuyl-
Kill river, Pa" is informed that we have scrppes,
II 70: rounds GrordnPois against inserting them.
TIE three first stanzas with single t72nspositon)
very fair. But the fourth Is prose run mad.
And then the chorus That chorus L must
be intended to burlcsque the whole the author has
written, or, lie lacks necessary qualification to
make his meditatc:is" have their desired effect.
He VIII please recoect that we believe woman can
do M vronr If they
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

Let the State Bank of Indiana keep good look
out that T. vaults not robbed shortly. fidiaaa
State Sentinel.
Since the arrival Of the editor of the Sentinel we
learn that the officers of the Branch Bank at THIS
place have taken steps To procure the Combination
Lock, atiordng security to their vaults.
Indiana Journal.
We believe this to be of Noel's bare :tIced
lies. But L 1t not SO, 1t seems that the bank
deems advice good in this instance. We hope
1t VIII be rs wise in other matters, in which it viii!
not find our advice ,rapiipg.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31
Now - THE DAY

II seems a. near as learn, that the late
accommodation at the Branch Bank at thls place TO
the iavorte doctor. made to afford him tire op-
portuni'y OF paying large debt he owed to one OF
the wealthiest men IN town. rs the State owns
one half Of the stock this institution. We suggest
the propriey Of her uquirng hereafter through her
proper agents u lbs rich security. The
charter declares. believe. that the security on
debts shall not BE esscned; and, We think il the
assumptions Of nsosents Viii pay the discounts Of
lie rich, bank Of accommodations Is truly as dan
gerous as President Tyler has represented.
If we understand the spirit of the charter. il Is,
that directors under protest shall not vote We
wish to ask, how many directors thus disqualified.
voted for the doctors Accommodation Was not
the present wing candidate for the Senate one who
helped the rich man to wash his hasds Is he MOI;
a director stills II he is has he been instrumental
in getting any licensed broker an accommodation F.;
or was he too lame TO 20 tie rake
We are not ignorant Of these and many other
transactions Of similar nature and while our IN
terest IL connected with that of the public largc
and we live IN free country we can ask questions
even should we not get replies. Our Asaodeus is
not so great fool as to keep in ignorance Of any
transaction of interest 10 the pubic.
O. We intend to learn the journal the ;ruc way
Of putting down ''sbinp.astcrs."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

CALLED SEssIoN.-rhe editor of the Jackson
Democrat the only democratic editor who opposes
the meeting of the Legislature at an earlier day
than usual. so far as aware OF their sentl
mcu,S. lie says, 4" cannot conceive how any
system Of far legislation coald aid the public in
their pccuniary affairs" Ifths Is a of what
use VIII the meeting of the Legislature be at It's
regular session (! We apprehcnd contemporary
has but superiiclally examined the subject.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

IONS AKBUrHNor. Esq. Postmaster at Prince
ton, Ia, has been removed by Mr. G;rangcr. lie
has sustained the reputation Of faithful Officer aud
an honorable man. We nave many favors to thank
him for-havng found great promptnes- aud rcsu-
larty III the Transmission of our papers and the re
turn Of remittgnccs through Ia. Office.
We are happy to add approval to the a5ove,
from the Louisville Advertiser. We haze always
found lir. \. prompt. efficient, and impartial IN the
discharge Of h.s duties postmaster. lis crime
was Democracy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

The CABIxrr.-The wing papers are specuiating
upon the resignation or removal of the cabinet Of
fcers Labor lost. Who ever knew federal whg
TO give up his office without a desperate struggle
We should as soon expec, to see the sun fall to the
earth rs 10 see Daniel Webster and his tools vol
unfairly give Up office. Ii Is not IN iae.' creed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

TENNEssEE.--The final result OF the election rem
ders it certain that Jones elected Polk, by
about 5000 votes. This shows democratic gain
Of about ten thousand, since last year The Senate
and House nearly balanced that the leading
papers of that State cannot tell winch party Will
havethe ascendency On JOINT ballot. 80 much Tor
tchis Growing.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

The latest attempt at humbu, we have seen Is by
the indianapolis Sentinel, which pretends 10 JUSTLY
the threatened repeal of the blns charter by the fact
that the wings have repealed the sub Treasury law.
1t styles this "the repeal OF Of the most solemn
contracts ever made"
The Evansy lie journal, from which the above IS
quoted, either igaorantiy ~iJuity misquoies our
language and sentiments. If the former should
feel il duty to enlghten lis obiu.e understanding
Il the latter. 1t Is beneath notice.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

WuERE : CRIrrENDrN AND BELL t-Why den T
the federal wings in Congress introduce the gag
htcs of Crittenden and Bell that they can GU
act them! The Alien and SedIion Laws would be
good accompaniment. and they have the power,
perhaps. as well a. the Viii to add them. Why
don't they breach the sueJec, Are they afraid Of
the people, usual
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

BEWARE OF THE Hariich NosTRuM~.-A large
number of persons are very sick in and about the
neghborhood of Broad Ripple. How often must
we caution the public against the use of KGf- Iar-
Itch Cuackeries
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

FAIR PLAy-Some editor has offered to put a
democratic lawyer of Mississippi. named freeman,
against PreHiiss, to try their iytag qualifications.
The Natchez Courier wing paper, is very indig
nan at the suppositlon that Prcntss can be beaten
1t says:
Freeman pitted against Prentiss pop gun
charged with potatoe. against Heavens eternal
artillery As rom Marshall once said-'a dumb
ague to an earthquaEe"'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

AN ExcEPTioN.->o far as hl, come under orr
observation, the Uayne County Record : the only
chg paper which has treated President Iyler and
his opinions. with the respect and decency- due to
his exalted station, # no, u the demands Of courc
sv. We notice tins exception with pleasure.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

DifsFRENcE.-A poor irishman passin
through 4 village near Chester saw crowd Of PEI
pie approaching, which made him inquire what VIZ
the matter. Ill vas answered, "a man is s,o.s.
10 be BARRED s. ga :" replied the irshman. /
stoP l. sec tsat oT ca.Ty them in our country.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31

James Robertson. Esq has been elected Presi-
dent of the United States Bank of Pennsylvania in
place of Col. Dayton. resigned Mr.. Moses kemp
ton has gaed lis place as Director ofthe Bank