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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-02

duce Treasury notes, m item al
est, equrli,ng about 500, 900, " !
all neat year and 70 tar from l.
Secretary snPposes, ,ha, they ~
prrma,uri:, and before due, q
mo tnthe condition If the NO
~, and the demand ior those ~
,..r, ,r..,I Tbgv or. worth l.
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

80 far at esrs ss the pEepeAs,y for plunder. or
the desire to prey upu~ the fruits of others lsbor
is concerned. wiiggery Is the same every where.
Tae subloned extract from an article w a late New
York Evening Post shows that parties stand W the
same relative position there here in relation To
schemes Of Internal Improvement. The democrats
eudcavoring 10 keep those schemes wi:hin some
thing Ike reasonable bounds ~he the wings pur-
sue an exactly contrary course, urgins that even
the widest schemes Of projectors asd speculaiors
sheald be taken under the care cf the government.
and prof gacy and extrasagnnce perpetcated. Reck-
less. however A. have been the schemes OF the wing
specuat,-s IA New York hereiofre they have
been prudent in comparison with our own, owing TO
the fact that the government bat partial, IA
volvcd IN them; while oar government by a sysrcui
of infamous log rolling mode 10 saddle the
whole batch OF schemes at once. the burdens of
which now. crushing the people; and all this
for the siuge purpose OF putting immense fortunes
INTO the pockets OF few wing spectators. II will
be unfortunate for the people Of New York If they
do MOI profit by the lesson taught by our folly The
Post says
Perhaps no question viii occupy more attention.
ia the coming contest than that which relates t the
prosecution OF internal improvements by the State
II Is well known that thIs point the two parties
are Irreconcileably The one IL for pursuing
the system to much greater extent. and the other
l. TOR arrestng u while sil under control II
las lately been announced By hieh aufhoriiy that
even the widest schemes of projectors aGd saecula-
should b. takea under the care OF the govern
ment Although the State is already oppressed
with debi-a.huush ~ credit has been deprcciated
although y j. compelled To look around tor Va,
means OF continuing what Is already begun-Ii -
urged that the burden should be- increased and tina
prob gacy and extravaganza that has marked for
mer undertakings perpetuated. But Is good max
lin, To be wise time. The system which - thus
recommended i precisely the same that which
has led other States Of tie coniedcracy INTO ire
trifvable disgrace and distress.
Next TO the immense political wrong aud rank i'm.
Justice a. lnillcts the worst feature of the wing
plan of Internal Improvement, inevitable ten
dency to increase. No stronger proof Of tins could
be required, than the prof gate dnctrine put forth
by Governor Seward at the Ere Ra,lroad celchra-
ton. that the state should assume all the public
works. The bad be hung. like parasites. up-
on the good schemes, suggested b. wisdom are
To BE- linked to The hnrrid brood of foiv; and the
miserable abortions of parcel of legislative send-
lers must be Fastened upon the energies uf The peo-
pie. who would not nave been benefited had they
thrived, but must suit the consequence II they
fail.
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

VINO EXTRAVAGANCE.-The knghtstOwu T. u
rier raves most tremendously because we published
the items OF exPeuse incident to the ural "i the
late President HARRISON" sputlerng =, at deal
about hyeHa prime pie, aud all that But what oc-
cason there for all this ire, at tie bare publca-
ton of a Congressional document. How does the
Courier know that we disappro,ed Of those expend-
itures or any part of them Why does 1t ask If we
expect TO make political capital out OF the matter
and why would It keep the knowledge OF those eX-
penditures. the purposes for which they Were
maGe, hidden and concealed from the People, who
have right TO know every thing IN relation to the
subject
We published that document purposey without
word OF comment, leaving every one to Judge Tor
himself OF the proprety extravaganza OF the items
and We think We do tie editor OF the Courier III
Justice when suppose his conscience lcas scared
by the facts. !le kHoics the expenditures ex-
travsg giant. and that they give the lie To the whig
professions of economy. lie feels that their bare
publication will rebound to the dscredit Of the Pipe
layers who would make use of such occa-
sion az the death Of their President to PLUNDER
tie Treasury under the cover OF barying him with
decency
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26
New York, oct. ), ls4l.
NEW YORK EVENING POST.

The popctor Of the daily and semi-weeky Evening Post
published New York have been induced, by The ca de-
mand iof~uch publication, 10 establish weekly paper
with the above title II intended that shall contain all
that variety Of which shall make useful and
tcrtantng family newspaper In politics, it Will embrace
the democratic side but It will be devoted 10 the
spread of sound political principles than to the support Of
party viii contain careful summary of the intelligence
Of the day liberal proportion of miscellaneous and literary
matters and department Of commercial information. In Civ
ing their best exeron make wha tuch vehicle of be-
gcnce ought be- they hope T. keep always the side
Of the TRUTH Of good order sound moras and human liberty
The conditions of the publication will be follows For
single copies y per annum for copies address,
Sl0-payabe IN advance.
Any readers who desire obtain newspaper from
New York. do better than subscribe for the Week
ly Evening Post Without saying word more, 1t sufficient
recommendation that Mr.. Nm. {. BRYANT, the
principal Editor Of the POST HIS reputation Of the
best American poets vigorous and impartial political
writer and radical aud philosophical Democrat well
enough known the Weekly Post extensive cir
culatIOn.
We have copy Of the paper, which may be at
ofhce.
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26
Correspondent u he Siaie Srat,aei.

MOUNT CARMEL, lII. Oct lt-
NFsSRs ANs--i have received "A
paper and uy gatihe al your ad pros ec n
Indiana. hope YOU may be able 10 crow loud aid NJ
IN the cause of democracy. We may well ADOPT tie ot
Camp meeting sen- of
'Shout, shout, we're gaming ground p"
Well shout the hs g calns down victorious
every quarter The Mhi.sie, here feel quite hai, ani a
number them wish the bad ue3I Of lO cltiu nj
Mount Carmel sScsScd many yolent wings amy town
this section Oi country compared with 30, uiat
slrs, they haImle,s dove, They gl,4ng
up and frankly acknowledge they past saving. The
song, toasted with bari CIDER, can't nov rii-e their do
ng spirits Their ProGfs have deceived them. and hun
drcds they deadcd y their humbusger. IL
really looks like jtogemenfo thetn and II there such
NAV siely conclude Tint pr1tiienc ha, mcfosel these
United States defeating thCIi schemes ID afs,
cracy and privileged orders
The Democracy would do well 90 bear in, mrud and
be good Eiateiul Honesty pllifc~ D,
certainly be>t p,ncy. The Democacy must have flr
their MOTTO the Constitution and the etll shts ID every
citizen discard al monopJes ard pe4lc-ed Ordcl, e-
pose every scheme calculated l. IN the many al the eN-
OF the poor atonus classes h' 4, te eat basil,
OF our Repu1lc-equal privileges extended o. ali.
We have hun1Ied, Of woud-t-o.ds 90 our country ili
would grind people down mo cialste sctltuie They M
The power aud an they want Is 5tcnmeut protect. anl
they would carry these things aut ia British style
Permit me - conclude ts hoFn. 10 may Yrve = -
~Sentnes lights ST upon hillnd that you MA,
BY your Growing ~ the people u te real interests
AsrouNDrvc DiscLosuRE-Ihe Portsmouth lN4 C.s.a-
Gle ays-We have X fom unigesii naoe source, tt
Nj Secretary living allowed II b., ho eful sons i
nor, not yet twenty years Of age, i ea,unou, .4n
Fifty THOUSAND DOLLARS flr ue-lcia'ns u.f..t 0
loan Hese Is felcrl ,coa,ay ilr o- cl'i' 10 neA
ueut coon ssu h.a.t'y. with teas. anee We nsa
-Tintlins receive iae slae'.aa tt a-4 4'.a 20 aae-
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

TEE STATE PRINTERS. = By the following, from
the Wayne County Record, II VIII be seen that one
OF the gentlemen, elected by the last Legislature to
do the printing for the three succeeding Legisla-
turcs, has found employment likely to be much
more pleasant and profitable. than executing the
State Printing the rate of - cents per l00O-ad-
rtrfising gratis.
From letter received by gentleman in this
place from Mr.. COLE, late EDITOR of the National
Patriot" we learn that he is now the CITY ct
New York. studying the Chrnese characters. and
the casting of Chinese type, with The intention ot
going 10 China IN the ensuing spring 10 take charge
of printing establishments IN that country. under
the direction OF the Board of Foreign Missions OF
the Presbyterian Church.
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

This llfatel country state Of rosolui nary
excitement aud agtatn There hid been good deal II dis
mrhance in Mexico, hut the Government had maintained Us
>Iton. The op osiiion o. Eu taenia fc
IN -rca-e " Vera Cruz there difficulty of an knf>.
Santa Ana has denounced Huiamcuta and attached
T. Pon Paredes. The ictop PROJECT started rs Par
edc described fhr'e wcck since. hnis many az
heicnis large number O.; the lmlo lrt Department,
had declared n favor 81 IT, aad tie impression Was that u
would Re successful. \ meeting h'I iccn held Vera
Cruz, for tic purpose Of considering The cNpc cncy e get
ting rd oi Busiamenc, and forming pros i>iua q,
foI the republic
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26
COMPEL THE BANK TO RESUME,

McCARrys appointment as Indian Comm ssion
er Number Three, seems to be some hat uupalata-
he To the Wayne Comfy Record. But whether It's
dissatisfaction arises IA consequence of its innate
honesty aud the remembrance OF the pledges of It's
party before election; or because OF personal dis
ike of Mr. Ty Ter and Mr.. McCarty, is question
which we cannot undertake to decide. Whatever
may be the motive. the ceu>ure Inflicted upon the
transgressors ls not the less merited. The Re
cord observes
There may be some good cause, but we confess
OF third Commissioner TO transact, at the same
place, Indian matters. MeSsrs. CLARK aud Bloom
FIELD were appointed Commissioners some
months ago and have tor the period of SIX or eight
weeks been engaged m the duties OF their Office at
a salary of eight doiiarS per day. Probably the
General a. w. understand hc has given IN his ad-
hcson b Mr.. TYLER on the subject of his Ttiocs,
has been appointed for the purpose ct watching hIs
tNo colleagues, who understood to b. United
States bank men. President Tyler came INTO pow
cr under a pledge To retreuch tHe expenditures OF
the Government, and ii the appointment of three
Commissioners AT = per day, where. at the turhest,
two would answer, be retrenchnent, then we know
not the meaning of The word"
Perhaps the difficulty of the Record in relation to
the meaning ofthe word retrcnchment," Is caused
ty hs understanding in lis legitimate instead Of Is
chig sense, used ior the purpose ct ham6Us pre-
vIous to election.
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

We have nothing Of Importance from Texas since the late
election for President. The triumph u Houston par
y must be productive of important results 20 the counv
The now dominant party hostile % the credit system and
all loans. no matter fI Nhai purpose They fssorlie
the annexation ot Texas % ts contIy AMI VIII very
likely to make move towards the accomplishment If tins
object There Sir ~ ling of opn>iti1n 10 this annex
the rapid increase II
IN the southwest and the accession of two STATE there s
will take place in year viii form countcfpoisc 10
TeXaS, and perhaps nce The iicc ITS acquisition
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26
: See last censu, Of the United states.

The Knghstown Courier asks-"Who is J,hn c. Spen-
GER Esq" 'Not 10 know him argues yourself unknown.
lie Is Of the most talented lawyers OF New lolk; a
prominent FedeIaWhg Antimasonic politician the
late Secretary Of State the state Of New York and
l. : Secretary Of State under Tyler to14n office which
the New York American, weeks since SAID hon
olable man" would accept
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

SINKING Fund INTEREST The Madison Courier
makes the follow ing calculations. based upon tie
Advertisement of the President If the Commission
ers Of the Sinking Fund, published IN the lndianap-
oils papers We suppose the calculation OF the
Courier be nearly If not exactly correct, though
We have not had time to test lis accuracy =
The total amount oft sums borrowed, on which
interest l. not paid. i about SIN SIN THOU
SAND DOLLARS-bcsldcS which there are lands
,o be sold tor the payment OF interest on aaoui
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS more, here
toore forfeited and struck off the State at for
mer sale and which viii at the next sale finally be
sold GEJ-lf the interest should not yet be paid IN
time TINS sale viii bring into market, on the llth
day q. December next, real estate 10 the value o
TWO HUNDRED and FIFTY, perhaps THREE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS most OF
which Will probably be struck off to the State.
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

IGNoR ANcE-The whigs Of W,oiford county, Kenuck v
have recently purchased dr Sersnfeea thousand dodrs
and given J. j. Crittenden late L. ). Attorney at
salary of four thousand dOirs year This Mr. Crttenden
by those who pretend know him. pronounced good
lawyer and poor It that the 5eaerolence
these whigs might have been credit and
the rising generation, had been appropriated
schools But then those who might have taught to
read, might not have been Clay wings.
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

The Sentinel Is in favor of requiring twothfd' OF the
people carry effect any measure they may dee We
have always been taught believe that II cardinal
principal Democracy that the will of the majority omni-
potent.-Semi- -treekiy Journal, oct 20.
The Journal asserts an uHruh relation 20 the State
Sentinel We will show next week If have Ioom, that
the Journal also has ausht the cardinal principles Of
Democracy poor teacher the FIRST
rrincple' that honesty Is the best policy.
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

DrsrrRArIoN.-Onc Nn. Boswell was sen 10 20 in Ncw
Orleans few DAYS for stealing ches enters
tools, worth $500 Bowel arGnoWlcdscd thc theft and
sand he committed 1t o. keep wife ami fur clid.c foa
starving Ii be had BEEN Bank 'l,i D. might have iolou
100000 dollars, and would only been considered "a
unflitunatc individual d .- ,riabe connection"
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

p In another column will he found letter addressed
Senator SMITH, IN relation u State Banking system We
have OPINIONS OF the subject which
semoe those Of correspondent but
state them in full this week We this much however
We think the banking system too radically defective in pr
cple TO admit Of remedy by tnkeTng-if that
were practicable, which doubt In this matter
infected by the slightest particle OF conservatism.
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

GroHsIAIti stated that MessIs. AIroRD and NrsBrr
have resigned their Congress eonseq uenee Of the
result of that their
have an opportunity elect Ant-Ba and AntTan men
in their places Will any Of the OF tie PiPeayers fol-
low so good example "NOES rsrrons.
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

BASx NoTE TABLE-The only alteration 10 he made is
in the New Bank Of CirceviIe 1t saIeabs People
should not take H. Look out also the Bank Of Cncinna
u and the Miami Exporting Company. In fact keep pa
per; but receive it, II into sgNce, and
take at the difference have To pay for specie nd
ana State Bank notes worth market only 90
cents on tie dnllar
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

The State Sentinel rtasing the state Bank, and brings
divers charges against hat Institution, which d1uht not
well founded The char-e"f farorttis doub cor
ior the Of banks have their pets whom
uey favor and 10 grind the baAnce e the community
DeLPt. Orocs
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

o. The wings become vastly Pious they find
themselves going to the devil In Michigan par
,icuarly they have forgotten their bacchanals OF
last year, and raising objections against the de-
mocratic candidate tor Governor. because he don't
profess the right kind of religion Ou; upon the
hypocrltes
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

plan recently LAID in South Carolina near Purys-
burg by negroes to rise and kill their Il
however discovered the general fate Of such evil mach
nations, to frusuate the design.
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26
sreLEOD,s ACoI-ITTAI

The jury in the Of Mcleod brought in verdict Of
quf,aL II s stated that Mcleod intended Utica for
England immediately lie would be quite lion IL this mo-
men in London.
We have the summing and charge OF Judge GRIDLEY,
and shall endeavor before readers week
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

ILLINOIS STATE BASK-We learn from the State Regis
ter that another attempt made the night Of the 18th
State Bank in Springfield The robbers ei-
fected an entrance into Bank but did get into the
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-10-26

ELEcTIoSs-Ohlo Is dcmocTatic-msJony on joint bal
lot about four Pennsy vania-PoIter majority about 23
o0o Georgia, democrats majority about iooo Particulars
next week.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09
JEW DANlD'S
OR
HEBREW PLASTER

The peculautes Of this Chemical Compoundfe owing It's
extraordinary effects upon the animal fibre glmens
and muscles virtues being carried by them to the immediate
seat Of disease land and weakness
However good any internal remedy be- this eHte
nal application w prove powerful auxiliary, removing the
disease and facilitating the Of local namaton
Scfufuous Affections ktugs Evil, Gout uhammatory and
Chrome Rheumatism aud oil places where seated pain
has likewise been beneficial OF weakness,
such weakness and tho stomach weak limbs lame
ness affections Of the SPINE female weakness. No ema
subject TO weak tho back side should be
out IT, MARRIED ladies IN delicate situations, find great relief
from constantly wearing this plaster.
No putting great spread N certificates is intended rhoe
who wish To satisfy themseres Of the efficacy Of this plaster
obtain sufficient quanttto spcud for 80 cts a sum
not half sufficient to pay m the insertion of single certificate
into any OF our most common prints single This
hug price per box is placed upon order that
wthnithc OF every afflicted person tie community
that all whether rich poor may obtain the health
which results from it.
Price per box SO Directions accompanying each box
Remedy for Thrush, CGnktr and Nursing Sore Mouth
Thousands both old and young but especially md
Infants ate year consigned the by above stub
born,dseases The Misunderstanding and ignorance of most
pracceing physicians IN regard TO this disease
soquent uncertainty Of cure from their prescriptions sub
all those who
tho disease, or who have witnessed the suerngs
Many the We have witnessed performed nv these
medicines tic stages of Thrush ard Nuts no
Sore Mouth where the patient had been given over by
number Of the most talented physicians.
We present this compound thus confidently beca we
know IL is only 10 be tested 10 be appreciated
Frice 81 80 per package, Sl9 per dozen.
w. CAPRON T. Co, Rochester, ". Y. Vermont
and Maine, and for sale by II + WHITE o. Rutland VT.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09

inblishmcnt which riots IN wcalih--thc aver
age sum allowed 10 each pauper on us pcrma-
neni roll. was less than two pence fafih'ng per
week II such charity be broad enough 10
cover n multitude OF SINS. doub, whether II be
thick enough to keep the sinners from irecz-
ing. Shame on puritanic Scotland.
The suffering which pcyades the ihinly
populated portions of the Highlands during
the. winter is shocking TO humanity : those
highlands which are the home Of romance. po-
ctry and ehvalry--while the picture display
ed in some of the Lowland towns, is scarcely
mere gratifying to the eye of philanthropy.
But n Reform is at hand.
louts, &c, RtNBLTR.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09

o.A. ,,h Won 10 .,uA quany ~ youf Persian rls 10
h,s place tof they would noc, With ready 'r
NJ, brother ~he psssng thragh place besrd %
mach IN their heha lhat be Induced TO pero hatot
fes aud safely that they have done MOTE lof nv
,, md half sister 500 which had PAID 10 Doctors I'D
~, prcsc pt,ons and medicines have used "a
baxes Of BsauGfths Pills Which scfnc partial fee
10, your pin. right ahead Ike of war what pas
.e "a looked Ike IA Nv has hccR aimed differently
by e,ef. physcu bot. dea shai wssa gene'a'la-
o the hud, Which produced symptoms OF almost e'
srs dease II would be tedious Tor TO give you BIS
csy Of al nv difficulties weak. duh stupid ard reduced
skeleton Al hopes Of my being restored had been gwen
over crcep mvhtobc Law. took boxes Of your pills
md am shc TO po form ny duties the counting Ny
sister was consunpt,cher liver much affected and her
nnd iegs swecd-a harsh cough constantly troubled her
your Pills entrlv relieved her from all those symp
TOMS. about burlington and would wish an
ageney, &c, ;. Il. LUTHER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09

wren any medicine oompotet entirely 81 vegetables II.
' user 'pab' "i cuurs many 81 the alarming
1" Nheh we humnn system subject In addition .bo1
Il De nciusTolv shown that # taken m reason Il
etn'ae W'Aoufce Of 1seafc that agreeable 10 the taste
ana sure 10 a operation restoring is Thousands and nur
es 90 one should not be extensively used b
iN proprietor 81 Dr. J. Newtons Panscea ask Tor no nat,
rohase above the merits Of their medeiue Aware tat the @
safe criterion Of Judging By hecures Il .leffoms f. az
we mahy eefihcatet m our Essession suholned lu
isHogl thsi the evidence 10 the unfortunate invalid /, ,E
sfaabie 10 inmhasic display Of iuany words
Frum Rev Lyman Culver NORWICH VI
d. Ns~t1n. Sr-far 20 years past have been afflicted
Win htfToasi f'oln2 % times tipfdsee Dtnes, -rb
m' respectable f}foaA having failed 70 Afford me r,sTI
vas induced 10 mssc use II your Pa1acoa Wkch "A, k,r
70 state tzt completely cittlcc cure " -ri'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09
OTTO MOTHERS. N

Ass"s Chase s. Co --Gents Hearing much - ia abou,
NE fhaoidnay ufeo the Resurrection Persian Pills uDon
h"sr atoui TO boc"me Moilcs were induced 10 make
mai % them My wife thea tho mother of Children aud
hll snhcftd the moot tedious ard sIcucans ln nd
yer e confinement 81 each Size bad every means sud
la.'H much med one. bot found ree She commenced
taxing me Fefssn Pile about three months before
f be4h beng very poor about dis length ~ time pre-,
aa soon alter was enabled boy their attend oiho care.
- noihef 10 her family uut her confinement Attic trrs
sic commenced tatug the PcaH Pile for several weeks
Peousshe was a cisd sb hard cough aud frequent
severe caPs which NE a. The pills entirely removed be-
ofe utu2 nan boa IL vuh great confidence that We sd.
wise bote aSpui 20 1econc mothers. The
hAh is Al Who have taken them n re shborhihave
COY lAf N We came EASY and house 10
' dN' ltefe docs not arpca % b. ha danger of other
tetung u arcfo0rlusmeIt where tbsse Plls are
N'ea We untetr JET taking them Tor the,
ore 10 The rsaeh 81 the poo well me rich We are ruf
h1ut'ul that here remedy winch females ear eas, pro
epe ~bet Oss 10 ef--n the Nofd ~ suffering when
men have 10 bear, and perhaps the lives fthousauos
Ntsch otbtfeIse wluIl b. lost
k0ctesief NAV lRb 1913 Of O. Iedona sausre I'd
'hDufst Hfe". ior isnucr particulars .ul-crLsrs
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