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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16


~ sirius of deed of tFnst, executed 10 ne
- aubscflhers 81 TRUSTEES. 3D. lUhB srider
on ihs ist Day of luiy. ts15. % ssesfs = debt
due 90 nenry Miller. 90 tba sam Of e3ose doe
b. tuo noies, 0sariug data. one ibe g9ih 81 be.
aamssr, 1917. and ths other he ist o. Oetsbsf.
1891, ED payabia o. drmand, and also ne flr.
ihaF sum 81 1854. doe by pois, dated iba IA
Deg uf Suiy, ISIS, aHd pagable sin moaths ".
ief d=iet aq shalt Bfofeed ~ cell. at puhis sue
uou, igf caahs b. ChaFlestoun, b. tearraoa
eouniY, YwEinia IN frout Of ! n Csrisrs ia-
Fero, aaiussa iaa houn ~ DO a'eiork. A. AZ
80 5, A o. Filter 80 29h n O,iossr. 80
thai erfista
Trace Of Land, with lhe ap-
BuFaenHmCes,
Lying Dr. ila reuafg 81 8tafe afarraaa arE
spec the atrnaafoah HlrrT. aesf Uarusrr Ser.
~, and conaafeulg ealtet = Coli uHis. cen.
saysd % % b aald 8.risar e. af0fsssit, tou-
taining
GAs ECBESa
o. 81 much thsrtsf 81 nag bel ascs,,sry b. &C.
tslg the sait dgblu ed ths ntafasl ihafsaa Cue
90 Beng ths atnte traef o. Hhleh aad strifsr
aow rusites. go hgu falHabfr anl tasifasf.
property. esFecnilF oa srceart af fhs Hal nsat
thefrea ed piasr Wafar AtrbI ihefsto hsiaar-
uE Sect tlta af vested in us. aarh = ~
iaFea i4 - rlaf eis. unl ht atfs n a.
Pafrheser we Lurha
ISAAC FoUEE.
y t7fA Tfs,ts.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16
PUBLIC SALE

" I'LL BE- soid, II public suction. on Thurs
" dsy the 23d iastant, % the late residence
of Thomas Gill deed, Gear Buuksrs-T ~, Betks-
Icy eOuaty, Ealuabis collection Of Personal
Property. embracing every thIng necessary Tor
an sAishsivs sud veil regulated farm. There
are about 100 bushels q whsst aud 10 shares
q Valley Bsbk stock wiii be sold Tor essh -
On The haisnee Of Pefsohsi Property. . gfssit Of
~ aon,hs Viil ts given.
WI. Gill, .5sn,',
AlsO. will be offered for ssls that usIi knoun
property. called he Mu-Crsst TAvFRN. At
tuohsd % thu huildirE. wbieh BE- enn.medisns. -
"a .9cres Of frst-yats LiJResfone Lind.
This property Is free from Ell sBeumbraaoss.
a0d elear uiie viii ~ givon. Tsrms easy snd
mada knosn 90 TIE 5sy u sale
tbs HEIRs
Qf T1suas GU 6se'1
Sept nc, lstt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16

D5-Ths Rev. T. d. HoovER, of the Prssby.
lerian denomination, will preach al HaTpers-
Ferry, IN the Uhion Free Church, on nexi Sab
BATH l9'h instant, at II o'clock le The mornihg.
aud al hall past o'cloek ia the evening.
There will be service every other sabbath
morning and evening, By The same individuAL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16

eIThe Right RsV'd RIcHARD ViseEEr WHE-
Ian, Bishop Of RiohnOhd. wili hold his Vis.
ltaiIoh and COnarmatiOa al the Catholic
Ch1ieh Of HaTPsrs-Ferry, on Sunday, October
the ID. There will Be Spiritual Retreat Of }
days, preparatory 10 the reception Of IhiS Holy
SacfhmenL Sent l6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16

10 The sacrament Of the Lords Supper, by
leave Of Provideaoe, vail De administered IN the
Presbyterian Church an Sniih6eld on Sabbath
morning neat. Divine service 10 commence At
IL o'clock The preparatory sermon vail be
preached on Saturday morning the 18Th instant.
~ II O'Clock. Sept l6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16
PUBLIC SALE.

mn Saturday, the % day Of ooIobs. nsHt,
~ 81 the Auh Para, which Is from tArss %
toaf miles from HsFPsFs-FsrTy, and above the
oid Furnace, will cell ht public aualios.
several Fai Steers, some stoek Cstils. Wori
eed riding AoTsep, together " tn q lavgs num.
Der Of Itorses, Mares sbd Colts. OF The most o
proved bioOdSd stock. A credit ofaisety da,s
viii be given upon the execution Of Negotiable
Noteb, With such end0rsers %. shaIl be spprov.
Cd ~ JOHN STRIDER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16
Frcsh Fam Dry Gooa..


STATE and CVy Stocks, Rail Reed and
CaAai Notes sakeA Ia PaymSns.
~ DWAnD RTETlWAR q 90.
10 ave fuceisoa and odsr fog saIo ~ ahsVo.
No. l9l baltisaoss 81 Bala,r ysrs.
CisiAs--Bius, Slack, sd AasAlsy oolors.
Cssai-sSss- Raaey ed PLAZA,
Seiiass-An exositsat aRd 4 hear Loa
RsasSgT-sWsosdouR1 Tsllihst, Velvet, sin,
ko &c.
KSaIaeky JSaas asd other Negro GoOAs,
Beaver Clothes EiosAings,
Pilot Ci0Chs; ouaais Cloths,
Bsng Tip Cords,
M0Vsiia De Lame shslis,
Manchester Prihts Aosricsa 6tlo,
Eathtos Giaehan, ~ vide.
TaTitOa DO Dc.
Gala Plaid, sad Tartan Do,
Ssrgs,, Padding add caassss.
Hdkfs Linen Cambria, silk aad CotiOa,
Hsstpy-Suk Cotton aad uorslea,
hsfinoe. SaxoaiSs, Flaanala,
sewing STA. spool c0tl0o, cottoa Daiss,
T~ss-suspendsrS. Tapes. Pea ana ThrsaAsi
shawls, Buttons, Suspeadsrs,
blaLkel, whitney. Hose and Faaey ond.
also,
Tbs Maryland Peniteafiarv GOODS
on consignment. vita . general sssottnsut %
Domestic Broua and Bissehsd c0TTO.NA, "a,
IS. "a. 5-A vide.
All Of which will Be Sold on the most aeooa-
nedaiinE terms. Baysr will hBd II 10 thsir
advantage 10 cell on ~.
September 3. 184i-S3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16


NR3E na1sfslEnsa Rili cell. % biz raakotrs
naur Leaiuua, - Ht4srrfrs a. go iariaal.
Oh be FofsuHai froFauy. seaaisties 81
F0ur o. ice Work Hsrsgs end 3 Colis,
Several Mica Goes,
.75ouf 20 Heed u Stock Coifis,
.4boui 60 Legs aad 40 Sheep,
Tig0 Wagons ord g Csgf,
Tires Barriear Ffosess,
q aup,5sr Of double aad single g.eusk
Pl9nglt,
Iogetty va Farnag Jtnt1f gsasrsl-
ig--zad e grsaf Variefy II orf<irr,
TO EuEeysus 20 alsllfioH.
ssis io tsks piscs eefg ~ isa SHg.
Tuns Nfaa nelths srsfH - aii surls etsss
1890 sst sgffBFef seeuEHg esEaE aires.--
e1ns oafsf t5 eaah
30 property % be fsugss1 esr9 a. iefms
afs rampi.cf sHh.
So o. 1895
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16

see farss g Fnns5 Liss~r.
- 30 gsffs ft-t 1lf'f sef nffIsrs g. ga
garls Fei1 arFtf.ef Aeas.nata Efstsef = ~
ftf F-flcf Memf. r.rfe rars.sef rrf
eea t-la = sslp1aia. issifrsagef. 80 90
81 AremTm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16

~ Divine services may be expected in The
PfesbyisTian ChSIch ia chailesIoWn on Sabbath
afternoon neXI al O'Clock. Sent l6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16
Nnffrrn.
Sect. Us

81 The third quarterly meeting, Of The Mrtho-
dist Episcopal Church. Station az HarpcTs-FeF-
~, will take place on Saturday the "a OF Octo.
Der neIi, under the so2efinIendanee Of the Rev.
JOAN A. CoLLiNs.
HsfPen-Ferry. September I6, 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16

N1TI0lEe
via subscriber respectfully Informs the eiti-
\ Gems OF Clarke aud Jeasrson
vHA counties, that be has nowR -
On hand, AMI intends keep
ing eonsisbIiy, = large a.sortras6t Of
49, BOOTS s. SHOES,
OF every description. Of good materials, and
~Sil made. he particularly invites their at
IenIon TO large stock Of Strong Negro shoes
sew 90 nand' al his shop a. Haymarkst, lear
Sniskers' Ferry.
Sept, I6, lslI 1T
~ YbEiaisa, WtRsAssffr, u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16
6heElR's sale.


FOBS SALE
Am Friday TIE l7ih Day % ssytaa,bes nsEt.
" a. BerTysiils II Clarke coaaty, VifEIniu,
ell the PsTsODal Properly Of George 8. Las,
dscssssd, soosisting %
Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs,
Olas T'hTesLiag Machine,
BGyoucAs a,id HaT4,ess, (nsl5,
Household F,irniture-GrGia,
kGTmiag Utensils,
10 shares Of BeTyDiIls Tgrnpiks Stock,
fiso, n fraction Of Wood, bought Of
NJ. Hammond,
n fine RatlLsY .MGTe, Sfintsd 10 Import.
cd WAals.
THIS property may b. veil worthy TIE attss-
too Of fafmers ahd oihsrs
TERNS--Nibe msuiba ere 90 on al SENS Il
Eve dollars asd uPWsrds. UBaar tat ssm,
sash--eEeept fuF ne Wheat, Zoe whish siaty
dsya credit vii hs gives. o. 81 essas 81 ere
dt notes With approved ssegSiy vii ~ fsquif-
% Zoe ihs amoaat n the bili, uah lBtsraa Aous
date-but The intsfest Biii rot - oEsetsi "
The note q paM b. % 81 the Oar q tsssaas due
sais 10 s0mms6ea 90 10 e'ciuek.
g&Psrsoas hssiug sluiuas sEsinst the estate.
viii pleas pfsaent thaa fsf tdiesima8L Aad
those indebted HHi e0ne fofvafd snd pay sith.
cot delay. us TIE sitsaiion Of Gle ssiaia i saeh
thai induikshss sannsf b Eigah
JOSIAH ". WAR;, .aEatv
uht ~ uiH aaasssf q Qsg. q. Esas, xss'S.
sept . tgfi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16

o. Fharfay mofaiag. l9.H 90 BY iha Rev.
~. . MouaH ~. Lave 3 Goes ia Mms
nsuaaaET a 8susafDass Boa o. HarPefs- Yer.
rT,
o. Tbautav fTsniug istt, ~ IRE rsus. 80
Jtnm HsuE 90 Ma RacnEL VI arEaa boih q
fhIs rarnfT.
o. fle tsrr fFfninT DIV fte ssur So Jess
Mc0aura. 90 Mis ASS ilcEros. aaih ~ taf-
Fefl.frfFT
o. 49, Sane fFeuiar. ~ ~ rnue "a. fanu
3 GesHnr. r. isiuEnre rnV $50 Ell Mias no.
nrsrs Htn8. n fiarrsfs- FrfF
LsH erfaHF. ~ o. Hre hefanfff 1oars.
nr Jaaa ~. Caspf. II afsansst efnfur
81 90 snnttg g. Hltt Mte1taEr Az HteLsn.
trefher ~ ~ Lesasr1 aef'rf. ~ t.i iars.
O. he I.h .aFant hg ae ner MI HsnH.
iea. o. r. Q htler ~ C.aclnaaf 0h.s. II
Me- htFrrerr 81 oeEEs. tsar1trf 81 ~. u.
r. Geen. ~ FnfrINt rauafF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16

DIR. William Il. Alexander
AAVIN0 Determined To resume tbs prse-
A tee Of bis profs .son, offers his ssr ioes 10
the eiti1sas Of CharlSsiovn and vicinity.
ChATleStoWn, Sept. l6, I5II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16
RRRREAEY NNMO

B8RRELEY LAND
I2OR SAILLT,
PIE subscriber wishes to sell his FARM In
- Berkeley county, si;ustsd on tho Potomac
River, 10 niles from hartiBAbuTS and = from
ShsPherdstoSn. This Land - part Of the
tract kno~n ~ whiiins's Meek. and eO0tsias
500 ACRES,
90 OF which h hrst-rsis River Bottom. mot IN.
terror TO aoy on the Poiomse.I 20 acres Of doe
Wood Land and 50 acres Of cleared upland
dso". q snnecessary To eater into q more nj
mute description, as psTaons u,shipR 10 par-
Chase will doubtless view the premises ADD
judge Tor theDaslysA
Any Communication pest psidl addrs.ted to
me at wildwood. Clarke County, VtrEini.. UflI
be promptly aIisHdsd 10.
wM ". WHITING.
August s. Is4I.-l2t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16

y4lsraa&v y. Haason, Of FFs9eusk
Cag Msgyland,
FnfKE NOfICE. Thst o. Moody re IA,
- isY ai 0et9saf neat buinesu az tour, ~
pclorh al ED q o'efarE. mns
aotaa ~ frtfentt analH. 81 fhs tees ofwis-
caf1iaf, FHEHIe, we aaaH Frresei 30 tsts fba
~ FoaHioa 20 tsa Freiarica anufa Anf 81
WtaaetfsT ~ ffa ta7 81 orfrhsr. left. and
1elHrf1 tta g9uc hrnFa ua rtaii fsts. af Sc
oere ai 7 FeFaer. hncrneB af iae. 81 tltf
1rfa-s arfF. sac fupasHfaas az HtrheIrs Nefah
on tfsr Graer. hIensntsr A. ftea. set -Itfrl
ftrst frfesilinrr 20 irfeHs FL faaf ~ ae.aaerr
e. fhe esse sr9 rell.ar o. tta Cire1a f1rtfer
rearf ~ Lsa So casaeefg g. lr.srsaa reaa-
iF a.f 81 es etaseeT s,fa af $50 Daaft. 81
rsra rars ua ese aTi-trarfs 80 Soc ms
mAnT s EFErfwH0W1
tlfNFH q. HfIEsfn NoHs
ch1ttAnI4E A gfrGgllgag0HE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16
70 "a, Eaiior, Of IA. IRE. Pr,H.

To iA' Edii0rS Of fAs Free PrsH:
9aNHE Suejoinsd eomnunisa,ioo, addressed 10
4 the EDITOR Of thO Sua, is designed 20 correct
nn error connected with certain transactions.
the particulars Of which have Psrti,ly trans
Pired 10 this community. lhsvs deemed IL iua-
Portant, therefore. 10 Poblish il in the Pres
Press simultaneously with the Sun-ahd aseOrd-
iDgly respectfully REQUEST you 10 Insert il ip
Jour paper Of this week.
Yours, &es
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16
CAUTION,

S4S 24V8U1
HEREBY oaHIiOs ell persons from reesiV-
y Sag or trading With John Mccartney Tor sn
order drawn Besj q. Latrobe, for SsIi,
dated July, 1870, and Psyable out Of uy On al
estimSts, ss the said Mccartney has left here
Withoutseitiing With 0s-hnd as have legal Cd.
sets against g. Il will not be PAID or settled with
any PsSOc but said MeCsFlsey.
GEORGE aATTiNCLY.
HsrPsrs-FsFry, Sept I6. ls1L-3L
eE% BaiEaors Sua, 6 Hias,, dir.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16

Once More & the Last Time!
WOULD again iaforn those who have
standing accounts with me whilst in busi.
nee. AZ HhrPerS-Psrry, 10 come forward aud
settle them up, a. logger indulgence eanaot be
gwen Those who fail to attend 10 this notice
oy me nrat OF nsxt mouth, will dad their ae-
counts 20 The bands OF an officer for collection.
without sssPset 10 persons.
Sept I6. IsII-3 st.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16

Doctors COrdcll and Alexander
AVE associated themselves in The practice
M Of their profession.
Once opposite the Drug Store Of J. P. Brown
4 Co CharlestoWn, sept l6 IelI-f
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-16
VOL, 2 No. 4s,WHOLR NO. 100.

much good, would undoubtedly be attended
with many evil results, too ObVlous 10 any one
converSant with the subject, 10 need enumera-
non. The legal questions arising out oflaWss
operating upon charters previously granted
tend also 10 embarrass this species Of legiSlaI
ton. How far the Legislature can 60, in en-
forcing regulations upon private cOTporatlonsS
where provision has been made 10 the charter
ofisuch corpoialiOOs, for subsequent Legislative
control, 10 a question which touches The fun
damental doctrines Of the Sotial compact, and
10 obviously dne, which, in the end, can only
be dscidsd BY the judicial courts Of the cOun-
Try. Aay Law Which the Legislature might
deem it proper 10 adopt, with view to accel2
crate the resumption Of specie payments BY the
banks, shotld most carefully a1Old any infrsct
tion Of charters heretofore grated, as in that
event, twould not be enforced by the course Of
the State!
Wisely and happily for us, the Constitution
has given TO the representatives Of the people,
ample dominion over the laws ofthe land boun
ded only by the restrictions contained in the
Constitution. The executive power 10 with us
as completely dsjoined from the legislaivei
as is that of the judicial. Our experience for
the last few years, has accumulated various
and melancholy evidences Of tho evils Of dif~
fereut system. Our gratitude should be un-
bounded 10 those, who. 10 forming our COnsIi-
tuition, limited executive power TO proper exe-
cUtivO duiies.
|. Iuulte with the whole people ofthe State; in
the leFVeRt prayer, tha, the Great AaU g'ver ol
the universe may soccnduC! your deliberations
that thew NAV confer pernancat blessings ups
on the State, and justly en,i,le yourselves to
the applause and gratitude Of our commor
county.
bsSsmSeF7, le4l. rs" ..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-16

A Coon Story following 10 told Of
Presidsu, Humphrey, Of Amherst College:
"One morning some Of the Students fastened
a live goose in his chair. The Presi-
dent entered the room, and discovered the pew
occupant Of his seat, be turned upon his Etet
and cody observed: "Gsntemau, perceive
you have compstent instructor, and will,
therefore, leave you to your 0tudies."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-16

GoSE 70 THE Bow-wows. s.-The Mississippi
Union Bank. II has made an assignment o
its effects, for the benefit Of The creditors. The
Bank was recently oued iI the Federal Court,
for S3OO,OOO. The circulation is $2,O QUO, ,OOOs
Each signes 10 to have $4,oO0 in specie or
ito equivalent The whole stock is sunk. The
paper 10 now ceiling at 35 cents to the dollar.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-16

IT HAS FAILED. housatonic Rail Road
Bank. The Presiden. issued notice a.
Bridgeport, @. J. on the 29th Nov, stating the
fact, together with request to the public not
to sacrifice the notes, &c. &c. all in the style
usual on sh6h occasions.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-16

TAKING A WIDE F1ELD.-Dr. Lindley. Of
the Nashville University, IN defining his Polit-
ica position, says: i profess TO be Democrat,
Wing, Republican. CONSERVATIVE, Independent
Orthodox, Constitutional American.
Itis but justice to say that the Nashville pa
pers neglect to state whether the worthy DR..
lived after making the above declaration.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-16

HEAVENS AMBAssADoR's:-The number Of
the American clergy is estimated at 5000. II
the white population be l5,0OO,OOO. this is on
Iy the proportion ofone to thousand, and far
less than the proportion to any catholic coun-
try. Before the revolution in Spain, the num~
Der ofecclesiastics there was nearly mlllions'
or about one TO every ten inhabitants
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-02

STAY LAw.-The Knightstown Courier says it
learns from friend that petition intended to be
presented to the next Legislature. was in circula-
ton in Rush county, and to which some 500 or 1000
signatures has already been obtained, praying for
stay law for foO gears Also, that 1t has heard of
similar petitions circulating in various parts of the
State, and that they being generally signed.
The Courier is convinced, however, that all stay
laws are founded in Injustice and hopes, that ifthe
legislature should enact such law, it will not be
post facto in its character If it not eek post
facto,' what reiief would it afford to the People
der their present embarrassment, Mr. Courier, The
advocates of the measure contend for it the
ground that it will give the people time to realize
the proceeds of one crops in default of which
they will be compelled to sacrifice their property to
pay their debts.
The Wayne County Record, whig paper, and
the Richmond Jeffersonian, democratic, also doubt
the utility of n stay law.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-02

The MADIsONIAN AND THE WHIGs.-Durng the
late Presidential canvass, it charged, and in
fact proved TO the satisfaction of candid men, that
the federal wings carried on system of operations
by means of corruption fund, contributed by them
selves and British agents; not the least of which
was, the purchasing and substituting presses
and their editors. Since the distraction and break
ing up of the great ~hig party, some Of the dsap-
pointed feds openly throwing it in The teeth of
the editor Of the uadsonidn, that he a hireiing,
and had been raised from obscurity by this corruption
fund those making the charges having contributed
their quota. We suspect that Mr.. Allen cares but
little for these charges, he always has been a
hireing, ready to work for whoever gives the most
pay and he finds, since the grand blow up the
Government patronage to be more profitable than
the empty treasury of tie corruptionists. Be this
as it may, he care but little for what the feds
say of him, every charge, no doubt true, shows
equally their own rascality and corruption. Yet
have they right to complain: for whoever justi-
fes the hiring of mercenaries, should expect that,
as soon their means exhausted, the hirellngs
would take the merit best offer, even it to fight
,cih the side they had just been opposing.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-02
HoRTIcuLTuRAL EXHIBITION -On the DIST ult

HoRTIcuLTuRAL EXHIBITION -On the 2Ist ult.
We attended the meeting OF the Indiana Horticultu-
raj Society, and were highly gratied at the exhi-
bltion OF fine fruits, vegetables, and flowers Not
withstandlng the unfavorable of the weather,
a goodiy number Of ladies present and we re
gret behalf Of the society that their notice Of the
meeting had not more general circulation. We
hope they will attend to this hint next year.
We were honored with an invitation to attend the
examination Of the Committee OH Fruits at which
we were treated with sufficient number and
sufficient quantity of samples to have satisfied every
but hog the richness of which was delicious.
We had noted a few sorts for preference but
where all were excellent, we find it somewhat diff
cult to discriminate.
The proceedings will be found on our first page :;
and the Address of Mr. Wlllets on the second.
We must not omit to mention the elecfioneering
of Ex-Gov. Noble among the ladies', for which he
has our thanks
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-02
MORE LUCK FOR INDIANA II

ANOTHER ExPLosIoN-THE MoRRIs CANAL BANK FINALLY
We learn from the newspapers that
explosion has recently occurred the Morris Canal and
Banking Company, which has caused the Company
r. Bdde, Ia relative of Ncks, believe and f. Lord.
These officers is said had loaned their friends
selves $4,000 of banks funds for the
iron works in Danvllc or Wksbarre, Pa, besides other
financial operations of like character. The Bank
doubt is utterly bankrurta u. s Bank, (of which
branch, small scale Its principal debts thus stated
Holland Debt S750,00O
Bonds payable in London, 26l,77
Due State Of fadidEd 1869 S5
State of Michigan, 100000
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-02

Died, a, his residence in Washington. on Thurs
day evening, 2ls October, in the 6lst year of his
age, the Hon John Forsyth.
Mr.. Forsyth was native of Fredericksburg, Va
but, while yet child. accompanied his father TO
Georgia, OF which State he has been the ornament
and pride. He entered Congress during the war
where he early distinguished himself as an accom-
piished orator and patriotic statesman. He has sue
cessvely filed. and with the highest reputation the
elevated stations of Representative IN Congress.
Minister to Spain, Governor of Georgia, Senator of
The United States, and finally that OF Secretary of
State His life has been conspicuously and honora-
bly, passed in the public service. His death will be
universally and deeply regretted
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-02

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subsequent insertion.
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give candidse
Principal Clerk Of the House of Representatives
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Principal Clerk House Of Representatives
3yWe T.. candidate
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-02

LIBERTY Is SwEEr,-And would have bank Off
GERS bear 1t in mind As proof witness James C. Coles
attempt TO escape from the ~ Y prison. where ne had
been sentenced for ID years lie followed box making
the benefit of the State and much the injury of honest box
makers. lie made box, fitted top
inside, drove broken nails into the lid and directed
Laue of Rutgers and Madison streets Having en-
gagged Of his fellow convcts carry soop
Fanny, he got into it, and carried the whaif whe
the carriers placed the box upon the wrong end causing
upon his head half hour before ne removed
board One Of the keepers board and shortly
after she sailed of the sails carried away, which
rendered necessary T. Sing Sing ret. The
keeper left her. and she again proceeded her voyage The
containing the lark placed the cabin
and in this situation, he nearly smOecd with heat
and tainted several times His escape discovered and
the keeper started after the seop, and BOARDED he
she touched the New York wharf The knock
cd off, and there laid Cole packed IN all cramped and crook
ed up and nearly dead from the effects of fasting thirst
heat, and confinement for thrteor hours He sent bach
to prison, and If he RECEIVERS Will be well thrashed, and
made the full Of his imprisonment, God
willing Who ever knew bank robber 10 be thus pun
hed Oh my honest fellows look out The time IS
ing when your punishment will be worse than Coles.