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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-30
Stoves, Kettles, Plougl,s, &c.

The Centre Tiilage Farmers and Mechanics, Com.
pany han: for sale the follooOing articles:
HAYWARD'S and Fishers Improved Patton,
N Cooking Stoves;
Williams Improve, Booking Stoves
MooEs;s Improved Cooking Stoves
Hayward's and Jackson's Improved COOKING
Stoves;
Fairbanks's improved Cooking Stoves;
Rarlor Stoves, different sizes
Box Stoves, do do
,CAULDRON and SUGAR KETTLES, various
sizes.
Mason and Moore's Ploughs :,
jones Ploughs;
Fairbanks Ploughs.
The above articles will he sold as low as can be
purchased ut other places
JOHN BACON, agent for C. V. F. 81 M. co.
ST. Johnsbury Centre, Oct. 8, 1910. l67f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-30
EOr Sale Oh. TO H4et,

For sale on do H4et,
THE L.ARGE Farm AND TAVER.N STAND,
A Il or near Charleston, [East Village,1 comprls-
IN ing about
200 acres
of first rate soil Lands well wooded and wa'ered.
On one end of said farm is sugar lot with from
to a hundred sugar trees; and on the other is a
timber lot near n saao.n,iU The buildings are a
spacious two story house, mostly fnIshed,a wood
house, shed, horse barn, and farm barn, situated
within a few rods of school, and on the road from
Lyndon by Newark, Westmore and Brighton,
through Charleston, on the Clyde River TO Salem
and Derby Line AT the junction OF the road ihro'
Morgan, Holland, to Barnston in Canada. Said
house is fitted up for tavern house and has been
occupied as such and is said TO be an excellent
place for a Tavern or Store. Any ono wishing 10
trade is reque sted to call on
BRIGHAM PIKE of West Derby, or
JOHN FRY, JR. of Concord.
Concord, VI. March 4, IS4I. 1851
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-30
The Green IN Ountain BOY ),

A HISTORICAL TALE of the e ,ss al
IN ment of Vermont, in vols.-oyJa ..s
of "May Martin" For sale at TINS .. o has
received at this office.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-30
Dutch Boiling Cloths,

nF the best quality, for sale by the suO''''
W at No. 80, Milk Street, Boston: - ppAN
h. HOSMER " TAfL,A"
Boston, April Is, 1889. 9O-"~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05

PLEASURE oF kNowLEDGE.-How much plea
of reflection and contemplation Is lost to the =
nortnt, whose outward sense wauderS over the OBJ
ects that surround 1t. deriving from them but half
the delight that they gave To the wise and well IN
formed fancy II fault, tor fancy itsef scarce
devises images more strange and beautiful. and
wonderful, than the reality of things esents 10
those who understand their properties aud natures.
REAL knowLEDGE-Therc is difference be
tween knowle &c and temperance ; for he who
knows what is good. and embraces it-who knows
what Is bad, aud avoids It. j. both learned and tenn
lerate. Bat they who know very well what ought
"a b. done and yet 10 quite otherwise, both =
norant ana stupid.
RrDrouLE--rhe fatal fondness for INDUCING in a
spirit Of rdculc. and the injurious and rreparabe
con.equenc which sometimes attcnd the too severe
reply. can never be cond, mned with more asperlty
than It deserves not To offend the first step to-
wards pleasing 10 give pam Is as much an offence
against humanity Against good breeding; an
surely 1t il = well u abstain from action because
i : SINFUL. because II is mpolite.
ENTHUSIASM. -Enthuiasm is benedcent enchan-
tress who never exeris her magic but to advantage
and deals about her friendly spells order TO raise
imaginary beauties to improve real ones, The
worst that be said oil her Is. that she Is u kind
deceiver, and an obgng iatterer.
Observation-Disclosures is always vrtu
Gus principle. Its operations always secure To 9TH
ers their natural rights, and it Literally superadds
more than they are accustomed to claim
PRrcEPr AND Observation-Disclosures parent give,
his children good Instruction, and sets hm at the
same time bad example, may be considered as
bringing them food in one hand and poison in the
other.
MANNERS CoNTAGIoUs.-It Is certain that either
wise bearing or ignorant carriage Is caught men
take Diseases of another, therefore let take
heed Of their company.
NIRrUE.-lle that looks for content must ook for
innocence for thof who fly from the one. viii ne
obtain the other.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05
DEATH OF THE L. :. BANK.

Not sound was heard save the Cashiers "
rs the last dbuboon was counted.
Not clerk discharged his taiior's bill.
When he from his desk dismouuted.
The Teller told his tale Of woe.
And the Payer refused - pay
The Attorney he turned his back 10 g..
And the Runner Re ran away.
And shor, were the oaths Of the President,
A. he fumbled amid the dross.
And filing hs pouch "a he always meant.
lie charged It t. profit and loss.
Not a single qualm disturbed hi- breast,
On account of the slight default.
lie swept the board OF all tat Vas lett,
AND locked up the empty vault.
H. thought as ne heaped the shining pile,
And rolled W the greasy notes,
lie had saved enough to last hIm awhile,
And purchase few more votes.
Yet. ht,le lie rocked that his rotten suit,
Would find but few espouserS
And les, he thought that hi cloren foot
Stuck out from beneath his trowsers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05
INDIANA ACADEMY


The subscriber has the pleasure Of Announcing the pub
lie hat he has removed hi, school Illinois
Governor Bsser. where two neat comfortable having
teen hed up, he intends by request u devote of hs
attention female education Assisted by Mrs W0rall 1t
will be their endetv imprint the young mtd with the
substantial quac~ necessary TO prce 81 ior IN grscc>
which, like gold studded with gems give additional be4uty
10 the more essential qualities the intellect
They VIII seiuou>A iv5d the Iaec practice 4
PRODUCING tie mind INTO studies that n NIL
before has been lmbue with useful properties, with
which be qualified for graceful and dnI-
fed discharge Of the duties OF life secure lasting admiral
ton.
Young ladies' and gentlemen viii occupy separate apart
their studies and be dismissed different
periods and patrons desired TO detan pupils home
until near the hour of converting.
Terms with the exception Of twenty-five cents for fuel,
VIII be the last session.
JO>EPHUS c. WORRALL.
Indianapolis, sept. 30, 1911. Principal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05
.NOIlCE.

-AOIICr-
ALTHA 7. VICTOR, Elizabeth Victor Lycurcus Victor
sH and ai others heirs of u iau Victor Shelby
County udmna, deceased, hte notified that shall apply
Probate Count Shelby County, holden Sheh oruy
shelby, indiana the November thereof and the
first dat of ti term, Co have appointed aud
80 over to ne dover Of aud tho following real estate Of ie
said N llam q. Victor, deceased.
One dated 1 d1y f February, the
quarter Tow u>np 49, North 81
cine eighty patent dated Isl daA August
W, @ o Northeast quarter Section eight IA Township 3D. North
ti Range ~ East.
receipt forty land, january 1889 ".
quarter of southwest qiarero Sccn 40 Township 49, \.
Range D. East
Gfty land, dated 2Hh Januar- 1872 The \ -
quarter ot ~oulNest Section No Iop n~p 3 \.
Range a. last. her
Test, MARTHA J. = VICTOR
ions HrINzNA~.
T..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05
STOW E&.


SELLING OFF III COST.
rHNIIE ishins ti
good of tie approved kinds Of >iO' - a. cost
l., do to
rms oSave himself the
Spense hauling heavy A. be- eAIcis les the
weeks. those wishing get -
and fenu
building East II The seminary about loo rods
the Foundry. Psaae call before purchasing elsewhere
indebted respectfully solicited
scfls without delay
IT, lianapelN. Aus / lsil. 2-3m AARON GROVER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05

SIAGuLAR DIsAsIER.-IEe Lennox Mass Ia
gle gives al account u remarkable occurrence on
TIE lie ct the Great Western RAN Road last week.
y iew niles west Of the summit, the track passes
over swamp. which has been filled up with DIRT,
and vas supposed 10 be perfectly firm ard secure.
Aboat - minutes after the evening tram had cross
81 this swamp Thursday last. the track Suddenly
sank down Ia the water 10 the deptn OF from twen-
" to thirty sset. Tor Tie length OF about loo feet.
Ii most fortunate that the disaster did not occur
Whale the tam passing over the portion OF the
track few # tae pasSenger could have esca ped.
Il Is supposed that although very large quantity
OF tie Dart h4s been thrown INTO the swamp. bot
tom has set been reached.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05
Exchange Hotel.
[CokNrK OF FIRST AND DIVISION STREETS. !
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
GEORGE ". l. HHITE. Proprietor.

FENHIS Establishment the largest having lately had large al
100 s of
the state II situated pleasant pit the
ba Landing Persons arriving fn the wishing
either o. down the III te h tie i apfrHH.
Porter always attendance Ia notify travellers of the
Boats and Their baggage board The EkcANGE also
the Wabash travellers wish
pass md stop House
The Proprietor mined Exchange shall M SECOND
house the and he holeS utna
Of his GUEST, 10 liberal share OF public patronage
Evansville S.f Gu-q.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05

THE BgADeEE MAZE RoBBERIEs We learn from
the Pittsburgh Morning Chronicle, that United
States deputy marshal has arrested Mrs. Collins,
the Mother-in-law of the celebrated DIR. Bratdee.
suspicion of beng concerned IN tie rOJ1eres of
which he had been convicted More discoveries
have been made relation 10 the affair Mrs. Col
lins has been committed to jail IN default OF bail to
The amount Of 5000, which was required
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05

NOTICE or SlT f.

" Office hereby expose public
u FRIDAY. the second day October
Abraham aIt McllVanc
all the sand deceased horses
farming &C.
oy Of \ uedt
of months sill he all three dollars upwards
the purchaser giving his and good
ABR AlIAM RlTCHHART, ;
JACOB SCOTT, -'u''"s'N''9
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05

\ CoaREor Niew.-ihat excellent democratic
paper. the Concord Mass Freeman winch sus-
tlins the views OF the New Hampshire democracy
ia reference 10 corpe.atons-says. the doctrine If
mak king members OF operations liable IN Their ndi-
regarded BY the federal party very Unreasonable
and unjust. let England. where assoc, ated
wealth receives more favors aud subjected to few
or restrictions tAan any other government IN the
universe, the members OF al kinds OF Jont stock
companies are he'd Hd5ie az deu mdisdUdt capnci-
~ for The dots II The coDpaay, and that for some
goars after The company may hare ceased sach 10
aci. Tbs Is right ana just, and II should be the
law the world over.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05


TR,E publishers Of the Globe have recently to the country an
exposition q te nsts llh P,snpsed hs .s'nP p us CD
Printers They showed that there
edPub>ed Washington deta.d to the dmnailon of Fed
Tins over henns battery If Federal presses the t Goernneni
tell with The effect Throughout the Unhn the eiareisr 81 e
huenee destroyed BY sweeping atia OF na on The pan q
expenditure preparation DO the
the hands Of IT. publishers, e nlers whose contract vais
Judgment union sanction
packed majority federast the Editors
10 sustain Their establishment By The patronage they may receive frn
the sort q" humping contuIi BY Inch the banks and Federal %
Their presses. NeWil abandon the leaono
Globe cannot be supported by the regular subscription Il the
Tie cheaper publications issued by us-lhe Extra Glie consres
heretofore corps congressional Reporters e per
annum and To draw am some OF the atiet ->
under these circumstances Tim.
greatest Interests 81 The country and It's u'Is destiny pat al stake
upon the events with which The mt year Of The present Administrator
Is pregnant thai Indy al no has The democracy
his advantage win sustain ia
triumph Washington the hong tred and fauhnllP OF has
Wednesday the hh November making
numbers, the Of winch viii index viii
contain ssen royal quaro II Will contain principally pnca
mattel The political aspect and bearing OF the measures heiore Con
gress dng the special session VIII be fully Developed and when the
proceedings considered OF much the public they viii be
Tbe CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE APPENDIX will begin with
Congress To commence on Nonda, The 3l,t
next during the session The CoNcrs
GIoBE vii give impartial history Of The proceedings OF hesh
Houses Of Congress aud the ArrrNDS VII contain all e speeches
bath sides OF important subjects fu length
O fr
that will publish numbers
Ia
Extra Globe, Nothing
and speeches Of will be admitted
ar Appendix.
These being printed suitable form for binding with co
indie will valuable indeed
the library the statesman aud politician
Of
history of the period.
Subscriptions should he here by the aih Ma,
and
To insure al
TERMS.
For copy the Extra Globe s.
do
10 do
do
And proportion greater number.
Payments be- transmitted ut
the regulations OF the Post Office Department
letters
The notes bank, country
scriher resides, Will be received by usa
No attention VIII be paid order unless the
H.
Washington ely, April ~ ISL. BLAIR RIVEs
y- We have printed surplus copies and
complete
paper, persons
during the Extra Session ct Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05

Journal OF COMMERCE AND ruE LIBEL Sur
The y. !. Courier publ!she. the following from a
back number OF the journal OF Commerce, the
tlcle containing the alleged hbeous matter, for
which su.t has been brought by Messrs Alsop and
GrIswold against the editors OF that paper. The
damagcs are LAID 1T one hundred thousand dollars
Tnr BANK THE | NEED STATES ~ NEW YORK
1t sand IN the money circles that this institution
Is to early IN August IL Is also SAID that the
gentleman who have been Is managers, Messrs Girls
VOID and hlSop, make good thing Of IT. J hey
made bargain with llr BldGie while he IN his
glory, 10 act agents for the L. - Bank OF Penn
syvania during the continuance of It's charter, a.
certain salary. Now the Bank wishes 10 wind up
It's aiars and terminate Its agencies but the gents
here claim to 20 according TO the bond. \ SUIT
was commenced IN the case. VIII ch ha- been settled
b. allowing the agents some two hundred thousand
dollars to give up the contract. the money for the
purchase the lot and the erection of the bank build
my was furuist BY the Bank Philadelphia and
show OF capital made by deposting here a large
amount Of 'ioans and discounts already made,
large part Of which still remains It when
placed mere. II Will perhaps be known now, what
the peculiar character Of that bank was, aud Its
lation to that Philadelphia, which enabled those
VINO knew, to swear that 1t was, and was not, until
the met aphyscans were eoniounded. The building
suppose, has been the real estate IN New ork
referred TO IN the statement OF the mother Bank.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05

EITL OF iNDLINl johnson Com ~. IS.
JolINsoN EIHc,tr CorHr, SErrIVsER fEH, ictl-
Achilles Nawtrr Abraham
Hai,li-l and Mary Corlela Ia ChqHcoE.
Carpenter.
'oNES no" te complainant by tbms NJ Finch Esq 'is setg
q abraham iiaielr
Indiana. ordered
M Count that tie peudcy hs bIl complaint pub
nid Three Ne X, line Indiana
aief ct general circulation printed m indianapolis, mdI the said
Abraham liiicie Ia appear the term
plead denlr the ii compliments h default
VIII te entered accordingly me copy.
q-3M DAVID ALLEN Clerk
LAND S.IIE.
PPlIf ATlONS bids l "a
~ the gd day ocioe
p NJ purchase quarter
~ Town - " at Range T.. eighty eoneu, marked id
Tract Book nire. Withheld
lies miles Southeast Nobiesvle. Hamilton
iie line of the tentui Canal DAVID =. G. .Il.iN.
lAND oFucr, lNDIANAPolIs Register.
sept i.th 1911. i 9-tD2
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05

COMING RIenr.-rhe Washington correspondent
uf the y. \. Post, writes:
= We hear that three OF the wings elected 20 the
Senate of irrinIa. have renounced and denounced
whggerv, aud declared themselves IN favor % Eyer
and the Neto and state Rights democracy. That
settles Mr. Archefs case. From Tennessee, too,
have letters showing that shall have t~o anti
bank Senators from that State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05

I.IGHT ~ DARK PLACE. SO shines good
deed IL naughty world - We lind the following
excellent sentiments IN communication on the
oafside Of the hade hia Gazette wing. 1t is bet
ter than any thing political we ever inside of
that journal The scope OF the writer Is to recon-
mend the let aioae principle OF the Constitution.
lie says 10 Cay ana MS Charles Hands off, anu
of the Constitution he says:
''All that this little document asks of the people,
i that they le; il alone and mind their own busI-
ness; 1t assures them that 1t Is above money that
il comes TO stretch It's arm them as protector
from fore II force, aud that it stands aS a mediator
to reconcile internal difficulties. How simple the
proposition how easy the demonstration but how
m ghty the results. Vii the people let tins instru-
ment alone in IT. operation, giving careful attention
to the principal on which 1t works or viii they ran
NJ the cali Of popular demagogues, who divert the
attention OF the people that they may apply a
wrong principle 10 the Constitution, and having at
tanned their objects leave the people suffer the
Consequences OF the arrangement -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05

HuRRAH FOR SENATOR BENTON Ills triumph
Harry # tie H'esf offer debate Of f'0o hours
Senator Benton succeeded IN causing the ortlti-
cation bill 10 be amended to appropriate So
600 for tue building of Il Western Armory. The
biil As It passed the House contained aPpropria-
ton Tor the West. and hence was opposed by the
Western Democratic members Ht'tSse. Mr. Clay
angry at the success OF Col. Benton that he got
hiS friends IN the House to disagree to the amend
unent and send the bll back to the Senate to allow
il to recede. But Benton instantly moved that the
Senate do INSIST upen It's amendment and after a VI
olent debate IOr more than two hours which Col.
Benton, Mr.. clay, Mir. Buchanan, Mr.. Prentlss OF
Vermont Mr.. Iailmadge, Mr. Wright, Mr. Linn,
Mr. Walker, and smith participated, the question
was taken and Col. Benton motion tcaS cdrriCi!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05
'IS;!%sE5FE:33I;;S$sf3fl{ PILLS.
az REfLLY HEsLTln cnMp fRELaHIIH as,oR


90 know a' 'le Ph- Of Peters en,inen the rerc
w anu is iis N a-"e can als prove i' and from ~
.1 - ''-. sef know Il. \ eia OF witnesses arr b.
r at is a Sn and ,si ,,I',, ,1@s I'M, 49,,
rirnced sn IN au, a.. az enr no Md. ,r h.
spread with such aai ana such >iaciion-try
general Throughout The Assn
and tef sse-. 'f and I-a ihn on. Of tae hap
They simple preparation Kind "a Their a,n
ihosh "a their ersn and unsasd IN their results The
country alike their irai~e gaace p.s
house ALIKE eri' "a a ir srtuein nj climates ander all ,erEsrs
~ tir wonderful PpNers, and
@ SITUATION and ii The OF grateful community pas~lsin-
Complaints s'ck hrataoie Junde Asthma insSs rheumatism,
Enlargement 81 ie Slaetn Pile 'aio, Female Distinctions furrd
ncpei piaff Fateenoe. Iaiiai c,vene, I~so ApF-fr,
sea Pns nor debility and the scientific compound Of regular
ply ran ~o has made i- profession tho study 4 - Ii pr ftiers
~, bred L. tie sm- e graduate 81 ale tolge. and the
medical coeee OF berkshire Mas dna-
ne, is = Ne" l"rk N~' ih Amer car Institute hnfrd hun
WI. . Eeilan> ii M iil - y ana pI,es1Hn IN rne's
haze rsccsnzrd Peter Pu individual
r Peters nehy aetsi the lars'e district south where
ases ieNe~ and yellow jack, II Inofad Il The
anu here w that tefs s originated iH the i-nen Of mankind
Some qaark tell their every
would A. leave swallow prescriptions aud all iaie sb
real benefit nav N,
mer way. ~ ! world r.rtan re them fa nduc
The wah wlch pill pat
ecii"n their adaptation 81 AZ where saars
der the usual caus q Iadrs
take two or tree tune u IN The s,e degree mourning The
hazard Of aton'on wino facts Of The utmost Three
hour ia common dose hence the patient compelled make
meal ou,of them. on tes any
agents pamphlet published BY Perers where They re
commended by
also having found b, the rally
Wholesale,
Price > The II
yersal reception added
must and Nin l heard oil
The kNG TEHEnns looked
A. though ms "a ,in 4.
n thli >coIrge a.
BN all -
IlntS, Pills ui Il To, Ii eiter.
Mud ffc hlo,si n alf. rs aier.
Now Peters makes, I've beard hir
tlve iIuuife. plis day
Sufllf 4 - very mail
hfpeollc DIVING there all
forssn ile cheeks. marked flr a,san.
Begin like a rise "a llfsm
IN rto 10 raf % fau ricaa
For dffan t Srrsl,r Tguaroax
IoeatA Brfisrs. aud
frost tifr'cahva Nilestle- CaifaasaHa
BiaokireA Bird and Cirof Hara Aniers,ntvn lalap,ae
Nuner ht~ieffeh 'ph boEgr, ofktown
fsthoHg Bttaf Putnam MunCstuWn NJ
7Aer, Nincle>ier Dr. - Is 3ppon BndrJsHi. .MaseL
aud Catora barc a Co. liantile. Tarle and
Beevie r. T. fafsk ~ iesvile- H. Th.gnbnyv and
1tfsoa Robson, t'encae. Ia. Kachep,
lerte laute also ifnnel'it this s-fn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05
PEsHN'EENG:PEsENTENG!!

the tfIre o the NOItNA
with and despatch all orders for PRiNrIN, All
branches Vi Thankfully Bees,,
faHPtf, tar, Circulars ja,b otcr Blgnk R hcad
bai hRd Bill, Shor Bis Steamboat Bdl Noie sc
Printing Gold. Coiors.
TERMS Accoring the times and business. We wish
ani T. 1--we"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05

0To the insertion Of 1dv0 tsencats they should
e sent in BY TIE Slurdag Prsrlo 70 he day p pnbLcalio
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05

TuE NEW CAmNEI.-Ihe y. y. Post b tfly no.
trees fhe mem ers o. the Cabinet a. fol ows -
Water Forward who Is nominated 20 the post OF
Seer tary o. thc Treasury, Is a western Penusylva-
LA iawy r. q naive 81 one of the New Eug an
states, who ut IN cary lite o II t>burgh, ana
10 tmlntuce a. the bar IL Is known not u a. e.
ia the Clay party the banking ques tion. o.
tie other hand be a higli-tarit man. and stroug-
Is attached 10 The m!sclievous protective system.
Atel Z. uPshur, wAo named Tor the depart
me- OF Il q Saty. IS al ingenious Nug man, fond
of = ecu st.ng and refining IL has written some
essays upon abolition, IN which, we believe, be
man.ained the extreme Southern ctnne.
ohm Mel an II Ohio, judge of Tie supreme
Cont, formerly Pcs Master G. neral. aad now psu-
posed ~ Mr.. Tyr for the War Departments, an
ambitious man. eNtieme fond 81 pol teal MAJ l
vres. with good deel OF aptitude FOR BUSINESS.
Hugh =. lgare. whom Mr.. Tylsr bias elected 10
IT, The pie 81 Alto ney q neral, hollis ia politics
much ia zane position with regard to parties ia
ta.S country. that TIE docirnaues hold France.
l.. eloquent and ru1te pc hals Rot very prac-
ucspls. lis brilliant usrary reputation VIII make
& eec $ on 70 the cab act ornanc al n leas'.
tftasd ! y isk lie. who !; Is suppose! il
romiuated To h. place Of Postmaster General,
W. "a sy 5ttl,. lle Jelo' = 20 a i4aily - * ~
tucSians Who's disk Of Mr. Clay IS wei own
The new cabinct, ke he last, VIII lie composed
al;o.e Asr OF awye.s.