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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28
To THE President.
WASHINGTON, September IL, ls4l.

WASHINGTON, September IL, ls4l.
SIR: Circumstances have occurred IN the course
OF your Admin straton, and chiefly in the exercise
by you OF the veto power, which constraln me to be
lleye that my longer continuance office IA
member of your Cabinet will be neither agreeable
to you, useful 10 the country, honorable 20 my
self.
DO me the justice, Mr.. President to believe that
this conclusion has been adopted neither caprlcous-
y, IN any spirit of party feeling personal hos
tilty, but from sense OF duty, which, mistaken
though It may be, yet sincerely entertained,
that cheerfuily sacrifice to 1t the advantages and
distinctions oi office.
BE pleased. therefore, to accept this as my re-
sgnatlon of the office OF Attorney General of the
United States.
Very respectfully, yours, &c.
j. J CRI ITENDE\
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

Mr.. WEBSTER AND TIE iIaRTFoRD CoNvE>-
TIoN.-Ne Ike to strengthen our position relative
10 wing and wing measures, with ,chig au-
M0rAy. We have done heretofore, m almost
every instance and We bring forward anoth-
er witness to sustain the charge we have made on
the authority OF the journals Of Congress and con
temporary HISTORY, that Daniel Webster was during
the late war hostile 10 the interests aud trunphs o
his country. That witness j. the Albany Evening
Journal. the great central wing press IN the En-
pre- State. first IN authority and Influence among
the wings. The journal" OF the 2lst ult. speak
ing on the subject OF McLeods defence has the fol-
lowing direct cut at Mr.. Webster, as one of the
aders and abettors OF the Hartford Convent on con
spracy.
~ sa0 that he 'ClJnet At Uashingfoa.' ia us
course upon his question, running ne 1uhig Dar-
~ INTO HIrford COnreIlttoH 'rut. aud dfernnfsed
50 FAR Uere allie. to preserre our frauds a..
hfs STATE from such desitay
Tins. says the Argus, Is the INK indest cut of
all. Mr.. Webster and ms friends have been strug-
CLING for years. u wash out this black spot on his
character and the federal press. the Journal among
others, W believe mas aided IA whtenasaiuy Tia.
patriotism 81 the Premier and now. ~ a moment
OF lrrtai On. the Official II the federal party
N Ne" Ork, freely admits, Ana the democrats
have - constantly asserted and the edera.sts de-
med, w. that Nr Webster, the chosen mead Of the
Cabinet under Gen. lllr7s 10, an active .ead-
OF the Hartford Contention movement. Mas
Free yrader.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

CIV know, says that very moral journal, the
National lntellgencer. '.we know, II is true, tina,
the President had, IN times past, IN both branches
OF Congress, by ms speeches and votes declared
his personal cow ctIon OF the unconsttutionaly of
National Bank. But we lattered ourselves that
he would draw distinction which we Thought Ne
perceived, between the legislative and executive
character, which would allow OF his signing an ac,
IN one capacity that he would vote against m the
other"
Tins distinction between mans personal and Of
hclal convictions - very ingenious. but fear that
It Is not sod enough 10 answer ~ All cases. IL l.
told one of the b shops OF the mdd = ages who va.
also temporal prince, that on ccrta On lie
Was heard 10 curse aud swear most outrageous
manner and being checked By oae of hs com
panons, answered that he swOre a. a prince and
not as bishop. When the prince goes / hell. Sc
relolued his friend, what ii become of the b,sh
op - The INTEL gencer may rely upon il that the
people Il the United states vii BE- as blind II such
distinctions the bishops companion. rhey vii
not more readily forgive Mr.. Tyler tor violating the
Constitution IN the capacity Of Chef Executive Of
the nation, Khan e he a member o. Congress
or private !ndiycual.-.N y. Post
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

Nh. BRFvooRr-We see It stated that tins cen
ileinan, who recently died ~ New York at the aye
Of ninety nine. leaving his millions behind him.
had never been further from the ely Of New York
than : aten leland.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

The county Il Cork. ireland. a- over 300. 900 neo
DE, and Of these less than 3oo0 are voters
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28
.JoIST RESOLUTIONS.

"DEMocRATfc NHIGG aRy.'-We extract the fol
loving from the Detroit Free Press
the Connecticut Courant one 81 the leading aud
u pr tDlneut fe ierai Journals publ >hed "a the
\eN Eng All States. "a taking President Tyler 10
for daring defend the constitution from eler-
al .ocrpachments 10y exercising the veto power,
-ayr:
III
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-13
N O L &c T.

N7iiEREAs, Assessments were made by order Of the
w Common Council OF tine city of Richmond, of lots
lying and being in the city of Richmond, the years 1899
and Al. numbered follows w.t. Lot No 43 on South
Pearl street, situate i'll that part of the laid off by
John Smith. and known property dispute be-
John Finley and Joseph Pyle assessed i'll
1889 * ii. Pat of 10. No. los, side Main
street, situate in that OF the laid by John
Smith, and known the property formerly Owned by David
Miller, whom assessed the yenr ISL. Part Of
lot No 50 the north side of Main street, in
part Of the laid BY jeremiah Coz and known
tho property formerly owned by David Miller, whom it
assessed in tine ic9 Part of LOT No II sont Of
fifth street. situate that Of town laid BY G w
taT and known the property bel onging to David Miller
to whom it assessed year 1889. Also. part
lot No. souh side of main. assessed n 1899 Reeco G.
Jones, and in 1871 Iaac Bennett owned BY Jacob
|. kecfar, tha part Of the ai of by john Smith
And whereas, the owner Of the said several lots
have wholly failed the SAID several assessments made
said ots and it appearing that goods chat tells
be found wherein levy notice is ereby given viii
offer for sale Monday tae l5th OF November the
profits said several lots
for the shortest time Inc be sold, (no exceeding
years. produce the required BY said
rnents, AID failure then viii proceed sell the
of the said several lots the highest bidder
cash in hand satisfy tho assessments Aforesaid
JESSE VI. Ill TTON, City Collector.
October 18Th. 1911. 4i-t5
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4 NJ JAYNE-s ENpEcToRANT.-rh inral

I Nix JAY NE'S ENPECTORAN T.-T'bis inv alma Die
~ medicine IS daily effecting OF the
ing and wonderful that have been
who have used it for Asthma, Coush Splitting Blood
Hopping Cough. Croop Hives, Consum pon Ghronic
Pleusv, Hoarsenes. Pain Breast dir
hculty OF breathing and other disease IL Nc:
and BREAST, and do L usefulness
1t stands unuFaliedit stands IT.
viii be forced acknowledge 1ok
cannot be orerratca tiat it stands
yond the reach Of competition; tina; the only
the only natural. and only truly sacceefu
resting and curing diseases OF the Pulmonary Organs.
Extract OF certificate from the Rev DR. Babcock
President Of the Watervie College, Maine:
"Erom intimate personal Acquaintance with Dr. II
Jayne, regular student Medical
syvana, and experience, successful of nedt
cne was prepared appreciate the numerous
monals in favor of his different medical prepa
highly Than the great majority
tensively euogsed On trial Of them my family,
and OF them personally, nave
their favorable anticpatons. They bat proes.
for Of spe adjective discusses know
they highly esteemed. frequently peacbed bv
oil the respectable of regular practitioners Of
medicine Of this city and elsewhere. nod hesitate
commend them valuable addition terra
dica, and SAFE well as emineny useful remedy tbs.
d.seased''
RUFUS BABCOCK. Jr
Mr. Nicholas Harris, Of The deacons First
Baptist Church Pbilade pha, perfectly cured
Big itafter having suffered for sixty years Asthma,
which hitherto bafed the skill of of the Phys-
clans Of the city. Miss Mary Campbell of Fayette Co.
Pa, has been cured Asthma ogheen wears standing
by this Expectorant.
Finally, what public have long desired, medicine
this kind which might depended upon, prepared by
regular physician offered and had
JAMES X. DUGDALE,
July p, l84l.-29-ly RIcuzoNp L..
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Il Is hereby agreed between Them That, on Tho ex-
piration OF one yenr after such notice shall have
been received by either from the other party, this
treaty shall altogether cease and terminate
Cd. If any one more Of the citizens sub
iects of either party shall infringe any OF the
,ces Of this treaty such citizen or subject shall
be held personally responsible for the same aud
the harmony and good correspondence between
the'two nations shall no, be interrupted thereby ;
each party engaging in no way to protect the OF
fender, or sanction such violation.
Sd. IT, (Which, indeed, cannot be exPected,) un-
fortunately, any Of tho articles contained in the
prosen. treaty shall be violated or Infrnged, IN
any way whatever it is expressly stipulated that
neither of tho contracting parties wall authorize
any acts Of rep,isal nor declare war against the
other on complaints Of injuries or damages. until
the said party. nsidering itself offended, shall
first have presented 10 tho other statement Ct
such injuries or damages verified by competent
proof, and demanded justice and satisfaction, and
the Same sha!l havo bean either refused or unrea
souably delayed.
4,h. The present treaty shall DO approx ed and
ratified bv the President of the United States of
America, by and with tho advice and consent Of
the Senate OF tho sad States, and by Her Most
Faithful Majesty, with the previous consent Of
the General Cores Of the nation, and the raifica-
tons shall BIO exchanged, in the city Of Washlng-
ton, within eight months from The date hereof, or
sooner If possible.
In witness whereof, the respective plenipoten.
tiaries have signed the same, and have affixed
Hereto the seals of their arms.
Done in triplicate, IN the city Of Lisbon. the
twcntv.sxth day of August, in The year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and Forty.
EDWARD KAFANAGH, IL.
And whereas tho said treaty has boon duly rat
flied on both parts and the respective ratificaiions
Of the same were exchanged At the city Of Wash>
ing,on on the twenty-,hird day Of April ono thou
sand eight hundred and forty one, by Daniel Web
ster. Secretary of State OF tho United Stntss,
and the Corn'r joaquin Cesar De Figaneree Mo.
rao, of Her Most Faithful Maiesty's Council,
Knight Comma der Of the Order OF Christ. and
Minister Resident of her said Majesty, near the
Government Of the II Stnns- The isnrt of their
respective Governments.
Now, therefore, be i, known tina. !, JonN Ty.
LER, President OF the United States Of America.
have caused The id treaty to be made public, to
the end that the same, md every clause and ar ii.
Gle thereof may he observed and fulfilled with
good faith by the United States and and the c,i-
zens thereof.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand nd caused The seal Of the United States 10
be affixed. Dono ut the city Of Washington, the
twenty fourth day Of April, in the wear Of gu,
Lord, thousand eight hundred and forty one
and of tho independence OF the United States the
sixty fifth.
JOHN TYLER
BIZ the President
DAN'L WEBSTER, Secretary of State.
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Terms of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DOLLAR per square for
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A.
Sg4opsi, Of Brilliant Sehenass fer Der, 1871.
VA MoxoSd,LIA Lottery. class y: draws q; Aiexan-
dria Nov. -, 1871. Capital 80, 900 DolarsOne prize
of 100000 5000: $500; 2,50U-aad 100 capitals Of
81 900 Whole tickets only dollars,
proportion.
Correspondents distance procure tickets any
Lottery advertised by ~ender IN the L. by ad
dressing John VI. Clarke, Wheeling, Va.
The OF publishing all the capital prizes sold
John VI. Clarke would be great admit it.
quen;y his correspondents and the public know Little
the splendid capitals he distributing
month"; receive many letters with neither Post
Ma TX them, place of residence named inside
Correspondents ordering Tickets will always be
in giving the Town, Coany and State from which they
Va MoNoNGALIa Extra, cas y draws Jersey CITY.
Nov. II, 1S4l Capitas-One prize OF 100000 of
5000: of 5000; and of 1000 as prizes 1000,
and 20 Of 800 dollars each. Whole tickets dollars
shares in proportion.
MAMMOTH SCHEME, USIoy LOTTERY class 10: :
draws AT Alexandria. Nov. 30. CaptaLs.-One Grand
Prize of $4,000. One prize Of 10000: of 10000;
and of 50005o prizes Of 900 dollars each 80
500 dollars, Whole ticket. only fifteen d liars; shares
in proportion.
Va. MoNoNGALIA LOTTERY: class 81, draws
jersey ity, Nov 81. Rich Schente-Four capitals of
$4,000 each. besides 30 900, &c. Tickets only
dollars; shares in proportion.
Ind stu another MAMMOTH SCHE.HE-LEEs-
1871. Capital 10000 Dollars-One prize of 0,000
dollars, and of 5000: prizes if 5000; of 2000 10
of 900, and 30 of 1000 Whole tickets only
dollars: shares in proportion.
Address your orders the great prize seller,
JOHN NJ. CLARKE, Wheeling, Va.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

II ME DESTROYS of selling private sale,
any of the property hereina er described, to-et:
The House and lot the OF Main and Front
streets, occupied by JOAN W llliamsDn j store.
bul.,s t.ith obi house Main street.
adjoining the above named lot the aud adjoining
three story brick lately put UP by Job Bofton
building also Main adjoining the proper
Of Armstrong Grimes tine west, running back about
$50 feet alley, and having the advantage OF foot
alley extending from the front along its whole length back
! the first mentioned alley.
The property resides consisting of good, well
finished brick dweIng house. nearly The main build
IL by 81 feet. with fou5 the first floor, with
passage Kitchen milE house. house all Of
good and roomy stable. and other buildings
of good quality. Excellent water; roomy, dry aud airy
cellar; about and half of ground, !ess
The surpassed by any place.
dence the part the city,
and would be good situation for boarding house. This
property the undersigned improved expressly his per-
residence, and believes viii bear Inspection.
Also, Farm Of 81 situated about il miles from
the City, directly the GreenviIc road originally
improved BY Frederick Hoover by Da
vd Holloway. The situation - nunsualIv fine
strong aud failing Spdngs; excellent
cha consisting Of 800 trees embracing good yeliey
Of fruit.
The Of sale Of any Of above named property.
viii be fair and LIBERAL price and time Those dis
posed purchase such property respectfully invited
call and examine for themselves.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond, Fifth Month 22nd, 1871. 20if
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said real estate is situated shall be subject to pay
IN like cases.
ART. XII. Ii either party shall. here after,
grant TO any other nation any particular favor
10 na,igaiion or CONNIE IL shall immeciat be-
come common TO tho other party, freely where IL
is freely granted to such olher nation: or on yie-
ding the same compensation, or an equivalent,
guam prorime, where the gran, is conditional.
ART. XIV. The United State. of America and
her Mos. Faithful Majesty desiring to make as
durable circumstances will permit, the rea-
tons which 10 be established be tween the two
parties, by virtue Of this treaty general con-
vention Of reciprocal liberty Of commerce and
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-13
Copper. Brass. Shect-irOn and
Tin-vyarc Nanufa factory

aNfIE subscriber takes this method of informing
of Richmond and the public generally that he
has commenced the above business Richmond where
intends keeping constantly hand general
Copper Brass Sheet-iron and Tin Stills Brew
Fuers. Dye and ateT's netes OF every description
made order the shpes: notice and in good workman
like all kinds of Copper wash, and ket
ties kept constantly hana also general of
tin-ware which VIII be sold wholesale retail
good be bought in the All kinds of
pairing done the shortest The highest price will
be paid for old copper, brass and pewter.
HUGH OWEN.
Richmond. Nav l6 1910. 1877
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TTNflE undersigned has been for engaged in
the manufacture of Shoemaker's EssTs and PEGS.
ana has opened shop IN Richmond and for of
them lie viii furnish them order, of the best of wood
and workmanship, and the style be equal made
the Ills terms. either Wholesale retail,
proportion the hardness Of the tunes.
CORNELIUS FANSANDT.
Richmond, Sept. HIM. ISL. 36-}mo.
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LASTS and PEGS.

Richmond. Nav l6, 1910.
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NOTICE.

ding and Manufacturing Comp held said Com
oany's Office the City Of Richmond, 1th Of the
month. the following gentlemen chosen
the business Of institution the succeeding
VIZ: J. X. NendenhaiI, w VI. Leeds, J. E. Jones. D. p
iggins, Thos New man, Vim. Con- and Isaac Commons
day following. and organized by appointing
r. Incidental. President; joan Hanes Sec'y. and Eli
Brown- Treasurer The public will therefore notice,
fair prices will De allowed for Wool, Rags &C. in ,ae
line OF the said Copanys busiaessin exchange for
nufactured articles at equally fair prices.
Those persons who indebted tu,on on ac-
of longer standing than nonths that
DUE and on stock remaining unsettled hereby
specdy requested 10 come forward and settle the
before costs added them must,
iia6ly- result. from neglect Of this notice.
JOHN HAINES, Sec-y.
Richmond. June 26sh, ls4l. 25-6sn
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the Citizens Of Wayne County.

V}>HE undersigned being appointed COUNTY SURVEYOR.
informs Inc Public that his Office in Richmond. IN
Robert Morrisson's building up stairs; any person
living az distance. obtain his deposng
line in the Post Office directed Re
therein what place he attend SERVICE
what town public place IL is
WILLIAM cox. Surveyor.
n b. Al kinds Of convey ancng done by the subscriber,
neatly. and on snort notice w. C.
Richmond, Nov. %. 1899. 4Gf
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RI c H NJ IND HOTEL.
Corner of Main and Marion streets0
LIG ZN.NIL.

Il
ME subscriber has taken the Tavern House the cor
ner Of Main and Marion streets. Richmond, Ind =
where he will himself render those bo may IA
voT him wiki their custom comfortable possible
iesson Of themselves useless therefore,
ed viii endeavoT establish the Of
SUBSTANTIAL recommend atoms.
FLEMING WATSON
November p. 1910. 37-tf
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ATT0RNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW,
Ioua city, b,oa Territory,
VNILL practice in the several courts OF the er-
w rItory, md particularly in the counties Oh
Johnson, Cedar, Linn and Washington. G Vol
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ATTORNE VS. AT l. A W

ATTORNE YS AT l. A W,
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HAVE associated themselves in the practice OF
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:'lniies Of Muscatne, Cedar, Linn. Washington and
louisa, Business entrusted with either will receive
Ae pJoupt attention of both.
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