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


The discovery Of q mode Of prevcntiug The To-
erease Of populahSh is announced upon seiubl
experiment IN Ireland. which leaves an ne
upecalanons Of Aahhus immeasufabiy 10 ths
rear. We Cad II eoolly stated in Lsndon pa.
per.
"a decided check has been gissn "a
progressive Increase IN the population Of
lrsland, end The average increase through b.
oui the e0UntTy bstWeen 1884 sod is4i,
sill turn oct 10 Be obiy about per cent.
Thin is htiribuied 20 The new systsm ol
throwing many small farms iaio ons, add
turning oct the poor people. many oi
uhom de from want end diaeass.
The poor tuTnPd ont 10 die actually
rem want snd Gisesse Capital systs ~
Political eeonomisis have . new light "a
their seieaee, which will TO longer ez.
euno their bisbdsung rGoFts 70 snake The
supply 81 neeeassTies rqaal 90 the demand
Terra The poor opt 70 de oi uans tnd die.
ease. and 90 iTouhls is saved 81 once d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-09

" oyERFIELD respseii1lly inTorms ths
1N4O eiIiEsas Of chsrlssiown aad lie VieiniiV
that he viii Wait ChaFlssio ~ about the Grst Of
October, when he VII be plsased 10 vail 90
sueh ~ nay ueed his ssgvioSs a. Deatist
Aug0st ~, lstl 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-09

1amra McFaaLasb. Zee trestisnf 81
See Eaehsars 1aat ~ Pasrshafr, fa.s
dee a. TssplsJ iEs 1aih ah-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-09

"No, b g. iosi 81 if.s n lafka CO
nee 90 lblussJ is ihs onif sass nsaas ~
mshins 80 81 Wosafvaa AsEDiesw
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-09
CAUTION!

NNHE public are esutiOssd sgainst buying or
~ ruoinG With william Moore, lais Of Ohio,
for tee boFses. enc gray sud The ether q bar;
three ntleh CoWs, With hoif thslr increase
flock Of sheep; ons-third Of The pFoooot ,eroo
Of Grain hnd Hays Bousshold and Ki,cAsn
FarnituFoi Wesoni and ell the ParminE U.
tsniiis Bow % ~ farm, which was leased bV
ne 10 the Sad William Moore n 1897 loT :
term % aEg ysass.
AuEusl as. IsiI-9t.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
MORE PROOF OF PIPE-LAYINc.

Alexander Hamilton, Of New York, has publish.
ed card, explanatory of personal affair between,
himself and Mr. Curtis, Collector Of New York,
growing out of the appointment. of the latter TO tina.
office, his appointment. being opposed by Hamilton.
The Nsu Era, in speaking Of the matter, says:
1--WE have from Mr. Hamilton, who canno, bs
accused Of holding single sympathy with the de.
mocra'ic party, an acknowledgment of hi, entire
belief in the fraudulent practices of the "whgs,"
as charged upon them in November last. We
have, moreover, an intimation from Mr. Hamilton.
(and we nave no doubt, from the reputation that
gentleman bears, as possessing high sense of hon.
or, that he is able 10 demonstrate it by the mos,
rreiragabe testimony that Edward Curtis with a
full and correct Knowledge of all The facts con-
nected with the election frauds, did prepare an
afdarit for Gienirorih, uhich, If suorn TO.
uould hare made that individual liable 10 an in
dictmeat for WlLFUL PERJURY! We will not
comment further on this highly interesting dsvel-
opment at present, and will merely say lila, tho
President, if he wonld not hold himself obno,ionr
to censure, mast Immediately remove Curt, fiom,
the important situation he nov ills."
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
THE HUNDRED DAYS,

The rise, progress, and decline of Whiggery,
from the morning Of the Union of the whig, for
the sake Of the Union" down to the time when
John Tyler preached on tex, from James-"Ys
ask and have not, because We ask amiss, that 20
may consume it on your lusts'-and they all set
another as the apostle said of the sinners Of his
time, i, very well described in the following lines
of an old writer, describing the course Of ma,ri-
mony:
The frs, month, il Is smick-smack!
The second month, hither and thither;-
The third month, thwick-thwack.
The fourth month, "dev take him that brought
us together"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
ECONOMY AND RETRENCHMENr.

"The amount Of Treasury notes now outstand
ing, is SO 1000, 900 greater than on the LIST march,
lS4l, when the late Secretary came into office,
notwithstanding that $4,000 has been realized
on stock bebt, created expressly to pay off or
fund those notes. The actual debt Of the govern
meu is therefore at this moment 900 900 great
er than when the late Secretary came into office,
and the increase Of the debt is still progressing.
The Secretary was no doubt under the influence
of a clique in Wall ST., whose interest was promo
ted by his operations"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
ASTOUNDING DISCLOSURE.

We have it from an unquestonable source, tina
Mr. Secretary Ewing allowed one Of his hopeful
sons, minor, not yet twenty one years Of age
the enormous sum Of fifty thousand dollars
for negotiating million loan. Here is fedora
economy for you-og cabin retrenchment, coon
skin honesty with vengeance. We ask what bet.
ter is the act than down right thea' Can such in
famous swindlng receive the sanction and appro.
baton Of honest men - Old Dominior,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05

R. W. Redfsid, Cashier Of the Commercial
Bank of New York, has sloped. Verify, 6nan-
cierns is going up as fast q, whiggery i, going
down.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05

Messrs afford and .Ntsbii, two wing members
Of Congress, from Georgin, have resigned, and
their places will probably be filed BY democrats.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
HOUSE.

THURSDAY, Oct, 2t.
Biih INTRODUCED. BY Mr. Villas, anneSing
Norwich, Sharon, Royal,on and Bethel ic Orange
county, and ii was referred TO the select commit
tee on division Of Windsor county; by Mr. Fifield
fm encouragement Of agriculture, (appropraling
$4,000 from land fund annually, to be distributed
among county agricultural soceties,) referred TO
committee on agriculture.
Resolutions By Mr. Keith, directing the COM
mtee of elections to inquire whether any persons
are holding seats in this House who were ineligible
h, the tune Of the election; adopted By Mr. Da-
Wis of n. appointing David Ilbbard, jr. Sewal
fullam, ir. and Daniel Cobb to investigate the
affairs Of Essex Bank, and to protect the safety
fund from loss on account Of that bank; adopted
Secretary Of State
The Senate came in, and joint assembly was
formed to the election Of Secretary Of State. Mr.
J lax nominated C. L. Knapp; Mr. Sabin requested
fis name to be Withdrawn, when Mr. Noyes nom.
ill'.d IF Merrill ~ Viu nonia1,ed T.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05

G. l.. Knapp, 4s SO "a 25
Scattering 5
On the 2lst ballot, Mr. Rice Of Somerset moved
to adjourn TO Tuesday nexi-nega,yed and on the
22d ballot, Alvah Snbin, Senator from franklin
county, was declared elected, when the Senate
Withdrew.
The Treasure err reported the sums on account Of
the militia for the last six years, and 300 copies
we're ordered to be printed.
Bill iph olucc3. From tho Senate, in altera-
lion Of chap, 100 r. S. referred to Judiciary com.
Mr. Noyes called up the bill granting bounty on
wheat, and moved that it be referred TO the COM
mittee on agriculture with Instructions TO report
bill gIanling sum annually for premiums for ag-
ricnltural and mechanical products.
Mr. Chandler Of W.. opposed, the motion, be.
ie,ing il designed to enbarrass The bill; he was in
favor Of bounty on wheat.
Mr. Noyes disavowed hostility to the bill, and
modified his motion so as simply to commit the
bill he was for exciting laudable ambition in all
branches of agriculture and mechanical pursuits.
MIR Chandler of W., concurrred in this reference
and the bill was committed. Adj.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, Oct. 20, 1s4I.
Resoluiions--From the House, appointing
committee Of three to examine the concerns of The
Bank Of Essex, in which the Senate resolved to
concur; by Mr. Dana. that the Senate daily con-
yene at halfpa o'clock, A. NJ. on motion of Mr.
Bartlett laid upon the table; by MI Wooster pro-
vlding for the appointment of committee to digest
the militia laws Of this stae and re2or, a. the neat
session, read and laid upon the table.
Bill. by Mr. Wooster, in alteration of chapter
lO7 of the revised statues, referred to the commit
tee on the Judiciary.
The Senate took up the resolution reported by
the COMMITTEES 90 Elections alledging that the Hon.
Daniel W. Aiken !, not entitled 70 ga, in the
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05

me Seuate came IN and the following appoint
ments were made:
COUNTY OFFICERS.
ORANGE COUNTY.
S 5o."sa r pssio,on, Assistant Justices.
Asa Story, Sheriff
unel lIoslord High Bailiff.
Elijah FAIR, States Attorney.
VIM. Hebard, Judge Of Probate for the district
Of Randolph
j. d. W. Parker, Judge Of Probate for the dis
trict Of Bradford.
Thos. Jones, II. E. G. Mclaughlin, A. S. Blake,
Jail Commissioners.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
1 EpaphN,a' I b. Chase Assi,,an, Justices.
James Roberts, Jr. Sheriff.
Hiram Perkins. High Bailiff.
Ihos. Bartlett, Jr. States Attorney.
Samuel b. Mattocks, Judge of Probate.
Salma Davis, Geo. W. Drew, Archelau, sia,
Jail commissioners. ''
ORLEANS COUNTY.
j jsd"S b noaTd1s A.'i.tan. Justices.
Merlll Williams, Sheriff.
Joel X. Daggett, High Baillf.
samuel Sumner, States Attorney.
Geo Nye. Judge of Probate.
neo' Wohhlnglon, Jr. Bella T. Jones. Luke
Spencer, Jail Commissioners. "'"'
The join, assembly proceeded to the elec,o, oe
bank commissioner, when Hon. Robert Pierno;n,
Of Rutland was, elected. f''
Pierpoint, l,o
Homer E. Hubbsll, ~
Scattering,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05

- CTUCK, p NJ
Engrossed bills. Relating TO fees Of auditors
and referees; rejected, ayes "a, noes IO4 In rea-
ton TO crimes and punshmenis (persons acqui,-
ted of crime on ground of insanity may be npris-
oned,) passed.
The seunle came in and the following appoint
ments were nade
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

botod ,,.;l ..,.....,,, ,,;thout the question be-
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t,;,o ~, ., nav s'' htarnvs Marsbals and
Clerks shah, in no case, exceed, for the District
Attorney and Marshal, or eIiher OF Ihenl, the
h .il VI o,ouoj anu .i,ose ~ "a 7oo tbe snrnlns
Of fees and emoInments to be paid INTO the Pub
lie Treasury, under such rules aud regulations as
may De prescribed by the secretary "i INT i'eaS-
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r,rsd ,,ost of tho d., ~, the Hill for recbartinc
lba or,Lo r;a,-.,.o &C co1,nb;, Thu Hill
", &, inolrv n,sse5 to he enarosscd bv vote of %
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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04
BY THE MAILS.
Death Of Judge BarbGuF

The National inleligancer OF yesterday, says thai
.ahe Whole city was shocked on Thursday morn
ing By The information of the sudden dom'se OF me
Hon. Philip 7. barbour, of Virginia. enc Of the $50
cialo Justices Of the Supreme Court. lie was NJ
usual health and even more than usually cheerful
at the time Of retiring to bed At ID O'Clock on
"Wednesday night, and the next morning was io0n'
in his bed rsless corpse
Judge Barbour entered Congress- IN The House
Of ep eseaatyes, in the year 1874, and soon sig
nalized himsefb by considerable ability in debate
He remained in Congress Ter anumber Of years,dar-
ing par, of which time he filed The honorable oic'
of Speaker of the House. Since retiring from Com
gress, his life had been deyo ted with grea, assdni'y
10 tho judicial duties which he had been eA..ed to
perform
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04
In SENATE, VEDaEspAY, Feb. q.

On motion of Nj Bolster, Ordered, that the
committee on Literature and Literary Institutions,
be directed to enquire into the expediency of
altering the distribution of the Bank tax among
the several primary schools in this State, that the
several incorporated places and townships may
draw per cent. to per capita of scholars from
four to twenty-one years of age, and report By
bill or otherwise.
On motion Of Mr.. Pike, the Senate reconsid-
cred their vote Of the 18th instant, whereby they
recomattcd with Instructions to report an order
of notice to the next LEGISLATURE, the petition of
Joseph Lunt ct al for an alteration of the law
respecting stray logs in the Androsccggn river,
and nonconcurred the House and rccommitted
with instructions to report bill.
In the HOUSE, The question before the House
was the previous question. on the order intro
duced by Mr.. Morse, with regard to the assault
Of VIM. Delesderner on the Assistant Messenger
OF the House.
Mr.. J. Otis advocated the previous question.
lie was not in general for cutting off debate, but
thi, subject has now been discussed long enough,
and it will save time to put the question now.
He was for saving time, and ending the dis
cusson.
Mr.. Delesderner said if the previous question
was now to be put and carried, he should have
no opportunity to be heard. He had had no OPP
portunity to speak to the main question. He
asked if it would be in order for him to state his
legal objection to the order.
The Speaker said it was impossible to decide
beforehand what remarks would be in order, until
the gentleman should make them. The Chair
would give the gentleman every reasonable
lati ude.
Mr.. D. went on to contend that he had violated
M rnle Of III, House-that there is no law by
W ,,,b he could be tried BY the House.
Tho nrev;2us question was carried, IS to II.
On motion Of Mr.. McDonai' the yeas ara nays
were ordered the mi qnes'i'n' ana ehe 0Fae'
was passed, as follows :-ycas s9-nays ~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

OuR RErRrsENrArIyg. We feel proud to
notice in several papers, very high eulogams
upon our talented Representative. The Portland
Advertiser, in speaking of his very able speech
in defence of his order, in relation to the assault
OF Delesdernier upon The Assistant Mess niger Of
the House, has the following remarks
1T was the first time Mr. Morse has had an
opportunity to defend the order, Mr.. Andrews
having cut off all discussion on il, by the amend.
ment which be offered. Mr. Morse defence Of The
order was very able and must have satisfied every
person who heard him of the propricty and
necessity Of It's passage.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

ALMOST DUEL. 1t seems to be conceded al
Washington that Mr. Evans by his adroin"ss at ex
PLANTATION, prevented duel between Messrs. Pickens
and Stanley. These men had very angry debate
while in committee of The whole, Mr. Evans in the
chair, Picbrns wrote challenge, and was aboul
sending it, IN the House. Mr. Evans ineriered and
expained the reasons W l. he let them abuse each
other 40 IN debate He understood them To be
ridicuiny ca h others arguments, and not THEN
persons 81 characters and that their language was MI
6gurative. He satisfied Mr. Pickens, and all wa
made up. Ken. Jour.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

Kentucky Senator electei,-The bafotiug for
United States Senator was resumed in the Kentucky
Legislature on the 18th inst. After four unsucce-s-
flu attempts at choice, two Of the candidates with
dew from the contest. and J. R. Underwood was
nominated in opposition to Mr.. Morehead, On the
sfb,ri,l the Hon. James T. Morohead was elected
U. S. Senator By the following vote'
Morehead u
Underwood OIL
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04
In SENATE. TurspAY, Feb. Is

The Senate was in session but short time
nothing of special interest
In the HoUsE, The question before the nouse
at tie adjournment on the amendment offered
by NJ. Andrews, to the order introduced by MIR.
Morse anmadverting on the assault Of Mr. Delcs-
dernior on the assistant Messenger of the House
This question was debated, during this days
session Of the House before any final decision
was had an adjournment was moved and carried.
THE report Of the debate is meagre, that
interest could be derived from its publication; We
therefore omit it, for more important matter)
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04
pAYlNG NNE.,S NEhIS

"THERE," exclaimed an old lady who kept Il
store in Ch7tham street. New York, many years
ago. and who became involved by over trading
"Iaere, th,Te, said she, rubJng her hands tose,h
er ''ihank my stars. have length borrowed mon
ely en- ugh to pay off all my debts, and have plenty
left to resume BUSINESS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04
The DISPUTED Territory,

The Portland advertiser of friday last remarks:
We understand by private adyices from Augusta,
that the Land Agent has decided to take OFF Ito
civil posse from the disputed territory, and to
esve an Agen, Of the State to look after the lrespa'-
sers- tho Land gent Of Massachusetts agreeing to
nav half of tho expenses Of the agent who to be
kept there. Air. HAMLIH viii 20 to Fort Tai field
in a few days, to discharge the men that have been
kept there by Gov. FAIRFIELD. These msn have
heen doing no good to the state, and have been sup
ported at an expense of probably $4,000 for tho
pas; year.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04
MASSACHUSETTS, SENATOR.

The Hon. RUFUS CHoATg was on Tuesday
elected u s. Senator BY both brarches Of the leg
islature. 10 supply the vacancy occas oned BY the
resignation Of Hon DANIEL WEBSTER. In the
House OF Representatives, Mr. CHoArE received
244 Mr. NATHAN Willie, (Loco) IS. In the
Senate, M CAoArE received all The votes but
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04
AUGUSTA AND BANGOR.

A new road SAYS the Bangor Wing, has he"f
opened beto cen Freedom YiIige and South Ch
ma, whereby the travelling distance between An
gustl and Bangor has been reduced to TO miles
The whole of the route is now rood carr'7o.
road, by IIampden Lower Cornog Cartons Cor
ner, 1Ionroe, Brooks, Knox. Freedom and South
China,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

CRowDIEG OF NEwsPAPERs.-The Troy DAILY
Wing was an old and respectable wing news
paper in Troy, to which, some Whigs thinking
this was not enough to answer THEN Wishes
added the Troy Daily Mail, an active and spirited
newspaper, to be sure, but which the projectors
could not sustain without loss, and it has there
fore been abandoned. II the meantime, the
Wings have been dividing their patronage be-
tween the two, to the detrment Of both. From
such examples, occurring frequently, we trust
green hands in the newspaper business will learn
the folly OF dividing The patronage and support
Of the common friends Of party. When People
are not satisfied with old newspaper establish
ment, the best move they can make is to buy it
out, and not attempt new onc.-,N Y. Express
The above remarks, viii apply in this county
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

1t was stated in the Advertiser Of yesterday that
Greenough's Statue Of Washington. il on lis way
to the United States, it having been shipped on
board of the Ohio some time since.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04
AN IMPORTANT PIECE OF NEW7.

Intelligence has been received in Tbs " rom
tho rrsh West indies, stating that otdrrs had some
time since reached the Islands from he Home Gov
.rnment that %, 900 coored men were to be ci'cI-
pinned "a soldiers, in addition 10 the ordinary color
ed mi! tia and regulars ofihe iSands.-Inq.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04
neArH % cinH- NINTnROP.

We learn from the Boston Tran cript, that the
Hon. THoMAs l.. WINTHROP formerly Lieut.
Governor Of Massachusetts, died on @on9ay mora
nsa his residence in Boston, At the age OF eisih'y-
XeaTs.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

At the Wing State Convention in Boston, on
Tuesday evening of last week, he present r-
aumbents were nominated for reelection to the
III es of Governor md Lieutenant Governor,
ir the next political year
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04
Pension Bill.

We are indebted to the attention Of Hon. Geo.
Evans Cor a copy ofthe subjoncd Bill, which has
passed the House Of Representatives, with some
mmateria amendments, and which we insert en-
tire, as beng of interest to many Of our readers
A BILL
70 extend, for five years, the act approved july
seventh, eighteen hundred and thjrty-eicht.
''granting haH,pay and pensions to certain
Widows
Be # enacted by the Senate anu House CT Rep
rescntatives Of the United States OF America IN
Congress assembled, That the Act granting
halt-pay and pensions 10 certain widows" APP
proved July seventh, eighteen hundre and thirty
eight, be-, aud the same is hereby, extended and
declared to be in full force for and during the term
Of five years from and after the fourth day of
March, eighteen hundred and forty-one; and the
widows already pcnsioned under said act, shall
receive for and during said FIVE years, the same
annuity or pension that they now receive by viz.
tue OF SAID act.
SEC. ,. And be it further enacted That the
marriage of the widow, after the death of her
husband, for whose services she claims pension
under SAID act, shall be no bar 10 the claim Of
such widow to the benefit of said act she being
widow at the time she makes application for a
pension.
SEC 3. And ha Il further enacted, That the
widows Of such officers and soldiers as have died
since the passage Of said act, shall hprealer die
| and the widows Of such officers aud soldiers as
have died since the passage CT the nc, Of July
fourth, eighteen ifundre and th;rty-six, granting
hall-pay to widows or orphlns in certain cases,
shall be entitled to pensions under said acts re-
spcctively, they being otherwise entitled thereto
and widows at the time application for pension
is made.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

ROBERTS SEM1-MoNTHLY WAoAzrNE.--
70 4 --Maroh LIST, is received. II is ,ary neat
work, and the articles contained in this number
Exceedingly interesting.
1erms-$S2 per. ann, to single Subscribers,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

SENATOR FROM KENTUCKY. After numerous
haotings The I.egisa allure Of Kentucky have chosen
James 4 Morehead 20 be Senator in Congress in
place of Ar. Cr5enden.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

We regret that any further developments should
have occurred, 20 render alluson necessary 10
matters Of the character alluded to in the above
communication. There seems to be determination
on the part of our defeated rulers and olice-ho
to set themselves in defiance 10 the plain and strong
" expressed will of The people It's mater of
deep regret, that any wing should couaieaaace-
much less, become accessory to snch corrupt
manoeyering.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

A Florida paper says tina, if all the States in the
Union had run into debt 10 an amount. proportion
abe With iha, territory, the interest annually would
be three tho usand seven hundred and fifty tons us