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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

WE have banda iirr ass,reut uI all kinds Of Pa
w yer, 90 tho FfiIEir Manufacture, oous=n= Of Tap,
ruled and pam; Letter, Gued yaiu. Envelope, Poet
once aEi Wrapping Paper st prices that il
10 sIit pufrha.ers
us- We also have short gptirc, Eind Of Pa.
per made. IAHE- rIZER q son, Agents
o. l-lm Franklin Manufacturing COMPANY
DUTTEft AND LARD-A i4S hrSin- MOT n
ID TAIN buIIEis aud LARD, rrce.v-5 tor sale. by
sslO SHIELDS = SOSERvIILk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
THE INDIAN VEG E.TABI.F5 pills lTs
lSDIAN PUNGAIiNI -~1 =

Ii ANU AZ Ihtb under the immediate .F,p.rr,.-
- uthce ul VI a. Wright, Vice resident .t ~ "a
AI'9E'oan 5ese ul HealIL esJab.l- Lgt a. NI,5. -
- Ia! et! t-'r- Tor the Disease m fr D5r n, T.
tSI-ti'i hrtu;icnt and PuiI.t rcvers VI. a-ise S.p
70 1Hl ETrspeiss Pains IN tEe stomach B.cE ,rI -.
i..t.y "' i"- teaii cd &c Chest OF The ELsI,'i.'
,'-E Acute and thronci Spins and vcuffiT, NJ, i, -.
"aiile.t, h!ScEtery amt Coics; Bys9rnsi, ITs'it,'
isis ittiiIJs- Epilepsy Nh1opGs C5ueb ~ $500,
'.- ii-tFf GERS aud sores 10 every descririi
..'-Na weak Nety's ali L1wuess OF sulrf! - NJ,
'-- vti-i ge-.saie female Co.lp iaiufs -tt'e7
i'F AZ ~ healing hHs BIS Crg. la the U..,. .,.t =.
FSt cstis su. the erI NCucai scrJslIs 's' @Hu t'c
A.i- a"Y't named Ia san NCEoaL. PfIs NJ, .,r H.
N--1' 'l'ast r stg~4r y Low u. on III No. -
e.'- ,.igr impurities, vUtthey also .pep A . r,rss
sue ~ ilce proper sChatgc BY the iru1Is.tl
's. 4--s 90 M.A De seen. That Nv srr y a-sT,t',T
@ mary iIsuieiuc. ali the uatar9i dr.iT "a
'''- .ioe- aus other fluids are rofppIefciy rt,re
- "sease o. every kIES j. literally triytR tys,1 IL
-'G t'Ity Circumstance connected WIKI uslrr m. -
i.e BINS iss they UotoaTv alyy9y- ~. -,
,- .. "a e aus a'c Away sure 10 10 good: rms
u-s iHI'"ssihlc Tor tIsu T. 10 injury or 80
~ 10 i-ie should be lost in listening :. roTr.i
'''-'' ir ,u'y uGalry should &C. tuc r.rs"n "a
- ... sooner aitE doses Ji tie lnrs n = -r. 49,
1al u-"iL.ursa '''ANN 70 aeaiits
A--'L lAe indian PlTsairyc recommends i,s.rr r. ,r
$500 20 .iIti wiai usy pc TIE NANg OF the 49,,
1 80. Wc % sNays TtEht, always safe Will sI,,,, -
.r ."i ttl never possibly no harm ,irrIr -, ,.I
' -. S.'.' i.'Il rtci auu 10 more 10 co,iU-. f.
'- ,I Us s''ue, !LlH volumes written in its prssc
SUPP! "4 The above Pills received and ior .'tty
80 4, GANNuR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

certain aud speedy Remedy for FresEcls and other
3 cents. 49, ~ rice
he shove are Tor sale by the soie Proprietor "
"ean' Nos - ami 81 south, third street Pllls,Is.
49, Tor safe 10 hchuEuGIi oy John GayHor, ! IA EusT,
s9n, AlcI Dgyu a Co, AMI J. H. H. .ud mo-, on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
PIANOS. PIANOS

PIANVN. PIANO
HOSE n want OF good Piano Forces a. prices 20 suit thJ
i times. tave opportunity Of ecu- from The SUB
scUocts stock as quot Pianos be had co,
for 'c sane money WtuIt am Attempt uuuuIIseIy
he pledges 'Iu 10 give entire sitsftcuU pure
who may favor 1Un with their custom lie Is determine
'' L4'Ih anH 'Nl' 4 . slnTe ~ puHLc patronage
Also-A secondhand PI-uo, WIKI 9 Octaycs.
JOHN CURTIN,
aul3 Il sIoars below .le Exchange BanI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
EhEcANrANp,cmEArsiLi<s.-snA wI.s,

TUE following Fan lnt Winter Goods will be found
FffHr store Hf tic subscriber.
slutn worth " rich figured . plaid Chine ami other
ne" SYKES nl NINs sH.a"Ic HN Hr1 evening dresses
a. noes if.n a"i ~ 90 ns, 10 ri ani IS per yard,
coupr.s.ri- I.. colours aTI So
Also fashionable 'ir. hslrri au embroidered Mouse
ung H" LANES every quality .uF price.
lrsrNIsr - OBJ worth nf Iu an Winter Saws Man.
u'.lnL --1t.a uI u. so Ur o. pl. s. u1 s. o.
81. q. e. To ODD an' 30 on. a.| upwards
lHi'ni 200. H. .. '.... ...rY .H.- fHr Shawl and
nc. "EF.a.'r. rrr1F, ..-.uI .v |.t.I IS will be
found ...HH, f.. CASH. 90 70 JENKINS.
n. u" Cheap tt,. 10 Goods sore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
GLESN's INDIAN HAIR OIL.

,F2t fruucung tie Growth and BeAuying the Hair
also Tor Easng i-ht red haIr shades rge m
T9or preventing lc BAR froE faLug turning stcy
ms vi Azs been 10 use Tor u years, ADJ Las s
srtal sdisiactuu 20 thousands who frea IL hem.
tAeeten' HAIR TONIC, a. stimulates lny,. orsfe
fo'is wile gives glossy sD!tayss the hair u..
Y.ss GH Iehiier,n No have lost their hair irUu ,ek
az aIit !eT cause viii nod this OIL exceIsntto
Ots very penetrating. Is easily absorbed by me IL.
49, not 20 greasy as OIs, &c, seneGal be
- easdhy prepared Il IS vel adapted dress.ag
me ar ia general, iOr which purpose i IS exrnsyS.S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

'JHIE Rrhu'nui Tire Association prepared To insure
n pcr-uua property OF oil kin eli as wooden huild
ln2s in the coy Of Uchuou, against loss or damage Ly
me- "n iic np.t tNnrltictcrms Application hr made
10 - JAMES BpSiIER, PTusIIcltE Il. IA.
Or. in his0tsenc", to
ili e. II. HYDE Vice. prc.i,Icnt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08


AT wholesale and retail, Tor cash or IN punct
Customers.
DEs, bEiDs y nr.DiCATt.D EXrItACT
Or SARSAPARlLLA.
IlEiN'' cone entiate r. Extract Of =,
IL panii combined Sith veg ebl- .xtrae which
reuirrsu medicine 81 great uty the cure of ali Ola.
nous tud upruucuCIes u youth, snd CONSTITUTIONAL
'asa "rtn or produced y the iniudc.ous m-r.
eur arsenic bark quioine. ID. Invaluable REMEDY
lyt General bcbtify, Itrerous sores White sweIuFs
D.csscs OF ne iNe' sni sSin, scrous OF kuss Esil
rFJ-ip-s, &C. sHa all the unpleasant and dang erous az
ieci"ns e"nss flyut iu syphilis Luet. NsnsreaL &c
gcu,Tat punhrT Of TIE bood AZ all times particularly
~ INC spring and ta there be medicine
l"ciual - medicine calculated sooIhe aud noufiah
Inc siru s"t tUsin. been under .ca Tor
any particular disease there be aothnx moi aar
re.7rnE tC usuri vgOT OF The syste., aaying te
hcbihi' Anh nervous condition Oths system mon
after scsrcs This PREPARATION will be found Lixhy ser
vie"1u'c igi1ug the season a urcventye OF
those unpleasant sId greeabe sensations 50 coutnou To-
many during warm weather, namely, Fantness Gtcuass
oPpi' aa.t lcchng nOout the Heart Breast
forms dc shtil and Wholesome bev .r.g., bY ahias
tablespoon iu glass OF cs-vyafsr, sinsr % tue ccc.
braieu lisbpn ari Ink and viii, sulal quantity sugar
90 simple syfur, s ls the Ssrsagaia Mad po-sessa
io~eTr 90 addition medicinal virtues eonducya % uea ~
aHu srcHiaTy aiafe1 Co luysids For travelling Persons
a. y a.e4Jsite % great IMPORTANCE. For sale.
GANNOR
~ . Druggists sole agents for Richmond A.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
Weeds sndue
NALiAbSE. lnOA AND LANDED ,.,s,s-
q EL \. LLR ! :. ~


1 NJ subscriber authorized 10 sell a r.r-, On o. ID,
i.a't i .' county of Bl'ef1urf tho .rr.r.,
= WOO. ''>4 .y.n- uu BACK creek. hr.rrE ,f -.
80, "'.n i'Hrs yi TOE River, a.. rf.-s trrr, ~
.''' ~. t.r t'attiy here alJ Ils S14u.rfbI. 49,
'. .i.f 'sr. IHc same AZ THAI rsr.i - H $50 ~
V'f'a'e tu.u1ce, the qualay OF v.-sI ~ - i-
."H l1.' u.l4l apFi"Nti gW believed 90 be .ai.' .
a't ever N.FNrt BOO Cue SAFE OF Vir.frt rrf.gt 80
'5 'tF i'n snd iHl0igy purpOscs
int property consists Of 7uU2 acres Of l,D5 ~ t..t
1900 mal uc called Hat, anu tie rtsJue ,noI,f -
anu. ony ~ scrcs Of the Whole are clc9reg ,r i-.
t', aud tae balance Is covered win vair,iis
Ni"A huioti. The Improvements loussf OF i,sc -,
"''' -rel ill' tNo uwCtirg houses a arc F.rr .,-
..s' al aoout 10 the OF the nj ~ $500
's sIe .of iNe furnace. falI Of 81 fret brre a.,
.i,. is wi,lr OF hlcS Crccs constant stream, AZ
sIisltniy large for the purpose. aud ths ~, ~ -,
..-, ll anln'ant quantity AMI the ore AMI Iig5,s -
IsIf.y convenient % tbs point ~ ''l4's'ol'i uh
'.NrIlefing 20" gtcaf advantages Of this ,r,r.,t-
" lll"'ti qua ny OF the ore, which will rs4r, -,
'''s N'ouNctl0n' IN Rlchmeut, n the Hfhosf mar.
- pc Gov Wcuce to James River and Tho rxps-.
. t 't s'etHy completion Of the Canal 10 D,r
~" POI 'petr5n o iynchbutr the ahunfance of e,,i ~
80 i..','' atI ~ "caon 90 The mtst Of a sresf -rs,
slu' can freely say, that know III mo- r.r'.
E I'.lr5y ln STATE Vrcscn Ing equal indur rf7,rfs
W W 't'inl' uic Of prir-n. For terms which viii fr
.rt ...'.''-i afHy 10 J. r. ANDERSON
,,,,,,. Richmond, Va
! pm. L.N,t Has 600 hand. ed lf4 IHaruf,.tc,y o..
f.t''' slths. 1rf r.aiu sltUss. s.'r5,,'-- = ~
- s RI. ,nl'H blrnrrhr and SuIx.y lIafne.s b..fr.
.' .,t"N N'rrur ignus Curb and SrsfT4 No.. ~.
e.. american Bride ltlIrUr rrF N4rfir--,-. m
we 'I 'd. H, Su.SCy ruI EiHur Wins. &c.
7, , r-' "'f no c.,y 'srcrrtrH. wIItch boz viii s.r
.' I.H.'' Hr-rs Persons boz waat 20 1r+-f.. .r FL
one Dc -y..s. 90 'D' '''.i-
- ALrREm .LNn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

NEW FALL STOCIN OF CLOTHING
l. LIN \ 60 are nov uucuIug yer. large auI well
IN selected s'Hrs of Goods their huc. which troy
1Nr o." attention of their customers and the public gene.
.lily- Among which may bee found black aui tiug and
blue black br"-s Goa rllrc'. n and
VISIBLE grseu TrpcE Beaver FrJcks beaver aII Pilot over
Coats Boys Over Coars-al Stock.
PANTS And VESTS.
Slpertine Cashmere Parts
A-ur very .T-g Dc ui mixed ll1ii aud sitiret DO
Boys 90
Also. E1yz' TCJns Isgkets
~ ana t--.u.lro' Vests. Tor IAN
As' black cashmere aat velvet, and lark Ness,
for gyIurrr.
Together with very large 10, Of Sulr Prta-oos,u
slIoh a. Vie no. lsul wool and shaker Saints, Canton
scaris; Cr.vi's SCsycudeIs; Gloves si Hose dc e.
all OF which Oer cheap be sold any BODY
KEEN 4 CO
FIRE NCH CHINA,AT RFLDUC Ed PHI Is.
HAN now on hand ui NY own 'In oT-'ou. ani pr
ces be Nv former rtcs- The following articles Of White
French Pore aius-
thinner aui freakias, Flat auI deep
Tea PIates-F.aI
Dishes q al. sizes-Oc lagoon shape
Ociagon sop Turecus anu stands
Do Sauce DO
Do Covered Dishes
PgifrT BJats sod Pickle shells
Saat Bowls,
Fruit Bessc's, s'auts azd r,aWicot
Handle Tea aud Coffee Cups 1ui SlacsTs
Curckul,EC do 80
For ~ e!.er separately, matc W. 10 sui
Pnreliaa-Tfrs- VIZ. I, H,TLER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
i. BRANNAN Y cos
OLD DpEIlNgOy CLOTrISa sr,nnr-


Adjoining john Eit,cys Uni1n Coffee House, and
X. IL. Jenkins Dry Goods Store, Main st.
\tIE would embrace this opportunity and method of
w tnakiu. known ~ the rtlEcns Of Rohmonl ia VI
c'nN ani the STATE, tatwe sanity kcepon hand 10th
ns ot all ktu and more especially the current AMI ap
proceeding seasons, witch Wi, purrs fr
cash We respectfully invc all cal. ani Inspect oir
s'ocS whether they want IN" goods not Al goods sold
10y as that 60 "a" please IN every respect, may ereurncd
and the money tCiuudcd
Al goods wartauTst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
cnArllAS'S ,MlAgIc ,HA2oH srKoP.

- SUTHERLAND has 600 u4.l. au assortment OF
- the above superior STRCfS. which r~ takes pleasure
iu recommending o. BITS customers public. .
out d1uht tHc best s;rop known. Il tsucs recon.
Wend'd A. the best arCie Of lhc kind k11wn by all The
principal Importers and Dealers NcV YORK Ciiy. But
he hopes al witcStits virtues Tor themselves
~ ON hand, ns usual, ~ atugi5 u Inc sporting
ne-sueh as Guus, RIDE, Pistols, iud Sporting ArparI
tics : SUTHERLAND,
fuQosiHfnf k.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
.LENN-s AkONATIC Rose TOnIH pAsIE-

iIl- excellent Dentrce nay be used wih perieci ale
- or al the purposes OF cleansing The t.en k.k
taeia beautifully white; Tor stopping ths pTogT.s. a.
~, hls'uni teet' removing The tartar and runyinr m.
'r rus prelafe'Foa ~ not surpassed Being IN solid
@ ana rae Tram eTi Is much superior 10 tooth - ~.
l,E- u general, While Tor convenience u deciirIv h-
yer illa auy Of the Tooth WASHES l. i. ione 30 - -
China pots n 70 cents each -F'S"dl h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

HE subscriber tcEdCy lbs mOH sincere uauks HE
friends fUTtc liberal p4iruuife be- slowed him aud
takes pleasure Ia Offering direct Northern ulaT.
kcfs, b"aUlui and We selected Fail and
Winter DRY GODDf, t1V cash urtUvyu accepfanCs
Believing 10 b.. the interest % both buyer seller
ad9ptih' ash yscm she tprCr v 10 Dc cuAhcti pur.
chase his goods cheaper and tho lasr be much
trouble AID expense ia keeping and lectns accounts
The subscriber assures his fIIcnfs anh public II
large that De w take great pleasure In showing his goods
and WARRANTS them as cheap az any 10 the market
LOGAN WALLER,
~ street. -hOezDc lIN, .
Sc w Ncar'y ornnsite rchsu1r CTrs'- Coach Shor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05

broke by its Overaction into irrecOncilabe rag
meuts before September, with a catastrophe OF II
reparable downfall The minority enjoyed the
srea, advantages of being one in sentiment. ac-
ton, the convection of right, and the of be-
ing wronged by despotc msjorty discarding all
thoughts of making Presidents. while our opponents
thought most OF tHat an. itlous object. Therc were
not half dozen Democratic caucuses 81 the minor
iiy of TIE house of Representatives. that know Of.
during the session. Ithout COLLISION. secret IN
Outstanding. selfish party bargain. sax
enough OF the shadows 81 coming events u teach
Us that We had but 10 va I obvious Developments.
and bde our time open. pat eut steacftst aoi t.
sion TO the principles we were chosen - na tutaln.
This constitute ell the polcy ne had occasion Tor.
Thus managed. with honesty the best pol cy,
three months q extraordinary ess.on did the VIC X
of three yeafs ~ popular struggle. by mere natural
cultiva az he stra ght-iorward course p events
citing themselves. l. was the doom Of nfat
uatcd majority 10 destroy their own ascendant,
while a compact minority stood fast upon the rock
of their well known principles. me'els awaiting
eyeniu .lty. further and eternal vigilance stll re-
mains the price II be always paid Tor lbert, But
tie winter OF our discomfort has passed away Gur-
ny summer session. and spring opens upon the
f-il elections with all It's rcvlying promise. The
late extraordinary session OF Congress he last of
tie extraordinary sessions. 1t has Taught lessons
Of mode; atom aud economy. which never be for
gotten. 1t has taught the American people that nj!
coalitions are inconss ent with our politics. The
people Will recol.ect with gratitude the session OF
the vetoes. &. j. INGERSOLL.
Washington, ID. C., Sept. II. l-4l.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
YrnIc MEETING IN SHELBY COUNTY


- IL "ht' - -
J,'erAai ImIrerrr'eni --Hf9ie bWt-f1e bi"f'S
Suefm- f1l.jrrf - Hd1h Qfff9s-Siny f>1"-
Pa - eslstGffFf, . - ftfafifs y "'f'r on
cefs- 1'ffes--''H"ices ~ ~ ifast-- "',F" q II
CreoTy Lr'nscs - improvement J"' D'I-
Sf5rfre i1to-iiog LGT-
: democratic meeting was held - TIE SchooI
IIouec 80 huren township. SHELBY county Ind.
81 : 'rrd1y hr 10Th INST. ~ p"r-"ah'e ~
notice. ih' 'HJ % 81 's'
p. Jtrob - rvs tiii MI KIM -. VII 60"
- - fte cf-ff I'D DTs h@arn- ana He'Me's hP
roIHcd S,grrtafr- lie iolo" ~ if,o 10 one
We Adopted
Hfvlrfd !hai ~ fffoHiipeh' 80 ''r
AID Representative t.4si they hse t'e' iiii' -ss
rSo.-l ffe rr'-cri ~ siffi - tfff .H''' '''' F.
an - ii-.t-r oitHf aorS 20 t"mprn.cs nf eAi" ~
o;herwi~o, -r3roTria'ing fhe 2-oeeed- - re p's
neht 81 ~" public o-i or ~ much ~ u - ha- Dee"
fly rssi.rrH hY 'hc ~fatc.
Rff7irtd Iba' " dlrapp'ofe - lhc m1ni cF 2"
vhcl TIE >'t'c Blrk h1s heen conducted. nat
when hercafcs she refuses 10 pay spccie 'or her
rof,s. her cnaTier shall be absolutely irh ana NOiu
and 80 declared by an aci 81 TIC J" - ii''.
R.efrfd. lhlt tic Balh'ng = Ten SHAH % 20
regulated. tiat every ipHus' + 'ir'l-A'n' me df-
fcrc1' counties shail be citied - dra~ -" ff"fof-
toaafc part - he iunds at The state banh W pro
portion 90 ter wealth nhd ttN-l on, "h' ''i "'i
taue te rc-trcted 10 stock and rrocrce buyers arr
not Or. Supp and company.
Rcsoir,G, Gnai ~ ieneser ny Bank "iicer - -
6cers chill mere tier either areetly "r indirectly
frns- any shaving mt ui'on ~ fhtVing rH'p WIN
'atds H.. tie purpose % -itv NC they shall ic ia
~ fmett before the 'ffand 'ur, 81 me prop
counfs wherein ~" same was committed 70 Ne
find IN any sum not Jess than five hundred dollars
and &c inpr sorcd IN the county Jn'i Tor Mt ic-s
than one year.
Resoieed. Ih't Tor the relief OF the people We re
commend tie leglsl- iurc 70 Pass fwo yeafs sinj
kito, which shall enjon upon all Judgements, eHeeu
tons or debts accIuing 10 accrue up % the pass
age al said act whether IN the Circuit Court, or be
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05

OPINION OF A WING JOURNAL ON TnE LAND Bill
The wing prints are dispute whether Congress
have not done more harm than good IN The present
session The ljos son Courier one of the very ablest
of the Journals, holds that they have done more
mischief than any thing else, witness the follow
ing paragraph
''TnE LAND }ILL.--Thc land bill with The Dro-
cisO which was added in the Senate as an amend
mcnt % the sixth seXtion) was. doubtless des gned
as a trap-we say 1t was intended-it has proved
trap It has caught the friends OF protective tar
III aud II holds them firmly bound to the mischie-
vous compromise act. Probably some OF those who
voted for 1t did not perceive the intended effect We
wiling that TINS should be considered an apollo
~ for the Massachusetts Senators Mcssrs Bate
and Choa'c, though 1t conveys great cuinpii-
ment to their sagtc.ty. " hat could induce Mr..
Calhoun vote tor II ~ the House OF Representa-
iives. i beyond capacity even - conjecture. W
act has pa through Congress since the clara
tion OF war n I"l2. iraugh with 1.-THE OF the ru-
nous consequences that entaled upon the coun-
try By the passage OF this bill The worst ac : oil
Jackson and an Buren, Adminls STATIONS Infamous
some OF them were-were insignificant. aud hard
ly entitled to a passing remark ct censure. when
compared with this-by which the AGRICULTURAL
manufacturing, and mechanic interests OF the East
ern and Western states sacrificed TO tn DOM
neerng policy of the South
I'VE have SAID that some Who voted for this inca
ght not have perceived IL Intended effects
but fear that more were induced 70 give il the r
support because the bill. is general features.
was measure Of the Wing party. Some OF tine
leading journals Of the country a.d som. the pro-
minentpolitic IN. Cong ess are con inuay clam
oring for the integrity otthe party. ard WOE ctiee
the '.mpractcable wight WAC doubts lie ntti ai a.
OF the oracles dares 10 raIse "A Wa.>,.r s.l-t
the present wisdom OF the laws. and the Abs lutte
utility OF the measures they mag propose. H. 5lga
OF this brawlng nonsense has been suffered 10 pass
unrebuked. 1t IL time for sensib e .nen-snen " lao
1--we by honest labor, and whose means OF support
Etnately connected n the prosperity oil the
couniry-to look over the heads Of politicians and
beyond the lines winch politicians have drawn A.
round their respective parties"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05

THr JsrrTD SrATEs,
ISL. To John Williams, DR.
Afril :, Mahogany coffin Of double thickness, 50
Lead coffin Of double thickness, with glass 30
Finding gold lace and trimming nah gany coffin 50
Walnut colin. 30
Outside f.r COT rs. let'ered, 20
Shaving aud dressing deceased, 20
Winding sheet, 10
Breast plate and putting on, 25
Sending out TO grave yaId, 3
Making and trimmings, 10
To gTooms, -
To whips for grooms, d
Making dresses for grooms, and trimming
horses, 40
Preparing scaTis, bands and rosetts, 10
Two persons attend t. horses, 20
LivoTs for horses and board for driver, 3
-Four persons engaged and attending 10 carriages 20
SIX PERSONS at Presidents putting scars,
and hat bands, 20
Making and covering 80 batons for MaShals, 20
Attendance at Presidents, and on day Of the
funeral 30
To 81 hacks, a. 4s5
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05

The LATE CAnNEr-By the following extract
from letter to a correspondent of the New York
Express ,ch-g paper, Il Will be seen who dictated
the designations :-Bdhimore Repui,cas.
''On Thursday night last the four Secretaries who
have igned concluded, under the promptings OF
their own of honor sanctioned BIZ their friends
and particularly by Mr.. Clay, To throw up their plt
ces. Mr. Granger was not party 70 this meeting,
party to the agreement. Because Mr. Clay.
then at Mr.. Badgers house, advised TINS general re-
sgnation, 1t was generally promulgated IN the city,
IN the language of some. that Mr. Clay RECON
MENpfD resignation, and IF others, dictated lt.-N
Y Express.
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FUNERAL EXPENSES
OF
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON,
Lafe Prcsifent 4 ne United States.

AvcysT 10. 1871.
Referred to ihe Committee Of Ways AMI Means
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, April (. 1871.
The Marshal q the District Of Columbia Will supcrn end
the ceremonies the President # the United
States and proceed q make all The necessary arrange
merits Whatever expenses shall be necessarily incurred
viii DC paid.
DANIEL WEBSTER.
for Lrasef and The other Heads ef Departments
DrPAsrNrST STAFF, Z
August - 1871.
Upone .iderson # letter he President n
the 10Th ms il thought proper hat yol should
cont = TO ,xersos e the funeral The late Prcs.nt.
before Ne Of WAYS and lIears II III House 4
pe cstttvc fhtfe M existing apirop ailon out Il
wh.ca fh.y o. ier.y 20 Iait.
ara Wit regard. your otedient scrvan.,
DANIEL Is EBsIE R
rxtxurR HrsTER. Esq, JarshqI, &c.
TRY I ~frrr >ra1Fs Ur
Pr lge1ses for M faaerGi Of ne LIe William IEntg
HIrrtsos, President u The United Sfafcs)
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-05

SOL
THE UarrrD STATES.

To Charles +. Biher, Dr.
April g. To ono piece black fine Italian Grape, con-
tang twelve yari.. at 70 cents % 90
Ordered by alaJoT holland, mmssIoner of Public Build
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NEW MovE.-rhe St. Louis Republican of Au-
gust 10Th says "A subscription paper vas hand
ed round yesterday, and unanimously signed, 10
raise sum Of money equal to the salary Of Prcsi-
dent FLYERS uncxpired term. The Subscr hers pro-
pose a he has doae much misch ef i il pos
sbc to accomplish in his term, hc siall be paid oil
and requesr ted to resign"
The Wing politicings should have begun the work
OF provision by subscription Little earlier. instead
OF being generous ~ the expeHcc of .the aronlzed
people, m the appropriation of whose su1>tance
they have carried tle spoils principles glor GUS
ly. II they could Only buy ont JorS TyLER. ftc
6fakHes 'o9eid sbscriJe -, hHeirei fiji fe raoluf
r tte srii,V. and make ne yeogic y4y Z f,o.-
Charleston .Uerco'y.
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UNITED STATES,
To Vim. II. Perkins Dr.
yards fine jaconet muslin, at 70 cents 50 60
white ribbon, at ct, Isl, pair fine cotton
ha-hoSe, 62t 0 ST
pair white silk gloves, IL 90, yard fine Swiss
muslin. SSfi -
spool cotton, Ct, 81 yds, fine jaconst muslin, 10,
- 81 1 93f
10 bats cotton, 49, 81 -. skens silk, s. Is cts. fl
- yls white cambrc, 81 cents. 9 90
p yaldS white jeaneS, Isl cents 1 IL
spoal> cotton 81. Isl. doz bone buttons, ST. Isl 375
Il skeins sewing silk, 90
IA yards white Grape, - cents II -
! dozen buttons. o. 81 p cents 3it
621 yards fine black cambrc, 10 cents . 81
box pins Ol2I
pieces fine black Grape, 50 So 10 -
5 pieces black ribbon, 50 cents , 30