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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-17
BANKRUPT Law.

There is no subject of National interest which
seems to be SO generally called for Uniform sys-
tenn of Bankruptcy. The press, in every part of the
country, teens with appeals to Congress in its behalf
and denunciatons against its opponents. So forcibly
is it urged that the Loco Focos in many parts Of the
country seek eagerly to put themselves in the front
rank of its champions, and are evidently DESTROYS Of
bearing away, if possible, the glory Of il from the Ma
tional Administration. This shows that it is becom-
ing general, popular, not party question. The
release of half million Of enterprising business
men, crippled and chained by misfortune through the
operation of a just law of Bankruptcy, will cause
general Jubilee throughout the land Was there not
among the Jews, once in about forty years. general
forgiveness of Debts celebrated by them in praises,
thanksgivngs and rejoicings? Let this nation have
Bankrupt law, and there will be an American Jub
lee if there had been second Declaration of In
dependence, or another great national victory. Me-
MORALS pouring into Congress-the President has
sent special message-a bill has been reported in the
Senate, and happy to that the patriotic Sc
nator from New York, (Mr. Tamadge,) In his re-
marks, to be found in another column, promises to
bring subject before the Senate at the earliest day
possible. We hope this session of Congress will not
rise without passing Bankrupt law 1t is considered,
in many parts Of the country, important than
any other measure What all your Distributions,
your Banks, &c., &c., say they, if there is releffor
the honest un fortunate debtor?
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-17
T HI E MADISONIAN.

THE Bill appropriating 100000 for the pur-
chase Of ordnance and ordnance stores for the
use OF the Navy, passed the House Of Repre-
sentatives Wednesday morning. The second
section of the bill authorizes the expenditure of
$4,000 of the above sum for the purpose Of ma
king experiments of proposed Improvements in
the service.
The bill supplying the deficit in the Navy Pen
sion fund ($139,ooO also passed the House on
Tuesday evening. 81. m ...E w..
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-17
DECISION IN THE CASE OF M'LEoD.

The PRISONER NOT DISCHARGED.
The New York American contains the Opinion of
the Supreme Court of New York. sitting at Utica, in
the matter of Alexander Mcleod, who claimed to be
discharged from custody, the ground that the Of
fence with which he charged was public act per-
formed in obedience to orders from officers appointed
by the British Government, and that the act had since
been adopted by that government as its own act
The Court have decided against the discharge of the
prisoner without a trial. The Opinion of the Court
was delivered by Justice Cowen 1t fills nearly eight
cuumns in the American. The concluding paragraphs
are as follows:
When a Grand Jury have charged that man has
committed murder in this State can imagine no case
whether the charge relate TO time of open public war
OF peace, in which he claim exemption from trial
II he show that he was in truth acting as soldier in
time OF public war, the jury will acquit him. The
Judge will direct them to obey the law of nations,
which Is undoubtedly part of the common law. So
If the accused were acting in defence against an ndi-
yidual invader OF his country But above all things is
Important In the latter case for the Jury inquire
lorabe. 80 $3.50
They cannot allow, as an act Of defence, the wlful
pursuing even such an enemy, though dictated by
sovereign authority into country at peace with the
sovereign OF the accused seeking out that enemy and
taking mis- life. Such, indeed, be nothing but an
act OF vengeance: II can be nothing but violation
of territory, violation of the municipal law, the faith
OF treaties, and the law of nations. ..
The Government Of the accused may approve, diplo-
macy may gloze, but jury can only inquire whether
ne was party to the Decd to any act of illegal vio-
lence which he knew would probably endanger hui
man life If satisfied that he not, as l sincerely
hope they may be- upon the evidence in the before
us they will then have the pleasant duty to perform
Of pronouncing him not guilty. But whatever may be
their conclusion we feel the utmost confidence that
the prisoner, though foreigner, will have no Just
hands of an American jury.
At our hands the prisoner had right to require an
answer upon the facts presented BY his papers, VINE
ther in law he properly be holden to triai we
have had declaration but TO examine and pronounce
upon the legal character of facts order TO sat-
sfy ourselves Of the bearing they might have on the
novel and important question submitted lhat ex-
animation has led TO the conclusion that we nave no
power TO discharge the prisoner:
He must therefore be remanded TO take his trial in
the ordinary forms Of law,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-17

Cry PosTMAsTER.-The Senate on Saturday con-
frmed the nomination of DR.. William Jones as post
master Of this city. This is another excellent APP
pointment DR.. Jones was removed by Mr.. Van Bu-
for other reason than that he was Conserva-
tive. There was confessedly better arranged of
fee in the whole Department DR.. J. will be a
faithful attentive obliging and gentlemanly officer.
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IN SENATE,
TurspAY. JuI

TUESDAY, July 10, 1S4l.
The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate COM
municstion from the War Department in relation TO
the removal ofthe raft on Red river.
On motion of Mr.. SEWER, FIVE hundred additional
copies were ordered TO be printed.
Mr. WALKER presented petition from citizens Of
mississippi in favor OF bankrupt law.
Mr. KERR submitted resolution ia relation TO
changing the hour Of meeting from 10 to II o'clock.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-17

LOAN BLL.-The loan is -" made reimbursable
either at the will of the Secretary of the Treasury,
after six months notice, or at any time after three
years from the first day of January next" We were
slightly in error in our former notice of 1t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-25

FSNilE ,UBSGklRER viii eher Tor sale. on The
MONDAY IT. Noyenbcr nj Amherst Court
Ipuse, thar being count day, ms rsttIc IN Tie conn
~ OF Amhcrs'. / IS distant from tGn town oi
NV Glasgow, two milo; 5 from the mt House,
aud ten from James RIVER 1t contains about
1900 .FCge8,
10 OF which are clrHed, q In gnod heart Two thirds
acll st Ia Glover. aud The whoe in a higi, state oil
improvement. The Wood l. nd heartily ,,uber
ed, and large potion fine Toba' Co land. Tue
crop n DO last ycar, was COO bills. Com, thirty
Thousand It's, ct Tobacco, il large crop oi Ols, &c.
4 iorre OF 5 or 20 hands, can be emp we'd tins
st,te. when considered one ot the pr, dur tive
IN the comfy. There is small, bu, and ye,y
comfortable House on The promises, Il good Barn.
Stables, Tobaero houses, e.. Any PERSON wishing
fae estate, in he lthy region, viii ind h,s
interest to examine this. TERMS-lbrral. and
ma lie known on the IA, OF sale.
ED A. CABELL.
g. The Richmond Wing viii cory I'll d"y OF
Sab.
NV GLASGOW, Der. 10 ,l5N
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a HENEBY FOR TSgkSUSas-s'ANHSstsk NFs
NtsssaN6s SORE MOUTH.

& nhnts are avery year consigned 10 the ombhy the
boyc stubborn disass. The rsnndng and ignorance
of most pHCng pyfIcens rfgnrd Ia this disease, nui
the consequent uncf r"ny o cure from ihcir M u
Ulret u common remark among all hosu Who have Ut
fer I'd from the disease, who have Witnessed the sucrna
Of Others.
II, therefore, gFea much pleasure, TO le able 10 of
fer 10 tins class ot suiefcrs remedy whiFh
Hs nsrer atta ia single inst in the u,os
ted Of this disease whore the mother and child
have been covered externally with ounkrr the
whole body, a WI, asiuternaily.
Many the we have Witnessed performed by these
medicines in the Of Thrush f0Hber adI hr
sing Sore MoHh ~iere the patient lu been given
yer by number TT tie mpa talented pa ar,aHs.
We present Il Compound thus roHi !tutlr because
know n Is mi t96 t,itf = mr. ssst'''.
fur alle iy -',At= g.. 2Ho' Oh
O,t a. T.
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JEW DAyAE's OR EzfHts:slSg
PLASTER,

FI,IE pccuias of this ehemic al compound, oH,ng
j extraordinary effects upon The animal fibre o
nerves, lganents md muscles, its VIRTUES being carried
them the immediate OF disease OF pam md
However good any Internal remedy may be, this
external application, viii prove ciiu auxiliary,
moving the disease and facilitating the cure, Of To-
cal ndammnIipn, seofons alacuou King Evil Gout In.
nlmmalory AMI Chronic rheumatism. AMI IN all cast
where seated paln wcuknrsss exit
gentlemnn travelling in the North Of Europe md Pucs-
tine ia 1880 much snd in the atrr place prnse
Of JEW DANlDS OR HEBREW PLASi Ek, and of the
tas he coneIcrcd mincu il had performed, that
he induced it lis person, for lung mud
liver affection the fenoyn OF which Ind bcCn tie Chc OBJ
ject of his Journey but which had resisted the genial uu
that bumy md delicious Clmae. lie found
his health improving, and in few weeks his cough LEFT him.
the sallowness OF his in disappeared his pain removed
and his health became permanently reinsntcd Since that
time has been recommending tito his friends and uoquan
tances for all fixed pains "hRtcvor, fuch aumati4m
gOu cadnche, tooth ache puin in the side, hip hack and
tnnos stn Joints cakes neuc the breast weakness
oudpnln in the stomach weak limbs lamcncs affections
the spine female Weaknesses &c. Nofmie subJactto pain
weakness in the back or siia should be witiOutit
MARRIED LADIES,
in delicate situations fud great relief from tamil,
ing tins plaster The application Of this pntr between
the shoulders has been found certain remedy for colds,
coughs phlhsc and lung Affection their primary stngtl.
It destroy inflammation bypoducins copious pospation.
No physician should be without it.
For particulars bills that accompany eae box anil
directions Each box contains sufficient spread
eight plnsicls Price 50 cents per pox.
The above are FOR sale by DiNkLE Il RUMBOUGlI.
- is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-25

Fruit oftie Camp ign.-Aless,s. Afford and Mes
BIT, members OF Congress Tom Georgia, have
si9rcd eli seats. They can't stand the d. mo, rat
ls bnaa-.Ic which has just been poured IN np.n
them. [Lunchbgrp RcpubLcan
Wei, II this be 81, It only shows that The Wings
arc more obeHient TO the popular vii than the Loco
F'cos, who stand any SOFT OF "broadsides," wiz
het "dsniocratio' or federal. Mr.. Wright for ex
ample, has kept his seat in the u. S Senate, in de-
nance oil se'eia tremendous ''broadsdeso fro. lis
constituents in New Yurk. Tie North Caroline
"enalols, Brown and Sraage, stood ''troddslits
lot some liInc and wheu they did resign, did so, il
Is believed, hot in Obedience TO public senimcGt,
pu' win view 10 perafe upon public opinion
me tennessee, Louisiana and ONO Senators
rave eeatd II "thuuder,' bat they all sood last 10
'er places! Trey are most valiant advocates for
Tue Right of instruction IN theory but thy never
sho" US ihoir fulh by Mcr wJrkS. They adopt
NC ceifhrstcd maxim II Napoieon's figorte corps,
i"e Fnnch Guard never relreat'--Hey ncrer
''"6a' Cur ne,ghbo1's snecr, therefore, (un.nlen-
uo'''ly 10 toubf) is high compliment to Ihr
"ss'--thorgh Ne APP rehend undeseved one
;" we present t5s,ance-as Nessrs. Afford and Mes
" 'eSig4th ueI0fe the election, aud entirely r. III
r'sohai consI o,aions--the former on accent Of
- 'I!eaie state uf his health WHICH com. ellrd
'' 10 aeSent himself from Washington several
''"' be'"'e tie close Of the extra session.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-25

Vim success high, tredII,ble IA Ia. t,ici1s
aud diligence, he setlled at Halifax Conu llousr
Who're he devoted himself to the duties of his pro-
iession. Bui ere he had reached the honor and
ein"lnnent 10 Which ms merit entitled him. he WIS
attacked by the disease. lcneuh whose slow but
destructive effects, lie finally sunk the most assidn
ods care awaiting nothing. aud the power oi medicine
beng utef, h,hlcd. There remains To his family
OF whom tie vas the 10y and prde. the consolation
OF dweIllnc ON ms name and virtues, aud .ixing the
love 81 hem forever In theIr hearts. And well ma,
they be cherished; iar he was warm, Jealous and
.hcctonatc IN his friendship, hg hminded and d SIN
icresed IA las conduct, modest and uuassuming IN
his naancrs. peculiarly distinguished for his social
qualities, ever ready 10 itlicve The tedious hour BY
the rlaNfuInrss OF his fancy, or enlycn conversation
by the brllI ucy OF his vii. Even while under the
infections Of his eNhausiug and debllitatlng ualas,
he, ~ ms IN ocent pleasantly. often revived the
Grouping sprlls Of those around hun. Altho' he
made - nhlle profession OF religion, his ilcnts
were not without hope IN his death His paucpce
aud leslgnalion-hiS composute in view OF death
his occasional remarks, aud the calmncss visible To
lis friends they caught expression last Iece-
ding ray" consplred 10 declare that all WAS pence
wi hin.
=, At Amherst count house, on Thursday the
l4th instant. BENJAMIN RICHARD, in liant son OF
Richard II. aad Mary 7. Fond, aged l6 months aud
81 days.
The early rose ulods it's be auteous form
Aud spreads its icuNes catch the morning tn,,
1t falls, alas. heneath the evening storm,
lts laNcs are sencrd WIFE, and all its charms decay.
Beauty and youth aud innocence are vain;
Can iniuut smiles delay the parting BREATH
Can youth enlndo health's sweet blush ueuinl
Or lanhcut beapiys bloom arrest relentless deati'
Ono, my son: could innocence n,nil,
rale death had never snach'd thy tender breath;
Or beauty, III, fair check had ne ei grown pno
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a. UrERIOR 10 the II ,Feun Buudrss, Evans, Tomato,
- the hatchlass prc,d Sanatye, Indian ~ 5uyc,
other rs Compound heiofr the public certified 10 )
Ply sclans and others. Let condemn them anil thy
have ued them, and then ure CERTAIN they viii
1t Is now settled with all WHO have used the Vrrp-
table PERSIAN Pulls TINT they pfe Hl the Lest
mud most elcuclons IA hlLf MEDIC th1t laon
used in Amcricn. tcveIY family could Income acquainted
with their Sovereign power dsrHssH they would KIP
thon and be utepaied with REMEDY nfpy uu ibe
first appear disease mud then low much distress would
avoided and saved we'll NJ the lives oil thousands
who hurried of time by nrglecting disease IN ia FIRST
stages by being in possession Of remedy which they
can place dependence upon.
81 Pills in DO. Price 62i cts. For Sale in Iynchbug
by DlNkLE a. RUMBOuGll, Aga.
Oct o5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-25

Sunify oflhe northern newspaper editors are
much al a loss 10 what sins OF authorship to
charge upon Judge Ufslur, the new Secretary Il
thc Nav We will Tell them. lie Is the author Il
- Blel Eoquty into The trne nature, &c. OF our
FodcGd GousJHulou,' which volume is a most able
exposition and maintenance OF State Rights doc.
tfines aud TO feiute which, or even to impair Ihe
free oi the argument, would greatly pe'picS any
one, or all # tlose who so anxious 10 fix some
charge upon this " Virginia absuacron'sl" and
soutdeiealer district consl ionaHd ) ate R'gtds
Tile farmers heGister.
The f5r GOING paragraph we Gnd copied by the
Madisoni5a, President Tylef's organ. We hore
that rapel Intends to endorse tie sentiments OF The
work Ia a'sloe-it bemg the s'me from which we
recently copied aslroug Argument against The tio
poacer, and against the re-e6gi6aiy Of the Prtsi.
dent. We presume, al least, tnatlhe President and
his cuntticfs vi be restrained, by respect Tor he
new Secretary Of TIE My, LON attempting 10 itn-
paii the force OF that gumen,, cilEer BY word or
deed.
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gs'. II. q IL II ~ ~ e.,

OF NEN l DIRK NIff,
EGS leave 70 iuiarm The tiiiz-.s Of Lynchburg
z D aud v cinily iht he his returned ron NV
! ork and is nov prepared TO resume hIs bushes
lie has also btou- lat With h,m a seize, quanruy III
TEsssic, ty the most popular mPostrs, aud II hnr
supply Of the best P,ano Srin.a. which will b.
a. i, hon one 10 a fun sell on The most reasonable
t'rsas. PlaHes tuned usual, AMI any fepai,,
iDne To ifl instrument npUn tit slUrtcsi n,irc. an
"a vi a4FIuyrd meth'd.
y .;.tt' Dor l. isf
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& end, 81. TO-. ,S'Cse,

1 INTENDING to move 10 tho county Of Prince
! Edward. will, onthe y II ofubc present month,
ohei ot sale ny lrhct + LAND in Amherst cuun-
", miles I'm Lynch5nrg, ON the Lynchbnrg and
builaiHe Springs IufnpIk", c nlaning $50 aires.
The LAND Is well improved. arA IN Of tho
b"s ne,ghbnmh, od. IN Wig ma Assn NJ II C same
tune. | ",ii oii"r Ia, sale ny ezra. Oas, Fodde'.
Nc, alc IA the place. crop OF Wheat WI be
sowed, Terms made known On the DAY OF sae.
l.. l.. DAWSON.
Oh. ~ II o2U
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EE.ETS, C.EEpS, SEgOES, Sc

'E'tlE subscriber is receiving, iron, the manu-
u lecturers and others, his supply Of Has, Caps,
Shoes AID Boots; comprising alnos, every atrcle IN
those lines, adapted to the OF Ladies' entIenen,
Misses. Youth and Children. Also. Sole and Up
per Leather, Calfskins, Lining and B ndng Skins,
Shoe Thread, Backing, Trunks. Travelling Bags
Boot Trees, Shoe Last Writing and Letter Paper.
best Wiring Ink; all of which he offers Tor sale
the lowes' cash prices NJ. w. DAVENPORT.
Ocl. % 4f
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Oct II
.N'Jehg ,SCh0Ot.

ss 90 * = tx II q psN
EbY the rtqnrst otseyeIal hIendi | propose 10 ~
pen - Ntlh, School for instruction IA BOOK
kEEPING. II wig been very successful IN teach
Ins H. thnk | sl,a be able 10 = We satisfaction 10
those who may lhmk ptoprt TO ny II.
Terms 8 o inadylncc. II any. der gong lhr ugh
the course. mould rot he satisfied the mo y viii
De returned. APply Al the Book one.
r. Is. SHELTON.
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z.g ii n. 0s zsr.S.y.O S!!

.
'ValIE subscriber Is new prepared 10 fffnish any
u iauliY desiring the ahu We instrument, upon The
meg hbcrh terms, AMI itom the most approved
Mannlhctuties IN The UhItcd Statcs. The Justly
de rvea reputation Obtained By the dlIerei makers,
has bpen SO much huded through the public press.
than any remarks of his would be unnecessary
upon the present occasion. lie beng known
anutacturci Of the instrument, can MI
The Pianos made by the different esab lshments, az
inferior in the world All that he requires
lrla': AID If the purchaser is lot Pleased with
he Instruments il can be returned.
W. p. GREENE, Agent.
u All Pianos sold BY M viii be p'eked and
distance IN the routlrs, ree Of expense.
Thcy mrl also be kcpt III order one Year, without
aty th,rrr IN he purchaser, by myself, | pass
throlgb the coauuy tnitc year regularly.
SeH. 10 il
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d'stse3rSis,t05scs's safe Of Ey,sd and
.NCHyOEg.

PURSUANT toA decree of ,he Circuit Supe
L rot Count II Law AM Chnn,ely fl the
county Il Campbell, pronounced IT The Scprm
bct lern, ISL, IN the ease II +, stcr Dowcl aud
otheta. p,nuh., W. John Marshall aud others, de.
lcndanrs shall, 80 commissioner, proceed 10 sell
10 lhr uirhrsf bidder, NJ tum bcli Cutu House,
ou Monday the 81 day al November hex, that be-
~ tamj day.lhc properly nlued IN Sa}d decree, 10
We. tracl ol L1nd, Containing 10Y ac,rs mute or
lcs. hinc IN TIE count, Of tanpbe !, On The head
pfcfsoi Falling EiTrt, beng the dover L,nd oi
the lac Ms. Safna Dowell deed. AID five Slaves,
& s,o5.an and child and lhrcc suls unconnonly
hhely.
Tae tile to the foregoing Is believed 10 be per
tccdy good, hui acting Is commissioner, | Will only
convey such ~ "a vested IN me.
Tn sale wall be made = oredn until the i,i
July. lB42. Bonds with undoubicd security vii
lie /, CURED oithe purt hascr.
E.. l.. MOSBY. CORR.
Oct. Ii IN Il
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A I Cn.uu Superior Cour uf Law and Chaa-
/ = Gerry, continued and held fr Bdckn ham
COUNTY, At the Court house, on Friday 'he 10 h day
nf September 3ll, siuing rs court Of chauceD:
Maurce LaHg horne J L, and - Scf0ges, me,-
chants and parlneis trading under The style Of Lang-
horne, q S3ruggs, Plant H.,
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Allen Jones and Harriet his wife, Daniel II uddle4
ston aud Ehzabeth his wife, William Harper. L.
ilchefrv II dIleson and his infant chdfcn, Ltle g.
berry aud Thomas luddlesuon, George Harper,
Saml Harper Lucy Harper, Levipia Harper, Mar
tina Harper and Rebecca Illrper. aud 9'homas NJ.
Bonduranl, adm'r. OF Samuel Harper, decd,
II. IL,
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r.. ELDRlDGE.
CoMMissIOHER S Orr cE,
IA InLrr QiH FL

q TUUtT, IJH, ICfI'
The parties interested IN the iotc olng decree
are hereby requested 10 rake notice, that have ap.
po ruted Saturday lie 27h day OF November n xi,
lot the purpose Of tlhing the several accouu di-
rcc,cd BY the foregoing decree, at Buth ingEam
Cunt Hou-r a winch time and place llley a'c -
qacst,d 20 attend. wr.h hrr ana ryldri c.
KOEERP SHAW, Com;ns sienef OF
the G. = {. # i..s,ad i Buch e,un-
OF = ~
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The Lyochbufg Vugnian admits the correctness
Of the rfincple INV lived IN Mr.. Tyleis instructions
TO tie rs, Once ID patlmcni, but doubts wltIl.ef
II viii be importantly Gained our. In confirmation
Of lis doubts, II refers 10 the editor OF he "Old
School Republican," at Columbus, as presenting
case lhe l.IPtbbdble induG enee OF the President,
IN consequence II Is stated. Il his being
ROW, e at 1t htppens 10 be, that Tie editor Of he
Otd School Republican, AID the Postmaster a
Columbus. are Two distinct and separate persons,
aud the ca-e tncfellrc atords proof in Ultima
ton 81 a0y just for The excessive jealousy and
dubosty OF the VreInian. 1t shows, however, that
IN the a sence OF real objections 10 the President,
ms enemies are MT slow manu- featuring them.
MAJ lS0nidn.
j.. Phe Aldisonian would do well TO read our ar
tf"s before it comments upon them. II it had
done - IN the present case, II woul not have been
gwltyef "mauuiq curing" charge against us winch
haf 10 laun,agjon Ia fact We know. as weil rs The
Mallsanitn, that the Postmaster at Columbus is
MOI tie editor t the "Oid School Republicans" and
Wc hare sad That lie l0as, attempted To base
uron thu fact any mputation upon the President.
Gun remarks did not even 0iiude to the Columbus
postmaster, in the lemotest degree, but were con-
fined letter from Washington, which appeared
in the "RepuJlcan." The editor of the Madlso.
nian must have been dteannng-of the Spols OF
something rlsc-sllen penned the above par
graph.
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S-AlL faEClIONS

OHIO. The con, ct ioi the Legislature oi Ono
T.. ,e,y close, notwithstanding the unfair apporl IN
men, Of tenresenla,ion made BY I've Loco Focos. in
o,e1poweriue Wing 'onanes by uniting The m WIN
Others which were esef"elmlns Loco foco ma.
iur,rs iage majority Of the popular vote - SAD
TO be IN fsyor oil the Wigs. In the Senate, II
members held over, aud there L TO be elected.
The 18 WHO bel over were equal, divided, 10 WI;
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Z An NOW receiving very large and splendid
y ftoth Of sea ouabie Goods, Which my fiera1
aud tie public arc invited 10 call aud examine =. -
MERCHANTS viii be supplied al SMALL ad-
vauee#o r.r Nv York and h 81 prices.
EsE.sF.S' R'E3zgS will ID a lu assortment NJ
h,aey wo lien and other seasonabe aitie,rs al low
pucea-aud
'rhose wanting E.g.s'Ch' dsOODS are espe-
ciaIIy REQUESTED tu call 'ud lonk, tho variety is
moi surpassed by any stock IN The State
JOHN q. MEM
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