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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
CANARY SElsD.

tANANG SEED.
A SUPPLY always On hard. ant 0,r safr
n Johh-lON, Medical EMPORIUM
30 late Lyon johnston 4 Iyen
SPICES FOU PICKLING, Of the be5t quTlify
- Also, IufmeTic anil White Mustard seed f,r ssi.
BOLTON HARRISON
-t,t 'ofuef above the Ranks
W WORMS IN CuTBDRHN.-ofaln,.l a..
eases o. which children ate exposed none are ~ fti A.
hem a. worms Unfortunately. ciifren arc seldom, f,,
ffam thcini snd a. hcy iuthe Tho symptoms of aimo.t
every cop ihey oil'u urouce aiirunf Meets with
on benf suspectel Worm IRE only luse of ne
sase lhenselsss butey her daieB, sssravso s Other
diseases wandering hoin ono part ofthe body the oier
bowels and requsnJ me tron,causing commissions ana
TOO onon dCath. Tho desired remedy will he fonnd Il,
Res Worm Drope, whish will very soon ferroy ne
WORMS and nvEofne the power Of 81. sfIn a. a. ~ prc
return Of thom. sold W
Que DOOR sbote the Rel Tavern Richmond snd nupuv
eosscr Jones, Petersburg. &C "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

FTT-.
The Defendants above named having entered their
appearance and en- security according tho act OF As
senny andt The rules This Court appearing by SAT-
lsdeory evidence OF this Com.
lnonwcsh u 70 ordered, That the said defendants do an.
pear here the first day OF the nrIt January Term
ara answer the OIL Of the plaintiffs and that cop
OF hls order be torthwith Inserted some newsnaber
pubishedin the city Of Richmond for two months sue.
ccssy>y and posted the front OF the CAPITOL IN mn.
samclv. cory-Tesie,
6--w9w wN n s,Nns ~ ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

NIHGlSIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office oI
the SUPERIOR Court OF Chancery for the Rchmond CIR
cult, the 3ri day Of October, 1882:
Charles Sow aud Joseph tow partners .oiny I'm snas
under the name aud style OF a Jstow, Pnf.
against ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

Ia United states Court Tor the Eastern District II
Virginia 9Th August, 1872:
In the matter of Bankruptcy of
TOHN w. GLENN, OF the county Of Halifax, IN the
Eastern Virginia District The said John W. Glenn who
has been dccre"da bankrupt by this Court having fled
petition praying for his dicharg": IL is ordered Thai
notice thereof be published in a newspaper printed in
the city Of Richmond seventy days least before The 9th
day Il January nett when hearing viii be had the
said petol al the City Hall in city II Richmond and
all creditors who have proved their debts anil other per
sons In interest may appear the said time and place.
show cause any they have why the prayer Of the said
petitioner should not be granted.
Copy-Tsste,
ocH wllw HENRY GIBSON. elk.
IynchbuTg vlrslnian will copy wllw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

In the United Court for the Fast; IN District OF
Virginia. August 10Th, 1872.
In the matter ri Bankruptcy OF
NATHAN w WALTON, ofthe county OF Buckingham,
in the Eastern Virginia District; The said Nathan
W WALTON, who has been decrccd a bankrupt by this
eour, having filed petition prayog Tor his discharge Il
is ordered, that r1ce thereof be published in nespa-
printed the Cy ci Richmond ~ day least before
the h day OF November next, when heGTiss il L. hal
the said petition, the City Hall, tc Guy OF Rich.
taond and all creditors who have proved their debts
other persons interest; may appear said aud
place and show cause Il any iney have, why the prayer
OF the said petitioner SHOULD not be grated.
copy. Tesge
an 70 wIlw HGNRY GIBSON. Clerk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

In the United Court the Eastern District Of vir
gina, at Norfolk, 9Th October. lst2.
WILLIAM III. PARks Of the town OF Portsmouth, hav-
w ing filed petition, praying that he may he declared
bankrupt Il ordered That all persons Claiming 10 be
creditors OF the said William H. Parks. show cause to The
CONT the 81 day Of November next why the said WIN
H. Parks be not deeaie bankrupt pursuant oihc act OF
Congress in that behe and that cory OF this order be
Pubhsbedn the newspapers according to the 2d aud 18th
Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
Nv WIN. q. sANns. @ G.


The defendant William RudI, not having .,,.,.d I,
H,s, and given security according To tic act O.
Hscoy and the Rules Of Court and II appe n,
csiictoy ovdcnec. that he not an Inhabisn, of ~
so9nu! - ordered that tho said Defendant d. .,r,r
octe INC Justices OF our said Court AT m. Cour,hnss
on me mrs. THURSDAY In December next and answer M.
pahuusth andtha Hcoiy ofthis order be frrthwIh in
serted N some Wrapper puhlishcdin The Civ ~ Reh
on iot Two months sncccssycy, and poste al the fron
uoor oil tho Courthouse ofthis County. '"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

In tie United States Court for the Eastern District Of vr-
gini1. October "a, ls12.
In the matter Of Bankruptcy Of
John w. HARVEY II the county OF Campbell In the
~ Eastern Virginia District Tho rad John w. Harvey
who has been fecrced BaukruIt BY this Court having
dleda petition praying for his discharge: II is ordered
ihet notice thereof be published In Newspaper printed
In the City q Richmond, seventy days least before the
9 day of January cat when hearing will be had the
sal petition, The United states Court Room the Cty
Of Richmond. and all creditors who have proyec their
debts aud other In interest," Lay appear The said
uc aud place and show cause, any they haye why the
prayer OF the said petitioner should not be granted.
oe6 w1lw HENRY GIBSON. Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
oc 10 WOW w MILLER. G.. &C.

IN gnANUEKY- VirgIa.--Ai rules held In the Clerk (,
onicc Of She Circuit Superior Court Law aud Chan.
ccry Tor the county 81 James CITY snd the City Of vii.
ansLufg at the Courthouse In tho ssd City. from the
sixth TO the eleventh day OF Jun Inclusive ia the year
one thousand eight hundred and ioify-tvo.
Beniamin Welles, assignee Of samuel Welles, John
style 81 Wcllcs a. Co. PHI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
.eu w9w "A ''p' 's''' WIN q. SANDS &C

NkGiNA.@M Rules held IN the CLERKS office OF the
MI supsi9t ,ontt OF thansery for the Richmond Cir
benjamin iumms, William " Lumuls, and Dayton
=, paitneis "a trade doing business under the style
~ = :, u,'A's ~ w. Pills.
George Mohr aud other, d.s
Tue defendant above named not having entered his an
peaIance and given security according the Act OF a.
sehy anu the Rules of this Court and u appeaIing h.
satisfactory evidence, that he Is inhab AMI OF is
commonwealth; Is or-rcd, that the said defendant a,
Appe1 mere on Tie hrst day Of the January Term ami
answer The bill Of tho plaintiff thla copy of This or
ger hc ioHhMh inserted In some newspaper publisbe5
~ the Cay OF Richmond oT mAnlis ana
posted inc front door of the Capitol In the said civ
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SeufSer. BET eber Dem 8inbe als menids
libem 1tbem alei6, peridpanb ; ibr eeib
fam nir mebr ipie cine Wolfn ais tpie Elm
nenibli6er &Grper Dor. SD mar 70 er=
f6redt, bab mir oos 6aar gu 8eree ftano
uno mein Nodbtieue berabfiel. SD itieb
uno i6Gttelte meinen 8emabl, tpelber
lpdbreno bet eansen 3eit eeiblafen batte.
enoli6 ober febr perpunoert par, MIDI
in FOLDER 2(neit Su finoen, nod mebr aber
ols ib ibm bic .8sibidte erddblte unb
oas ofTene Seniter seiete. &einer bon uns
i6lief mebr in oieier Nabt. 9eeen fanf
llbr Fam bic Dame oes 6auies su uns.
uno fa9te. fie iep Die aanse Nabt nidJt
i'm Sette 8etpelen, neil elmer ibrer 8et-
tern aus Oct Samile S'Srieu, oefIsn
Sorfobren oies Sblob seieien bdtten,
eetpiini6t babe, oob fie bel ibm auf Dem
Simmer bleibe: um 2 llbr fep terielbe
8eiforben Sic ieete binju: .Sb ,pane
f6e, bas Sbr nidt beunrubiet sporben
iepn moeet. oenn es 1T in oieIem 6auIe
|9etpobnll6, oab, penn Semanb aus Der
Samllie i'm Sterben lieet, bic 8eitalt eis
elmer Srau in feoer Stabt am Senifer ers
fdeint, bis ct toot 1T. Diefe Srau mar
por alten 3eiten burb ben bamalisen
S6lobberrn gutter 6offnune sesporoen.
Der aber ermoroete fie in ieinem @arten
uno parf ben eeibnam in ben 8lub Der
binter Den Senfter binfliebt. Sb oabte
ni3t baran, ols ib Gub berberbrabte.
S9ir erwieoerten tpenie ouf bieIen 8emeis
bon Site, fonoern entfbloHcn uns, balo
mo9llbit ab5ureiiem inoem mein Mann
Der Meinun8 mar. bab Der Iberslaube in
oleien 8eeenben melt bdufeer wdre, ais
in sn8lano. uno mir sulest 8eibe bic In.
itbt beoten, bab meine iu fart aufseree,
te pbantafie mid ettpas bate ieben lais
fen, spas in ber 8irflibfeit ear nibt bots
banoen fep.-
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3ur nnterbaltuns uno Belebrun9.
@eneral Don Steuben.

Ger neueife uno leete 8anb Der BON
6rn. Sareb Sparfs in 8oifon beraus9ez
aebenen amerifaniiben 8io9rapbien ent,
bGlt bic eebensbeibreibun9 oes Generals
.. Steuben, zines utlben Soloaten, ber
lb ber Sreunolbaft 8al lbin9tons erfreu-
te, uno Der, inoem ct Die Diseiplin oes preus
bif1en Seeres uno bic &rie9serf fabrun9,
Die er unter ben Sabnen bes 9roben Srieos
ri6 eeIammelt, nab @oroamerita brabte,
ni6t peni9 oa5u beitru9, ben Sereini9ten
Staaten ibre 9e9enpartise ltnobbdneis=
Felt gu erfdmpfen. Srieoerib 8ilbelm
Sreiberr D, steuben tparo in S6waben
Inn oas Sabr 1886 seboren uno trat frabe
5eiti9 in ben preubifben &rie9Soienif, in
.pel@em er fid balo our6 perfonli6ea
Mutb ausaei6nete. Sn ber ndbifen ums
9ebun9 oes prinoen 6einrib ma6te er
ben fiebenjabrisen Srie9 NIT, na6 oefen
8eenoi9uns er in feline 9eimatb sur,if'
febrte, no er ols 2(oiutant in ben Dienft
bes Sarifen bon Soben5ouern, 6ed,inaen
trat. sSm Sabre 1857 iibertru9 ibm bet
Marfsrof BON 8aoen Den Sberbe febl aber
feline Gruppen, inoem Steuben gum Sc
neral ernannt tpuroe, aIs tpel6er ct audi
bato oarauf ben Sroen ber 2reue erbielt.
Sn paris, tpobin ct cine nrlaubsreiie
unternabm, lernte er bel Dem oomalisen
arieesminift fter, @rafen y. ct. Germoir,
mebrere iunse Mdnner oes fran5ofiben
boben Noels fennenL bic ft6, eben 70 tpie
Gafapette, NIT srobsr eebbaftisfeit fir ben
banals in 2lmerifa aus9ebro6enen Srcis
beitsfries intere1iirten uno gum 2beil aub
bereits sur l1nteritdsuns oeielben oabin
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Ser 2eitunosorufer.

Ser 3eitunesorufer.
melb' 9bisr auf oieIsm grpenrunc,
8eplaster 1T, als ipte Gin 5nnb;
Sbr $euttben, ia9t, iper mag es feln?
ugin armss 3eitunsscrufsrlsln."
9astaslieb bat es feline Slctb,
Sci rauber Eott uno trof'nem Sreo,
@splastsr Fam fen WsnIh ,pcbl Iein,
Ills mic ein 3eitunssorufsreln.
2(m Sattsn itebt es Gag uno Slabt,
Oie preGe treulieb es benabt;
gs 1ebreibt uno fest Die 3ppen eln,
Das einne 3eitunsspruferlein
9id Sinoer, oft i'm 6aus fsin grob,
Sn &heb' unb Seller 9rcBe Stctb,
Rein Seutel Fam ,pobl leerer ein,
Nls ber pes 3eltun9s
qgenu es taaneb'mal Elm Gldsbsn trinft,
ilno elmer Sh6nen freunplb Dlntt,
5ei6t's sIsieb: mas fit eln Shnpenldbr5eth
ST bod Sas 3citunssprnfsrlen.
openn ale QBet in Srieben lett,
3an5t fnst, uno naeb 9srsnilsen ttrebt.
Gist fill in Ieinsm &dmmerleln
Sas arme Scitun9sornferIein.
qBnn alle qSslt besablst 1T,
Gelbtt 9Irte, Supe Intit6riit;
6si6t's bod: es mub separtet icin,
Seim armen Seitun9sorufer!eH.
Ser Hemterbaltsr arobe 3abl,
Bsi jsocr Sritbs uno Spatjabrss wabL
9ie fsbren jsosm Gag ,pobl Elm,
Beim suten 3eitunsssrufer!ein.
Gin Ssbsr mill selotet fein,
D16bt germ Die v$aib' unb SHbe" frsi'n,
Nuf beioen Shultsrn trd9t oen Stein,
Oas matte 3eitunss
st enblib oann Die N3abl Dcrbsi,
llno es rcn plaseseiftsrn frei,
Oenft esiner bod: be5ablt Icll Ieirh
Das arme 3eitunss
@tebt 'ma( sin e ttatt sinsm II,
Sbreitt es ttatt Siibe einmal Cub,
@pfort muB inttrniret felm,
Sas bumme 3eitauSsprudsrIein.
Doh 1T ,bm noeb Gin srott belhsert,
Oa6 feline Slotb nieht c.pi9 ndbrt.
SIN 5immel, adj ,pie tpcbl ,pirts Ie;H,
Dem frrmmen 3eitanas nasorufsrlen.
Ibb. Sntelieenesr.
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Ser Qlteife Yallm in Der QRe[t.

ST. eouoon liefert in einem farslid
publi5irten Werfe cine Qbbilbuna oes 3ps
prei1enbaumes bon Comma in Der Com.
baroei. ben man fit ben dlteften Baum
in oer @eit bdlt. Sn Wailano bat man
cine alte Gbronf, tuelde fbreibt, oab oies
fer Baum ftbon 5ur 3eit pou Sulius Gds
fer [42 SABRE Dor Gbriiti @eburtl aeftans
ben babe. Gr it l2l SUP bod. unb beg
Stamm mibt. | Sub pom 8coen ab,
% SUP i'm Dur6mener Napoleon pers
fbonte bieies l1eberbleibiel bes Iltertbums
als ct feinen plan su elmer Strabe dber
ben Simplcn entsparf, uno mabte lieber
eine &riimmun8. um ntbt ben Baum 5u
bel1doioen.
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=Sgez=
Sas Wettrennen NIT Sb[itten.


Gine oor3delibe Seluitieuns ber Rufs
fen 1T i'm Binter bas @ettrennen NIT
S6litten. 3u oiefem tpirb Elm ebener
plas, 100 mo9li6 auf einem Stufe, Seib
ooer See ee,pdblt 100 fib tdslib uno
5tpar in ber gfeeel s,piiben Q bis 3 ubr
Gfd6mitaes, iebr piele Meniben nit flei-
men uno iebr lei6t eebauten Sdtitten Der.
iammeln, auf oenen nur Elm Menib plah
bat. 9ier miro beoeutenb eetpettet, uno
es tommt nur babel auf Den beffen 5ras
bet an; oenn fobalS oas pferb nur ems
NAL aus oem 1rabe in @alopp fdQt, 1T
Die SSette perloren. Man nebt bier ib6ne
pferoe einen 70 fbnetlen Irab laufen bas
Dem i'm S6litten Sieenoen Der Itbem
falf per9ebt.
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Cine 9elpenffer9elbi6te aus Dem H.
ten sJabrbunoert.

gSir famen, eradblt eaop Sanibape, su
9aop 6onor S'Srien. ber iiineften Sobs
ter bes 9rofen BON Sboncno, 100 mir uns
orei Gage lang aufbielten. Sn eer erften
Nobt bate itb einen eroeen S6reeaen
inoem i6 in bem 3immer. pobin i6 ee'
fibrt porben mar, un9efdbr um ubr
ourb eine Gimme ernedt puroe. unb als
ib ben Sorbane suriid5oe, beim @onos
fbein cine Srau in Der Seniteruertiefune
bemerfte, tpeib aefleioet. NIT rotbem Soat
re unb bon blei6em, eeiffesboften 4niebn,
Sic fab gum Sentfer binaus. unb faete
laut uno nit einem Ione, tpie ieb ibn nod
ME 9ebSrt bate, breimal bintereinanber:
,,Gin pfero !" -- tporauf iie nit einem
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le9te folbes.in einen Sieeel, fbmorte es
nit Butter uno persebrte es. Die 6out
Die ab9eibnittenen @leoer le9te ct in cine
Woae, beitreute iie nit Sal5 uao fbob
ite unter bas 8ett. Den seritucfelten
Eorper be8rub ct in Dem Setter.
9Sie man am anbern Woreen ben Grs
moroeten permibte, CAB ct Dor. ct fep beue
te nit Subrleuten nab eeipaie eefabren
uno babe supor Der &ase Den Sbwan5
ab9ebauen, rpie Die Slutfede in oer Stu:
be oie5 nod Sei9ten.
9ie SlutAeden tparen aber 5u eroB,
als oob iie bur6 cine folbe Serftiimm=
lung elmer &abe bdtten peruriabt peroen
fGnnen. Non ib6pfte Seroadt ct tpur.
be perbaftet, uno bic unter feinem 8ette
oefunoene Wolle beftdtiete iolben bin
lGn9lib.
3oot lGu9nete nun nibt nur nibt bic
Sbat, fonoern eradblte ou6 Die porbin
aneefibrten l6auerli6en umftdnoe. Gbe
ober iein ltrtbeil erfolate, erbin9 ct fi6
i'm Gefdn9nib. Sein eeibnam poro
na6 Dem Sdinoaneer 9eibleift unb bort
ueri6arrt. Mon fanr bel ibn1 elm pors
oeblitbes 3auberbu6. Dies ,puroe bon
oer obri9feitlicben Seb6rce in Sei6lae
9enommen uno perlie9elt. Oemnd6it
muste es oer 6enfer auf Dem Sdinoan'
eer perbrennen.
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2lus Sfers miro 3utpeilen Grnf.

Ser 6er5oe Swantopol bate itb nit
ieInem Seere ee9en bic &reusberren sela.
CERT. Inter feinem ndbiten 8efolee be-
fono fi6 elm Goelmonn. ber fib Dor ben
&reu3berren 70 frdbtete, bob ibn faft elm
Sieber befiel, tpenn ct nur bon ibnen b0rte
Ser 6er5oa. I'm zines Shells Jpn Dor
ben ubrlp'' ,riees9efdbrten lG6erlib ;u
made ..oern 1beils, um ibn bon bieier
Su gu beilen, fanote einiee Geiter meg,
nit Dem beimli6en auftra8e, oaB fie 3u
oer 3eit, tpenn ct nit ieinen &apalieren
an Der Sofel fdbe. erfbrofen in oas Spei.
fealmmer itarsen uno rufen iollten .,8es
fbwlnoe fort! Die SreuSritter fommen !"
Ser 5er6co wollte ober feline @Gite
tpeiter eribreden; ct mabte iie alfo su.
por nit oieier Serobreouno befannt.
Nuea eelbab. spie es Der 6ersoe eineee
leitet bate. @ben freiieten munter bic
0efG(ten Seber, ols oos aus9eIbifte
Gcnmanbo 5uridfam. Sc meloete nit
9rober Seittir5un9, oab bic &reusritter
i'm In5u9e fepen. unb rietb Gneflib, ifb
our6 Die Slubt su retten. Ser furbtias
me Goelmonn lieb fi6 oies nibt Speima!
ia9en, ct ipran9 fbnell BON feinen Sei1el
auf, f6wane fI6 ouf iein Gob uno ioete
oapon.
Die llebrioen labten tpeiolib iber ben
Sel9lin9 obsr bic Eeiter batten ibre
Warnun9 ernitli6 eemeint, auf ibrem
Nitt poren ite ipirfli6 bic &reu5ritter ee-
lpabr woroen. Oieie trafen nun aub elm.
I'm elm Gntflieben war ni6t mebr gu benz
Zen. Ole Meften tpuroen nieoereeme.
selt; ber Ser5oe feIbit entfom nur oas
our6' oab ct no6 3eit bebielt, fib auf
fein Stop gu ibpineen uno ourb bic
@eibiel 3u fbpimmen.
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Gonoerbares 3u(amn,entrefen.

8or ben 2(iiifen au 8loneeifer ipurbe
Sobn Huf1el, % Sabr alt, aneeflaet, oas
ct cine Stute eetfoblen babe, bic bein Sos
fepb Sorban sebSre. st bespies Dor ben
@efbwornen. oab ct biefe Stute eefauft
babe. unb ct tpurbe baber freieeiproben.
Das Merfpurbiee bel oiefem Gebtsifreit
tpar aber, oaB bic Stute, Der &ldser unb
oer Qneeflaete fdmmtlib blino paren.
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G3isHstas Set 10. SgpriG 1912.

$% ) $$$ ]
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08
correspondence Of the state sentinel.


WASHINGTON. Feb. 1, l~i2.
GE>TLruEN-Thcrcw was but little business done N
the lower branch Of the National Legislature yester
day. Before the members assembled, it was Wills
percd that they about To lose one Of the Oldest
and most respectable members In less than hall
an hour after the journal was read, the rumor was
reduced TO a certainty, and It announced that
Mr. LEWIS WILLIAMS member from North Caro-
Ina, had just breathcd his last. The death OF
scarcely any other member the floor, would have
produced such general feeling Of regret amongst
the members. llr. Williams had been member OF
the House % years. lie orderly, quiet and
gen;icinanly man, with numerous friends, and not
one personal enemy.
There are some four or five other members very
sick at this time among whom is the versrable Ex-
Governor Morrow of OHIO.
Mr.. Woodbury. made very excellent speech in
the Senate on yesterday on the proposition Of Mr.
Clay to alter the Constitution go as 10 destroy the
veto power Woodbury. IS one Of the best reasoners
upon the floor Of the Senate. lie handled the pro-
position without gloves, anu, thought, made Mr..
Clay himself ashamed of it. Mr.. Calhoun viii speak
next. lie is against the alteration and viii not
fail to point the beauty Of the present Constitu-
ton and the danger of these proposed alterations
always made at a time when the mover shows
clearly that the proposition arises from some per
sonal pique.
The committee in each House have reported OF
the Presidents plan Of ENc.Icqucr. They have
Appropriated very closely to the principles of the
'Independent Treasury" One or two steps further
and this question of finance will be settled upon
system of metallic currency. which viii be as firm
as the hills and as beneficial all equality car
make it. Yours, &c. y.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

REFoRN.-Among the many extraordinary items
for which the wings IN Congress ask an appropr
alton, exposed by Mr.. McKeon, notice the fol-
lowing besides what Will appear the extract from
the debate in this days paper:
To Thomas Allen, for printing, &c. Review
of the opinion OF the Supreme Court OF New
lork by Judge fallmadge, and dedicated
10 D1Hii UeGSler lOG 33
To William Hunter, Minister at Brazil, FOR
expenses attending the Coronation of Don
Pedro $50 GO
Hurra for Mr.. Hunter lie attends the CORO-
NATION of a despot, instead of attending to the
business of the country, gets high, and asks the
Government to pay the scot! The wings in Con
gress seconded his motion, and attempt cheat the
people out of three hundred and eighty dollars
to pay for this Hunters shine, by attaching the item
TO the appropriation bill. What say our wing farm
ers to tins kind of reform Is it not fine bait to
give you FIRE cents piece, by the distribution act,
and tax you indirectly by means Of high tariff, to
get it back again to pay the interest on borrowed
money, to pay Hunters shines and to feed such
fellows as Tom Allen for printing reviews, dedicated
10 Daniel UeGsier,
Who wonders at hard times
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08
OREGON TERRITORY.

ROCKVILLE, Feb. -, 1>12.
To TIE ED,roRs OF THE STATE SENTINEL:
Gentlemen-I very frequently receive letters from
citizens parts Of the State, respecting the
Oregon Territory, and its occupation by the United
States An impression has obtained, that the Gov
ernment has made provision for its settlement, and
that bountes in land are to be given to settlers &c
have now before me. several letters in which this
seems to be taken for granted. Connected also
with this, seems 10 be an impression that ! am in
some way authorized to organize emigratng
Company As the enquiries are numerous, take
the liberty of asking you to publish this reply TO
them, and ! would be gratfed by It's publication Ia
the papers different parts of the State. The Gov
eminent has not yet made any provision for the
settlement of Oregon, nor for the organization of
territorial government there. \ proposition Is
pending before Congress now on this subject having
been introduced by Senator Linn of Missouri
fear 1t Will not pass, though ] should be extremely
gratiled to see provislo made for the settlement
Of that great country. | have felt deep interest
on the subject for many years believing that its
occupation would ultimately bring almost TO point
the immense space between the two Oceans and
open up the commerce of the Indies on the
West. Besides, II would ensure the settlement of
the vast region from California the Russian Pos
sessions Iy civilized people speaking our Ian
guage. and ultimately yielding to the influence of
free institutions in the American sense Of the term
The climate from California to the mouth of the
Oregon River is mild and healthful. The sea
breezes on the West, and the snow-covered noun
tains that stretch several parallel ranges from
North to South, afford conclusive evidence of its
healthfulness.
The impression that have any thing to Go with
the active preparation for the settlement of that
country, is owing to address which delivered
in bennington last year, which was published. In
that address set forth many reasons in favor of the
immediate occupation OF the country, and am still
deeply anxious the subject.
The truth is, 1 kHOw from conversations and from
letters and other sources of ;nformation that there
is strong FEELING on the subject, and that too
amongst class of the community that would at
once build UP interesting society, embracing
intelligence morals, industry enterprise and wealth.
1t the Government would make provision, there
would be 10000 families there in > years They
would have their State House, Court Houses School
Houses, Churches. work shops, mills, and in word
they would be just Furnishing communities
are here, with the trfng difference, that they
would live few steps beyond Longs Pcake Of the
Rocky Mountains
! am, very respectfully,
Your obcdient servant.
Il. y HOW ARD