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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08
Brown County Common Pleas,
H. 1910

THE following accounts Of Executors
and Administrators were filed at the DC.
tober Term, iS4l; and continued for Il.
nal settlement at the April Term, ls42,
to wit:
The Executor Of John II. Shepherd decd.
The Administrators of A. Linn, deed.
The Adminislrators OF Andrew TrimbOre,
deed.
The Administrator ofAmzi Baird. decd.
The Administrator of Andrew Baud, dec d.
JOHN H. BLAIR, Clerk,
B. G. e. P.
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aMoner M,llers were ltlIe tiphtel

"Money Matters were li'lIe tighter in
the city yesterday The principal Offer
ings we're indiana Scrip aud Illinois pa.
per. The Scrip was taken sParingly, and
only at 25 per cent discount. We see no
hope Of its being better, unless the State
Bank of Indiana will guarantee the pay.
ment or receive it, on the ssme terms
she would her own notes. Will she do
this3 she issues the paper, and should
give some such guarantee for her own
issues. She receives ssh ,465 Of these
notes from the State; the prior amount
outstanding was $I,3OO,OOO." "-ciH. Gds'
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Attention, Guards!

HylIE Membars Of the Georgetown GIsrdc
are requested to parade on the fSSll
square in Georgetown, on Tuesday, the 90
day OF February, al 10 O'Clock, for the purpos"
of celebrating the birth OF Gen. Wash,ns'oS, tN,,
Each member is requested 70 provide himsei
with eight rounds Of blank cartridgeS;
80 Ijv order .of thu Lieut.
q. B. CROUCH, o. 5.
P. 8. There will be Pubic Aansssy az s;s,
ma ma Ssaatlsnsn ~ M 40 respectfully invited, g
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sHERlFF's SALE.

Nohls Melvin Brown Common Pleas,
u. FL ia. ct LIE. IA.
Tarplev Jones,
d;,ected hy the Court OF Common Pleas, within
and for Brown county Ohio; will offer for sale,
a, the front door ths court house, IN Georgetown,
on saturday, the 18th day of March, ls4s' ba-
tvean thsiours of 10 and 4O'cIo:k on SAID day,
the following real estate to witt In lots nam
hers ons bundled aud five, and ons hundred
and twenty-four, (Nos. la5 & ls4) in North
Georgetown, Brown county, containing each
stable and other Improvements
TO be sold as the property OfTarpley jones'
in tbe above case. Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
D. g. o.
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shsrfa's office, Feb'y 5th, 1912.
sHERlFF's SALE.
Bodlamin Bowman

benjamin. Bowman ~ 49,
VS.. brown Oo'". leuS
Jefreys. :, ~, r. .
me directed BY the Court of Common Pleas,
w;tSio Min and for Brown colnp, Ohio, will oifst
ma' ,or sale, at tbs fOnt door Of the Gothouss :,
in in Georgotown, S on Saturday, the l9th day Of Of
Mor.h. u is4a, between the hours of ID & q o'clock
on said day this following real estate, to Wit;
A II those ftt.lots in the town Of Ripley, Brown
coi,nty. Ohio, known On the plat of said town Dy
,hsir numbers two huudred and twenty-eight
ond two hundred and twenrynine (Nos. 29S and
llgl called the Sand Mound Lots
70 be sold as the property Of william Dlansn' 'l
ard, in, the above case Terms ,M casn: Ss,s r n
Feb'y 4.h l549
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January II, I94!.

TIME undersigned takes this opportunity to
return his sincare thanks for the very lib
eral patronage which he has received hereto fore,
and bsgs continuance of public favor, as he is
disposed 10 sell cheap for cash or trade of any
kind, and will continue at the old stand, next
door to the Ohio Exchange. He has on hand
a ine lot ofN. y. Sugar, Coffee, Tea, &c. Al
so, Dry Goods, Queensware, Hardware, &c =
all ofwhch he will dispose Of as low as possible
LAMBERT NOWLAND,
II. RusselVille.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08

Quoted the times was absent from din,
ner-l4 days, 2 meals per day-2S meals
at 37I cents each-Sl0 1880. If you've
not got the fifty cents change thal's due
me, IN take a drink and The balance in
sSgGrs."
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STATE OF OHlo,l
BRowN COUNTY, sS
CUpuPue C,,tlRT.

CIPkEmE NODNf.
Elizabeth White, Petition Tor Divorce
vs.. ana AlimOny.
J. Alpheus White.
BE il remembered, that on the 18Th day Of
Januafy, A d. 1912, the said Elizabeth " bite
fled in The Office Of the Clerk Of tie Supreme
Court Tor said county, Der petition praying the
court to decreea dissolution Of The marriage con-
tract existing between her and the 'aid ) Al
pheus White, for the causes OF gross neglect o.
duty, wilful abssnes for three years, and habitua
drunkenness, as set forth in said Petition.
Ntiee is therefore hereby given 10 the said
AlpheUs White, Of the pendency Of said Peti
:ion; and he is hereby required to be and aPpea
before the said Supreme Court on the hrst dal
Of the next term thereof, and show cause, If am
I here bs, why the prayer of said petition shohl'
not be granted.
Attest, g. w. KING CLERK, s. C. D. c.
]. w. Lowe, Sol'r for Petitioner.
January 2lst, 1S43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08
state of Ohio, Brown County,
CnuRT OF COuMoN PLEAS.
Tu L. HANER Solicitor.
Nov. 9th, l64l .-6w.
In ChaneeEy.

David Crawford In chaneesy.
Jonn 4. Cowan d aai'rJ siif
1T9iE Rill in this case was filed ON the 4thof
So IsII. in the Clerks Office Of the above,
oa CoI,rt. and sets forth that on the 18th Of
a"',o,v tbe defendant Cowen, pretending TO
20 nc dplv authorized agent and attorney in
Fs.t ofsaid Douglass hby, sold to the complaln-
', az SI0 acres of land in Brown county, Ohio
ans, an oG survey No. 1919, for the sum Of SS2Oi
f.%at roy,plainant paid 10 said CoweR S42p, Fud
80 his note for the balance, which is now due
ssSat said Cowan made complainant deed ns
sn.h attorney in fact 0f lrBy; that since the exc
srution thereof, complainant has discovered that
ss;d Cowan's letter of Attorney, had theEetos. 5
FIRE been revoked by lTby, and never revived or
ranewed in any way by said IrbY; that be has
annlisd to said C0waN and lTby, both Of whom
Tsside in the Stale Of Virginia, TO make him ?
another deed for said land and they refuse TO DO
"a. that he is vendy and willing 10 pay the pal-
| srcs ~ the purchase money whenever re can
0h,.;n = itle. thu his present title is invUltdg
"a ths I9ir nravs the CDurt 10 cohTpelfHid de-
s..dan,s ~ make the complainant a geed title
81 .sid !. "a and for nm injunction 10 stag the
'.,,,.,fos oftbe purchase money until surh title
.s,is o,a fot general rslisf Ard the de
y s,s harsb, notified to appear ct the exl
~ rs etbe Court Aforesaid. 10 be hcldsns u
:, ,on,ss,oyp, in the county of BrowH.srd Stat
f0hio. and pleBd, answer, or dsmpT 10 sat
:; nil. oF The sane will be taken ps ctrfstted, 40
!. I ~ ,ratters thereof deefeeH feecfelrRiY ~
'D' DAVID. CRAWFORD.
tn. L. FfaMER, Sol'E for Cumpl't.
NV. 29tks le4ls-0w.
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Law Notice.

DAVID G. DEvORE will ptactice his pro
ression in the Courts Of this Judicial circuit
once in Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio, al
he North East corner of the public square.
May 18th, ls4l.
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HATS! HATS!!

DAVID FERRIER respectfully in.
~ forms the public, that he has com.
menced the Hating business in George
town. Shop 3 doors South of David
Crawford's Grocery Store, West side oi
Main Street.
.Tnlv G. 1871.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
T4IE Partnership heretofore existing under
the name and nrm of Nowland g. Snedi-
ker is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All debts owing b. the late firm will be paid by
A. 4. Snediksr, and all debts owing to the late
firm must be paid to A. X. Snsdiker immediate
ly, or else the account will be placed at once into
the hands Of the Squire.
LAMBERT NOwLAND,
A. R. SNEDIKER.
January ID I84l
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Married, On The 2Sd Feb, by the
Rev. William Parrish, MI. Jonr $. Pm
KIsER, Of CIermOnt Co, to Miss SARAH L,
SELLS Of this county.
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SHERlFF'S SALE


Christian Hurst Brown Common
We. Pleas.
John Huckberger,& vie ct al. In Chancery.
DURSUANT to an order Of the Court OF
Common Pleas, within aud for Brown
county, Ohio, made at the October Term lo4l,
ofsaid court, will offer for sale at the font
door of the Court house, in Georgetown, OH sat
urdav. the 18Th day Of February, 1872, betWesn
the hours of 10 ami O'Clock on said day, the
following real estate, 10 wit. Commencing at a
hickory and iogwoo1 stump, james Irvin's cor
ner; thence wi his Gns south, degrees west.
IS poles, To faHsn red-oak, Philip MilieFs
corner: thence with his line norths n degrees
east u,, the run, crossing is 'everal times 50 p1ef
to n sugar,ree and red. oak, another corner OF
said Wlisr thsnee south, 81 degrees tast. Al 2.lO
nnlss IN whits-oak, said Mil RS corner; thenre
eouth. With another line Of Miller 81 lA9 poles to
a white oak ami hickory; thence south, 81 Sd
degrees east 25 poles to stake, the division
corner: thence with the division line north, 2 de
prees east, IA poles crossing the SpriRsTun al
| 3s poles TO stone, Klickenefs line; thence
with said linz north, 80 l.! degrees west, 80
poles crossing "a branch at l3 poles to the begin
ming, containing 30 acres roods and 80 poles.
Ordered tn he sold in the above case. Terms
| One half cash in hand and the balance with in
terest. in one year from the day Of sale, to b'
secured by bond an1 sscuritv
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff
D. c. o.
"a, 1919
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SHERiFF'S SALE.
George hletlord Brown p,.C. Common
W. fleas'
Samuel q siscO and chancerg'

TnURSUAN'r to on otder Of the Court
Il Of common pleas within and foF Brown
county, Ohio, made at the October term
1871 Of said court, | will offer for sale at
the front door Of the court house IN
Gsoroeiown, ON Saturday the 18Th day OF
February, 1912, between the hours Of Ten
and lonr o'clock ON said day, the follow
inc real estate, to wit: In lot number 81
in South Georgetown, Brown county,
Ordered 10 be sold as the real estate Of o!
samuel G. Slsco and Mary his wife, IN
,he nbove case. Terms. cash in hand.
'"' JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff B CO
Sheriff & Office, January 9th, 1872
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Henry Hull Brown Com. Pleas.
vs.. Cnancery.
Peter o. Conner.
DURSUANT to an order Ofthe Court
n of Common Pleas within and for
Brown County Ohio, made at the August
Term and revived at the October Term,
ls4l, of said Court, ! will offer for sale.
at The front door of the Courthouse, in
Georgetown, on Saturday The >l9lh day
of March, 1912. between the hours OF
10 and O'clock on said day, the follow
ing real estate to, wit: Being tho nurIh
half Of Survey No. 1850 in the name OF
Clavpool and HUI, which said north
half bounded as follows; Beginning at a
pin oak and dogwoOu, in the original
line of said servey, No $780, thence with
the same, north, I degrees west, 2l34
poles to two white-Oaks and hickory
moth west corner TO Archelaus Perkins
survey No. $500; thence by lands of Ben,
iamin Mcsey south, S94 degrees west
4O5 poles to three white oaks, thence
south, ! degrees west, 2O4 poles 70 1--WE
elms aud beech; thence with the dlvIs
ion line Of said survey No $3.50, south
80 degrees east, Att poles to the begin
ming, containing 53l acres and eighty y'iou
poles, be the same more "r less.
O. dered to he sold as the property Q
Peter O'Conner, in tA above case
Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, sh'f:
b. C. Or
Sheriff's Office, Feb. 9th, lS42.
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sberif,s oaice, Jan'y 9th, 1912.
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!. sHERIFF's SALE.

sheriE's Office, Fob'y 18th, ls42.
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J,nuary 9Otb, Is42.-s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18
.Mt,ing 10 a Man his O,,n Manure.

We find, in q Boston paper, the folio wing states
ment, which apparently dates some weeks back:
"Philo G. Fuller. late assistant Postmaster Gene.
raj, recently Addressed a reguis.ion TO De Witt c.
Clarke, E.q. the fearless Wing Postmaster at Bran
don. Vermont, commanding him 10 state whether
he did or did not, offer the following resolution at
the recent Wing State Convention in tina, State:
"Rs''rsi, That we bestowed but timid conf =
dsnce upon John Tyler in the beginning and that
this confidence has marvc lously decreased upon
better acquaintance. That from his calamitous =
cesson to the present tins, his Official course la,
been distinguished by inconsistency OF conduct. IN
stability of purpose and imbeeiIiiy Of mind"
MIR Clarke. IN reply, coureouI'y informed him
that ne was the very identical man, but that anolh
er resolution Of similar tenor but couched in harsher
language, he did not offer. Thereupon Mr. C. vas
turned out and Locoioco pu. in his place"
Since the preceding fact, Mr. Philo C. Fuller has
got knaves reward, and Dten turned off from the
sam. gObst, on which he lately helped to string up
hones:er ren. His own faith has como to be sus =
psc,ej; or another more unserupuous than he in
playing the Jack Ke,eh has been found; and not he
but one Mr. Bryan, Of the Presidents Ohio house
bold, is now Second Assistant Postmaster Gene.
raj.
The wicked dgge,h pi. for others, and falls into
i. himself The cunning nrtiheer that built bra.
I'm bull for Phalaris Of Old was himself one OF tho
first that was roasted in il. And the good Guilo.
tin was no tardy victim of his own machine for
bsheadng other people.
Over the fate Of such, ono may be allowed to re.
joce and it is equally comfortable to find that thor
are still honest instances like that OF Mr. Clarke, OF
men who freely and cheerfuy encounter the con.
sequences OF manly opinions. We hsnour such.
whether Wings or Locofoeos; and hold nothing so
surely un EorIhy Of public Office. as the man who
will change or disguise his public principles, TO get
or TO keep il.
IL Is time, however, that the country should be.
gin TO feel that the system Of removing men from
Office, merely for politics opinions, is totally wrong,
TO the last degree eorupting, and enough Of itself
TO debuss and ruin any government whore il i,
prae,iseJ. We raise our voise, against it. lie,
there he an end Of IL, after Mr. Tylsr's reign. IL
may do for that, butneither for true Wings nor hot.
est LoeOf, eos.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18

che ha. excited. she 10 likely to secure your sdms-
ton. You must deeply sctutinizs her MAD, and
reflect whether she possesses rate Of int,set thai
would be likely 10 render her an Intelligent eompa-
MON; you are satisfied she does. you are to ex.
amin. her temper; and il you fnl u amsble, aud
not likely to irritate your any occasion. you
must proceed to obtain all the Information you can
respecting her parents and the relatives, and you
have no reason to object TO their being your reia-
tons and companions, you must inquire who and
what her friends. Cor you mus, rot expect her to
sacrifice all her old come xions when she becomts
your wife; and If you find them agreeable PEOPLE.
and no; likely TO be butdensome or intrusive, and
are quite satisfied with the prospect, then you may
order your wedding clothes. and fix tho day for the
marriage. When the bride is dressed suitable for
the occasion, the friends at church, aud the priest
ready to begin, you should get on your horse and
ride away from the place fast and a. lar as your
horse can carry you.n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18

minishing the resources ofcomfoSt and wealth. To
be prosperous IS people, each must do his part
ct least do sufficient labor to gain his support.
Parents are very guilty in this matter. They
should not permit their great ubbery boys TO hang
on them foe a support. when they are we'll able to
aud make them cheerful and happy You DO them
mighty wrong, while you dandle them in folly and
nurture them in extravaganee, and tell them how
manly they appear. when you know-you must
know the deletetious consequences. Ifyour great
boys will not work, you should not support them;
drive them away, d they are lazy, and Il will be
for their good and your glory in the end. lie,
them see that they must depend upon themselves
as you have done before. IL is burning shame
Tor aged persons to be bur,hened with the support
Of stout, rugged boys-mcn in SIZE, but pigmies ia
knowledge, sense and manneus-at that time o.
life when their children should take them under
their protection and care, and pioyidc Tor the
health comfort and happiness.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18
Messrs c. II. WILEY, and others.
From me Philadelphia Saturday Courier.
WHAT DOES THAT YOUNG MAN DO
III ID. c. coLEswoR1nr.

C.
"Whal does that young man do for n living ln
is the common inquiry, some foppish well dress
ed Individual passes by. "Nothing-nothlng at oil ~
is the frequent reply "But what supports him in
his exravsg anee1D Nome can tell-but We, being
a Yankee, have The privilege Of guessing. That
young man, who dresses in noe broad cloth car.
RES a cane, AMI 10 so extremely polite TO oil his
acqusintsnees-e especially the lsdies-is the son Of
a man in moderate Circumstances, who finds II DIFF
cUlt 10 sustain himself with moderate inooms.
His son wishes to be gentleman, and TO live with.
out labor. The fither, in his folly, refuses 10 put
him TO a trace, or send him 70 work on farm, hop.
ing that something may turn Up, by and by, when
business will be better, for his son TO obtain good
living without work. Hs 10 now obliged 20 die.
pense with the Injuries OF lifs-pethaps with some
OF rs oomions-for his son 10 Keep Up appesrances
md 60 into good society, as that kind OF company
IS termed, where young men have nothing to do
but dress according 10 the latest fash on. lie 10
quite INDEPENDENT and uses language 10 his seniors
that might be considered uneouueOus in a king.
tie faces oil classes and conditions without blush
and dares TO look with contempt on the honest sp.
prentice, whose generous soul would outweigh a
thousand as light as his own. The eompanioo's he
chooses are like himself, pulled up with vanity,
swelling with importance, and who make a prstsnee
Of doing something, by occasionally visiting q
lawyers Office, 70 read page OF two OF Blackstone
The end OF such youth Il needs TO prophetic vi
sion 70 sec at s as plain as the way TO market
as Doctor Funklin would say, that he will turn on
n low, desplssd and missr bic tool. Perhsps IN,
pententiary will bring him up-pefhaps the ga
lows. But u he escapes these, II will be to ham
like an incubus on those OF his friends Tho for PITY
sake have not the heart 10 send him where he dc.
serves.
The above is true picture Of many Of III,
young men who may b9 seen daily in our streets
You meet them OF every corner, IN oil public re-
sous, a. oil parties Of peasufo-ridinE, sailing
taking, laughing, joking o,ernallyi apparently vii
money eaoogh, more impotence, and less brain
Bot how they Ill eontrve TO keep body and tot
together, without work, always spending, ard ntv,
eafning, We confess " sometimes q mystery TO VI
When a project Of pleasure IL talked OF, the en-
penses arc last thought Of and the least eonsdere,
Ofons thing eare certain, that we ore fss, We z
ine 20 q nstIon q psurep IL 10 impossible for
people 10 i've long IN id;eness, enjoying the luHu
riss sod the Blessings Of life, without gfaduafy d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18

PnILApELRHIA. OF. 4

PHiLApELRHtA, Oct. lO, lS4s.
Mr. Editor MIR Webster informs u, in his late
speech that the lamsn,ed General Hlrrison invited
him TO take place ia his Cabine;, offering him the
choice, but expressed wish he would 60 into the
Treasury Department. Dos the Secretary Of State
mean to convey the idea tina, Gen. Harrison preferred
him to any other person1 | think that is jus, whs,
he is DESTROYS OF making the American people be-
eve but take leave to say that am of opinion.
and perhaps it is susceptible OF proof, tina. General
Harrison was ndisposed to allow Mr. Webster a
seat in the Cabinet at all, and would no, have writ
ten him limo on such subject, il Mr. Clay, whose
advice the noble and brave Old man asked, had not
urged It upon him. Why, then, did not Mr. Web
sier say that al the instance OF the grea, western
Statesman who could have had the choice Of places
in the Cabinet.) General Harrison invited him TO
his eounsel7 | nm unacquaintei with Mr. Clay,
personally, and, OF course, have information from
him or any OF his INN .diate friends on the suffice,
out If MIR Webster any OF his friends should deny
what have said, may possibly b, able to bring
forward living witness, of elevated character to
prove that Gen. Harrison, before he went to Wash.
ngton. said he himself did not wish Mr. Webster Us
member of his Cabinet, but Mr Clay advised that
he should be offered place, and he thought Mr.
lays oplhlon shoulu oe respected. MIR webster
mus, know lha, Mr. Clay did advise it, and if the
former had particle Of masnanmity he would have
mentioned it in his speech at Fanuei Hall, instead
of endeavoring to make the ignorant believe tina,
Gen. Harrison first of all, aud of his own free will,
invited him TO take choice, SC.
BY the way, the speech to which have alluded
is not much ola Tyler speech after all but as il is
in opposition to Henry Clay for the Presidency, it
may have the effect to secure $4,000 outfit and $4,000
per annum till 4ih March, ls45. MIR Cas- is COM
ing home, and thereby hangs a tail. When Mr.
Webster said in The great speech that Mr. Tyler had
hree years more to serve, he have been think.
ing of "ihrss times nine"-say s27, 900 and cuff,
S9oOO-.ota, 900. Mr. Berrien said, in his
speech in New York, it was untrue that Mr. Tyler
was fastened upon for years. Thank God il
is untrue, and if Mr. Webster do not hurry Off to ST.
Cloud pretty soon, outfit and salary will not be over
S27 900, all told. After his recent movement, the
sooner he quits the country tn. better for his own
fame. A TRuE WuIc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18
THE MILITARY CANDIDATE.

The follovin: gives very good account Of tbs
progress and prospects Of the lesser Hero Of q .
Thames, IN his presen, eee,ioneerins tour.
Cot. JoHssos IN THE FIrLp.-Richard NJ. Johu 4.
con has taken the field. Hn electioneering tour,
stumpins 1t Zoe tbs Presidency. The last that was
heard OF him, LETT him the way TO Harrisburg,
Pa where he has becn invited TO participate in the
celebration Of the Battle Of the Thames. The ma ,c
OF Van Buren, has become worse Than thrice told
tale IN the Loco Focos OF Pennsylvania. The De
trot Free Press, aso, contains invitation to Col
johnson, TO visit that city on his return from the
east, signed by than sixty of the mos, ind
ual and siaunehest Loco FOcos OF the Peniusular
State. In reply. Col johnson says, he fears he
shall not be able TO comply with their invitation,
but ADDS he shall not be satisfied IN his own mind
until he takes some convenient occasion TO travel
through the interior OF Michigan. Old Tecumseb
is fairly in the field on his hook. and is oviien-
ly determined not to be blufied oil. What with
Calhoun IN the South, New Hampshire, and New
York City, AMI johnson in Pennsylvania, tho West
and South West, Van Buren, is in bad way. lie
visited his relations year too soon.
The supply Of Heroes has run low, when such a
orc as Col. Johnson must serve that's fact. But
Hero TO Politician, he's quite as good a, Ma,ty and
the res, Of them. He has the merit Of bravery, at
east, and is rather a good old fellow; though the
Phrenoogiss say he is very d. hcient in the organ
OF colour, so that he can't tell Black from White.