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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01

MuSseTious.-Ihe ScaLaera SntS6cltdRy oil the
2s,h uli. says:
"On las, Thursday week. Mr.. Pliny
Brouner. an overseer upon The planlation
Of Mr.. Il. Finnie, Of this county. disap-
peared under my sierious and suspicious
circumstances. When il was ascerraincd
iha, he was missing from The plantation.
Mr.. F. made inquiry Of the negroes who
told him that Mr. b. on the morning he
fore, took his hnrse and hes, suit ofclo,hes,
and after distributing his n,her clothing
among them, leli without telling them
where he was going. Information was
given TO the relatives Of Mr.. B., who have
since made diligenl search aud inquiry 10
every direction. 10 no purpose; and OH
Thursday last Que Of the negroes made a
statement which duplicates three other
negroes IN his murder. These have been
arrested and lodged in Jail. They den>
the crime. aud a. The affair is YET in some
doubt, We refrain from giving the pariiru
lars Of the statement which led Ia their ar.
rest. Mr.. Bronner was a man of good
character and considerable property, aud
DO probable reason can be assigned for his
leaving ,hs county"
The follcssics is the description given of
Mr, Bronncr:
Aboui 5 feet 10 or II inches high, ra,h-
81 h,liss blve eyes, ra,l,er dark hair.
Vats sslsyk on, !
Iia = Isloich.
ss'ss sEsh
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01

Weather S;c.-We are in the mids, Of a
soak. After generally dry and beautiful
spring, we have turn of spring rains.-
This will be good FOR the cotton planters.
who have suffered from the dryaess Of the
season. Rice, we hear, generally looks
beautiful.
The Richmond Compiler says that u
relative of young Semmes has paid into
the Court OF Charlottesville S25.OOO. the
amount ofbail forfeited by his nou-aPpear
ance to answer the charge Of having niur
dered Professor Davis.
Congressional Eiseion.-The special
election which took place in Pennsylvania
les, week to Gil the vacancy in the Wash
iugrou Couuty District. occasioned BY the
death of Hon J NJ. Lawrence. has result
ed in the choice Of Mr.. Mckennan, the
Whis candidate. Chari,stna Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01

The origin Of The fire is unkuown.-Ro-
chester Democrat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12

From the halls Of the former. the OF l.,oert
hrsl lose, aud may the OF science never Get IN
the halls OF the latter but with Liberty continue 10
shine in unabated lustfe.
BY J II Fox The Faculty OF William & Mary;
while we have such men they are amongst us, le,
not Vireinla's enemies say she has degeneTated.
BY John Povsll The Ladies OF Williams
burg: Charming as the bough Of delicious fruits pre-
scented to the anxious eve OF the unhappy Tan,a-
luz, yet still more difficult to be secured.
BY Ii B Hunter. william and Mary: Like the
Eagle, she will bear up against old age, and fresh
h storic plumes OF Fame put on.
By Eaton Nance. The Union: May posteti'y
never SIT amid the Wondering ruins OF the lair Ia
b,ic which HIS been reared by our noble sirss.
BY r G Evans, Of N c. Virginia and North
Carolina. United in interest and feeling, may their
sons and daughters be yet more firmly united in the
hoy bond of wedlock.
by Student. John w. Brodnax. President OF
the day; A worthy son Of the Old North State.
mnv success attend him.
BY Henry A. WISE. (sent) The Students Of
William and Mary; Precious plants of Virginia,
we'll wstered by the Dec of instruction. tGreat ap
plause.l
BY John l.. Up.hur, (.ent) Virginia: The Lus>
tire OF her name will never diminish so long as her
sons educated within the walls Of old w lillian
and Mary.
By Thomas ii. Bayly, (senL) Professor Dew IS
doctrine of Free Trade: Substantially those of
Smith and Lay, sustained by the scientific and dis
passionate political economists throughout the world.
repudia,ed by politicians intent upon protect
ing party interest than domestic industry.
By p. q. Evans. The citizens If Williamsburg:
Their fame for hospitality and refinement. long
known far and near, is an earnest OF the future.
The Committee OF Invitation received letters from
the follow ing gentlemen, making known their ina
bty TO attend the celebration OF the Students. and
their regret oeeasioned thereby; President Tyler,
Hon. a p Upshur, Hon. Henry A. Wis., Hor.
VIM. 5. Archer, b w Leigh John Robinson, Gov.
John Nj. Gregory, judge Thomas III. Bayy, l..
Upshur, and VIM. OLD, Jr.
IT, Enquirer will please copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12

BY Trooper. Gteen~ayi The seat OF beauty,
intelligence and hospitality.
BY X + Mounieas,lt: May Charles City and
New Kent go hand in hand forever.
BY WIN Brumly,i II. The Fair Sex; We eou 10
never have formed an idea OF beauty and smabili
| ty, mad We their faces.
By Tho A Lacy. The reader Of the Declaration
| OF independence: Virtue and intellect combined
| make him ornament To his country.
BY II l. Jones. II. Clay; As in 1911. the IN
compromising enemy of the U S Bank. o. eonss'
tency, thou art a jewel.
| BY MI Savage. John Tyler: who. like unto
whited sepuchres, which appear beautiful Without
but are, within. full OF uneleanness and corruption
BY Jno Hendrsn. Henry A WISE the eham
pion OF Southern Ris hts: The Eastern Shore may
well Toast of her noble son.
BY Tho ii Wilcox. NoCorporars guard; no Cap,
tain's guard but strong guard oil the people around
| the "Mhi Boy OF the Slashes."
Bv wmF Walker. The memory OF the late
Gov Barbour, Of the brightest ornaments Of his
May his name be handed down TO posterity as a
true patriot and 'deviating statesman.
By Capt. r L Lacy. The Constitution Of the u.
s., fairly and justly construed, and the Government
in the hands of vlrtuous men, and our free nsiitu-
tons safe.
By BP Crump. Ultraism in politics and religion,
the most dangerous enemy 10 our institutions
BYE A Watkins. The memory Of James Bar
bour.
BY Jos. II Christian. Benz franklin: Next to
Washington, the greatest benelactor Of the human
race.
BY Guest. The Commander OF the SD Regi-
men II his zeal in the temperance cause equals his
military spirit, he will be a second Marshall.
BY Jos NJ Wilcox. Rain and Temperance So
| cieties: They go hand and hand-less water and
more wine.
By Jos II Christian. Cold Water: May we have
occasionally gentle showers through the summer at
leas, enough to cool the boilers oil all incorporate
men.
BY Geo w Morriss. May the same unanimity Of
feeling, which now animates the bosom Of each
Trooper, be cherished and perpetualed as long as
time lasts.
BY Guest. The Fair Sex OF Charles City and
New Kent: God bless their souls.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12

gland. upon the Veto, representing as they do the
feelings and opinions OF that important portion Of
the Coniederaey-suPposed to be under the influ
enee OF Mr. webs,er--ars OF the highest Importance.
We annex an extract to show that the spis,t which
In &c per,lled life and property sooner than sub
init TO an illegal tax OF half penny upon tea. ,,il,
barns in the bosoms OF The hardy sons Of New En-
gland.
The Atlas says:
"The President has thus undertaken TO usurp. n,
we think, the Legislative functions Of Congress
lie has set hmte fup Judge OF the expedieney
OF acts passed by the Representatives of the PEG
| PIE and the States. Tie thu, assumes the control
OF the whoe legislation OF the eounry-and i, IN ~
be expected hereafter. daring his ofc career tha,
any act passed by the Senate and House of II.
representatives.. which does not happen TO sui, his
iasilious taste VIII be made subject for the cS,r-
else OF the Veto. Il would he better, pe,h,ps for
eseh House OF Congress to appoint n S,sndne Com.
n'i,tec. whose duty i, should be to take eve,v nc,
which comes before the bojy. and present il to the
President, and humb'y beg OF him to say whether
sieh act, passed. would be likely TO secure 10
itself his royal appreciation. This would save A
great deal of useless debate and the waste of much
valuable times there would be little use in al.
tempting TO perfect and pass measure, which the
President had predetermined 10 veto. This plan.
to be sure, would not cover the whole difficulty
inasmuch as the Executive might chance To change
his mind several times, betwe- the Initiation OF a
measure ana ITS maj Passage through both Houses,
"Wc have not conversed with a single indyid.
u'', protesting TO belong to the whig Party, who
attempts to justify the Prcsiden, in this unios tunac
act. IL Is deeply deplored 10y every to1y, except
the Locofoeos and they rejoice in it, because they
think they see in 1t disaster and defeat to the WING
Party. In this they will find themselves WONDER
| fully mistaken. Nothing possibly occur, SO
likely to unite the Wing Party, and to give il such
force - 10 crush all its open enemies. and its pre-
tended but false friends, the defeat OF prolec.
tive, discriminating arilf by means of the Presi-
DENTAL Veto. In that event, we shall soon have
an Administration that will no, permit any ridcu-
lous constitutional scruples peculiar ri,,cs 10 pre-
vent II from carrying out the regular series of W
measures and foremost among them, the cstab :
lishment OF permanent system OF revenue, the
adequate protection Of the products and labor OF our
country and the disr bu ion Of the proceeds Of the
Public Lands among the States. Wewete in hopes
to be spared, for many yeas, the necessity OF an
other warmly contested National Election. We
have changed our opinion-Rnd now we almost
long for the appropriate time TO come. whensoever
the Wings OF Massachusetts shall deem it expedi-
ent TO make the nomination., we shall be ready to
take the h.d-and whomsoever they may see
fit to nominate, he will have our whole snd hearty
support"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12

the United States. Minister to the Coutt OF st.
James, and held many other hish stations, not on
account OF worth. but hoaSed people.
By Robert Dyer. Henry Clay; ~ ha, tho Fa
Their Of our County gave us. he has strven sacred.
ly to preserve.
BY S Jennings. John Tyler, acting President
cf the United States: Once the pride Of the Wings.
the curse of both parties; traitor to his Coun
try, and Judas TO his friends.
BY jos. Hsdriek. May hemp bind the fanatic who
| would dissolve the Union.
BY Joseph-C Wright. Thomas Ri,ehie; The
champion editor, the more he Is rubbed the brighter
! he shines.
By S b Jennings. Thomas Rhehir. Napoleon
lake, ready ut all times to sink his Country for hi,
party.
By + Ii Jordan. For Vice President Of the Uni.
ted States, sea, in the Cabinet. or Governor OF
Virginia. any man sooner than Andrew Stevenson
BY John ID. Brown. The President oftLe Uni.
ted States; May he have second oppot tunity
OF be,raying the trus, OF the people.
BY p White. The young ladies' OF Seo;tsvi,ls
All they lack TO make them bellies is Beau TO ring
them.
BY a Merehsnt. retiring from business. The
Merchants OF Scottsvill,: Honorable, enterprising
and ude,atigabe in business, may they long be
borne upon the bosom OF that generous tide which
has thus far brought them safely.
BY J Wright. Internal improvements: The
true national wealth and grand developers Of inter.
nal resources.
BY A whitmore. Thomas Richie: The indie
idisho'c tuVot OF tue Enquirer, inc champion 81
the Democratic party, and the Napoleon OF the
Press.
Sent by Lady. The Old Bichelors of Scots
vile; May the Lord assist and comfort them, We
can't.
By Bachelor. May the Lord comfort us il the
Ladies will not.
BY John ID Brown. The Union Of our Country:
May uever be invulnerable to the shafts Of its
enemies.
By n Il Ragland, Jr., The memory of James
Barbour.
BY NJ Noel. Virginia: The birth place OF
Washington and Jefferson; may she ever be proud
OF her sons.
BY Rober. Dyer. The acting Presden, of the
United States; A marvellous proper man, who sets
his will up, against the will Of the people.
BY John Smith. The S,ar of Richmond: May
1t ever be in the ascendant and Streeier never lack
for encouragement
BY Bachelor. The Ladies: when they wish
to be married. they are always in a hustle.
BY J w Mason. The acting President OF the
United States: The Hero of three vetoes-game
too small TO Ice shot AZ.
BY Thos. Triee. Henry Clay: Did we con-
suit his interests alone, would join IN wishing
MN happiness at home, but the good OF his Coun-
try demands that he shall be the next President,
and 1t will not be the first time that he has sacrificed
Individual case for the ubc good.
BY A Whiimore. The Fair: Their dclicecy
adds 10 the charms oil society; in the hour Of gloom
they are the ministers Of peace and harmony.
BY Noel. Martin Van Buren, and Jas. Bueh.
anan: Like the sun and the moon; as the one sets
in glory the other rises r splendot-and not oil the
Clay OF this earth I'm Eclipse them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12

lCJSThs Locofoco orators have been telling ui
that nothing vas needed TO replenish the National
Treasury, and restore the prosperity Of the country
bu, the repeal OF the Distribution Act. Give back
tho Land Money to the Federal Government, and
the nn,iooal debt will be forthwith paid or and tbc
people will be relieved Of the pressure which grndr
them Uouekily Tor this notable argument, it turn
ont, that The Land Money has been used by Capt
Tyler-the States have not received o cent Of it,
nor is i, reserved for them, as by law directed. I
hiss been consumed by the Administration, and n,
Debt has been paid, and no relief givon to the REQ
plsl Mr. Tyler, in his speech in 1889. con,ends,
that this always would be tho case, and therefor
the money ought to be taken from the Federal Trea
sury end distributed among the Sta,es-lo whom O
right it belongs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12
DAwLEY sPuINGsThi.

Il
~ now become somewhat famous In this PART of Vrn
"a w ne opened for the reception Of vsers on the i5t,
OF e present month under the supetintondcnce Of tho
Mno Is one Of the proprieiors Of the Es'ab.
shent hetakos THIS opportunity Of assuring visit.
Rawley, either for health pleasure that every SORT M
industry and attention will be constantly devoted 10 Tho
cnuinri AMI accommodation OF the company. Good music
VIII add 10 the gaycy Of the fair youns whilst pack
81 stag hounds may perhaps contribute something 10 lie
delight OF such "a love the robust pleasures Of The
chase wv
TIC subscriber sincompccnt give particular sci
eniihc description ofie Rawlcy waershat viii he f,Ith.
coming ~ The Report Of the learned Dr. Rogers ON The
Nccinai waicrs Of the State; yet he cannot iorbcar In
speak OF some OF lis properties and from long acgian.
lance WIN W OF s general 20 suits persons ia all stca
OF health This water II universally admitted 10 lie Tho
strongest haybcac in the STATE aud hence Phy.rf,ns
nc n r. western Springs advise patients touch here on
ihet Wa home To he strengthened by this power i ona
10 All cascHoi general debility the thing crariIy In
liver and dr0psca complaints has henn found 10 be ver
clous-bu lis most powerful displays have becn In
inc nchoration aud cure OF the discasesfO which c f..
male sex u peculiarly subject anil that view has en-
sought ny the people In the nezhborhooh r more than
twenty years " may not be improper IN add that have
been informed that The proportions u and
alum. ~ N'F'''' VI
THESE Springs are In the county Of Rockinai,an -
niies west from Iarrsgnbutg situated on tho rst a.
lam thogfch North Mountain and about go feet anye
sbase-and IS almost remarkable for It's nveorsting
h'enE elastic atmosphere as for the sanaiyc qualities Of
us MateIs JOHN SITES.
hdW'cI SpIin2st duiy y, 1877. iu ~ ctt5Au
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12
Correspondence Of tho u. g Gazette.
SAYINGS a. DOIHGs AT WASHINGTON

SAYINGS a. DoINGs AT wAsuINGTON.
WAsHIEeroE, July 7, 1912.
Mr. WISE, Of tie "Corporal's Guard" took occa-
sion the other day to say that the Wings had crep,
around Mr. Tyler and hung sbou. him to know
VIVA, measures he would approve, in whs, shape
he would sign bills, &c; charging it upon them
mean and contemplate actl To day, Mr. Eyerett'
in reply to that TRADE OF the head OF the "Coporas
Guard" said that he was one who did 60 TO MIR
Tyler with the view 10 know what were his views
and what bills he would sign; no went there for the
purpose Of seeing whether any eompromiss would
bc made between the Executive who had been
placed in power by the Wings, and the Wings
themselves. lie was extremely DESTROYS to accom-
pish tho grea, objects they had in view at tho extra
session, and for which the session had been called;
he was ANXIOUS to relieve tho country, nd meet the
just expectations Of tho p ope; Il for this rea-
Fon he vent 70 Mr. Tyler NJ The solicitation Of 9TH
tfs in company with another individual; what pass
ed az his interview he would not repeat without
the consent both OF Mr. Tyler and that individual
Asto the charge Of President. making no had NTH
ing Of the kind in view and he knew ONO such thing
| gong on, though no pfobiby had as good oD
pouunity ofk0oving u, " there had been anything
Of the kind IN ogi'aon. Al he thought ofor care0
for to accomplish the great object Of relieving
the country and placing her future prosperity upon
| = permanent basif.
| But how docs this charge Of Mr. Wise OF the Cor
/ poraPs Guard ne no signs himself, compou with
the assertion Of Mr Tyler IN his letter IN the Com
mittee oi Tyler men In Philadelp hia. IN which he
| Gays II would glsdly hsrnonizs with Congress IN
the enactment 81 OIL necessary measures, " tho
| iofiiy would per ut mti' "lf the majority would
| permit M :" And MIR Wise charqeF members nj
that major ~ with neonly endesvoung IN find ooi
whot Mr. Tyler would agree 20, that thcv might en-.
dea shspe their bills 80 90 20 meet his oppro
[ flr q all ba q - L..
gree, who Is TO decide which is rght1 Mr. Everett
however, hrs settled tie mausr, and shosn IN.
the Corporal has Tod moro truth than the "Cap'
Tan"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12
DEFINING POSITIONS

There were several papers, which in The cam.
raign Of 1910 were JEALOUS Wing prinls-bu'
which have been apoogizing Tor Mr Tyie,,.
course and expressing hopes that all would com
git in the end. The Baltimore Patriot, the Pb,la-
dephii IoquTer, the N. York Commercial, IN,
Boston A's', and indeed nearly all tho Massnehu-
sets Wing papers. Since The Veto, al these have
r'ro"n aside their neutrality, and come forth, as Of
old, for the true Wing faith. The comment, OF u
Boston AtlsS, The Is-dng Wing journal ofNsw En-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12
sHoCCO SPRINGS.

,,>,,. w rfeh county, North Carolina.
tE pronrictross cf this Esahshtncnf taxes
nloi ming her friends an1 the public thai her Unnsa
VIII DC opened early in June, with every %
& oe necessary To the comfort aud pleasure OF those
Wiln may iaNor her with their patronage - '''
The virtues of the Waters are well known 81, h,,,,
70 ,'ltc arricfencc In those Liver comoIsi,,
anu Dehiny arising from repeated attacks OF Bilious Fe
VET ia intermittent Fevers Henorrhages f,om weaLcss
prolsS anu Indigestion they have In numberless Insan
cs cuecteh permanent aud the testimony OF thos.
VINO nave been ben. fitted 10y their use might be Furnished
II II were deemed necessary. w ''''s"'u
as a place OF resort for those who seek plessura
surpassed m the tate. " 70 VI"
HAVING procured an ample supply Of Ice, with Bar
Iuhlsncu wth the best Of Wines and liquors; a Table,
WIN all the Injuries OF an abundant country think
salep promise my paiTous then moneys worth. nv
charges shall be as follows: '"'
Board for single person per day, sIo,
DO do do do week, n
20 20 u9 % do month, 25O
do families off or more persons (each) per day, 10
40 90 DO 10 90 do do week, go
Horses will be kept low the price Of Proven der win
To persons families boarding by the season, liberal
10 Fatents would remark. that have empl,yed eli.
peror Female Teacher, who will devote her whole lime ~
Sush ehhiI.n as inaN tie placed under her care
Z; o., g" Way ID lsi2 ANN JOHNSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12

rues ,aken Ia the CLERKS once ofths Circuit Sc.
IA pcIior Court Of Law and chsnccry. OF Prince I'd
ward Conn y,thc tih Cay Of July, lstp -
Thomas PuI kim GA aud Ioss, IA Todd, Phn
Against
S,mervilo. $50 pa0.
Tue defendant Mercer NJ Booker, not having en,sIe
ms arprarancc and given security according 10 an act OF
hc9cnetal Assembly sud The rues OF this Court and Il
nppcaunf nat he w. not an inhabant OF this stat On
tue motion OF the PLAINTIFF sci Il Is AZ rurs
soiess, snd accordingly ordered that the said Defendant
M"rcer VI booker d. appear hetc on the fsst iay on
September Term and answer Tho n ,nf hill. AMI
that coy Of this otdcr DO forthwith nseTte In some
quo O. Tue pubic newspapcre printed In the Rich.
or Two months successfully, and also posted NJ the
"""' noor OF the Courthouse ~ this county.
rpo Aoopy. Tsste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12
A SMALL EAH,I NEAa REpEEIorz :.

TUE subscriber TruFtee G,r Mrs Fenton n R,nth nj
icrs for sale hct Farm, emily owned Inv Nj
3rady " situated miles West Of Frude ana
Sonth oi pIangc turnpike IN eeS aud cHeif civ
t-ahy rcclon OF country, and contanr
10 OF ~hiehare la wood and the balance cleared l,n
Jung t'o good Meaiows The land 10 fair cons,on ~,
eut'uhoni anG 10 easily mptoy with clover ami ps,
ine improvements, which unusually good cotsf on
twHslory Dwelling house Containing five roons-a ms.
sage ana two porchcs Kitchen, Dairy house Sabe
Corn house. Ice house aud three good Cabins pnt nm
complete repair about year To those in oucs nl
hetihy and pleasant summer retreat, s pTepeIy pre
sents very many iniucementsand any one wishing 10
purchase small Farm would do well 10 look al This bc
fore purchasing The price will be and terns accom-
molailng JOHN JAMES CHEW
lu " CT Trustee for Tcnton Smith.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12

JAMES N. CuNNfSGHAM Ia, removed 10 that
old hed stand late In oe upaney OF Mr. No.
~ Jeat1s where he inicu keepns large and well a.
sottc sock OF -tsrle and Fancy nr, Goo n which will
beoneisd to ntchasers al such as cannot fall 10 rive
~aisscron " si,iysS fem the North hts ~ni DO
constantly rrplen he'd with new and f.shon BILE 0aos.
The n,nfs 81 an advertisement Will allow him
m'r te many Of tho hand The following eonsii
tuie part. '
Hue. black sreen and invisible green Cioh.
Eneltah atj American Casslmeres
MNtaiics, Valencia, slk snt satin Nentine.
While and eolorcd iinep Drllass
lIish tinens, Diapers and Nspkrs
WAX ant colourcd sllks. 6snt 81 en- nl.lns
Idkfs, Gloves. Hosiery. Bonneis and Ribbons
rh'tiinEs. ehectings. browa Coitons ard Orpaburxs
The above Goods, with many oihcss wiz be sol es.ap
for ca0h, at 4 m cuNNIxoIf. N"'"F'
90 Che,p Tact Dry G3.scsis Store,
Jni2 Nest door to WIN. Miiehei's Jewelry Sore
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12
,,uk s.ouisA oou,tIHOUst nOTEL.

"E undersigned having placed his Honse in thorough
- repair, has provided himself win a the IN. ans IN Me
power TO give eomHri III as may favor MIN win
e custom and asks the Of the travelling pnb
ehgng himself To every exertnn 10 Afford s,,ls
uon. Tie has provided himself with attentive and ca, a..
a. his beds. f f'"' o'e""'n
Families residing IN the lower county, who ma, desire
20 epe the summer months In CHEAP, healthy, and
pHssAh' sec ION OF The country, will fad every accom-.
lAlon shIrded them and the proprietor will TIC pleas
lake several iaincs on board Tor the sumner siuG
facilities arc Alluded for easy and pleasant commnoIca
ton, with all the lower country.
III, ELISHA MELTON.
tr,ulsa couit house iuno lHh, lt42. ic 81 os,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12

But ~hs, an impu Zen, assertion. ,ha, he "wonid
g,ao,y hasmonizs with Congress in the enactment
" -" necessary measures. II the majority ~ouiu
Permit hin." II would put To the blush the Jury
man who complained to the Judge that the other u
you'd not agree with him. Did not Congress, pass
Ssp1ain Tylet's own bll1 And did he no, veto