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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-08
HOU1RD'S

All, all, n are Justly engaged in ta'ing accoun, Of
Goods Wares and Merchandise preparatory to The
decking out beau'i. array the fair ones Of the land
who vi as usual please make their applications for
plumpgc at the lanciftl depository a, said
A ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-08
IOtEl March. 1SlDt

Nine O'Clock, VI Their, Al above Wind stron:
from y W, rolling the waters of the Lake into beau
illui suiis, and cormngilng lis spnys with the ravs
of most dazzling sunshine TIM, also cheer. up tho
high mountain tops. and Ilumes the deco rcce ses Of
The valleys. AL all al of which is enchanting de-
lighiu and cheerful 10 10 k upon without, while
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-08

In each row fifteen potatoes were planted
and none of the seed roltcd. The agreeable
quantity of seed and produce is as follows
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-08

COPiRI'NERSIIII' NOTICE.
L'AREAR x WAIT give notice that HEY have this
u dav ucia'ed wrh Them IN islne>s MIR. HI
RAM +. ROOT, and that they will contrn, the b,>i-
ne OF importing AMI selling CROCKERY, GLASS
AND CHINA WARE under the iirm Of FARRAR
WAIT & ROOT a. their former Store. They have on
hind fail >toct Of ware which they will pack in
Crates assorted 70 0r4er at New lurh and Boston
prices, merchants in he uroundEg towns will find
it greatly 10 heir advantage 10 examine their stock
cturc purchasing at The ,ouh all orders promptly
attended tu-Storc corner Church and College ST.
Burlington, T, l.. FARRAR.
JOS. WAIT,
IL. F. ROOT.
\. B. Farrar Wait aad Root exncct To receive ear
~ nihe Spring IN answer io thelror err iul supply
OF tina, leamifl STYLE Of "Oaaque Pearl ware" iha.
has gwen >nch general satisfaction the past sea on,
rrm The cee! ra e. manufacture. of Clew> & Co the
only Hone IN England hat make hal style OF ware,
winch will lie >ul whole, ale aud Real.
Burlington, Jan, 81, 1912
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
THE WORK GOES BRAvELY ON.

F'om nll quarters we hear Of b. res
nun ciaiions of The best, abIest aud most
intelligent Of The whig pirty. They
wash their hands Of The EOul treason
again4l all law. order aud established pov
erhment Let ,he friends Of the con
stitutiun press on to the work, and all il
well. Tue signs are glorious:
From the Richland Shield and Banner.
Make "ay!-AnOlher Rennncialion.- -
Onr esteemed fellow citizen, II. Hum.
phrey, E,q, Attorney in Mansfield, has
fhlly lrnounCdd all connection hereafter
with the federal patty. He voted with
the democracy Of this township, on the
Sd inst, tor delegates " the county cor
venrion, declaring, At the same Tins, thal
he WIS done with whiRRery. l. would,
no doubt, give the demn Cracy Orr chl,nd
pleasure 10 have his views on tue late
conspiracy of the wings 10 overthrow the
government.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27

A SMALL MIsTAKE.-The Philadelphia
wing papers Of yesterday mnrning. an
nOhneed, with great Satisfaction, that
when the steamboat Ohio, with The whig
members nf Congress on hoard. passed
For NJ fffn,a salute Of thirteen guns was
fired irO' The Furf. which was answered d
by cheers for the conduct Of tho gallant
commas1ing officer, who 'Eook :he re-
spnns biliiy"
the Enening JIarnql, however, spoils
the story by stafiHp lhal--
Zone "f the otlicets The fort desires
US 10 siath the facts. foy tie reputation
of the service. Az order uas rccer,Iy
received from the Depar'mgut for dis
mnntling The fort, on sccouht OF Che pa
ci6 aspect Of our foreigd relations
Ahou, The tins tho Ohio PISSED, the
commsnd W. en- aled in sealing the guns
(which e DOM 1y firing bIluk cartridges J
pr"Psf#ory to lakMg them down. Ia.
s'nad 0f thirteen guns, twenty odd were
fired; larger salute than congress is en-.
titled In. Tee passengers ccmplqcen,lv
took the salute TO themselves, answering
i'wi'h gun on hoard. aud bv heartV
cheers; While the Officers and mon won
dered who theV we're, and laughed nj
1heir self fc"mplais0Hre.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
For The standard.
PROCLAMATIoN.

To the Democratic Republican Jeffer
snnian Abol tiou Wings. ut Blown cuun.
\, Ohiu, Greet pg: Whereas, iutbu.
irut aud di>orgab zmg faction has tscn
sal up rhrea,nlng my Kingdom and Roy
Al family with defeat aud ex,ermins,iOui
| therefore issue this roy edict, command
ing and exOrIiug all you good pe"PIe to
be on your guard, and 10 use your Ut
mcsi pGwers to fmwn down and silence
all such rebelliOus and ungrateful sub
iecIs; and you are hereby comm 'nded TO
Use all possible means 10 secure the elec-
ion Of our RDval connection, Prnce
Thomas TO the SherffalIy, thereby Sc
curing harmonyand peace To our ir"ub'
led land. Secondly, 10 all our brothers IN
the good old cause, tnireat you TO re-.
pair TO the usual places Of holding elec'
tions on the tih Of October g. Ihen and
there vote for Prime ThOmts, according
rs was done in the days Of ynre.
Done az Had quarters, Sanctity Hill,
Sept 23rd, lS42.
By order Of the Holy Father, High
Priest and Governor Of the aforesaid
Kingdom and People.
Attest, UNCLE JOE, Seer etary.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
LET KENrUcKIANs REMEMBER

AM hEC bbO
We end in the ) itesman OF dsy be-
fore Yesterday, spirited letter, bearing
date from Cineinn ii, The writer basli
IV but ably reviews the IN inner in which
the Democracy Of OniO met the request
Of Kenlucky for the passage of lays to
secure her slaves from being eniiced u
way and secured in the Stale, aud then
proceeds:
"Time passed on, another conflict is
nov going on in OiiO; the two great par
ties OF the cOuDiry are arrayed, one a.
galnst tho other; The conf CT is purely OF
q domestic character.
The Democratic party, their ancient
friends, are coRteudng for the preserves
ton Of the constitution Of their Safe;
the perpituity Of their Govern ment, and
the safety of Republican institutions.
The federal patty, on the other hand,
are coniending for misule, disOrganizl'
tiOn. treason, revolution, aud subverslon
Ofsll republican government, and call up.
on their Kentucky neighbnTs to come to
the Tescue-uo come to their aid aud ass
sistance.
ask the chivalric sons of Kentucky,
ir they will answer this CALI ask them
whether they caut content themselves, as
quiet spectators Of the sceu3 aud lei the
world see il Ohio's sons are not capable
Of rebukiRg treason al the threshold, or
ifthe Tales have ordained. that test OI re-
publican institutions has been fully made
and that this, my native State, is to BE-
the FIST to lay aside the robe Of republi
can glory, and put on the shackles of an
archy, despe,ism and treason, then ia
Ohio's sons let the glory be awarded
One more consideration, and am
done. II further interference is 10 he
tolerated-if 'his pc ple who are so Ie'
nacious as 10 the Interference Of the cilN
izsns 0t other States with their dom" "sliC
institutions, are determined TO push. for.
Dard aud second this nav .rraut4hle, and
ireaspnahle mOvement-this attempt al
Iha subVersion of Government, | wish 10
give them q timely warning. Iell them
nov, If tboy are prepared for the disiruc-
ton of Republican Government, the peo.
pie of Ohio are not.
y The democEatic party will be sus' aims
cd, and as a democrat, / am for meetniDg
out to our Kentccky friends that justice
which 10 mo they seem To merit, the re-
peal of all laws in Ohio, that are intend
cd to protect their rights. acquired under
the peculiar institutions of this Slate.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
HEAR ANOTHER.

Col. Adam N, RIDDLE, a lawyer of Gin.
clnnali,and an influential whig, in public
speech which he made al the fifth ward
Of that city, on the 7lh inst, ss,d:
"lle had examined all The reasons ur.
ged tor aud against the late proce edings
at Columbus-he had heard the speech.
Gs un beth sdes-djsinteres,edly. calmly.
aud he had come TO the conclusion that
the actOf breaking up The Legislature
aud destroying the imp Plriant bills therein
pending, was utterly without defence or
excuse--was ~ fact, ,Sn act Of conspira.
Cy and treason, threatening If not rebukod,
The v.Iy existence OF republican govern.
menl."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
TAX MONEY.

The following paragraph relative 10 The
late circular Of oi tho Treasurer of Safe
is from the LebfDon Stlr, whig paper,
and is fair specimen Of federal misrep.
resenlaIiOn and falsehoGd
1--WE have no fault IN find with the
Treasurer, f'r we presume the law de
fines his duty in this matter; but IN times
Ike the present, We should sUppnse the
stale would be glad to get current funds
Of almost any kind The pqpor Of the
Stale Bunk Of Indiana forms the chief
currency in this part Of the state and is
readily taken in all business Transactions
but il seems The state is not willing TO
put up with what the people are compel
ed TO receive. LncofOcOism hanishes
the currency supplied by our own banks,
and then calls for whit they have thus de.
sltoyedw
The federal wing retsurer Of State is
alone responsible for this circular; for
there IL no law making il his duty 10 re-
quire any different funds in payment Of
taxes than have been received for the
last TWO years similar p"llitial motives TO
those which induced him in 1900 make
such an unnecessary fuss as he did about
the FIVE dullar law, have probably induce
ed him this year to increase the hard
ships Ofthe tax payers for the purpose Of
charging the evil upon the democrats. -
The charge that ''LDcnfocois'n" has bl
ished the currency Of our banks. is per.
version Offact. the last repnrt Of the
condition Of the banks Of Ohio shows that
since the passage Of the resumption act,
their circulation has considerably increas.
cd. instead Of diminished. But the
banks, TO evlde the operation Of that law |
have sent their notes TO other states 10
b. circulated al far as possible from home |
and haze put in circulation in this state
the Indiana Sale Bank LOtes, which they
CannOl be cOmpelltd to redeem. And
now the federal Treasurer Of Stale is
acting IN CO ncerl with the banks to in
crease the difficulties Of tax payers, for
party effect and through misrepresenta
ion, to wiring from the people rs-chsr.
cts upon the present irresponsible and
principles Of banking.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27

demand tor specie al the lsud Offices
aud for this very reason it was denounced
aud opposed by the federal party at the
tune. TIE independent Treasury, re
Commended by Mr.. Van Buren, proposed
10 brake off all connection Of Governs
meni and bank, and Ia hold the latter in
constant check by keeping up constant
demand in the country for spccie.--but
The Federaliss opposed il.
Eln the Legislature Of this State, in the
session OF 1887, various propositions were
made TO restrict the banks, aud compel
them 10 pay specie: but the lederalists
opposed them all. That party were in
: majority in bnth Houses, and actually
gave 10 the banks then suspended the
power TO issue a new batch Of small notes
without requiring that they should be re-
deemed.
To 1888, a bill was before Congress to
modify the deposit act of 1895, and a
motion was made 10 amend by adding
the tOllOwing-see HJuse Journal, 1898;
page 1925:
And provided also, That nothing in
this act shall he SO construed as to anthnr.
'ze the use ofths Government Deposits
for banking purposes"
hgainsi this proposition voted Bond
CORWiN, SouthgGtp, and every Other
Wig IN the House-snd evay D-mocraI.
&c member but one voted in its favor.
AT page 1925 sam journal, tbs follow
lag pt"p0sitOn was moved:
"PrOUided Curtier. ThlI no bank shall
be used as a depository which shall not
at all times keep On hand a quantity Oi
specie al least eqI,l to The pIopIrlion OI
"ne dollar in specie for every three Of its
liabilities "
And CORWIN, Bond, Son hgGte, and
every other federal Why is found voting
against it.
Page 1923, the same proposition is
nad1, save that five for one is substiiuN
ted for three 10 une; and again The whole
federal phalanx is found voting against
il.
The history Of the expansion and cons
traction is complete, when we add thai
there is not a bank 10 be found in the
whole country, that is not un der the con.
| troll OF the FedPTaIiSis
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
BRIGHT AS EVER!

The election in Maine has eono fo,
the Democrats with rush. Poor whig-
gerry ia hardly visible down East. The
probability now 10 that Gov. FairfeId's
msj"rily will he larger than 1t was last
year-say eleven OF twelve thousand
aud that The democratic strength in
both branches Of the legislature will he
increased. In The ten towns heard from
the democratic majority over the VIII ig
candidate is increased IS6 votes.
"Ol, what cOInmO'iUn--moIion, mo
t'On.'-CiH. Eng.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27

The article in the last Exsininsf head
ed "AudnOT's Office" is q tissue Of mis-
representation from beginning to end
The Auditors fees Gnr ls4l aud 1912.
are publ shed in the Examiner ia such
manner as TO convey the idea that they
all occurred during MIR. Smilh's term;--
which is very far from being true. M.
Smith came into the office in March, lS4l,
aud in June Of the same year, made a
report Of the receipts aud expenditures
during the year ending at the time Of
making The report, and including 1T
about three months Of Of his term. Hs
fees forme d no portion Of the AUDITORS
fees repor'ed for that year. The fees Of
lie Auditor for 1912. were $A5 81. g.
Of Deputy $22l,37.3. Had The Examin,
81 given this alone, instead ofadding it
to another Auditors fees, and attempting
10 make the present Auditor responsible
tnr both, there would have been less ms
representation in the statement. Col.
Ghze's fees for 1882 and 1884 are con.
lrasted by the Examiner with the fees
fer ls4l and 1912; exhibiting cousid.
erable increase. But if we compare the
tees Of Col G. z,'s FIST year with th ose
Of Mr.. SmlIh's f ~, the increase is moi
as great ls the increase OF the business Of
the "fficr, which is much more than
double what Il was ten years since. The
population aud property Of the county
have greatly increased, and laws have
been enacted al almost every session Of
the Legislature adding to tbs duties Of
The cffice.
In 1889. Col. Glaze's fees were $3.50 So 8
In 1888, they were 4I3,A33
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27

The wings nf Ohio are meeting. Ten
Thousand good wings and 'ue, Assem-.
hled at CarIh9ge on the Sd. Clay and
Davis were unanimously nominated FOR
Presiden' and Vice President. -Lering
ton IafelIige"cpr.
j. ibis John 'honrst John Da.
Wis.," Of WOrCCsncr, Mass. who cried in
the Senate o the Uni'ee States. when he
heard that his wife had gwen away all his
cake and wine TO crowd Of Hard cider
whigs-'he p same John Davis who threw
his hat up into the air. aud gave three
lnud hnZzas, when he heard thai the
British troops had taken the ritv ofWash
ing'on. and burnt 'heCtDitOl OF This coun.
ty3- Kentucky Gaz"Rc
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27

Plearure is shadow, wealth is vanity,
and power is Pegean,; Tut knowledge
il asIatic IN Enj"ymen, perennial in fame
unlimited in space. and inini'e in dura.'
tion Ia the performance Of it's sacred
office, it fears no danger, spares no ex.
pehse, Omits no exerliOn. Il scales the
muun'ain, looks into the volcano, dives in.
10 the ocean, Perforates the earth, Ell.
riches the globe, explores sea and land
con'emplates the distant, ascends TO The
sublime ;snn place TOO remote for its prasp
no heavens too exalted Car its reach.
De Wit CIinton.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27

GERRVsIANDERING.- NG.-The Wing Legis.
laIiVe Committee, Of Massachusetts, has
reported bill TO district the Stse for the
choice Of members Of Congress. which
appears to exceed in enOrmiIy even
what the wings alleged If the Ohio bill
which they made their excuse for resigns
ing, before they kney whsther it wnnId
pass. Thonge The democratic rarty
nearly equal the whig. in the number Of
voters, the bill will give all The members
Of Congress. but one, to the wings, If
parties remain as before. Middlesex.
the largeat county in the State, with
strong democratic maturity, is cut up into
four pieces aud att 'Ched to parts of whig
counties, so az to make the district all
whig.-N Y Post.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27

cline in the market. We heal Ol sales
of Canal at s COAST 62l; Ohio at s.
5G4 asa ga. aud Richmond county S4
90 $4 81. These prices are barely
s ls'ained.
What wheat there is in market is held
at 95a l03 cents.
Before the passage Of the protective
Tariff bill, Flour was S. O6 to S. so per
Dbl.
How much more fleeing will the far.
mers Of The West braudi
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
ehariHa sale.

David G. DevOre0
vs.. Brown commonPieaS.
Mathew Russ.
Y virtue Of writ of Venditioni er.
Pon0s. 10 me directed by the court
Of common Pleas, within and for Brown
county OHM will offer for sale At The
house Of Mathew Russ. ia P,ke1Town.
ship, on Monday the 3rd dsy Of October
1912 between the hours of 10 aud %.
clock on said day, the f'lInWing properly,
to wit; One large bay horse. one large
bay mare, one three year old bay s'alIion
and three heifers.
1'p he sold ss the property Of Mad,-
ew Rus in the above case. Terms
JOHN ]. HIGGINS. sheriff.
B. q. o.
Sheriff Office, Sept. 10. Is42.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
Great Democratic Meeting.

-
William Allen. Of the United States
Senate, DIR. Doan, or the House of Rep
resenlatives, T. J. Buchanan. late speak
er ofthe House Of Representatives in the
Ohio Legislature, WIN. H. Baldwin, the
fearless advocate of equal rights from
Clinton county, Jomes F. Sargent, can.
didale for Representative in Clermont
county, aud other distinguished gentle
men will address their fellow citizens al
Gt orgstown, Brown CO. Ohio,
On SATURDAY the LIST day Of October
neat
The meeting will organize at half past
0 o'clock A. M. and tie speaking viii
commence precisely at 10 o'clock.
II is useless Ia say 10 democrat S" Turn
out" Tor barely naming the speakers is
sufficient TO arouse every democrat in
this county; but we say to all who wish
to hear the principles of The two great
political parties contras'ed, and the con.
duct Of the disOrgan rS exposed in a
masl.rIy manner, attend and Judge for
yourselves.
By order Of the Central Committee.
September 10Th, 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
now CoRwIN MAKES CONVERTS.

The wh'g leaders raised hundred
dollars, and got Cotwin here 10 make
convtr's. The rtsuI, was, he drove two
prominent wings from the ranks, who
pledged themselves at the Democratic
meetings. TO vote aRains, Corwin. Which
would the leaders rather have back .,bos.
two votes or their money! They had
better have COrwin here again.
1GSrITGpa8 Democrat.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27

FAR1ERs do YuU HEAR THATP-The
"Ilh '4,i oil has pissed, aud the whig papers
I"Id us Il would raise the prc, Of pro,
%uss. 'I Bn! Immediately on it's passage
York; ~ "o" ne"
COIN TRADE.--FIOur continues 10 Se.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27

We are requested to announce the
name sf JAMEs CLARK of Lewis town.
ship, as a candidate for Auditor Of Brown
county al the ensuing election.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27

Mr.. Hanson l.. Penn bought the EXAM
iner printing office al Shert's sale Ou
SA'urn'y lasts AMI it is supposed that he
q" III edi' The paper until afer the eec.
lion, when different arrangements Will
be made to sui, circumstances.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
Increase
1902 S


Had the fees for the last nine years, in
creased only al this rate, they would have
amounted 10 near the sum charged last
year But the business has increased al
a much greater rate. while The fees Tor
the last year are several hundred dollars
less than they would nave been if they
had increased with the population, prop.
er'y. &c Ill rs not now our design 10 90
back 10 any other Auditors term. They
are not II, W befOre the public. The ani.
Gle in the Examiner calls onIy upon Mr..
Smith, anu as he choOs rot notice IT.;
We have undertaken TO show that he de.
serves credit for having reduced the feo
several hundred dollars less than il was
the year hefnre he came in. and to mud.
crate sum in c0mpar son to The increase
Of business for The past few years.
The comparison with lefs in Highland
and Clerm0n' proves nothing; for lhe du,
ties of The 'ffire may bp much increased
without an lncreas" nf pnpuIa ion.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
For The Standard

Me-. Palmer, You will pleas to discon
iinus my name ,a,caRdidate for Repre-
sentative in the next legislature OF rhs
State Of OniO, --aHd say that am NOT ,
for that olice. as wss slnoun
ced BY my consent and friends.
GARLlN ANDERSON.
Sept. 22d, 1s42,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27

wish to purchasr few hundred bushels of
wheat and Alxseed, for which Twill pay 50 csnts
per bushe, delivered atmy sta.e in RusselviIls
IN dry goods Or gro cries,
Those who know themselves indebted to me,
either BY note o. hnok acouat, can pay off the
same in either Ofthe above named articles, pro-
vided they deliver them here by the Ist Of 'cto-
Der.
L. NoWLAND.
Rus'AlSvi'le. September 18th, ls42
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From the ChiIIicOthe Advertiser.
AND ANOTHER.

Abner Hines, Esq, mn influential and
talented lawyer oI Preble county, hereto.
fore srannch whig, has TAX n tie stump
against the Wing treason, and declares
his renuuciation Of his p1rry.
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sHERiFF,s SALE.
Brown Com. . Pleas.

John Reeves Il co
W. Brown Com. Pleas
WIN Dowdney eft. al
BY virtue OF a writ Of UenditiOni ezponGs, to
me directed by the cOutt Of common pleas withs
in and for Brown co unity Ohio; Twill offer tor
sale, at the house of Mm Dow dney in GeOrge.
town on FriIay the 7th day Of october lS42,
between the hours of 10 and a O'Clock on said
day, the following property, 10 wit,oTt ~ o hose
carriage and harness. one two horse wagon, two
mares, a sleigh, one COWS ia mantle clocks, two
bureaus, two setts Of windsor ch ,iTs, one dining
tRsle, one pfeakiasI table, Two bedsteads and one
stove
Also, by virtue of the sa ne writ, ! will offer
for sale. in front of the tavern door OfE. Nome
IN hamersville on the Same day. between tho
same hours Of the day, the following property, to
wit: one set of black smith tools.
IobS 'Old as the property of VIM. Dowdnsy
in the above case.
TeuDs cash IN hand.
>. JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
BIC. o.
Sberiff's Office, Eelaemusr 24th, l6A2.
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D1ATH OF MRS. TYLER.

Extract from letter TO the Old School
Republican:
"WAsHINeroN, D G 10 O'Clock }
Saturday night, 10th Sept. ~
DEAR SIR:-As no papers are issued
here Tomorrow, this may serve 10 an.
nounce 10 yOn The death, this evening. n
h'tls b. fore y o'rlock, Of tue estimshl4.
lady "f the President Of the United
States. a
A slight acquaintance was suIicieRt 10
inspire Tor the deceased lhe highest "a
spect. The damesIic circle over which,
she presided, nffsr in their ainiahle oaaI
ii'es and atfe;Iionlie intercourse. ne
oest proof Of her exemplary virtues; and
me bereavement which Providence 10 her
death has iDEllcied on the Chief Magic
'raie' viii moIe severely ny his f0gHtude
nae haveibe m4py and important pub
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