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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06
V6LE.sA3i *s'Es.Es
JUSTICE or ruf PEACE AND
commissioners isl sfanflrnntcy.

Iffr1 far .HfrfsH tanHfr.
r7)R taking ct Bif-
a required tnl rt t tungr- entitled atr 10 c.iab.lla
uniform system q" bankrupt, r'nrlouih nied Stlics
b = IIlfaI IIlLLtl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06

~ CHARLES Dc kE>~. I-f.. &C thU .-.ai.k "a
> pers oliver twist Nicheil> Nckiebs .Cll,
SHOP sc, 81. Received and fir .aleat
My i-la ieu DtNi1'- Book and Stationery store
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06
NIEl 81.

ftuARLES MARTENS. having sold hs stock I'd nefciand-s
wind bI-ines-. Requests
hs Ioak due. ari
Indianapolis. Noy. j.. lrit .i-.m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06

enll-1 Lus1Il0l 90. n1r l1ia What n q,
. delivered Jlnuift- Those ssii, VIII call
2Itni CHARLES MARTENS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06

Politics are great drama; he who ventures no,hin
will VIII nothing. '-.Vabsiou
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06
INV EDEtlE.


II L ) n = K I : y \.
NNINt resigned hts nic the i inlnIl
2 circuit, irniers il- -cfrres 70 iile public, asan
Attorney AMI eouuSeis0r at L,.r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

In the Court Of General Sessions in NeN York, the
l5ihinsi {. r. Mitchell VAS sealead Ia three ycats
Imprisonment in the State Prison Mitchell stated that
he New 1oik voluntarily, for the purpose Of DC
hsorng husrf the custody Of the Cur, and had
preeeeded as tai a. Philadelphia pu his way when he
was arrested and brought on by process 81 Law. llc r.
qaesfed the Cohrt Gully to suspend his sentence until lac
might make disposition Of his effects. and ahai pro-
vision remained IN his power for the suprou OF his lni
II. He asked tor nothing more. lg no living man was
ANXIOUS himself see the end Of his affair IL
statedtbat he lad been doing business IS miller no1r
Zluas,ille Ohio. under his own name. and with the
knawledsc Of Jhr Recorder and Judge Nah. just be-
iafe the sentence pronounced aud The Recorder VS.
addressing Tie prisoner, las aged mother dressed IN Qua
kur Vie came into thr Court and -oh her hS tie
hind holding tlll they eli the iagether Mitch
I'll with sJfrpw, WhJle bis WORT
and general dcmeauaf wele these Of humble aud
pentfnt H. situation seemed Ia excite The $ mIa
ihs all compassion st every bcholdrf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

lOIISlANA.-'Ihe latest returns from this State
leave NJ room 90 doubt lfe election OF Alexander Mou
ton GIoco) as Governor, hy a majority Of about looa
over Henry johnson cYhig) Creole feeling is
stronger than party attachments; the Mr.. Moulon
having been years ago elected to the |. ). Senate
through its influence, when there was considerable
Whg majority in the Legislature Of that State. The
Pica}nne says Parties in the Legislature will so
close that at present is not known whether Tie Wigs
or the Democrats will have mainrity,'
For Congress. Edward D. " htc (Nyhig.) and Ger.
J. b. Dawson Q.ocol are re elected. The third dis
trlct Is indoubt. Mr. Moore, the present (Whq) mem
bel is opp.scdby J. q. Bryce Ncco)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

We have on hand mest ofthc articles adapted to the
summer trade, such as Lawns. Camhsos Mnslus. La
ces. Ribbons, Bonuets Flowers. Parasos. Linens, Gam
hroons, Jeans. Sattcen. Alpaca Lusro Summer Cloth
Emuottc. Nankoens. Nestinas. aud other arliccs
necessary for Ladies and Geucmcn's Summer wear
ElR,NERSS s. PLANTERS.
will do well 10 lay in now their supply Of Fall
\ Winter Goods, great bargains will be given
in Bathets, F1uatfts, Fulcd CIoth kentucky Jeans,
Broodeioihs, Cosamees C0sSinctts, Sc. Sc.
All Goods moi sold privately by the Goth September
next, viii be on that day sold At AUCTION
!. J. Pl RVS & DUFFFL.
y B.-'The catirs Stock of Goods would be sold al
literal discount from prime cost. any person wishing
embark in the Dry Goods trade. and the stand given up
which is pcIhals tho best in IyncLburg.
II. ?. s ID.
Inlv - 1sn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25
4 idtcr to he Editor cf the Richmond Wig.
MupEN's ApvENTr DAN,
SltnrlnN NlnrnInn .lnlN lGih


Dear Sir--l was quite mistaken Yesterday in saying
that the water had begun rccodc at o'clock So a
from it, IT continues rising yet This morning. Mr.
Narnleh's wheat field at Beavvulam, which con
suffered out Ui danger from lis elevation. two thirds
covered, and tho River up and down, presents the ap-
pearancc OF an of the sea is coyorod with wheat
stacks. and bu, Tor the melancholy destruction Of prop
eriN, would be a magnificent and imposing spectacle.
MAS also mistaken III the year Of the great May
fresh. 1t WAS in III and not Just Il years ago.
he river then nineteen feet higher than it had
ever d,nc before within the memory of man, the back
wafer ~ BcaYerdam creek extending seven or eight
miles. was ON that occasion that padded
Though the porch ol the old Bell Tavern in Richmond
winch stood where the present BcIl Tavern stands
lslt not strange that with these recorded facts. eyi
dence 81 the tremendous flood which WAS subject
before their eyes, certainly within their reach. the pro
ieciorS ollhc james River lmproy emcut should have
daaaed of carrying canal aon. the margin Of that nv
er! The damage toth9t work must be nncnsc and at
navigation for some time; and most people about here
hInh 1t ought to be matter of grave consideration
whether the Canal worth repairing. another tles h
may, At any day, reproduce the mischief.
II Is surprising how soon the memory Of calamity is
rtaeed. and what little attention thc world pays T., tn.
leSsuns OF experience. Within the last 50 wears, be
Nond question, and according tradition from the ear
hest settlement otlhe colony, James Ryel has never
laed. at least once IL years. very oitea once in D.
Mt untrc1uently in 8, to ovoreap It's bounds
There having been 10 fresh since s35 this was the
year beyond whlc, observing lis nciont habit fresh
could not be postponed Aet all slept IN profound secu
MY. alone, OF those al my acquaintance have conf
dently expected one. but II did moi come in MAY, |
concluded thai it would be deferred until about the an
tumhai EquinoXcs. lthas come at the worst possible
ane. and with vengeance. p.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

0J- I he Petersburg Statesman attempts to show "''
Inaigncance Of Distribution, by the amount when Il
says fall to the share Of every man, woman ard ci'o "
Virginia, to wit, cents piece. But let the oia''sh'"
attempt to add cents apiece to the tax Of every h'
and cil in tie State. and if he mrrr afuIg''S'
he would find that the seyrrcens do not look nPoH II S
tr.fc. Ard l,sdes, althcrgh this year, when We
land sales viii not nelt .orr Than million oi o"i''N'
the amount may be th4s insgnifc ant. yet thee Was
year. and there may lie again, Wien tie sales may ''''
"A millirs al when tie dividend Of 6ao man, w
and child in Virginia would be 80 crnts-more' i" NV
aggregate. than the amount o the taxes levied hIoH ~
people, Bat ifthe sum be very rdiculonsy "''!"'f
cant what becomes othat other argument that the h1''f
Bill is a splendid brbe TO the States? Surely '') 'ts
not 70 ro,r - 10 nble at ninuOw1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

fhe Superintendent. Mr. Raines. e5me down from
LynrhhuIg Sunday nehi. aud brings Information Of the
extensive Iaurcs sustained by the Canal from the flood
along the whole line H. engaged large number of
hands and returned early yesterday lorning 10 commence
the heavy labor, oirefarrg damages.
Below is a SUMMARY Of injuries 10 the Canal. begin
MINI At iyuchtu1g. and gorg through the whole ine
thence doWuwarls.
Il Doke's Mil just below i.ynchbure. tie water Of
tine rcek through both haulsrfht anal and there
IS another small breach On HAT level On Lynchbme
lryd. aud two levels neN below il. there were Gur
breaches. On he hd level one Of the arches OF Beaver
treel Cu'vcn carried away; the only masonry int
rcd on the line as far as asrar'1jucd.
'Ihe n"N' injury sustained is at 1astna Falls Dam,
where the river made lis way around the Southern abu
nent bat did not muir the Dam.
On the tour levels below Joshua Falls Dam, There
VIZ eleven breaches. only two sfnpus-bah about 81
feet IN length,
Tie lhr,rocNt eyelsnnomrcd.
On The !.lt Creek level and that just above Dent
Greek, the cmbankmeni in two places washed down 10
Tho water line embracing distance ii some ~ yards,
besides which there wele throc snail breaches letting
ont the water.
Ne>t two lcyel4 sound The tow patbon I've River
pond good dead washed; and part Of tie tow path
arde over rye River carried away. Dam uniuiurcd.
Below the Dam there several breaches inNaIdS aud
f~o laf4e outWafds nearly opposite Mayo Cahcl's.
Between Tins point aud Scottsyllle there are eleven
small breaches
On ScoUsyillc ey,l. there are many small washes OF
he enbaokmch into the Canal and one large breach
Iast below Sru1t.yllln.
On the Hardware level, there are two considerable
breaches above the aguedact over Hardware River.
On tie level opposite shore, Mills the towing path
much washed. aud one sna breach.
Between Locks L and l9tpwug rall, washed. hut
Hsbreach.
Between lorIs L and Is, at the SeyenIs'and, Dam,
heWater swept with great force into the canal. washing
in the low path i,r about quarter Of mile in which
-.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25
From The Richmond Siar. JUN Is.
LOSS Or LIVES

10 add to the horror OF the scene Saturday after
noon. when the Hood was Al It's lles; fury, some tool
lsh men passed IN boat kom Brown's Island to the
shore and on Their way were upset, by which two men
lhomas Goudln and Samuel Edwards. were drowned
The scene is represented thrilling and fearful Thu,
4onc .Cr boat, had passed .csel4 times DUNG the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25
Donve0tte fmteIli0encr.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENTS ~ THE PRESIDENT,
Isy and nth iht adriee and oo,,set a he Senate
CUSTOM HoCSE OFFICERS.
COLLECTORS
Amos $. 1'ryoa Di.tries Oh Niagara. y \. vice $
Scuuel. whose commission has expired.
VIM. Mlior. District oi Cuyahaga, OHIO. vice ;. b
Merwin
Areaf GaJsl. District Of New arr. \. J. re appoint
cd.
srRrEY0ES.
Wm. W,llarl Sahr=ak. o.. appointed.
Augustine Owen, rhanus. a. appointed.
NAVAL OFFICER.
Robert Mckay. Sassnsah. Ga rt-arpsated
LAND OFFICERS
nEsiSTEgs
]. I. Bradford. Lebanon, Ala respp#uifd
Cyril c. CadY. Palnfn. NJ, wee Nm. Wright.
whbse epmniss.n has expired.
Peter Hsbrarl, opelsusas. La. Vie q. \ Bg ant re
signed.
REcfitER.
John fucker. Nalehileehes. Ia. siee ]. h. {. RI
chel declined aeoep.pe tn aPp'ntmeat.
ArroRNEYs az rHE UNtrFp srtrrs
Thomas DiugasS lof the Eastern District Of Florida
fRe.appomied-)
Georre $ Ills wkius sr the Aplacbieala District ia
Florida in lhc place 81 lbm. II Broeaeubfourh rsa
cd.
JUSTICE rHr rFsfr
Ths. Courtney Dom. Justice u the Peace III Wash
ingoa county, IN the District 81 Columbia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

En1GRATrow To CANApA-Thc unfavomhle report,
abroad from this country seem to have tendency To d
vert Of the foreign emigration Ia Canada. Among
the arrivals Quebec the 4th and 9TH instant were
twenty ships, baEks. aud briggs. bringing five thousand
passengers. besides one large ship full d troops The
ship Independence brought five hundred and slccrae
passengers and the ship Victoria four hundred and hny
seYen. with ten In The cabin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

The anxiety which manifested Yesterday, IN all
CLASSES regard to money affairs. continued 10 hate
hour and even at 10 o'clock large Of people
in the Streets the ne'gbrhood oil the Banking
House OF G. A. Behoist 8 Go. Curiosity, apparently
led most of the people there There outbreak
violence Of any kind and confident that none
need be- apprehonded. This morning. At O'Clock, It
mas announced that essrs. Bcn0ist Co suaile
their liabilities their deposiiurs in com. and
they accordingly suspended payment on all Demands
Notice given by lem, that they would pay Depos-
i1urs "a follows:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

Tie tdo.-Mr Tyler, in his letter TO the lIcarico
Committee in $50, took especial care to endorse the
sentiments contained in The speech then recently deliver
ed by Gen Harrison at Dayton In that speech is the
following paragraph:
i have never regarded the Office of Chief Magistrate
as conerrng upon the Incumbent the power OF nasicrg
over the popular Will, but granting hon The po,rer 10
efee'3e 6e proRe7y oppressed ~W u Tic People, and not
10 Hstt It. WIN my mothers milk did suck in the
principles on which the Declaration of InIrncndcncc
% "a, founded. Ihal Declaration complained That The
h''s rogd not III Tie feotic r.lc lal t,., II, hCg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

Iav u and from tie ant and as l.! = - can ham
liquor was MT le out u the accoiaing sa.lg5 Tie
bat had five men and Two boys IN H. and vas watched
with eager eyes y ihse on shore Is It catEc On, tbs
sing le she'll ia tie boiling waters the flYer rushing
roaring and trnbling around the whole seene was terri
tie and avs fat to Nntss. and hose Wto were gazing at
the boat amou them the wives Of tie two men, Who
were in the Island. filed with hefr5r IL tire
fra beat in an instant upset and feeriaie HE whoe
seven INTO the Wild waters. In lnaHient u4ty were
Struggling ior life and Shouting ioT kelp tosare them.
The women shrinkfd and begged IN a4zly That those
shore would aid them. but no aid eoud he given
Fortunately five Of iise III tie beat succeeded IA cling
lns 10 her unt in her course She happily touched some
willows and held iast. Ono oi The men, we learn. was
injured by getting between The boat aud tco " hen she
struck The other two men however, liter Struggling
for moment were dashed among the recho below, aud
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

Mr. Van Buren,, during has late western tour visited
the Missouri University. lie was addressed 10y Of
the students in English and responded in English. He
was then addressed By another student IN Latin bl a
third in Greek ! aud BY fourth ia French ! MI
Van Buren, did mol reply to lhis learned broad side.
Perhaps like Paddy parrot he thinking On Dutch
Why did he posi- Of the ''ald Hollands ~
GUN, on being repoaehcd by Dr. johnson from inability
10 answer Hellenic explosion Of the photographer,
gave in return an IRISH kamnguc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

Lor0's Qnures The New York Herald OF 'ae
l0h announces that the great Tyler meeting IN 'o
Park, the evening before, was 'Lrohn up IN ro'r ny
brute t'rce''he ultra loco iocos'' being the offend
ers The allies begin 10 nani, 81 their Jealousy
little too soon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25
One half in 30 days.
One fourth in 8 months

The other fourth in II months 1'ke certificates ID
bear ten per cent interest," We understand that full
statement of their affairs may be expected Monday.
Crowds Of interested depsitors, and many more who
had nothing lsse by the suspension, in aen-
dance during tho morning. but there arc happy
- say. exhibition Of any violence whatever. Those
Interested sensible enough know, that nothing of
the kind will secure thea the payment Of their money
end will Of course abstain from it.
BANK OF IILiNOlS.--The Bank Of Missouri
has taken an attachment against the Bank Of Hi
nos. Sawneelo~n aud gaTnisicc1 all persfis IL ST
Luis Supposed 10 be deb Is to The latter Bank
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

- The Montreal (Canada) STANDARD is d,r..r,,,
with tie "irmness' Of Mr.. Tyler and opposes H.
hope that he ~ not succumb 10 the rabb p - ,r,
language isNery natural In aonareha. and ,bc ,'l,
cafe Of an absolute Executive. The marvel is h,..'
er, that doctrines 50 purely despoe and anti ,,oc,.,
e, should find favor iii any yarr, in 1is csnrtr,
especially with those who profess to be The especial in.
Of the dear people and the champions Of the ~.
eost liberty"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

os7 The Washington correspondent ofthe y. Y. FIX
pr'Ss states that the Treasury Department is prepared
10 pay over the State dividends from January to Jolly
under the Distribution law; and that New Jersey has
received her quota.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

The 1pmri,Uue0 1'tr0ttiam.
.HONpII .ftLI -. lsl2.
TIE TARIFF DEBATE.

100 - ~ '''''' INN ~ '''' '''' i.' s' a' ''''''-
deiie on '"' lam aaseii"e'n TIE lieese 1t k'prs'n
sa.3t'=' We ''i' ists''' i''''' Siai' n ''' 'et'a
= 1i'' 90 ''az a' ise u "' tA''11'al .'"' noun
th's- arr '' l'f'"is Iti'la' ana eehfiat restricted
- IN S...l''' ~ ~ 9s'st'. A'"'E Htss VINO" we
my MO '9''' ''i aa1te ee''l'' Is NAT q 'h'f's
NY ',''' ''' si'z'' '' ~ Loco 'a '' cum
'.'i a'' ,'.'"f e5it ~ "' u.si ls'S'i'p' '""'7
~ I'M a''' vi. l. fti.s h''''i 'h 1'ia- "'"'t'
.i'.' '''''' ''o VIZ IH'i'"> '4a'a al '"'' me-
~ '.'.' .'#7'2l' '''" ''l''''S'''s' VIM" "''
III ~. ~ -, ''a''o ''' '''.i'
- '.''' '''' ''a,'5 '.'''' '','
".''9 .''''''''''4' "'''s" 'a''' '''''9
- - ','','''' . sup '''''''' '"'
~. '.'5 IN''9 u mo "''',>
'"' - - s.5''' 'J'5
''.i'i'''! "0''o "a ma" NJ are
III = ~'' " ga '''ii' N'' "'' a l1'ai mo '"f'e
...'''" '''S' "'it9 NJ a'"'""'''s ihe hhsu'' th'
'ai.'' i'''' "n' me ''hn'a''"rha 'fas-ihe hrl tN
'++'= 'i',' go ~ = ''' -''la H9h i'r' ~
.i.e Nai ~ the una nom I>Iz until lN5j Du
lug ~ '.''' We Inn 5''f "'"' ma daeff idTai'oH;'
a'o' a. WI ''4''7H s'}s. nothing hut d.sness dis
s's' anu ''I''r74i complaint prevailed Nehad then.
's. ne eh''lH'' The cheapest government IN the word
We had ''ci taxation III all ITS bcesednes, aud no 9th
r 'aAat''' ana trade Was properly FREQ; aud yet the
country Was hI''d with Tennry and universal misery
Nf#haa no rIo'hng' ~ furniture. 10 eeslly buildings.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

@s- ltaocms noN to be generally believed that the
negotiation with Great Britain. If not concluded. is in
such train as to remove all apprehension of anuniavor
able issue.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

81 In the Declaration Of Independence We road =.
the catalogue Of grievances against t.e..rae ,l 49,, IA
he has refused his assent to laws tie ms, Will
AID necessary for tie public cood" Tie WI. :.
lsi2 mako tie same complaint ;eaIna John nj.
We do not recommend the same remedy resor,cI =.
the Wings Of IS, because fortunately ihero i. No.,
same necessity iorit. The people la4eitin ,b.ia.
Ct to put haokia tic mouth Of Lesiailan " ~
'z'lhs 81 "o''s'ns tie veto power. It's FIR them =,
s19 "h'Ih'f Tie! vii do his, Ct permit 10 remain a..
Il IS until 'hTone Is gross abuse The American Pro-,
dent becomes eb'tied with the powers not Of Cons.
'o'I''al h"g bat Of an unchecked Anrqerat. And y.
VAN those Who rejoice at its recent ireooen e>,...
heeagse they approve II the objects effected ly il ,l'
may not he always llus-thattle very tyincil,
sustained by the exercise oltho veto. may be bcrc,.
oyerthrown ~ the Of the same weap5b
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

e.. The Corroral's Guard in the House Of Rerrcsen
tailHes consists Of sIN members Of whom Gushing
aud lrwln) voted fer the Tariff BILL (tulmer and
MALLORY voted against it-and , (Wiso and Prolit)
did not goic at all
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

IariT at t.c So0tl1-'rho souiaf5n published in
Jackson, Mississippi says:
s''rhe people of the south aud West, who, unul re-
eenily were opposed u protection. reimclng their
steps almost unanimously. In TIVE year, time. there
will hardly be a singh southern OF intelligence op
posed to the tariff principles"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

y. The leersof Daniel Webster. on our NJ xcaH
Relations, universally oXollcd-bDh for their pain
oe spirit and Their elnltrnt ability See first page
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

Tie bn il motia1.-We regret that we are com
feed to defer, Until our next he sprlod proceedings
oi the Wings Of Amherst. Their eloquent and sca'h
ng preamble and resolutions will attract atlcuon.--
They recommend tlat Wing Convention be held in
Richmond on the I'D Of Fctruary next. We second
the motion, and hope sec, tcfre hat day, all thu
counties in the Commonwealth taking action npop it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

VIRGINIA STATE. DEBT The Nen ioth \
aeflean s1y- that entiane,s lof the interest rms
State Stoch artysi an thai city On fndas aI,nn.
lai aI late To- be forwarded L. London Is the steamer
talelauIa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

i-llinq er n!odif,ina II . ,,,o r,,,,r asol
- '''' - i I'M IL 10 remain d.
h,,'' '' We 'of Am'rI'an Pros
,.,,...I ,-; ''''' ','' l0N' Is h9i oi CoustI-
-, .''.'''' "'u Aht9e7t Aud We
'' ''1'''' a. us i'c'" frequent exercise.
- - '''' ''g'r's eifeted iy n,Iatu
..s,,a;.ltt '"1' '''' ''iA Principles new
-. " wv 'e'o' nay be hereafter
~. nh Motel >,,...,.>
..;,,, a. ..c... ~ -, '''9" 17a Is delighted
l"'..,..n.=.... '''' a'a expresses the
cate of nm absolute Executive ,ito,...@, ,'' '''o-
er. that doetrnes 50 purely desno. ,,d .,
e. should End favor y III, any r:rr, ,, 'a
especially viii, hose :, ho nrol, *. r. '''
Of the ..,ear people and th, c,s,,,.,
cost 6bcrty.p ' 'f
81 The Admlnslra9n-nrec Nc "ralh aud fiji, FIJI
ioaos To rally 10 The support OF Nh Tyler, whose oplp
ohs are I"' nuca With those Ct that party The, wers
not so al if@Fi92 must assure ;bat let that lass
HE Herald may lie well assured. however that its an
peal 10 the Ioees VIII be wasted breath The, love In,
mel reward him. fb} have men Of der oyn--.rr,,'.
their rrinctl cs.il Else to their country WHOM, t,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

DURING :Ic qosfef ending on IN, In ~ unr. the
al Nt manufactured 10 the Lower District at IN
kanaR Ia lNal Sal uaf-. wa, 81 .3af bushels. sud
IL The / 20 D~fiefzss9Ite hnshts=Ia lotb p' 4, /
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

gl.'a ., 2la,l ifsdeei or Executive ,iccr undo
'ahf' n ms un'e a day. 'ic,tryl the Pea,le IN e'
,Ieise 81 their own riehs7 And il "a Ibe Jr, we ~
fAeci''c TO abstain irom interfering IN or t,ra. The
,if sacrod exercise 81 tic law making anrli r
Is not Mr. Tyefa traitor to his principles as w,g -.
u hIs party? wa As
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q. The New York IlcaId--a s,mi.e 7ical o,..,.
81 the Adminislati9n-urgcs Tie "1aA and fl, " ,r,l
Locos to rally 10 the support Of Nh Tyler whose ann,
ons are io,nne1 will 'ho'e d tlat parry. The, were
not SO al furnishing. nest aS>H, hut let that r,ss
Tie Herald may lie well ASSURED. however. that lis an.
peal to the iocos vi" be "asicdireafh. They love the
treason but tIey seefaibc traitor. They will use h,,
mel reward him. They have men Of tle.r own rpr,,
their primer 's.f Else to ihcir country whom t,,,
will not al ard,h lar slei lhiug Is john 'r,l.r,
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