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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
Enr the Ensinrn Dlsl rlct Of Y iro

n TIE I NTIFTJ NTAIF.N IUI 1t.
For the Eastern District of Virginia
AuGrsr 3, 1912:
BAMES OLIVER, of the town Of Lynchburg
- having filed petition praying that he may be de
cared bankrupt: 1t is ordered, that all persons claim
ING to be creditors of the said James Oliver show
the court on the 2 of September next, why hesalc
James Oliver &c not declared bankrupt, pursuant Il
the act of Congress in that behalf; and that copy o
this order be published in the newspapers according tc
the 22d and 9th rules Of court.
ACopy-Teste.
HENRY GIBSON. CPk.
August w5w
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NOTICE.

4 AN reqnestcdhy Capt William Shrew sbury. (who
Ia now visit to hls relations in kanawha) 10 Of
fer for sale his TRACT OF LAND. lying in the
Southwestern part of the County Of Bedford, on the
waters OF Beaver Dam Creek, containing 6O6s
THIS tract OF Lands very valuable, containing real rich,
heavily numbered aud to clear; fine creek bottom, web
adapted 10 clover and other grain; with fine orchard,
SC &c
An carly saloS very desirablc aud those wishing to
buy will please view the land and mako their propo.
sitlons known tn me. WIN. DICKINSON, Jr.
Bedford City Va July II WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22
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VIRGINIA.:


Trlcs held in the Clerks Office the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chanc.ry, holden in and tho
ty of Campbell, the 18th dav of July, 1912:
Sterling and Elias Wade IT,, late merchants and
partners trading unde the yle and firm of Sterling ads,
to the use Of SAID " adc, Plaintiff,
against
Edmund \. Austin, Henry 7 Early in his right and
as executor OF Abncr Early deceased Doshca Early dow
oil said dcccden am Organ, agent of Early Organ
and Of John Organ deceased and Elizabeth Or
gan, widow of said dcclcn James Jacob Early and
Samuel Organ, merchants aud partners trading under thu
finn of Early Organ KATY Austin, widow OF James Aus
tin deceased Patrick Austin, Robert Austin, Thomas Aus
TIM John Austin, Jacob Early and Elizabeth his wife, and
Samuel Organ and Behch,Iland his wife, Defendants.
IL CHANCERr.
The defendants Jacob Early and Elizabeth his wife, Sam
uel Organ aud Behchcand his wife, Katy Austin widow
Of James Austin deceased, Patrick Austin Robert Austin
Thomas Austin and John Austin not having entered their
and given security according TO the of Assc
aud the rules # this Court, and it appearing by sa.iI,
evidence that they Inhabitants OF this country it's
dered that said defendants appear here the first day o. The
next term Of tins Court and answer the bill the plaintiffs, and
that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted in
paper printed in the town Iynchbug for two months
cesivey and posted the front door of the Couh OF
this county. Atopy-feste,
JNO. D. ALEXANDER, OK.
al,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22

VuNllE subscriber having determined TO leave the
i State. Offers or sale his Lands lying in the coun-
~ OF Amherst, consisting Of one Tract OF 37J .iCrcs
one mile from New Glasgow, in said county, aud well
adapted Ia The growth oil Wheat, Corn, Tobacco sc.
and al this time well taken with red clover And also
another Tract Of 23b Acres extending uptot the above
mentioned village, mahineil q desirable situation for a
professional man. The Improvements on this place are
convenient and comfortable, consisting ii large two
story framed dwelling house., kitchen, ice house. Office
and other necessary out houses, all lately repaired and
newly painted, with an abundance al stables The yard
and garden ALSO handsomely enclosed, all rendering
II one ot the most pleasant situations IN the uppor
try.
There also other Lands adjoining these, for sale
which will give the purchaser an Opportunity OF adding
10 them, should he desire do So Persons wishing 10
purchase would do we'll Ia make immediate application
10 the subscriber, "a he is anxious sell and will dis
pose the above mentioned property very reasonable
terms. EDMUND c. MOORE.
New Glasgow, July / wSw
~, The Richmond Enquirer will publish weekly
eight weeks and forward lis account to this office tol
collection.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22
RDTETOuHT SEMINARY.
Rev. John Anderson, A. VI. PRISctf.L.
Mr.. william Irwin, ASSISTANT.

Mr.. william IRWIN, ASSISTANT
HNIlE business Of the next session OF len months, Will
commence on Thursday the first Of September, al
o'clock. \ NJ. II hoped that Parents and Guar
dams will endeavur have those under their care pres
ont at the ponug of the Session, in order that the elias
scs NAV be- properly arranged. Tie classes in Greek
Testament Acnophon. Homer, C~sar, Virgil, Horace,
Iivy. Cicero Bonnycastles Algebra. Playalrs Euclid,
Youna's Analytic Trigonomcry, Gunmere's Survey
ng Ancient aud Modern History, and in all the various
departments Of a thorough English and Classical E.du-
cation will be organized. possible after the
commencement Of the Session. class will be organ
zad larriss Bookkeeping, and students entering this
class will BIZ required to pay $ dollars extra, for aen
dance on thu course.
Mr. Anderson takes this opportunity Of assuring his
Patrons that noefus his part will be wanting 10 I'M
part to the pupils entrusted 10 his the most useful
knowledge The studies viii be regulated in accor
dance with the wishes of Parents. or Guardians, and
with 10 preparation for that profession which
NAV have been chosen. Mr.. L. can Accommodate in hi.
family about 10 BOARDERS. who will have the ad-
vantage Of preparatory study, either with himself or his
assistant Terms for board, including washing, light,
and fuel 800 for the Session Of ten months.
course Of Lectures Chemistry will be delivered.
commencing IN Nuvcmher aud Gentlemen in the village
and vicinity who wish To attend this course will oblige
Mr.. A. by leaving their names with him. with any o.
the Merchants in Fincasile. Terms for attendance on
this course Of months. (two Lectures each week and
hour Tor cxamlnatlon) so. Students Of the Acade
my admitted at g.
Fincasc, Aug w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22

INIF. Races over the above course will commence on
1 Tuesday the = Of September. and continue four
days.
First Day-Two Coli Stakes for 3 year olds. mile
heats, 800 entrance the first and so to the second
halt orle, to and close the 10Th and 20th Sep
tcnber 3 or moro 10 make a race
Second Ddy--Pnrse 1 50, z mile heats
Third Day-Pnrse !. 50 2mIIc heats
Fourth Dny--Jockey Club Purse $500 3 mile heats.
NJ. TALBOT. Pr
August II WIS
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Virsinia:
+ Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Circuit g.
"A periur Count OF Law and Chancerv for the Town =
l.ynchburg, ON the LIST day Of August, 1912.
Thomas /. Virgins, Plaintiff
d@adSt
Hugh Rogers and John Rosser, Defendant.
lN CHANrERY
The Defendant Hugh Rogers not having entered his an
perance and given security according the Act Assemble
and the Rules OF this Court and appearing BY sati.f
~ evidence that he is not nlahanto of this country.
ordered that the said Defendant do appear here on the
Monday in October and answer the bill of the paina
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the town of Lynchbrg, Tor two
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted al the front door Of the
courthouse, IN the said town. a Copy-Tcse,
d. ROBES, elk.
August WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District Of Virginia
JUNE a. 1912:
4 BRAN NJ. WEBB, of the county of Buckingham
n having filed petition praying that he may be dccar
cd bankrupt 1t is ordered hata Gaining be
creditors of the said Abam NJ. W ebb show 10 the
court on the 10Th Of September next, why the said Abran
VI. Webb be declared bankruptpursuan to the act Of
Congress in that behalf and that copy of this order
be published in the newspapers according to the 2d
and 9th rules of court
Copy-Tcstc.
HENRY GIBSON. Clk.
August : WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22
tsr. Thomas asuHs.:e.:

virginia:
A r Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Circu;, :
u perior Court Of Law aud Ghancery. isr the Tow,
Lynclburg, On the Ist day oil August lSI2.
John G.. Meem, Pl,ina
AGAINST
William Bailey, Patrick Il Scott, John D. Marrell San
"ei 'ailahd' ana george W i"fnrf' Defendants
In CHAscERY
The Defendant William Bailey not having entered h;
appearance and given sccurt, according to the act of A.,
bly, and the Rules Of this Court, and appearing by s,
tory evidence, that he is moi nhabant Of this
II is ordered that the said Defendant do appear here an
first Monday in October next and the bill of In.
tiff; and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserI
sPaper published in the town of Iynrhbnry t
two months successfully and posted at the front door f
c)urt-honse, in the said town Copy-fesie,
ID. ROBES, cLS
August ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22

NlRGlNIA:At rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Chaucery for the
town OF lynrhbug, the is day of August 1872.
IIawcs ~ Coleman, John Rosser Nancy Jane Hawkins
and Kendall e Brent, the last OF whom for the benefit
C.. L. Estes, Plaintiffs
against
William Allison, John X. Irplett, William Ross, James
Benag and John Early Defendants,
The Defendant William Ross not having entered his ap
pearance and given security according TO the Act of Assem-
bly, and the Rules of this Court and appearing by satislac
tory ence that he is not nhabant OF this country 1t
ordered hat the said Defendant do appear here the
first dav of the and the blof the plaintiffs
and that copy oihis order be orthw it'll inserted in
paper printed in the OF lynchburg for months
cessiycy and posted at the front door oihe eourth
said town Copy-Teste
ID. ROBES, Clk.
Aug. 8 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22
IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT,

IN TIE. NITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District Of Virginia.
ArGrsr 3. 1912:
~ FORGE b. JENNINGS Jr., of the county OF
w Campbell, having filed a petition praying that he
he declared bankrupt II is ordered that all persons
claiming 10 be creditors of the said George b. Jennings
IT, show cause the court on the 18th das of Scptcm-
bcr next why the said George b. Jennings IT, be not de-
eacd bankrupt pursuant the of Congress in that
behalf and that copy Of this order be published IN the
newspapers according the 22d and .lh rules OF court
A Copy-1cste,
HENRY GIBSON, CTk.
August Wow
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August |
tir.ini;t:

Virginia:
I rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Circuit SUI
"A peror Court of Law and Chanccry for the Town OF
Iynchburg ON the lst day OF August, 1Sl2
Robert Norris, Plaintiff,
against
John {. Rogers, Hugh Rogers anl GEORGE W. Lowe,
partners, trading under the style Of j c, Rogers Co and
John Rosser Defendants,
IL CHASCERY
The Defendants John {. Rogers Hugh Rogers and fe~ge
w Lowe not having entered their appearance and given
cuy according to the Act of Assembly and the Rules
this Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants Of this country II is ordered, that
said Defendants do appear here the first Monday Dco-
Der and the bill of the Plaintiff and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper prn-
ted in the town OF yuchburg for two months excessively,
and posted the front door OF the court house said
Copy-Teste,
ID. ROBES, elk.
August |. w2m
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Virgi,si;t:

Virginia:
+ Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Circuit SUI
"A peror Court OF Law and Chancery FOR the Town Of
lynrhbnrs, on the lst day of august, 1912.
Robert MoffsS, Plaintiff,
against
Gustavus \. Rose, John H. Paeson and Samuel Garland
Defendants,
In CHANCERY
The Defendant tsustavus Rose not wing entered his
appearance and given security according the Of
sembv and the Rules of hi, Court and appearing by
tsiactory evidence that he uiaban this
ty' 1t is ordered that the said Defendant appear
the first Monday iii October and answer the bill the
Plaintiff, and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
in paper published init town Of Iynrburg for
two months seccssVey and posted the front door Of the
courthouse, IN the said town. a Copy-Toste,
II ROBES, elk.
August w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22

IN The UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District Of Virginia
:ArGrsr q 1912:
IOIN II. GREGORY of the county of Amherst
~ having filed petition praying that he may be de
cared Bankrupt: 1t is ordered that all persons claim
ing to be creditors Of the said John H. Gregory show
cause to the court, on the ith day of September next,
why the said John II Gregory be not declared bank
rupt pursuant TO the OF Congress in thai behalf and
thai copy d dis oderb published in the newspapers,
according 10 the 22l and 9th rules of court
\ Cow 'Tcste.
HENRY GIBSON, GIN.
Angus l. WOW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22

VIRGINIA:
4 + Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Coui,
n Superior Count of Law and thanccrv for the Of
Lynchhurg the 18th ,av Of July 1912:
Abel b. Nichols and William Bell, merchants and partners
trading under the style and finn OF Nichols s Bell
plaintiffs;
against
William Bailey, Samuel Garland George ". Turner ana
John II. MuIrell, DEFENDANTS
The Defendant William Railsy having entered hi. APP
pearance and given security according the oiaseuhy and
the rules ofthis Court aud appearing by satisfactory
dcnce, that he not nhabant oi this country is ordoed
That the said Defendant do appear the Monday
in October next and the bin OF the plaintiffs, and that
copy OF this order he forthwith inserted in newspaper
printed in the town of lynchbnrg for months successive
~ and posted al the front door the courthouse in tie ad
town. 4 Cupv-IeSte
II. ROBES. CIR.
July II WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22
E0iOiUsatn .<Cass mary,
%tafsI,eOn Va.

IfENilE twenty first Session olhs institution will com
meoce the FIST Monday ofSeptember. and close
on the last day oflune neNt-Mrs. Sheiey is prepared
II receive. As hcrol4rr. limited number Of young La
dies into her family circle. where she may best hope to
exert saluary Influence over their manners habits OF
study, and eir moral feelings and to discharge all her
great and deeply felt responsibilities to parents and guar
dams. For the improvement of those entrusted TO her
care in whatever advances the character o W sman she
pledges her b. ST efforts and those of her teachers.
As heretofore, thotcrm Of nitonare SEQ. t2t. $50.
according the studies pursued. Frcsch $50. and Mu=
sic with extra of Piano. $40. The price Of board,
including washing fuel lights, SC. has been reduced 10
81 10 year.
Slaunon. July llih 1872
n. b. It is very desirable that pupils from a distance
should board q. the family IA Mrs Shelley will thereby be
better enabled 10 promote their improvement during the
hours not devoted to study For those, however to whom
would be convenient 10 board elsewhere good board
can be procured III gcnce families, and on accommoda
ting terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22
AGAINST
July | |
VI tteSsNfs:

7 nv 7 n J.
+ rule. hcld in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
"A Court of Law and Chanrery holden in and for two
cousty Of Campbell, the 18th day Of July, lsi2
Charles Galloway, Plan,ia
against
Francis Galway, Edmund Austin and Caroln, G.. Terry
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22
3)oetteaI.
THE pEaau,.

From heatana tear UNCONSCIOUS fcil,
-Aaasscre twas lost within the sea,
A-musele caught it IN liz she'll,
AID said, alright rearl, III shelter the,
Thou shah bot fear the restless waves.
But slsep with me in oceans caves
Thou, O nv sriyt, my nv. my rest.
Bright tea. 81 heaven within any breast
t;ran,, fea, n, that there .nslrln, ma. dwell
Ths rng,sl drop IN rurtst cell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22
UF.EGG0.VS. u.fGGO.S'S!!

FbNli F. subscriber has at his BIacksmths shop near
the Franklin Iotol. and will always keep large
assortment ofWaggons OF all SIZES. \, hel he will sell on
reasonable terms. AMNON HANCOCK.
Aug Is w1w'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22

The Defendant Francis Caaway not Ina wing entered his
appearance aud gwen security according To the act "f Az
scmby and the rules of this Court, and appe airing by
isactory evidence, that he Is = haban oi tli,
country: II is ordered that said defendant do appear her.
the first day of the nest Of this Court and
the bin of the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
torthw it'll Inserted ey1apcr printed in the of
ynchbarg, for months seecssvey, and posted at tho
front door the court house Of hs county court
day. A Copy-resc,
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER, ok,
July Is w2m
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VIEesslNIA:

VIksilNIA:
+ Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Supe
"A nor Court of Law and Ghancerv, for the Town of
Lynihbnrg, on the lst day OF August Si2.
John T. johnson, Plaintiff
against
Tand <. Kidd and James Dolan, Andrew kinnier and
Smiton H. Davis r merchants and partners trading under
the sly lie and firm of Smthson H. Davis Jr. y Co.
Defendants
Is CHANcrRY.
The Defendant fandy X. Kidd having entered his APP
pearance and given security ng the Act OF Assembly
and the Rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he nhaban of this 1t
is ordered That the said defendant do appear here the
first Monday October next and answer the bill of the
Plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper printed in the town of Ivnchburg for
two months successfully, and posted at the front door the
Courthouse in the said town
ACoPy-'Teste,
u ROBES. C1'k.
Aug. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22
CLOGK y U.xYCH .V.lKER,

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Lynch
burg and the public generally that he has taken the
house lately occupied BY Jordan Greasy opposite the
Franklin Hotel, where he intends carrying the a
bove named business in all various branches and hopes
by strict attention to business TO merit portion OF public
patronage.
n. Bile would also assure all who may favour him
with call that his charges will be extremely low, and
his work warranted to perform we'll
f.. W. VICTOR.
June q w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22
SIMPLE AFFINITY

SIMPLE AFFINITY
Nome refer and e,i
Tine day had boil,
As down in glass were dropping,
AID " oull not unite.
But continued to fight.
Without an, prospect 81 topping
Some ps8rl ash o'erbeard,
Ard as quick word,
lie Jumped ia the midst Of The clasiing,
When all three agreed,
AID united with speed,
And Sur was created for washing.
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rlois:ssa, pIDssr.as'

N:fET0.S ~ EIQE.5
IL Az L just received supply Of the LIVINGSTON
L L COUNTY PLOT CHS, to which awarded
the first premium at the great Agricultural Fair, held
last FAN. At Syracuse, New York. For particulars We
refer certificates and handbls in ppssessjon-
Planters and Farmers invited to call and examine
them.
June l3 wCm
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July IL
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-09

man, in either House, who doubts that Mr.
Clay would have supported that measure, carried
it through, and thus given the Administration
grounds to hope for success, fhe had regarded
the success Of this administration as favorable
to has oa0n personal objects? No, not one. No
man doubts it; and Mr.. Clay himself doubts
it least of ALL Mr. Clays conduct, then,
from the very first, had its policy, its hopes,
and objects, all centered in opposition to
Mr.. Tylers Administration, and in the
chance of defeating its success. 1t is incredl-
Bile, to what excess expectations were carried,
in respect to this. 1t is truth, that toward the
end of the session, Mr.. Clay and his friends ex-
pected nothing less than to drive Mr.. Tyler to
an immediate resignation, and that there would
be, forthwith, new election of President All
this was to have been brought about by the re-
signation Of the Cabinet, and by the Manifesto
of the Capitol Square, and other places, by
which it was thought the People could be made
as much exasperated as certain OF the members
of Congress had become. How foolish, how
insane, are these ideas. Who can look back
upon September, without thinking that some
spell, some unaccountable delusion, some con-
tagious infatuation, had seized upon minds, usu-
ally sane, sensible and patriotic.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-09
THE TRICKS OF THE CRAFT.

Misrepresentation seems to be the order of the
dAy with certain set of politicians who, not
cpntented with quoting and making whatever
comments they may think fit on the political
doctrines of the :" Madisonian," as they are GER
tainly entitled to do, descend to the meanness of
mlsstating and garbling its alleged contents to
suit their own dishonest purposes. Were such
thing to be done in private life it would con-
sgnthe author of it to everlasting gnominy
and disgrace, and we can see no good cause
why it should not meet with a similar reward
when perpetrated on public journal. The
trick has not even the merit of novelty to sus-
tain it, and we would advise those who disclaim
the government Of honor, to entitle themselves
at least to the unenviable notoriety that would
attach to some neao mode Of attempting to mis-
lead tile People. Whatever we write we are
ready to sustain by facts and by argument, and
all that we ask is fair play, under the assurance
that, aOhenever zoe feel ourselves in the aorong,
advocate the cause of the Administration be-
cause we believe it to be the cause of justice
and enlightened patriotism; and whenever our
oppolents can point to one of its measures that
is NOD calculated to promote the welfare of the
county, we will be the first to abandon it, AS
for men, whatever may be our individual pre-
ferences and attachments, we regard them as
literally nothing when compared with mea-
sures. Let it bat appear that the policy advo-
Gated by President Tyler and his Cabinet is not
an honest, elevated, and enlightened policy, and
whatever may be our feelings toward the men
concerned, we will at once abandon it, Perhaps
we expect too much when we look for fair
dealing at the hands of the presses and persons
devoted to Mr.. Clay and his fortunes. If we
have been in error, we regret it, and shall in fu-
ture taAe especial pains to withhold respect or
confidence from such things and such men. In
using 50 pitiful weapon as that of misqatota-
tiom and misrepresentation our opponents put
themselves beyond our reach, for we confess
that we cannot play at SO paltry game. Honor
is the subject Of our story, and when men for
get that, all we can do is to despise them.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-09
BRUTAL.

A "peculiar" writer in the Globe of Thurs
dav, under the head of "a Solemn Annlversa-
ryn-describing at first the solemn scene over
The coffin of Harrison a year prevlous-takes
occasion (and such was his sole obJect to per-
petrate another coarse and vulgar attack on the
Secretary Of State. What it is the Globe and
its tremendous" abetter may expect to accom-
plish by so repeatedly assailing Mr.. Webster, OF
course we know not-but we do know that the
man they assail is invulnerable to all the spears
and battering rams the Globe establishment
can produce. If they expect to injure Mr..
Webster in the estimation OF others, they over
shoot the mark if they are striving to strength
en- their own party by abusing the Secretary OF
State, they will very soon find that they do but
commit SUICIDE