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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06
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d HE undersigned, Inspectors nj Planters Ware.
house, beg leave 10 return their sincere thanks 10
he Planters generally, for the very liberal support they
nave received during the inspection year which has JUS,
clused The new year. which Ia always dated from, the
sd day Of Oei0bcr has now commenced; and they ,c
encouraged to hope that the same generous pairopaor
"ll be continued IN an increased ratio especially rs ,hrv
are determined that every honest effort shall be lsed on
'h't mtt to promote the Interest of the planter and
nndi The condition OF the WAGNER cunifriablr as
possible. 10 this end. they have had the WAGON lot
well enclosed aud protected by strong eaesal locks
81 that by the constant attention # ,rnsy and y,Iont
servants 10 THIS mattel the hogs and COWS which have
''i,'.' infested The lo arc carefully Gnt ont every
a2hi' mus securing lhe WAGNER against n very seroo,
ANNOYANCE. They IeeI confident that all who ara dis
'9'd 10 lhyor lhen with call, both panrcrs and wa
goners cennoi fail to BE- pleased as lhcv win met viii
as P"n' 'lienilsn and Is comfriaAle areammodntie,
mere a. al any Na'o-hnuse IN the place Como anil eer
lur yGurselyts Jones \ NyIIIrI oNV
Oct. q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

O. john Tyler recently appointed Mr.. Wilcox post
master at Middetown, Connecticut. On going to take
possession. however, the old incumbent Mr. Starr re
fused to surrender. aud showed Mr. w letter from
John IyIos sen Robert, authorizing him (slarr) Ia
hold until further orlcrsl Sosays the n Y. Tn
bune II seems therire. to be inaitur of doubt whe
Their the father or son il President
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

MADAME 6IllidEf We regret that we have
moi soon'r invited the attention OF our citizens t IA,
professional skill Of this admirable artist Her pulrails
arc drawn With c like accuracy ombodying the expires
SION Of HE counienanae well linenmens he lc
painting ls remarkably delicate and elegant Those uha
desire To perpena'e their features or those Of some
trend VIII, We are snrr meet with no one better quail
lied than Madame G. to lurnshan accurate and beautiful
transcript OF them Marhyme g. will remain here only :,
E.w DAYS onpnr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

% The Dor-aes in Rhode Island, insist upon ii thai
negroes on5h to Lave the right Of suffrage We do not
wonder that Van Buren, is favorable to them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06
H'sefs u ~ n,
~. TERRI VS.

T. q a HI y 70 ne
MAIN STREET, first DOOR BELOW j. O. MrrM
'lE subscriber hnsinp taken the old stand NosqrS
Cobbs, Armisioad s Co.. respectfully invites the
lc'abanls Of Lynchbarg and vicinity to call and az.
anime his stock Of
READY Made CLOTHING.
which he il opening. Among the articles offered
viii be found COATS all descriptions sizes, palicrns
and prices. 10 suit the times PANTALOONS Gal
ters, hall Caters, open and plain fronts and bottoms
Collars, Soeks IIosome. Shirts and Susponders all of
which will be offered al the lowest Cash prices and no
abatement. will further add tina, my Goods are Of the
latest fashion and style. being made expressly for his
n4rhot
.ALSO- CLO1WLN; CUT and .1L3DE TO
ORDER ar TIE SHORTEST NOTICE.
The snbcrbc hopes by strict attention aud punc,u,i
ty in business to merit share of tho pnbc patronaoc
BENJAMIN TERRY.
Oci 6 Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

.Rosoments Calhoun it is said, will yisi, NV.
York IN November Col. r. NJ johnson is somewhere
in Pennsylvania showing his gaping wounds. Mr..
Clay is in Indiana.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

o. It's rumored that the President has recalled
Mr. Calhoun afppin ed Consul at Havana by Gen Ha
rison, and gwen the place to Gen Robert b. Canpbo
Of Alabama lorlory member of Congress from south
Carolina.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

CD D~s'n the Valley Star know that the Wing
Song book has been revised since $40 and thai John
FLYERS name has been "erpuagtd' ,hereIfom2 The
Wings thought him "honcst aud true' when they
married his 10 mmoftalverse, hu they have disco
ycred, Washington did in the DAVIS of the Revolution
no cause is too holy 10 escape the interested alliance
oflrai,ors. Nc cau',hcre5rc sing ,hc 1ppccanoc neo
dies which he kindly e"ies for ouruseBuilbcw wait
awhile, The forests s tho streams the mountains and the
valcs will be vocal with Wing songs as"ip-ad being
quite musical ourselves. we lo7o afford him ,hd olea
sure OF listening TO one Of them adapted To the mir OF
Resin tbe Bo,c. We shall insist upon friend Bower.
singing the chorus. however. VIA, does he shy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

Death u The Res. john ker-The last DanyIc
Reporter announces the death Of The Rev John Kerr
one OF the oldest aud most distinguished Ministers of
the Baps, denomination in Virginia lie died at half
past II O'Clock p. NJ. the OH inst at his residence
(thc Coitago,) uear Danvie. Mr. Kerr was formerly
the representative Of this district in Congress and wac
lew years ago an unsuccessful candidate for tho same
s'a'i0n The Reporter says-'A m.re extended notice
OF his he and death Will be given in future number
we have hme only TO say thar in the full possession
OF his mental faculties, and with consciousness Of his
approaching end he gave frequent assurances to his fam
lily and friends that death was disarmed Of its stinp
We have rarely witnessed such resignation to the D
vino Will, as he manifested during the whole course OF
his Illness
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

Suppose Naturalization Monday evening a1i five
newly born, 81 not mature infants. were found ibil,e
Presbyterian buyns ground IN this placoone of them
wrapped in piece of colDa cloth, and the other in
pillow ease 1t supposed hey had been,
some days previously paced there they already
emitted an offensive odonr A coronar's jury VS.
summoned to examine into the matter next morn
ng-bnt when il met, there was no v,sligo Of the
infants il; and certain indications around the spot led
to tho presumption that during the night the remains had
been deyoured by does The heariess wretch who
gave premature birth 10 these infants perhaps by forced
means and them with more than brulohe lnsensblitv
thus disposed oftaem may escape human iuitee-but
he cannot fly from the ashes If her own conscience
while apprehension other detection will constantly
haunt her guilty mind.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

o. / letter from Philadelphia giving m account Of
lyer and Loco Foco meeting in that city, says, the
eelng of those present. IN reference 10 the next pfes
dency. scelno' 10 be pretty equally divided beiwoen
Calhoun and Van Hnrcn. Buchanan will get the vote
Of that State in ,hc National Convention nj rst-bul be
viii Of etmrsr be dropped; aud the writer expresses the
opinion thai in that case Calhoun will be TOO strone for
Van
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06
II. II. NASH.

PETERSBURG. VIRGINIA.
nFFERS HIS PIANO FORTES for sale urou
Jtria II they found good, TO bc kept, IL other
wise, to be returned The prices vary from 275 70 Gu
dollars THREE HUNDRED have nircady besa
Sold aud moi bad one amongst them. Fnum 10 to &c
always on hand, at his extensive establishment in Pc
lorsbnrg, Va.
July q elf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

-. ~ T.. r.. MILLS,
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
For tho Eastern District Of Virginia
OcToBGR 8. 1912
EOSEPI W. SCOTT. of the county Of Bedford
81 having filed petition praying that he may be dc
cared bankrupt: 1t is ordered that all persons claiming
to be creditors Of the said Joseph W. So1m show cause
10 the eour the 18th day of November next WHY the
said joseph w Scott be not declared bankrupt, pnr
snant To the act of Congress in that behalf and ts,
copy oits order DO published in the newspapers ac
oordinr to he 22j aud Path rules Of cor.,
Cepy-Iesta,
HENRY GIBSON, Clk
Oct s w5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

81 Rev. G or w Lcyburn aud his Lady, late NJ s.
sonaries to Greece, in the service Of the American
Board of Commissioners for foreign MISSIONS arrived in
this place On Tuesday evening, with their two lovely
children. These missionaries, after having laborcd in
tlat once classic. but benghted land for nearly SIX
years, 10 disseminate the light orihc Gospel have been
driven from that country. because they would no, weld
to the requirement Of the government 10 Danish the 81
bic from their schools, and thus deprive them Of the
m st efficient means Of propagatng truth and scattering
the blessings Of civilization aud religion anonr Tia,
people II viii be gratifying their numerous friends.
t. learn that they are in excellent health
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06
SITUATION WANTED As A
Tg.YCNER.

4 YOU NJ gentleman wishes to get situation as
n Teacher, in good neohborllood. Tie is nro
pared to teach the Latin and Greek Languages Maihe
mates and the different Sciences as well MS the lower
branches Of English Satisfactory testimonial, will be-
given. For further information, address Editors of
tho Yrginian.
Oct. wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

e. The Valley Star may be- correct in snpppsng tina,
Mr. Tyler swallow the address ofLe Mary land del
egs'es 10 Harrisburg with better grace than WE did
his SIX yeioes. He has wide throat n convenient
eonseiencc," tough hide. and the digestive powers oi
an ostrich Ii is by no means 10 the credit OF the Smt's
friend thai he canlistc to the eypostous of hs niamy
withou, feeling
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

IN. al .ae i'.h m H. tie seese q. rs 90 + ..
said he sjamnys le'siofofe belonged to tie Leo T..
Gu party. and had believed ,her profeasioss md rom
ses hu, The, finding he had been deceived that Their
s"d money and fec .,ade heresies Led reduced tie
working naa 10 isss and beggaty he saad'hed them
"l'e was fr ar,T ,oeive the operatives employment
fiscal agent, 10 e,vea sound earreneyi disrbuia to
educate the children Of tho L. States; and Henry Clay
to carry oni Wing constitutional principles Wien
The bone and snew of tho land begin thus reflect and
reason. we will not despair Of, the Republic Oe steh
eonyar a. Potter Sttodc. is worth do7ep politicians
like Mshloh Dictersan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

AMHERST SENATORIAL DIsTRlcT--Dr.
Charles Cooke, who has long and efficiently repre-
sened the Amhers, dis,rie, in the State Legislature
has announced his mention TO Withdraw from the
public service at the close Of the ncxt scssio. we
hope the Wings of Amherst, Nelson and Abe
marie will speedily take steps TO bring out an
other candda,c-one who, with personal popularity,
viii have both the ability and disposition maintain
Wing principles and TO defend Wing measures. upon
the stump. We shall publish DR., Cocke's letter in
our neat,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
4 yScoM RcbukP.

At tho barbecue Tho frnhfH wcrc generally
known by their badges Most of Nr. Claws mon
those who belong TO him. were thus decorated. III
our ramhle over the ground we fell IN with hard
old democrat with hldge-his badge was One
Dollar Note Of broken bank tastefullv ninned
ON 70 his rough coat were the Clay badges on
the fine broadclo,h. We watched the cOniemp'u-
ous sneers Of the mushroom aristocracy As they
,,ssed Old Dare their under lips fell rs they
,en, nv and we reioiced to see them eifectually
reminded of the shnplaster policy OF their master.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
CANDIDATES.

oy-We arc requested the Old Soldier, LEM
rFI FoRp a candidate for reelec 10 the ohce oil Ser
geant-at- AIMS Of the House Of RepIcsei tAtves
py,-we are authotzed TO w. ". ESetIsH OF
Scott county canddlie fT Enrolling Clerk oil TIE House
If Representatives. at their nt ~ session
a>y-We are requested announce JosfPH F. BRows'oi
Tippecan e. candidate or Principal Ciek in the House
# Representatives..
a-lYo are requested arrounce JOHS L. RoriHsoS, O.
Rush as a c,nci.ac for Assistant Clerk IN the House oil
Representatives. IL
a,,-Ye are AUTHORIZED announce T. NJ bEssoN, hn-
rolling Clerk Of the lat Legislature, as candidate ior ,ne
same Office in the next Gene al Assembly li-u-
n1-We are requested 10 announce C. Hvoxfrprnnf IS
caaide lection the Office Of Assistant IeiA 10
the House of Representatives
r-We are authorized announce DR.. L. W IL Ellis as
candidate FOR Enrolling Clerk of the House Of Repese-
tiyos.
acyWe are authorized to announce c W HuToHrS as
cad axe for Clok u the ii use OF Ropfesen-
iiVe>.
2,-We are requested announce JUsrrs DAVIS, OF sui
Ivan county a. c4ndle Tor Sofseani-stA AIMS oi The
House Of ReiTescititi'eS.
a,-We A G requested - announce h name Of RotArn
II n AL a, ca oil L. fpr Scgeant AIMS Of the Seuate
2rJ-We are request &, ouacc T. NJ cHAnBrRIAir
A. can Hate Postcuu Atosnty n the nnh JUDI
cial Il cult Il Iuii a.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
Those Songs.

Some wiley old coon thought he could make few
fps on the barbecue day but got most confoundedly
disappointed. lie had printed lot of songs, and
as soon as the crowd approached, every one So
cited to buy Clay song. "What FOOLS said one
of the boys he left the ground late in the after
noon; II have only sold seven: guess they amt got
so much money as they had in Van Buren, times; if
they is they mean to keep IT." Right, boy, thought
we; they may have got roast beef for this day only
# they grabbed hard enough: but that two dollars il
scarce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

CmAPMAy, Auov.-We have a question for you
HIS Il ever been decided in the courts of law, or
equity, that a printers bill for subscription. or
work, IS per Sc. prima taeie evidence oil fraud IL
no, yyhy is il that five men out of six, that style
themselves honorable, viii dispute the most tritiing
account of printer and haggle him about CHf
such men must have soul above buttons, any way.
-GrernsJurgh Sentinel.
The above can only be answered by supPosing-
supposing-'' that the victory not always to the
sifoag.' as the boy said when he killed skunk
with brick bat
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

EeY virtue Il a copy deere 10 orin'd from ' ,c
Ee6c. ~ IN. Marion circuit VII eaire - s' A
oacv on of November, ci = Do i 81 h '"' \.
door IN the town 81 indianapolis, leiNs'a ht hrt- y
a stye
aiir. - h7i - ' 7. hntst t-
t ~ ia township TO- nsh rasi, Ni j. h'.' 800
follow ira inniar, To beginning ~ q foni "a ii -,
Ia t,f ,.,,t., - ss.flfasf -
c,,,,,.r ,sur. csfie ~
t,u,r pfl ,.fuarlx the centre ~ s1i "" ~ w 49,
t, ,,,-,r fa,re the northeast corner ief''a
-, -. =, fh- 81 sIited i
l,tnfr Of 70
nt.r. of ien decided L." lSeH'r,
and on f.iue full aust drfiinn - =
.,r. 1 .l II the iiafe Tie lie -' -
land Ia he sll - the property II Btitmc. Bridges anu De"i
Ridges n the suit II Si0lghon \. Fletclef -.
$50 RANNIR IAWiIEAD. sheriff " =
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

JONATHAN RoBERTs.-N hiie the wings are
hovliir over the dismissal of jonathan Roberts
who they are trying to make out a very snni.-
they should recollrct this l. the same Jonathan 10
berts who figures spicupusly 9" the ol!o"ln no
proceedings Of the Senate oi the United States.
whicl, the reeder Ill find IN Mess Reg vol
10 page l23.-B Baltimore .irgrs.
"rhe senate resumed the considerations Of the
Joint resolution directing medals TO De struck. ant,
together with the thanks Of Congress. presented To
major general Harrison and Governor Shelby, aud
t,r other purposes
After some discussion the expedeacy Of
adopting such resolution at this time. and Of
counting the names If Gen. Harrison and Gov.
Shelby. Mr. Llcock moved TO amend the resolution
bv striking hfrefrom The name ~ mej'r general
William Henry Harrison. THIS motion was de-
,ermined in the affirmative by the following vote
yr.-Messrs Dana. Gailllrd. Gore. Hunter
Iacock. Mason, JONATHAN kJ8ERiS, Tat,
Thompson. Tchenor. TSner, and 'arnnm. -.
Ms essrs. Barbour. Barry. Condict. ior-
sew. Macon. Morrow, Ruggles, Talbot, Wells, and
Willlams.-ll.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

We have been .hown by Mr. Taylor, Po''naS
ter Of this city coun,tr icit five dollar bill on ne
Michigan City Branch. ihe following descrl pti"a
Will enable cur readers. to guard against DciHg de-
ceived Nignette-A Female, Piow, Saeif o.
Wheat, and Cattle. Lett side ,ignette, Adams
right side, Washington.
Lei hand end, figures > above and be!ow, viii
wreath of roses between right hand end. . above
and below, with a ship unloading between iha , =
No lO23 dated April lh. 1clo; signrd. ID. g
Pallameer, Cashier. >. Merrill. Prest. purportin-
to be engraved by Rawdon Wright, Hatch q Go.
y y; paper whiish The Bank has never is
sued any Of Ike cripton.-.utch gan CITY On
StKe.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

AaMoRY AT HARPrR's FERRy.-A report fom the
Ordnance Department states that this armory consists OF
buldups for Off ers and clerks 81 buildings tor work
men, = arsenals, 4 storehouseS magazines, Offices
workshops and Others IN which machinery 1Nen Nv
water foundry and annealng house and Il others used
a. coal and lime hou stables &c Value OF machinery
Sl47G74 At the Rifle Factory, there store houses
Office 10 W ok>hops, and others in which machinery
is driven by water anneaing houses, others i'f
coal lime &c lue OF machinery, s9i,7s3 The
whole cost of buildings &c from the first eialshne
OF the armory s4,O36.ls 49, and the money value oil
stores ON hand 1854 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

the greatest orator!"

sWho is the greatest orator!
"lIenry Clay. SIR"
What is his characteristic style!"
"Flowery, sir-yery howery"
"What figures Of speech predominant in his or
aiorvt"
"Hyperbole and anti,hesis, sir and the perpcn.
dcular pronoun occurs frequently"
.sCan you give few specimens Of his ora,oryi"
'Ies. siri I'll try and cay it as near righl as
can. He says in one speech, Sir. find in the
Constitution no grant for the exercise Of tbs va
gran, power to charter Banking institutions
Truly eloquent Another specimen -
Sir il is the duty of Congress to furnish to the
people sound and adequate currency: this can only
be done through National Bank. We are in the
midst of revolution
..Subme Another specimen -
*. Sir, ] maintain that the Compromise should
be inviolably maintained. There is no need of
protection"
splendid oratory, that Another dose -
Sir, this mighty people ought TO be no lor ger
dependent on foreign nations for articles OF manu-
facture. Let the mechanical ingenuity Of our peo-
PIE be encouraged into action. domestic resour-
cas- be developed, ana home manufactures protected
and rewarded . Sir, in the midst of
rev olut;on.'
"Can you give some examples in the heroic
style!
YES, sir. Speaking of the squatters the pub
lie lands, he says Sir. did say that the settlers
upon the public lands a awless rabble. And
DO say sir, they should be driven off at the point
of the bayOnet' "
"IIow sublime and patriotic Give US another
example,.
Gas for John Tyler, he is mere snap-a fash
in the pan. Pick your Wing fints. and try him
again. We are in the midst OF a revolution"
What does he mean by thatP'
Don't know sir he didn't tell any Of 'em il
plain words to shoot the President but he gave
them pretty broad hint, reckon. lie told them
to try to do it,
''N hat does he mean by revoutonl"
Don't zactly know, sir; the catechism don't say
Rather guess it's revolution OF his opinion
and principles. Never heard Of his beng in any
other revolution sir"
MAY il not refer to his running candidate
in the Presidential course!''
Rather guess not, sir. It's true he Away
comes around just where he started from. and -
makes kind of revolution that way-but the rev
olutions he speaks of always begin just after he
has finished his Presidential revolutions. Please sir
this Is lean lesson-Im hungry Nay 20 an
get piece of roast beef''
ITO the kitchen. boys. ''-PieJeidn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
d .IPsSC! Jesse.

The man who has written a book must not be sur
Drised at It's falling s, born. if it contained one half
The ,elehers of the two letters from this place, pub
lished in the Wabash Courier. The writer eyes
must have been IN an eclipse, for no one IN the'r
senses saw the half there described Jesse
Has that "mlres nest" affected your head'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
The WI Iig.

~ we not long since predicted, the neutral paper
al Charlestown has shown It's coors. IL Is federal
uhir all over: and the proprietor will see II die
within one wear from this date. he being much the
loser by his attempt. We shat! be sorry Tor him
but il can't be helped. Clay federalism VIII not
flourish IN IIoosicr soil. lie has seen one oil our
Or edictions verified and he will see the present one
not less true IN It's results.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

L. s SEx.ron-The Wings chuckle nightly over
the prospect of dsunon in the Democratic ranks They
calculate that will have three candidates Ia he
field Let them lay that 1aiterng JUNCTION Ia their
souls The Democracy will formally present but one
candidate and that will be Gen. 4. A. lIowARD. Other
gentlemen are named hut will decline at the proper
In truth tie Democracy of Indiana would d. Gone a.
Howard great injustice they not 10 place hm IA The
senate Ii will he rccolected that he resigned
Cong ess IN Obedience their call, and took the field
\ time when all the chances of against him
Now the opportunity offers. deal his reward
rence5urgh GAZETTE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
>kLE NE lsEtL E.TAIE.

a Office rr-s That pHr"'ancr 81 40 90 s,r
,,fe Il county. ni irf Fl ga &c Sis., Il,
+ November Gest. a. ttr h'-- 81 "e.s -
lVtn- tnsnp Marion c4iu Indiana, on TIE l.i tl. - a.,
NV. miles igisr Indianapolis tn rel tf - ,eat
sen. deceased, ~. -fnn"t-t quar- ~ ~ -, s,.
If fFfiii Ct "-'
containing acres eing 90 70 ~ ie,- e'1 - ~
;oNnShp M -lii Comfy frd 81 TIE nie'- ..r,i
10 the fdher tAtsthfi' Z" - '
insn@ni. IN raf aud months TIE ~ -
IT. ,,h ,,.r,vef tid i'.n 81 'h -,
money The SID fili u ne WIZ -
god vii ie gwen t- purchase "."h i.l n -
Tie hOss Of - e'oiofk -. ts r ,s-..,-,.,
said Ao.l nm
h-rl 70
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

We see IL stated that F. p. Blair. on heang ika' Ten
Jackson was involved, loaned HI $4,000 The heart
hat, warmly ALWAYS al the generous OF friend
ship -Gdze.e ,
4 uyv cunning sep to old Jackson men, Judge But
hos. Il 4 vour heat beat hen the Judi Isry committee at
The L. senate reported aga st iefdnding the hne OF
900 TO Gen Jackson and in JG1OT 81 payl the hts
- Utr for his SCI 1ces while the hands of the BIT
i.h where his treason AID cowardce had placed hun
Moe warmly Ia appropriation, be au-e more IN affinity
with teason than the devotion OF
EulHlTcr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
Catch Them.

There is not federal wing who was at the late
barbecue, who will pretend TO assert that the crowd
covered over four acres and if they confine them
selves strictly to the truth they will not say much
over two when they were at the tables. sup
nosinr IT. four acres make allowance for tables
allow SIX persons to every square yard, and see
how many the area would contain. Less than ~
600. Thirty thousand persons cannot be hoped
into four acre lot.