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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

Tnr PosI oe rHE Poon-We recently gave our
readers ecmeu Of tie beautiful rhymes from this friend
Of the suffering p-af. aud Corn Law Rhymer." he
L. ca ed. A letter writer ia the New lork American
has recently pad ban V.-i;. and gives interesting
Of Las option. Ne gave from ths
.e,tcr
Leaving ihe door Of Montgomery. how su Ills The two
hours gdrd away = knocked At that II LIS neighhor
Eocnszcr Eliot. the author ol the II" Corn Law Rhymes
The transition could scarcely have been greater. bad
just parted with ctucaied refined gentleman Of polished
mamie and e1quslely u'ai pefsous sppearnrce, sni
found myself confronted with stout robust; rough
man. whose blunt address aud =iovenly made
Almost shrink from tie roA red grasp Of The Land that
has peuncd some ot tie best hymes the English IAN
suage. Bui the god usiurod 90 Walk n--walk IN, Of
the bury poet ho stood the threshold his stocking
ect holding pair OF shoes ia has hand)
up Demo,rac blood and assur,d . welcome.
The first glance At Mr El1us head reminded Of tie
appearance of General Jack-on's WREN him in
Washington some Is wears ago.
The same bold. frank. unrclaNing expression which
marks the front q he hero o the Hermitage, the
countcnance Of the Auti-CorE Law Rhsmer. | was IN
structed. amustd veKcd and inspired during inter
view. There Is struggling mixture Of humanity. dog
geiuess aud genius IA bis composition, which makes hun
a lis views beiimes deep and shallow ;
his conceptions large eud little his language bold and
found great heart his bosom. beating strongly
with generous impulses towards crushed manhood. tie
enthusiastic adrnrer Of General Jackson. and
foe of Bdde nad lhc Bank. In England he cassed d
Radical. la America he auld glory IA the name Of
I.oco-Fo lie improved the occasion Of pretty
long discussion upon tau banks aud laws thor
oughy dry his shoes AID stockings-hu- proving that
DR. Franklin the only who held tina, time is
money. hundred such llhymeIs would make the Pill
lars of British aIsOcray trcm5e % the base aye, 10 the
fall
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

III ,. G. WHITTIER.
Al 'h.n-, whats ever ye would that men should
20 Sc even 50 % them. Mari. WI u.
spirit e Truth. ana Love, and Light
The ~, II Wrong. ana Hate, and Fraud
OF all which pains the holy ight,
or w0un IS the senerou, eaT 0l God.
SUI sacred though thy name De breathei
by those WAo,c hearts a., truth !e-1e;
Aai gaIani, p.lckci from thee are wreAihel,
Atouol The naughty bsoNs Of Pdie.
The r.ncrou. feeling. pure ana warm,
Which owns The "a: Of al divine -
TIE pItyug beut-the helping arm
Inc prompt self Slcrihce-lre thiue.
Beneath thy broad, impartial eye
n lw ilie the cotis OF caste aud birth
How equal IN tAei, suffering lie,
The s.0anins muittudcs ol earth
BY misery unrcpeued, unawel
BY pomp or power, thou see'St Mas
Ia prince ur peasant. slave OF lord,
Pale priest, or swasthy artisan.
Through an disguise from place, or maine,
Beneath the haunting robes Of SIN,
Through poverty and >lualid shame,
Thou IJJke,t ON The nan within.
On man, as mn retaining yet
H3wc'cr de5ased, and Solled, lnI dim,
The crown upon his forehead set,
The immortal gift of God 10 HIM
Ihy name and wltchwOId Ger this land
hear an every breeze that StirS,
And round thousand affairs stand
Tiny banded Party worsh.ppels
Not u these affairs OF a day
Al Pa,y's call, my gift | bring;
But on thy ollen shrine ! lly
fIceman's dearest offering:
The v,iceless utterance Of his will
His pledge 10 Freedom and u Truth,
That m4rhrll'S heart remembers sill
The homage OF his generous youth.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29
y B. had a k1.sen married la, ,oon,l.

SOM the capacity % their nsipIs hv The
amount OF time they consume Do pghc sleasluE o.,
Iockes Judge Of The value Of horse h On. spell a not
length II time which Dr. without hs
exhausted The ancient orators spoke with a. much a.
cizenes- thes dad with power. Inc French aye tarir
closest imiiator-. Ike The following essmf.s
Amongs, the peiiurs Of the French bi tLe annexed
brrf seecn ha been preservel iy th- c~'a-. The l-
feniaut !auh-r of signs. Wrerh-y poor pro-
verbal. stupid. AMI hdeousy u-s anI ioorso.,.. ~.
a of seduction. The i1os.1. ~as "a, ieilu.s q
hi- lawyer
t,entlemen.-Ny argument on thi- ca-c hall be- br,f
j. the seduction of Of thrse requisites
mdl pen-sr's ! - sed0cef. must I.-e hssutv ne"re
Or -ens' rs chen u-lv. hecctrt. ana foolish ~
iv look at him. B-rS-r.i &c Is painter VI -.sa-
Fg,ss. IatcrsJ.4tc AAn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

There exists thren.bo1, Chm bat single ca.
ne-e newspaper. winch published AZ Peain, and
bears the title of King Paou, or Messenger of the
Imperial Residence l. cons SIS ~ extracts a.
WDat tae Emqcror nas examined or ordered 100 ,cun-
eli. l., published day, aad the pucc Is = 81.
per annuln.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

\ Low LerrfU.--'he following precious billet d'nx
was picked up 900 Washington street i,a week. d sas
without al res aus lest rs should t ' % te
backward for whom it iuenlel, tlae tue o.
tery OF publishing D.
M deeri- s.,octjs dtctp
I 50 happy IA mere from view Clint ford. ms
Crater esher. lew oilers Nos deer NE alJ nope
vii Ice dee,er-
Yew never hunted no'hin about rarrijgo aui re-
yer mean W-tahc viewer oan time i,r that shall o'..r-
remember the old s,yn pocar-na-ieu j. the t.,,f OF
umc, but muher szuolAIa sfJ0d pc lu4 ia Auuy b.t
a,tchm aee-.
The f,ndest vi-h # nay hart u.s. that may sumo Dee
cum wuu. 'Du vcv ever reed FuukIus Eurcss-hi,
remarks consarnin lnarud-e deuefu. over hnr's Boz
SCI OFT tu assemble wun auutaer Iu every expect
tia ou M be interrogation, that over tsNuou sy b.
miAn as well n ye.ynitin'- like ic anI ~arer aat
ike aui -hoogcr
Trewly ! can i,al f1f tho mortal Waits wien he -,L-
The rovy-e 5 red the vict- r
ShooCcrs sNeate and 90
Nu'her SCI msurmonv "a better "a tlllk on % ~ liz
rea'itv-l am The beeafit Is not
rename ul deth or marudsc,
Ntwer oan sweate snoo-er candy.
MARY ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

WHAT BoxEs GovEKN TnE WoRLp'-The cat
ridge box, the ballot box the band box the tobacco
box he might have added the cigar and pill boxes.
Ear boxes seemed 10 be overlooked IN the above.
Their influence certainly IS very striking.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

SruFFISG Several attemps 10 smurgl- Scotch
whlskcy aud Holland gin by s,uding geese and
pigs with bottles filled with those liquors nave neen
lately discovered by the London revenue officers.
he weight led them to make an examination. and
whlskey, GIN. pigs and geese were forthwith se ed
n behalf OF Her Majesty Queen Victoria, ITO prob
ao.y had right Jolly tine Of II.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

LEARNr>G NNp REroH,r-It may seen paradox to
Assert but Is nevertheless true, that reform never COM
mences with the most LEANED classes Of the community
collegiate and regular of classical and profess
slonal education always renders more less b oe
10 the Of studies which be has pursued the
opinions which seem to be engracd upon the learning
which he has acquired and 10 the customs and habr,
which the discipline OF the university has cd him adopt
The exceptions generally among those who commenc
ed their classical studies when rather advanced in e and
who did remain long enough under college discipline
to have the scholastic notions and peudres If their M
rucors wrought into the very fibre of their minds The
majority of graduates caught early life, and
kept under discipline for 50 many years until the mind is
fairly sioe.ed against any impressions that the
time they obtain their second degree, they have become
incurable blgots IN every thing which formed branch m
their c0egate of education. be they Unitaans,
Rationas, whatever II may please their vanity be
called. Hence we must not expect that REFORM Of any
species. will with the learned II the schools.
though class they the learned Of the COM
munlty; bat with those few who have sufficient learning
to detect the OF past aud who. while acqur-
ing his knowledge, have not been regularly ned
the ndiscrlmnae admiration Of every word or opinion
which has been uttered 10y the objects Of learned loairy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

CoRNoRANr.-Dr. Mortimer tells warn about
lad vino could not be supplied with sufficient food
and It was wita the utmost difficulty he could be
prevented from gnawing his own flesh When
awake lie was constantly eating. The food gwen
him consisted Of bread, meat, beer milk water. out
ter. cheese. sugar, treacle. pudding pies fruits.
broths. potatoes, and of these be swallowed IN
successive days, three hundred and elghty-four
pounds eight ounces. avordupois, being sixty -iJar
pounds day ON the average
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29
a TALE FOR rINANcIRRs-rnE PAPER

MILL.
The following article, written N England some thirty
years ago copy from the Nicksburg Sentinel. The
respectable banking establishment therein described Of
"Messrs. Smoke, shallow. Air-bubbe, Hop-the-tvg Il
Co will bee recognized ali country. very IA
miar friends. they have established branches all over
the United States.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

am requested to preach, this occasion from The fol-
lowing text which may be found in Lord Byrou- Don
Juan
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sSs Cost to close.

sElNc determined to bring our presen, business To
- close as SPEEDILY as possible. we SHALL from tl,is
'lne. oer ohr large stock of Dry Goods. without retcr
ence TO cost, FOR MONEY II will be found 10 con.
sis OF many foods suitable to the present and apprcach
ing season. We are aware that in some descrintIs ot
cords There IS considerable decne all Of such nee oir
eo'"'oh 'egora 20 eosf and the residue COST Bny
WI nnqncstonaby be made to their interest 10 dssI
10 addition to oni stock of Dry Goods, we have IN;
hand good assortment of G o G ERIE
WHEN we oi'f al me loves, market rates. to which Wa
call the attention ofour cus, on,ers and otLers =
July IS ,,tarr'.
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I'D FRIDGE BUILDERS.

M f have been appointed TO contract for the build
w ing of bridge across Harrs's creek and on Sat
urdav the Sd of September will attend at said Creek for
the purpose of receiving proposals for the job Those dis
posed to put bid, requested 10 the day
above mentioned the Toll House, on the Lynchburg
and Buffalo Springs Turnpike about eight miles from
Lynchburg The toll house is Immediately IN the bank
of the Creek where the proposed bridge is to be built
Specifications &c will be left with the toll gathorer
aud exhibited on the day oflettng.
ROBERT CAMM,
EDWIN S. RUCKER.
WILLIAM . lIARpING.
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RICHMOND COTTON YARNS,

TENIlE ST DISORDERS have rented and are now
4 working on their own account. tho wei. known
Cotton Factory Of tho RiCHNO.NJ, .N,aNTJE9c.
TURING; COMPANY. and 40 prepared to furnish
Cotton Yarns Of the most approved quality
II has been subject ii Complaint heretofore, will,
the merchants Of Western Virginia, that they could
purchase Southern Yarns for cash. cheaper 10 Balti-
more ana fh.adeiphi than at the places where they
made.
Wcnq'w beg leave to inform tltcm, that will make
such a discount fer A s II, will reduce our
yarns to the lowest price at which article Of similar
quality can be procured in any other market.
Office at the store Of Messrs II. w. & J. J. Fry
s ca. f.. Is. BENTLEY SEQ.
Richmond, August 8 10 n
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JANIS RIVER LAND rOk SALE.

d AZ Tuesday, the 2nd day Of October next, if fair
~ and il not dion on the next fair day. shall uiel
Tor sale. at public auction, upon the premises, my
ESTATE III the county Of Amherst, and five miles be-
low the town of iynchburg The tract contains by late
survey Is of very fine James River INV grounds
through which tho canal does not pass and there are
725 acres oiigh lands. Also. my undivided portion
(1eng one third Of 100 OF Land adjoining the
above Tract, and the formerly owned by iinnrns
Boiling deed. The fertility of this estate, It's adapia
ton 10 the growth Of toDacco conn., wheat and oats It's
conguity the town Of Iyncburg, and the convent
enec Of navigation. render this Land very valuable.
\ particular description is unnecessary. Those dis
posed to purchase expected and invited visit the
and Judge fer themselves. The present tenant
Mr. George pepjohn, Of Amherst. is well acquainted
with the Land aud viii answer the enquiries Of any one
disposed purchase. The purchaser will have the
privilege orsowng wheat this fall, and possession will be
given onthc LIST day otncxt January.
The terms i'll he 81 800 cash, the day of sale; one
third of the residue be paid the 9Th of August
1919: another third on the 18th Of August 1874 and
the remaining third on the 9th OF August, 1915. The
three last payments will bear interest from the day Of
sale bu1 die interest will be RENTED if the money be
puncttally paid. The title to the land will be retained
until the last payment is made. Letters post paid, ad
dressed To snr in reference to this property aud directed
to the Virginia Mills 2. o, Buckingham county. will
rec Give dle attention. ROBERT Boiling.
August 20 WHO
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~ % " 4 e. II i.

FENIE ceparnershp heretofore existing in this place
4 under The firm oi Turner l,urwell. < Co. has bee
renewed, and the concern wllI continue 10 do business
at their old stand Their stock Of Goods which the,
believe To he Of the best in the place. will be sold eli
Their by wholesale retail. al very reduced prices. Il
those who may favor them with call
In addition to their stock of Dry Goods, they have
rood assortment OF Sugar, Coffee. Salt SC S<c which
will be sold at the lowest market prices
TURNER, BURWELI & Co.
Angus; lmif--ts
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: Ciefcs e,.scd, -Esi. ot " .li,an,s5n eean
tennessee, formerly aud active supporter Of MI
Van Buren, comcs out. in along letter in the Nashville
Wing IN favor Of Henry Clay, National Bank, and a
Protective Tariff We shall publish Mr. Casscdy's on
eellen, letter in a few days.
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COMBINED ATTTRACrIOr!
AZ q ap u al.

" Is j. ID - IT a ID.
~ iN6 sold out the principal part Of our o |, ~
M + q K a, the store Of Burton 4 I,.d,s "a
have The pleasure Vt informing cur friends and the pnbl
generally that we have rcn0rei 10 that honse q n n
~ 4 = Y o c X If 4 q IL
~ y and DESIRABLE GOODS, and shall
III 'ainfo continue nnr business THE OLD STAMP un
der the style aud firm Of ROBES e. BURTON.
ltaVll@ been very literally patronizod by generous
public Tor neary 1--WE years. under the Old and new
brn's, We Halter ourselves. now, that we have united
on" s'ochs and are hotsc prepared an the more dis,o
sea 10 mont It's continuance, that ,hali not fail u r
al1e our most sanguine esIoc,ations
oI Soek nj tins time Is very large and is coprised il,
paw e' Inc following very desirable articles 10 which,
W"h any others not enumerated. we earnestly invite
the atcn''en OF all Who are IN Of good Goods al
low prices: "
Plain and Figured silks aud Salina, some yery aud ric
unusually low
Black llhlan Silks n great varieff
hue black do. handsome aud eloap
Black, blue black and colacd Chaoys
Mnslns great variety and very cienp
BLACK and eolorod Gro DE Nap Merino. very fine
Black, blue black, aud coorcd Bombazines
syrian Mnsllls. fms and hapdsohc Article fur ialies
dresses
Painted Lawns aud Muslms. a,n "a to 5s
Calieoos AT Cd worth Is
do !" Is !" Is Cd
do Eng, isGd" IS 9a'
Printed Cambrics, yard wide al I'D
iafon Muslin. White and colored II new article
Bonnet Silks md Lawns. yer, low
Bonnet itbbpn7, largo supply. cheap
hl@cca iusirc. beautiful article Tor .odcs tlieass
-, and Muslin tdgings aud asertngs
ihread and Bobbinel l.aces, barge supply
SILK, Cotton and Wosled IIoery splendid as,or,,ncnt
niosos, OF all kinds. prices and descriptions
Neaiis, Fancy llandkerchieis Shawla and AIansa a
rich variety
Cloths Cnssimeres. and Nestinns
Georgia Nankcons, brown Linens and Drillinos
summer Cloths and Thibct Cloths very fine
Cotton frngcs. laricc stock very chenp
SIX aud Cotton Umbrellas and pamsols
Hanhrms, Italian Cloths. Cotton as,nerso k ,rfoekv
leahes. and varons other Goods suitable for zen,
tlonien's clothing
Cotton u2mhug. Bpraps and Tow Linen
Blsaaasd and bWMn Cottuns rom cents IN ,h, 6ne,
quality
Sugar Coffee Sab aud Bale Cotton; very low besides
great variety of other pny eooos ,Yn avso3
II ~ which We invite special examination "a
ROBES & BURTON.
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eDssss'aj EtI

Ded.at EJgewooj, near Edgeied C. IT, (Soutl
Carollna) on the l2tb inst. Mrs. M,RG,REr EL,zA
lIeRENs, wife Of +. w. Pekens, Esq. member of Con
gres8 from thai State; and at the place. Two days
previously ELpREp sMPKiNs PIoKESs. aged 2 years.
/ months and - days, only son of +. ". Pckens,
ESD
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&C. gentleman in Wheeling, told by the
Gazette Of that place. remarked, that he heard John Ty
Ter speak in HAT city in 1910; and when he declared
that there was but one Lucooeo in Williamsburg, he
shouted and anplauded like all WRATH but (sald tie gen
eman, if had known he 'rds that Loco foco' would
have been tempted tothrow the old 'ypocre out Of the
window The Gazette remarks: $50 1t is with the
whole Wing party: they believed him what he rroies-
ed 10 he bnfnor find 'heir sorrow Tia The hcF shin
lcnerrd il.c- 10
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Richmond. Annnt L
EDUCATION.

IENlf undersigned respectfully announce 10 the pub
u lie that we have entered into n co Partnership in
the business If teaching Alnlo School in this place
Our purpose IN taking this step, IL 10 more tho
rough d tuition the various branches of stud
pursued in Academies aud Schools than is we believe
in power individually 10 effect. BY holding scpa.
rate departments under the same roof good order ma
be we'll preserved and the attention Of the teachors be.
ing devoted to particular series Of Rotations feel
confident that Tho real interest Of the pupil may be great
~ advanced by the thorough instruction which
teacher can impart in OF study to which he de
votes his exclusive attention. The opinion OF most
teachers that have Ind opportunity for comparing
The advantages Of the two methods OF teaching dcci-
dedy IN favor of the division Of labor.
Our patrons in this undertaking may be assured that
in addition our individual experience for many years
IN this profession, carry into the enterprise zeal To
excel, and determination, by every cxorton in our
power, 10 give satisfaction.
II will be perceived by the annexed programme. thai
full OF English and Classical study may be pn
sued at school But while we are gTatifed in being
able 10 present. such course Of study pupils
wish il clearly understood that shall allow no stu
dent to advance higher class. until by md
peaied examination, IRE perfectly convinced thai he
possesses knowledge oi the Introductory studies.
Tie English and ATTN Department will be under the
snperntehdence Of MIR. Ophant, and will embrace
the following studies &C rthograpiy. Execution, En-
glish Grammar. Geography. Penmauship Arithmetic.
Algebra, Chemistry. Natural Philosophy, Geology.
Rhetoric, Latin and French Languages, and Bellies let
tres.
Tho Greek and Mathematical Department will be
superintendent by Mr.. Saunders, embracing the following
studies :-Grcok Language, Ancient Geography Gre
clan and Roman Antiquities, History ancient aud mod
ern. Logic Genmetry. 1rigonomery. Astronomy, Sur
veying Mensuniinn Of planes and solids. Conir Sec
Tons and the Integral and DIereniia Calculus.
Particular attention will be paid to penmansp a0d
good reading; accomplishments Of the highest impor
lance in destinations; and in teaching which, hope
Tor much success by reason Of the arrangement
teinplatemaking.
Tuition per session OF months.
In the Classics and Mathematics, Sl7 80
g the English Department, IL 80
No additional charges will be made
The sessiJn will commence on the 18th September
next. ID. ). DIlPHANT,
BRANCH A. SAUNDERS.
July % ifwts
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT,

IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District Of Nrgnla
Aug. %. 1912
E0llN ANDERSON of the county Of Campbell
- having filed petition praying that he may be de
clarcd Bankrupt 1t Is ordered that all persons claim
ns 10 be creditors Of the said John Anderson show
cause to the court. on the 2h day Of November next
Why the said John Anderson be not declared bank
wp, pursuant to The act Of Congress in that behalf and
that copy this order be pubshcd in the newspapers
according 10 the 22d aud 9th rules of court
A Cory-'fcsie
HENRY GIBSON. CIR
Ang 30 WV
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n - = q T.
~ IOIf,N from the subscriber. ON the night OF The
~ 2lsl OF August. middle size chestnut so1rel mare
full breasted wlale blaze IN her face. feet and ears
small, pace Is her natural gait.
Ample reward will be given for the apprehension OF
the thof or the delivery oi the mare to al New Mar
hct. Nelson CO.. Va. GEORGE W. SMILEY.
Aug. - 81
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M AIsIssi9ss;.

Married, tie 10Th inst by the Rev Mr.. Ernest, Mr.
NuIItN j. ROBERTSON Of charlottesville. to Miss
HAM, II daughter Of Gen. Nm +. Gordon, OF Able
marie
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" % II & "
CRANE ENnlRguTB0N.

NkI. pORNlN returns his thanks to the Iades and
IVe Gcruemcn ol lynchbnrg for the bcml pa,ronag,
he has received, and would intern them that his
PIE 4 5 L Il f. q 4 II y T. n
will he han, soney Wnamaiedon Tuesday night next
and 10 add to the OCCASION he has made preparations r
an cAhbiiiau of fire works. sky rockets, Sc. Refresh
mcns, such AS Ice Cream. Cakes Sc, will be prepared
The garden will he open regularly during the summer
every Tuesday aud Thursday nights. aud on Snndayeyc
yinas nj iu'cllck.
Anuust - II