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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
90. ". pInnkL,. rr.l...l,..l, -no....-- nj !.

~ Il. " DIBH ELL. rrspostili.y informs ms old
'"n ana ouso'ucrs that he has returned from Havana
y" hcucr health than he nus been for years
The affairs Of his House, q. W u a Co .ncc,clv
thrown into confusion during his absencc have been re-
sorci 10 Order ani having resumed business his hes,
VI" be devoted to the service Of his friends from
whom lie asks continuance OF that patronage which &c
heronS confidence aEd kindness have heretofore so Bbc
rally accorded to HIM - 30 80,
" 4 Ly9ohbu-s "rsniau, Petersburg Inielbsencc,
ann pan'i'c Reporter, TO copy WEEKLY weeks
10 The Agricultural Society OF Powhsrln, viii lnec,
at the Court House Saturday the Iith of the prcsen,
mon ~ al u O'Clock, VI. Punctual aten lance II. car.
~ ''i''s'''. ma ct
,,,,,r FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
49,, , i,n,rs Lumber House broken open on
w hIit 81 llo &nd instant aud raj thousand Sc
sars .osn ro1et,er with other things which canuo, be
non OF Il g thief aud delivery Of the goods.
IN. n II. DuvA.
WORKS ON BAPTISM.
"A HISTORY Of BaWism both from the Insured an,
a unnspirci wnuurs Ivy lsial Taylor linton '' anu
The Converts Quite list principles or rya,gel.,t
The mo, g aud snhecisof Baptism. ~ Miles p Jov,,,
Co,i.s n hhetor,c and oraory Ia Marietta
,'s, " no. and Lieenccl Minister OF the Presbytc.
Aconyersalion between two Iaymer. on tho s,,,,.,,
Nv Charles " Ponilc,on '' ''''" communion
scripture Guide to Baptism, containing faithful eit,
5nn ct all the passages Of the New Testamrn which re-
s 10 s ordinance, with explanatory observations Nv
senes Of Letter. the mod" aud subjects of Barsu
SIi 10 The Christian Public. By stephen Chapn
80, ~, ny - MADDOX.
sEcoND-HAND. PIANOS IN FARM-
VILE
tp al" second hand Pianos, from s31 Ia si4O -
A. h's8 ne" ones from the hest Manufactures; new
"u.'yi looks &c at Richmond prices, bv
ga Q ela~,f r mcELow
{ "oMhoN wHusKES, in hhis and bills Tor
mao BURTON.
ISoAPIwo have Soap for sale. at low price
| = -Ha ~ RONALl. 4 MORGAN.
| { "DEh-We nav" remaining on hand a15uI IS b bis
/ meut. ~ W. N'''' S""s'gh'
/ "'' vi RoSALL & MORGAN.
| ~ ~ hereby gwen 10 the creditors Of Dr Jos
Senees "i The same, at the Office Of CTouches a Snead
H's,st ihein 10 the subscriber or before tho tfl
way next on whchday they will be pail from trust
| fund provided for the purpose Jesse sSEan ''
i ~ l..tI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
FIFIY DOLLANs REMARn-

Pan AWAY on The 9Th instant, my negro man WILLIS
nc .. about u years old feet, or inches high
STOUT huf "a Toy ~ good appearance and pleasing iu MS
w dark colrrcd clothes; white iur hat
suspected nl having pass, and probably ard v souie
white Tcrson. Twill give liberal reward for s-i, ,,t.
2oucc as VIII enable me 10 get him, anI en- ,r such
l'n ns WI convict any white person Of aiding him Tie
was drought tom Fauqucr county virginia. about or
back. NOV. = Nj -
Cuo-cr Clunl.n-. s. G. Anrl hi III - ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

d00rs above ihc Bel Tavern
NV Huck uf Gnuis b. vet large and unLr.E ON ., .
" ina al 81 the iafcs plucrns hnd sharcs AMI w w i
on TIE usual credit of months
ap2q ,t,,.,t 49, ~" nv NV rbI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
TOHACCN RnN RnARns

'lb ruhtcfhrie have ON hand tom I'D fn fsIuln feet
pimo selected Tobacco Box boards. ~ and o. inc hos
witeilud strong. uch thick. Great Afternoon h,e Noon
padt3 nc sawing The principal partof fhc H1lrs arc
'M'u ol hrsi Whic cas- -uic balance, say 4l ur 0uuu
cracks ''''' '''' '''a' W
The boards can hc furnished Al Richmond .r p,fsrs.
hnrr ala very short notice, 10 pcc 10 Justly c,n o OIL
hlIcL " & n O. HEAITY
Winusport M. March 2li. tsf2
y " lcucre, post paid, addressed 10 T. " 4 N q
hcaly' VIII nc promptly adcudcdfo. T. " N g. n
~ Fricrshnrr lntclIecnccr will COPY twice a. ,.g,k
OH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
FOR RENT.

w possession gwen mmc .atcly, the upper pari Of
n my store The two dr.t rooms are very csr,b XII c,r
OFFICES inr professional gentlemen.
apll n JOSEPH ~ CoIQTrTT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
THOMAS PnE
omINA. rNnrmnNwAnr An n1,.a.-

CON mfsstoH Mrrrhnuf
Richmond, Virginia
no Advances made ou consignment.
aV ~ lm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
TRUST SALE OF
ST. LEGER AND WOODBERRY MI

lherc IS nor mr. more thla one hr7ilcfari snv a,
- .l g''ciLs, and Interest due "a the lbov. ict,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

FINIE subscribers fully sunpUr .i,t a., q t,
from The Hclc lslo Works. u ali aires H. - u
which tcy warrant, and solicit tho custom ~ t,,c So,
apii din JOHN II TRfPIFrrX snN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

BY DABNEY < CAUTaORN

en-, oG 500 tis Inornng At lOt O'Clock in from, Of ~
Old ~ 80 ''s'S "u' AMI q Girl ~ yea
mas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
MES RIVER STEAMBOAT CONpAyv

JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT CONpANy
AZ an Annual General Nse,,a,
a dS OF the -toc EholterE Of the J,n,'s
tSs-CESSIv ~ Eieb,',a n,'o '' ,,oInfsuy, hct
- q esy Of :-y, lSi2, W. INC q
Wan Allison, y
John scuiEsase 81 Norfolk.
-, hoo-Ii hnierson OF NiuiaDshrrs were n. ei,.,,,
p'.eoio,s 81 ne COMPANY ioI ih" ensuing wear '
And a. Meeting % The Directors held "a -. , AZ,
h.'y ,'aS ara Thomas Rust were re-Apuoinie Pr
by order.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
FIFTY no1I,ns III,

Inh tunscHhcrs Lumber House was broken omen nj
~, n- 81 ll' <ni instant, aud ihousanI =,
Elrs stolen, together with other things which came l.
spc'h'd The above reward will be given for lie ,etcr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

To The Agricultural Society of Powb,,u viii ,n.o,
'''he Court ous" Saturday the Iith Of the prcsen,
"on'b al IL O'Clock NJ Punetual auen lance is ear
nestly requested -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
FOR RENT

L -, % Hent and possession given ifprne,i,,.lv
al L 10 N1,y nuekoed House, lately oeeupicyi
IW NJ .eiL hhntey, situated la the rear IN d.
7s ~ '"Se iornerIy occupied by DR. Nelson "e
BOYD. EDMOND a DAVENPORT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
LAND IN HENRICo FOR sALE-AT AUC
TON.
BY lNLoEs Il BROTHER.

$1,000 sALL DAYS Tnesiavs ThurSsiays and =,
tufia!s-iAbeId cash advances made On co., 1870 20
cd Tor Public s-l-. wa """bs ihteh1
oc'.t h,y ~, 1872 " fair, commencing >, o.
". VA -~' IN fro,i Of s;st e. an svxo,r,nen. -
MsSo,,' .,'csres, etc. eonss'ioE in part Of
Isn" snI Wool seat Chars
Itle' lrties. Rocking ,ir,, p,
br.'k'ast s71 iiniig tahl..
WhskeY. Brandy .ui Gin
rissrs and Nolsssss. IA hbls /.
Hams and ~ic uldct Bacon
tood Firkn Butter
sap, Candle. AID s'areh. stc etc
ALSO
PAR %'e'dd Table. ees ss5, very superior
ALSO,
30 IeaIrF Wfappr, Psprr
LEMON SYRUP AND CIGARS
~ Q Sases superior Lemon syrno
<Vp Ffinctpc Cgsr-. Per All Ren I'm ,,,,,,
HORSES.
eHe"hent quairy. " "''-e-' 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
AUCTION SALES
BY DABNEY Il CAUrHOKN.

@ C.; Il: 4. g; e ::'3::;
mas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
WORKS ON BAPTISM-
sEcoND-nAND. PIANOS IN FARM
VILE

l.pN fal' second hand Pianos. from s3l Ia sllO
n, hls2, new ones from the hest Manufactures; new
~ noHks, &c at Richmond prices bV
nav claMit + B'GELow
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

, The Enquirer and Norfolk Herald will nseTt his
cVy paper until 18th June and send their accoants 10
TINS oihoe Tor collection by lsi June.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
rRIME RIO COFFEr

f. BA0s landing from schr w Hart fot s,ic
w" :" THOMAS POE.
mr. T. ,e,t a, =.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

IL ihc iious. At ihe upper end oC q s,,c., 49,.
fSm snlNcthG Residence II Hrga A War, Pa p
ultW ''s''" k''eH immediately. Appiy 10
fI5ir L HOWARD
Or aftis Once
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
FOR RENT.


l-zl hm ' resid-nc. on Church Uiu inne,,
TIN at'y u the ica' ~ Ir isrres Wi,,,on VIE -.
Ms,D "e sll"'het ourh"ures gasi.n aud q ve,v 81.
nm ~ ,,NC ~ 81 ~-cr ~ the cri for Winch ne
., ", :" ..i"ul1 ~ P'sseaFton wen ~. In, =,
Apply {" GEORGE WINSTON ''' ~ OF June
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

- una . l& HoYALL 4 MORGAN.
{ "GDEhLWe nav" remaining on hand aT5GT IS Dbl
- '"''' "hehwe Will sell cheap, to close a consirn
ina e. Rny.rt 4, uo,,,.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
NEW sERIEs.-VOL. III. NO.9.

cases are not at all alike; but suppose
they were, would they justify the whigs2
Every whig newspaper in The Union con
demned and denounced the act Of the
democratic members Of the Maryland
Legislature as a revolutionary snd law.
less attempt to defeat the will Of the
majority. lii was wrong then, how cau
Il be right nowH Do they mean to say
that the same act, is wrong when done By
the democrats, aud right when done BY
The whigs!! Strange and preposterOus
as 1t may seem, this is the whole Of theiT
argument founded upon their own state.
menis Of ihiscase.
But the cases are very different. The
democratic members Of tho Maryland
legislature refused TO be sworn in;o Of,
fee, unless the majority would pledge
them selves 10 reform the odious borough
system. They refused 10 become mem
bers Of the Legislature; they did not
present their credentials, or take the oath
of Office, or receive their pay as mem.
bers. They we're mere private citi-
zens.
The minority Of the Ohio Legislature
had taken The oath Of Uffice. They had
cOnven' in session, and were receiving
pay from the people as Legislators. -
They conspred together 10 break up and
annihilale the Legislature, and defeat
Of the utmost importance to
the people Of the State. and they receV,
ed out ofthe State Treasury THREE
DOLLARS for each and every day that
they were engaged in forming and per-
feeling this conspiracy. They have .a-
ken from the pockets of the peopls
THREE THOUSAND NINE HUN
DRED AND SIX TEEN DOLLARS
AND TWENTY SIX CENTS, as the
price Of their treason. There is then no
parallel between the two cases.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
AnANGERous SopAlsM.

There is no wrong in public servants
surrendering their authority to the peo-
pls-no danger in it! So said Mr. CofS
fin in his speech Of Wednesday night.
But is there no danger-no wrong in ln
officer surrendering in the face Of bat
tle2-was there no treason in Hull ihrowA
inp up his commission when at the mercy
of ,he foef-would there be no danger,
no wrong, 10 a third Of the next LegislR-
ture, when important business is to be
transacted, simultaneously lying down
their power at the feet of the people?--
would there be no wrong in Chief JUS
tice when about TO administer the oath
OF office to a new Executive, 10 put off bis
official rohes2 Would there be no public
wrong in all this? Would there be noin-
suit to the public wiIl-nO disregard OF
du,y-no treason to those whose inter-
ests they had sworn to be true? Legls.
la,ors are elected fora whole term, and
not for an optioaat period, The accept
ance of resinalions is a matter OF indul'
uencs and NOT ofright.-New Lisbon Pa'
triOt.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
Richmond, Aug. ID, 1912.

Richmond, Aug. ID, 1912.
To John II. Peasants, Esq, Beaver
Dam:
Dear Sr-I heard it con fidently stated
that,a plan was in agitation in ls40, to
abduct Van Buren,, il he had been elect
ed--tbat you we're privy toit, and could
tell all about it, denied II, and do not
believe i; certainly, in the way repre-
sented. should like 10 know if il was
SO; and If it is, is likely to be talked Of
and Of course, to be exaggerated. Would
you object TO disclosing particulars, ei
sther tU me or through the Whg?-
Let me hear from you. Address A, b.
RICHMOND.
Your friend, A. b.
P. s. Can't you get Captain Tyler ab
Quoted?
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
BY D. P. PALMER
sHERIFF,s SALE.

Seull & Williams Tenditioni erpon0s
vs.. From Clinton co. Com.
Joseph Hallstead. Pleas.
DY virtue Of 4 tof venditi0ni ezponas, to
Dire directsd BY the Court of CoiNmon Pleas
within and for Clinton County, Ohio, win offer
for sale, at the front door of the court house n
Georgetown, On Saturday the 22nd day Of
October 1912, between the hours of 10 and
O'Clock on said day, the following real estate,
towit:. A tract Of land lying aud be ng on the
waters of tbs east fork Of the Iittle Miami Riv-
er, il being in the countiss of Brown and High
land, Ohio, bounded as follows, Beginning at two
horn beams, ash and stone, thence south 81 ;east,
I49 l-2 poles to sUgartree. thence south 50
west, 81 I-9 poles to two elms and ash, thence
north 3 west, | 80 l-2 poles to n stone and white
oak, thence north SO east, rs I-2 poles to the
beginning, containing sixty four S4 acres, be
the same more or less Being a part of Edward
Lewis, survey No 294l
To be sold as the property Of Joseph Hall.
sted in the above case.
Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIG GINS, Sheriff
ts B CO.
SheFiT's Office, September 9th, 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
SHERIFFS SAFE.
Brown & Miller Ct al. Brow

brown q Miller Ct al. Brown
JOhn Fl. O1Coanor g. wife. leas.
BY virtue Of two wriis If III. ia. et lie.
ia. to me directed by the curt Of COM
mon Pleas Within and for BRO Vn county
Ohio, | will offer for sale at the frC Mt door
Ofthe conrt house in Georgelown,s on
Saturday the 22nd day of October 1872,
between The hours of ~ and d o'clock
on said day, the following real estate, TO
witt All that tract of land situate in the
county of brown AID state of Ohio, on
Ehe waters of the east fork Of the Little
Miafai River, part of a tract entered in
the name Of Archelus Perkins No. 1850
and patented to Walter War6eld, and
bounded and described as follows, to wit;
Beginning at a stake in the Anderson
state road, running from thence up said
road, 3jA p les to JacOb Foxes North
west corner, thence north 46 poas TO a
bur oak and beech; thence soulh, So
west 36A poles to stake; thence south
46 poles 10 the beginning containing
Eight acres more or less.
To be sold as the property Of John II.
O'Conner at the suits of Brown and Miller
and William Kirk against said Q'Conner.
Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, sheriff.
B. CO.
Sheff''s Office, Sept, l9lh, lS42.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
THE BIBLE.
BY WV. LEGGETT.

This little book I'd rather own,
Than al. the gold and gems
That e'er in monarch's Golfers shons-
Than 81 their diadems.
Nay, were the seas one chrysolite,
The earth golden ball,
And diamonds all the star of night,
This book were worth them ali.
How baneful to amhition's eye
His blOod-wrung spoi8 must gleam,
Whom deaths uplifted hand Is high,
His life vanished dream;
Then hear him with his gasping breath
For one poor moment Gravel
Fool! wculdstthou stay the hand of death
Ask thy gold to save!
No, no! the soul nee T found relief
In giittering hOurdS Of wealth;
Gems dazzle not the eye grief,
Gold cannot purchase health;
But here BLESSED balm appears,
To heal the deepss woe;
And he that seeks this book in tears,
His tears shall cease to flow.
Here he who died on Caivary'S tree,
Hath made that promise bleH;
eye hsavy-lldsn come to me,
And l willg give you rest.
a bruised reed will not break,
A contriie heart despise:
My burdens light, and all who take
My yoke shall win the skies"
Yes, yes this little book 10 worth
IN else to ntodals given
For what are all the joys of earth
Compared withjoys of heaven!
This is the guide our fathers gass
To lead the realms Of day
A star whoss luster gldS the gravs-
"The Light-tns vi f-the Way"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
PLAN FOR KIDNAPPING Mr.. VAN
BUREN.
[FrOn .he New York Evening POst ]

From the New York Evening Post
Nothing can more strongly illustrate the
extreme de moraliZatiOn of the party which
raised General Harrison to the presiden
cy in 1910, than the letter Of Mr. Pleas
ants, formerly editor Of the Richmond
Wing, which we publish in our col
umns.
Mr.. Peasants was a leading member
of that party in Virginia, mar active in
all its arrangements and movements, and
Iooknd up to by it as an experienced
counsellor, and persuasive public wri.
ter. In November, 1e4O, this person
with several others, as appears by his
own account, formed project, in case
the, election then pending should not re-
suit satisfactory, TO seize Mr. Van Buren's
person, carry him off 10 cerIaIn dis
lrict of North Carolina, and keep him in
custody until a new election could be Or
dered, and until this act Of revolutionary
violence should be fitly crowned by
the election of whig candidate in his
place,
Ofcourse such an attempt must have
signaly failed. notwithstanding that Mr..
Pleasanls even now, with vain glorious
cOmplacency, expressep his belief, that
il would have been carried into effect
We place his letter on record, however,
as an example of the utter disregard of
the propreIy of the means they employ
I'd, which prevailed among the whig par.
~ That they who slrOve to carry an
elect; IN by those disgraceful expedients
of frauo.5 and debauchery, on which we
need not ow dwell, should have been
ready TO rest vt to violence, if they should
become necessary TO compass their OBJ
iect. does moi sC. 0rise us in The least de
gree. The limid All the bold, equally
proligate, would be G0f to think OF DIT,
ferent means; the tim'd and cunning
would prefer raising excitl nen's on false
issues, and cramming the b,'llot boxes
with spurious votes; the bold a1d reck'
loss would incline to such mea sures as
that propose by Mr. Peasants. II 9ated
as The whig party were with the mel,'Hds
taken TO keep them in an extraordinary
state Of animal excitement, and rushing
forward TO their purpose with drunken
fury never known before 10 any Of our
elections we should not have been sur,
prised, if they had been defeated, to see
Them venting their rage and disap
pointment in acts Of lawIess VIC.
lence.
1t really surprises us, however, 10 see
one of The oracles of the. whig parry so
lost to all prudence, as to avow the pre-
m, ditation Of this actof vllany, and to
glory in il. His confession now forms
part Of the history of the last
presidential election, and it ls full Of in
strucuon.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
Sherif's Sale.
William W. Ferguson 4
Brown com.
~
Ga mnel Hair,

VS., Drown Soul'
+ Samuel Hair. Pleas.
BY virtue of writ of VI. ia. ct lie ia.
10 me directed by lhe court of common
pleas within and Cor Brown county Ohio,
+ will offer for sale, at the front door Of
,be court house, ia Georgetown, on Sat
urday The 22nd day Of October ls42, be
tween the hours Of 10 and A o'clock on
said day, the following real estate TO W.,
All. Of that tract of land bounded and
described ss follows, situste in the Town
ship Of Perry, Brown county Ohio, being
mart Of one thousand acres entered in the
namo Of Benjamin Temple. Bounded as
follows-Begining at sugar and white
walnut stump on the east bank OF the
East(ork ofthe Little Miami river, run
ming south rs east so poles 70 stake Q
beech. thence north, 30 east, 10 pOlesl'
stake, thence north,76 west, 30 Po g
10 q stona in thecdge ofihe creek and
smalI IYnn, thence down the creek sout.
\ Ieiwest, 81 poles south, "a 3-4 west, .
poles 10 The beginning, conisining twent
one acres 3 roods and 90 poles.
To be sold as the property Of Detent
ant in the above case.
Terms cash
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, Sheriff.
B. q. o.
shsriar'sofice September 10Th, 1874
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
To A. D.
Goo; hland, Aug. 25, 1912.

Goo; HAND, Aug. 20, lo4@.
Anonymous letters are generally de-
serving Of no respect; but there are ex-
cep,ions, when Tie motive tor assuming
the mask is clearly, and from internal ev-
idence, friendly orbenevolent one
This seems TO be the case in the presenr
instance, and therefore, after sufficient
reflection, | have determined TO comply
with A. BIS suggestion, end. the rather
that the circumstances of which he has
heard very imperfect account, are,
from theirnslure, particularly liable TO dis
torlion, and ex egeration in The pro
cess Of circulation through the unde
currents. sra
In November, 1910, when every mai
came fraIght with the returns Of the pres
idcntial election, and before the final re
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
F,om the St. Mary's Seminal
THE MARYLAND CASE.

The wings are now trying TO Justify
the recusant members Of the Ohio Legis-
laturc, by saying that the Democratic
members Of the Legislature of Maryland
did the same thing in ls3S.-Now these
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27
1From the Richmond Wing of fSept. lat1
Goochland, Aug %, 1912.

Alexander Moseley, Esq.
Dear Sir-The enclosed letter reached
me by the last mail, having been in the
first place addressed to Richmond, and
thence forwarded. fyou can Gud the
room, after congress adIourns, you will
obIge me by publishing it in the Wing,
with the accompanying reply to it.
With great respect,
Your friend and obi servant,
JNO. Fl. PLEASANTS.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-27

uYou're gone sue lel," as Peter said
,,otber night, killing the FIRST musquito
tha, had bitten him this summer.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-07
REPRESENTA- IYES.

L1TcHFrELD, o. S. Seymour, Enos Stoddard.
BarkhaIRpsted, Jehiel Case, Arson Wheeler.
BethIem, Abraham Beecher.
Canaan,
Coebrook. VIM. Manchester, Dorrance Bar
Der.
Cornwall, VIM. Hineman, Edward White.
Goshen, MILES HART, THo's. BARTHOLOMEW.
Harwintuu, MOSES BEACH.
Kent, no choice-meeting dissolved.
New Hartford, REMUs DOUGLASS, FREE MAN
GRAHAM.
New Milford. Orange Warner. Lawrence
Taylor.
Norfolk, THOMAS CuRrIss, DUDLEY NORTON.
Plymouth, no choice.
Roxburv,
Salisbury. William Walton, VIM. P. Russell.
Sharon, J. c. Smith, Jr.. Eleazer Jenkins.
Torrington, URI TAYLOR, no choice for I'd.
Warren. Lorrin Chapman.
Washington. FREDERIck CHlrrENDEN, Daniel
FEisbie.
Wateriown, no choice.
Winchester, no chOice-mecting dissolved.
woodbury., Phineas s. Bradley, l. B. Can
dee,
TWhigs in small capitalist
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less than 800, and which he was unable to
discharge. The Barre Gazette says, the
creditor is said to have been Informed that
the prisoner was in feeble health and ready
to perish from the effects of confinement. A
heartless reply was all that was made, and
on the llth inst. this old man, shut up with
felons for an act of kindness, died in prison!