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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11
| 600 600 OF &c sHERMAN's s. SaAa POOR

OSC5OOO " MANS tLAS1 ERS sold yearly,
and for only l2s cents curing Rh-umatsm Lumbago Pain
Or Wnkne;s n the Side Back Breast Lons or part
Poor Child ne wasting said friend Of the
other day-we have doctoed him till are tired and !, all
does sood MS breath is offensive and he fright
fully his seep his appetite raveneus and still he is but
askeeson. We recommended her try SherMqn's Worm
Lozenges, possibly ne might be troubled with worms
She did and the first dose brought away Three
doses entirely cured him, they have thousands of Others
canf sleep says one, ny cough soincessanl il seems
as II should choke death 1.-The would only Sherman
Cough Lozenges ne would be cnred short time. They
often cure the most distressing a few hours
My head ariH sp another Sherman's Camphor Lo-
zenges Will any case IN than twenty minutes and
ewness Of ririts dsSpondenc and the depression Of spirits
system Caution should B Be sbssTvsd ia in
The genuine shefman' Lozengss and Pasters you may
Warehouse los Nassau ST. Naw York Philadelphia agents
AGEs1s lS 33 $50 and col Broadway 227 Hudson 1893
boweIy; Last Broadway 8S William St; 39 Fulton st.
Brooklyn; A. Guthrie. stanwlx Hall Albany; Reddng s
70 State ST. BOSTON, Ledger Buildings Phadepha; O..
Thomas, i7 Main st. Cincinnat Andrew, Oliver
New Orleans. O25 D&Wlm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11
To Country Merchants.
&. II. DARLING,

FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN
FANCY GOODS,
r. 4 MAIDEN LANE and Liberty street, has
IL Iecenty received and offers for sale, the most lb
eral terms, Tor cash. complete assortment OF
Hair, Tooth and Shaving Glllots and Others Steel
Brushes Pens
Percussion Caps and Powder Gold and Gilt Jewelry
Flasks Pen and Pocket Knives
Bons and Pearl Shirt Buttons Razos and Razor Strops
Hsmmns Dnl-Eyed Nredes Shelf Ivory and Horn Combs
S,s. Knitting Pins and Bod Snuff and Tobacco Boxes
kins States and Slate Pencils. sc
MERCHANTS and feddlers buying cash will ild
their advantage 70 call before purchasing elsewhere ell
Goods the above line will be sold the favorable
rsr,rS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

TN PURSUANCE of an order OF the SITosatss u
ofthe County of NewYor Notice hereby si'sa e;y ~
Of New single woman deceosed TO present ne 's W
with vouchers thereof the subscriber at lis residence
6S Marion street IN the City of NewYok. on or pos
twentieth daypf April next Dated NewY YORK n ss'sD
ols law6m. Admnisuatot.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11
Dated New York, the 18th day Of June, 1918:
Iel6 Law ON JULIA HULL, AdmniStIcGII.

TN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Snrroga!ss
Oft Count of NewYork Notice Is hereby gwen p =. ~
City of New York Mariner deceased present sS @ sI
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber at No 10 Syi
day Of April nextDated New York the sixteenth cy
October, 1915 JOSEPH / BREWER, Adnln'H'SS'
OF ltW6ms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

TN PURSUANCE. of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the Connty Of New. YORK notes }s hereby given M
city OF New York merchant deceased present the sams
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber AT his Office ~
day of January nex-Dated NewYork the 2gh DAY Of jun;
8l3 RO}ALL HOUGHrON
is0Q En
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

DRUGGISTS, GLASS WARE:,Comm9u Walls. fIe
scrption Vals, Patent Medicine Vias Acid Bottles Co.
ognes Fancy Pungents Druggists Packing Bottles Castor
Oils Concaves, Masnesa, Blackng Va!nsh, Demohns
Flesks lnksands Jars, Lemon SyTups, Musards, Snus
SC. sc.
Chemicals of all kinds, FRENCH English and American. All
kinds of Paints and Colo Every description of Drugs and
Druggists articles and Patent Medicines Perfumery and
Soaps, a general assortment, SC. sc. &c,
all articles warranted genuine The promptes attention
given TO orders from the country olS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

+ RANCA TIN-l0,OO0 lbs. for sale by
~ n3 GRINNELL, MINTUHN * co.'s South st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11
Address either Of the undersigned aS Merchants Ex
change, New York EDWIN +. JOHNSON,
nl0ems WILLIAM r. CASEY
SHAKEN HOSIERY.
IXS FultOn-Street,

r1NIT@ AND FLANNEL UNDER SHIRTS
n and Drawers, Manufactured blythe SAAKERs oi Msr
rmack Coun,y y. H Persons wishing superior agt,cls
ands, suitable for the combining
Sursb,y with warmth either wholesale resa in
viied TO call the Agent where they mi Se cSSa 81 get
Stocks, Csps Linen Collars and Bosoms Cap Iumminss
kc Es ~ rA'' rA'''' -Ae y CIV. GQRUM, Agent
OH D&Wl,a i Maide, Lane between Pearl & w atsr-sts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the olnosaIiI =, ii
persons having claims asans Patrick Shields aie ol m I
Of New York Laborer deceased present tss " a
Ihs M y3qchers thereof 10 the subscriber at e YORK
w Whe, No IA: Pine street, the city oil Ne" hs tyG.
before the first day of May next Dated Nsw iG5K'
ty-elshth day of October, 1918. Ann shlh;tfratrI.
go law 6In Admmtu--~~~--
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

o. sss~g ct POWELL u CO.'S LINE FOR
- lSEWBURG{H. Landing sa, at CALDWELL, Wgst e,
LANDER, Capt r. Wardrop viii leave the foot of War
rgn;sreet every Monday, THURSDAY and Saturday at
Monday at 81 A: NJ Tuesday, at P NJ and Friday at 5
M For freight Or apply to the Cap9 on board
put on board must the risk the owners thereof unles
bill of lading or receipts be signed for the y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11
- =s-sr MORNING BOAT FOR PEEKS-

FssslS.-I Kill. Verpanck Point, Sing: Sing,
Tarrytown Dobb's Ferry Hastings and Yonk,
steamer COLUMBUS, Capt; WIN. II. Frazea will leave
New York from the foot of Chambers every morning
same day l2 o'clock P NJ except Sundays, when she
will leave Peehs at o'clock P. M Landing al the foet
NorlcE-All goods freight baggage. bank bills specie
other kind Of property taken shipped OF PUT on board '
boat must be the risk of the CT such goods freight
baggage &c 80. -. .,.o,,, or
ield
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

McALLISTER'S ALL HEALING ONT
1VA MENT-Ths ointment which surpasses even the
expectations OF its friends, constantly accunulang
dsnee Of It's virtue and wonder working power.
We withhold from the public the value which this
article imparts aud Is mpartng TO those In affection We
could mention The Of hundreds would be
nentns their condition had they noused this all healing
ointment We recommend this Article the sincerity Of
hearts for We know that there and that he who
uses II VI" only Be grateful that he had used IL II indeed
wonderful It's effects and coming cheap does is
one Of the greatest blessings of the kind ever invented We
annex the Joining column of the diseases which this
ointment will heal viz:
Asue In the face proceeding Eruptons in the face
from cold or tooth ache Pain in the side and breast
Rheumatic affections Affection OF the liver
Inflammation Ii the Breast Sore throat
Sore and weak eyes Piles
Chapped hands Severe Burns
Sore lips Asthma
above valuable ointment sold BY the rroprietor
JAMES MALlSTER l2s Division street corner Of Allan
New York also at $50 Pearl street, and 5y the following
5 Ih4a n Ra, Rf5 Hbs5 lSa GheE DAVID
Bowefy; Knox Co. cor. Hudson and Canal ss Spoona NO
30, BROOKLYN Star Office, Brooklyn.
Pnce, 25 cents per boz.
Much more might be SAID as the hundredth part has M,
eeen told OF The good effects already produced By this ONT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

TN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surroests
persons having claims against Peter Palmer late d The Cir
of New-York baker deceased present the same with h.
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber at the office Of EaG
before the day OF Dece ber Dated Nav
York the twenty-iourth day OF june A: D. 1913
ip21 .ANE PAIMEE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork NOTICE hereby given al
NewYo Physican deceased present the same whths
vouchers thereof the subscriber her residence No
Beecksr-street the city Of NewYorl before the gh
day Of November next-Dated NewYork the 10th day Of
May, A. d. l8!3.
ml3 law6m- SARAH l.. MEAD, ExecutrI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

Sssss4 FARM WANTED in West Chester
go County near the Railroad, FOR which. with the stock
lance b conveyance of premises 2O and 2O3 Cherr aee
next the Of Pike subject mcgaSe lo nan lis
Shawassee or Saginaw property LognspoEt on the Wa
9d st.<c n9 If
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of The Surrosafs
Of the County Of Newly Notice hereby siyss 70 N
persons having claims against Peter Van Pelt as the C
Of New.foEk, Pnnier deceased 10 present the same viii
vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber al her residence No ~
Heury.strset in the City OF Newly ok before tie ,s
day OF March next.-Dae Newf ork the trtie,h jay of
August. A. D. 1913. EMMA AN FELT,
au3l law6ms E1ecutIiY
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

IN. PURSUANCE of an order of the SuffosIms y
ef the County Of New Yofk Notice hereby slIsa sis The
City Of New York gentleman deceased 'e
Ttb the vouchers thereof to the subscribers az 9sYo
or before the third day Of May next-Dated Ne"iU.
the thiItleth dey Of October l9i3
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

GOAL! COALN-The real genuine fed ASH ASH
pcb Orchard not purchased al the dock Of second hand
d M uni nd head 1 At III n ThsEs s eSwns s s:
free OF cartase we'll screened from the yard, sworn
ndOEssmsn on he back Of zach ekt sut ~ 9
ns and Lehish 81 So Liverpool from ship, So 50,
~ IaFd 'V' V asi'ns'sh s. ns' GUERNSEY CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

TN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate OF
the County Of New York notice hereby given 10 az PER
sons having aims against Henry L. Hall late Of the sH s
VOUCHERS thereof the subscriber e Office OF James ~ ~
Webster Attorney et Law No IS Eeekman street. ~ " b M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

DEFINED SUGARS-R. L. IL A. STUART
ISosr for sale the qualities of their Refined Sugars.
quantities of five packages and upwards at the following
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16
LOT iSIAka

/ The inaugural Address nf Governor Mouto..
IS generally god Democratic document. He
cues against the Banks against the bankrupt Law, and
against the policy Of looking 10 The general pYenmehi
for relirf fnon dstresss Under the Federal compact
he Observes sufficient power is reserved 10 the States 10
enable them 10 their czeus the full AID Tree
.nosment of the fruits Of their labor and industry aud
the protection of their rights. liberty and ls.s without
the interference of the GENERAL Government.
Governor NJ. makes the following remarks an the
subject of measures OF rsrf. They embrace What We
pleased the views and policy allie Of hg
and Democrat.
But instead Of indugiua in lamentations at the state
Of our finances stuppg Oug to enquire into the
Which have prdurcd It. that being part ot my pre-
purpase let beg you Ia your attention IN
earnest h devise the means 81 meeting heavy en-
gagemenl> and oi restoring the credit 81 our State
III Is obvious 10 the most indifferent observer that the
people waiting your deliberations with the most
ANXIOUS eNpec atom o thorough reform IN the admins
ifslon Of their affairs. Relief Their good teaches
iiem. only from themselves Economy indus
try. tie domestic and manly virtues with time and de
tefmihalan they well know, can alone retrieve their
condition. liut IN the administration Of the Govern
meu thfY vii exact from those m power return Ia The
stand principles OF Government They expect 4 reform
- thorough reigrm-u moi a substitution Of one / of
PROJECTS of another but such changes bring back
to our State The days ol It's simplicity strength aud
glory
i learn with deer modification aud regret from Trea-
SUMS reports and Otherwise that there now due to
tie STATE banks. IN round numbers, million two
hundred thousand dollars that there due for salaries
interest and ether ordinary expenses about hundred
thousand dollars; that there State bonds of the pay
mt Ut ei which The Stale has NJ guarantee, ~ the
m1unt ot une million two hundred and seventy three
thousand dollars, which the interest Is unpald that
there stafe bonds large Tor which the
Stale has the guar If Stockholders of the Gu
zeas' Bank and Consolidated Association Of Planters
INV ia liquidation. which the interest will probably
not be PAID that the ordinary expenses III the Govern
meni exceed. and has for several exceeded lis or
dnafY lneine by than two hundred thousand dol
lars, thai there nothing our Exhausted Treasury;
thai The STATE can longer borrow dollar from her
omn banks. and that the people taxed heavily us
they can bear THIS indeed deplorabe situation Of
our Altar 5. Having within limits the greatest com
merolal metropolis the Uuon luNnrant climate aud
the richest aud neNhausahc soil IN the wud We
are feed 10 asa what has Produced this disastrous
suit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16
E'O9g - L.,
HSilE subscriber Is anxious 70 sell his
E'kACE OF LAND.

lying seven miles vest Of Liberty. Bedford Court
House, each side Of the I.vnchbnrg aud Salem Turn
pike ruad. and containing 81 There is the
tract new Saw aud Grlst MILL. in first repalT.
There IS great quantity Of pine timber the tract and
great deal belonging the ncinbors near the mill
Should tho purchaser be inclined keep Public House
there IS on 1t one OF the best Wagon stands in the state
where he will have market for all he can make at his
door. The Dwelling House is la.ge two story bull
ding and two good Ice Houses, al the wagon stand
spoken Of and one at my house, that cannot be
passed IN any country for keeping eej and all necessary
Out Houses.
There about fifty acres of BOTTOM LAND,
the greater part Of which is excellent There is about
200 acres Of WOOD LAND, loo Of which is first rate
tobacco Land-1he Improvements arenew and coiniOr
iable-the water cannot be surpassed in the State.
further description IS deemed unnecessary. persons
wishing to purchase will view the premises before buy
ng. 1t may be wondered al my wanting TO sell such
valuable property. The Physicians advise that a
Southern climate would be the of restoring my
wlies health, and have determined 10 sell Persons
wishing To purchase would do well to call soon as
have no doubt. owing u its location and advantages it
will be ready sale. TANDY X. JONES.
\. B.-l omitted 10 mention that there is also
TAN YARD just ready TO 90 into operation. on the
land. Tx. j.
Jan. 10 WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16
1Ae "Lalimero PlDtion lnM. II

fhe "Ldttmd' Petition 10 Hr (.Nass Legislature.
ha ~ tie ncisc nature OF this petition and lor hat
II phAs we have uM yet UsCcrain,d: lui il seems In
nav efeaeda sari OF ub,c at boston. something like
Ht sensation which Anachars oulz and his follower,
created II lans by the installation ii the tuddrss al
Reasen. as alone worthy of human worship GOV Me
BOWEL onst 10 wfle his brother Loco foco Marcus.
aud ND cut What Tins ilng r'oaus. sometime bad NJ,
lear II means. Judging by he following.
.Ntsees IA .HassacLaSefts.- On "Wednesday. in The
Massachusetts House OF Representatives, Mr. Adams.
u bnstoh presented the great abolition petition of Geo
lstmet and 6-,t9l Chcrs PRAYING tol further measures
~ P'o'teu'h IN The matter oi slavery. This petition
drawn up aud sgnod on cotton was about the ne and
rolled " IN The iorm Of common barrel II was brouoht
''" ' House by two men, who carried II on horizon
ial poles hand-baupw fashion.
lis reception caused great sensation and The oalle
,l's Wen eIoHde' presenting, in the language OF the
pee most 90 IMPLICATED and ambiguous as well ms dis
eosiih9 and revolving appearance There were all col
''", sPfle' and Those, tu, Of degraded nature yod
oi feli respect or dtceucy Blacks and Whites wcr,
alfd together IA enc IHcuugtu mass and we noticed
s'NeTai white women (ladlc, they would be called did
'y mol lose all claims 10 the title by their unnatural and
s'''p'''S '"hduci) III close c"mpanonshp with negro
mea, ana wee versa When the pail bearers brought
III uu huge document upon Their shoulders one Of the
Wathtsl Htgp MChCh's acctunaicly exclaimed I, her
companion, with most tender cNprrsslon of her ul
features, u heTe be massa Dr. Bowdcll--oh. how I'd
l"p 10 HISS UNI Tier wish should have been uratilicd
aaa W. "ffe surprised that the Doctor With his often
Promulgated ifrlngs OF love Tor the negro species, did
MOI sis Ihe gallery ly lis private entrance aud suffer
ms defiy beloved sister to salute HIM II IL could have
heeh done publicly II would have cAperimentaly illus
uaea me practical beauties ct the bill now under c1nsl
defalon IL lnlA III which God lad sn p,ln,l =
distinguished and exposed IN the clearest manner the en-
naoeein'h derived from kissing darkey because she
dues MT have 10 uu her lips from You to hide her blush
Is Seriously. however, where is this horrld mania Ia
emu ne fanatic, can look unmnyod, upon the suffer
~ anu slavery 81 Mhilc soampn. without lendino n
helping hand 10 succor ihcm but black moral--ordan-
cd ot MS creator AS an inferior being and having the
impress e Supreme Will lodrlbly cngraven upon his
,aee--enllstS Their sympathlos at once What shame.
less tanaiiclsml '''
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33oetteaI.
Prom Tic .soiflftn Literary .Nossalgsr.
THE rArH0F ARAIN.pEuP.


It's home Was the breast q beautiful cloud,
That brilliantly c,irta;ned the sky,
And caugh, FROM the the rich color thai glow ed,
In the high, Of his glorious eye
The rain drop was gszins on all that was spread
Beneath, like magical seenei
Till it piaea To repase a oanoPisd ssd,
OF lovely and delicate green.
A zephyr came rowing in idlsness by,
And down on its gossan1or wing,
The tremaloss rain-irop slrsne, eager 70 try.
A fligh, viewless thing.
The zephyr ear.orc1 through the mid summer AR,
And rrst at the sventide close,
Laid gently the deheste burden it barr,
In the innermost cell Of
The wandercr gazed in a transport Of bliss,
A, the crin,son-w rought tapestries hung
o. gorgeousl, round il and fragrance like this
Ger it. bosom had never been flung
twas the iey II moment. hcau'ifm sui
While strsyins through garden aDd hvver
Paused lightly To show her companion u. pesh
That lay on the breast u the Gower.
.yTi, cLalice containing an exquisite drsush,
Which Emil, only shall sir,'
He said a. he gathered tic rose bud. he guafsd,
And the pear was Dissolved on her lap!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16

VIRGINIA At rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit superior Court Of law and Chancerv, for the
town of lyncbuIg, the 9th day OF February, 1913
Maria l.. TcmplIn, married woman, who sues by A. w
Tempn, her husband and trustee, SC. Prn
against
benjamin +" Scrggs and John Garth. partners, trading
under the style OF Garth x Scruggs Dcls
In CHANGERy.
Tie defendant j Garth, not having entered his appearance
given security according 10 the Act oI Assembly s the rules
Of tins Court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
h" IS NJ" an nhdhlant o this country 1t ordered, that
the said defendant do appear here the first Monday
May ncN that being rule day, and the bill the
plaintiff and that copy oil tins order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper printed the town OF ynchbur for
twomonh SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door OF the
courthouse, in the sad trnn.
Copy,-Teste,
u. RODES, Clk.
Feb ,J,,
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GEORGE MeDUFflE.

few days ago. entered the gallery Of tho Senate
Chamber to weawas the toum 0f an hour. and took
q seat and fell iun Tram Of melancholy reflection, as
looked down upon those Who filled tho senatorial chars
below the. For forty year. had Witnessed Me annual
sssemblage ofthe says Of The republic aud as my mem
ory glanced back ward through tae of past years
could but be struck With the changes which had
ken place in the body which contemplating +
hem fugaces lab,iaier ami Tune had rolled Us
less and swept irom the living world those hola
had once known, and admired. aud honord. the
rcat the wise, the eloquent and the gifted. and had
eft behind them scarcely any thing hui the memory Of
what they bad been--and even that fast IA
ding away from the minds oi ihor couuifymcn. While
occupied with these reflections. struck hy the up
pearance of gentleman hose lettering gait and
dy motion he appnlachcd Tie rueid,ui's clair. Ia
take the OATH Indicated great physical debility. !, Wa
with pain looked upon The wreck of one whom had
twenty years hciafe. another hail. IN the
foil vigor OF his physical P5wesIo the bright zenith II
his intellectual energy. and glowing with The brilliant
prnspeci of increasing greatness and fine. But. mgora
mufani,o ei nos upaaHm IN ias. Il few years
after that. the following sketch Of Alr NcDuie was
psnoed which now present 10 your readers: W.
'See Gallery Of American Portraits, by G. Waiter
ston, 1880
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16

y. I,z4lfz.rl y G.I.Ha,d CiE1R Ciidl. eIeeu9r,
ofIreisriaL GatsH drcd. ,rio ,ras sued rs ereet9f
Of Jim CabsH dee'd and IN his otrn right, john H.
t4len administrator az bg,is non ruth The trid
..red af George CaleH. dec'd.. Samuel GabeH
uzgsfal Diatsl aad .iIno Cabeu errrHiols IF Ill
Inn palisl deed ErcdsricL N CabeH adtniftisira
Ter If p4u}iaa J. CdjeH. dec'd., uillian " alton,
one " Tie areles Al Jin CabcH dec'd. IN As etlciat
bond rs gual.iai Il he Plaintiffs ,ciitst itJalis,
HlHidn Gteh. one II The sretiss n The sad J9i,l
J. CabfR. dec'd. IL his oticiai bond as one Of The
executors Of John Ca5eH and Y,iomus X. Friend,
ereeators II John j. CaLeH. dec'd.,
XrOI5 will take notice. that on the 9th DAY of March
y next at tie Clerks Office ef the Circuit Superior
Cour OF nv and Chancery for the county of Amherst
We shall praroed before Commissioner Robert Iinsle.
10 tale Tie Dispositions Of Ezekiel b. Gilbert and Others
intended be used before hm evidence In making up
the accounts n him referred in certain suit in Glance
~ depending and undetermined in the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chaucery, for sad county Of Am
hersl wherein We the Piantlhs and you the De
Ii from any cause shall not be able 10
complete lie examination Of all the witnesses design
10 eNamine, shall continue the examination from
day 10 day for six days. SUNDAYS excepted. We
also inform yon that the accounts dirorted 10 be
taken in the said by the said Commission
ef 1inslry are ADJOURNED over until The 18th March
next. l@i3 whcn they will be commenced. Attend if
YOU tkinl proper Respectfully.
ALFRED T. DlLLARD and Elizabeth his
VIE, formerly Elizabeth Cabel
NAPOLEON y. tAHELL,
ALEXANDER CABELL.
FEB : w5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-16

High ircss,He Itog.eHee.-A late number of the II.
Iuus Ledger gives the following as the substance OF a
speech tntly delivered IN the Missouri Legislature
1t about 40 horse power and give precisely Us
We find II:
'Mr Spcakcr-lm Wolf Jn, from one Of the upper
countries can whip the toe nails of grizzly bar aud
depopulae the wolf dggins o their inhabitants Just
fast sklhint, 81 LOUIS Yankee would wrpglc him
self INTO money cafpaon-therefofo 20, hide, HAIR
and - squeas agin this Invasion Of eiarua rights
W hat sunk the liberties Of the whole north eastrrnmost
part o our country, by rJudidtng the bounty on them
varniuts head dresses: aud all that the Governors lule
boy Bill may rult Shirts aud that suckn Shawn
shop, ~. LOUIS may keep her inhabitants chawin' up
river corn at cheap price. Why its mousrus, DO
yon happen To know Mr.. hartman. that they have got
IN that thar place accombnalion2 You needa'l look
Wild eat had lt on You, for they have. Fire engines.
steam saw mills, patent machines. two hundrad law
yers as many doctors. shop 10 make more IN, with a
a row Of steamboas-ail combined III AN uudlssolvcd
Phllanx to wage an extemihang, never ending. grab
all you can GIT warfare agn the upper couues and the
north easietnmnsi part oil saie not orgoln the
alienabIe rights ol Hollow aud its staple produr
tons IN particular. Is this any lsnger be tolerated.
No, sir rather lei be exed 10 the dark goucs Of the
Rocky Mountains where whiskcy is uund. aud
where the light o civilization can't penetrate they
50 FAR down rather lei submit become ghnn' rods
10 the snow headed SUBMITS Of these bluffs OF the Pacific
than be melted like thin caLes ol ice by the FIRE Of this
cooking stove