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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-13
LANDRETH'S
WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS

N " II Il / II )
WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS.
, E o o.ens my spnng supply Of Gs"lsn Seeds
VIZ SHOWN establishment Of MI David Ihndre whose Seed I'M
for several year, given general satisfaction The foln-
consist IN part oimy present assortineni--
nspaiasus' Anichoke Melon. water
n.y. s,mt U " DO mountain spout
DO Mange Wurzel u, C,Iron
p. DO f i,l sugar Mustard, Nasturian
beans hoHhcutural Onion silver skin
~ i "t ~ DO Wetlers6eI
DO rcd spcoksd valentine Parsley pI,in
DO brown do IN, ss,,,,,iaI
n ,,, Et I'e req eye Parsnip, fno suFarcttra
n, VIZ. quincy Peas Landeth's sttr, eafv
Do ii. ,.iyo do large narowfat
DO Scarlet runners 10, 80 a a,r -,
n 80. Do blue imperial
H,o..,t ,l Pumpkin choose
go,.e,s ' c saIe Radish long scarlet short top
Cshh,-. - ~ 20" DO white turnip
DO Laudreths largeyork DO bI,,s so,r,,.
no no ' sa,g Sugaf l"ii DO yellow tuTnip
DO fiat Dutch phnS.st ''''o' WINE
20 DIulllead savoy salsa6
DO early Battefsoa sti,,S, roma, 49,.
DO green CURED savoy Do b,ictg...sy
r. 10 req Dutch Tor picking squash long green
Celery. white Torn,,os. " nut
Go 10 REQ lump, "a, Du,ehly, earl
Cuemnber long green Do Srss giob.
Do early frame NJ ~. p.--
Erg Plant purple NJ -. -, 80
is eu'su 10 Daies' Hybrid
Lettuce. early cabbage yio,yr, '..st.
DO large cured India Corn
10 brown Dutch IL. 49,. 49,. .-.-, 49,
70 SteenCos b. genuine md a. m the anal.
10 ee 90 ties ofthe seeds the vsndrr wish
% bs remembered hat what nd BY him are the CROWN on
Lava landfeth with slight sIospton therefore warranted Win
% 1nenee That hey wilurop trial prove r supsroro
~ nissr mpoftaton or such usually collected in IN.
1.-The subscriber receives ordsr. for fruit and o,,.t
Ies shrubs bot and green house Plants Pieces nder.s.
s'''"'y % h'ds f'u'' on Application
ao Ac Richmond ued,. Emporium sT SesgarS y,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-13
PEAKE, ZONES a. WINSTON,

the invite. hde- and gentlemen specimens.
/ street door to Mr. ferSieo'. 80
! PEAKE, JONES d WINSTON,
Groccr-, Commission Merchants. and dealers in
! .f6RTcULrURSL LuPLEhENTS
WILL, after the first April. locate themselves
w in the iloo-e present occupied BY Mr. A. King few
ou- They win l-ep constantly ON h,nd an assorn, Of The
bes FAMILY GROCERIES, purchased principally which
for attention the senior partner
esvcb devoted to the sale OF all country produce ecn
Richmond and Fredericksburg being
well acquainted with the condition Of MARKET and the qualify Of
the article to be sc the farmer
That class Of the friends and OF n r reed that nothing
more be sad in commentator Of his
Merchant In that branch Of their they
regular charges for sales they
requires merchant to work for nothing and e..
peeay in times like the pcrqu
site Of the trade. dicuh young along
few days they viii receive arge the improved
PLouGs manufactured York together
with large invoice Of woO,cy wooSeys sugar
which they win -el arrival by the package reduced price
Richmond, March sist, isia
REFERENCES:
Bc-roS-E Williams Go, 2. Townsend Co Handy Baker
woRcIsrrE. MAss-Russlo- Nour.c a Mason.
NEw IoES-AncnS Pasrn Jno. Msyhn Co.
n,tnSoHE-Arehd Hart Isaac a. rcek James son
GE"R"ErowS D. Cfnnees Dodge. Jno. n. King Keni1
W,smNsroS Crrv-wm omc.
MSs,SpEi, u. CRobert Jameson Lambert Mckenzie
faEpsSicKsprEs. v,.-Jno Scot SON. WIN Redo Forls.S
Berry ~ H. Wallace, Jno. Hart $. J. Blaydes
NoR'ctN Ns-Soutcf n Bell
Ri.HsoSp-IaSa. Buther Co Warwick "a Bark.iaIc H. w
Fry Co Dunlop Moneure Co Col sam1 winirce
e. Hobson = :. BaNtct J. A. scdlsn Davenport A. Alien L. NJ
Crcnshaw Co Vim. n. Allen NJ. Sheppard A. h. shelton
Lewis Webb r a J. = James Co Kent Kendall Atwatct
'H'Et"rrEsNLLE-Jno r. Jones Go, Valentine Fry Co T.
Watts. - - - ~ -
" H. Geo r. reSke. TN the be found at IN.
counting room OF Jno H. Eustsee n. w Fry A. Co
cta advances IN cash viii be produce and ncr
ehani'se shipped In the address concern NH ~
"hlSkES- HRANDy. AND HUT~rER:
W - bbls Of old MononEahclA whiskey
sS do of do Apple Brandy
IL do OF Roll Buiter-FoT Sal.
mrs2 LAMPS a cropcr ,,.,Sa-,,D>,
BLACkBURN'S MADEIRA WINES.
= nhd. Choice old London Particular Madeira Wine.
Sss Choice old Madeira Wine
pipe
hhis- Madeira Wine : Importation Of 1888 for sale
mt29 DITNI
SPRsNs' GOODS CHLN:f IND QUEESSTlRE-
am now opening portion Of spring supply OF above
AM am lady expecting ship Margaret direct from I'm,
manufactures an additional supply
Chha &c akine altogether well
bic ess Also French American Gins NH,
cut ah pressed English plated German britannia
all sizes stone Ware &c Sc. For reasonable prcc for
cash OF paneual credit City and country arr invited to
examine. wN = pt-ri ~
80" : J doors above the BEL Tavern.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-13
GANNoR a LYELI.

Prepared for the proprietor and sod by William.
& Co Chemists No 81 Minor Philadelphia Richmond.
oy Gaynot Lyel Lynchburg by D. R Lyman Fre1ercks
burg by John D. Cray Norfolk Tay; Portsmouth
ey Nood Co. AM IN almost village through
the county. Price. 81 a bo.tc A. %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-13
LYNCHBIRG NAIL LINE.
RICHM oND AND PETERsBU
RAIL ROAD.

IN consequence Of the peculiar times the Board Of
Directors decided price of uasSsre 10 81 On
on and aer The oih inst an further Servants half pree
so -
An additional Train VIII also be Mondays "Wednesday.
and Fncays, wtha passenger attached.
TRAINS.
Mail Tram.
Leaves Richmond. daily, at past NJ
Leaves Petersburg DO. at before \ NJ
accommodation Tram.
Leaves Richmond, das.y, at A. NJ
Leaves Petersburg. 10 4. NJ
Freish Train, i'fh passenger car attached.
Leaves Richmond. r-wecsly, at past 10 \. NJ
leaves Petersburg. do before r NJ
Days Tor this Tnin MoudIy "Wednesday AMI Frdavf
Line 10 Baltimore.
By the Advertisements Clrapani~s North Of u ,,,c,,
@ ~ I'M tr passengers continue through Baltimore ana
Philadelphia The they I,ay. P,i.r.bt,
Inc regularity 81 the Trans question j. ~ vel
known mat passenEers rely conne1ou being a.v.
a snnneton equally expeditions perfect in return
ing from the North.
- liquid stale put such that WI Preserve n,
protective qualities unn7ar- for years The profession nav
thus supply themselves with which they uay have
hand Tor 10 n
procure a. Il ts method us,i France slppyn- the
County physicians hy renting pot
pad TI by Of mail sufficient vaecnate from
four 20 eight plt uP Jr mode Of
iransnisson. Apply n BOLTON & HARRISON,
Conner Of Man and Governor Eage ruins
NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-13
wM. C. SANDS. Clerk.
NlRGlNIA.-At a Court of Anne.Ia - =,
The Capitol in the City OF Richmond on e,u AT

NlRGINIA.-At Court of AnneaI. RI! :.
4tl. 1861 - 0'"ori' on Saturday, March
David Isaaes
against sPPt
John X. Jones,
Tn. sam, appse
APPl'
Joel Saney, Upon an ap-
and aPree peal from
The decree pro-
against appTt nounecd bv
Nimrod BTamham and wn,.,. =, NJ, the Circuit
chants partner. ,r.b,ns -, "'no' H'er Supr
sHe 81 bramham 4 Bhh, &c. VI hbe-
The " nit of .,i. 6,.,. Apes marie
ps IN the name OF Egbeu Watson 'hese APP
~u ,he VIII annexed appellant mo, brn" u oohi
~, W ue appellee Joel Yaney Il appearing 80 s'e-
,,o,rs. ~ ua he Is not bitant OF This Cor0
On 'ne motion Of the said Egber r. Wa,son b., ,
g. 49, wa, 'he sad appellee Joel Yancy appear b., @ ~,
III Nay next TO slew " any he ear Wy,
nam s S I ana stand revived and proceeded in in ,h
e o inc ,ald Egbcu r. Watson. admin stra,o ,os 'ns
u' copy OF tins order be forthwith ins ned r - ana
printed IN the city Of Richmond continued IN, ~
S am mat another posted NJ the G, a.
OF the Capitol IN the said CITY ' " ''e front door
Copy-reste,
NH Ii-wow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-13

DOMESTlCS, DOMESTICs.
ECEIvED. and Tor sale
u ~ " Z bieschod sncsiuas
- and - bieached shiftinrs
Hfown shiftines a. 6l. and Toe
Bleacbei and brown Dnnngs
Cotton Oxnahuffs
Caicoes, ~ prices
Irish Linens
Linen Eheetngs. Georria Nankecns
and many other derahs which will b, sot .bc,,
ior cash BY tmh ~ w ~ CHRISTIAN A co
IlALM or CoLUMBiA-Tba heT and elesoe.s ,,o r.,
- ne narrower offered 10 The public. Tor by
mn l4--1m J ". EUsrACE A. SON
4 ENrLEMEN's ovERsHoEs-iua received !, .pleojid A.,
N toe ofhe Patent Rubber Over Shoes for Gentlemen
~ SAM. PUrNEY.
RUTTER VENlsON-Fresh roll and main pgt,,, .nd +.
naH lo' very hne Vcnson just received and mr. sne by
- PARRISH a BEAZI.EY,
- Cary street
BAssAG received some new and beaufn nat
ems Of cot and plain Passage lamp. which very low
- JAMES EVANS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-13

I've United states Court District of y,ty,n,
at Norfolk 10Th February isI3 DoUGALD MePHA Of AZ.
Borough OF Norfolk having tiled petition praying that he NAV he
ueenfed bankrupt It is ordered that persons claiming IN he
creditors OF the said Dougah McPha cause tn hi. ou,, ~
the LIST day Of May Dousai McPhon .houi NO,
DC bankrupt pursuan, TO the Congress in thai he
ha aud that OF tins order published in the uvsn,
according to the ed and etth ru OF Court ''NP'''
Copy-Tss,c,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-13

IsAN'NHItN l-Il-
Dear Sr-T1casc send bottles OF y,ur genuine B,s,
Of Wild Cherry have been afflicted Consumption for the
Si two wan AMI suffered very much seven cough
pans IN my breast difficulty Of Breathing night sYvais &C and
having trd numerous remedies and under several
doctors YET could not ind any trg to relieve
some OF ynur Balsan bottle ncighhor OF mine
who l. using H. and have found such wonderful from II
that l have doubt It viii eiIrctuauy
Very respectfully yours, SC.
ROBERT HOFFMAN,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-13

The defendants. William White ami Frarc.. hi ,o A.,
"h ana Elizabeth Walton. having entered their
ahee and given security according Assembly, ana The %
court an appearing BY satisfactory that they are
OF s Commonwealth; ordered that the aid is
u appear here on the LIST day April Court ext ami an
"er inc bl OF the Plaintiff copy of This orl,, n. %
~ Inserted IN some published the city OF Richmond
Court House OF this county $500 49, W WV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-13

WTNDow GLAss,---so bore. a.,oasd of.ss by
" nm y. T. DOVE
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-04
5IIROUIDSIBUiRG
FEMALE SEMINARY.

The Autumn Term of this institution COM
meneed on the seventh day of November, under
the superin,endance of Miss A. WI. Stokes,
and is now open for the reception of pupils.
The branches taught in this Seminary are
Reading, Wiring, Geography, Grammar, Rhet-
Oric, Composition, History, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, Botany, Logic, Mathematics, Draw-
ing and Painting, the Greek, Latin, German
Languages, &c.
The Seminary being endowed by the State,
instruction is afforded al two dollars per quar-
ter, inclusive of all the above branches.
Board can be obtained in respectable lami-
lies on reasonable terms.
The Trustees with full confidence commend
the SIroudsburg Female Seminary TO the pat
ronage of the public.
JOHN HUSTON, President
of the Board of Trustees.
December H. 1Si2.--if
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-04
S37,6eG,647 I6

The foregoing does not include the amount due
to Domestic Creditors, entered on the books
OF the Auditor General, per resolution of 9TH
April, 1912.
These internal Improvements, for the con-
struction OF which the principal amount of the
State debt has been incurred, consist Of 1913
and quarter miles of canals and railways
completed, and l40 3-4 miles of canals in
progress of construction, and nearly compile.
ted
The finished works are the following:
miles.
The Delaware Canal, from Eason TO
tide al Bristol, So 3D.
The main line Of canal and railway
from Philadelphia 10 Pnsburg, 395 IA
Canal from Beaver on the Ohio river
TO the mouth of HE French Creek
feeder, in the direction Of Erie, 81 3-4
Canal from Franklin on The AIleghe-
ny river 10 Connesut Lake, 40
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-04

Canal, Susquehanna & North Branch
from Duncan's Island 10 Lacka-
wanna, Ill IA
Canal, West Branch from Norhum-
berland 10 Farrandsvile, 73
Several side cuts IL navigable feeders
Total canals and railways completed 793 IA
Canals in progress and nearly completed;
miles
North Branch extension, from Lack
awana 10 York line, 80
Erie extension from The mouth Of the
French Creek Feeder TO Erie har-
Dor, 3S l-2
Wisconisco Canal from Duncan's
Island 10 Wisconisco Creek, 10 1-2
Total Canals in progress, l4O Ia
The state has always met the payment of
the interest upon the public debt with pune
tuality, until the semi-annual payment due
on the Isl of August last; when, for want of
adequate provision for that purpose, cerIif-
cafes Of the amount due 10 each holder of
the stock were issued, bearing an interes, of
six per cent. payable in one year, agreeably
TO The Act passed the 9th day of July last.
II now becomes The imperative duty Of the
Legislature TO make provision, as well for its
payment, as for the payment of the interest
falling due on the first OF February and Au-
gust next.
Until some mode of raising the amount ne
cessary for the payment Of this interest, less
burthensome to the people, is devised, the
taxes imposed by existing laws seem 10 be
indispensable. Ii may be worthy the con-
sideration Of the Legislature, however, whelh-
er the presen, defective system Of making as
sessments, and reaching The objects of taxa
ton, does not require revision 1t is beley-
ed, If such revision be judicialIy made, that
no increase of the taxes now authorized
would be necessary, TO produce an adequate
amount from that source, TO cover the press
ing demands made upon the Treasury.
You will observe by a report accompany
ing this message, that in pursuance Of The
Act of Assembly, passed for that purpose on
the 9th day Of July last, proposals were in
vited for the sale of the public improvements
of the Commonwealth. No bid for the same,
that can possibly be accepted, was received.
This measure was suggested in my last an
nual message, believing that, in our present
embarrassed condition, ii was an experiment,
which nigh, be productive of relief, worth
trying. 1t has been tried and has utterly
failed The truth is, the amour, Of money
necessary for the purchase Of any considera-
BILE portion Of our Improvements. is far great
er than any citizens of our country are able
10 raise for that purpose. Were they TO be
sold at all, they would necessarily, either di-
reclly or indirectly, fall into the hands Of for
eign capitalists. The people must, in great
measure lose the control over their manage
ment, and they would necessarily become
private monopolies. This would seem TO be
a measure, as dangerous to the public inter-
est, as it would be humialing TO the public
pride.
cnNCIrSI0N NEYT WEEK
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-04

Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders
of the Stroudsburg Library Company, that the
annual meeting of said Company will be held
at the Library Room, on Saturday evening the
9th of January next, al early candle-light. All
are requested 10 attend, as much business OF
importance will come before the meeting.
J. II. WALTON, Sec
December Ia, 1872
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-04
NOTICE.

The Treasurer Of the County of Monroe is
now ready to receive subscribers for the Pam.
phlet Laws Of this Commonwealth.
FREDERICK KISER, Treas.
Treasurer's Office, Strouds-,
burg, Dec -, l842.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-04

ed man must be convinced who will carefully
investigate the facts relating to her condition.
At the close of the las, war, the pecuniary
embarrassment and distress pervading our
country, were far greater than they are now
We had just emerged from prolrac,ed, ex-
pensive, and harassing war The national
debt was nearly one hundred and thirty mil
lions OF dollars; business OF all kinds was bro
ken up; confidence was entirely desroyed;
all classes of the community were in debt;
our banks broken and worthless: public feel
ing weakened and shaken to a degree inf
niIely beyond what is now known; and, worse
than all this, the ranking political animosties
against the then administration of the general
government had created, or raised up, pow
erlul, unscrupulous, and violent party, under
the plausible name of the "Peace Party,"
which threw in the way Of the adminsira-
ton every possible obstacle, in the triumph
ant prosecution of that war, or the correction
of the evils which it inevitably entailed upon
the country. But notwithstanding all these
formidable discouragements, the good sense,
the enterprise and the patriotism of the peo-
pie, seconded those then entrusted with the
administration of the government, who per-
integrity. Taxes were recommended, levied,
and paid TO sustain The credit and honor of
the government-confden was restored,
business resumed its accustomed channels,
and one Of the most fourshing seasons in
the history of our country succeeded Tha,
enormous debt was, in the process of time,
entirely extinguished. Those who recon-
mended the necessary measures to the al
ialnment of this great end have been reward
ed with respect and gratitude. The same
honest and fearless discharge Of duty, will be
attended with the same results now. Our
history has never yet recorded single in
stance, in which public man, who stood by
the honor of his country, in critical emergen-
cles, was not fully sustained in his efforts by
his fellow.citizens. He may be traduced
and vllihed, but manly and faithful dis
charge of duty oullives The efforts Of his ira
ducers. The proudest monument that pub
lie man can desire TO leave his children, is
one inscribed-he knew his du,y-he dared
perform it-he never 1inched from his post.
The whole amour, of the present funded
debt of the state, exclusive of the deposite of
the surplus revenue, is S37,937,7SS "a.
This debt is reimbursable as follows.
Balance of Ioan nor act of JA,b
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-04


-Four copies of this beautiful work will be fur
nished for $5 in current funds; ten copies for Sl0
twenty-five copies for $50 To every person for
warding $5, four copies will be sent and in addi-
ton a copy of Pilgrims of the Rhine, Devereux
Eugene Aram, Last Days of Pompeii, Francisco
Carrara, Traits and Trials of English Life. The
Van of the Peacock, Romance and Reality, The
Repealers, Conversations with Lord Byron, The
Honey Moon and Gems of Beauty. The Disowned.
Paul Clifford, Rienzi, (by Bulwer; Ethel Church
hill. The lmproysatrice, Book Of Beauty 10y
Miss landon, with Portrait); Confessions of an
Elderly Gentleman. The Two Friends. Victims Of
Society, (by Lady Blessington, with Portrait;
Manifold Park, by Miss Austin; whichever may
be preferred. To any person forwarding $40, ten
copies will be furnished, and any four of the fore.
named works. To any person forwarding $50,
% copies will be furnished, and eight of the fore,
named works. To any person forwarding $40, Il
copies, and the whole of the fore-named works,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-04

The notes of those banks on which quotations
are omitted and a dash(-)substtuted are not
purchased by the Philadelphia brokers, with the
exception of those which are marked with star(D
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-04
LUMBER! LUMBER!!

The subscribers have at their Mil situate
three miles from John Fleets Tavern, which is
on the Drinker Pike, and only half mile from
Henry w. Drinker, Esq, large and general
assortment Of seasoned
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-04
White Pine Lumber

of the best quality, which they offer al. very low
prices. Purchasers would do well 10 call and
examine their assortment. il being from 5 to 10
miles nearer and much better road, than to
any other Mill IN This SECTION of country, where
general assortment can be had
PHILIP G.. READING & Co.
September q, l8l2.--4m
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-04
BANK NOTE IST.

Corrected weekly for the JefersOnian Republican
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-04

This debt has been contracted for the follow
ing purposes, viz
For Canals g. Rail-
ways, $50, ,533 500 Is
To pay Interest on
public debt, 4,4Io,I35 O3
For the use of the
Treasury, 1,571,669 90
Turnpikes, State
Roads. &c. $4,000 90
Union Canal, 100000 90
Eastern Penitentary, 10000 90
Franklin Railroad, 100000 90
Pennsylvania e. Ohio
Canal, so 900 90
Insane Asylum, 22,335 O6
S37, ,7e8 "a
The value Of our Public I'm
provements, estimated at cost is $3O,533,62o Is
The State owns Bank Stock,
which costs par, 2,IGs,7O0 90
Go do Turnpike g. Bridge
Stock, 2,836,292 IS
do do Canal and Naviga-
ton Stock, s42,778 66
do DO Railroad Stock, 365276 90
Money due on unpatented lands,
estimated at 100000 90
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-04
LIBRARY MEETING.

CONCLUSION NEXT WEEK.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-15

Recently, at Byron, Oge couniy, Illinois, JAMES
SWAN, Esquire, of Columbus Ohio, son of JAMES
SWAN, Esq, Receiver of Public Moneys at the Dixon
Land Office, Illinois, in the 22d year Of his age.
Young Swan was from one of the first families in
Ohio lie read law with his uncle Judge Swan, ore
of the most distinguished jurists in the West.
An awful warning is conveyed TO oil the living,
through the sad and melancholy end ofths excellent
young lie had just been admitted to the Bar OF
Ohio with high hopes before him, and was ona short
visit to his father and mother, and brothers and sister
in the West previous 10 entering upon that active ca
reer Of usefulness and duty in which he anticipated
distinction aud success.
In the rarity of the hour he saunered forth with
his dog and gun for little temporary relaxation in
hunting excursion along the banks Of Rock river,
and had proceeded far the garden, when unsus-
pecngly resting his gun upon his breast, his dog
jumped upon the lock. 1t went off, teating out his
vitals in most shocking manner. He fingered, a few
days, and, in great agony and distress, he expired
But that agony, deep and poignant though it were,
could scarcely be more severe, than the keen al c.
ton of her who stood weeping over him. The father
was IN distant land He knew nothing Of the tor
lures that so Unexpectedly spread the gloom of des
PAIR around the bed oil dying son. But a mother
was there, in all her native enderness-with all the
sad feelings that beat around the lone and stricken
heart-with all the devotion of who clings, with
resistess grasp TO the last lingering aspirations Of
dying child. But how unavailng these sad tokens Of
affection Memory will still cherish the virtues of
the fallen but neither fathers signs, mothers
tears, ever penetrate the cold of that
NARROW HOUSE where their dear offspring sumbers
For deep is the sleep of the dead,
And low their pillow of DUST
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-15
RUN OVER RDUGU.SUOD

Yesterday the Globe contained deliberate
denuncation OF the Salem (Ma,s.) Adyertis, r
and Argus, hitherto recognised as one Of the
most eth'ient and orthodox Democratic Journals
IN the country. If the Globe continues It's
RcsesP'eirean axe IN operation al its present
rate eight months longer, there will not be :,
corporaPs guard remaining when Mr.. Biar
shall be pleased to take the field against Mr..
Clay, his old friend and connection by mar.
mage"
As soon as we have The time 10 spare. we in.
tend 10 publish the long lis, Of victims whie d
have been dragged to the Jake" by the Globe.