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POETRY
sEhcas is the Time 10 Die.

asked glad and happy child,
Whose hands were filled with flowers,
Whose silvcry laugh rang free and wild
Among the vine wreathed bowers;
/ crossed her sunny path, and cried,
"When is the time TO die'
"Not yet! not yeti" the child replied,
And swiftly bounded by.
! asked a maiden; back she threw
The tresses OF her hair;
Griet's traces DER her cheeks know,
Like pearls they glstcncd there;
a flush passed o'or her lily brow,
heard her spirit sigh;
Not now" she cried, so no. rot now,
iuuth is 10 time TO die"
Laskrd mother, as she pressed
Her hrsL-bon in her arms,
As gently on her tender breast
She hushcd her babes alarms;
Iii quiverng tones her answer came,-
Her eyes were dim with tears:
''My boy hls mothers life must claim
For many, many years"
questioned one in manhood's prime,
or proud and fearless air;
His brow was furrowed not by time,
Or drnmcd BY wo and care.
III angry accents he replied,
And hashod with scorn his eyes,
Talk not to ne of death D." lie cried,
''For only age should die
! questioned age; for him the tomb
lad long been all prepared;
But death, who withcrs youth and bloom,
This man years had spared.
Once more his natures dying fire
Flashed high, as thusho cried:
"Lilc! only life is my desire"
Then gasped, and groaned, and died
asked Christians Answer thou
When is the hour of death;''
A holy calm was on his brow,
And pelcciul was Ms breath;
And swectly DER his features stole
a smile, light divine;
lie spako the language Of his SOUL
My Masters time is mnc" a. NJ. C.
Eroohitnt, Jan. 10.
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WIlITEWASH-lT is NOW IN SEA-
SON.

There is nothing which so much I'M
proves the appearance of house and the
premises, as painting and white washing
the tenements and fences. The follow
ing recipes for white washing, have been
found by experience to answer the same
purpose on wood, brick and stone, as oil
paint, and are much cheaper.-The first
is the recipe used for the Presidents
house at Washington, improved by fur
ther experiments. The second is sim
pier and cheaper one, which the writer
has known to succeeded in variety Of ca
ses, lasting as long and looking as well
as white oil paint.
Recipe.-Take half bushel of I'M
Stacked lime, and slack it with boiling
hot water, covering it during the process
Strain it, and add peck of salt dissolved
in warm water; three pounds of ground
rice boiled to thin paste, put in boiling
hot; half pound of powdered Spanish
whiting; and pound OF clear glue, dis
solved i'll warm water. Mix, and let it
stand several DAYS 1uon keep it in a
kettle on portable . d put on
as hot as possible, with. lrer's or
whtewash b.asn
Ano'her - n. ash he usu-
al way, excepl ;,Gu. .ne water u,, { should
have two double hanGfulis of salt dissol-
we'd in each Palllal of the hot water used.
Then stir in a double handful of fine
sand, to make il hick like cream. This
is better to be put hot. Coloripg mat
ter can be added 20 both, making light
stone color, cream color, or light buff,
which are most suitable for buildings.
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waved his hand IN che anu descended
to the deck IN safety, ! died, some
years afterwards in po. nuSe."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-17

a5-Why is cross eyed person like
man in passion2 Because he is Insight
ed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-17

= POSIe'
u. ..f Do.
EDWIN HAINEs P. NJ. Rising Sun.
JONAS Passion, Jr. P. M. Conowingo.
JOHN S. EVEREST, Rowlandsvillc.
Col. Fl. S. Sites, P. M. PRINcIPIo.
JOSEPH HA'NEs, Brick Meeting House.
THOMAS BIT inside s. Co., Charlestown.
JoHNMcCRAcKEN, P. NJ, North East.
NATHAN WILKINSON. Elk Iron Works.
VILLAIN II. PIERCE, P. Nj. Cecilton.
JOAN 3. MORTON, P. Nj. Warwick.
John MEARs, P. M. st. Augustine.
JOHN 1, CLAYToN ?. NJ. Chesapeake City
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Whea is a fowls neck like bell?--
When it is rung for dinner.
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AIlu 4 .ni.Ls
Published weekly in the LOG CABIN
BY L. c. RICKETTS,.
FOARD ~ McKINSEY, Painters.


Dollars per annum, payable halt year
l,inadyauce or Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENT
itnot paid till the end Of the year.
No subscriptoTwiii be received Tor less tham
SIX months, and no paper discontinued until al
Arrearares are paid, unless at the discretion OF
the editor.
Advertisements of one square inserted three
times for One DOLLAR, and TWENTY FIVE cents
for each subsequentinsertion; longer onesin pro-
portion. Advertising customers will please mark
on the manuscript how many insertions are re
uuired If no such directions given, the adver-
tisemcnt will be continued untilfurbid, and char
ged accordingly. All communications to the
Editor should be post paid.
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THE lNGRATIrUDE oY ,rUBLlcs-
The B. ston Post says, 3. me of the
battles on the lakes, during C las war,
the col - of the American IL. ship we've
shot away. For a moment, all hearts Oh
board chilled, as from the British vessel,
uprose cheer of anticipated triumph
A sailor on board the American vessel
was seen ascending the shrouds with a
hammer in one hand and some nails in
his mouth. With steady pace he mount
ed to the topmast, amidst storm of bull
let's, and he nailed the flag to the mast,
The hornet., 1843-07-18
LOCO-FOCO CONVENTION

The Southron gives good descriptive oc
count OF the "Second grand rally" of the
harmonious democracy" who assembled in
Jackson j on the 10th inst Gen. Jesse speight,
President of the Senate, was called to the
Chair, and by resolution was fixed there as
President of the Convention. The annoirt
ment of four Vice-Presidents and three Secro
tarles were then made. As the proceedings
are OF little interest to the public. we deem i
Unnecessary to publish any portion of them
On this occasion, it was just like it always b,s
been with Loco-foco Conventions. IMAGINE :
band of Algernes scrambling for public plnr
DER and you have the whole affair before vonr
eyes. lie that can steal the most and not
get detected is the man who is sure to roca;ro
denomination at all times. Public nIundor
the "coheslve power of public plunderY .s
'ohn .. Calhoun once said, is the only connect
ng Ink that binds the Loco.foco marty -
,ether. w.
The hornet., 1843-07-18

In conversation last week with loco-foco.
we ascertalned that he had always voted for
men regardless of principles Said he, al am
In favor of paying the bonds, yet will vote
for rePudiator if he is a DEMooRAT-mv PAR
TY will support" "Well," said we. "jt is
the NAME and MAN you support, is it." eyes"
was his reply. We then put the principles he
was advocating in plain view. Said we. ..snn.
pose whig and democrat was before the neo-
pie Tor office, and it was clearly shown that
the loco-foco had stolen a horse; would Won
not, according to your own avowed princinles
be compelled to support him." The fellow
looked all blank, and we believe il was the first
time In his life, that he had been made sensi-
bic OF his awkward position. Under the carb
'f that allureing fantasy, "DEMocRAcY." hun.
lredS OF honest men have been led astrav in
he same manner. The position of the anti.
'ohders are the same as the man who, we have
imposed, had stolen the horse. Thev are ev-
found under the cognomen of that good old
arlotc name DEMOCRACY. He who wond
ole Tor the one, could with proprety vote for
le other q Democracy! DEMoCRAcyIl what .
'lilsh deeds are committed in thy name, q
The hornet., 1843-07-18
MISSISSIPPI LEglsLATrRE.

ny the call II Governor Tuekers prorI4ma.
ton, both bmaehs, u tbe Legislature psl o8
u,s 10Th inst.
a fetolailoa eat adopted ~ iIir ssnais g
polgiiBg o camm.llfa sf three. ~ .g.f hIil p
Cammlllss - tIf awsf bsa.s. aal 81 sali al
hs Eseel.eHft, l8i IHhm bm ifst fhe fHa
bepssa asfs fel1f igHsaIts s8y eaWH4a r.
iigu hs m.gti 'H.gs fmFff - msts
TIE tpmHi'fa iffa.ftt ig iIe GUffa1f.f
afH.f, tat b. sfi6af f.sn ttsY YfHf4 aelf
ig blt m8HlHl cod discharged Har dgiT
ffansf Msaana. iaIf a.
Bsb iln8et Hsi fHfm8ai % "a aHUaat
TIE mfaaEs a1t received feUsu t.ash.
bpm fIs Hf1ff. afs hort period. 49, fnatsI
% ffa tIm " l. H1FssT
- HaHs8. 8t t#tf NNHsH
TIE csufasfs Iss8zs 80 asaa aa 888
fs4t. sH.4 rllHaHat iss h4aa fta Pea.
rFI. aHaHt ~ 4Hi nsnfFa, i.tHs ~
h.t. fIe GgsWg.'. r.au.iff, lloH fI r.4fsft
mtepa1 6y ag8..ga " SHa4asa 4 vote
H# =t## H#f#t 2 Hft#f## EHf##. ~ #& tf#a
apa. f.ut ioB agHs u 'ha mfaggs fbalt
be f1bahsi al1 .oat Atsf h. rguamf.
l.oH ~ "a efsf' deal " time. H uH fU.'y
aaitlaI tAlt IDu copies #4alI be 4H aHt
TIE 'faFifo1 fil.gaoIt r58tralri that bf
bad teeH HHman.fB..Y ta1fsl By H SUIT,
and thaf .H aaa.ag bs defence. .f waf nothing
aofe Than Igft ldal i.a fsgf'e sHoHIi bear
Che burden u fI.a expense. which will ba an
enormous lm, rs the message ia length might
bccoupafad 10 lloearl'tN N ifliehi1too' SLOT.
pfo Law Of Mississippi Tbss And.bondfsm
unIel with Loeo.loeoIum. Tie people to
bear lbo oppressive expense If q dsemeelu
luarrcl between an Us and the present Gov.
'mof Of or State. MeNuu, so far, has bat.
led on bi' own hook, and certainly deserves /,
/ little credit for such q course.
Up TO the above date, nothing Of interest
Iad occupied the attention Of this body.
The hornet., 1843-07-18
FREE TRADE.

: The following article from lh
Boy," is published for the benefit o.
ing old planters. We care not wha
ltlcs may be. The best Interested
: ed country demand that they shouN
throughly understand the Tariff
then we know they will support i
tIcle furnishes a good illustration d
ment between the Wing advocats
can manufactures and the Free Il
tocos. Read it,
Fdrmer.-WelI, Mr.. A., Ihawa
with you now for about a year VIII
tlement, how much have you 8
against me?
Merchant.-Oh, never mind
come, what shall | show you to
want " bill of goods, don't you
free tradei
Fdrmer.-WelI, may be | Will
thing after while, but | wanta
first, and then we will commence
the next years account.
Merchant.-Very well, then; 70
is Just one hundred dollars.
Farmer.-Fifty cents is the prs
hear, and have got two hunds
uSt enough TO pay your account
Merchant.-Oh! bless you, ny
don't want wheat.
Farmer. Well, then, ! have S
'orn and pork at home, and WI
n that.
MerchGnt---I can't take yourcop
+ any of your produce, | must ha'
Farmer fortunately have
nd here it is-receipt your accoD
Merchant Counting the moes s
Iow | hope you will come in OS. 7.
I'D trade freely; there is nO'nps
dde.
Farmer,-I am beginning to unds
ZEE trade. You expect me 70
'u and at the end of the year
sh freely. But I'll put stop
here is a little store just starting,
'rhood by a friend of mine' WI.
nd of produce for goods, ana Y N
Y last dollar-ailer this ! v"
Change the name and see
ny is told. England wants '
lnufactured articles of her, ~. !,
take American wheat, port'
cts in payment, but she dsD1
d gold"
The hornet., 1843-07-18

An ARRAY lately took place in Lexington.
South Carolina, between Col. Fl. ]. Caugban
and DR. Benjamin. The former gentleman
attempted to cane the latter, when he drew a
knife and stabbed him in nine places. From
latest accounts, he was not expected 10 sur.
vive.
The hornet., 1843-07-18

II is said Governor Tucker has introduced
court Flower into the fashionable circles
at Jackson. The yard of his mansion is liter.
ally covered with this odoriferous flower. It
is called the James To,on Weed. Some of the
young men about that city, TO the great annoy-
ance OF his Excellency, have started an anti
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Town Weed -Socie.
ty.
The hornet., 1843-07-18

Inc Grenada Herald takes us 70 task for
noticing the defeat of w. G. Kendall and ,ha
election of A. C. Baine. AS the comnositor
IN making up the form, or the de6cie nov of
orains IN the EDITORS head, has left the artiolo
uhilhlShed, we are at a loss whether to roni,,
TO that portion before US, or guess at and renIy
10 'naI winch was intended to have been writ.
'en' The little smart funnv notions Of tho
editor must still be behind-Let em come
If we were mistaken in stating Kendall 70
oe 'ne edltor, the omende is now made honor
aole' and a recall of what has been said ;s noun
made We certainly did consider the cb,rco
aserloos one, at the time it was preferred T6e
eol'or' whomsoever he may be, trembles with
lear and shame, at the mere idea Of nnt,ina
MS name at the mast head of the Herald
oihce lis foundation it has been filled with b,so
'0lSehoods and SANDERS against the most inno
cent and unofending. '
10 give our readers sweet dolio,.o A.,
rom {, the culinary department of the usrald i
In,'S' = we Will insert the following, which is
lie close OF the article alluded TO- "mos, !. ]
ec's' doubtless have their uses. even Tho n,,a j
,e'0 and tumble-bug, but among the cnrsos 7
'O'SS i' on thls wicked world by sin, we spro
muS' number thorns, briars and Ho,.ns,. ;, c,
! ne edltor IN the first place would .n,n,he., III
HOilS ana 'brlars among the sinful tbinoS ae
'lS world because he has neither sense nor ~ Oi
ro.'nu.'on 10 keep off bed of thorns Or o., an
s, OliaF thlcket' He considers "Yorne,s,,
iip, Hip, ana dangerous, because thew oenerom, @ N
.sn'en The little insect (lies) which : e an
the smell of the material bo !. en . 80 iond frc
no lastly' though not least, he dresdp ,S o. f.
assive .n, ,Gls.oug'" for fear it will roll his yo
Now VILE, r,nL INTO one Mundering big 5alll @ GS'
a H,r"s,, mva,,u,Oe-Judge' how do you feellL In Ia
The hornet., 1843-07-18

The Secretary OF the Treasury L,s ;s,n.,
proposals Tor government loan of seven mill,
ions IN sums not less than $lOOOO-redaena.
bie at the pleasure of the government after
ten years. The loan TO bear interest," >, C. s''
and five per cent. 'O''
The hornet., 1843-07-18

we like to see one Editor attack another in
the columns of his paper, and then refi,so - =
send the other editor copy of the same
ms looks SO magnanmOus, that the Greraa,
Herald has adopted the plan.
The hornet., 1843-07-18

when, Il no iesf ~ detection haukered bIs luf'
bulenl bosom, be would give lhe leDi'i slab.
ihs ssfna blood, of ~hrh be- s a specimen,
stated ihat be- bal nBcg voted lef a whiR, bot
raysl N Cod BE- might never 80 - aealu.--
d ib.s lis tfInt aad boasf II true demoefafy'
Tie qualifications u llsm.aqway, u aaslhs
Ell .mfHHaBi mlfisf it8i .haaM ggtffn iHa
Ffgfia ~ m8k.8g 3 ssieei|so Zee lli8t lmF8f.
Hal HaIt lis i Hsi rspsias ~ flIlag fls a.
f1f H'gf3 sfg sHd .asiishffs dstniais
~ DE- fsI1.Hts tYaassi qualities si.lham4a
asaIi D. fsafHfi # m ssss0bt fst uf.4l.
al'f Hstaa, Be ss4Ai fsaisf ii.s aa..s Ha..
ahes ls rstse Essa ssf Hif.a thBH.
ay Csan. lIs CIststhips n ah..LEsEaflsEi
Hhfa j. 49, hsB'si ~ th.i fs.s. Elt been
65alsfI 10 'aaHs aaJ h5a7'laf mIaWfa
Wftsfe ftfssafffaisFafF r. HatHEsfHs
"b9fisf.ss" 8Ia8 fs##I gl H.g fHeaa-
a d9i1 fatfas dlfg, dls fgH Hfn H0f
pultf, dfmlaiaI faaf W. sHuH sta 4If
taafise itsa 81 tff.fsFiy HFHl.I 0flIt
Ahsf 'ia election BE- sllI NseI .gHfffft aas
taa4h d.I sIaa iha aIaIa auaIaHel b.a#
"N4f = aleg N A. asaH H9m4fa If BEL
Csaaptt CotsY rsfl8f l.afs .fa9 1fh.
sf county i1 tHs sHfa ~ M.WFp. punsH.Hg
70 m1uy v0Ut FH1IIrirr 1Hi Web HgHrfaa7
advantages y does i4a county Taa great
main f5I.t faaI.5g through f.a entire breadth
af lie STATE 10 ls. Capitol. laI thence north /.
10 lhs atty ol Nashville teagaHae, faset AZ. +
feet.y through Ifl aebne Religion, morality I
aud harmony egsrpfevl'aat Among our eID /
lens, and every thing of worldly nature
seems ~ move on ebcenogIy among them.
West Of CauoIItou, and eighteen miles dls. /.
'anl on tbc border Of our county IN that dI.
-ccIion, rolls The beautiful river Yaloo. II nI'
narrow bat deep, and admits steamers to our
anding Greenwood ten months IN the year.
Boats Of the smallest class haze been known
o run The whole year The great Yazoo val.
~, as a body Of bottom land, cannot b. cx.
cIIcd in the Union. Whether it be cuIfiya.
'd IN the growth Of cotton, corn or any 9th.
T species Of North American production. II
all the samc-the quantity and qualities pro. q
uced are Unprecedented. Still most Of the +
alley lands are vacant and not in cultivation, i
great portion IS held by Indian reserves Z
nd the remainder, beside that which has not r
zen entered, yet belongs to government and +,
SUBJECT TO pre-emption Land can be pur- y
lased second handed at very reduced prices n
his state OF things cannot exist but limited n
riod-we would therefore invite emirrants y
ON all quarters to come among us and Sc 81
IRE to themselves cheap and pleasant home. a
For good pure water, health, and pleasant
mate, we defy christendom to point coun- Y
OF Its equal Springs gush forth in every re
'ecton-cooI breezes fan the mansion upon al
eryhiIl and valley. An unbounded rance n,
stock, is open to ALL A stream at our door II
an outlet to the great commercial mart of
South, is another advantage of which we
boast. Then we would invite mechanics. at
rchants, planters and all other classes, to an
ne and abide among US. be
an
n conversation last week with a loco-foco. bo
The hornet., 1843-07-18

We stop NE pfs ,ssNa..
- u 'i,s lsib ia'' lsss
" n fblf amhlag iIstm
iafafsHH lslslI,rfh 80
Wsflsfn whleb .sfitamf
saa fft.hsd Nsv ts,s 4. n
haFs nei iims - sssss a.,
fftoft y iils asws
lfsita9 q ~ il,s ssas
flls wsf ~ ast seeaast. ~
sas ~ fspsl fsfss ~ fm.sfsl
i.ausf - Iaal ifegts IL
ata Ma4a - aaa.a...
.aa nafssl
The hornet., 1843-07-18

Where does the Editor of tbe Lnvinn,o,
Onloa get his advice from, that Hugh S. Le-
gare illed the two posts of Attorney General
ana acting Secretary of State; and that his
death has caused two vacancies in the % bino,
This is something new.
The hornet., 1843-07-18

LrOur latest adyIces from the City Of Jack.
son, are upto the llb INST By test vote in
the House on the 18Th, there was majority
.oi 70 in favor of Di.lrcling the State; and in
the Senate majority OFF, From all accounts
1t IS thought the Governor will sign the bill.
This has given Us better opinion Of the loco
loco party, than we have heretofore enter
tanned. Unless we are wretcbedIy deceived,
case OF Gery-mandering will be presented
and acted out, rivaIiDg in unlairness, inconve.
nlence to the people; any thing of the sort
yet on record. If different from what we have
supposed, it will certainly be an agreeable dis.
to ourselves and party.
Gen. Price and Anderson Miller went 10
Vieksburg on Wednesday to fight duel and
returned without fight, each accusing the
other of backout. How they will end il
no one knows. Cause of offence, an article in
the MississiPpian last week, against Miller,
The hornet., 1843-07-18

1PWeek after nesl We vii lay before onf
readen. "A Historical Chronicle oi Asu'poso'
us, aal other As,aeiale lsni, 10 bi'iif'ipia,
b. Cant AIIsnkep say fls Capt "a
hgsh bptf" - uy vs, fIiaN
AtHa sab.fft b 20 ffg lengthy, being b
Hfhft igms ~ ~ agst. ~ fia.llsfly 10
autsI.j n sin.bltisf i ID 'bfatsp dpisf"
~ = Faea d fleb ssskt llgWst fisla0
afa 80 treat aai mlss r41g fgr hearty
hasHNt II nsn thaall ~ one u ilf pat
mat 60 fs lisfasf. 80sf ntilag p,ls novel
ffsfstaa. sta sill agi ai8.i iiat y y wpftb
asfs ihsa f.a giasnpfaa it.ss. ts slstH have
iaa g4fsf fHbt
Wg# edition. raHfa.HIfE fiIs Htg'f rFft
flaf a.I be- HHFs ~ sf ksfaWi aWH4.
r7T- 4Hf =7-zrf THHt nj TT rtf fT=h
The hornet., 1843-07-18

ASornrn GEa.-lhe tail end Of an article
touching every thing, and nothing in paricu.
lar appears in The last Lexington Union, over
the signature Of a "Dcmocrut.o The death Of
Dr. llagan seems to be the great hobby by
which the oco.locos are again to get posses.
sion Of all offices. They have, like so many
hogs, collected around his grave and rooied
for food which they have been deprived of
since his death. The cue has been forgotten
lost--gonc. In the name Of the seepipp
dead we pray that this puppy.whining Of
'he ioco-iocos may be discontinued. Let
the dead rest in peace. Some other humbur
VIII work as well. The death of Dr. Hapan
should be put TO better use. The troubled
waters should be Gained, now that the tenn.
pest is over.
The hornet., 1843-07-18

ttFfsFprt. tHas . Gotta \
tbls week hses been aaaast.
ihs m1fkat aitafssd ! 49,
thnai haweteE qaafa ass
ia prices though hnysWhsss
4m49r The dsm4afksts
sol 9l7tg bales have -
~ so American. ipm il,s,' ~
~ West lfdis. A.. r..l10Essf'
jfsr VI ow msfkst batk,l.I
Throughout iha week
rafiea have pufHbueI s
The transactions have Laea 81
fd "a fbe tfmle. who have s
quantity Prices have ha.la
dawnwafia, and we qlnia Il.
inferior American, ag Wsllaa.
ld ter ~ lower thtu tbo n,a
week The sales consisted II n
lltvHe, Juno ~ During Il.
last week there was q ioleals
.vr cotton, but the transaetioms
within tic last few days. aniM
become heavy, without however
n prices Holders remain coosl,A
iOt press sales.
IIANptfao. Juue OH rat..
much inquired after, and only u4
we're offered at reasonable pr,n
rs, for instance, SIS bales Negn
3-l6 SCH, 60 bales do. bronpbl
'JO serons Laguayra 4 to 4 llb
The hornet., 1843-07-18

The harmonious democracy" have again
produced a sound of "discord." The McNutt
folks are out against some of the democratic
tlcket' which proves that additional opposition
besides that of the whig party is to battle
against the regular nominees of the loco.foco
convention. Go it McNuisancn
The hornet., 1843-07-18

Hon. GEORGE r. CLAToN, Wing
for Governor, has already commen
through the State. The canvass
sldered as fairly opened. He add
citizens of Madison county davc
The hornet., 1843-07-18

Grenada Herald. gwen TO lyingl--
-, q lne Herald "is given 10 lying -, ''S sa
cause : !, ..' a Jews harp like a womane Be.
4D'' IS nothing without the tongne DE-
The hornet., 1843-07-18

The Revenue Law will be changed in toto,
at the present extra session of the Legislature,
and new one passed. A Committee has
been appointed, and on making a sitting ex-
animation will disclose all the rascaity which
has been perpetrated by our State Officers
The hornet., 1843-07-18

Col. IVoolly Dick Johnson, d.s !
Sukey, a wcnch as black as Ibc I
our Printing Office, has lately Given
ern folks Il full history of his cs'
battle of the Thames. Ills ma
the Presidential Chair, IA
of a poor Indian Chief-TecunI
should also, in giving a general hri
self, relate some of the lofty tunl
had with Sukoy--the love and darH
Of his amaIgamated affections.
lngin kiln and amalgamasbht
ieck wild de white. DENIS de |
makes a man President OBJ desc UlI
The hornet., 1843-07-18

Friend iilndg, If fbs Independent Demo.
eai, must bo good nllafaj, harmless sort
of fellow Charley, of tbo Creole, has skin.
ned, egi, saited aad perpered biz flesh long
enough, one would have thought. 10 have
brought "raif rqDe" from bIs wiod.ppc. Loy
on Charley hIi him, kIek him, gouge him,
bdck.bat bin, and don't let him escape until
he bauIs down that ar Notification flag, which
embIazons The head Of bis paper
The hornet., 1843-07-18

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