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New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

IN PURSUANCE of an Order OF the Surrogate
of The County Of York ngcei hereby sysn TO all
of New York carpenter deceased present the same with
the vouchers thereof to the suGscbsr & at his fesdSnGe % me- NO.
Ith lay of Decs mtr next Dated New Yor the 8 day OF
June, 1873. AUG'S. PURDY, Administrator jel2 law6mt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

DY ORDtK Of Hon. Thomas G. Chltlenden,
d First Judge OF Jefferson County Courts, netice is
hereby given that attachment has issued AGAINST the estate
same will be sold sr the payment his debts unless he apar
aud schars such attachment ace9!as M to law M WHIP 1 nns me
ayen of anv debts due him by residents Of this State
and the delivery him for his use Of any pEGpfry within
rl h him are forbidden BY law and void Dated March
Il, 1873 ). " ! " y.
MOO Attorney lOT AtLlCllMs lrrGllOr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

DY ORDER of the Hon. f. A. Tallmadge, Re
ID corer OF the City of EewYork notice is hereby given
pursu 20 the provisions OF the statute autotizin. attach
against abscondnS concealed and debtors
thar all az acnent has issued against the estate o! William L.
Ntwbod md John L. Newbold and Of each Of them resi-
dents of tn City of Philadelphia PeGnsy and that the
appear and discharge such attachment according 10 law with
months from the first publication OF this notice ard
that the payment any debts due them by persons or
company and a delivery e or for their use OF amy pro-
per evidence of property BE- longing to them and tns trans
Ter stock property them, forbidden by law ana
void.-Dated the 10th day of June lSi3
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

SttWER IN RECTOR R-STREET- -PuBLIc No
DTlcE hereby given that petition has been presented in
interested in he proposition and opposed 70 the
same requested their objections III writing 10
the undersigned his Office Hall of Records before the
2O.! OF October inst. JOHN EVEN
Street Commissioner.
Street Commissioners Office October OH, 1873 olO
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

N PURSUANCE OF an Order of the Surrogate
of The Count of NewYork hereby given TO all
having ea s9 safy R%sra b b'+ Of The s s
,h vouchers thereof TO IN. Subscribers their residence No.
3G Ch.rrsee, in the CIT Of Ne"Tok on or before tbe
,i,, trenty -Gi;n day Of August, 1873.
HEHFY ,.H i. REMsES' aEsslS' Administrators
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
ol3 law3m A,tn7ne,. for Attaching C'r<i,in

Rf ORDER OF Hon. William lnS.is, Associate
DJuige f The Court of Common Pleas the City and Couu
y Of Sew York, Notice thereby gwen pursuant the pro
the authorizing attachments against abcOu
Ing concealed and on-resdt debtors that attachment
issued against t stae Of HN DICK who is, has Of
late bee resident OF heGity Of NewYork. and thaI the
same will be sed for the payment of his debts unless ne
rear and such a,tachmeq Ncording to law within
three months from the first publication OF this notice and
that the payment OF debts due HIM of his debt
ors and the delivery him for m of my property
rents monies &c belonging him and the any of
MS propety b. him forbidden by law and void Date
the Nneeenih day of Seotrm 1er, 1913
CLARK 4 C-tMPBELl.. 6i John.sreet, y. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

TN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the county Of NewYo Notice hereby gwen 10 all
having claims against Daniel Flynn late of the city OF
York tavern keeper deceased present the same VIII.
the vouchers thereof the subscriber the office OF ~ e.
RIrn Eso No Sprnce street in the city Of NewYork,
or before the fourth day Of December oik
o't 5 5',m iawSm Sn' u ELiZABETH FLYNN. Executix.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYor notice IS hereby given to all
NewYork Physician deceased to present the same WITH the
vouchers thereof the subscriber her residence No. -
Blerc in the city NewYor before the 18th
DAY of November next-Dated NenYok, the 10th day Of
May, A. ID. l8i3.
10 ln, rr,nA lI.A E.AU u. r III.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

DEPAVlNG BLEECkER-STRE EEL, between
IL Mercer and Wooster sts-Pubc notice is hereby given,
that proposition has been the Board OF Ass slant
Aldermen !eaye Beecker street between o9'
ter streets Persons in the above aud opposed 10 the
same are requested present their objections IN wntns TO
the undersigned his office Hall Of Records before the
23G dag OF October, instant.
Street Commissioners Office, October l2,h, lSi3 ol3
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

IN PURSUANCE of en- Order OF the Surrogate
of the County Of New York notice is hereby gwen to an
Of NswYok deceased present the with the vouchers her
s. Val street in the city of New York beor the sixth
day Of February Dated New York, the second day oil
Aassi, sss ;.wsm !s3 Eo & e sM1dRGAN Executors
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

is.s7 ..PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAM
ss,r{hsSs.-1BOATS FOR ALBANY, EA!LY, Sundays
slsNESy.satxcoptad, THROUGH DlRECI at O'CLOCK
M From the Steamboat Pier between Courtahd ana Llu-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

DY ORDtR of William Ingls, associate Judge
ID New.York Common Pleas notice is hereby given pursu-
ant to the provisions Of the statute authorship attachment;
asains: the estate Of Benjamin F. Griffin, who resident Q.
the State Georgia. and that the will be sold for The
payment of his debts unless he appear and discharge such at
tachmen according law within months from the first
publication of this notice; and that the payment OF any debts
due 10 him by residents Of this State belonging 10 him. and
the transfer Of any such property by him forbidden by law,
and are void Dated the 27th day OF January, lS43
~ JOHN B. STAPLES,
for Atf,r r,,li
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

IN PURSUANCE of an Order OF the Surrogate
OF the County OF New.York. notice hereby gwen all
city Yo gentleman deceased present, h same with
the vouchers ;herco the sub>cIbr al h.. residence No
day of A2.l Dated Newly - the lIth d.y Of c,ob
igi3. ELiLAbE. ii ShERW GOD. ENccu:Ti1.
nI1 lAw6u<
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

steamboat KNlCKERBOC CKER, Capt. A. ?. ST. John,
leave Monday "Wednesday and Ilday a, O'clock r. r.
.ssnooal ROC HESTER, Cart A. Ho1shito9p, wv w leave
At 4t5o'clock-Landing at intermediate places;
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt, L. w. BrainaId,,
,i sye Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, al )
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the suT0saii xno 3 n
of the County Of New YORK, notice = 'Tyy late OF
bs cy nays OF &S desassf 70 st5e hi
same With the vouchers thereof TO ne York
sfors sGes the Jay ebraarI nsa s
Dated NewY"fk iFnTER ~ Tx TAS ARsDALE Executor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

C,EWER IN HAMMOND. STR EET.-PuBL1c
SNoTIcE is horebg, that petition has been presented in the
Board of Aldermen 10 build Hammond street
Persons Interested in the roposition opposed same
are requested 70 present their objections in writing TO the
Of October inst. JOHN EVEN Street Commissioner.
Stre.t Commissioners Office. Oc,ober 9th. 1873 oLO
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
the Count of New York Notice is hereby given 10 all
y New York Gentleman, deceased to present The sane
So uonston tf, in the City Of New York before the
fourteenth day of November nertDated New York. the la
day Of May, 1913, ,,.,<,,
my3 lawGm' ). b. hultHiNbS, hhecuOI.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

uaaop at. POWELL & CO.'S LINE FOR
gs@za5sJSEWBuRG(H, Landing at caldwes YVES,
eet every Monday Thnrss isS.e and ss saufday at
O'clock p NJ Rsssu;Rng e win leave New5asEh Ez every
Sie' Fos M apply Ha
BaEhs AZ and freight ut Of all n bank bl 9s Of
bill Of lad;nr receipts be signed for the same jy4
- a7Dp, WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
@7P0R P0I X NEWPORT And MioPaGI9M 1af S,s,sH IN
az s r Onr IOnfnS eSs4 sh gSeh e iss4
R0CkLAND Capt Crawf9d wllsaye Nj Font Id
o'clock Kvs Port at II o'clock and New foot Of Robin
sons;lee Tuesdays Thursdays and G a. ., II 'clCcS C
passengers Freehold or any part o The country oil
y r~saaa hSTATEN ISLAND FERRY, loot
4 W91ehaSThe hi Y6ER I stT.m6os:s Hs Nss sTAI 9o1
and staen Island and after October as follows, until
- l.. Lave Sg'; New York e-l1-2-3!-5''.
All iry ht s,rpedi required to b particularly marked
and ; at the risk Of the owner thereof $50
* ar.o3 FOR NEWBURGH-Landin at
~ q CaIdwer, West Foiat, Cold Sprius, and
n s;e;m6oa, JAS NADisoN Capt. chss. HeIssad,
will leave Wareastret pier Tuesday and Fnay after
All Baggage Package, or Parcels Bank Bills or spece put
on board this boat without being entered the book
ce;ed for must be at the risk OF the owners thereof all If
- STEAM F,REfGHT AND PASSAGE
S2TPp aaa and 2SiHsE sBd Ha'
the NORWICH, Captain JOHN SAMUELs will leave New.
York foo; Of Warren street, Wednesday and Saturday
VIII leave Kingston tRondout) Landing every Tuesday
and Friday, at o'clock, P. Nj.
5f s7 asas1 and nd rSa's
Will laave Kingston (Rondor,) Landing every Wedne.-
day and Saturday al o'clock, P NJ.
For freight passage apply on board rnh2s #
G~wla aELLZABEIH-POkT AND NEW
It....1kAa.-I YORK FERRY COMPANY.-FALL Ar
nisssc[..sTSESaR EMENT.-Fsre l2& Gents.
=, The !; steambpa;s a; WATER-WITCH and CINDERELLA
Brighton and Port Richmond e.ch trip, as ioows
FALL ARRANGEMENT
On and after the 3O,h day OF September, laiS,
Leave Elizabeth-Por: Leave New-fork:
AT 6a O'Clock A. NJ. At 81 O'Clock NJ
At 6 At 81
Al II At l0i g
At p. NJ. At Il ?. NJ.
AT 3; T." At ): -
At 81 AT 81
OK SUSpAY, OK SUNDAY,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

TN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
of the County of New. York notice hereby all
persons having claims against William F. Phyie, late of the
city Of New qphoisterrr deceased 10 present the same
James pyc, No i3 Maiden lane, IN The city Of New York.
before fourteenth day Of November next Dated Ne"
York the llth day of May, 1913.
myia lawGm. ROBERT PHYFE. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF tlt surrogate
of the County of New York notice hereby given to all
persons having claims against Joseph Presty Peters, late of
the City New York Physician deesessd to present m S oein hs
Of Bell Coe Attorneys and CouneIo No. 80 john street,
in the City of New York. before day Of Qe-
tobcr next Dated New York the eighth day OF April A. D.,
lola LA NJ. PETELS. AdministratriY. al0 laMGm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

CTATE OF NEW YORK -Secretarv's Office,
OAhany. August g. lsJTo the Sheriff of the Cy and
County OF New orkS;r Notic- is hereby given. ta
,e general election be hedon the Tuesday succeeding
the fst Monday OF Noyemtr newt the following officers
be elected 70 VII: Senator FOL The First Senatorial DIS
ton Of the term service OF lorTis Frakn on he day
of December re1t.
Members of Assembly Sheriff in he place Of Monmouth
B. la., whose viii expire the last day OF Decemhe
next \ Count Clerk in the place of Nathaniel Jarvis,
whose term will eypire the said day tad Coroner the
place Of Cornelius Archer, whose viii expire said day
i.rll,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

grs1, .NEW ARRANGEMENT Fare
lzsssSsa and Freish, reduc-d-New York and Boston
sS2EgSz Railroad Line via No!w ich aud WorceSter-
rom Pier Mol North River foo, Of Battery place, DAILY
9sdays excepted, At 5 O'Clock 2. Nj.
lhe Line coposed of the following splendid stsameri'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

pY ORDER of Francis II. Rusgles, Judge OF
Law in the Supreme Court Notice is hereby given
ant to the provisions of the Statute authorizing attachments
against bscondng and concealed debtors that IN attachment
has issued against the esta, Reuben Robbins late
inhabitant of this STATE absconns or concealed debtor
n-ss he appear and discharge such attachment according TO
law Yi;n thee months from the first publication OF this no:
any property belonging such debtor him or to his use
and the transfer any property BY him iOI any purpose what
September, 1913. - " MN.
80 law 3m Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

IN PURSUANCE. of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County of New York, Notice Is heby given TO all
erson haviGS CLAIMS David ssconer, late OF ;he City
OF New York Sash Maker deceased 10 present the same Win
Luea> No 20 nuus0nsireet IL ,s ci'y OF New-foII ca
or before the 21h day OF March aext;
JAMES LUCAS
,...c., InE\ EALCONER.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

Dated New York the 18th day Of June, 1913.
je l6 law6m JULIA HULL, Admnistratrh
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

s<r1, NEWARK AND NE w YORK
Fare only l2i cents Fall and Winter Ar
IiSaT Oct 3, run as follows:
e Newt York from foo, of Barclay-ssseet at O'Clock.
.e"ssk, from 1907 OF oeaue'Sies'' o. . e'"eH'
'. Recommendations, both for passengers and freight.
md cafed al very low rates,) have been greatly l
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

syn. MORNING LINE-For Albany and
~. 1Trov and intermediate landings. From the
foot ct, Of BareIay.srse, The new IowressnEe
rsamboat EMPIRE, Capt S. X. Roe, leaves THIS MohN-
ING al I o'clock. c., ~
lave TOMORROW MORNING, AT O'Clock
For passage apply TO +. 3. Hall, at the Once 1901 OF
N1ics@All Goods freight, Baggage, Bank Bills speels
ruy other kind of Property, taken shipped or put on
his Boat mus, be al The risk Of the OF such ooous'
;s,,L, G.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-03

been routed, and the British flag waves
again over the Bala Hissar, or citadel Of
the capital Of AfghaniStan."
The Chinese have been compelled to
succumb to British insolence and rsPacity,
and 10 pay very dearly for refusing to eat
opium. The Government has assented
to a traety by which it agrees 10 pay
10 the British Government twenty one
millions of dollars in the course of the
present ind three succeeding years; and
cedes to Great Britain the island Of Hong
Kong. And the ports Of Canton, Annoy
FoOchOwfOO, NingpOO, and Shanghai, arr
to be thrown open to British merchants.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-03
For the Standard.
Byrd township, Dec. SOth, ls42.

| OJiN eOWA0uIPS OVSs OOhtS AOSSs
MR. EDITOR:
In looking over the vote on the pass.
age of the bill to provide for the apprais-
ment of personal property taken on ex>
ecution, obseTvo the name of John D.
White amongst those who voted against
the passage of that bill, and in my Opin-
ion in hisrecOrding his vote against il he
has nObly1uPheld the interest Ofthe bust.
ness men OF Brown county and is entitled
to their thanks for his noble and manly
course. How q set Of men protesting
any thing like common sense could psss
such an abOminable law, is past my 6nd>
ing out. Have we not Mr.. Editor had dis
Iress and ruin long enough in our below
cd State, that our Legislature shsuld en-.
act laws which have direct tendency TO
keep up such state Of thinesf had they
not the experience Of the past before their
eyesf was not law similar 10 this one in
force IN this state in 1sl93 land how did
it acli Why, both debtor and creditor
united in condemning it alter It went in.
to force. The debtor would bring to
light al manner Of worthless trash and
have il appraised by his friends at { high
price, and the poor creditor would have
to take the contemplate trash or get no.
thing; aud it ha, took il, he generally re>
allied about from the one-fifh 10 the
Onetenth Of the debt. lfihis bill passes The
Senate, who, would ask, ID going 10 do
a credit business9 Are your stoFekesp.
ers going to credit man who before the
passage OF this bill was nearly Law proof
and now made by those SOlons OF the
Legislature completely sOi No Sir, they
cannot, consistently with their own inter.
est, credit any man but those that they
know are strictly honest and their word
as good as their bond. Let me suppose
a case, Mr. Editor: Say you credit
man after the passage Of this bill who be-.
fore was not overly scFupulous about pays
ing his honest debts; he owes YOU 25 dol-
lars you sue him, obtain judgment and
have an execution issued; the constable
levies upon his horse; he. the debtor,
Immediately goes TO three Of his best
friends and gets them to appraise The
horse; now, those friends will say in good
times that horse ought 10 bring so dollars
they sppgsise him at that. and thsAif
You see proper 10 bid him o6 at eoitks
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-03

MURDHR. We are Informed that q
man, named Snider, was killed by his
brother in ClermOnt county last week.
AnimOSity existed between the brothers
on account of dispute about some pro
perty. On the day Of The fatal deed, one
of them called on or met with the Other
and killed him by be ating him on the head
with fence stake. The wife OF the de.
ceased had her arm broken in the ARRAY
The muderer was arrested and lodged in
iail.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-03
THE sOMERs AFFAIR.

The executions on board Of the United
States brig Somers has created much ex-
citem ent, which will lead to a rigorous
investigation Of the conduct Of the com.
mander Of the vessel. There seems 10
be bui little ground for a doubt Of the
guilt Of the persons executed, but from
the report Of Commodore Mackenzie, i.
appears very doubtful whether he pro.
Ceeded legally in the affair. II is said
that the matter is to be Immediately in
vestigated bya Court Martial.
The following article on the subject has
appeared in the Washington MadiSonian,
and is supposed TO have been written by
the father Of young Spencer.
THE TRAGEDY ON BOARD THE
SOMERS.
The friends Of young Spencer, who was
executed, together with two seamen, on
the lSt inst, would have been content to
abide the investigation which the laws of
the country require in such cases, and
would have trusted to that justice which
our tribunals award to all entitled TO the
protection of the Constitution and laws of
The country, Various publications have
however appeared in the New York pa
pers, and copied into paper Of extensive
circulation at the seat Of Government,
giving versions Of the transaction, the ma
(erials for which, If not the versions
themselves, were obviously furnished by
some officers who had hand in the
bloody deed. This is evident from their
containing some facts which could be
known only 10 those Officers--but so per-
veried, SO exaggerated and interspersed
with SO much surmse, and so much down.
right falsehood, as 10 evince the deep
anxiety felt TO make sure Of the 6rst inns
preston on the public mind. An awful
responsibility rests on those officers, and
above all on their commander. Without
the least desire to render that response
bility more hazardous than II now is, it is
still deemed an act Of simple and bare JUS
tce to the memory Of NE slain, to say
that an exSmination-of the papers trans>
mitted by Commander Mackenzie shows
these facts:
lst. That Acting Midshipman Spencer
was put ia double irons on the 25th Of
the BOatswain's mate, Sam.
nel Cromwell, and seaman Elish Small
on the day following, on charge Of in.
Tended mutiny,
I'd. That no disorder Of mutinous
character appeared among the crew for
The four succeeding days: that the YES
lsl was going with good breezes and in
good weather towards the island Of ST
Thomas, where she actually arrived and
took in supplies on some day between
The let and 5th OF December.
Sd. That. on the 3Oth Of November, the
opinion Of the officers was required BY
Commander Mackenzie as 10 the dispOsi-
lion of the prisoners: that they appear to
have examined thirteen seamen as wit.
nesses TO prove the alleged mutiny, land
who are therefore supposed innocent Of
any participation in it,) which examination
vas had, 90 idr as the papels show, in the
lbsence Of The prisoners, and without CIV
ing them any opportunity to cFcss.exam.
ne the witnesses or 10 make any expla-
nations OF defences oFto procure any tes- |
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-03

CUBA AND HAyTl.-A correspondent
Of the New Orleans Bee, writing from Ha.
vana under date of the 26th November,
says: "'The Haytiens have captured two
Spanish ships from Santsnder, laden with
Aour-without, it is said, iDJuring the
crews, who were taken with the prize to
81. Domingo. The negroes declare that
they we're driven TO this act of piracy by
famine; and that they we're perishing Of
hunger, as the late earthquakes destroyed
every thing they possessed" The al
thorities OF Cuba have, 10 consequence
Of this outrage, despatched to ST. Domin
60, the armed steamship Congress and
several smaller vessels.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-03
LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS.

On last Wednesday both branches ol
the General Assembly met, and proceed.
ed to the election Ofcertain Judges, with
the following result:
For President Judge first Judicial Circuit,
Geo, B. Holt, 63
Joseph H Crane, 3S
President Judge fourth judicial Circuit,
COrriBgton w. Searle. 6S
Blanks, 81
President Judge sixth Judicial Circuit,
John H. Keith, 81
Blanks, 81
President Judge seventh JudicialCiTcu
Elijah Vance, O3
George ]. Smith, 80
Two Associate Judges for Jefferson Co.
John s. Cooke, 63
William Mcdonald, SO
William SoutherIand, SS
Josiah Sharp, SO
Blank,
Associate Judge for Van Vert County.
Jacob Hines, 66
Blanks, "a
Associate Judge for Hancock County.
William Roller, 81
Blanks, 80
Associate Judge for Seneca County.
Andrew Lugenbell, IS
Blanks, 81
Associate Judge for Pualding County.
Nathan G. Sales, "a
Blank, 30
Associate Judge for Shelby County.
Isaac II. Brncken, 63
Blank, SO
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-03

FoRHIGN NnWs.- The British mai
steamship Britannia arrived At Boston on
the Slst Of December, bringing, as the
most important news, intelligence Of the
great success Of the British arms in Asia
"Ghuznee and Cabul have been taken,
and most Of the BRUSH prisoners have
been released from captivity. Akhbar
Khan is . fugitive; his adhsrsnis have
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oARRIER's ADDRESS


FOR $40.
Come friends and patrons, once again
Unto my muse givSssar
Indulge your humble servants pen,
And welcome the NsW-Year.
Though NATURES verdAnt hills are bound
In cold and icy chains,
Yet plenty spreads her mantle round,
And smiling pleasure rsignS.
The State is rescued from the hands
OF traitors base and vile,
And God looks down upon ourland
With an approving smile.
No Buckley pOles-no traitOr' aags
Arc waving over head,
No drunken revellers in rags,
For alchohol is dead.
King DiabOlus Alcohol
Did as martyr die,
While friends around behsld him fall,
And heavsd the burning sigh.
The friend who oft had sOothed their grief
And cheered their hearts when faint,
Found not friend to give relief,
Yet uttered no complaint.
While foes were near with poisnoub br cath,
No human arm could save,
And, though he died a fsl On'S death,
Yet fills marty 70 grave.
Farewell to eighteen forty-two-
Her glorious race is run,
The Wing gieS and their coOn-skiuS too,
Have seen their days Of fun.
Their speculative schemes have failed
Their prospects great and small,
And they have up Salt river sailed;
Wings, C0rwin, Co onS and all
The sober second thou ght prevailed,
And taught the tyrant foe
That pure Democracy ns'er quailed,
When traitors aimed the blow.
The coon is dead-that same old coon,
Who promised sure relief;
But he, alas, has lost too SOon,
"TwO.d dollars and roast besfb
They wrapped him in a coon-skln ShFOud,
And bore him to the tomb;
Their bosOms heAved-they wOpt aloud,
And all was blackeSt gloom.
Beneath giant buckley tree,
His moudsring form was laid;
Hard cider could not save, and be
The debt Of ma ture paid.
We hear no more the thrilling song
Of"gO it Tye and TIP"
For Tye, that traitor, proved too strong
FOrhaneSs, spur or whip.
They thought their mOnied God would bring
Destruction on each foe,
But Captain Tyler with his Sling,
Soon laid GOliah low.
A waiiing voice from old Kentuck,
Comes on the passing breeze,
Which speaks Of some i'll OmsAA lack
That hope cannot appsase.
Is thsrs no balm, poor Harry cries,
To sOOths my deep despair?
''Can't come IT," every echo Sighs,
Thou cansSt not FIJI that ehaiFl