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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
Z. g. SWEET, Secretary.

90 THE BOAT RACE.-Tn looking over the CO.
umns OF the Sunday Herald" of yesterday am some
what surprised t. there find affidavit over the sigma
81 a Roberts late competitor to the effect
the with the grautous opn on his part that he
considers he has won the ary also that we refuse
contest the giving of the stakes Now for the in
statement of some of the facts in the case believing
that all who know will consider an affidavit quite un
necessary and uncalled for Mr. Roberts boat did come
in contact with mine during the race furthermore have
not contested the giving up of the stakes consider as
dd before the race that was In the hands OF the judges
the ordinary in such cases. viz row the race
again. If any further proof Of the above mentioned
facts is required from me- will be forthcoming dis
interested persons. SIDNEY DORLON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02

resp0neiDDuy
world in other words, to the public. From the world
we have derived power. We hold no commission from
it, Let by the grace Of God be careful that in
intercourse with it, we adorn the doctrine Of God
Savior in all things and then forward Mas
ter work Indifferent save for its own sake whether the
will and opposition from II which that Master and Els
divine word have prepared us to expect.
How palpable now appears the ignorance of
Father Webb, and how Justly does he appear ent-
tied 10 the designation OF Religious Lccofooo The
Bissop himself used this stronger language, " that
carnalmln which is radically incapable of spiritual
discenment," Also, on the same subject he spoke
OF the scofis and tests Of unrenewed hearts, the
lnsolence OF the ignorant, and the blasrhemes and
impieties Of the profane." And Webb's con,rover-
sial spirit and writings he described as can I'M
christian fondness for religious dispuaton, and a
concern for the church hardly disinguishable from
mere indulgence, In another line than those which
worldly mndedness, usually supplies, Of litigious
disposition, love OF opposition, and desire for
distinction in controversy and in ,roublous egita-
ton" The closing language OF the Bishop may APP
pear harsh, but in such cause tenderness il a
crime, and we hope, as Webb has improved his mo-
rails, and entered upon a career OF religion and re-
igiOus controversy, that he will amend his intellect
also. We have done much for thar man in his
eventu life, and we shall continue to be his guar
dian angel, though we despair OF ultimate success.
Since he has assumed the cowl, he has Gu, a sorry
figure, but with little Of our fatherly care he may
possibly become respectable disputant. We are,
however, bound TO counteract the influence OF his
ignorant assumptions, and commend him to
prayer and penance an atonement for the evil he
has done. Amen.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

District bang present and remarked, that although
IndiV iduaiv favorable to Mr.. IAN Buren, next
President he would cheerius obey instructions that
nigh; be gwen bun by the Democratic party
Mr. Bolon offered amendment To one Of the reso-
luiions psVidng that the contemplated District ConNen-
ton shoHn assemble indianapolis the first ednes-
dav aerthe meeting 81 the Legislature. and that other
place for he purpose Of uniting State 'enion in
order tia the hole might lac united IN Ter selec-
ton of acandidate for the Presidency.
Mcssr. Wick, Drake. y Chapman. Judge Morrison
and oihas addressed the meeting In relation 10 the
preambl, aud resolutions when, on motion of Judge
Morr-oi the following resolution was unanimously adopt
ed VIZ.
ResOrd, That shs meeting recommend to the Demo
Gratis the County propri-fv of holding Township
press preference favor If Of the prominent
candidates for the Presidency that Delegates from the
uss. and all other Democrats of the county meet
the ;ourl House in indianapolis, tins day two weeks,
at II o'clock \ NJ
On notion # G. \ Chapman, Esq the following reso-
luiionwa- unanimousl, adopted
EeOired, That tins meeting deeply syHiPathi>e with
the family of the late Hon Nathaniel West In their ac-
lion ed hy hl- death and tia; also regret h loss
or Of prominent citizens, whose course has been
beroft 10 Indiana aud Marion county particular.
Wine his cpraph l. deeply engraved on our hearts.
mavtliat ON is stone be that which he justly
entitled
AN honest man. the nobest work Of God
The meeting then adjourned until this day weeks.
ai o'clock, in pursuance OF Judge Morrson's reso-
luiun.
GEORGE LOCkERBIE, President
.cT +. MN Mf.al.,p. Vice Presidents
v. Bolton, Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
Rhode Island.

As was to be expected, his State has just
elected a wing delegation TO Congress. The
Algenncs have got 50 firm hold of Rhode
Island, that she is thoroughly wing. De
mocracy cannot flourish in soil where wings
put down suffrage movement by force.
They are welcome to such allies, and We
freely count this state with four electoral
votes, for Henry Clay. The whig papers are
betraying their instincts. Their iervent reioic-
ing over the result in Rhode Island shows the
secret bias Of their heart. 1t IS not so much
that two Wing Members of Congress are re-
elected, but that the miscalled claw and order
measures have triumphed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
lbbgfgJ.gy.

pIrp. Covington Fountain county. Indians, on FRI
day the Ii September inst LrwIs C.HEsL BILr. Esq
m the 231 year # hrs sge. The decrease. young
Of promising tsenis and Of enierpnsing character
Among The citizens Of Indianapolis. he viii bong and fs,
orahly be remembered. The modest and unsssumiiz
sailor boy" who made his appearance among few
years Since where hts widowed m,ther lsas of grca,
fe-peciahy. then resided. He hr>' procured employ
a clerk the office Of ". j. Brown then secre-
iaiy Of SAFE shor; time afterwards. al the
nendh'ion Of hi friends. he commenced and pr secuted
with uniIring real the study Of the law the Office 81
Me>sis Fletcher. Bniler aud andes. st ths last No
veml term. he licensed and admitted prsciice
attorney IN The supreme Court Of Ind,pnp. Some
during ias, winter he left Indianapolis. snd removed
TO Covington. where he formed a pNrtnershp with the
Hon Edward 4. Hannegln m the business Of his pro-
ssion. vhee he remnrd until tie time 81 his demise.
II- residence Co,nston hnl hren short ms acguain
lance limited sni in The last moments at ms existence
be eurrounded by 'rages but they HIM the
strangers frnds Here where hest known. his un,mey
lie TIA T. decpy lsmeniei. What shadows are and
what shadows pursue.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
1EIE.IT AIsH.

81 meeting If he officers and non commissioned
officer, d The LIST Rig l. Niinia ht'd II the Count
Iause Saturday sept 70 d. to T. \. Metri- prc-id-
cd. aud H.. hal mon appointed rreafy. u "s-
resolved That cncau pueri q tie - X g'ment he
held. convincing on u.e .3l DAY u O,tnitr test.
Col r. 4. Morris. Capt. Baker. Cart. Phups. ard
Lieut.. Chapman appointed in c'r"spnud with aud
invite the & f,lcni conf auies throughout tie state 10
attend
Voted. That commi'ite IT ore from each company
On the Regiment BE- scctd ly their respective comps-
u - aud that i,y u.,et l. diafnFo'l. ~ tie Court
HOUSE, GA Saunliy ihc 3oth dry Il Slfru't. Tor The
Irrpo-c Of se'octug lie ground O. making g rerii
arrangements.
VOTED. Tat ihc several Band, n he Si.tc lc invited
to attend Adjourned +. 4 MOI KS. chm.
Ono \ CuarNaN S..'-B.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

IvroRTANT DICIsIoN.-W- learn from the Ioris-
vile Jnarnai thar The 5h alt 10, chancellor 81 Ken
lucky. tie Hon Geo " Bib. decided the great
81 Iiuih the Bank OF the United States
BV statute Of hcntu, ky. wh,ueN,ra debtor nakc-
fraudulent disposition Of his properly. hs creditor may
tile bill in ctncerN snd attach. wheirr hi~ debt
be due due Under that statute L,8i> Huh filed
and attached Tor about SS0,0U0 upon bonds maturing
l5l7
The ai;ach .nCui made upon the allegation hat
tie bank had mad. fraudulent ~ i,Hs # pfu-
pciy and tie BAH attached cspeciall, the decd trust
made Pi,lad. pima tie 9th "f IN. -, lcii, Ia
Bacon. y mingion * Robcus.
This recently argued, and the Chanc' lor
decided the deed To hr v"h. and that the pluniiii =
attachment WIS we'll and poperly sued oui
The coun>, Ter the defendants immediately ordered
writ OF error 10 the Count Of Appeal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
CANDID tTES.

give requested - JANIS NIurF Il TIP
Tectuoe cantilie the oiioc II President II the
STATE Blnk
We a'e requested - LryI r. Tom oand-
date for the incpa Clik he House uf Rep ut4tve>.
We are requ si,t 10 GrnRcr SAuNDrEs a. a
candidate 10 Dor Kee, ne ou-e Of Ref escuiA
fiycS.
We are requested q announce Joux DUxN II Dcaborn
County eaniidafc r. Auditor 81 state
Qs-Wr iequc- "i announce iloUATIa J. u ARRs.
OF CliIoll. Cauddl'e tie Office 4 Aui 4 State
~,-Ne are requested 90 FnEurRIck =. Coon
e Wander Candid tc f The oo. Of Auiiior
90
9g-NNc . requested 10 annource 1Avrs TAI Dorr q
Decatur Coutfy Can 'iafc fr Pauopal secr,iay OF
the senate, al Tic ensuing session.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
reEsEOFfV CIEIS.


Ia II lssgii~ hasr -lirifsred ye.''
The Democrats of Centre Township are requested 10
meet at The Court House Saiurd,y S,p' 2Sl 10
choose delegates County Convention - -eorssize
The Hickory Club and such other hu>nss
may De deemed csrc,licnt. MANY DEMOCRATS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
Vermont Election.

The returns of votes for Governor from liz towns.
give 1891. from Kellogg - ,}-4 for Md,tocks, and ,
10 for Williams and scattering The following coun
ties and parts Of countess haze been heard from:
kellogg Mattocks UtliiauS and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
VI rim yrn E,utcu nt Home.

The Democratic Convention of Columbia County. New
York Their session adopted the following rc>o-
,uton. unanimously Mr.. Van Buren, born reared
and resides M Columbia County
Resal,.ed At the same time that should do the
greatest uiusce lee ues and to the merits of
individual whom proud 10 recognize nm
mediate reehhor ard friend If failed To express
cordial and unanimous preference for distinguished
fellow citizen ARTIN VAN BI REN. for the office
of Ppsjclt Born and reared among us. personally aud
intimately known o>t f us distinguished from hi
to, hood for his prc-em talents aud cared
duty "a his cho-en pursuits. whe'hrr Professional or
rotical prcu jar, noted fer hts uuSvervug devotion
Democratic rint ics from his first into political
hie; efja,ug 90 a re- arkab'c degree that fortunate
tcmperaneut which combines enthusiasm sufficiently
ardent with energy aud ssgacty at bold and pro.
found possessing lie most convincing testimonials of
IiS ,leV citizens Ia h~ distinguished nsr~ and ability.
in 'te important stations which they have called .pon
hun ~ l dis hanging the duties of chlef magistrate
the with such corcc',d ability and succc-s that
not IN cr pt1mpcut measure oi his administration but
has rcr,,cd the sanction Of hc whole nation. aud fall
ing WHEN he did fail. with ihe pillars of Democracy
md him. We tusett him 20 The people a the uatian
a- the aplrortc ntcl,ct the scattered frog
racut~ their political temple and the appropriate high
priest 10 administer at her affairs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

For the benefit # PAYERS extract from recent
circular of the Treasurer Of State TO the county ,rc1sur-
the following table, showing the amount Of interest
tc allowed treasury paid tor revenue Tor the
present YEAR
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
list towns, l3,239 1881 2,ll2
1871
Maiiock : majority thus far only
1,


lie j. proinbl, defeated ia rIIc State.
An Extra from the Woodstock Age, dated on
Thursda, evening states that nineteen of Wind
sor only give Coamer the wing candidate for Con-
srcSs IN that d>iu Geo maIoly over his opponent aud
that the full viii probably give HIM 700
majority The remainder OF the district made up ct
Orange county, which Is strong, democratic. giving 80
mluriiy against the Wigs in lr42 There l. therefore
hope that CoaIucr defeated IN the district
Marsh aud Foot. wings. probably ce' ted IN iurng
ton and Biacboro districts and The Montpelier Watch
man g reports that there probably choice IN the
fourth district We have sill hopes however that Dill
hnehan democrat. Is chosen IN that district.
The Legislature will probably stand better for the dem
ocraiS than did last Ia I2I towns. Inch last
Year chose AZ democrats q wings. aud ahoiion>t. 10
the House. the democrats tins have l., the wings
choice.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

Consistency Henry Clay supported al the North
because be ~ favor at protective tariff n The south
hs D. supported because he opposed 10 The
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

INpttxA.-Chapman sends rs rooster of the boldcst
brood and most Justify does he over tie result of
the SHINING
There fact demonstrated IN the Sentinel, which
expecting after the Wing papers had
been emphatic IN Their declarations that the Democrats
had ubtauod their victory bv the sieancc Of the hgs
That the wings had suid home hy thousands and
allo'cd the election 90 by default. claiming with
much Seeming candur that the majority OF l-l0
sill on their side and needed but another such
mated rally bring u out II turns that Governor
hicomb - elected ~ 2.tl3 over Bigger. aud has a
malorty Of - Bigger, Wig. aud Dcmins. Abo-
Iiionisi. and that there increase of the vote Tins
wear over 1910, ot hrcc HoHSaad hHndrcd 0nd
njneytree Consider tins ncreosc IN connection " ith
the ilci that ia clO every thing voted that up TO
the polls. ia the shape of man. aud any thing
like " hic-whcn probably vote 10 "A county
not poled-aud does II not establish the fact beyond
controversy thai IRd,GHG IS DtmOcratc Sffchai she
oppoScd 10 Henry Cay-ihat she j. opposed Ia high
Tarfl-iha she j. opposed to National paper machine;
for all these issues which the election turned,
and which the Democracy achieved their glorious
Victory Cincinnati E"q~rer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

The attack making upon lrrsdcu simpson. Of In
diana A.huy University. o., WhoIls unjust. aud thc facts
with which bus Ing ,ud~ charge hin rnaiicinu-l,
false. President SIMPSON takes very luils interest n
political couio,s. and that ulc j. seldom u ever in
favor o d,u,ucra This atcupi To- iuIurc he iu~tii-
ton over which De- pre-de-. 0or rgard
orhrr hehil 900 keeping with portion oi wing poilti-
clans w ao having h.cone desperate, have httle regard
for AMY causc. ~ even The Truth useli-t'recHcast'e
Pairlnf.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

Du Solo SAYS the and mice holding con.
veut,ons for the purpose OF Pnttiug down Pussysin
The proceeding however. any thing bur aers-Ing
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

.laoftrr HbiF CgHdilafc-I appcars ccriain hat NJ
Webster 100 b of the Ing candidates for the ueN
Presidency True. the Clay mon determined 10
exclude him They do a. lie - the fVorite
Of the New England wings and they will never allow
the parsans Of leur, Clay To decide where lac Is To
GO"
.7uottor shut Of hc SccntS So John Davis of MaSsa
chuseii, D. Ia bc thrown overheard, and other
person selected Ing candidate tor the Wee Prc>-
dcucy. This we conclude contemplation b, the
desires thai are expressed # the wing papers for
the nomination ct john sergeant his place Il Will
bc easy settle ihi- point with the wing party
among whom ihe desire almost universal b, Pfess-
dent or Wee Pr,sdent- EreniH. Post
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

NEvrR DrsrAIW. oar Democratic friends who re
side strong W ne counties should never despair OF
ultimate >uccc>s. The principles " hcI 80 advocate are
those. of justice, and truth aud viii certainly prevail. II
proprs perseverance mud means are taken tO lay them
fully before the people. who, although they ma! for a
entertain mistaken pride about chlngc oi semi
ncut viii ultimately give vav before the seevlrcnt
benefits Which must result To- themselves and their
country from >uccess Of Democratic principles
The proof OF what assert has been frequently dcm-
ou>ralcd of late the election of the GoVernor of
Massachusetts. after persc,cr struggle OF sixteen
wears. against the most wealthy and por crl opposition
ia The county The Is the ~ Louisiana, and
ia Indiana 90 bee found evidence oi what wish
Ia impress upon friends of the certainty of success
the, bat pc>evce. La that state. Iu ercrg dStr'ct
from which eight ont of the ten members OF Congress
have been elected e0re n mir maj0rty ~, $50. Let
the Democrats OF Mar, land emulate the examples set
bcfrc them b, their brethren ia tie States just mem
ilnncd RaLiln0rc RlnuLL.can.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

IlrzzA ron CuAPutx 49, We have before the last
number Of Chapman regular " Coon skinner, con"in-
lng the full returns from tie Indiana Elections. hom
which We learn that Nhfconb> maloritN Tor Governor
over 2.O1O, aud Brgts majority Tor IT, tioVernor
J. over 900. The loo,icrS have also elected out
OF 10 Cnn.rcssineu. aud Democratic LEGISLATURE.
Chapman may well crow aud # the Democrats
If Indiana don't award HIM gold medal for h~ mining
zeal ~ good cause. greatly mistake the lihcras Of
the good people of that Stale.
The Legislature stand. A. follows
Scnatc. - Democrats, - Coons
House - do - do.
Glory enough f,r l~l3 This Is better than faith in
Milcr,m: and yc congratulate loo,cr friend, upon
the death of that old coon, IN that thriving and
prosperous Siate.-OtiO Edgic.
, 1843-12-02
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
undersigned has obtained of the
Clerk of the County Court of Pike
County, letters of Administration on
the estate of Thomas Whitledge. de-
ceased, dated Oct. l8, 1843. all per.
sons indebted to said estate, are re-
quested 10 make immediate payment.
All persons having claims against said
estate, are requested to exhibit them
properly authenticated, within one
year from the date Of said letters or
they may be precluded from having
any benefit of said estate, and if not
exhibited Within three years, they
will be forever barred.
PERRY CURRY, Admir-.
oet' <ist, 1913. 3w--5l.
, 1843-12-02
DIR. NJ CLURE.

II HA'l G located permanently in Louisi-
Ia ana, Nc, offers his services to the ciil-
zens of that place and its vicinity, in the va
rlous branches Of his profession. Having De.
voted his attention particularly to the study
OF Anatomy aud surgcry, aud having witness
ed and assisted in all of the most important
sergicai operations, he offers his services. espeI
'alty N that branch of ms profession. He fat.
'eFS himself that i! called on he viii perform
successfully and with entire satisfaction 10 lis
EMPLOYERS, almost any of the capital s~ergicLl
operations now performed BY the celebrated
Dudley OF Lexington, ny. He hopes by he
most aS.lduous attention 10 the various duties
OF his Profession, and moderate charges t.
merit a share of public patronage lie vii
practice in conjunction with DR.. Hardin.
louisiana, April 2gth, 1913.
, 1843-12-02
CarIninativc E~.CEcHges.

At this season at the cal. b0We.
complaints are always very trouble,
some and frequently dangerous: eve.
nv family should therefore, be PROV
ded with Il box of these h.oEengeS.
which will allay the mo,bid irritabiiI
~ Of the bowels, restore the checked
perSpiration. stop the debiIitating dis
charges. and IN i short time cure the
most iuveterate case Of dIarrhTe,
chronic dysenterv. or habituai loose,
ness. They are very pleasant to the
taste, and are sold at the low price OF
25 cents a box.
b. A. FahneStock's Anti Bilious
Pills. a gentle but efficient cathartlc,
expressly adapted for a family phys.
ic; and are not surpassed by any 9th
er pill in use, for all cases in which =
cathartic is Indicated. They viii
operate thoroughly without grlPng.
Price 25 cents, for 4 box containing
so pills.
Pneumonia. or Cough Balsam, 4
valuable remedy COR Coughs & Colds.
Price Csc. Cough IozenCes. These
Lozenges possess all the virtues Of
the best Cough Syrups, are owen
lent to carry in the pocket and are
very pleasant TO the taste. Price 25
cents.
Liquid OPodeIdoc.-This penetra-
ting article possesses double the
strength Of the common Opodeldoc, is
nor clearly and much more conven-
ientIy applied. Price % CTS.
B. A. Fahnestock & Cos Eye Wa
ter; for the cure of weak or inflamed
eyes. Pice 25 cts.
Prepared by b. A. Fahnestock &
Co., Corner eth & " God Streets,
July %. Pittsburgh.
e. The above Medicins, for sale
By II. e.. Edwards, z. NJ. Bowling
Green, and by Andrew Cochron, Au,
burn, No.
November 4th. 1913. lv-l
, 1843-12-02

E7IlE subscriber Us agent o owner
has FOR sale the following lands,
&c, VIZ: q acre ground with house
and her improvements thereon. in
the town of Bowling Green, being
the former residence Of the late Lew
IS Rogers. Esqr. Improvements are Il
comfortable dwelling house with two
rooms. besides kitchen, convenient
out houses. stables &c-garden and
yard well enclosed, and set with a va
rIety Of choice bearing fruit ard shade
tree, well &c. This place is very
pleasantly situated. and will make q
desirable residence for Il small family,
and can be obtained low for cash.
Also stone house on the south side Of
the public square in Bowling Green,
with two town lots connected with it
OF GO by 100 feet each. Frame house
on south side ofpublic square in Bow
Ing Green, now occupied as the Radi-
cal Printing Otfice-with one lot to
tour, connected, as may suit the pur-
chaser. GAO acres unimproved land,
3 To 4 miles \. Westerly of Bowling
Grecn-S0 acres unimproved land
TOUR miles north west of Bowling
green. prairie and timber, between
the Palmyra and Paris roads--8O
acres land with an Improvement, in
the county OF Audrain. 95 miles s.
w. of Bowling Green--l96 acres
land with improvements, % miles
north of Bowling Green--28O acres
land, adjoining and near to Bowling
Green, in two different tracts, 40
acres lmproved-also a number Of
building lots in Bowling Green, ONE
vacant, and others improved.
LEVI PETTIBONE.
July goth. I84S. t-38
, 1843-12-02
BOWLING GREEN ACADEMY

VHE second session Of the Bov.
Il ling Green Academy will Com.
mence on Monday the 18th of Sen,
The course of instruction will en-
brace all the branches Of a good En-.
glish education, with special %at.ent;or
to the correct use of the ENGLISH
tongue--the natural sc~iences-7,ba
Latin and Greek classics, and Tho
higher branches of Mathematics.
The year will be divided into quar-.
tiers of eleven weeks each--except.
ing the next which will continue fonr.
teen weeks.
Terms for the coming Session.
Orthography, Reading & Wri-
ting, S4, 95
Grammar, Geography, & A.
rithmetIc or either, 600
The Natural Sciences 700
Latin & Greek, and the higher
branches Of Mathematics, $50
A pair Of Artificial Globes will be
provided for those who study Geogra-
ply and Astronomy-aIso apparatus,
to Illustrate the simple principles of
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.
No deduction will be made in tut
ton for absence after 4 scholar is en-
tered uni! finally Withdrawn, except
in case of sickness.
There will be a public examination at
the close of each session.
JOHN HUBBARD.
August 18th. l843. tf-42