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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
MIR. CALHOUN.


W as hr IA .lnr of Nul-
llflcatlou-lhe exact an
ilpode oi the Proclamation.
lie believed the ProcIana
llou was issued 10 sustain
the msasufts VI violence
contemplated u. = INST the
State hlch he had hur-
rlcd on 10 the very brink
Of treason and rebellion,
and 10 furnish his vindic-
tive foe. " HON lie is now
humbly tlatlering and
court'lig. with a prrtcxi
iur "reahinglls Vengeance
on Nullification. which Il,
personined IN lis author.
(Nlr. Calhoun, as he
subsequently did the {. S.
Bank in Nicholas Blddlc.
Denounced this measure
as violently as any Wing
Of that or the presen, day
and, shortly afterwards
advocated an extension OF
the charter Of the Bank ,
b"a>iing in the course d
his speech. Of his agency
IN procuring the lncorwra-
ton Of that institution III
1916, and triuinphanlly
printing 10 its ben, fetal
effects, in proof OF his supe-
rlor sagacltyl
Indignantly Condemned
ii.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27

Justified tic high hand
ed outrage against the rep
rcs,nlatly,s Of the people
10 whom the matter pro-
perry belonged. and against
the law Of the land. in the
removal Of the ,lclusllcs-
" hleh was the first dcci-
sise blow aimed al lhr
existence Of HE Bank il,
self.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
TIE NET!
IiYpnooRAfnIeAL OFFICE.
S.TpKpAy NIGHT. MaHru rs. 1874,

SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH 10. Is3s.
AAer week OF busierous and cloudy weather. We
W.T.. AT leus th favored lot suf time this evening I'LL
q sight of the cuinet.
tor the first time since liz appca The moon sas
absent, aud at quarter aler o'clock MIST n,sp-
1ihcen spectacle MIS- presented TO our view. Acfuss
the western SKY luminous train was spt ad ont,
wei. defined lut diN.t- rg ptucil IT While light that
shot up the like streaner in the heavens
aud presented must spuidJ and beautiful appsa rance;
II 10 degrees long, an, al tuolhir1s of the way up
degree 40 ninues brad. This strange STAR has
passed IT'S perhein anu Fastening back 10 RAN
about IN The fonotc regions Ui southeastern s,m.e,
whence ii came lis nucleus begin 10 grow dun and lis
train Ia pass away The fImer Gould be seen through
whltish and family luminous yappr, called The coma ;
aud. viewed with the telescope, the hole app.arnco
ii the head sc as 10 cof aud bflIliancy mol
Ikea very feeble light through II. shade Of an
astral lamp
Very The comet iiselfihero was a star twinkng
through ils haze, and which, with the naked eye might
readily enough be mistaken iof the nnel,us and which
doubt mistaken by many.
II NOW appears that the Irnpjh Of tho tail including
the arch. here the slh, could not have been
less than upwards OF one hundred degrees.
All the planets, except Nesta. Juno. Paas and Co
res are tins time The Of the sun; aud the CON
ct, though possible II may yei the orbit 81 81
more o tlew. IL raPdly leaving The planets themselves
behind therefore Danger ( such danger there could ey-
CT be- o lis coming III cniact with any member Of The
planetary system Is all over.
HALEY : cUnr passed near nough In Jupiter and Sat
10 be retarded By Them III IT'S visit nearly y,as
and YET the harmony Of the spheres WAS never inter
rupied lor a mVmeAtby that eccentric yislter
il IA SAD that Tie moon was once eclsped b. comet
III 40 the comet must Iavo much nearer the earth
than the is, but il n,er left its tail nh
robbed ns Of our beautiful satellite did 1t bring up
on us any manner oil harm Whatever.
In liJ the comet OF ''terfblo magnitude" appeared
The Turks were tlrn wagng bloody and successful
against the Christians Its tail pointing The
was slAty degrees lung and bent like sabre. 1t flied
Chnslen,Ioln with awe, and the Pope regarding az
signal oi Divine wrath and vengeance ordered day ii
humiliation aud prayer, and offered year Of ndu
penee 10 all who, at the tpng OF the MONDAY bell should
repeat three pa,ernosers and as many Ave Maras. IN
this observance mated, IL Is said. the still
prevalent IN Catholic countries Of ringing the bell al
noon
II Is obc hoped HAT the astronomers Of Europe. with
their powerful glasses, had the good fortune Ia dis
the comet oI 10 day when first entered sysi'n
II So II may serve clue put IN our hands to guide
Ms 10 truth IN the ncbuuus theory, . among
the wond, 10 OF Tho heavens
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
TYLER MEETING IN NEW YORK.

The friends of Capt Tyler. held mass meeting u"
New York. on the l5I, inst. They nominated MI
Tylrrt Pnsi,en, and passed several Ics''n'lons'-
The Tyler organ in New York, the "Aurora,' pra''''
|, in the highest terms. and said it shadowrd forth 'h'
growing popularity Of their President. The other Ne"
York papers. ofbh parties, speak rather differently '
it. They say it attended by all par las, and was
quite large meeting hu, disgrareful one '''
was continued uproa kissing. rnanins and hg''";
during the whole meeting. In fact. speaking eo''"
he heard at all. except Caleb Gushing. and he very '
distinctly. The meeting then adjourned amid ''e "
most c, ntusou.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27

These are golden times Ia Ge'rg,. Tho Daloncsa
Reporter says: ''lhr present Gold diggag campaign
has opened with the most 1alterng auspices. The
miners generally prepare their mine, much better than
formerly. and the result is OF encouraging
The winter has sustained its character Tor changeab,
this section ", as IN other parts Of the Stale;
yet the miner hls been ahundantly compensated for his
labor. And II may BIZ truly sad Of the Chcsatce Bank
the more II is broken the better il pays
Several % our Snthcrn States abound in gold much
the SorlI'rrhdo IN coal non, copper and the West
IN lead. \ great country!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27

TAX BIII.-The Sclat. has struck out The Tax Bill
the upon interest received upon bonds purchased or
money loaned and put tax OF J Of per cent. ur.n
the value Vt b,uds notes. bills. deeds Of trusi morea-
aps other securities aud above the amount duo
tho taxed person. They struck ont the par, masn.
Doctors pay one pr cent. and inserted that they pay
SO on their tees ABOVE $500. Lawyers in the In-rl.r
Courts pay $40 in place Of per cent. their fr,s
above 800. The Lawyers in the Cour, OF Appeal.
pay go.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27

or The chmond Enquirer think. tia, the r"'r.
ought not 10 hold the present Legislature responsible
for III. imposition Of high taxes Ice increase Ut
taxation has teen md, red Necessary, ntet III. habit
tiles created ly iis rd,c,sstrs This is certainly ,rn.,
except 10 the rAcut that this Legislature Las added ,-
those Liabilities by an unnecessary rrotracon Of
length Of he sson. which. measured by what il has
done, ought moi IA have extended b yund eighty ~
y dNys.-and by lis It i!sa TO receive tie Land Money
which would have enabled il 10 ,nce the taxes. Bn
VIII the Enquirer akt application at this just pruc
pie 10 the action I'll The last ir,, Of Congress
large amount ii the appropriations Of wlch we're
dcrcd necessary 10 pay debts and tie deicrr
obligations # Ian Burcns administration We ask
that paper To hok the records. and make the proper
Discrimination. and ii will sec that reduced has been
the amount oftNwndurcs. il would have ls,n still far
hcr diminished but for Van Burn's Nation al Deli,
augmented by ''defrrnd arIrpr a'i,n,." o'ier hnrng
rrprndcd TIE MILLIONS Of SURPLUS which
rcrc in the Treasury ~he" he entered upon the discharge
Of The dm les u The PRESIDENTIAL tfirc. md wrn ,oa.
duties on imports were AT an average Of something hk"
10 per (gr,ay higher than the Tariff bill Of the
session. and wi,n he had b, sid s. the cr con
troll Vi the Land money.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
CAMPBEI.I. COINIX

VIII 'e seen by me pr'd'tns' ol meeting uf til.
wings % i.yneho"rg and vicinity tina, thy Lave Sc.
lec''d ."'' WILLIAM b. BROWN. as tho csnd.
Iao 10 represent this county. in the n-x legislature
IN connec'"n with Capt. Fox-Mr. 1oler hs no b,n
selected by the Farnville Convention as the candida,
f,r this Congressional District.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27

Decision Of he Circuit Cont in The Cose fine Sonies.
Ga the opening oi The United States Circuit Court
at Nrw York On Monday morning. Judge Belts deliver
cd his opinions lnstmc,ng the Grand jury that they
had authority lnduirr nin c homicide alledged 10
have been committed on hoard the | nitcd State Brig
So.rs during her las, cruise. The opinion repre-
.cnrd being abb and learned covering the
whole gfonnd, and embracing Every pW thai had been
raised by Counsel III Of tho argument before the
Court
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
q PERSONALITY, as well rs pollllcalIy:
MIR. VAN buren,.

MIR. VAN BUREN.
Approved III the doc
lrin,,s Of the Proclamation ];
II. il he did mol, he had
not the houes,y or the III
dcpe udcnce 10 dIeclaim
them Knowing full well
that his condemnation OF
his or any ollnrr measure
ol lh.t hi, (, ~ honI il was
glory enough for him 10
serve" would forever have
blasted his hopes Of sue
GEES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
RHODE Island.

The Supreme Court of this State commenced lis SIT
ting at Newport Tu, stny wetk when the prisoner 5
against whom indictments for treason Were pending
DISCHARGED. ihey having IclItiuned The Governor
for pardon. THIS termination ii the prosecutions, upon
the offenders making full submission 10 tho laws, will,
wo believe, be universally approscd-.NM Int .uare'
%
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27

TEMPERANCE CAUSE-We learn from NV
Rev Isaac l'nslcy. who has been through that S'''
of country. thai the Temperance cause is taking ae'P
and daily pr,spcring in the counties Of P'tt-y''h'n
rick and Henry 4 large and enthusiastic 'eeof'.'.
had taken place Mt Henry courthouse, at VINE"
large additions were made 10 the tee-ioa''ffs'
news Is cLccf.u. 10 the ra,lo' aud h'l4a'h' l''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27

from the Executive enclosing letter from The Gosern
nj Msssachu etis, IN response 10 deniaud tor tiir
fugitive I.stimef Laid the table, aud ordered to BIZ
printed
On motion, the II uso a,lourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
COY. GlIMER AND TIE SUB TREASIR,

Guv. Gllnlet vas called on in the meeting On Thurs
day night, hgiye us the Wing inch which was oppose,
/" the Sub Treasury. llctw'.od and turned and toun
dercd himself about. but finally understood him t,
say he was in favor of the Sub Treasury But this
surely docs not coincide with his views when he was
o'crtryntA Jrhig." declared in his letter to III.
Committee which conveyed him the Nomination. that
ale was opposed 10 The remoraiofMc Deposits from III,
'o'Dlcr Haah otMe Initcd Sioes and was opposed t,
he Sub Treasury. which. though 1t became law OF
the dth o'July lSie, had been enforced by ii.
friends or lis foes" Nevertheless he has never changed
but still retains every inch Of the Whegery which he
had then aud always had \ picayune ,r such pliatl,
and slipper, politicians.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27

Philadelphia City Hsctims.-At tho recent e'cc'ois
in Philadephi the Wings carried every Ward II
The city VI one, among them. Wards that had always
gone against them. The Philadelphia Inquirer SAYS
'tha, the friends Of the good cause never more
united in Philadclp ha--wcre more devoted 10
The triumph Of Henry Clay and Wing principles, THAI
at the present PERIOD
Wing stock is certainly the rise, and bids Tar $40"
To he at par
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27

Nj Ucbstcr and Cen CASA correspondence i
going on between these two gentlemen II has"'"
ceased To be official and Of course may expect "
become bitter. Gen Cass has already b''" "''
pby Mr.. Wets,.r but he still co,'tin,nsto "ft'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
AIBEMAHIECOI \uy

We :" "es OIL Anon ate intend iu role for TLo.us
" ODD Esq. and Pr. john r. Woods To rop,..,u,
that county III the neA, Legislature
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27

e. The Virginia Legislature fixed upon Saturday,
The Goth Inst as the day to adjourn, sine die; but We
pub' very much whether they will be able to adjourn
s early as that.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
Denounced il in tho most
vehement mud unlncasured
terms.
Assaulted both the motive

Assaulted both the motive
for, aud the means by
which, this disgracciinl par
" measure WAS carried out.
Declares that such a law
would be utterly subyer-
slve Of Stat" Rights, and a
dangerous lniraciion Of the
federal constitution.
Ia his reply 10 the Pc
Icrsburg committee. III
March. 1880. Mr.. { alhoun
said. II his present friends
and allies: " To prorr cor
rupiion an abuse ONLY
| STRENGTHENS til,
| Administration in the afec
tons Of tina, po,reyni nn'
disciplined corps, which il
the main support of lhos'
III power. and Which ha'
unfortunately esiabllslre,
socomnandlng an influence
over public oplnlon."
Snccr,d at Mr.. Val
Buren, as A "l,,A' aud
"weazel," and voted a
galnst the confirmation .
his nomination as Mlnis,c
to ENGLAND. rs utterly IN
worthy Of that distinguish
I'd post,
Made war upon tina
bill. as a ilanrant nuirag
upon the rights and inter
rsts Of the '.Plan,atloI
States
| Violently opposed his .
lection, as unworthy Of tn
confidence of the American
people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27

Excited ,lle bite guar
rel between Cen. Jackson
and Mr.. { alhoun-w hlch
was the man source al
their subsequent polill-
cal as well as personal hos
lillty.
olod for The Tariff Of
lS2S. 1.-THE bill ol' abomina-
nons." " hlch led To the ia
nous Ordinance of Multi
cation by South Carolina.
Was The Democratic
Republican State Rights
candidate for sldcn, in
ls36.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27

" Nf.N lORk.-1ho Senate Of New York has re
J c. l.e Land l'und r, 49, :. l..vi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
ArFORffONNfNT BILL.
oh District,

We publish below the ApporI,onmcn, Bill as II pass
cd the epIsloturr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27

lhlS parallel might lie much farther cNttndcd-hul
lei this suffice Ii surely presents points Of did renee
enough, personal and political to satisfy every impartial
mind that neither Of these "rquoHy orthodor' leaders
can consistently support the otlerand that the coall-
ton between Them has foundation whaio ser in pn
ctpe, but in ancc based personal ambition, each
OF them hoping by intriguing and cheating the other
out Of the nomination, To secure Votes, which, without
such alliance, he could not hope to receive II is
coalition, the object Of which is not To establish great
principles but fat offices. They struggle not
for the county. tu, for themselves They 60 for the
Spolls-no, tor the public good. 1t is undenabe, III
deed, that these champions Of democracy" occupy the
extreme points Of opposition many questions involving
constitutional principles Of the eravcst import. How,
then. can they he deemed equally orthodox" Or, if
stern adherence To measures. regardless of men. be
characteristic of our opponents. ho'c can they vote.
with the utmost aacry for either Of these gentlemen
who. IN pursuance Of their unprncpltd Coalition may
receive The nomination Of the i}alimerc Convention
should the difficulties in the way Of the meeting of that
Convention, themselves differences of important and
apparently lnsurmouniaLle character) ever to be
mounted
After the con,ras, we have drawn between Tic opn-
ions held by these gna, High Priests Of Modern De
mocracy We should lie puzzled 10 conjecture by what
wonderful political chemistry such Heterogeneous and
repulsive elements Lave L,sn ,eht into sInony and
union, had we not been tod. by who have
to believe speaks ,ciM tnH knowledge cfMe ytact that
the members # the party thus troueh, into miraculous
combination 'are bornd together Lyf coLtsire aae
ton Of public pi,nder." Such was the declaration of
John {. Calhoun hm.. sShhaA high contracting
pnr,cs,--not long ID Md drawn by lis
nmnipotent influence the SAME NJ, 4
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-08

aginatiop, and IB6nite Hope, and unwavesing iig
Faith, ana Heaven's orn poetry esnpot Iie'' 81
The voice ceased; and heard the sicaI
rush Of finnumerahle wings and Tho thunder-nose
OF sphere. melody; and the soft whispers OF senti-
mol Angels, at their posts on high. And the
grinding dash Of the ocean waves sounded hoarse-
Iy, far below me. saw the silent stars lying
without number on TIA smooth floor of the sky,
like sems Of eternity, that the Eternal Father
had scattered abroad Tor his children to gaze on
and admire; and each star seemed to me as an
eye Of the infinite, Watching the sleeping world.
And spirit singers proceeded from each,a and sur
rounded me. and wrapped me in whirlwind of
harmony. and rocked me in that golden cloud
and cell asleep and dreamed within my dream,
that il all true and tose cold lips again kiss
ed meyapd Nvoice said sthy Sidrisn bids thee fsss
veil. kadl awekos The stars wore ali 10
heaven; Ma bright cload, and the pale face
Of celestial bsnnsy had faded from the zenith.--
"ldnian.r Is numussd. ~ith an involuntary sigh
~ldrian fafe thee weli.'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-08
A CHINESE ENTERTAINMENT.

Ono Of the most interesting articles received
by The Stsamor, s ths following curious account
Of an enssrtaiament, given by Chinese gensic-
man. Il y from the PFiveto journal Of tho late
FELlx BourrszE, Esq son Of Mr. BouErBEs, Of
Edghaseon ~ Wash. Stscs Fl
. Ca Thursday. Dscember 9th, 1919, I won.
with ~ nfzicers Of the ship to dinner given by
Con s. Qua. II his country house. We arrive'l
there al6at fve o'clock, an hour before dinner
time, on pnrpose TO look over tbs place. Il qaita
surpassed my idea of even fairy palace.
Eshoald think his promises about foir acres, with
no regular house, but coverod with rooms, halls.
pasilicns, and sumner houses. ali peparated BY
visitor and rock work, ornamentod with vases
containing tl,e most 5eautful and rare flowers
sad shrubs. thefe wore likewise trees nterspcrscd
|4H ovef. The walls vere very thick and IN ma
|ny .tars u them vsro round holes with ttces
n.ads q sshing iile plaster of tris. and paint
|ed. Th6 focessss sWere enclosed Nth wire, anI
Ebirds ce16 16aed q theal. ei saee ssa lsE
AZ ~ dselodk, - went 70 dipner inn v5Fy
EasA r6ooa. e11lpely ofsn ~ 6f6 spf "
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-08

/ Refined Knarcrsy.- IA fellow by the name Of
Charles Wood, who has escaped from Pittsburg,
Pa, where ho had been counterfeitinc to some az
tent, has left behind, many astonishing remiils-
cenccs of tho refinea,ent in knnvery. Ono Of
those, Is the following: He is married man,
and, his wife has been successfully employed by
him in many shioyish designs q she public. e.
then living in Rochester, NJ Yerk. Afisr 70
volving il his mind ~ (eg(s1ents, e. ~
struck him a. q grss 4ees % More
al, Cnnsda md tf{ s + zz l1ex e 3r16r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-08

\ Gold 4 GozdL God f!--.New discoveries o. tAs
precious metal havc Of late been made in tho ~
gion of country known as the HilIabce mines, ia
rallapoosa county, Alabama, which aso-cassiug
considerable excitement among tho seekers efaer
wealth. The gold isus bscn found in what tcaA-
ed rock vein. and from the tssts mado, lid fair
to prove os lucrative as any mines yet discover
ed. 1t is stated that foua souac OF the rick which
appears iucxhaustible,) as much - ten pouuoy-
weights have been obtaiued frosa q sin,yls hnshs.
The rock is Of soh sppngy apkuro. rpd cspa-
bic Of being easily pulvcrized. Would il ma 10
advisable, in thcso times Of pressure, to ensltoy
some Of the forco 10 mining whichsis now "a Sn-
profsabiy engaged in raising cotton We are
informed that somo Of the land = yet 10 Govsrn-
ment hands. Wefu mpka Argus.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-08
For tho Ark. naa. Intelligence.


A DREAM
iof hard stpd v on some Of the .nos
arpIexing problems sf mental phil
,Iianguid, and melancholy, wan
10y the COO! night-air, andifeast my
on tho splendors Of the cloudless
During such perambulations. thers
spirit a half-plsa,ing, half-pninful
,asfhly sadpess--s. whisper seems
hpy inmose being low and sweet
id4 wall Of 40 not Of this world
feeping ssiIlaess deathiike yet c.
o Aantic over tho ,eart. and bid its|
,s9wly- a sensation Of danger n
d,beyond all terrestrial calculates
nSsoaed with infpxicating, incos
\ dhereal Adwitchrnenta -, and nau1-
ofIbeing, grasped al my Ecu!tid.
m hto . vortex Of iDeffable en,e
lual drowsipsss crceps over my e3.
nd Il oftsn hll asleep on .ome moss
j9.rNg g{S !, II isieaf ~ N
mt IA Nm q xers, aud ksm
uille ap3 at burr "a
hsr ttsil s.pa ,c I L
p whlc sal&t 81 tiss III 1sikg
Ivy - IL 4nkss;e ~us ass5saAI
nscendensly brilliant. Never b.
Jon, did the innamembIe eyes of
bright, so unsl,eakaiAy love lock
ying the glorioss fables of the
poury, ans might sssss then with q
sad hey might Fesaru his aztec
wards. Esr hours on thois high,
ag lovelinesi, e-lkpging for wi0gs
musn with their e.ernai IA w
cloud gathered uP slowly ia the
ages Of raiinbolw haes, and = rscst
Liked my eyes steadily q. lis
ping drapory; ard i changed
looked o. New il seemed
? osnH camel, wish i tower a Ho.
i omit back again, + sppas nd 70
n fe, ilt for thoss = my creatures
,,i thu tin We colors &C thsS - -,
!. III ! ! l|||||||||||||||||l ] ] H
smile. looked; ffom ono fixed
ying air-creat;es. upon me.
Rvs farnilias yos 6igh and snys-
ia tho fathoas1e dep Of IL
blue, biusr thau ~ skyey tints
d the silser sdees Of the cloud.
Sntinuesi fxed oa sie, ~ the halt.
ding look Of pic4ese of SOME
kraye," taeir soul-thrilIiag spisis-
closdscdstains of4nennory fad.
earliest Jay drean,a Of the vivi.
Of ysungesf. truest, frst iose.
bages ibcreasod ~ vividnoSs and
trea'ms shae nufsAsyssy no ktl1-
~ beyhosis nad ts,stiiax cliGs,
copsss, end zti<ir ehesssus ~
PCS sua-smige u >he hoautifsd
Z, hlderisay ~ eisllstiog, e;adiaS
,edy Il thoal4 ~ fkop rainted' b
hyass o. ethereal elJ ". sook ! ssd.
.nd grew nons sad sjusaIv6 lilss n,y
tl!s 1ra scse.tlcoin ~ 81 assiisi
~ ffeshlissI
- soul-pieS i j. - o,~,e ,,,,it
sdsry d. issse trsv srf;ls - 20. ~
exill nisso saad saotc 2: II 4 8 ~
- drovsiaess, " - u IL Sxfs<
= Iilaasn,o oraals ssdsse esssa. NJ {
y n srpo4 ossr - sso1u1f X
4 ~ esSfy azsst, i ~ "a 4. Z. I;
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-08

g : :; = j ! \ ! !: l
per, orseuic and uick&, and that Il OxytAos my
readyiiy in contact with any acid, and thar email
particles are takon into the sionaach, which ia-
perceptihIy acts a. i slow but ssxs poison.