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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

Tie clay Erprcss-Thc fact came out. during the
investg alton OF the Ciley duel lay The Committee of
Congress. that m express was upon the ground. which
immediately. upon CiIey's fall. conveyed The news To
Henry Clay. The blood thirsty dictator. who was the
author Of this duel. could not await tho regular course Of
intelligence. hut must have an express To give him ihc
carries, fews 10 CLOS, over. Does such a man possess
the qualiics rcqu SITE for the Presidential Chair
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

al he ~d-ccncy-IIcar. the wing /" Buckeye Black
smith" whom The hard riJrrIsts have converted from n
good workinguan 10 a drunken dcmogoguc. Is getting
wicked IN his cups-The other day he sand he :" 1v,ntI
rjice Il hear If Ae dsgh If General. laArelr Jackson =
aul since then. speaking of Mr. Claws agency IN tic
death cf CT Icy. he sand he was - much icoicsd at the lat
icrs death, ia, he illuminated hrs house when he heard
of IL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

Mr.. Van Duren resembles Mr.. Madison. more nearly
than any o,hrr Of hs predecessors Without the military
glory which added luslUrc 10 The civic reputation Of
Washington and Iarkson. ard without that enthusiasm,
which. while it SOMETIMES betrayed Mr.. J. fersnn into
errors, always lent an attractive warmth 10 the ofloris oil
his g,nins; Mr.. Van Buren, possesses Inc solid judgment;
the well balanced tenn cr aud the calm foresight If the
man who Cudrd The Republic safely through It's second
war for ndcpendcncc.-.9ugus!a .fge
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

PGRt Roads.-Thc Buffalo Advertiser recommends
plank TO - on al the principal routes leading To tina, city
such works arc commons IN Canada. In suggests that
ac's Of Iacorpaaion be procured Tor the purpose. The
Advertiser SAYS;
e" The succ,s-fii iulToauei' CA " pauk roads i an I'M
pfo,ement hat may he adnp'.i every where Ia iie country,
~ ia ezra, aivantasr. They have timber ;fec's,iy adap-
ted ~ this oi jcct ~ every duesticn. that IS only an ineum-
hr,urr on t'.lr farms. Ines have iahof. foo. ~hih -
The o,iy li,n required. and ihcy can spare 10 IA oi HE"
without Ir,ou,sI Icntc. IL tie construction It thee
raai-. g. ~ can convert their iruicf atd labor in'o Stuck.
which. Il Iad,ci ,nsy mair. Will sflfd ihcn a large anau'l
return. and whl - worth g. them precisely a. mu, IA - II
thry had sod each ir 10, usy. and then LAID !; Out "a bond
and mortgage. on which ihcy wee To draw an interest.
In y cannot tu' be good rfolcrts.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

H., o2i Sqcg~stsn-TAe legislators sitting at frark-
fort. X arc tirlls in fear f Gc sna rox. Which pre-
walls ga ia, g. vn. sd n resolution - protect the me :
res of H.. legislature fem TIE o%on,asian. wss on-nd on
the 29h ut. whioh was hat Tie doors should lc shut iy
he A,elcr, and none perni'ted - cutter tut those having
business. After some o%orst.iu'ien nal objections, and a
suggestions fom Mr. Sioed. that The members could pro-
'cct themselves j. putting 4 HUE tar On her J. eses, tie
resolution vas adopted.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

1Jrlushmen FROM the time they divcSi themselves 81
the chains aud slavery of British d,>pUiiSn, hy launch
~. forth their migratory bank 81. the bosom al The vast
ocean. swear eternal hostility io monarchy, aud alles'-
auce 10 Democracy The !n~' people are Democrats
from the cradle. \ tArannous English olisafcly has
made them 50, and many of them rrpose ~ Democratic
graves Oh the sacred sol Of our Republic.-.la'i Ian
NNlal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

~Beau;v GnE B~oofy"-General Jackson hos addressed
q lester t. George Bsrs,ow. Esq. Of Boston. IN reply -
orc from him. in which be shows that -" Beauty and
Booty wefo the wa,chwords OF tic Brush q, the
0ailc OF New Orleans. lie says that after the bs'ile an
Otdefly Book was found on the erson OF a fallen Brush
Sergeant. IN which those words were given a. " The watch
we-5s u tie British amy for the sta Of January, 1918.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

CariseNq-t f.. DAYS since. in tbs city. says The
Bangor Nhie. ia il LITER Of liss. there appeared one has-
iug o.. head terne. ike that Of an elephant. with ltFtc,
VIDE. ha..i & ,ars. and a weIfrm,d. ponduiar trunk
bout four hehts long. ard iaished of at t c cnl ~iih a
delicate lite pa snput. The lower Ivy was Ike that Il
an e.. hut. srni re SAG between the trunk and law r
jrv WIS T., an ii-:,Fn,d and unfinished state. and inside
Of wAs' -hon have been tic mou,h appeared the Only eye
that VIZ visible. The CT azure stood a poor chance 10 OBJ
tan a Ii.Inr fr want 4 ihroat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

The Young Psfisiin women arc beg inning 10 ie framed
"a c,rTksfor h,nsins aud cosnmrrcial houses. They are
Fund 10 he sicadier and more attentive than young men.
In oue 81 The Grs, ana wcalihicst hankinr-houses ~ Paris
you may now Sc every day two Interesting daughters OF
the principai partner, one 81 them ci,hiecn years of age.
tie other twenty. at work at their desks during business
haefs. AID al-c,arsii Z heir ia les as cieiks wIh despatch.
and chc,riu,oc>'. Indeed Tie pan /, work ng So wei that
tie G ,crsu CT is.f is beginning 10 employ young .e-
mplrs ia Tie pu.le OBI 6.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

PETE ~. Crcats O5iai.n # Laay,rs-Whcn Peter
IT, Gnat was ii ufilrg IA Eng aud for tie purIcse Il
n king hinsci acquainted Is n the various c'affs. IN put
slsacr e a. pi ~ he attended at Westminster Hall du-
ri5 a isil conducted 10y certain OF the mos, cHi-,ni
cou.s.l Of the day. At is cone usien lc was ASKED what
Dc Thought Of the sssem IT English jursqrud.uce
- Nh,n | len Russia" he replied. there were three
two II them"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

IN artificial Nap.-The Memorial ho'd'in's kny''
H., n.ar - SEWER. there lives an old solder. with a false
leg. a Ease ann. n 2 ass eye, 4 complete So, OF false teeth
auo.e Of silver. coy,I,d with a substance resembling flesh
AID a s!v,r plate replacing part Of his skull. lie was a
:. Ter under Napo.eon. and these are his uoPA.es.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

The Rev. Sidney smith can make 4 good rnn or wit
lics u even 81 he eanno, make any ,Ain, out Of Penney ga
~, stocks. On Bi.hep : iwyn leaving Eag'and tor his
a,oc. So If Csnulh,ls. IN lew Z.a'and. =, dnry took leave
Of han - tear.i ~ ii- eyes. ID ~ these iefn~;-" Good
i've. srlsyn; fh,', y2i sil not dsssrss "H ne man
lLrt ~ ~ l'-Plc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

The Crescent Civ gives lis realers what it calls a Ike
ness Of Mac.eady in viginius. The Philadelphia Times
s,ys he face CT lie picture resembles 4 vinegar barrel Ia
ccLVusions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

CJln 1911 Henry Clay made one If The most powerful
a'ennenis - ainst the constiutinnali'y and cxp'tirry 81
n Jnlicd states Bluk. hat erhaps ever was made ~ Con
grsss against that Institutions. Afterwards he was chosen
a. a bark attorney and received Sl7 GEO FIR his scrv cGs.
Strange to cay. the Bank at once became constitutional.
with Nr. Clay, aud has renamed 50 ever sncc! y.
Fra.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

There Is no safs'y fr the Democratic party, none for
The people, hui ~ the ms, minute organization. " We
mean to succeed IN that great contest between the money
power apl Tie peaple-b,twecn capital aud lahor-wc
must asoa. G every where 10 urglnilaiIon aud action We
must work. work. ~ season and out Of scasen. Tho
occasion brooks 10 delay iu mar~haiiirs our farcss, nra
the temper Of de Iincs bro' is 10 lukewam acli0n-
y LII.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

proffe.-A CIV belonging TO John Diekey, at Cohoes
Falls y Y. gave birth 10 four calves one day las, week
,b.se are now doing we!l-.he fourth has slnce t'ej.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

! BLAST Tua TIE Car B,NNEn-Eafirg the Speak
crship OF Mr.. CAY. some nicmhrr If the / louise stt ped on
As cnri=. which ciici'cd the rious words following Il
pronounce the memle T whoever he NAV be-. n base cQffm.
"iat5r, Il 14iarfaai "a liar. and if lie dare unseii himself
AMI avaw bis name J .git Ia, idhim 'esbonsbc( Is ! admii
myself bc)fo ell he Lsgs 'rhici gere,n and rcgulafe
me conduct Of men If honor-,-.Netr Era"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

TIE jubilces on The Ri h DAY Of Jackson. whose name
l. already initl bly written on the scroll of Immortality.
were very numerous throughout the country. q rosrsc
ttefc are those who feel envy aud hnlfsl toward the hon-
cst fame of the pairo; hero, bat they gnas taeIr malt
matt hearts ~ secret.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

The former coaehmsn Of Alexander is now a Russian
couns llor Of state. and lives IA = ane pi.sce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

G. The Wing nahohS ia 1910 promised the working
men two dollars a day and Toast beef # they would vote
the Com ticket. bur when they got ,uio power. they made
a tar # law L. enrich themselves AMI then reinrei the VA
ges OF the lah.ung men II sun tlsir own selfish Vows.
The iah9'ing men viii setc The account his present year,
1914.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

Tie wings are ruzzing their hr ins 20 fli on Why al
the women, es3 cciily those whoarc young aai hari-lne.
have such a warm md uIdislus,d Irf.fenfe fr
Democratic men aud MEASURES. As fredericksburg would
Say, We suppose 1t / naiur.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18
town pump,

Tic Messrs. JoSephs. Of New York. a groa, ii'tFe~
larlif 2 fra. fi'cl ff seven and a haf millions Of do.-
lars. and The hankrpf law wiped out ell their Obligations.
They were rsrn6crn, sIecul4toIs, aud lived Ike elncs
yet we're rot worth a dollar.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

Tyler .Nor,menf-The sff r,s t. catch seventeen d,l'-
gates fur this city. and the organ cation If the 1sir
paIiY, Is very sr6Gleusly pursued. But II l. a difficult
job. The prospect continues 81, nay. Up "a last night
sc understand that there was a prospect Of csiciin six.
and a small chance 81 securing tn seventh. Thu, the
sport stood a. sun down.-N. \. Vc-c'i.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

It--U.1as-A funny way II announriur an aocf-
dent w. I'D n "a recent New ietk PAPER L. de-crhny
he explosion "a a lrs. ir4r tic Aau,Ns. b. say -
3" Tie ap'y Ii-efg q VICE y u Nifhan. who owned
d4r,c H. t.-tl fsi4rs eotth 81 che csre" anl fhe zap
TINS wie,' \ contemporary lh'nis iha, something
AKIN - ih- nia,~ IS a cssr mentioned by a Lona0a
editor. who ape4a~a - Re hen belonging - stone mason
llai IS lst. '-pioa9uae.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

iNnrR noNns-Ihc Hartford II ncs states ihat Nr.
Clay. the coon c%andidaie' or he Presidency. was
at unier bonds of $1,000 in 1911, not 10 fight Il iu.l.
AID queries whether these bonds are sin ~ force. The
idra at voting fr a man fr the highest office Ia the nation
WHO is under bond, u keep the peace. Is fica-very.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

The bsofhy CANDIDATE a call hra fnc''ir,
Of the C.a, Cu5 Of Drnvle. XIV, j. a. awful bae'
vood-ou,. reftesen.ins a Leg. : ~snsdeaai aud aipro.r
ats-stfy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

ASiex-TAo editor q he Ohio STATE Journal : a T.
bio id Eaei-l man. but -hort Tine over. II seems r
na,aral fr tie john Boil TO take to whissey 81 ST
ducks % water.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

Ec,osr.Anary Sms.cai Operation ID Dixon. 4
Ntw hoik. tecrtily replaced a lower cy.-lsd. winch had
icsn dawn down ui.n the chesk in Coz sequence u
esclar-. tie ic-n, - 20 -. and wound IN Two ca,es.
aid l~aIal,>i. 10 tic otter. \ piece at kin, IA tiaTe
and u similar 90 iAc desteked al. ~a- partially d'ia,h'd
flom Tic temple, with tie exception 81 cic cd. wlcic "a
afirs MAS ii 90 keep A. aA,e TAI II should u,iiffr, al
hing turned round about $40 Thirds 81 n eIcie. WAS
STITCHED lat 20 tie carthage that had been dawn d"Na
is tie e>chas the sAin WAS planted directly IA place Il
this iafior, vh,c. had previously been removed. comp tic
ADHESION or1uffcd. aud Tie eye lasics. instead oi nn
unsichty angle. assumed their natural curve. The
wound on he temple was brought together with pissefs.
and 40 deiofaay aA4'tser WAS Aht
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

TIE Worcester Brinsi Spy IS not certain bet or r.
ner .,a,o Of Colonial vsssalsge would be preferable 70 las
annexation of Texas.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

The y. Y. American says there IS q deep game pay
80 rp,rds Texas" Uouler # ~. Clas holds :
good hsa4 ID Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

B@-- !rsscE-An Ensii>h paper states ;ha' nearly the
whole OF Tie f,f,y-fsc millions Ct Russians 60 wrhon,
s%'ockirr..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

I'll. is asserted by those Who know that Mr. '''y Vf'
take decided grou1d ss'ins,ihe sneisp'n ri lsn'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

Il have n great ard wonderful ear" said a hafi eider
musician in conversation. $50 hss . jlckass," was the
asrup, ej.c-l- ion Of = iocoioco.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

: Lfnrr,t ice-i zen lem,n ~ Loui-iani. named
ions Il. NiLxi>~. recently f~rVadrd t. Mr. Bn-bsne.
,difar Of tie IAsliuy. ias sum It one hundred dollars.
v'a ,4es' i.ai TO, Phlinx Dec sent - ihr senior class
e every c.i.yr ~ ih. llfei states flr Sx months. This
fact may sc.se ., saps tr deep r'ot which iae principles
- F,aier ~. t,kfne ~ fse pubic m'ai. ani l cn'rgy
with Wish Dis disi shave stio WORK in d'ssemna ing
them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

~ Tersxr-Ea. "a 81. lais arc ssc - -
80 ltc.. ts,le. aa.ang Tic I'D 500 u 'e "ae- ga.
ts..s. lDra 4.isr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

C~aoliiis D4est ~ correspondent of the PAilaa"'-
Tila & 2 hf wits tat o., sinhi ~ hlnscs afe more nu-
ri.raas tLan csf. lis y nf. IL Wa>ifet o.. ard are car
sci ga iH re rety ttrt 81 the police. SOME une arp n
si.pnaf ac' 81 generosity vas latfmcl ~ Tie keeper II
= louise al iis dec ipion. The CO .cctirs CLERK II n
~ Neik htn g drFftd an, an ~as dnicd "ni II a cor
siderable am unt 4 - employers monty. lie huisit ito
teas AID d ciafet thai H. ~aa a RUINED n.s3. a = wa> NJ
II his .anrrio make q The loss. Tie ifo.f'ior. worthy
a h,iio ooroiaian. u dured a Dtl- and sail to The n
innishrl eek" & vel Viii swear Ia gamble 80 rr r . = =
long as you I've. | Nl fefum Your money" Ii 0, need
lbs 10 say dat the os'h was glad. taken. AID The fa'isr
Of q larso family rescued hsn a s~aisil,'s grave.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

r, ,ssl ruh pos'sr and "a iae ig gaa vAieA s-f'i
"A, A.. r.,ace,,n. Il cot $40 20 esers -nt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

90 he ,as. in his word would usf.
Nus, take ~ Paper. ani An .a''r''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

These lines display 4 sptii Il genuine pe'ry. and what
IS much better, enc e genuine humanity and Ielig on, also.
and hey ae well caloulaiod to draw into aii n feelings Of
tcnevoenoc which TOW s'umbvr in many bpsoms solely fr
the want &c thought. "Ihc Laly's DEAN" l. a z od
companion lieee fr The Song of the SHAT and i, we
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-12-12

Others more able than myself, the noble and pleas.
ing issk OF sustaining the public prosperity I
shall carry ~ith iat0 retirement the gratifying
reflection thar my sole object Throughout ha.
been 10 advance the pahlic good | may no, en-
tirely have failed in accomplishing 81; and this
qualification is heightened IN no small degree by
the fact that when. under deep and abiding sense
Of duty | have found myself constrained TO resor,
TO the qualified Veto, j, has neither been followed
by disspprosa on the pau OF the People, nor
weakened in any degree their a,isehmen, to lhs,
great conservative feature OF our Government.
JOHN TYLER
W.su1xsros Dessmber 1914.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-21

Notwithstanding the incemency Of Ia, we,rher NJ,
Friday evening last, large crowd assembled after a
BRET notice, to hear DR.. James C. Cross of Lcxnyn
kentuchy-a nelshuor, since blyhood Of Henry Cav
And we do not intend 10 bestow an idle c,uDl,n-n,
when We say that never was audience more richly r.,
pald, or speech more enthusiastically cheereJ The
DOCTOR spoke about two hours; and after referring Ia the
eacnefous course oil MI Tyler, by eheh the fruits Of
The victory o leIO snachtd from the cr,sn r ,i
h9 parry almost IN The hour ot their triumph he pro-
cetded 10 show as he did clusively that the nar,
hlch has stolen TIE tile Of "DenDcrlts has ma ,
whatever 10 that appeaton having violated the vital
prHclPle OF democracy, as laid dlnn by jefferson hm
se'l. by declaring at baltimore last May that the m,
j0ru3 ought not 10 ulejand next that il is parlv nm
worthy To be trusted which he illustrated esnrniallv hv
lle Gnhb'e dealing cause on the Iaulf-in Ppnns,lv
MA, hot Prieeiionls's IN Tennessee bitter denouncors
VI io'ec'loli ana IN other places, where opinion is vn
Nef'ha ara ltdecsive, motley is their rarb heir,
lr an incidental, accidental. horisoHia ns,pcocJ,r
iWW lis remai rs ON the threatened dancer Il, n
CHo't from The madcaps Of South Carolina and lh.r
its tise"hee, were uttered IN strain Of mp,ssione
sun'a''y ana IN STYLE OF splendid eucutlon which No
nave never heard surpassed. lis admirable yndcalion
=. .1 Pf'rf character OF Mr.. Clay, which has been So
1ues ,uesSlY and assailed by his malignant enemies
was followed by pointed and bitter Ihou5b us, in,'os
i've against those who had reslred to his ine.,-
mode Of Waffle who, like savaycs poisou ibe, a
10 make The death Of their victim more sure sot
'apiurans onrSis Of applause we have ra,siy baaen
'"'Hen by SPEECH so purely argnmeniage. aud $, en
uey ue'o'u oil mat clap trap BY which political mcon>
eod"hs seek To win The applause of the galleries ;, @
10 rsPlli The ears OF the groundlinrs- 1"0
, Dr. Cross leh ibis place on Saturday ,o-n;,. . |,
fIchmond. bearing with him The r,nJ wishs, .or
'roiher Wings of Lyuchburr "'9'''' OF his
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-21


State, was led 10 ailuie the vi ,oi and dam
ger they had gne through in their patriotic CAREER
WIN yam psrjss a,e It repest to you in few words
from tha Prdse ih gave, ia the of the young
mea 81 Bosan, oi ihsi day, 10 their venerable senars
now faeis traai myself. (Ihe passage selected and
read wish great feeling by Mr.. Aiams noble pledge
Of fidelity. the psr ii the children, emulsie ever
shc virtues. the bravery, the PATRIOTISM the devotion Of
their s,fes.) Young men OF Bosoli the generation Of
men 10 whom, iify one years sga. gave this pledge.
have passed away. They IN wtese name gave H. are.
like him who Is Sddressing soo. dropping nio the
gave. They hsse empty redeemed that pledge. They
have faithfully preserved aud transmitted 10 you that
freedom and these institutions which were handed down
To them. Ga YOU. drvulses the performance Of
those sacred duties they discharged we'll Your trial
Is now rapdly approaching. IL Is contest between
the spirit 81 Freedom and The spiri Of Slavery. This
proposition In the Territory Of Texas To this
republic Is the FIRST hlasi of the trumpet Burnish your
arms. prepare for The stfnge, ght the gopd fight and
in the language of The old Britnn to his soliets,
gong into battle. say you. ''laINK YOUR Farm
Frs THiSK Of foUR posrERtrY !"
And Mr.. Adams sat dawn latter speaking nearly two
hours and hs) amidst the most enthusiastic cheers uf
the auditory, all OF whum bad listened from beg inning
end. with The greatest interest 10 tho words of the
srahe aralor Il scene, take 1t all together, 10
give value u the paftakef's llle-ilme.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-21

stables and oai IaJings ho in prumiscnous leaps Of
rubbish IN the ntrf below. with confused heaps of
eurd wood tres. ddd wool and rubbish. large
number vi fertile and INST desirable farms are NV
ihibg nifc Than barren plains ~ white sand. This
saud has deposited the thickness III many feet
tie ballon fei.. aud renders ih.n sterile and toally
nuprudaetivc. This Is The case with many farms IN
this county, st Charles. and Warren. and We believe
IA all The Counties on the Missouri thai have boiioln
farms.
Forty Thomand Fyogs--!i seams that SIR Wise.
our minister 10 HAIL. made pilgrimage, while
his passage 10 Ri Janeino, 10 the Peak Of Ienefie,
and We set 1t stated IN letter firm officer Who
OF the party that our pen potenudry found among
other mayes, huge cislern N The garden Of the Ame
fcan Consul canianng forty thousand frogs all tslnod
and educated into the highest cultivation Of their music
nj talents Even Mr. WISE must have been somea hat
ssionisleI such choir of Crdpauds this, long
he has heen accustomed The halls of Congress- where
there H. certainly, strong resemblance 10 those green
acketed musieas, whose vocal demonstrations are
nov very unlike their nel9dies-Mr Wse's own
voice among others would have been familiar 10 Them
but alter all, il IS not quite clear To that have
ourselves heard music equal 10 any thing that these
Tcncriile Ministries might have made this occ8sioni
for We have certainly heard great nrisls"-ninstels
who drive people into esiacy by ihef miraculous
ynlnliuns Of through heiro throats-whu
I'd To have recently swslluwed something less than forty
thousand frogs.