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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08
Low Priced AIuarcas,
1FANGE HEYw00D's ESTATE.

uIt-t-NtiE HaL NIIUU 3 GSIAI q.
TI'HE subscribers having been appointed Nv .be
Il Hunnfuhie The P-ubufe Court for tie Distric, ri
Essex. commissioners 10 examine sIid nd
lust il ciaims and demands 1f all rrrsous r.-,iust
the estate #
ORANGE HAYWOOD.
ate Of Coursrd. said district, Laerasct -euFe-
7euied nsnvent, and MI claims and demands ez-
hlhited IN 'tfsst heretes aHdths If SIX months
from he l2in day ut Decrmber. Is43. leiug allowed
Ivy said court me creditors II said lereasrt 10 ex
lhlt anu prove iheir respective claims leioTe uaDn
hereby give notice, hat viii attend 10 the nus
mess uf appointment, AZ the dwelling house
AZ Samuel HeyrvuOd. IN Concord IN sad District ~,
the san day Of February, Il TIE Gath day OF Nav
next, n 'eu n'coc. forenoon on each OF sail lava
HARVEY 9. Fry
PRESTON WAY, S'~"ui'iiiSsionefa-
Concord. January = lsa4 s3sv9
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08

FoFssTg.--On Wednesday, yuung of Brain
tree, employed this winter in Elmorc,) presented
note Of 5000, be discounted n The Banl Of Mont
PETER. The note WIS desmed 4 0rgery, unrt the
man wus n once handed totls states Attorney
He viii be examined ON Monday. Ir-ErBs IS the
Cd case OF furgery lf provesj detected at tins
bank within three uunsts. and in neither case have
The torgsrs got a single dollar rom tins bank The
irst forgery was for quite large sum, $1,000 we
oeiieYe,J Ind hat sum Obtained 1y thu ioruar
Ia Hraintre= man, rom each Ut the two neaFhnr-
ing haHks He WIS detected here, and under ut
wee from the Attorney Of the STATE The forged
note was gven up, ind the money obtained
rom The other banks vas paid hack. Tho secand
recent, and The sum Of the uute small; the
third. s the present case, and the second ffurn
the of Braintree.-.El ozknsiisr T5EfchElGr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08

nHLEAss 1IsTUIUr. ~.
The Hon. the Probate Court for The District Of Or
IoauE-'r1 he creditors and all concerned in tie
estate ut AsfHEHsT srEyEsHu.- lafe af Ecawuina-
ton, IN saId district, deceased, intesiate,
EiIEErTTH..
w TEaEAs. Thomas Q. Steward. the 4duiaiatr--
W tor and heir and only lels Of said Iecaaaerf
las He'd sand Court ms applications rcuuesIinu,
Decree OF sand Court assigning 70 him all The estate
d sad DECREASED; and bat tbs said Cuur; ORDER that
81 claims luinsf said estate he barred nrss present.
ed 10 said administrator before some ilv Ger.
AIN to be fixed by said Court.
Therefore, E1u IRE Ierehy notified 10 aupenT- lrn-
fore The Prnbais court aforesaid a session thereof
r1 he holden AZ he 7-1hate Office ut Trashurzf1 IN
-Hid district, the Nh Jay # Erbruarv 4. d. 1874
ard object tie allowances Of said Adruinistrator
account and show causs WY said estate should nos
ne assigned 70 Re sud Thomas G.. Steward rs tho
only heir IS sand decreased And he sad Court Or.
Ter ind Decree hat aif nsFanus having detr-uls -
raiHsE SAID estate extI.It the mr. sad !s-
ninlsFraioT be0re Inc inst Jay OF Tune next Tor
setilsneut- otherwise they snail 30 forever narrrt-
And i Is iurthrfrt ordered this order be nublishrd
hire weeks INCREASINGLY in tire CaieG1Hiau printed
n 81 Johnsnury in this State, the last Of winch
publication snail De before the IN day OF Fehruaf-
aforesaid.
Given under my hand 1t lhe Probate Office AZ
IFashurgr. SAID district, TINS 2ssr day Of Da-
cemhgr, A. d. Iss3.
3I5,ga GEO EYE. Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08
Bank Of 0rEeaHs

vI7EFEl 5tockhpldsrss Of the Hank Of Orleans are
Il hereby notified 70 at lhs Inn af snbiu
Keliam in Irasharsh, The - ru--siay nf January
for the purpose Of es=tIng i've drecroFu OF sa
HANK or- the ysHr sussHg.
GEGa e. WEST. Caslsier.
Ifa-s1r "a, 20 9eo- lsa3. as5wa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08

lE=Geu. Jackson squite unweiT-rnducsd TO a
nero skeleton of skin and bnH-s and guabie to cave
MS rSom- He Ing severe cough and pain in his
4id 6. md Elaris.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08

~ writer our West says there IS ons quarter
more Poris here than there was last year.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08
BRIGHTON MARKET. --AIoHday ian. I.
Rpnnrtrri frlr- tI,r. IlaiIvr a ,I,-arriser-

Al market, SAB Beet Cattle, I7u0 Sheen. ind
30 Swine. FROM IJO-to 200 beef cattle unsold.
Prices.-Beef CatIle--Wc quite extra ut 4 % IL
4 80; First quality IA a a: second quairy $3.50
n 3 TT5;--shird qualiey J IN 80.
shesp-5fnall lots 81 to / AZ. WetheEs from,
L 50 To 81 80.
svvins-Nolots sold--at retail FOR 81 10 SC.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08
HR ADAMS AND TIE Late WING COM
GRES7


In debnfe n the house On the nth uf December
upon question Of the reduction of the expenditures
in the Navy, Iohn q. Adams sand:
The last Congress savrd more ,huu four millions
in the War Department, by not following he sugsea-
ton nj Inc then secresarv-aud without boustnr Of
he doings Gi he last Congress- he would sav il vaa
the most retrenchHg Congress hut had ever sat since
the commencement nf this Government
RAILaoAn MEETING. 4 Iurge meeting Of those
avornbie to the OF the Fiteahurnh Railroad
10 Brnltebnro was held ~ Reene, ". f. on Wed
uesday Dec. nth SeYerui speeches vere made
and committee appointed lake the general charge
Of the business, petition tho Legislature of View IInmu
SHIRE and Massachusetts Tor ctarsrs and do all other
matters to further the project Several rusa utous
pertinent to the subject vvpr,, arnuted
MAHYIASn- Hon lanes A Pearce OF Kent ca.
formerly efficient Wing Member Of Congress-. 1as
been chosen n [ litsd States Senator from Maryland
OR sz yeHrs from the 4ih IT March last Thu vote
in Joint BALLOT Of the Legislature stood
For lanes Panrre. Wing. 50
Scattering {. Blanks. I.0cu gG
So the Wings open the New Year with IN access
sion 10 their minority in the Senate. Nr Pearre will
prove most substantial and vaIuuhie MEMBER
"A Select Committee of one Member from anch
Congressional District mas been appointed by the
House report hill District he State for he g.
lectiuu Of SIX Members Of Congress.
WING Victory IN NEW ORLEANS. The cleo
ton FOR State Representatives uIace in New Or
leans on the 18th nit. Il ~as Il fair contest, and
day was one Of severe rain The result, vas as
follows;
Ferrit. (Wl IN
Wagner, L. FL III
Wing majority, 81
Last year the Locos mad Il aiority Of I5S, so Inn,
the net Wing gHin 20S. The IS snail but the
result IS Nil thai could have been desired.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08

The Legislature OF New YoriS was nruaniznd On,
Tuesday. Hon Eli.ha LitchfieId a Ononriagu, vas
chosen Speaker, ind lanes R. Rose, Of Albany,
Clerk OF the House OF Representatives.. The mes
suge Of the Governor received and read
T-ernlozt not 10 5a Bent. Isaac FIav. ESQ. Of Ru-
port recently killed gentleman uOYscr, 10 months
o'd Nsighing $40 bs-R Rutland Rerui4
A STRONG PoLE FOR CEAr.-lln hnarri the stsaru
boat Dr. franklin. from New Orleans 10 Cincinnati,
a Presidential election was held 1moHE the pussen-
gers, including all in the gentlemen = cabiu on deck
and Gresv-repF esentug fourteen or fifteen States.
The result follows. Henry Clay TO3; Van Blu
rem "a; Johnson 81 Cass j; Tyler ,; Calhoun =
There were live Iares dnard, and they were all
for Glay--of course!
Casa AMI VAN BuBEH.-The Lorn Focps of
MuskuguTn county, Ohio, receutiy held 4 rsnernI
meeting, wheu effort 10 elec, Caas Delegates vus
murs But the Van Burenites prevailed and elected
their candidates with ease.
The Clay Club OF Monongaiia county, virginia.
nave agPsnted 200 Delegates to The Young Wen
Convention az Baltimore.
Coz JoHNsoN's OrTuIorT.-The F'Tanlsiin Conn
noHweuth sHysf-''Coi. Johnson passed thia place
Saturday laAs ON his way home. We understand
ne SAYS nothing prevent Mr. Clsy's election OUT
the running of himseiE''
REMuvAE oE THE SIzAr Of COVER NArEH1, Oh.
CAHADA.-Despatctesh aye been received at Kings
ton, inmatIng the Governor General that Home
Government mas approved Of the recommendation Of
the Two houses OF parliament
The ensuing Session Of the Provincial Partia-
ment 3 to Ia held az Montreal, and the removal Of
the puhiic offices win take place possihIe
Gen Iohn Francis. late % Royaton, mas, hy ms
will, among other legHces lett the Foreign Mission
ary Board $1,000: 10 the Home MissinnaEy Society
$500: 70 the American Bible Society Sid0. 10 the
Amarlcan rruct -ucefV 4l5p
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08
BOSTON MARKET

BOSTON MARKET o.
No change from last weak except baiter IuuS-
ted AZ irun 3 L. w9Oi fsm and The market
usuriv drRiEsd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08
COMMIs-IONEN4 NOTICE.

M q the subscribers nnin8 appointed ~ Inn
y Hon Prohne Court for me District Of Orleans,
commissioners. 10 receive, axHminP, and idiust ~
tate 1f WILLIAM KINSLEY
ate Of Greensboro ia iaId district. decensed rep
resented solvent. and all claims and demands cxhi-
hited in 1dset thereto. and SIX months from ia data
being allowed for that purpose, hereby ,sive notice
thai will intend 10 tho business Of our auusiur-
nsnt the dwelling house OF Samuel HiI IN sni1
GfeensborouEh, ihs lisa Tuesdays u February
and Iuus, from 10 until four uciork, on rnch or
said iavH.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08
WinuOwing Mills for Sale.

sNiiE subscriber manufacturing and hns. tor snle
Il n liis shop opposite 10 J. Huiehiuanu'4 Inn. I.
ron Cleared WHuowing Mills, we'll made and m *.
cetient nI'icle. WIneyer wishes 20 purchase SHY
article OF lhs kind ia invited call and examine his
Mills. LEONARD D. HOW ARD.
81. Iohnsburv Plnin Dec. Us. a43 aaalf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08

MAHYLASn- Hon. lanes A Pearce OF Kent Ca
formerly IN eficient Wing Member OF Congress- has
been chosen United States senator from Maryland
or TX yeHrs rom the 4lh If March last Tho vote
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08
Feathers. Feathers I

Feathers, Feathers
A LOT more OF those excellent Feathers, lust
~ ceived-
eSs, Pc@s.
shoenakers Pegs Of superior qrllity niso for saIs
by D. iEWE'Tr q CO.
Dec. y. 3aatf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08

Joseph GLlDDEE, J
CHS. L. LINCOLN. GConmis-ioners.
NOAH MDuLTON
CirPeugnnrnuEh. Dee. 70. 1913. Ig5,g..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08


Last year the LoGos md majority Of lob, 50 Lha,
the net Wing yRin IS 205 The IS snail but the
result is Nil thai could have been desired
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08

WHIG VrCroHY IN NEW ORLEANS. The cleo
ton FOR State Representatives took paes New Or
cans on the 18th ut. Il 4 fair contest, and
the day one Of severe rain The rGsul, vvas as
Polynesian., 1844-06-22

to be derived from the Law of Nations, and
demands for herself the fullest reciprocity.
Untrammelled by foreign foes, and, secure
in the confidence Of national independence,
it is destined to earn for itself an enviable
reputation, and on these shores a commu-
nifty will arise, which will show itself wor-
thy of national fraternity, even with the
strongest and best.
Polynesian., 1844-06-22

A travelling mesmerizer having said he
was ready to answer any question that might
be asked him, a Kentuckian desired to know
how much it cost per week to 'paster' Ne
ouchadnezzar during the time he was out ON
grass. The above is Thorpe's, eco 500 81
Polynesian., 1844-06-22

Over its marriages the Sandersville Teles-
cope has a picture of a well-dressed couple
done up in goose yokes.- They look remark
ably interesting for young married people.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-25

This notorious parsonage, Who made one fortune
by sali-boilng under the harry influences Of a
= protective tariff, and another much larger sum b.
purchasing up old soldiers scrip for a mere song II
ohio' and then taking advantage Of his position as u
Senator to pass Il law FIR tLeir redemption at par ;
who was appointed Secretary Of the Treasury under
Harrison, and who rs such, made a report to Congress-
giving the lie direct TO tie base charges Of himself
and his party IN $50, IN relation To tie public debt;
who published in l5ioa letter denying that national
bank was a Wing measure. and finally made Il grand
reorganization from tic calumet because Tyler had
turned traitor t. tie Wings on ttat question, Sc.
&c. &c.,-this very r. fec;oble Old Coon, having
utterly used Himself W IN OHIO, las been
employed BY the Federal leaders IN this State,
now sh vcring iii Their shoes, to save them from
complete annlhlati1n. Cur friends IN ONO VII
need n better proof thai the s%utlcrings Of the Coons
here :" IS in'o!erabie :
After great parade Of %landblllS. announcing the
arrival of the :. wonderful Giraffe" Mr.. Ewing was
escorted to the market house en- the evening IF the
10Th inst, where he proceeded very deliberately to
mflict a pro>y abolition h%aranguc upon the good
citizens assembled The burden OF the speech was
against Texas, and for about two hours the old
gentlnan amused himself by setting up Jack->traws
and then very scientifically knocking them down.
The biggest bugaboo was tie Texas debf. which he
estimated,-by the same sort If arithmetic which lie
applied to our own government in lsi0.-at TO or 10
millions He supposed that nobade knew. of course.
that Clay in his letter. Put il down at i3 millions at
the outside. or quite Likely he supposed the Wing
clinrs would swallow any kind of humbur. He
asserted further that. { annexed. the whole would be
a slave territory. "a f it were not - already. or a. if
nobody knew that Clay said it would make tree free
and two slave States. AMI that many leadiny Southern
politicians oppose annexation ON this ground. 81 he
went ON with his humburs. till we thought even the
Wbirs had rot enouo,. We can't ofr,rd to notice
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-25
William rodgers
William rodgers
EEyDccgi~y.

Many a homly Las been written ON hypocrisy. and
So contemplate Is it cen,id rcd, that IT is universally
F~srtaRhf 10 H. alhorrfd. Ne here intend only 10
call attention - O certain cfss s. ho are n3w 50 ofrfuHg
alarm, Il AZ the enthusiasm Il tie Democracy. and sec
nothing bui tie run II souls in l.. 10 filo-e would
be o'erlr-rlgite9us nj remember te fart that some
= '4cl took m Tire lrsializinr sccnes Of $50.
Were those orr.eS Thea d-ns m.el f-,m Tie pulTt,
Can't me If f4en reHealcr II q serfa.. i,sgerasce
nfn. ~ y - .r-ited, aaoolonig proposed to sQs~.sa
- P1fn ~ aier H9ri4.n ans r,c'eii Let an
such red tiaaleu. XXI -. II. -. IL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-25
Nh cru Is SiiY tag come"

"Ihs cry IS SIN thy coHe-
The Columbus "Iioosicr." Of last week has the fol-
lowing:
AleEr Observation-Disclosures wings. who voted
for Harrison and Tyler IN $50. residents If Monroe
county in tins SAFE. ngw declare their intention to
support Polk ard Dallas. Iiurrah FIR young HEX
cry :" We have the names IN cur possession and
can eiye them, if necessary.
Tie Lavrenceburgh Beacon say
O. We have the written rcnunriations of twenty
five or thirty gentlemen. VINO have heretofore been
wings. and acted with that party. Many more are IN
Preparation. ~ tie weather l. very warm. We deem
1t dangerous to give cur wing friends too large doses
nj once We VII try and administer it - a not To
XII more than We can help. icy VII appear next
week.
We recently hoard If Tie change of John Bodley.
ESQ. Of Fountain county. Tie FLOWING from the
last lafayette Standard. confirms the fact:
JoHN bonlEl. Esq. If Cog.ngion, Fountain county,
who has served tic people # taal county IN the capa-
city # Sheriff for >N years. ard who las done more
10 bolster ~. and keep Together tie wings # that
county than any man in il. has cone out decidedly for
Polk and Dallas. and Viii lend his aid and great intu-
oncc IN the election Of those gentlemen. In addition
TO tbs. he viii az, hereafter with tie democrats. and
Do all III his power to carry out tie PRINCIPLES Of our
pariy. We most cordially extend To- Ar. B3dlcy the
right hand # fellowship and welcome HIM into our
ranks.
JAsrrr J. EInFlner. Ezq. Of At;ica. las also come
ont openly and holds fr Polk ard Dallas and dcnoc-
racy. lie las horo,,forc acted and voted with the
wiirS, anl done FIR them god service. lie SAYS If
f. j, Jared, he VII ca!cator 10 undo the evil he
l@~ d me.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-25
OssrinOUs.

But a few days ago, as We were standing opposite
the Coon pole. scarcely a breath of wind stirring e
the time, down came the rag containing tic names ct
'Clay and Freinghuy~en." which an old lady could
read 50 plain some two squares distance. Into The
gutter it fell. and some wings were tckled. because
they wanted a bigger one that they could read across
the street. Well: IN Il went and ever since The
returns from Louisiana, 1t has hung Ike a shcep's
leg-right up and down. THIS, Tuesday morning
however. since the Louisiana news ha> been confirm
ed, it GO, fvisiea into a perfect searl and 10 a. the
coons tried TO stra ghten it. il was torn into ribbons.
Poor fellows. Their game is out Of reach.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-25
a Great rsnfly

OF the Democracy, and a Free Barbecue comes Off T.
morror at Madison. Our paper not being published
in time to give a general invitation through it, we
have notified our friends through other sources. Il
Will be a perfect roarer. Who VIII %! Our friend
at a distance must excuse rs. a We have commenced
skinning in earnest, and shall no. roll down oar sleeves
until the hides are off, the premi cs cleared, and the
wagon ready to take the eercasscs to Salt River. On
with the ball.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-25
Conncclirr-t.

Among the siconle cutters" from Ciayism IN thIs siaic
= the Hon. James {. LOOMS. Mayor of the city oil
Bridgeport, who openly goes now for Polk. AT the 18th
of Jlly celebration ut Sharon, At which 1000 democrats
were present, tie Pieleian saws a letter was read from
the Ion Peter Bieree. Of Cornwall, a Wing Presidential
Tiecior of $50, and who has ever since acted with that
party. renouncing whirgery, and expressing his dc;crmi-
nation 10 support Gov. Polk with all lar influence. Dan
ieI Parsons. Esq. ofSharon, one of the NEST able and tai
en,ed Young men in that section Of the State, and Who IN
10 was one of the most eloquent and lndefaigable stump
speakers of the wing party, was present at The meeting
and toasted Polk, Dallas. aud Victory.
Illinois.
The Hon. Nh. Casey, a Ing gun of ~HhiggeTy, and formerly
a member Of Congress from Illinois, has declared for Polk
aud Dallas. Tic knows on which side his bread - butieTei-
The last State Register contains a card signed by James
+. 0wiues, clerk Of the L. :. District Court, and by y 9TH
eIs, stating that they were Harrison men IN 1910, but now
will 20 for Polk and Dallas. The names are as follows:
James +. Owinss Isaac Wallace, Lew Moore, sas. Moore,
Isaac Hat. n. +. Ash, Noah Mead, John Won Horn. A. e..
Crowaer. A.. Alexander. Francis Selnen. Archibald Mcsin-
uis. Peter Nanal,tinc. David Wright. VI. Bovee, John Dom
nelly. CHRISTOPHER B4llarby, James Pagan, Thomas Johnson,
Caleb Hoakfus. Jacob G~roe-back, CoraeiIus Sayder, Nicho-
las q 4ocs5ack aud I. G. Bowman.
Kentucky.
1t is stated that John Thomas, l. T. Dlake, and John
Morris, EslTs hitherto stagnch Clay wings and gentlemen
If great influence in Kentucky, have recently come out for
POLK and DAilas.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-25
Poe ~Es:,i~if...

We are requested to state that a Young Hickory
Pole viii be raised in or near Be:hcl, on Saturday
next, at Mr.. SPringer'S, we belicse. FIR we have =
many going Up, that the particular Place Of tbs one
We have forgotten. However, We are requested t,
invite the Marion County Democrats to tic present
and we vouch, that NJ difficulty WI occur in finding
tie spot. Prepare then, for BettI merit Saturday.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-25
= Numbering Coo.. sc...cn.c.,.

T. g. ilera-t t. Mag ulo murdered q 4Tr.
lae0 :. af'llr Nig. arag Sir. Clag's raccat
49, - Aea fr- ans. and n q lahl- a~-emblsgc II
aAd gaii aea. ha,. % sentenced to only i,c
s rs "a te M flAy and . Inc ef $500, THO
~ag numbered 'iicy gse> nj ouly r~nal.ff #
la-e-e- tnt }at ff ard a., 81 = mi "a Of Tie prin-
f,o. Winery and q saea in tbs iowa
j fnateat
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-25
GRAND RALLY.
Lawrence Township

There will be a Grand Rail- Of the Democracy Of
Marion, Hancock, Hamilton and Madison counties, on
Saturday. July 21th,
At CHRISTOPHER APPLES, on the Pendleton
Road, Indian Creek, IL miles Northcls, from Indian
apolis. Several speakers are invited and vii be ires-
ent. among whom We may mention Gov. Wiitcomb
and w. w. Wick, District Elector.
The Democratic Club, Glee Club. and citizens gen
orally are invited to attend. 4 free dinner viii he
served, and tail 9oings in pole raising. &c. VII come
off. Head boat, Clear he track! There VII be a
host there congrega'ed in that good Old Democratic
Township that will strike terror INTO the hearts If
Gays Wiite Slaves. Come one, come all. Not "a
democrat in Marion VII ever forget old Lawrence.
On with the Ball. Msrk down the day, and arrange
your business 50 a II attend.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-25
tEEfi's', for CLAW.

49, SiAy
Who doubts of hi election since tie learned and
talented Dir. William RODGERS" has taken up the
culrcl- in hi= behalf!
We give the following, o~yba'im. 6~ierdiim, Il
praetfailp- =, it bears a regular r~o>tmark. and the
postage WAS laid. we are ncecsal.ly forced to con-
clelc that Nr. William rodgers" j. in carne>t, and
10 sio~ hin Tat We consider him -. We take his
oltr 10 soaa him :. he eooa kn,r I'll the prc-adcn-
sal c%lcctian." and viii arree t. wat for our Jay
"tl lokes clee'e3," theueh n ilis case we dcpart
from our regular established democratic rule # cash
p@ayisolts. FIR his particular benefit. Hear "Wiiliam
roaecr,":
the devei nose whar, mos I cny tine T.
pics Tic f. kcs IN a ttCn l0j = ID lOic.
III diO Chalnon
Wee Had a mouty big mcaiin
ten You of The WIFI, Il TIA, cswnty jcst a fuc
daze 40 an tell Noa The Way we Liked the
To- a iocoze Na>cnt >ip tel You wc Rafet NJ
a whoip pm CRATE big h,ckiy loc 100 an 20 Q foot
hic. gives, the pakecz lukel a lceici about
the moast chop iaen that esor s.ae asybuddy
The Way Honey clay j. a gain too liz up poke
VIII be a cawti1n cSpc,aAls about helt.
Ile>t wright tins too Let you See the sfeIit Of
the Wing about hear th> Is too cnfogn You
that l wood like too tax the Coon >kinor tail
the presaien-hal eiectiau # ynic AZ ca too
wait I'll pO&cS cleciil for tie mony an lie Bee
Ce'in too pay it If yule cend Sic a c~oonSkmor
now jest dsIo you too doo A. now
send them TOO
William loiscss
PSI live At llcsant iun IA tbs
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No moar frm
yous humble servant
William fod,e,,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-25

The Wings say Mr.. Clay is a tried friend and 50
h. is. He has been tried twice and condemned, and
will be cr.cute3 in November, ISL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-25
PCisnsN,Nns,iH.

The Pittsburgh Post of June u, names the following
distinguished citizens. who were al active aud lending
Harrison men in 1910. but are now every enc the Bit
ter and unc~omptomisins opponents Of Mr. Clay. They
comprise the very elite OF the old Wing and anii-Mason-
&c parties IN that county. All these gentlemen were lead
ing and active Harrison men in lSl0-ali are how zeal
ousiy opposing the election ct Henry Clay Some sup
port The Liberty ticket, Others have declared for Polk and
Dallas.