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SCANDALUM

The House Of Representatives. of the T.
nited States, having elected a blind chap
lain, a Washington letter writer account,
for this fact on the principle that the blind
shall teach the blind.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-07
NOTICE..

Wood. Potatoes, Corn, Flour, Meal. Pork, But.
ter, Lard, Tallow. good Tallow Candles. Bees
wax. Feathers, Oats, Fodder. or anything else
that is commonly consumed, will be thankfully re-
ceived at this office in exchange for the Banner,
or Job Printing.
= THOMAS & Murray, Propri,tors.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-07

The Tribune proposes to change the name
of this country to Columbia. We thought
the wild humbug Of re-baptising %"tl.ose L.
nited States" mad exploded. Pity that
what was good enough for those who gave
us our liberty is now despised.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-07

that he will be held res ponsible? Aye--sooner
ior later, the fearful penalty will come! Even
here, in this life, it is our philosophy that such
Iheartless villainy will be punished. But If not
---wo! wo! for him in the life beyond the grave.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-07

The Providence Journal gives us a spe-
cimcn of the advantages of ADVERTISING
the case of a lady who advertised a purse
of money as lost, an then went home and
found it in the drawer of her work table.
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STATE OF MISSOURI, } In the County Court

hiiooCSNi, III the Io,ihty court.
County of Pike. Nov. 9th, lS45.
John A. Thomas, administrator de bonis non,
'of the estate of William Shelhorsc. deceased.
comes and files his petition for the sale OF the real
estate of said deceased. Said petition is accom-
panied by 4 true account of his administration
with the lists and inventories required
10y law; the whole verified by the affidavit of the
sand administrator: II is therefore ordered that
all persons be notified of said petition, and that
unless the contrary be shown on or before the
first day of the next term of this court an order
will be made for the sale of the real estate of said
deceased. or SO much thereof as will be sufficient
10 pay the debts against said estate; and ordered
that a copy of this order be Published in some
newspaper in this State for six weeks. A true
copy-Test: A. II. BUCKNER. Clerk.
Per G.. II. OrRy. ID. f.
Dec. 9th; 1915. 6w.
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Judge Story denies the power of States
to incorporate banks, to issue paper and
currency money, as they are prohibited
from coming money.
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Final Settlement.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIIEN

.NU77TE Is TEREBT CIT E.H
VG|O all creditors or others interested in the
estate OF Frederick Goodman, deceased.
that at tic next June term of the Pike county
Court | shnll make a final settlement of said cs-
tate as administrator thereof, when and where
those interested can attend.
JOHN F. WRIGHT, Administrator.
Feb 7, 1916.
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MCDONALD
Administrators Notice.
Va II(E IS XERERE GIIEN'
Feb. I. 1916.

V1>llAT the undersigned has obtained OF the
Clerk Of the county court of Pike county
letters Of Administration on the estate of Jane.
Jameson, deceased, bearing date the Bird otFeb
1876.
All persons having claims against said estate
are requested TO exhibit them properly authcnti-
Gated within one year from the date OF said let
tiers. or they may be excluded from having any
benefits of said estate, and if not exhibited with
in three years, they will be forever barred.
JAMES II. PATTON. Administrator
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ALBERT NEW ERR

No. 10, Main Street, St. Louis, Missouri,
HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND of Ids
u Manufacturing, a Wholesale and Retai
supply of TIN and COPPER WIRE, Sheet
Iron. Uire, STOVES, CRITICS. and every OH
er article IN that line Of business, II Cheap for
Cash. jy24
Democratic banner., 1846-02-07

We learn by the last Richmond Wing,
that Mr.. J. II. Peasants, the founder and
senior editor of that paper, has retired from
its editorial department.
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THE STAR OF HOPE.

by CHARLES T. JONES.
Mid signs and tears,
Mid doubts and fears,
When Sorrows darkling clouds,
With sombre hue,
Appear in view,
And grief my heart cnshrcuds:
A beautious star
From worlds afar,
Come piercing through the gloom,
And whispers rest,
Among the hlest,
Beyond the yawning tomb.
Its cheering ray
Proclaims a day
Beyond all fear Of night:
Where spotless truth
And endless youth,
Bask in eternal light.
1t points me where
A Shepherds care,
With pleasant pasture feeds
His chosen flock:
While from the rock
The stream of life proceeds
From meath Gods throne
The stream hath flown
From endless ages or:
For sin unsealed,
That all who Weld
Their hearts to Christ the Son.
May sit beside
Its s%ilvcry tide,
And watch its careless flow;
May freely drink,
And cease to think
OF what was mortal woe.
This star proclaims
That what remain,
OF life, is but aspan:
That endless rest,
Among the blest,
Remain, for rebel mani
Bright beacon thou.
Ny sonl cen now
E>pands with holy joy,
While Thy bright rays
Invite my gaze
The bliss without alloy.
Dear star of hope2s
Still guide me up
To where bright angels sing
OF love esteemed,
And hosts redeemed.
ENalt thy Heavenly King.
Then - Hopes bright CLEAN
No longer n
I'll hail fruition's sun.
There I'll complete,
At Jesus feet,
the work on Earth begun.
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ROSS & COW E..
S. SADDLE, Birdie .2.\D H7R.N
Err s,

1 RE prepared 10 execute any klnd q
n in their line in the most approved $
They have always on hand a large supply of
made articles, comprising everything usua
such a business, which they will sell low for Cd
T5Call at No. Is, Main Street, st. Louis,
Democratic banner., 1846-02-07

AFrenchmrn named liter, a dancins mas
ter, residing at New Orleans, blew his
brains out on Christmas morning. Cause
nnrcqui,tcdl"vc.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-07

ME undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that he has again commenced the
above business i'll all its various branches at his
residence three miles south west Of Ashley. Mo.
He will also make to order Spinning Wheels.
Chars. Sc. He ~ilatters himsclfto be able to give
general satisfaction 10 all who may give him a
Icall in the above business, in price and quality
Give me a call.
\. ODEN.
Feb. I. 1916.
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II Chez Up CASH BOOKSTORE..K
J.. ii ALSALL, {

wv -noLEsALr and RETAIL Bookseller and
w STArIoSEE, No. 124 Main Street, SaiQ-
Louis, Mo-, keeps on hand splendid assortment
of School, Lar. Medical and Miscellaneous Books;
Ink, Waters, Steel Pens and States; Writ
ing and Wrapping Papers; Blank Books in great
variety, together with every other article IN ms
line of business. :B~Books bound IN the pes
manner. Call and examinc-No. ia, Nam 2
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THOMAS B. DYER & CO..

wv HOLESALE and RETAIL DE.4LERSs
w IN DRY GOODS, Groceries. eel. a.,
corner of Main and Market Streets, St. Loas1
Opposite the old market place, are now ~receiy-|
ing large supplies, which they will sell very low
for CASH. iva
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-22

Psaaans shics We nay mske. IN a.
raunsry. feF taruI,ng oar rrsaa nd hsr.
hoas. and Plarirg oST m'lsa.ur 40 fa,sl
msans II !. enmll.i- AL ssaslatls To-
lnse >. possible. II eanEal h sfnfd -,
! snrllngefey usy sIiss in ranssq,enrs
u nuG prsseni 4 flieulnlss vii Great BIZ
tain. whsn ihe i0,rs 81 lie acton ne,
he call, I Into Esquisl'lOh. We seIas.ily
second, lhsn. Tie sugsesiloHs tai hare
hssn made, - ~ lhs pEsIE.ty Of spps0-
pEisli..ns b. caLgnss, e. tie dsEnss 4
he eann,Ty. IN rsss wsr should snsus,
and ~ hoI.e he Wings in ttaEgEsss viii
take Slips - o. c. 10 .hns 1hsiT stnse Of
6u.y IN his Esrnshlar. II llas AdanEis-
lEslaon = in aaTnesl. shd the AdmiEislra.
'inn patty IL Congress aIe IN nssl. mar
a.sy take Pisre. TIE snarnssalioa Of
Ihsl prorariiiun is suiiiriehi 10 lmrr.ss 90
every mud he iuporiance u IL ronss-
qnsHi-d.fsncs Il necessary. TIE wh,ss
ase oppossd L. Nar. snd ihlhk hat Orr.
gnn ought net e. eisr rise os wsr. But
Il asI - iOIesd UpOa "a, the MhlFs
wanI Tie county 10 ts PrtFGrsA. II Ill
ilsl Ne hear il mere fam, let ahe ADMIN.
lslfshon hesT the iesPsLsibllily II having
mace lie heavy tspnses rUEsa gnFni ".
on PREPARATIONS irr r"LA e. gasa G.est
Rfialn, necessary. Ii all hist We bear
IS true. 1hs eGPsnses ought TO be IneuIrsd
81 .n'e snd Ni,houI delay. Lea the Ada.i-
,suahon rUsh un Nilh their grasp 81 the
Whole Of Orsgou---nsIiEe Ia quil-lnrc,bls
POSSESSION. Sc. dc. LEI ih, IN repeal tie
isrG. Let them establish the Sub.Tres-
sar,. I.si Iaem so on 10 NIUE trade,
aud inleHuP' eoamCrcG--and keep tie
public mind IN = enLsIsRi sis,s ii fe.er-
ish snkieiy. But tt tile Whigs. hue 10
.afir nams aud ih'ir prnri, le-, ifse Ia
patriotism. sIra,',iy resi,i al evil and m.
juceIuns ms.ssns. but si4bd furwsTd Tor
tie Defence OF TIE COUNTRY.
.qisr. Ca.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-22
NOTICE TO GREAT BRITAIN.

We lssin. IRON a soutce so elevated 80
10 have the fact beyond doubt, that
punbsr u the leading Wing members II
The Senate @ill advorats nD,ice 10 GtesI
Brnsln of lie suspension u The joint Or
euPaI,"n. Our cores onden,, lat st.k,
IN advance Of III, stated this fact. AID 4
has since been mention cd in several Of the
Leading journal, OF tie county. Our in
formation renders il I" q fired fact"
fbi' Is NOT The result OF SIR. 6dams'
speech. winch has had no influence upon
that body, but Of CONSIDERATIONS ef poll.
c. sliecing the party aud the nation.
The reason alleged in support Of Ibis
p"lcy are, FIRST, that the administration
has placed the government in IL present
position. aud should take the responsible.
ny. The policy has been based upon The
confident expectation tina, he would place
the opposition N the attitude Of Q British
peace pariy--an attitude ~hirh they are
unalliIng io assume. not only because 10
is urjusI 10 their party, but beesuse 10
may iaIIer Great Britain ~ilh hope That
our people would. should the worst come
TO the wort. be hund dlsunned.
Another reason j.. that il " i'll open the
eyes of .hose WHO have sought 10 mike
capital by . clampr Tor war, TO Tie I.cl
that IN the sh.suce Of opposition, no
such capital can be made. and that . rs>
sPensitiIi,y Of the most fearful character
is assumed. This design has sltssty
been recognized by the party in power;
aud We learn, from high source. that II
Is regarded With apprehension. Three
war Senators from The South have sud-, D.
ly discovered tie astounding fact. that. 10
IheeEentof war, cotton y i'll nol be mere
ly appreciated, but il will not sell at all
al all; AMI have expressed their tttrr.
mina'ion II voc agsln.tihe notice. TIE
same result wall mrssurabiy take place
Throughout ,ie entire land. TIE rashntss,
which IN hot blood will not pause 10 The
face OF opposition, OFF, shrinks wbs n
there Is nothing TO excite, much 10 feat,
and litlle 81 reward.
but the Wig Senators do no, prnp6se
tha''he act giving notice shal! be u such
character that it can be misronslrutd
INTO hostile demonstration. |. will be
| gariic. Senators will, If course, have
iall opportunity 10 give their views upon
The question and though they may 'psy
out fope I" ,he adoinislraiion, giving 1t
full Liberty 10 eernmiI suicide. they Will
be cautious, as N the v,te on Gen. Cass's
lsp'tfite resolutions. 10 a-uid sanction
Uf tho war policy. North .dmsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-22

PENNSYLVANIA LEeIsLATuRE - Mr..
Gibbons OF Philadelphia has introduced
in the Senate of Pennsylvania series OF
resolutions, reciting and approving the re-
solVes Of Mr.. Calhoun on the Oregon
Question. The concluding resolution is
rs follows:
Resolved, That while il is the duty of
every Nation to preserve and protect its
own rights and property, it is equally the
duty of all TO cultivate peace and good
will, one with another; that the conflict
ing claims of the United States and Great
Britain to the Territory of Oregon ought
to be settled by Treaty, il possible, with
out rosorting to tire Ecarful alternative of
war: hut this Commonwealth will cor
dially sustain the General Government in
the adoption Of such measures as may be
necessary TO resist effeciually, any aggres-
sion by the British Government upon the
rights and property of the. United States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-22

The Journal Of Commerce Gays Of The
resolutions adopted by The Senate 10 in
qnire into the condition Of the public
means Of Defence" There can be no
karin in looking up the old firelock, and
seeing il her ramrod apd Hint are in or
der. and whether she has rfsied out 1T the
breech. But we lsoge she wiIlno! be load
ed at present, because when music, is
wellloadcd and srilned, the temptation Is
strong to fire her off,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-22

e MILLIONS FoR DEFENCE. 1T is tho
duty Of every true patriot, whenevarnis
connt'y is men Aced with danger, or is
llkelyso be thought INTO situation where
Il will be exposrdsto an enemy. TO go
heat and hand tor'ifs defence. No ma
''on has a right 10 take offence al any pre-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22
staunton Convention.

The last Saunton Spectator the proceedings Of
delegates from three eounties-Augusta, Rockingham and
ohowho assembled in that place, last MONDAY, in obe-
dience invitation the Western people, from Berke-
sy-from which county, however. there delegate
in attendance. The avowed object OF the meeting to
adopt such might be deemed appropriate to
secure the passage, by the Legislature, OF law to
organize Convention the white basis for the purpose
OF revising tho State Constitution The result Of the
ment indicates very great excitement the public mind
in the Western counties. Indeed, of the leading
friends Of the Convention that quarter OF the State,
understood, look upon any regard
and prefer that the subject should be again
aRitated until after the federal OF 1880 We pre-
sumo. however, that the enGs OF immediate action,
wiihsiandine the apparent indifference nierbe from the
failure OF the late movement numerous, and will
press the subject winter.
We compelled defer the resolutions adopted by
few Delegates who SIaunton until Monday Suffice
II TO say. meanwhile, that committee appointed
prepare Address to the people Of Virginia, and that
other Convention is proposed be held in stanton
"Wednesday the ID day OF December be composed
Of delegates from Eastern well Western counties de.
berae the suitable to be adopted TO carry
out their views
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22
MT. Benton on Oregon.

The National Intellgoncer Of Thursday contains the
substance Of the speech Of MI Benton
the Senate on the ratification OF the Oregon treaty Tie
first article defining boundary line between terri
tory of Great Britain and the u. States be says in the
very wotds which would have himself used had the two
governments left It him 10 draw the boundary line be-
tween he-iti the cline Of nghi; and he therefore had
no hesitation in advising the ratification Of the treaty
In regard the navigation Of the Coumbia he airms
that the right secured the Hudsons Bay Compsny Is not
perpetual but that It limited by charter Of that Com
pany which expires 1868. Those who contend for the
opposite constructions he says led the error by not
being cognizant Of the fact that there Hudson Bay
Companes-ene having perpetual charter from Charles
the Second 10 trade with the Indians on ell the waters
emptying into Hudsons Bsy. but which hos no rights I'M
der that charter beyond the Rocky Mpuniaushc oier
Of more date. being formed VI the Hudson bay
old Northwest Company united nnd existing under license
Of q years granted by the Crown under Of Pas-
meat In 1891 which license was renewed fDr 81 Yeas
10 1912 II this second Company, Mr.. Benton .ays.
of which the treaty speaks-a carry on no trade Oh
the waters Of H1dson's Bay the old Hudson Bay Com
psny jan carry the Of the Pacific Ocean
1.-THE year 1863 limitation Says Mr. b. Of the uav.
cation now granted; and those who do yield 10 the
reading u tho treaty, t sants will only have 10
wait un 1853 when Tirns will bring an argument which
no one can msunderstsnd"-such argument doubtless
Mr.. Calhoun contompsted, ~ his policy Of "mascry
inacuvity."
Mr. Benton took occasion, IN the Of his speech
90 rive the Fy-fou Fores several severe TRUSTS and
particularly their leader Gen. Cas- whose political as
pifutons ayc been inevitably" blasted by the settlement
Of controversy They deserved the Missouri Senators
taun but nevertheless strike blow one Of that pros
band rather resembles Flsta thrusts the body
she dead Percy. They defunet, and let them have
decent unal!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22

PENNSYLVANIA ToBAooo.-Thc Columbia pa Spy Of
Saturday last Gays there large susnny OF tobacco in that
neighborhood this The plants look remarkably fine
Tobacco becoming quite 4 valuable production In th :
vicinity and well repays oil m and trouble Of those who
raise IT, We think that the crop of going 10 be
large th. year The neId. look very well and # nothing
the promise betVeen tins and the time when
It is 10 be secured, the yield will be great indeed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22

According private Iom MEXICAN living
Monterey end,l Naiamoras
about 1000 soldiers. who
hohterry. This all the Mexican
Sierra Male Gen Tsyors aGv,esA not, how
ever quite
sapljores working Ihs fertilization city question
pEr,ETuaE GEs. T,YLoR-YsderdAy morning early "Od
Rough Ready" lef Maamos for CamaTgo
Nhevie believe Texan
OF in'anty, and Th're
n las departure hins nothing indicate
parsonage
place the Individual
of hs her point lie IefI
wrapped sdmber and sluggard quilted
many mics upon has journey
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22
Fire Again :

We had another alarm OF Fire nigh, before last about
o'clock. the result Of which, regret say uas more
than that of the night before. new dwelling
house, nearly finished, owned by Mr.. David McFal man
OF great industry and energy, situated Union Ill.,
entirely consumed. We sorry add. that there
insurance upon the house Its loss falls with peculiar
severity upon There TO be no doubt that
the fire was the work Of an incendiarv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22
The President.

We learn from the Norfolk papers that the President OF
the United States reached Old Point Comfort at an early
hour Thursday morning. He accompanied by his Lady
and two Of his neces by Attorney General Mason and
family and Col Toer OF the Engineer Corps The Com.
mon Council Of Norfolk in accordance with CUSTOM has
invited the President visit that city, the guest OF the
Corporaton-and he expected in Norfolk yesterday
evening.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22
General Gaines.

The Norfolk Beacon save understood that the find
ing of the late Court Of Inquiry Fortress Monre was IA
vorable to Gen. Gaines 1t Is rumored, however that the
proceedings to be quashed owing flaw dscov.
cred Head Quarters and that the Secretary OF War con-
templates ordering a Court OF Inquiry What It is
that vtises the record have able TO learn
Gen. Brooke has been ordered assume the command
of the Western Division OF the Army.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22

I3- The hags were hung half.ma the shipping
Chicago Illinois, and signals Of distress hung out or
the receipt OF the Veto the River and Harbor Bill Tn,
late elections in that State, well Indiana and Mis-
souri, would have told different story had the Veto reached
them few days sooner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22

IL Hannibal Hamlin, Locofoco Representative II
Congress from Maine, told by the Bangor Wing
after supporting all of Sir Robert Walkers measures il
Washington, is at home denouneing him "a ID
low, mOusing politician lie breahes purer atmosphere
perhaps since he LETT Washington.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22

IL writer IN the Boston Post lLoeo) complains bitter
y OF the importation Of Henry Hubbard from New Hamp
SHIRE to be subrrcasurer in that city. He thinks
Democrat" resident the City or State might have been
found, fully able TO discharge the duties
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22

IL The Presbyterian Synods OF Alabama and Missis-
sPpi have purchased the freedom of negro man named
Elias in Greene county, Alabama or the purpose send.
ing him Missionary Africa. He is soon
as possible.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22

SUIcIDE-At New Orleans, the 10th inst Mrs Mar
gsret Henry widow lady, about SC yesrs OF sge while
lsboring under temporary ht Of mental arrangement
threw herself supposed the gallery of her
dwelling She was found lying the sidewalk much in.
lUrcu by the fall. She tied about an hour after
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22

III The las, Galveston papers say the Cotton crop
of Texas is well nigh drowned From the Braso. the
Trinity, Colorado and Gsudaoupe the accounts OF desuc-
ton by nee,san, rains, very dscouraging-an the
caterpillar, the usual attendant of weather threatens to
destroy what the deluge has left.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22

Chnres r. Ingersoll Of the Minister to Russs
has been appointed Secretary Of Legation TO that Court
tie is gentleman OF requirements, and possessed Of
sauvy Of which will suit him for the cOurty cir.
Gle - PhILa. Atn,r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22

l- The New York papers the arrival IN that
CITY OF Sir Richard Pskenham, tho British Minister at
Washington accompanied by the Hon. Spencer Ponson-
by, their way Canada.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22

wl be seen, By sdveusementin smother column,
that The "sanLs Muor-Ts" intend give Concert.
Saturday and Mondty evening We 6oubt they
Vii ofcf highly auaCuye entertainment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22
" d TIC 4, -

Noticc.-An adjourned meeting Of tho Jourue,m.n
Printers OF the City Of Richmond will be held ,h. evening
% O'Clock. In the room tho store Of Rseland &
Brothers. opposite the Farmers Bank OF vrr,ni. .u2o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22

az James Angooi Dalton, an ingenious mechanic Of
feo,sna, d,ouisana) hos discovered as he lhnks) te
principle Of perpetual notion" and desires 10 procure
$1,000 euabs him TO complete hs model Tie hss been
work hs projects for many years. and confident
" eHelsms, BurstS The principle he has applied Is the
attraction Of gravitson and tho motion produced by on
ARTIFICIAL and continual change the positions Of yariou.
paris u sbsavy BODY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22

~ The latter poruon Of Mr. Hay woods Address which
publish this morning, foplete with interest His Oh.
Iccoos the nd vaoem system petspicuousy and for
chilly sisted, aud sustained by an irresistible weight Of
suthouy. Mr. H. also gives narrative Of his interviews
the subject with President Polk, which renders H sulI
more suprfing that the Executive Ogan which we take
At Tor granted not kept ignorance Of the facts should
havs 90 buefy denounced Mr. Hoy wood Tor an ,c tlo
occurrence Of which have been folly prepared to ez
pect
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22
THIS DAY PUBLISHED.

TENHE Lives OF eminent English Judges Of The
IL Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century. ed ted BY w we
by E'q MA Recorder Of Chester This
Of Sir Mathew Hale Lori Keeper whsock
SIR John Holt Lord Cowper Lord Han naeee,fe
King Lord Talbot Lord HardScke, Sir WIN Blackstone Lord
Bathurst Lord Man field Lord Camien Lord
burton.
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