davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10
RUNWAY Taken Up.

-~so .ommmi,,.d to the Crawford County
wv Is;l' ee ON Sunday the ss'h day Of December
,s,s ! negro woman aged about th'rly' cross, ',ha
.Se s%a belongs to jacob Funkhousor Of W"sh
samo forward prove property, pay charges ana ,na
,aIs ,p., her away, or she will be disposed oil as '"e
law directs. DtIpFJJ. ShA.
Crawford county.
Jan. 3rd, ls46-3t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05

IsHosrArioN o. COuNERFEr SPEcfE.-Capt Yousnes
OF tho ffsi Municipality Police made an important arrest
yesterday and one which will have the effect Of aresiny
toe progress and circulation OF 3l3 well c,unt
iei' Mexican dollars city. Copt Youenes from
information received by hm, 10 Bonvis sueet yea
'er11 mo'niug ana there, between Old and front lie
arrested EJ Hthwcl, captain Of tho American schooner
s"1n george, with four packages Of spurious Mexican dol
iaI'' containing go each The captain acoompanod bs
m 70 me s'roOn-r there in Hauwes che Il there
were Two moro package cd, $50 each aud = - IN a umb-
lsr al u the -ans description. Csp 'in fartye when
trough; before Recorder Gsnos, declined ontens into
SOY defence Frser md his honor sent tho case for rial
before he Firt bi-fnci Cyur.
Chase. OF BEE- II " Tsu.r-L. j. Sigur D,.tr,et
AuOrncy. uad' ahisst tho day before yesterday efore
Recorder Grnos. against Chanos Whitley Captain OF
Company X, '1iou1 Guard belonging 90 the req. nj
con handed BY Col fs1t rrson, for breach uf fus-
The afh1aVit sets forth hat Charles G. Whitley received
on inc lbi1 Day Of Nay last, from Capt D. r. Pars the
bounty tod pay FOR the frs month"; service T.. his cont
p'ny smornug 60 Sl7 for each private ond that these
irndo had not been appropriated &. payment or which
hey wore intended, r1f0hstanding repeated and hume.
rou top cations had been made 10 Capt WLey for that
purpose. a was 700 ieo fOf tho arrest Of Whit
ley sud on Tuesday evening he apprebs and Or
dofcd o. md ba 70 await invosl gaton INTO oil me cir
cum'i-nces before the Recorder II should be observe
mat mo smpnnt u money paid tho accused Tor dis
bufstment.to the forming r co-1popy was n l 10
over SllO9' but Of uis 500 was paid BY him
$500
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05
Business AT the North

The New York Herald Of the Let inst referring TO The
opening Of the fall season, says sees none Of the evil
dences OF activity usually exhibited this time There s
Hsay'l very fair amount Of business DOING but nothing
near the extent generally realized upon the opening of the
fall The Herald, which IS known 10 have strong leaning
towards the Administration and has evnesd decided
hostility to the Tariff Of ~, adds:
1--WE only attribute state Of things 10 the change,
recently made In our commercial system is no other
Cause for the apathy which prevails generally among
commercial classes and is impress that had the
IN remained as Il washad there been changes made
the financial policy u the government there would have
been very large and profitable business done in this civ
this fall as IS with these changes in the perspective no
one viii purchase single dollars worth more than il ac
iualy required for mmedate consumption"
BosToN.-Messrs. Willis & Co. in their Circular from,
Boston, speak Of continued singeney in money matters,
They says:
The banks, particularly in the country discount more
sPaHngY than heretofore Prime business psper will not
negotiate al rates better than and ten per cent? for
certain class Of names such names are not
70 De mad, rates are nominal eight per
snort paper y preferred h. the banks This s the result
Of fear to the effect Of Sub-TreIsury Tariff and Me-
can war on financial matters than any other cause
These institutions must be good oonsiton well forti
hed for any emergency. Rates IN the street for demand
loans vary according to the collateral offered On tae best
dividend stocks money may be hsd seven per cent and
rom this on other descriptions perhaps quite az certain
twelve ana eighteen per j. paid. There is no real
scarcity Of money. The market u full Of psoef Of rey.
uar character and called good, IA per cent month
We hear that generally throughout tho country rate. for
money very high"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05
su.pieious ohnrncter..

ha' THURSDAY 'w' young men, Of decent exterior but
towards whom suspicion he'd been -scad. by oerta 70
movement w-on they we're not swarc tst others we're
,osnizai' we're 'uested. charge Of Lavlq entef,J
~ mpp'rs ngcnos'y pfepar, ior tue purpose lie s-ss
Of VIZ DssnsoI and Mf. Tloierfo aud puroi.sd then,
watcher ho one eniersns any dor5, Of their guilt, al
uO'sn 'ho "'icHss We not YET been found On e4amn
Ing their trunks, hOr,vet tie u.p., r,,,,b.,, 49, !,
lsu' ~" sieA o. ere not ssoa generally n the oo
o. h"'', me-" wcr, isuLd rsupilsa,. 10, p, tnr m h.
oNmls o,'s' &C Tue names tu,y rc,so, by llt ybeI
s,u'soy .,y nave a.aum d, are vii isn Anderson and
1Ioniy ia feun-and tnrv hui fIoM Ff.derick.5prg -
lhey wore brought up for examination ,est,rd.v and
u'"n l0f ufhef elimination ntu Wednesday lie 10 he
ioPeu' 'hey arc guilty Of The crimes chargod upor tbs
ing. " ~ .'''Noou'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05
.,Com.liIntionnr, Improremen1..

NJ. Calhoun, IN hir Senate upDu On tho M,moh.s
memorial sr'es that the General Government IN Ter he
"reguls'e commerce." may consutp.io1sll, in,
rove such fytr "ts have three more Sstss DO errg
on their nsvig'ble sstsIs but whose navigate
waters arc embraced ~ul one or atiarhest, States"
Tbus Con xress has und Ju5tsd Constitutional oovsr Ia
Prove inc D,awufe and Connecticut fo here arc hee or
Ofo states bJfueuEg upon Zach More or lees 6fetchng
Of hst power will enable hem 10 improve the Big SAND
Pearl, Pefddo and ST Mays ryes and all those except
we EsO. Of s0UTH C1EoLsA, io- they ore i1 two Ssts
but % will be nigh Ueasln 20 the constitution ~ spend
cent upon the Hudson, lhs Missouri tho Illinois the Ar.
ssnFrs. or the Alabama, saeh being 90 but asnge
Here indeed, nu The perfection reason In discover
iuz rule b. itch COu1ics egsy make improve
mtut- u minor Streams, which comparatively va uo
anu vt prohibited from applying ths granted power u
he Improvement & crest cnanne Of internal com
end uade Perhaps. hywcy,f the reversal Of tbs
fue would look murl Ike exercising the powers Of be
Dosse whoto views entirely i1cal.-Naf. Int
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05
MEXICAN VERSION
OF THE ATTACK UPON ALyARApo.
Palace Of the National Government, .
MKxtr, A.. {, ,o.c

"hAco, august Z, 1886.
With respect to tho late affair Alvsrado in which
few vesses detached from the American SQUADRON bom-
bsrded that port the Vera Cruz Loesofo of The IOh
contains the following intelligence om Ayarado dated
the 9TH On the morning OF the 7th inst whole of the
enemys ships Of stationed at Anton
oil the bar. which caused great alarm in the town Tn,
battalion of militia, and almost every man of the po,ul,
ton, Immediately the fort which is II the bar in
tending to defend the entrance Of the river At four r. NJ
the enemys ships opened their tire. but shat from
tngsie and steamship did not hit the fort going
over IT. Whilst theu larger vessels bombardod the for,
launch, with gun IN H. approached near the shoto
crew were able to hail some few people who were
eiose by, ON little emnonec, but the latter only waited
for their landing they did reply when the launch
TO fc which returned with SPIRIT of our man he.
In hurt they used elevation hard by for Lind of
parapet, or breastwoTk.
Gen. Don Juan Soto behaved Rallantly In IN. .,,
lie remained in the fort the bar morning un M
AZ night encouraging the militia and other armed citizen.
AT that hour returned TO his quarters for little refresh.
mcnts but shortly after returned with Don Joaquin Msr
nez, where they both remained, actively employed all
night Gen. Soto directed all the operations Amony.t IN.
military who took in the abors the day wer, Sc
nors Roda Hernandez and Rios The ensmy retired ar
night, and few hours after, the Mexican steamboat Nep-
hH0' loaded with militia, arrived from Tlacotapams She
returned Immediately for men, whom she brought on
the oth In the evening, bringing during her trips re-
enforcement OF two hundred men, without reckoning the
oeers VINO are among the principal citizens of Tacota
PAM The militia OF Cossmaoapam offered their services
and the steamer hither being expected
again on the 10Th inst
The enthusiasm Of all ranks was remarkable Thov
San however only prove useful in the enemy should
asembak but they cannot prevent his entrance into the
hNe being without artillery. The only means we have to
oppose him the brig Vera Crussao and two
the only marine force at Alvaredo.
on the sh hive OF the cnemy's vessel re- appeared Gen
Soto and all under his command the creates,
lance. ''s'
No communication had been received at Vera Cruz.
IRON inc General commanding at Avsrado.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05

,,he ws.asn Asylum siaaneD, Tuesday. sept I. is1s
oMAs W. hicou. q Roanoke county, Va. h~m be s.,,.
factory TO the distant ends Of know TIA, n.
attended In hs last moments BY hi. devoted nd
es, nisna ans that b.. peculiar com
Portable possible lie doubus gone TO I'm,
r'' which remains for the people Of eoi"
On Fray the s OF August 1885, the resdeno, Of her
@ MosEEY widow Of VIM S6.ss, ., nss sss
Mn Mossey had been blind upward OF two year. hui an, re-
death to be paesscd her di.,au, re,or. and
hen but desired At the Attempt suor, ,hou
praise Of hr many virtues VIII ony ,ay she lived and
died devoted AMI as believed christian and hope (.
now enjoying tho ~ ilioes of n blessed eternity.
At Rsine's Tavern. Cumberland, on Saturday mo,n,,.
last the 2Sh nt, after illness Of several months,
AsS ~ SfGScER, eonsor OF Dr. w. w. Spencer of bi.
city, ana eldest daughter OF John R. and Judith W. Cook
Mrs. SPENCER through all the s and vessitudcs of M,
TO which flesh Is heir exhibited meekness Of dsp.i
on and gnson to the will Of her creator rarely pos
sessed by OF her Born and in the lap of
luxury she never known look in disdan upon tho.e
Of moro humble walk, but evineed spirit of kind
ness towards thom, and sought by her saby TO make all
happy around her As friend, she was iuae xble n,
neighbor, generous and kind; rs a wife and mother
she was all woman could be- Throughout her indsposi
uon she seemed assured Of her short soourn on h.
and would often say that time with her was short Her
husband and friends hoped the disease with which she had
been attacked would not prove fatal and sought to Der
suade her go but she too well convinced her own
situation to be persuaded tho contrary snd when
came she met u with camness and resignation RELYING ON
the promises OF Savior, who hath died that all mankind
might live" Not many days before her final dissolu
ton, change for tho better seemed to take place. and
oy the advice OF her attending physician, she started
on visit TO Cumberland The journey he'd been lust
commenced when she began grow worse and on arri-
wing at Raines tavern in Cumberland her father who wss
with her. readily perceived sho was sinking very r,nid
and despatched messengcrt boar tho sad udngs TO her
husband Ia this city, Who Immediately repaired with all
possible speed TO the bedde Of his we but ere he reach
ed the OF affection, the spirit Of the sufferer had
Its hgh TO the realms OF endless felicity Mrs has left
lovely infant boy who be conscious Of his it,
reparable ossbut her departed spirit will hover DER him
I'LL lie, too, s allied 20 meet ii, God.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05

nc "huuen t-OWer.-Evcrypers person In on sci.u.
,hs, ne 'on,s,hne OF subtle M ,
strength and General health. Modern eptGc ~,
proved ths hidden power be axen, called
subsequent discoveries have b no la. -.
IN inc svauon OF di-case It's action 4, ooa, ,n
esne OF many .o1s and tsnibe complaints The an,
m INC nervous eharseer hose
VIC psem Is therefore, especially this cas-, OF
a~ mat Christias Gavanie Rngs Asrretic Fmd A..
aaaptc Tbs great simplicity invention eomm.r 4, A -
o. me invalid together with peueei .,s
ev Q. w application Numerous physieians r,eo..d ar
ring and nud In their practice. ''N'nsn ur
no cas- the above In r,.tiop n, IN. c.,
IN nssnes ru'd OF Dr. Chrsie, E,inlns up,ou.n,d
popuy ior ther wonderful seaey the eurr on hsn,,,
and all nervous eomptsints ~ VI 'neu"Ausm
ror further psueulars I'm .ro,,., 49,,
paper Explanatory pamphlets may be had anti, y,
me agents hor this city, Me.sr. DUvAI PuRcRfi n,a
-. =. je2t
SANDS sARsAPAEtILLA.-ItI /. un-I,. 40 - =. =,
specially IN IN when effects ptodue. in -.
10y o''hen o science which year. no orL -
W soteev. We know IL Is a eomme thin, IN a.,
INC paoe OF aehood truth aver tat mi, 49,
oscn surd ~ sands sar.spanra. Now We pu N ~ H.,
peJooee' who are m"st worthy belisfth.v ,.,o -.
e IrPe"es OF This rem. dy end deno. OF m.
o no>e VINO havirg predetermined twn minds ,h. -
eanto' oe cured hsvr efised ,h n A.
49, 50 o ny what WA be the every candid n,
Sefo'ua however sopy are e a. n,
me cure o. which this adap ed "A to- non,.I ~
"araeeegoe 70 the public, viii show.
of nrther particulars. and evidence. NJ In ,,
agents gratis ' w ''uAlD'u Oh Nc
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and 70,
oy M ID SANDS DrurEas Cben,is. Gn,,,. p,,Ias.
NO % bcadway, corner Of Chamber. street N, Yo,s. I -
uy poNh fuacELL, Agents, street Riehuona ". -
'"ee' " per potie OF an bottles oor -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05

Pgr W o. TsrAKE--fho Cincinnati Advertiser tells
COOS story 81 mc'rhlnt who add ss-od ngent 10 the
eHeei mat a. crs bce very plenty IN bic part Of
i"e county no might Send "etbOut delay one hundred
bushels per Smmon-" Tho agent couldn't dscphsr the
scrael very well and utterly unable a. make GU, to
WORD 'cranbtHcs" bot the per Simmons" wss a. pls.n
% church stoepo md bic crest dtlghtor there was
any quantity ground hm-he read zone hundred bushels
poisimnO1r" TIE transportation wagon was DELAYED tso
diys, and oil the old barrels, boxes, &c &c 6led with
about eighty bushels Of tho fruit which packed on fr
Cinonnau Tho merchant was Staggered tho sRht 4
them and tho counuyman was in terrible quicker when
ne came 70 Town, 81 the merchants declining 10 pay for
them Tie Unlisted however that nc had boon mised By
me Letter. saying, III you Simmons tho wagner
why didn't you say ~ Simmone7 Per Simmons may be
baun, Du rs not hie Eagsh for wsgonor" The msrksu
were ied with persimmons for weeks, and all Cincnnau
haa s9Hen o. The luSury, from which hes hardly re-
covered to thi' day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05
AVARICE.
BY GEoEeE HERBERr

b TLIhHt HLHbLRT.
Money, thou bane of bliss, and source Of woe,
Whence contest thou that thou are so fresh and fnel
know thy pirentage Is base and low:
Man found thee poor aud dirty 10 mine.
Sure thou didst 30 little contribute
10 this great Kingdom, which thou now has, got
That be was iain when lhou vast destitute,
To dig thee out Of thy dark cave and grot
Then forcing thee, by IRE he made thee bught
Nay, thou hast got the face Of man. for We
Have with our stamp and seal transferred our rght;
Thou art the man, ard n,an but dioss 10 thee
Nan cs.ieh thee ms woa.th, who made thee rich;
And while he d'gs Jut thee fails IN the duch.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05
A snake Sfory-

correspondent Of the New Hampshire Statesman tell,
the following story -
Iaking OF snakes reminds Of an adventure of min.
Yesterday, with nice, smooth insinuang looking chan
OF the common striped kind. sitting on litte hill
oek under pine tree, close the edge Of corn field
nSng OF great many fine things in general and of any
hhg oHt ssrpent m particular, when with ruse of the
grass at my SIDE and gliding notion ne stopped within
loot OF me- Just from habt-nothng else-i must own
10 oeins bat startled IL perfectly aware OF NV pre-
senee looking mo quietly in the face while that forked
hule member shot and cleaned from its head like pbos
phOIccent light. had spear Of herds gras, in INV
hand whic poked out gently 10 scrape acquantanee-
lie dueked MS head aEched bis body and gave hi, tail
wave IL much rs 10 say appreciate the honor
ana greatly TO my wonderment, frolickins with
h' long head on the spear OF grass taking turn around
II with hrs neck, and pulling end while held IN,
Other and his twisting turning in grace
iui hyures lie seemed perfectly gentle and in no hurry
was thinking what could do next TO amuse nv visitor
when Tie lucky thought Of cornsiak fiddle occurred
whipped of stalk, and had n primitive Cromona
turned To concert pch, his little snake shin watching every
movement got up succession of soft airs considerable
like music, and he little fellow actually came up and laid
ms neck across my knee. The OF Devils Dream seem
ed to please him most. Atlengh, farther
sPang TO feet and clapped my hands, when he disap
peared IN hole at the foot OF uee quicker than thought
ana would not be coaSed cut by any persuasion Neither
the grass nor cOrnsalk fiddle could TO- assure him
This you may depend upon, is a most veracious nara,
tive
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05
an Escnned Cnnuic1

We accidentally neglected to mention yesterday, That
Pensnuary convict, named James Phillips escaped The
evening previously, while engaged work on the new
Court House. in process Of erection on the site Of the Old
Museum The attention Of the Guard having oversight Of
the eonvos thus employed had been for short limo vita
SfaWn and ho adoty awaited himself Of the occasion to
give BIN leg-Jnli He absence not dscoye.od for
some time, and he has not since been hsrrG Of flo IN.
doubtless found shelter and 'ianrs from some
spirit.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05
Western Virginia.

The Clarksburg Republican that considerab
number OF farmers from Abemare have recently emgra
ted to Lewis county and bought lands the Buchanan
river The Sisunton Spectator understands that some Of
the citizens OF Augusta have also gone look the lands
in that county, with view purchase and make settle.
mcnt We with the Spec taor that his is better
than emigraung to the Western States, and greatly
prefer hearing OF it, Western Virginia contains millions
OF acres OF fine lands which might be probably occupied
and perhaps with fewer sacrifices ell things considered
than generally attend settlements in the countries Of
the Far Westu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05
THE WAR OF joss Nd CONTACTS, alas TIE MEXICAN
WAR-We ask attention to III, articles .hat follow

"AR-"e ask attention TO the two articles ha follow
From III y. y. Commercial Advertiser
E1PENsES or POLE's WAR.-The enormous expenses o.
the war with Mexico, BY Mr.. Polk and his Cabinet
are Justly beginning &c excite the and scrutiny OF
al Glasses OF CurpeoPe who will, the end, be called up
on 10 100 the es consequent upon the byplay OF the
ecutve department Of sovenmsnt and in the course OF
he discussion IN reference to the great OUTLAWS
necessary To the war examples have been
given Of the in which these expenses are grown
Wo mentioned the fact days s,ncc that one hundred
wagons Tor the use OF the Amy Mexico fifty Of which
were manufactured in The tnwn nf pemhroEs C.noaoo
county, BY a Loeooco hrm OF wagon mskeTs had been
brought 10 this city be shipped For each OF these sp
ons, we are credby Informed the government pays $40
50 that the friends OF the administration in Pembroke and
elsewhere receive $4,000 for their job good and pomp,
pay.
Now let how large an extra sum the ts.puver.
WI" be called upon TO furnish reward The friends Of the
administration
The kind OF wagon sold 10 the governrno,, 10,
$50, by the hundred, manufactured and sod Inv The
single one IN this city, from sixty to sxty-fye dollars
." mere y Prey ia amount 10 be down under the
head Of "avOritism." Wv
Bot more Good substantial wagons, manufactured in
the best style, and Of tho best materials with superor
wrought ron axlerees and pipe boxes, sold in this
cry al $50 by the single where are puchas-
ed sou eaehi and this the top o. the market The 90
yernment wagons in question had wooden axetrses So
mere again we have an exemPhcaOn Of the excellence OF
being 10 favor court.
But more still FIlty Of these same government wagons
had been manufactured for the Wisconsin and Illinois
keis-where after being shipped TO Milwaukee and Cbes
CO. and charges and Commissions levied they would meet
he competition OF wagons manufactured and sold in those
Paces-"hee timber iron and labor much dearer than
IN Pembroke-at my dollars oachthe only difference in
the article being tool box and feed trough the extreme
value OF which could not exceed FIVE dollars Comfortable
Is not, being administration man." when the people
pay the bilIsl
In addition su-a friend Of the government residing in
TINS CITY, mas been sent IN this wagon train to Cncinna at
the snug little sum OF three dollars per d1y-and extras
Tor travelling expenses too suppose-to see that they
are shipped when the service would have been a.
wen and as promptly rendered by any our shipping
houses at tenth part Of the But how in such case
would care have been taken Of another friend TO the war
making administration, at the public expense.
galng O AL honest men TO be compelled TO witness
such PRONG ey and extayaganee feel conscious at the
same ne tha the suffering portion Of the people have no
remedy Tor tho evil. Madness and corruption rule h,
hour, and the hands OF lusucs are ued.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE LOUISA
Rail-R Dad COu,panv

" The Bosrd Of Public Wcrks h, 70 e.rsd n, 81
have furnished, copies Of the dsa and efnste. up,
which the Stockholders the annual meeting in June A..
edvd Qn the event Of the rejection By the r F&P.c
Of the proposition made to thorl 70 do ,hsi- own
tsuon am autborzed 10 state ihst a, q full nestns n
nc Board. yes determined unanimously interfere
Of the Stockholders that subject the annual eons
T.. FoNTAINE, Prsst
Sept 5th, 40. Louisa X, X, Co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05
Rail Road Convention.

great Rail Road Convention is to be held Weston
in Lewis county the 25th OF this month. Its expected
to be the largest collection of people assembled
Western Virginia Lewis county alone, it is said will have
delegates and the other interested in
the application, pernseiously persisted in, and which
is suppose, be renewed winter, gran, the
right OF way through Virginia the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road Company, will likewise send dele
cations. The Weston Sentinel informs that Of
the distinguished of the State invited be
present, and it is ntimated that Col Richard NJ johnson
OF Kentucky will also be IN attendance.
We had supposed that passed by the Legislature
Of Pennsylvania It's last session, and the prompt
in which Baltimore and OHIO Rail Road Company avail
ed themselves provisions in order the Ohio
through that State had given the fEetuS the proposition
heretofore earnestly pressed upon the consideration Of
the Virginia Legislature. But there be
IMPRESSION notwithstanding the Engineer OF the Bellmore
Company engaged in making pre- paran-y surveys tie
Psnrsyvan.s roate and have been Adopted
to Procure the for us construction that
l D. OF ub,nGo IT Vagina viii pei
nit it tsp the OHIO 1t P,.kersbuTg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-05

u c. Edwards Lester. 1uihor Of some note bu, Of
very little ability, has undertaken a biography
Senator Hoas,on o. T,x-s-thA beng now the approved
method OF preparing me public mihd for a Presidential
The Lousy.l.s Journal, ihaks that Lester
unfortunate in his hero and that Horsoa lie equally un
fortunate in his biog.aPhor. Tire big Drunk as the
Journal ssys the Csmanches call Houston survived Mex
bullets and bIyonets San Jacinto bat he can hard
ly survive Testers eulogy.