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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-06


THE REVENGE OF THE RIqH MAN
The written directions n John
McDonogh, TO bis Executors, forms,
we understand, very interesting re-
cord of the impressions and expe-
riences Of very singular, but acute
and observing man. This document
abounds in observations upon vices
and follies OF his fellow-men, and in
culcates the necessity Of cultivating
higher feeling of justice and phi
lanthropy among men. He censures
strongly the hostility and prejudice
of the poor against the rich, and
gives several instances in which ;his
feeling was excited against him in
suits tried before juries. He refers
particularly TO one case, in which he
brought suit against a rich widow
lady, whose husbands notes he (Mc
Donogh) had cashed in his lifetime,
TO assist that husband out OF some
embarrassment. The widow refused
TO pay the notes, and McDonogh
brought suit. The case came before
a jury ard the lawyer of the deten-
dant. who had no legal defence
against The note. appealed 10 the
prejudices Of the jury and her orphan
children, against the exactions Of the
avaricious millionaire, John Melon
ogh, The appeal was but too sue.
cessful. The jury returned YER
dict for about ten per cent. on the
face of the note, "and thus" exclaims
Mr.. McDonogh, "was ! deprived oI
my Just dues, because by perseve-
rance and industry, | had accumu
lated wealth." "But these jurors in
thus permitting me to be robbed,
little knew that they were robbine
themselves and their children. y
And SO ii has proved, and the old
man had his revenge,-N o. Della
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-06

There have been many conflicting
reports concerning the identity Of
the mar who killed the celebrated
Texan Ranger, Capt. Walker. A
gentleman who was in Mexico at
The time the brave Walker lost his
life, and who married a Mexican la
dy, and became extensively known
in that country, informs US that on
a recent visit to Mexico, he learned
that Captain Walker was killed by a
Captain Euallio, who was at one
time taken prisoner by Captain Wal
ker, and knew him well, and sin
gled him out as the most difficult foe
10 contend with. EualIio. was for
this exploit, promoted TO the Office
Of Major, which rank he now holds
in the Mexican army.-Cia. Com.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-06
MY Poeticnl Greed.

BY 4. c. ADAMS, LONDON.
sing no song of Chivalry,
Il wake no sounding Tyre,
The deeds of knights in tournay fights,
May not my soul inspire;
I look not unto ages past,
Nor dream of by gone days,
The toll and strife of present life,
These better suit my lays.
-nTrrt sitrr-1.rN .
turn not to the giddy height,
!. Where mad Ambition treads,
Nor to the pain. of CORY stain,
Where War his banner spreads;
Those whom the world has heroes cali'd,
/ dare not so misname,
But the truly great, whate'er their state'
Shall grace my roll of tame-
And who are thesei the wise, the good;
Full oft the lowly born,
With whom to walk. with whom to talk,
The proud would think it scorn-
Who labor hard, who suffer much,
Who bear, and who forbear,
And deem the Christian garniture,
The meekest man can wear,
We have chivalric spirits. too, i.i..
Though chivalry be dead
Gone with the aga, on whose dark page,
lis light lustre shed. @
Men who have fought goodly fight,
'Gainst hydra-headed wrong, sg
And themes like these, shall better
l,,n- please, rad an.
And stir me into song.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-06

Dr.. De Benville. who died al
Philadelphia on Tuesday week, al
the advanced age Of 81 years, breath
ed his last in the same house in which
he first saw the light, and which he had
inhabited for the greater part Of bis
Iife.a His wife who is two years
older than her deceased partne., has
lived with him fora space Of nearly
III years, and during that long period
they have never been separated more
than a week at a time. p"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-06
A wine merchant once Left a sus

A wine merchant once left sus
pected assistant in his cellar. and
said to him, snow lest you should
drink the wine while am away,
will chalk your mouth 50 that ! may
know it.~ He then rubbed bis nail
across the mans lips, and pretended
to leave the mark Of chalk on them.
The man drank of the wine, and to
be even with his master, chalked his
mouth, and thus discovered himself.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-06
volume GALLIPoLIss oHIp MARCH s. 1851

= . d. Il. -".
reasonable and not excessive quanti
lies, and adequately guaranteed
would answer the purPoss Just a
vel in a particular county, and ef
fectually secure it against De terri
BILE disasters consequent o1 the al
lternate expansion and, contraction
OF the currency" s'But the world is
not wise enough yet to percsiye bow
easy and effeciual remedy fhis SIM
pie .expedisnt would provide against
The greatest and most excessive ca
families which now aff1ict Hdmanity;
and so great is the potos' b fnOestef
capital l0hich such, calamitiss tsFefH,
that il is probable several genera
tons nusf descend 10 fhsif graves
before il is generally adopted.
What IS the new. currency recon-
mended by this arch tory Lut, The
Bank Of Exchange pfoposet By the
| redoubtable Proudhon, or the labor
note Of Warren, The American radi-
cali Its essentially the sa6e thing;
the difference is only one Of detail.-
The tory says that wisdom Pnd pru-
dence could easily devise a system Of
paper currency which, entirely based
on available property Of some Kind,
and therefore perfectly secuft would
yet be capable of expansion IN pro-
portion TO the increase Of the pumbers
and Transactions of lmen.n Proud
hon, Kellogg, Warren and Others,
say that they have devised tsei need
ed system. They all agrees that il
must be system of paper InkDey NOT
based on the precious Metals and all
anticipate that great advantages to
Labor and "a corresponding loss of
Importance TO accumulated Capital
must result from its adoption, c-l
in the United States a great po-
litical party has in times past made
the abolition Of paper Tmosey and
the establishment OF an exclusive He-
tallic currency its ,war-cry. That
party called itself Democratic, the
party Of The People. No matter
what IFS ypretence, its meafures in
this respect, as in, every othsr, have
had no other tendency than to
strengthen the power Of Money, d.
minish the reward Of Labor, and
hand the Masses, unproiected and in
capable Of resistance, over TO the ten
der mercies Of capitalists and usuF
rerS. ..- .Tt friy-e. .,...,.-s.. d, t. a..i
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-06

Working miracles with wersted-
such as brown rivers with orange
colored shores, or yellow Daniels
sleeping among green lions, withsap-
phire colored tails, is one of the
modern accomplishments Of young
ladies. So says the Albany Dutch
man.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-06

ynChsss, The DAGUERREAN artist, com
lsiaiusahat hair dressers Pntso much
grease upon gentlemen's heads that
.sSxaanot make them stick to his sill
YER plates.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-06

THE FATHER OF THE PRESIDENT
We are Informed that the venerable
father OF President Fillmore, now
eighty years of age, is on visit TO
his son at Washington, and has just
reached this city, where he will re-
main a day or two, having taken
at Jones HOTEL .ag09ss sai
ssh ., lgil2 oeiltirtp Phil. Gdz..
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-06
a Ro.ue arre.trd.

A man named VIM. Fl. Leyisey
who had forfeited his recognizance
before the Court OF Common Pleas
Of Gallia county, was arrested by
the deputy Sheriff OF that county,
VIM. F. Garrett, Tuesday, near this
place. He was charged with burg
larry, and will doubtless be commit
ted.
An acconplice OF Levisey, named
Archibald Mccoy, also escaped and
is supposed to be in this neighbor-
hood. Sheriff Carrel says they are
both great scamps, and that Levisey
only escaped the peni.entiary on a
former occasion by turning States
evidence.-Po Portsmouth, Inquirer.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-06

How FEW DO IT.-A person pas
siurlaluug the streets ofLonden wa:
scccstsd by a stranger with the
oasstion,Hi o. a5sd % .liw iii5 a.i 1
sir.Did you s4er thank God for The
eksiofyourrsasonf q yling.ni e
yIr6Oj vas the arspIy; Il never
thought Of doing it.'sq bas 5edn5llT
-srWell, do IL quickly, 'rejoined The
k,radcer s.6or J have lost mime sc
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-06
Fair EneZ.
sr THE LATE THOMAS HOOD.

LAIh AhS4ANS
o saw ye not fair Inez!
She's gone into the West,
To dazzle when the sun is down,
And rob the world of rest;
She took our daylight with her,
The smiles that we love best.
With morning bushes on her cheek,
And pearls upon her breast.
Oturn again, fair lnez,
Before the fail of night
For fear the moon should shine alone,
And tears unrivalled bright;
And blessed will the lover be
That walks beneath their light,
And breathes the love against thy cheek
dare not even writel -i
Would had been, fair Inez,
That gallant cavalier,
Who rode so gaily by thy side,
O. And whispered thee so near!
Were there no bonny danes at home,
-#Orno true lovers here,
That he should cross the seas to win
The dearest of the dear? E
j w'thee, lovely Inez, Ell Z.
Descend along the Shore,
With bands of noble gentlemen,
odAndsbanners waved before; '
7AnA9antIe youth lapd,paaidens gay,
And snowy plumes they wore;
II should have been beauteous dream
a.o---If it had been no more! l
.q0f svrn % srsT-fsoi alc
Alas, alas, fair Inez, -si.i errU CT
She went away with song, p -.a. ..
With Music waiting on her steps,
And shoutings of the throng; -
But some were sad and felt no mirth,
But only Music's wrong,
In sounds that sang Farewell, Farewell
To her you've loved SO long. s-
Farewell, farewell, fair Inez,
-siThat vessel never bore -,, 10 '.i
So fairia lady on its deck,
81 TNordancedso light before,- a9-'
Alas, for pleasure on the sea,
10 And sorrow on the shore -1aH
The smile that blest one lovers heart
- Has broken many more looi ssu I
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-06

-0s iar J9oi 'osigo1I iam'i ~" SUI
~ .a'si1 sidi ai -siB3aT V1az 90 o. 1S9q
elr .sasr srf roTsVraedo vm ~ ~
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-06
:: THE THE JOURNAL, !. J, 5flE,lN
Is published every Thursday morning
RY JAMES HARPER. 3

n Telegraph Building, Public Square e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-25

Oxr o. rHrN cAusHr,-Ou Monday, in
Boston, who gave his name a. Joseph Abra-
hams, was arrested Tor attempting to dcitaud
one Martin Hlzlc,ou, an inhabiiani ofNliddle-
borO'. I, sccms that ,luzlg,on, while in Ia.
ycrhill street, was accos,ed BY Abrahans with
the inquiry, " Stranger in the city, Mr.. II.
ail that he was. Abrahams then proposed
e walk To So where the fire was. They pro-
eccdcd IN the direction Of the Fiichhuig Rail-
road, and were near TIA; place, when II. saw
another person dro1 a pockc,-bcok At his icc,,
and Immediately asked him Il that was his
pockc,-book II. replied no. Abahams then
said !, ,cgms To BE- a iull one you had better
pas $50 and take IT, II ihcr,uron h,gau To
Im1riuc lhathc was ,ctu upon 10y rugurs, aud
gasPiuc Abahams, called fDr assistance 90
auc-,h., acrompltcs, who, however succccl-
ci in escaping with The pocket book. Nhra-
hams, also, managed 10 break ivm llazleion' 5
gasp, aud started OLA, full speed, followed
by Nj II and several cuizra,. Finally be
VA, captured, and an officer bruuch, him bc-
fore the Police Count, on a complain, of at.
tempting larceny III, cas-, was postponed ,.Il
Thursday, for witnesses, and thc rogue cam
united meantime. -irgu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-25
AMERICAN MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,
NEW HAVEN, CT.
Local Office, No. 4, State ST., Boston.
100000 DOLLARS
CAPITAL.
Rates Of Premium Reduced - Per Cent.
Am rHE
CASH STANDARD ADOPTED.

TLs rrsii pTiariJls II ffs Ia'p'a,-' BE-, that men
lp the raymIut On small sum aunual,, uay scrurr
io thsir families % Crttlin suai 81 moll % hc raid
IT thoir death. anil lhrrrly ACCOMPLISH an olleci
lht, might MT attain luring bong iiir
~ ap-i,atH Of DE EfhrgHcs, b.. insurug
ONES lil fr the ls1ef, " biz iiisndt ur Do. ucit.
ar.. 90 flr he sole zoe M lenfGt q h. bmil,.
4 liaHlH ua, lu.ur, hcf l.iic iH thc i,urht II
hrr parents. hrf hu,lunl. ~ hcr 'h'lIIr1, ani shc
my In.ufr The w. 1T htr hi,llni ipr bee 500 sni
separate usr lnl lsnnht.
4 Haira q a4i No m1l lpsurc ihrir lives i'int.
~. aul ihr vhu' pnlIr, IT, able Go the 'uryi'ur
urou thr death ~ either.
pulirirs m1, D. made rnlalle o. Irnifs, &C. The
ls1rbtrf tIsrihr olirst. nc Jsr'Dus; Nhr'' m'y L.
f,unlol 4, M avail. Il pnli-irs ~ lH.19nrs
CHf.fs iu,, d. ,ldovcl. Pflfsssr'L'r ma, d, 30.
Bllshrl. Pasrlst it,iSr'iHis m1, y aided, mol
LIluv lsi H. r,.H ma, IT, ma'lr &C. r,llc r.
private IwIHsr., uiih.ui dNrfiins iwm 1miirs
property lnd estate.
Iuliris. itc srauicil, mi. COMPANY onl, o. sound
tnI H,'ih, Tef.uu. anI ihr lsrinrss &c thr tuuIl
D., o. ,lufr,l o. health, l1,atisns ani o. .st shs,
Uk. - CHffrIB 20 afifr ssfra has1r'rHs usi,
h.rf If.1 fFt.s. ENrn. 81 aii k,ni- atr 6,r,ialI,
avoided, and ',tN department ~ ihr lnsin'ss u
'hr tumIiuy d. rltylu.', ,pu,luttsd.
E,rp p,f,ul in.urrI i.lcIlir'i o. ansvrr 'r
II un-.iirn. JrhiinI 10 hi. hriih, constitution, s.
tn CuHrap, ul'a,n siH,,r ipf'rmliiup ifo,u ihri
Taui, rh,ssi,0, auI al.p fum iiirn'. Bhuhs
rlmrbl.fs. lrl tifUIh,s ace hiuishrl D., he Com
Irrf uf fur ArHHts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-25
Shcr,n,, snIc

ONFuED, ,s June "a. ISL.
V'NkEN on c>rru,i1n. mn will b. s1lL pl ruliig
AruiHn, ur rilHyihr - iI1y II Aurrt u.>'.
1t a,ur u',isk 90 thc llfruln1, ai lhr oiIrr II u.
u. ll1.tiH-. u l.,rN, iu .lid COUNTY, 90 ia ,i.ht
ir .Il.,g which rp,r1u g. lhl.t ct STOW, iu aid
County, h,l u1 iha - o., It Jung l>iq, or pow
lns, 81 Ul.rnH- q certain pior' oi hnl with thc
Iuill,1gs iha.'ur. situated r stow, 1nd ace .lu.
oDuNy si iN Micah Nilgt o. ,aid Fireman =. 40.
hHt lN drUl dated Jap'N. I, It's, and rr,urd,t iu
thr ONllI Weston pi.uist R'g,'iy, lio1k p,
p1gc 50, ani sli premise lrr uni,r mnu.ugc a.
james I. AlLui an Micah iub1t. dated April "a,
100, Urlulrl il ONId NriCm Dstriu !. gi.iy
q. -, T.. i2o. Reference % aid Rsgis,g 10 H.
Hnd or q more particular d'sciri"'. Amount
dur Ug .1tI Nptt.ggr als,ut 100. ani al.D of rc.
dr,ning an'ihcr certain parcel 81 hnd situated lu
>trv aul ora,r,rl ir Nor--g 10y all Allut ~
Wa. 4. Mt'k,r 10 Del dtigl ywD II, 1871, aud
rcCprdcd BE ihe ONiod WesJerr District RosI'trs,
u. - I. stS. Same va. mbrgigrd " secure The
.um 81 a1uut 500 and R,.tJucc o. sild necdm1y
IT, bal lor further particular. and description.
3v29 J. :. HARRINGTON, Dep'y. sh'd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-25

NtW,rrFrs N NUoNi,. II was uoi
uaul ITsO. that ON. State tolerated che press
Ry arcieut records We GuJ that Williams
tur-h imported a rrg>s boz that wear, and th,
.sr,t paper was established. To enable our
readers TO Judge ct abe Prccs ct ADVERTISING
.al subscription ct those times compared
with ths prr.eat, which rlny Jecag, Co b,
.,rbnat, anil even Improbable. we copy
flr following from ,hr terms Of ,hc paper
contained lr thr fr,i issue
d" Al person, NAV Or supplied with 'h,,
rlrss 40 fNy dollars a wear, 1aI have ad,cr.
t,rmrrt. lof a moIcu,r lruglh) inserted
mr ,ca dollars Jbc 6r,, vcyk, arj seven DOB,
.-, for each week 1frr.
The r1osr was issued grcg week, vhch
mrH- DO c..t aruat u.7r;y.s.N rrn,s a number
lPrrr's Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-25

Dr.s ~r,u-u.,-NrIH Dr.s-Im
Ny. Tribune give, a c..'r.f..nui -er.a, l.-
r.-... -.u- which are a. f''rvs.
-Tr. urml.r &C cn'ua. r...r. boz N.u
Y.sfsm roarI figures. 5000. Of Whom
-3.DyUa-r males. aud $4,000 ama'-s. nl-io
Oh. .unerva. go .OOo. olvlau 2l,oNovgr,
ur... a.I .6 900 .ml'rs TIE decrease ha.
l.r, been about equal BOO ti. 800 s0Nos.
..li 10 worldly az soir. a4t 900 Nai1c, NrN
Nurs. and Maryland, u.r urmhrr ct white
ulIJ. cons IsraHy ,Ncegls chat oi i,u1Ics.-
Ir New Yor, tbc gNc.-. b, 10000, 200 Maine
~ .OOo. ald boz Maryland 1000 The excess
D. thus rru9ouorlI'y largest iH Maine"
Th.. ,be Editor suspects B.. Goo De- attributed
to tbc large number Of ,hs daughters OF thl'
State employed iu factories, or 1, school mis-,
tr,sscs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-25

To the Hon, County Commissioner, fcr ihr Cauai,
ofONiou.
NvOuR petitioners would respectfully rcptcseul
that the Road lcadiug lrom Byron and Anio.
vcr through Rumford, Hanover, and Bethel 10 th-
station or The \. & ~. law. X. Road At l.oske'.
Mills, j. circuituus and hily, and that thc ahu,,
nin,r station y AZ hast two mike ueairr f1r the
inhabitants on Ilis River. Hanover Sc, than an,
other station oa the llail Road We therefore ~.
quest ,our Hon. Boarl 10 make .nch alterations md
new l6oaiions IN the rad leading from Ando,cr n
I.pekr's Mills w Grccawuod, NJ You may deem ne.
rrss,.y: commencing at Amlo,cf Corner. and "a.
nNing down i,llis River che u,''i direct and fclsa.
m, r,ute ~ the Anlm.crg.in River, somewhere H..
tween Wm nmLe,'- AMI rculvu u. Foster. IN
Hanover. where Ne Wi.h ~ n establish Few
"a ih such rate. Il toll ~ ,out think piupcr Thens,
the mo.t direct anl cl,g,hlr uulr lg Beans CORNER
t. the Station q, i1,Ac's Nil.s, ne En- duty b.uuI
LEWIS CROCKETT, L is7 a'..
Aul1,rr. June p, 1881,
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DIED

IHT.r...r. I,lI ip.t.. Cl1..I.i lu"-rn.. I.u-h.
r.I.|I. T.BrI EU,H.ta u. ". r.-rr., a..i .
H.IH-.
.Na.I.r-.n Crr. llb iH.f., .I|l.rt, NJ.
II..rW. .u.i,.f Nj = u. DI.alr, .rI dt.. ai.r
% flr II.r. AI...u h. r'H.s,r- %.
I. Tm.r. Daniel rau, a T,'..rf.. 1880, l,... jon.
rI.Hr.N -'.
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OyTOEn, 81. At Couu II County Commis,inu
ors h-grl aul hnllcn NJ paris, viihiu aui 81 che
County 1t OSi1rj, on the second Tuesday 81 May
4. ID. 1851.
Upon the iorccnirr PETITION satisfactory ~ dcucr
having lz,u received ilut the petitioners ace ~.
spou.lt anj rtshi o. D. heard toes, hing ilio m,itrr
- ftth u their pvillrn, q is Orlstri, that ihe
County Cunmissirners meet 10 ihr lvglliug huusr
IL Amu. Winslpv in lurlGcll ou Nundl, thr 2Sih
il, a Argii.i. 4. u. isNi, 10 tn u'chch, \. W,
1li th rprr pr,rcri o. view che uutr mrutipuei DO
.,l PETITION. immediately after vhirh view, .
hrlriH- ui he TlttiHs anil their viiH,.-ss viii u.
L'I 1t srur 'Inssnia1i plrs iu The Niriuiil. and
srgh further mr1su.,s taken On ih' rfrui.rs ls The
Cuuui...np,rs shiIl r,'sr rur,r AnI It !. iur-
lhHr OrIaiyd, ih1t uuiicc ~ che iiiuo. place nni
ruv,usr az the JuUuissiurors' mrriing ai1frsaiilT
given ~ all rsfsurs nod corporations ntorsstci. ly
Publishing ihr Petition, with tn Onlsr II trri
'bHrrun, thrrs vrtks srr,sssiyrl, On Ihr pNlrud
Democrat. 70 prvsTafcr p,1irj at rari-, iu The
Crur', ~ ONiuul, lrl D., sowing 1l 1ti,sicl curN
II ths Petition with co. OuHr thstUur. uTr1u The
CIrils n ihr towns Il Eurkf.ll anl r1r,s, nul ~,
rt.frr Boz three rrllir place. ir ,'rh n mil trUus
ui ur.lG'l Bri r1rs, th, fret ~ slid publications
lr1 rl,h ~ ihH other uHf.r-s o., H. r'Ie, s,iyrl
,rI r.rirl ~ s1.t t',ifi, d,l. ls'rrr .1I time II
ur..iiHg. ir thr ,rl ihp' sN Urr.r1s MOI crrrup.
t'1s navy then 1nl there aTIs,r '1l sh1W 'irs', Il
1u, ihr, have, why thr power II 'pid T'iitiunsi.
should uai o. snHlri
hur.-Wu. X. kIMRNl.l. Cl4k.
\ 'rrr ,ul, Il stiI r,tifitp HHi Ou'ar 81 Court.
- Nulat-WN. n. hiNUNll.. tlrtk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-25

ANorurs DrcLrNsioN.-Tho Woodstock
Ace. ofthc 81 inst, contains an able and dis
terminating letter from Hon. Luciu, h. Peck
ofNoutpclcr, Nt-laie Member Of Congress,
30 which he declines standing as Free Soil
carJijatc for Governor, believing, a. he does,
TIA, the Fugitive Slave Law Unconstitutional,
and ough, to b. faithfully executed, 50 long a.
IL is law Of the land The Democratic
standard, a leading free soil rapcr, Publishcd
IN Boston, makes the following ingenious re-
mark on the subject -
Although We icrrr, that NJ. Pcckhas ,a'
Ken such view ofthc resolutions 90 which De-
rgl,ls as To decline ,he nomination, thc frank
pcs. and caujor with which De has expressed
Do, opinion command, our u,pcc, or him a'
ID uru of honor and integrity
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Sherin nnlr.

OXFORD, -. July 10, 1851.
FI'AkEN ou eNocution, and Will d, snh al Public
Ngniue, al the Elm llouss. On called iu Nor.
way, be- aid Cuunty, on Saturday The 3lih DAY II
August. A.D. ISL, al one o'closk in the afternoon
a che rght, titL and interest, which Richard Gar.
LlI IT some place unknown, had 90 redeem certain
real ,stats situated o. Greenwood, be- aid County.
and lsiug che sane premises that aid Garland cuu-
,s,ed O. William Poster, II said Norway, by HE
deed tsanng date Ma, "a, $50; which deed = r.
corded With ONiord Records, BOOK -, Page l5l.
10 Which deed rsisreBCr NAV b. had Coz more
particular description of ssii premises, the same
having b,sn attached Ca the original writ
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