Vincennes Gazette, Volume 9, Number 50, Vincennes, Knox County, 9 May 1840 — Page 2

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FOR GOVERNOR, S.-tmiiel ISijWe', of Rush County ECU LIEUTENANT COVERXOK, S:i.iivl SSall, of Gibson County. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. SENATORIAL, JONATHAN MiCAKTV, of Favcttc. JOSCril MARSHALL, of Jtilbr.son. REPRESENTATIVE, 1st District, John s. painv., of Harrison.

li. v. tiiomi'sox, of Lawrence. Jl.SEI'H i.. white, of Jefferson.

JAMES II. CRAVENS, of Ihpley. calkii ii. smith, of Fayette. wm. hkboii, of Bartholomew. hemiy s. la.vk, of Montgomery,

For Keprcsaitatirc, &AV.li: J 2 DA S3. Fur Sheriff. For c cor er, ."ac:5ss.AN f mi; 22:1,5. For count) Coiruissio)icr,

3 4 th Cih

Jo.

do. J i). do. do. do.

t. tiAj a .

We are authorized to say that Elijah Thorn is a candidate for Sheriff at the

. uo-ust election.

Wo are authorized to say that William

' lark, a cripple, is a candidate lor Recur

e.er at the ensuing August election.

We are authorized to announce David

Me Henry as a candidate for Recorder a

the coming election. We are authorized to announce Zaeh irinti IiiU;.-. ....... . 1 : 1 . . r T i

i u.iiani a wuuviit-oit; .or itccoruer

at Hie next election. We are requested to sav that Mr

Ethan Allen 'is- a candidate for Recorder at

the coming August election. n ii i An apprentice to the Printing business

win ue taken at this otiice, if annlication

hn m iIr enni

' ' - : ' ' 'i - lormerly

- ' '-'-rty, in favor of

' a", ention and in opnosi-

ti: late war with CJreat Pniain.

We have received the May number of

the Lady's Pook, which is as usual, replete with interest. Wt have received the first number of the Callatin Iepul)lican, a newspaper printed at Shawneetown, Ills, and edited by .1. S. Power, Esq. The blu et is impcii:din size, and judging from the number before us. we aie assured of its

success. It 13 neat v nrintnd. n,F(c,i

with considerable ability, and advocates

warmly the chums of the Parmer of

North Bend for the Presidency.

cets to you friend Power.

The members of the Vinccnnes

pecanoe Ciuh will meet .his evenin-' the Town Hall.

a ;; is it that has drawn J, t!iis letter fiom the Cin- ::. : il 13 "Miles Ilotch.ids to be the Corres- . :y of the "'Union Associjii, whose members profess ,e "highest regard for your : i past services.'" We athtm, :., authority of a letter before us " ! Oswego, he is the keeper of a nine 4 - 1 -s -J ; i bowling alley, and a groggery forloat- ..' ''a :..,'..; .., 1 He TJi.ion ui,v..iiiuii" io a. tide - 'ih!o h,f.,d ho assumed for the nonce, by a band of infi'c b'i '' i-'-gi otirid of dels and ,ocn-focos, whose oustoin it is to ; hat "notwith-' meet at the aforesaid bowling alley to rev-

t ' ." 'guified title of Gen- i!e religion by mock prayers and asurn- ' ' ! ' 'wiivernor, that he lived, ed Titles of A', ccrcn l, as well as to deride, .-.oelves, ii an hunihlo log cabin, 'insult and bland t their neighbors. Their ..j, says he, whi3 the heartfelt tears roll- great aposilo is Fanny Wright, and the ed down his eheiKS, '-if you evt r come to record of their proceeding", we are iaV incennes, yo;i !1 always find a plate, fornud, is a li-sne of obscenity and proand .i knife and fu k at my table, and no v- ( Canity, interspersed with des.gus of the er find the door slut and the string of the most beastly and disgusting character. atch pulled in." Such is the uvea, such j These are the men who are put forward tne day and oecas'on for which we meet 'to so,d impertinent interrogatories to(Jentogeiher upon tie Tippecanoe llattle 'eral Harrison, and whose cause is del'end-

rieil. Who Wl sliv at hiimi nn if; -if 'pi', with an m!i.-li inhmnu I .. , 1 i r . . 1 1' , . I...

j ...... v, ,

dav?

WhisrS loi ha' with Heroes hied, Whigs whom Vau" has never led, Sleet us on their eiry bed. And strike for vutury. f5 Tippecanoe Jhiith Ground. I April oTtli, IS 10. To the Editor of the Free Pre.

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A general attendance is requested. Several speeches will be made. i

William Ikveily Dabney, (a loco-foco);

late te.ler of the I5.r..!c of Virginia, has

lately sbseonded with hank to the amoun' s

Whig, of s: 100, otH) or following announce in en t

luud.j of the

w e wit.i you to sav to our wh o- friends

"t this State, and all others that may

y, I come to the great I)th of May meeting

:lt l!ie i ippecmoe Battle (Jroi.nd, that we have about 3X)0 acres of good pnstuic, v.-ell enclosed, convenient to sai.l Uatdc (iromivl, that is at their service cratuitouly. P. vt X. liAUCOTK. :c UEXRV PATTERSON'. P. S. Invit- the Whig Editors, .d this

and other Sia'es to g;ve general puilicitv to this notice.

p. & x. n. a h; pv

d.ous fraud a'me.'-.rs in the !?!:!

avs the Richmond i

(iO.OOh Tin . i . I :

oi i. ns i-.tinen-

r:u:id ?a-

Thrcc

t).

!anl dJ!

uri I? ant ::!.

soon.

It is among the miseries to which all editors of hebdomedals are particularly subject, not to be able to do as they would wish. Such appears to be peculiarly our case at present. It was our intention at the commencement of the next volume, to

enlarge and otherwise improve our sheet.

out lias cannot tie done without help from those who are in arrears to us. The lime

is waxing nigh, and if some aid is not soon rendered, the contemplated improvement

must be abandoned. J lie sum which each

ane owes, is, in itself, but little; but when

many littles are put together, a birr VViiI be

seen. It is to be hoped that this will he a nf

ficient dun to such as are disposed to act

wie ciean tiling. We are determined to

coax no more. Thn Wh.cl, r... i : i r

..v. uu.iiii io in nut, uuuiiiig oioer tor

uoats ot any class, and still rising. Prom

the cold weslhar, occasioned no doubt, bv

heavy rains at the north, we are led to believe that the river will be Ipcrher this rise

than it has been the present season. It is now Fettled down to a positite certainty, that old Virginia is "redeemed, regenerated and disenthralled from the bhackles" of Van Purenijin. Eiht senators are to be elected, six are heard from, and four out of them aie Whigs, being a pain of three. Our gain in the House

may not be over five, but the popular vote

miows an immense correct principles.

Ti wouhl b litter and sheer nonsense for us to ?ttempt to gne to the public through our paper, the one-thousandth part of the evidences and marked and rapid strides of General Harrison's deserved p. .on-

j n-mnru a bneei as ijiire

as a bed-blanket, and that to be issued three times a day, in order to give the proceedings of the celebrations, log cabin raisings, Tippecanoe club meetings, conventions, and reports of committees, all bearing testimony of him whom the people love and delight to honor, we will, therefore, for our part, ej: make fuch a futile attempt. S3'-'-ll (nnnj I Mil I

..ii.u o.ainuuais win leave incen-

ad Iressed to him, out of which all thj lo

o f ),-r,s c-ndf-iVur to create political cap

lt d. !lJ C .!).. .::'! it " i-i ,.v en-,',.

- - - " ii iii j m ij y

W hio mana :ement unuart.Hs-Ird n :.

a.i:i -'Are you there

:00.) dollars will be paid for the aor.rehen- vv!")!

sion and (! livery m Kielimond of V.

1EVERLY Dauvev, lata first teller of the

Manli ol irinia, who lei; the Hank on

l uday the .'M just, and proceeded t 'I'av

orsville on the liichmond and Preah i icks-1

l ne d! :j! o ot Wcdi.esd

two u to is piifonriiii r , h,

uce Ootween an aso.-tat; m at Oswco.

X. i , and a com u'iti.-r? -it ( 'i ; ; i

Ilanisjn had aulln.rized t;

iv, co:::ai;ul a ci'iTcspon-

tbe Clobe, r.llias the Coxsackie Standard Extra. These are the men who are dignified by Mr. Van Ikircn's organ, as "the Democracy." In conclusion, we may Plly the Gljbe's language to i!s,df and party, with perfect fitness. "There are none so prone as fools to imagine thev cioi beo ol others. lYd'y is always cae.ht in i!s own trap; :md so will it be with these besotted deceivers, who will en 1 only in

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conceived, it will be a collection of vast importance and value to the country. Had such a census of agriculture been taken at every ten years, the comparison of the tables at different times would be of the greatest interest, as determining the increase of the products of our field, and the districts in which ihu greatest fluctuations have taken place.

v I'.nve duo so Jsresiniu lo make in re

Islands; a third gentleman, not a n.i sionary, Mr. Cunningham, who was with them at the time, escaped by flight, aiiij' have the painful intelligence from his ov. tlll.i i

Mr. Harris was in m neaun an i

lip

while Mr.

fitn ii :oi maim ui3

Williams was rather advanced in life. Mr. Cunningham, who heard the war cry raised, tinned and saw Mr. Harris pursued by the savages; in an instant after.

gard to this m.mcr:?vhioh we consider kA ' l""1 " " f " 1

speu. iiir. v. i;i; u uievu . .hi. n iiliauis to run for the boat which was at

very great importance. It is this. Jei every printer of a newspaper in the country, and all the cities tliil piiut Jour

nals lor distribution in ihe ccuutiy, give a

mace to the oue.-tions Inch ne co;'; j'j

some distance.

him, a:'.'! ran ln'o the water t swim

low, a

ad which

WIi

he nroo-'uiiidci

every farmer in the ilHtied States. As it is hoped that therj a:e few or no farmers

iri-

e wi u id

who do not reeeiv

cuiUiral or ot'n rwise

some journal

u .i a com

bo the means of bi.ilng thj subject t

,"- ..... o . ' .... ' . ' . ! ... i 1 . . ..r.,r.l

III J'tiit cor rect iii ss

Flie latter misuudi Tstood

oil"

to the bri', but was overtaken an I inn;dered. Mr. 0. witn didiculiy reached thu btiat, and made h:s escape. These unfortunate mi-sion-uies were MMit out In the Loudon Missionary S.-

sp-iken ol in t!ie

cieiy, and the vessel

tlieir n:d;ce, and eu.ioie inem their answers wi;h creator

t ian tuev ituiiut otherwise

do. If every It.r.ne. who receives a copy of these iute; rogatories, would at his leisure sit down, and write against each one his rnoner renlv, not onlv would the

no at

deceiving themselves.

'dlhoniiin.

pa-

....i .'In Incident. At a recent srr.md

reohe of the office!. o'ders at 1 1 ag-is '.own, Md., the following I'.i.herous inei lent oc-

curred as relate

urcu jirnt:

I. ou. Jour.

One of the Marsh.-ls of the day, at the

close el the procession, as we lone been informed, addressed the committee of arrangements thus: "l.Yntlemen of the

committee, I thank y; at'.t ntion vou h jve pai !

h 1

labors of ihe niHrslrilai.ka. greatly

ted, but, wh'u h is c more coibi ; rai' e, agieater v eree f accuracy would be

secured. T!.( in J une next, ;

distnc's as soon as consistent with accuracy. The inlei rogatoi ies it l;r to ihe crops of loD, a id to the products of that

year must li e answers relate. floriculture Li'crrnti'i is. What is the number ofyour horses mules How many ca 'dn have you.' How many sheep.' How many swine?

What is the (.-. i in ted vJua poultry , f all ki;:d,.' How manv btisliels of .hcut

raise in 1, How many l.-u.'hels c.Fbarlt y? How many bu.-Le! (,f o:i!;..' How many bushtels of buckwhea;.' How many bu.-h.ds of" Indian corn How m;.n pounds of woo!.'

How many pounds of hops?

marshals wid eiuiimrm-e nd proceed tli i ug ' thei:

lor the. marked me. You file-

ash I put it on.

l.re of (dlice I took

sonua me with

You gave n e a

t . ... ..4V I . . ' 1

o.i i;.i.'ico me a sp.enuiu raV !.orc lor the day I mounted hi ::. 1 I have rtiarehed with yen. 1 have agist

ed vr.u Ikroujh the .lay. I

I a;

icr was

one employed in its service.

FFOnt STATISTIC.-'. Tho New Vork Iady rxo ess of April 1th, l)uh:i-hes ;i ftiitiiuenl of r:.e pi ices of Flour, at iho principal commercial points tin .Mahout tl.o Fi.ile.! ,Vt!.tes. at the I.i!e.-l date tlieu reci ived

r.iai each outce.

et to our commerce

us may

i! rca.h rj,

l.iierf lef-

Niw V

hereafter. .

; o-

ork,

1 1

did

our

Voted

pose ol some ol the numerous letters

he has nrobabU P'"'' l:ul

has embezzled

i . i -i i

uurgn rauroaii. whence gone to the West. He

or made way with a large amount of tin

lunds fm bank notes) of the bank. Py order of the Hoard of Directors. John PR0Ki:r.Rot a:r, President."

Tri

jo-

i e penny

Has th

(ilobe so -soon set by (iencral

foigotteti the "examide

Jackson. Has its editor fhrtmit. n iU ,i

(Jen. Jackson had a confidenliul committee to relieve him of the burden of ids cor

respondence? Has he forgotten that the

um! I live acted an 1 fought witli vou foi

vcari

can go wi'.li you no lon-

I wish to quit your pr.riy in peace.

.Ail aoiourneo m.Ai!nr ..r i,oi i n ., . n i . ..

j ...w..,,- oiu a rv i. pp. nii r.i i m

KllOV TiM,.PP:,rmP Si,oi.,,. " .-o ,,. , J . Ft-

- "It , tt .11 mm h i J I r tl'i.l ir"J I'.-riirr . i .

n, il, , 1, ......: ... , - - ai u.iv; o. l.iai

evening next, the llih inst. emir i.t carlev candle-i'urhtin r

lav

c.;m;i:en-

delivered

increase in favor of

.. I 1 ..:n i

.w nuuicss wni oe

Rev. J. II. II arrison.

. ....... i.

-v -riiciai aueiiuauce o: tne memhers

is requested, as there is soma busing , a

mportance to transect. By order of the F.rcc. Com. D. S. ELDEI', Secretary. YWlVd. PIKE!! rilJEll!

J he citizens of V

ati ti'e

'A '.T Tl I II w I liru -i ...... ... I . . . . - . .

,..1., oit nijiicticu io iiieei ai liie Town Hall on Monday evening May 11th; for the purpose of forming -a company of Firemen to take charge of the new'en-

enging that will arrive in a few davs.

It is hoped thai the vouijf men Vv ill

be amonj the fore most.

A CITIZX.

committee, and that I) aid Gy wnnr, uho

a member oi

Hariison's committee, was another? If

so, it is a irreat convenience for certain

ses to po-sess a v.!vr inn ru. We

were a Jackson man, and we know something of the doings of our jniry; and we then fore consider the attack upon thiii i ' i .

i . suipio a.; amounting to an assault u

on :he policy of ("en. Jackson. Por our part, we think there is and

ample ju-ti.i -ation for the example se t by

t w e ger.

i .... i . i i

"iiii uu jour sa.;i, your o.eige, your f.mrse and again thank yon for thedist notion you have conferred upon mc. Hut gentlemen, Pli he d d if! don't -oh; for Harrison. I am jnt on my wr.y to

j ui me iippeoanoe Club." And he did join it.

From the !:j irit of '70. Mr. Fditor. I saw in ihe first No. of tho Constitu'ion, something about a certain egg found by some person in

your city which l.aat paper says, is to be

1 1 o v m my How mauy

puu

s ol wa. :

: r .

j . a .c s .

bh.l

tow many tons oi fa .

How many u ns ef lu-mp and :I. How many pounds if toVjecu? I low many pound of i ;.( ? How many i.ounds of cotton hav

gathered? How many pounds of t ilk cojeooa-. How ir.any pounds of sj-ar'

e y.i

Fij.-.toii, Forllau,', Fhihd. dj.hia, W i'.'.iiuti ii, lhiliimore, Aleui)diia

.h'. relow.l, i 1 1 e 1 1 .'U o I i u , Fud. iiek dnire irh-.-town s-'.i vanah, .! oi'le , e.v I hie ii. s Loui.-i!!e, Iiit.-h.ir ;h, I 'iueirin.i'.i, W heelmc, IV;. it flev; l.uid OUil'llO, Fjclie.t. r,

Th is ;1 lueiit.

1 r elexeu u.oi.l

thrreiu u " 7 ') a o a " "i

o ( ,' ) o Ot)

f -Z7 a r, -.: 1 7 a "j 00 l :o a 1 7o a 1 SI i .,() ;l d ;) air: I . 0 a ! i' 1 00 i - 0 0 a ii '' ) (! 00 a (') o 1 7 5 a 7t o A I'd a d h: a :i 'z C) i e ; i

a ' o a :i ( o a a - a d 7 o

as a tah.e

e copy it. ( Jciinessf-o oudieru t y.i'i Jstock lare. 1'or expert

A Od J S7 :i oo

(."oil'it'-y

.lull

1.. c. i;,t- Lo-.. i a1 k m iderato

ma'l

average jnn'e lnr t

i 7 cents. The l'.; ri ss f

c.:;.c;,;r !-h.o.n: ' tue ;l

lirj, h i:. ; o v idi to l! e cio.-e of

tor

and cj!;i;:j z Cow ii

For M.iv. it win 'n

July, 3 f 1; f r Angus', :" s o h,r ( )ct. ln r, 5 d ! ; f, r

ahove l.a:oed plare.,

ns this stateaei.ie . r i.

May 1 !. la t io mil:.

.; i.i.e, ; ou o-. e.i

I r

i e

i 'eci-inhi r, auarv, j

f.,r

;:; fr

a i, f.r

I 1 o T 111 1 1 1 V ei o'd -:

Oi u ood

"OU

of the province of the products

sent to (Iencral

Harrison, in

order that

;e may set on said e.ir in handuo!

We would inform the editor cf the Constitution and all the party that there is in this township about one hundred and fifty rggs, which are now about to hatch,

and liom every appearance there will I

r but about twenty out of that number that (will prove to be a Idled, and by the first "' ' 9 J m i . .....

j .Monday in August, they will all be able to

citizens of V incennes, who feel Gen-ral Jackson, and alleged to be ii lita-1 roni'' t,) -Nor1,i S-I'm, and crow aloud for fri in the safety of the Porough ted by ("letioral Harrison." Poth aie t!ie I IJicr a!,a ".1, and by November will

heroisof war, and both are eomir cted by j ( rou so 1011,1. 1:1.-st the i tderal an I5n-

num.rous tics v idi multitudes of their hi-Irt!!-1'! 1: " white house id low countrymen who served with them, j ! a"":ton- Vk t! Mil not then be told

inai we nave counted our chickens before they are hitched.

Eel-river towns'uip, Hendricks coemty,

the IuJiaua Jourual

wh.o

when their old

Ccnerals are ic-

ceiviiig the ap luse of their country, fre-

quetdy proldi : 1:1 their

letters of cong 15 at not onlv

tiiTitvin a-i I inquiry

Cen. Harrison has been overwhelmed with correspondence of every description, some of which, it may easily be imagined.

Indi

ma.

only uuruensome m a peetini-

,4.1. ,! ft ...

fr- -

. -j . jvi -rr-y 9.-7 v.-- -A - - -t ,e-i n

very man to hit tent, Oh" Indiana!

TO TIIII BOYS OK CENTRAL INDIANA. )o you know that the greatest and mo

universal nalherinT nf tfm P.,,1.1.,.

lias been not

ary poi v, 1 1 ; f ie w , be t gra ' u i ton s , t nnc. c -. ; -

ry snd freqm ntly impertinent and insulting. To such an extent have letters het n ent him, couched in every form of language, that it would 1)0 aii impossibility to di-erimina'e freq-ienily between friends

and 'i

ocs-

hon a lide letter-

and

imp oni

ony also add, that, Ceaer.d

Liarnson has thus far given his attention so constantly and assiduously to his in.iu-

m?r:di e correspondents. th-i !d I, .-.uu :

I -"I ...... lit. .111.1

1 as oeeii not a iittlp. imnnirpl In- Jt .Jw 1.. 1 Ul

lasses of community, who are in favor

ias oeeu not a little impaired by it alieadv -

1 . , L U U

-. C- i... - WORTHY UP PECOIH), It was rehted to us a few days siu-e, hy a gentleman from the western nan id

; Illinois that an old gentleman of that State I who had been a. staunch supporter of (Jen. i Jack-on, an 1 even of Mitin V.i 1 Huron, in 18d, called lo see a friend of his in . Springfield, a warm Harrison man: ! 'And you think that Old Tip can bring i tn O.nernme.'it back to its former purity?' 'said the !Iarri m man.

lo," s aid his friend, "for I lemember . 1 1

ear ' ago. when ( nunc mv te-ii 1,.

Mad Piver Mill, that my w"a"on "-ot

What is the value your daiiy ? What is the value

your orchard? , How many gallons of wine have you In "

t.iaue: ' Wh3t is is the value of your homemade or family goods? As iufnnauly connected with these, may be added those relating to horticulture which are as foilow.-:

What w as the value id the produce your market g ml m in l.-v!'J? What w as the value of the p.oduce your nursery acd gret n hiui-e? 1 . ; . 1 . . . " 1 . e . ' 1 : . 1 ,

11 ia nopeo uiai minors iieen l.y cause of agricidtuie. or who ,av: ers in agricultural distiicts, will 1 . . 1 1

price 10 me aoove iterrogatioi

vite t!;o attention of those iutert led, that they may be in readiness wiih tiodr

Let ihe fust elfo t for

ul of

t J tin-

e rcadgiie a and in-

11 U ti V,

.. Mar, h, i 7 0. '

h rum r in tocn. ih t 1

oTiveo 1 1 1 1 m i ranci .

oiiijipe, l St :t.es and

(Jreat Pritia)i. in the adj u.-i ur n 1 ,u ih' N.

I. Pouudar (iiestiou- I'hiLi. In; ,

a .ie.-.-e;.gci' iias

w;h an oiler from Louis iiiedita'e iietween the Pniit

utrtr.

There appear in die Ohio piper.-

idtr-

uscmeiit.s 1 a Uau.v i,i Ohi.,, hid, jsiyicd the Washington Library Uauk.m which it sets i'lo di lint not itii-iaiulinc the Legislature lias for! -id its is-miug notes, it si, all continue to circul ite them In hevmgthc (lovi-rnor and I a gi.-latuie have no right to interfere u nh a ('baiter already 1 I.- ... y

w e-ter j friends

icpli

an ;e

11-

cu.tural census of the United States be met in a manner that shall insure the desirable accuracy of the ;ncabi;.-e. .7 s.vg-gco.i to parents Were children accustomed from infancy to hear nothing but correct conversation !'.,,-,.

earning

would

gia.uon. e ca ltion our

not lo rec-ivu these notes. s thrv h .v..

no leg d value, and it is a currency which ha- hem fudiiddtm by ihe State and of a

fraudulent deseri 0 io 1. 'Fh...i

I 1

an; lil .11 l.iO.y Slai tl ,1 hill t-.

The City Ti u-i and IJ-mking Company have i-een out m. .!- -in i .... .

i - j i .i. ti. Mi, -

nit lr an saciioii' of this Com-

oncenis

a nest of speeu-

The fr.

would be l nt little need of their 1

arbitrary rules of grammar thev

naturally speak

enee it is that c

write correctly

i nr.

cuts are generally so much more

hihheii o educated par-

easy

ptrny sh.Hi d be brought m light, and the ongma'.ois UKi-t with their jui reward. Sy!ccUr's Il j ortcr.

-9 C A' Of nCU'.sinl i. rs V l,..,,..

Irom ih,- lioston Courier, lhat Jd.o Vibiams, i ril .te ea.e befo,e ihe Com'lion Piycus, laid doWii tl(j h.w in relation

m J fl':t:on interesting lu. editor newspapers, as follows: 1. When a siihsrriher lo a ih.-wsm.i

ou.eis u to tie discontinued, and 'i'liies f, be Iff. ;u .-s ,-eiJei..,-.

it ron-

umption is. ia the i.l

til lueir eonversati.m thm dence t.) the

of Hor n.-, i i ; . i. .. i ' -. i into a iniie hole from whi.-li th. u,...,..

C f i . . ' ' - , iv u inn sin iiisin;., , , lilU O iS 'X l I - , . . " " " n'l e J

Jiujcis, oiei-nanics. .ainwN .,.r . c- . .... a .

. r . ' en,, uii uon ot tiie good old hero to

not 1 1 !:.' it U'i,;i., ; .i .:. o:i

lListice to " d .: ' " i. lit. iiiis lioi iii-

all, that he should find it necessary to he I ,'encnii Harrison came riding by. assisted hi- a ,irt nfc.n,ni,;j - I ' I'ulOUt dthlV the old (Iuner:d d im,i,mi.

I v . M Wll , .11 JUU1WUII ItJI Lll. 1 J l!llJf" . . ...VUllMllll-

HARRISON & T V I 5 R Xo fair man can find fault with such a'6',' P1"1Ilei1 olT Uii eoat- Ptg his

Are to m?et mon the iutto- -.r,,. proceeding, if indeed such has been insti-

TirPEcANo:-: on the 'ill OF 31 AY,

I o wi loom

and grace iu

t!ie chili!

language like from (hose with

: c ... i i ! .i

i. we Hcuiu nave me voting imp, ow: in this day f.

nop uiain pari ai i-aucatm,,. ue i.n.t be wit!, hisknouled

..,; ,M a no vulgarism from; not

)s'!iee cf

, the prcan evi-

eoiitrary, that it is lcft JV

c iiicrt-ii ii i i I-...,.. ....... a v .i. i

".i. u 1 .11-1. If:ir illl' S i!, i.rt.w. i

Mii-uas, ;unl i;:-,u!i a prom our manners, is caught ice to pay fur it. 1

w i o n w e iKsnrriin l ' r .. .

- '', 1 II -1 1 1 .1 i

new-paper ho left from day to

m person :U his place of business

us. i areuts ana teacht rs canuoi b

l i

luuu, which we are not

tain of.

aitogeiiier ccr-

shoulder to the wheel.helped ma to get my wagon out of the rut.' The people's wagon of Government is in the mire boh

of corrupt! ,n, and I firmly believe Gen

Harrison is the

go and con-ent, thoui-h

is express consent, ami if !,.. .;is

e too, son to e ii-vn th .. ;.. ... i.

particular in the nreaen -e d" . 1 1, .; ,c ,i , " miner thei

"e is to pay for it

only man

T . ' l : . ii , i

ill I if I-; r, i ,t , , . . i i... i . v'. .

ih,. ' l '; aneuu i.i ii ins oecretar .. the U,d soluieis once more f.,, :r:. . .. . ,-

io huh scene ot glory, where everlasiinc ,i. ,. . I3 ;ll,fl people wnl accent in lielninrr ,!,-,,,, f

i .i- . . .. .. . ---- i wn. iiiiiiuiii.ii u s lll'.etroaM ones nut in' -. C .......

ueiicuis were v.rou vitni h nm i.,r I.-, i; . , , rr

ana:

Do you know that hundreds of old and

every imaginary shape. And has this ex-

atn:le no oara e ? Ccr!-,;,d

t . -

say rich now. nre n roidi- ..-,., ,,t;., . .. ''''i1'"111

Van Puren

taiuly it has, in

,llc auirauv proviumnr tnr irl

"bread aiivl me.-it

, ami camp equipage," for resting and

. Did he

late inquirers

to the history of hi m. !.!.'.. t;r .,.,:.,,

j'v'.. nil., llillllic-

lies on the '.'5th inst. for the IJattle

(.round or Iippecanoe. All who are desirous of going to mingle with, and witness thfi nrpitpci (.ni.n,.,,.;. c

i . . ,s r ,UUTU,"MI3 Ul eo- campm O tl lldi fh.. l i ii . I 1

wiey iter oenem, will have an excellent opportunity of an easy conveyance, and at a much cheaper rate than in anv other w ay.

11 u CO.nitts a it !n I t.oo.,'

i.i- eampaign: no vou know that that CVrt-ii .lv I.,. ,i, i , " - one thin- which few have in these 4 u! ' 6 lld' rAnJ w,t'- hcw nu,dl Treasure-times, will !!;,t be ceded' " IV5""' mC Us re" cre m.o'ivi.h I,;, ' V c,:,ve.J a spontaneous nominaiion of the

team, ImrJe b ' , ? wi, L ZcT lZ1 fT' aSS8'"bled' '" ...:.. i :. . "10 .unPIJCk- 'i!r cindnhite. stand noon ilm

nij wee lis provisions, be

ready to march to Tippecanoe.

Know iiig b

i'P and and piinciples upon which lie entered l!

wnose sei vices

Pl 11 1 . r r. .-.l'.ii . . I..I . l

to ..v.n-v luuu wii ij.uu !'rounii.

From the Alhat y Cultivator.

UiNMJS OF AGPIOIJPTPPE IN

IDE UNITED STATES 1 T

e ere happy to perceive that this im

portant subject has been taken up in the proper quarter, and that we are at las: to

have such an enumeration on ih j agricultural products of this country, as will L i f 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . i

i.'iMi-u t ome cstnnate ol the quantity nro-

uueed, and the districts in which they are

,grown. In reply to some stif e-js'tions

WebegIeaeto call the attention of uur readers to the advertisement for the s-ale of 1'ancy articles to be held on Monjav evening next, for the benefit cf the

I U 1 I A A .... t

that extensive preparations are mak- wi h , ' , ' " "u llicr inose wi''f made by U3 on this subject, Mr. Debcrv the "Pmneels"1 around the oh! ll : r:!::: tt7 sauiejry, the chairman of cooe Vf

g ground, to afford better accom- h;m , ' : ) . f , f iJU "'-"'"'"eu rieuiture, has kindly forwarded us a conv

on to those who mnnm n " ' -I'o.iu utir ivuowiteige. J.el tnem of instructions for thn im- nn,l

. the brave eoldeirs fo, n i , l.l ZV!S' l0. .,aake . selves ac- of the marshals and their assistants. ,

.1 .t., i i . ' " ''1,UUI V,1U1 liistory ot the cennt.-v. ivhir-h i t,- r,n .

.. ...... ,,UvJ i;iu loi.owiniT series ol

modati

pared

f . ill rrli t

. . vi j.v,i, iii.u euoouy urou no in I ) i i ' 1 1. i i -i . , . - Do you know that a larWr arniv , "J Hary and not uncharitably

..... . o ...v... irij ii ih -1 it.. .I,l ol.l

11 1! I.Q 1 ,.-,- I , . .1 1 " "I"

... uv. li.Lir ui.oi ever met toTeth

er in

soldier to re-enact the

t 1 ) t " AI . . C 1

he state of Indiana? Do you I1(,t feel anx- h h" , Z V r'P?1 ions to form a nait of ihi ,r ,D r 7 ,ai.llf tune'. ,,,s e51 h'd prm-

vmirfrirn,!,,!-!, .. T Ior t!ie,r exclusive benefit

. , I,, Lii siiipiiis, ineir i wouhl ' Mags, and their cannon, will be there to J ma.ilv

'This

uc unnecessary not to sav un--en'le-

mquirics are to be propounded to rvnn

farmer. Althougli there are some products it would be peihaps desirable to have introduced into this list in order to render it complete, yet it contains all the most essential items, and if carried out in tlie spirit in which it seems to have been

sever

lad

eminent at Washington j( the United

Elates mail under tiie frank ol

cxpectaliou

in thai ease h.i

CsS

of Congress, i

(..wj.iiv uiiu ui uie coni-

muiee oa .Agriculture. d'edford fhrcury , 1-... From the Xcw York Ohsn rer

Two I'Iis3ion.ivi;5 cal:u by Sansl! Through the kindness of a gendeman n this city, we a-e permitted to publish

an extract from a letter just received by lum Ciuuainiug the heart rendin- intelli

gence tuat two missionaries in New 7.(..i-

ami have i-bared the same f.te of I.e.

tno'i and Muuson!

Sidney, X. S. f "ales, I)eC. 1st, s:,: "'The mis-i onary brig "Camdei," left

lpmi the day bifoie our s'do s,i!,.,l

and arrived bore la-t evening, brin-Mirr news that two of ihr Micc, ?..i."'

- i -1 o i u 1 1 1 1 1 H a w no aded in her, during a visit to thn Ki-,,,d

of Ewomango, one of the I ,ew Hebrides. 1

were killed and eaten bv the natives. I

t hey wee Messrs. Williams and Har-

ri: I jinew them hoth l!.a m

NVilliams quite intimately; he was a

ighiy intelligent and gentlemanly man.

one of ihe most indefatigable of ;.fl Chris

tian missionaries he is the author of a

cry valuable work on the South Sea

member j informed !a-t

''he Nashville Whi"

Jtit from Vicksb

u fJlr says: ".ve with

evening, by a irentlein.,,.

ijurg, who hnd lii.i.n ...

eunSiderabie portion of the country in - v,e,,t yof that cy, that live out of v l ed'" . 'e (','l,l0,, ftn,iS w " r i' .'-'' -aste -farms.

- out a year or two ;,;r0, worn, fro,,, l:i,uou to 59,000?'-

i.oo.i ;it IVmis li"ii.;.a

we jo

KVvohilio;, jn ,a Sl

fire! See i!,

Tlie w hcclsnf

te actually strike

loiiowmg t xiract of a ct.

.-.u:,m la,:.,,,;:, ..:;

V..,... i .... I'QU- Jour.

iter. ! .i- ......

. ..... , 11 I I "I 'i ........ . ! a .

i 11 U L SA N D, at f ho . ... ,

'"r.oed tliemselves mi, q' ' Ciuu. a ppecany&

-V r'-t'uian, ,,, U ' CdU Vas l"n'-vn t liver and -.to the colt's taiL. The cult .heJ i i . , 'aU3lT- a man on ne

'" 'oieave Uie .... , nn, s

mare s i n ..-), r. i- ... .

is no time r wa 'T', A" rcvU:" Ji 1 horses, was tke