Vincennes Gazette, Volume 10, Number 35, Vincennes, Knox County, 6 February 1841 — Page 2

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le tter late than nescr. Wo thin week pubmdi tho call er recommendation of our Senator aivl Representative, with others, for fho holding of Convent-ens in each district, to nominate euilablc men for (A.n-gre-?. ft was promised two no'ks j.go, but wj? mhle.id. Wo call cttentlo-j to it.

Jdm

Dowlintr, !:?.!. of tho Wnhn.h

Warier, a.rl Richard Co!?, Esq. of the ic National Patriot, have been elected by tho Cdieral Assembly of this statv, Public r.-int-'r?, to serve three year? from the iu-r: Mohiy iti Augu?t noxf, and have is-

ucd a IV osneetus for a pane: en

" Indiana .,:a'e ware'V, r .;blidl nnv t

CHO of unsettled claims anini the elate, so that our debt mav bo called 81 l iJjM -000. Of this debt, we contracted

t .r bank jut rpo :e-t, And for Internal Improvcnvm

recen c;

:ie

purpose.; We iiuvc P;.rO-

An J we, have received for In

ternal Improvemc

p trom all sources.

pur-

c2,bddU.O Il.SviO.OOO 1 .'J'JO 000 lcgoj di

J. hid large amount lu?3 been cvneuded as follows: l or the Wabasha Erie Canal 1 ,SSG.0d 1 Works in the 3-mM of UsC, ftToO,-". Interest, J.1-JS,C33 The coiiij)roinise p-o-yerfv in Mew York, ' ' ?91,od9 Sundry eti;r !1 ;; ,r 1 1 ,5T 1

The amount of State Bo: sued 13 Actually received is

AnJ the amount r-oe.e in Now York la

rtt't-.

;;3ih-oi rci$j.:Lj

And yet, oujy the day before Mr. -Mason made his repor', 1 w a., called a nulilier, beeauso I taid te.at the State owed at least fourteen m;i!ion3, and could net pav th intereit. The bid proposed bv 1:12 at t ha com

mencement ot tiie session, n.i amended,

ia.i pa-??

vvmeu w

nt't'-J t'i ,u 1 ' , SI, 000,000 i

from the Bank nbomu that amount. It Lans

It allows the Bank to ie:ue

ami'

ciion, fir Boron eh cfri

re r, which Leok pUce on Mondav last, the rii-u'.; - i a? fllews;

A. T. Flllhejenief the

lo

ud.

an, I

T.

i.lt. me

rustv-es I t th" I ; Ward A. LoRoy a-il J. L. r,A r tho 2::d'Ward.

uhi::n

an, I .-:

i nos. loiho) end John Ma f-s f.r the A i Ward, and H. Mcilenry an II. L Tiepcec? tor f !'.. d'h Ward. - s

A t th p.tir.unl u

neetiriiret tiio '-.areho;d-

1 i uv

-e!er,

i e

i.-r. ine C" !

the 'iucen:;eH Library, t'lt; f

n-oii

enti Inst;

ni en uere t;t:un for

eloc'

;0 -,v-o t ; i -

I I !

n small note1 an! reouire?

so 'Or con: on the State the and it direct?

.mg fund

pro':: ot the sinking fun

a portion ot iuo s-u

. i ii.ie .seen a ea.cmati.n m b.and writing of tho casliie;- !' th? S Bank, Mr. Rav, which estimate) thai

e.-ito.i

ie

M;to will nay m CM0d.(:00 per vear. a; SSCOoO. and rd.ad The sixth and seven w ere .struck out by puenco ot' the to-ilt iuen rectiom nrovii

lereat t.ivuid I.

ee::;e. bv i l hae-t be c entent t!i see ti n ? toe UnUiO.

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;u

Hi: itil

Ull I ill i co:r-e-

Wi-.hm tbe bst twenty years, it would seetn that rdergymen. in about equal proportions, in our different proiestant denominations, hive been breaLing down by scores, and more p-.uniculaily as respects their voice. Ihablio opinion requires of our clerpy, much greater exertions than thtur (iredeceosors cominonly made. The reliirious mocwngs, benevolent associations, coeieties ior promoting various object?, and new organizations of almost every description, are, perhaps, ten tunes as numerous as they were forty years ago. To say that four times as many sermons and addresses are now delivered before a given population, ss was formerly the case, would bo an estimate probably much below the fact. Beside.; tbesc additional labors, the habits and manner of

living of very many clergymen, are es

scniuny changed, l ew now have cithe

ici.-uie ur lauu 10 enau.j them to a tend

to agriculture. .Most of thc-i have re

nouuecd tobacco. W hen ib.-v me f'-.

tigucd, the slow process of self restora

tion is Jopted, instead, '! v cxjiedient

oi more suoucnly rev 'wmg exhaust

cd powers ot tho system, by vd;o ilitfusi ble eiirnuli. Few use wine, and mos even dispense with eider. Manv fami

uu uiuppeu me use oi cutjce, tome

o. tea, and a considerable number have

materially lessened the quantity of aui mal food.

We have decidedly no fmev for thi., new state of things T.'fnk'of undergoing eight sermons a week, and trusting

io the "slow process uf ttul-restoration'

tor a recovery! no consiitulio.i could eland

rom the cw l'ork Express. aay3l,"ve best looka littlJ into that in-.t-'es of mt-rcLi.ndize. a" ship to ti e rigl.T en"The Campbelh are coming" and as ter and see that thing! tint made worse Uer full sail on the left of !-ntte the

com-.mr even:jcael tae:r . adovvn . -f -e ' man mevneeu oe

W(2 ci imiiu:iil f!..-. lff..- 00,t.!, . 1 '

.. " 1 - ivnii l'i

V o have pritty much

likeness of Washington, and on the riitl

a like.us of Lafayette. On tlie left

1! on us been strmrling under and th.-ou:!i

our anxious readers. Wo confess our ;-, a heavy etorm, and im who ha.i saved any hand margin, a steamboat on the tigVl probation of t!io idea shadowed forth bv ! thillg rn:, t!link himself pritty wed oil'. an India Letter I). N. C'dll, II.

f.10 Major, ol putting t!;imrs us the) iccrc ! ?iilI' Ii:a' " g'-x-'d lor .-omefluug, t::u" before tho Goths and Vandals overrun ' -:L' 'i;l3 lo:t a w snih. I h-vo aeen tlic

Most eslinmblo men iimet (-s. i'iv.'o I olhes, in mv dav trit)t prittv

institutions were "nm c:' O.n ' ni'di clean, but Caet. J umn er with a leetlo

iek" and if after examinatiua thev are ' e.sc:tance l.om t.':o ot.ho.- o wners, wtc.dd

. .... . o-

the laud.

tomiu vvortny, wc say restore them to posi- j no I-cr m' v.-ou!u go uti agm as lion the counter revolution wc have ex- -sever. I have :vun corn-tieida v. a-1

1 full

Mertii, rre.-i-its df 'omm.v

ferienced tully mdicatc-s a dorure to re

turn t what we were v. hen proyjieritv smiled on industry. "The old guard' should not be overlooked, thou'M tlie fo?

ot modern (lavs

it.

Seriously, is it not worst' than Luudia-

):: to fee what religious cr.w.usi.ism

;ad:

11 1

i:.S UOWU t ie Ln.OV. vh-u- nt

'. u ot 1 1

! ,1 . 1.

ue 1

yrr: a .:ut: I u;.i., President. Jon:t Law, " A. TLlus, j (iro. l. (Ttaso.v, Directors. Dan'l. ?r ahl, I JOSEI'JI SoML5. J S. i,. Cf.osp., Lilrairiun. J. B. Makti.x, Treamrer. B;4lth ui Vitti'rniics. l'rom t! e report of tlie Sexton of the

Public Buri.il (."round, invle to th) Trus-j

tee; i.f the Borough for th-- past er, ?p-;s .kh the whole number of interments hsve besn forty, viz: in January 6 fsbrutry 0 Mir?h 3 April i May 1 June 1 July 6 August 1 September -i October 5 Xovenv:?r 'd De

cember 1. Msles 10 Fema'rs 21

Whites 34 Colored (. ffuHder 1 year

f over G year? t.

Causes of D'ath. Consumption 3

Dv?entarv"J Cancer of tho Womb 1

unions cover u;orosis i calairtius

i.li l.iO :? pet-

that the proceed. of the vim

r.Vxld l.o paid into toe htato 1 reaI iliouglit it rig'it. Tli-i State !:a one million of dollars Laned out a and nine per cent, and I cann A s justice of re.aking th" Bankloa:: a;

na o n-nmit

c a ;

ie i'.'ik men.

Ban!

c e ;

p-r e-:

Lie v . 1

i !hs oneralion w.

I'reasurv at least 10,(100 j ... The in'ereit ami expmr- ' on -i 1-1,000.000, To meet this, we

eig.it

10.00

at

to? hbre

. I. i i

aiu anixiin-r io renuer men

wiser, happier and better, it proscribes ih

D.imties ot i,ature. and J jinmncf. th-

dispo.-iiiou to innocent enjoymmit

a benevolent Creator has b:sscd us witli. And wh.d are the consequi net -? Phvsica! infirmity, mental doles;-. n, the gloomy

riome, tlio lanatie ineetitnr, the bed of

it

M.

sFor the Vinccr. it s (iar.f tto. Hrucccille, Feb. 1, 111. M u. Ca DDtN'GTe.N;

Si :: I send you (ji per rcqtu-at) the

srmver to l!io Lnign:

.

i ji. m your

' i-1 papier as lodows; Franco is a country iuLiroe.

is a river in Africa. is a town in Indiana. is a town in South America. is one of the United Slates. is a town in Tennessee,

tin

e oaiu ov

4

Bamv

By tho Lawrenceburgh and ludiauaoolis 11. ii.

Ck. Tho sup:.. d oro-

su:i'iermv bill

.0i)0

1 1 ,000 50,000 1 GJ . ?0

(5'i.(UjO

Nile Carlislo Sanlafe Maine DreC.-.i

.i-"t is a town in N a

IL

an

ampsturp,

T

o 1. 0

),

ixatton

Four looruii' 'hue? Mr.

.io !-oon mo iteu: v

"i u

i"?:i?SA0 te.pp .--opposed d pay its own

interest but tho times arc- constantly

Mat

end: bull Uorn I Pneumonia 2

Disuse

miKtiown 2 Dyspepsia 1- ' i

Inf.ii. "mil 2 Whuoninir Coujh

!n:hm;ma'i,!n of the BowcU 1 De

ioIci a

I'.rmrn I icmens

1-

-Pulcey

- -Froze,

1.

-ju p

1 Suicide I

2 Inflammation

of die L'.mgs l--Typhu3 Fever 1-Puiiid Sore Tnroat 1 Intoxication 1. ,. Sev en intern "i.ts were from the country, so that tiie whole number for the borough were but 33 which according to our population is not qu.ie 1 per cent. T annual rate of mort dity from the icL'tored deaths in England and Wales for ti c yer i 837, was calculated at 2,02 per cent, nearly.

The Board of Health would recommend that the Sexton hereafter should apf ly directly to the medical attendant, who should certify ike cause of death, and the dur&tlo of the fatal disease. For the Yiueermcs Ciaetto. bi'jiANAi'i'us.. Jan. o' ISil. Ma. t,'AM!.N;;Tox: T1k relution to adjourn on tho Loth Feb nary ba.3 been rdoptod. Oa Timrsuay the ve-rv aide au i indefatigablo clud. .m..! of tho commit' ?e en the cauai fund. Mr. Meson, ma . I : i 3 report. Tho Ilo-tsf! eonsideii.d k .:nportant, that 2.0t0 copies were ordered to be

were. Wc know that all tho

other annual resources f tho 'no jai 1 into t.bo Trca-urv, in

.oie, iinii me annual exue:i.:es 01 ttu

is SW.000

itrowni''

il lis:

Will

Frr'aiury

.-,f

, 1

nemnt r

qnirr-

121 .000 PoiK P. 50 cents ii S'.5ver:ty-;ive cent? taxes will

I 1 1, 1

feci. 000

prcbsmy promifc -ToO.000, at the usual rate (pialification, but we cannot exp-ct l.;a; rate D con::nur' imj-er the inor eae.fd and continued pree -ure f r money, and it ni'-rc reasonable to estimate the 'irocecth- of 75 cent 3 at

-720.00:;

a whoie A ME PICA CI 1 EST ERF1 ELD. r ? ' "US but ' 1

As '11. seems f;'' -"' j,, di amusement let him trv his hana a .T.i.d!owinr-: T. I am composed of ilfteen letter?.

my o, - o is wnal ail wis;, to avoid. My 8, 2, 7, 11, 3 & 1, is the name of an operation in Surgery. My 11, 12, lb", 7 &. Fb is the name of a troublesome disease. My 0, 2,7, 10 & 12, is what the ladies are ail fond of.

My 1, 3, 0, 3,7 t 11. is rm article

ov crsua-

an 1 partv ntrde may have m-

wed them

cot tun iiei L all .en: t : -.nr.-h in one s;ua!I td wind and hail, but folks would ' to

tr vi n

k am and tho next seaeou tliey would

nave better !uc:i. it am t v. ;-.e nor rihteoiio,"' says I, "f ir folks to turn io creakkin, and when times arc bad, turn to and

sell od" and

;mt.

1

that i.s just the time to

hanonun.-l -heer up, and oft" coat and -o

at it and put diiug to rights for good weath

er and la;r wind. 'Lucre isoim thin"" days J, "tba.t is pntiy certai.n u: muuev matters, wiiai may be iuen'd or soent in

is or ", it

-hM-J t$&V tho c'-'llI'ti-v is waited or b,-.f: it r?1S&-'.l '"SST ' 'omcu heres about, and folks d.mt eat it rv'trS?feVl ?H -o'-SiV- i lcilu lt itsoni.v t' rounds. A U .:;.le;'Uv-C;..e; - -J.C 0 j'vlLVr' l' i:'e Treasury wmi so full

:-;I ?:'iV'.;-V4 maiil litililt X'1 " tlul!;ir i:i hiS iket and is

L'VfAW? :-fiCC'uiliX a'lA :o out who jay., ti

---vvv I ',.,tI;i;l rAuV-' has sr.: :d-.nlv of property but ii jul.-J .T n'-u i '"-l'-':-l :!:!:f',i-.'fi t;.rov and .--Jell oli his pro-tort

CVa'o . V'".:"'-:--' 'A v j limes it v. on! da

To the Editors of th.

r -!ow!v

V e a r J e' m

ior as t'io (iiiei';d has :re't a 1

tnmn.3 and .tonoiiiT !;!.-

n I w am ; to k;.,k ao-ut hi;

. ..e (. 1 i 1 1 1 r c ;

... .k,,

. 1 . Express.

r.d

n.ue.i 1 Mare!;

1

f.-urei v

many ! !

on the vvav. i au i see t. ?

.1r!,

j pav eine

)rooertowu a:

very lew

thing'but

oi tie;

V.

t 1, ' er'O : f r!f '

I' I

re

tart e.

1.

1

i iS.'.i.th .1 hal

Ui .U t "t v;,;..i ; vhi-; Ae CuLin tdi h

.'is liie.e!: t 1 , 11

i ! 1 ra f uk i

Hons 1

!av ;1

.;ut

".

a circi:mb-mdibu.-5

jmiove it" die Ciue t heir w;o-, lie lr;m th-; tune of t' -l to the White

atner v: at

1 1, .

1,

i-

m v

in pa--; thr.-.u;;h all the hmrawinlr et no all aiomr tho r.,-ad it beats

:;o!.r.'.- f.r th.-re

1

.11

ie "Lrrauu t-e.vi

mta lumir onltur vv no dont v-ll out most

aw la! j-.n 1 sw imr his hat round a.-? noon s

; sees tiic Cineral; and I expect it will

.nc pi-in;. tut: on m . i.i't..re we git to the 1 1 on':, tor it ami p ss:ilo fir one 111:111

1.0 ilD ;i!l the ! i'.','l!)(r ;;M ;

.71

o:::f ; j rn-r i ):.- r .:.

o is broke:

ho w a 3 to " in theee

l-Tunr e.uu

year 3 eipeiioe-a he :c at. A nd so it is

iuivo much an

. t 1 . T

co. ue ou: L:)0 iet.o c-

sehing jf and ivinj- tm.

U.- -1 i.i i'J li.V 1

won; at their ihtterent :r . ... 1

an-1 set matters mov::

:e cat jum; sav.-i ho. "1

W'.-i

iiorn ov

only wa

is to hx things so as :, let folks "j U

es and calling

h

then he 'Wr

you will

se

10

-e to Know

w!;at our new IVeside::! thinks v( the

matters.'7 Lre)od deal

Veil,"

avr, j.

die. thinks v

i . .1 i

v.j.j.u cm. out ho itont mro-m fo

A- ab .u: ?em till dt!i Mar.; I: n?xt, on ac

count 1 t

respect lor Mr. Van Burmi

who is i'i-esi:h n: till that time-

1th March c.o..ie.3 tlem yuu and a

o: rue ipie ( n- w

when

th

in j o...-1'ie-i it 010 ov e

twelvo millions) w:!l a!! see it in black an-

wmte 5'

ithe

if ur 1:0 nil .ue m no

tions aliotit the Comdiiutiem are for the

talk to Congress and tell them ,...,...,. . - . . 1 11..

1 iiivu lie- is .mre all I lie

pcopic will git it but :i you are in a hurry an.l would like to know my notionabout it aforehand h;o thin" ou -nay b(

"'o ui" " e snan ') bacK to l ie

no

1

-iii

! t - 1

suamn'' nanus

to 1; now wnai on arts has Hoc-one o(

tie

it

imiiit S'.m

raio Loco Foe

oeo

now g mg ou ijig.t two month.

1 le.ppo.-o y.ii are all c .m-idenible euious t.t i-.no'v wu) the (iinora! i.i"--dn"- to

mini to all :!

10 m

and lit:!" oilic

.1

vc tai-ooi earo to ar-k tho Cineral and he

ias tot 1 i ne all a'jOltt it. nnl -a y.- ? 1.1 .-r

berty tot 11 you and every body else, and

3'"' tan us in keeping t.his mat-ti-' or m ;!.c (Lidw 1 saw tlie paay atore we started aul it was the

:s pack'd up It is tho biggest

ver .set?

all ruled oil in wi.

mu o!i

'oik Merelr-mt-

used bv

My 7, 'A, G, v- 0, Is what none could o'cist without. My 1. 0, , 3 ik. 5, enters l .rgcly into our home consumption,

and my whole we frequently fee in the

v Cfttern Sun.

678 2,000 A mere fraetmn in to 'lien tiie aLc.-!utj w ants of t!;'; d'ree -ury. ihit although this enorm es tax is levied it cannjt be collected in oah it must

be paid in Treasury notes. Ami so. at ai!

events, mir mtere-t must be- loft nnild.

Hero then is the end of ail our golden -nuns. Hero the consummation of ail

those vruousrv schemes, prvrendere-l !v

: r ' r 1

i.-jpii eon s ior scats m 1. oiigress,

.1

ibitiou

(ii-.-eloped in the Wabash and Erie Can

expanded in tho system ot' 1SL, and w as terminated in bankruptcy, dishonor and disgrace. The only remedy for this State, and for all the indebted states, will be found in an assumption of S'ce. dtbts by the Unite I States. ! have twice claimed this doc-

------'',. riJIH.IIIEl) by A. S. Barnes, Hartford, 183, has so far as I have seen copies, no explanations at all of th" Logarithmic Tables. This deficiency renders the book i;srdrss to learners. It i.-i important that those who get books to fell should be on their guard agninst such a book, and those who buy for use be careful and not waste their money.

Editors will serve the interests of tin community in publishing this notice. A Teaciii'r in Tin: Wkst.

3 l dont

r an;, 1

per t.if e

list that w heel on

tre.-.rcs and 0.1 top is wr:tn.-a. -.s units of

r17 fellow citizens ic:n I believe arc able

to discharge faithfully and honestly the dul'us of the office to which 1 7v. n1 nom

inate than to the Senate of the C. S., for appiinhucnt" ami that pritty .men all

1 resident :

e kno . V ill

the car run ott the tra-

pint wher

loo!: to t.hoeause on'laud

put

em m.-i

iv. iiviii '.Aiuii.;.'- ..ie i.i ;iejv. i a: eri"-ii!

flitd the eiigiiieers and at ad the - ,. (rli-l-3 I, i. ,V- vi-.-U f.-v fl... .....'l...'. !

next to running oT t!:o fraek is freninnn

1 ,

11 -i.ji tiiii.iv aiiij 1 i-rii 'o aneati au.i wit'i that I s.'iaped back niv rii'ht fv,t i:iJfj

s-ud as I say to you, fy -arv ice J. Dou'.vi.v;, M'jor. (S;c. vv,.

-fi An Extra Session of Concre;3. The folio wing is an exuaci of a iettei from U'ashington, pi:ati.5cd in the New York Courier and Enquirer: Cen. Harrison, on coming into power will find an empty treasury;- a debt of

twenty millions oi collar; sufftrin

puoue creditors: a revenua not equal to

me demand lor the daily expenditures

0: the viovernineut, and no ways a

means provided for the relief of the coun . .! 1 I .. ..

11 v, 01 inosc wno nave tiiur.able cla.ms

upon it. The Whigs in Congress, for

ome weeks pat, have frequently ex

pressea their appreiiensions that the Cov

eminent would be dhoj-raced, if the poli

cy of the dominant parly was permittei

to control the destinies ol the nation fo three months after they retired from now

o r . . r 1 ,

00 irequeni 01 laie, nave these tx

1 1

Ci 'UiU

(!(, exceuit yn lii" outS;d

is writ

ten in pcn :ih "to be Inok'd to and fdCd

up on ana otter -I: .uarc'i next. d'here ie a goo 1 dc-;d said in all these

ar.

e.

bout Ikml

ma

and every bolv

ii.-.s somo plan or other to put things btrait. Tho Cineral don't himself say much about it, but ho reads pretty much ail that is written on the matter and lets folks talk ail

they know an J ho iiiiishe.s ott by lliinkincr.

Cue chap eaii'd t lher day ami read to the

( .mora

taimmr

;,;i.

on-j b iter lrom ;

v

York

C: 'II-

a statement of tlie !i-r bank in

...! I . It 1 1

1 liia-KMp.iia, ana snowing by another state

ment that it iv.-.; broken edit) bits and tho' that B;mk show 1 along liet of proper-

1 1

mis duo to

it et that

an.

:i that

1

.'bis warn t worth any thum

iv au.i i propeu't v

and iluii u new er would no to ha c such

moinm rascally aristocratic institution."'

:a s I, "-Mister it seems to me

McCoilork, Cnhhr, S. dmt. Wc ihd not learn

tion. St. Jaiu. Jtj,. ' 9-" Sad lctidtnt. The Uoon's Lnk Times, published at Fayette, says; 4A honof Mr. Josejih Eurdln, near this plat t. was uecidently killed on Mondav the lltn inst., by the di?rhaigo of a snot jjnn. We understand it occurred while thu taunts and others were dining the chil dien were playing in an adjoining room and jrot hold of the gun, which went olf,

lodging the contents in the head of one of the boys." St. Lou. Hep. Salaries of Governors. The following arc the salaries of thu Covernors of the respective States:

IJom 1:1 (i ray son Seward I'orttr .M'DonaM Davis L'ennigan Gilmer M'.u;t Leteht-r Keid

DoJ-s Lucos Fenniuc ton y Morchead Conway Foil: Woodbridgc IJeynrdds Fail field ( 'or win Higger (arlin Comegys Page Ellsworth Jennisou King

e Fatal attack of a Serpent. A If iter from Martinique, in the Journal of Guadeloupe, states that Mr. D. Fichery, tnurchaHt, was met, while on a huntine

excursion, by an enf.rmoije serpe-mt, which attacked him and inflicted sovt,i sever wounds in his lees. He d-ftmdrd hiin-

elf with great iour:'g;.: ,lit, aJihough

timely tuccor w.-is amniniitercd to him.

he died in a few hours after. Tim ser

pent was tmarly seven feet in Ifn.h; ami, when ojum-d. dieiv? were f.um.1 ir'rii b-d.

y one hundred am! sixty-tw o l.li'e mws.

In -

fiOuisiana $7,5 0 Maryland -1,'JOO New Y'ork 1,000 ensylvania' it Georgia -1,00(1 Massachusetts o.G C . Carolina 4,00: Virginia .'-.333 Mijsissijtpd 15,000 Kentucky ".',500 Fim-ida 'j'cr. i500 Vt'isccnsin ,o(0 lwa d,50o oef Jeisey il.OOo (hirolma '-.'.Of'o Arkansas 'd,00o 'Fennesjee d,00( .Michigan 2,000 .Missouri 2,000 Maine l,30o Ohio 1,51)0 Indiana 1,500 Illinois 1.500 Dclawnro 1.333 -. Ilamp.ihiro 1,200 ('onnecticut 1,100 Vtrmont 750 Rhode L!and dOO

er

ot

We'd,

it waat ou ca! to democratic.

print

IF

lias ma

a inoroue'.i exam-

oa ol our 1:

manly bnslne-like o:.

uati- m-

mie.rv c tm-ern. and a

title:; if our sit-

1

we

eivo h"..l A the kin

v. .is placed at tho hea l 01 ih

.ti

c .'inmdme, m th" t,

would be til : resu " The amount of - -.iJ-. perotit on ihe b ok- is Weds: awe a follows

Borrowed by Stapp t. ' -'y interest, Tiie J: easury, Intere. ou de'bt to the State Lank, Treamrv X' tes, Wabash and Erie Canal scrip,

lenec that such

j'elnoss r.3 rpi3,rds.oio

3d.;i,o.K) jo.odo 01,000 70.O00 S6.000

trine m the Houo, ana she.it continue j dj so. ' Very resne ?!ful!v.

SA.M'L. JLDAi.. i.ft i'c t'i Viacennos Gazette. The Cicrj5'aan-3 Soro Throat. It appears thai our clergy are in such a straight, (hat they have set a new quinsy agoing. This is called "the clergyman's sore throat," and is distressingly prevalent: and what is the cause? Half a century ago, most of our 'clergymen labored some, particularly in time

ol getting hay. Nearly all made their gor.lens and cut their wood; and several e' them did considerable towards cultivating their own -mall farms. Their parochial duties wve. comparatively light; they seldom preached more than two sermons a week. Most of them smoked

A correspondent of the New Y'ork Democratic Frets proposes to give the Whig Editors of the Union a Dinner, for the services they hive peiforrned in die 1 1 tm

1 ite election. 1 nr3 is a much better way for fie peonlo to show their regard for such services. It is to pay up what they owe them striate ofNiei.- accounts yearly and begin anew; mi l then urge their neighbors, who depend upon bor rowing, to subscribe ami pav for them too. This is but justice and rijiht, and we hope they will come to the conclusion

to do it. I'roaipl payment is die oiily means by which a paper can be sustained.

bairn ua. lent mon now Ik'.v.

St U Civ tO

wei!

1

11 M

aristocratic comes nighNow," av3 I, "if that

the aristocracy,'' and

y (.my to tho rich folks, it would n ba 1 debt, to collect." 0

av.s he. -poor folks never omrht to

- 1 orrow money, thev o.ieht to f'Ct aloncr

withe-ut i:." " Wcllj" says I, "timt is a notie:n i never thought on afore, for when I was in the. last Government along with Cinera! Jackson, all oar democratic friends used to peeler tho Cineral and mo ai! the while to make; tho United Stat-- To:;c to she!! out to poor folks, and wc to .l: the k-

tun wo

1,

An American Lady's progress MaJame Yen de Weycr (formerly Miss Hates, of IJoston) has been invited by the Queen iQ spend a little time with her and the Iloyal Iiaby, and Royal Parrots, at Windsor. y. '. Herald. A Tall Syuash. We have pleasure in acknowledging the receipt of a portion

tobacco, and some of them chewed.

ro 0,000

from malt, was considered nearly as ne

cessary as bread :.; a family. Thus they frequently led very quiet and regular lives, without being exposed to intense

excitement of inii.J, or over-fatigue of

S 1 1,0 1 J.000 body. Un tlie whole, tnev were proba-

11 1 . ( .1 J.. ! 11 .1-

n t ;nert oesie at i a r f suo.-juiy as nesitiiy, ana uvea as long, zs most

of a very fine squall, raised by Mr. Wil

. r 1 1 11 1 1 ji'i . ainc uiiii, uiiciiiciu low iisuin. nat refreshing drtnk, small boer, made , ... V

in iiii v.wiiii) . it vti3 pi eiuouuceu o judges to be very fine, and we regret that

other classes of the comma

n u u ; t v

wo do not know the name by which the

variety i called. i he weight of the squash was 109 pounds, and it measured four feet six inches in circumference ons way, and six feet six inches the other. Lafayette Frc Pre si.

posits away from it because the com -hi

was mat Somre Fiddle and tho Lank was

too aristocratic and didn't 'rive p.or folks 1 1 01 a c.nance to borrow money to carry cm . 1. , 1. . ....I-..-.;. ' n " 1 " ,

luou naie huh. .vow, r-avs 1, 'now e.o

you maivo that square with your presen

notions."

V. by the faet is," says ho, "it irj prc-ttv

to make the notions of one tmv

f I lf! ilO'liiTq iO .-Ol 11! iftp til, -in- I,, it- I .-,

eay it never will do to have another sucl

a bun:;, ior it i.s pretty mixh all owned bv

foreign ariidoerats, and that, never will do

in a democratic country it is dewnrig! awful; and Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Futo

and ail tne g rod democrats in Congress say

:t will bo tho ruin of tho country."

.ten, now-,'' says J , -it that don t beat

Solomon! How long do you think it would take foreigners to destroy this country bv

putting L;ie ir money in the big Bank and

let Squire .nuddle loan it out to the poor

iemocracy, who you say will never pay it ack again.'" This set him to scratching

'lis head a little, and not liking that tune he changed it and said, "But it aint right to loan foreigner:)' mon'?;- in that way, it ain't treating on Vm well and it destroys their confidence in u" "Wc!!, well',"

pressions ol a!arm become, that some

the most venerable and experienced state

men in the H big party, suggested an

mlormal communication on the nubiect

In pursuance of this susrtrestion. I hear

that an informal mcctimr of thr 111,;

, . .... o to

senators was held last cveniner. All in

the city, ivhosc health permitted, iverc

present. J he situation of the Treasury and the demands ipan it, tvith the means

provided to meet those demands, were

duly considered. The result of their

deliberations, was, that without an Ex

tra Session, the Government would be

disgraced. This, J understand, teas the very general impression o those in

Kit Kmutievi I now considered it redimed to a posi

tive certainty, that AN EXTRA SES

S1UN L 1 F CONGRESS WILL BE

HELD, and that, probable, at an early .f-,v u t 1. . e

ucij-. uuui Jjf;i6iaiurc3 aa may oe m

session, and which by law, cannot elect

their members of Congress before May. 1 iir ii - .

snouia iorthwith provide lor the contingency. Horrid Tragedy. The last Illinoian utates that a certain individual named Williams, committed to the Pike county jail a short tune tdnee for hsving shot at and killed another man, h iving sent for hi. wile and children under pretence of wishing to see them on Friday of last week, cut the throat of the former, soon after her entrance into the jail, and then his own, so that they survived only a f e k minute.,-. It is supposed that he intended to murder his children also had not the cries of the woman, by alarming the jail

or, induced mm to despatch himself, before he had carried his plan into full ef.

feet lit on Telegraph

A new Counterfeit. Ye have been

informed thattheru was offered to one cf our city Brokers yesterday, a new coun

terfeit on the Slate Bank of Indiana, nav.

able at Fort Wayne, and dated April, lv 3 h Vignette a female seated on box-

I'murm. rr ',i,rr Albert. 'J

'f-W,t,,wm. - , . . . . ...

'""""''i voiingiurm now ninoyin

l-.ngiisb Law, the whole bodv of wht.b

10 in f-xpcctcd lo digt in ,o,o::i veekf. 'He hns bouiied to tide. : .! . 1

to comm.md re-'impni i f !.-:

tlay at cricket, to dirt, to ska'o-, n. ,

pl.iv iumdi: ui sihr, cnnipo-i- ; . ae!i pirrofi to .adi. and become ih,

er of a fine baby, all in the p price id .

en mouth... Wonderful youth; l,:s . . gicss neorly eourds that of i!m parro;'...

, : V. J!c-!. by tho Rev. Mm Eaia, Me. 'John Ba .s.

' ---' ei'i,o 1 i-L'.?.v;r, loth oft! place

IS

IA. pprtnns i idi btd to JUDAII tz QfiLi CHiSON i.icit make payment soon" or their notes and aomits wiil be placed in the hands of un officer for collection. f'lO. R. GIBSON. i:irj?ime Feb. :i, !J :i5-3t. "ROt'TCl ' gS hereby given, that the uudersiVned commissioners annoinird I,,- . r

,1 T ... 11 ' VJWCIIJI tie Knox (.irciut Court, at its September erm. 1S10, to sell certain real estate, belonged to the heirs . f Mitidll n..:n.

deceased, will j., pursuance of eaid order ol said court, offer for s.-dn . .i.

of Col. Clark s Hotel, in tho Borough o incen,ieS Knox county, Indiana, on Monday, the 1st day of March, 1811, between the hours of ten nVlni.l, a

and four o'clock, I. M., to the hi'Rht and best bidder, all the right tide ard jn. tercst the heirs of the said Mitchell Brounlet hate m and to the undivb!,' 1,-1

of the following lots of land to wit: No'?. 3, 1, and 5, in fractional section 10 town' ship 2 north tango 1 1 west-containm ens hundred md twenty -seen and thi ty-six huiuirc-dlhs nereg situated in si.J

county.

Terms of Sale. Tho purchasn nm,,.

ey to be paid in one year from day of sale.

ami t-ee-uroci oy per-onal snd real

nty.

J. B. MARTIN, ") S. EM SON, L J. HARPER, T

Vincennes Feb. 5th, IS 1 1 3 Tj- 1 1

Ce?n

6PCU-

mi ssioiyers.

Trt Lafayctto, Tcrre Haute. Vine

and all iatermediato landing: oa tho W ABASES SSBVKU.

rt'ii r ih ' "feu; "mtii lit v.!JAiui- mk ste-miboal TIT eEIS53 I'ECANOE. N. F.

WEBB master, i now rcadv to mim

freight; ami having part of her cargo ou

oani win leave a. ubove with early dtt. patch. For remainder of freight or nA an.

ply on board, or to 0

(L BASH AM, Jr., or WEBB NISHET. iIii,l:e.iR 2d IS 1 1 35-5t. HLA S'K DElhDS JOK rALK AT THIS OFFICE.