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D. BRADFORD, Editor. LEXINGTOX, KY. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1840. 23, NO. 4.—VOL. 55.
PRINTED EVERY THURSDAY, FLOYD & PIKE. T O Allen Thos Smith Jr The Hon. Thomas Hickey then submitted M to ted States, and especially by a majority I of eight Ratclffe Thos Alexander Thompson J L Russell the Convention. Ihe — Cecil following address and resolu- thousand of the freemen of Kentucky. BY JAMES VIRDEN, James N. Allen II nry Bohannon FLEMING. tions, which 'were read and received with much As all the republican j Presidents had been, iVo. 6^7, HxinVs Row^ Water Street^ |T Ji. ssee Gen. M Thos Wells enthusiasm by tlio Convciuion, and ordered to be Jackson was ' H D Burgess Jas E Shepard, re-elected for n second term, and FOR DAFVIEI. BRADFORD, Adam MiJdleton David Middleton. adopted us its sentiments and opinions. the same party Gen T Ward Jesse Summers again triumphed in the election of Publisher the Laws of the U. States. OTT. .Marlin of Jonathan Elslon RR Lee The Convention of the Democmtic Party in Van Buren as his successor. Mr. Van Office, Main Street, a few doors below Bren Buren has Publishing jDr E O Logan 'John Pratt FubricinsC McCalla Kenincky, composed of Delegates selected by pri- i disappointed no expectation of the peo- nan’s Hotel. I pie, has GRANT. Geo W Johnson ThosC Kelley tnary assemblies of the people in the several conn deceived them in no particular, and has I Oohn S Daniel John W. McCann Benj C G1 iss Riclid P S Elley ties of the Commonwe:ilth, met at the appointed violated no principle to which he stood pledged TERMS. Legrand Lucas Itimeand place, on the 6th day belore the community. N B Stevens Edwd Join so 1 of January, 1840, j On the contrary, he has year, in adranee, $2 50; if not SuBSCRirTiON.—For one I “trodden GREENUP. A S I.oAcry M Crunibaugh ,at Irankforl, deem it proper to announce briefly faithfully in the footsteps of his illustrious paid within si.x months, ^3 00, and if not paid within Daniel the principles predecessors” of the 50. James M Rice .Neal Geo Winters which they profess, and the objects republican school, and we the yea. , $3 No paper will be diseontinued until all arrearages arc D O Newbald W S Duvall whi'-'h have brought them together, cannot apprehend that the people of the United GARRARD. j of the Editor. Stales will paid, unless at the option Thos C Flournoy .A. Spears manifest so much inconsistency N History teaches that the existence of parlies is I as to (CrLetters sent by mail to the Editor, must be rosT Wm II Petiss Horatio Bruce j James Griffin Willis Dehoney an inevitable prefer to him the very same oi>ponent whom, of the Office. and necessary incident to every free upon FAiD, or they will not be taken out Mason Thompson Isaac Dunn the E S Herndon Thos B Catlett government, and that those parties s.itne principles and under circumstances sub- square of 14 lines, or less, 3 times, are actuated Advertisi.vq.—One GREENE. stami:illy alike, Andrew Calvert Geo Beatty by two ruling and cogiuite principles. they rejected at ihe last presiden- 50; 3 months, $4; 6 months, 87 50; 12 months, $15 The one ! Marshall Alfred .Anderson D Vanderslice iM tial election. Those who calculate Longer ones in proprotion. W N James Suggett looks to the interests, welfare and rights of all the upon this ter- I giversation of the people, Robt Calvin Jefferson Henry Wm D Brown Willie Viley people, and of all classes of society, and the other do not give them credit lor the political virtue and W P Rafferty Wm T Willis Merit Williams. to the aggrandizement of a few hivored individ- firmness which they pos- sess. PROCEEDINGS HOPKINS, SPENCER. uals, and the estahlishmenc and support of exclu- ' In regard to the affairs of OF THE sive ranks and privileged institutions, at the ex- the Commonwealth Anderson Lisk David H Thomason Jas W Stone. of Kentucky DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION, pense of the great mass of mankind. Whether in the administration of the Slate HENDERSON. TRIGG. Govenmieni, this they are called, in contradistin-tion convention would f.irther pre- or THE , democratic Cornelius Burnett. Isaac Burnett. j and mise, that they desire to present for the STATE OF KENTUCKY, aristrocialic, republican and fedearlist, loco- sulfrage of the people, candidate.s HARRISON. TRIMBLE. 'foco and whig, or by wlmtever name the for Governor and Lieut. Franklort, January 8th, 1840. great lead- Assembled at Governor, wlio will sternly oppose prodigal Jno Williams Sami Chambers J sse Connell Richd Lane ing parties of the country, to on-? or the other of expen- ditures or wild and extravagant undertakings. JasJ Allen R W Porter lEleazer W'illhoite Danl BJ- bnson which all persons attach themselves, are called, It of Delegates, representing the is believed Ihe A Convention they are in tlieir naluie the lime has arrived, when, injustice S T Hamilton Jesse Henry Benj Connell John J. Thompson same, and liave subsist- lemocrntic citizens of the State of Kentucky, met to themselves, the people will abandon ruleis John O’Beaseman Hugh Newell James Millican. ed in this country, and been struggling against who his day, (Jan. 8th, 1840,) at the Baptist Church have lost sight of their immediate W Q Moore B Brandon each other for mastery, ever since the meeting of interests—who n the City of Frankfort, when, after an impressive UNION. |Werc for pledging the Slate for many Wm B Glaves the convention which formed the constitution of millions, ,nd solemn appeal to the throne of grace by the John Imboden. when there was a deficiency in Ihe State Treasury, HARDIN. the United States. Tho federal or aristocratic lev. H. H. Kavenaugh, David Meriiwether, Esq. iWhich is admitted by Gov, VVickllffe to amount at WAYNE. party made a powerful effort in that body, to es- the present tas called to the Chair, and Gen. John M . Mc- Sanders Elliott lime of nearly seven hundred thousand Shelby Coffee. tablish their doctrines by constitutional pmvisions. :alla H. Stanton were appointed Secre- dollars. The democracy of the State are for and R. HART. They wished to have a President and Senate for im- WOODFORD. provemenl.s, but not prepared lo iries. Sami Durham H M Rowlett life, and the Governors of the States appointed bv s:Anction schemes of Maj. Thomas Marshall, the names Wm McBride Herman Bowmar Jr |which would oppress the people and virtually On motion them, and all the essential soveicignty of the States mort- HENRY. Igage eveiy )f the several counties were then called, and the Herman Bowmar Martin S .McFall farm and lot in the State. I merged and consolidated in the Federal Govern- gentlemen appeared as delegates, and E T Nuttall Tho Pearce ! Thomas W Sellers Jas C Long tVe arc admonishedby the frightful deficiency in allowing ment. Hence their name of the Federal p-irty. of the Convention: Philip King John G Taylor Chas Norwood Oscar Pepper the Treasury, tbe depression of State credit, and mre enrolled as members They were fortunately defeated in this scheme by '1 honias P Fore DrJ N Hughes John Gill Jiimc.s Berry the unsettled condition of the monetary affairs of ADAIR. tlio patriotic firmness of the revolutionary republi- Wm P Norwood Jo' n P Fore Hiram Willhoite Geo W Carter almost the whole civilized world, that a change Vm C Paxton J M True cans, lo whom we are indebted for our free fed- Wm N Blackburn Robt Guthrie Win W Whiitington John P Craig is indespeiisable in the policy of the Stale; and we Geo A Cnldwell eral constitution. 'I’he acquiescence of the fed- Vm Caldwell Isaac Whittington Benj Bailey are therelbre for the election HICKMAN. eralists in tho republican form of government of men whose past ALLEN & warren. Sami C Scott IValler L Peters conduct constitutes n guarantee S.imuel P McFall which was adopted for these States, was merely that we shall not R S Ford Medley Shelton James W Redd be ov'cr-cropped with public works or borne down JEFFERSON. preleixled, and as they fondly Imped, temporaiv, Robt T Williamson Edw 11 Wliittington by an unmanagable State debt. ANDEKSON. and they have been ever since unceasingly endea- Wm Chambers John Shrader James Story John G Price It may be economical and expedient to finish ohn Draffen Stephen Lillard voring by false, unnatural, absurd and violent con- A P Churchill Isaac Miller Benj Wickersham Thos Parker impiovenienis commenced, to save thesums expen- JasS Hackley structions of that plain and sided inslrnmenf, to ; Lillard ded and increase David Meriwether Richard Taylor. wrest from tbe the productive capacity of the ohn Wash R C Gaines people the rights and liberties which WASHINGTO.N. State—but as it appeals to be probable,* the JESSAMINE. it guarantees lo them, and lo effect, by means C Lillard John A McClure indirection, John Lowe lo accomplish even that object will have to be White David Blackwell James Trotter L Lowin Amos Graham. their original purposes. ames G raised partly by taxation, we are J G Bruce Milton R Singleton LOUISVILLE. unwilling to con- ohn Morgan Thos J Lillard These plain facts all sensible men understand, fide the affairs of the State to men who have been P Spraggins Burrell Featherston Levi Tyler J cob Walter } H Dawson and all candid men admit. It is not a mere con- borrowing for years to aid BARREN. Thos T Coger Ilezekiab Russell Jacob Geiger John Downing in meeting the ordinary test for Ihe exaltation of men, wliich is carried on expenditures of Government, A Hawkins John Brain John Fonda whilst they were James G Hardy ;in the grout political warfare which has ever raged advocating improvemenla almost Irwin innumerable LAWRENCE. John A T Heath jwith greater or less violence, and with alternate VVe object to political as well as religious BOURBON, Berry Hinkle Jas fanati- II Thompson B Redd success, throughout all the borders of Thos Woodford Wm this Union. cism, and desire lo secure the services of honest laj Otho Hughes S Penn Jr Godfrey Pope The perpetuity of human freedom, Wm Buckner LEWIS. on the one and practical men to administer the State Gonern- Ilex Patterson I bos J Reed James Lithgow. side, and the gradual usurpation of popular rights, niciit; men who will endeavor to complete )scar J Miller Hardin Rogers Thom:is Marshall impor- The Convention then, upon metion, took a re- by encroachment upon the civil liberty and equal- tant works, by a judicious Moore Wm B McClure concentration of the Vm A LOGAN. cess until i past 2 o’clock. ity of all, on the other side, arc the great objects means of the Commonwealth; who will never for- BATH. Wilcox involved in Wm E Curd A G the struggle. A virtuous and intelli- get that Kentucky, by undertaking loo past much, may John C Mason Edwards At ^ 2 o’clock P. M. the Convention re- gent people, constituting a majority of every ^elix M Fletcher G T free blast her prospects for a century; that, by bor- assembled and proceeded to the election of the and uncorrupicd community, BOONE. MERCER. will always bo found rowing successively and heedlessly, she regular officeisof the may be body, which resulted in the rallying in good faith under the glorious John Wallace. Sami Daviess Nimrod Harris and holy forced into a false and humiliating position, and Vm Watts, choice of the following gentlemen: standard of equal Dr John A Tomlinson Garland Sims rights and civil liberty, in oppo- ultimately be driven lo the necessity of begging BREATHITT. President: sition to unjust monopolies, Maj Wm Davis Isaac G Carter c.xclusivo privileges, Congress lo pay her debts and relieve her from the Williams WINGATE, usurped power, and Mason Col Ludwell C Cornish Philip T Allen CYRU^ Esq. of Owen. oppression in all its shapes, effects of baiikruplcy. U’c are as weiliconvinced Hence we find that the CALDWELL. David Jones .Major T P Moore Vice PresidetUs : j people of the United as any portion of our fellow citizens can be of States, embracing the great mass of the democra- the utility of improvements but Lina Minns. Daniel Greenwood John A Burton 1 Wm. Chambers, Esq. of Louisville. — we cannot close cy, elected and re-elected the father his coun- our eyes against the CARROLL & GALLATIN. John J Sweeny Dr J O T Hawkins 2 Heu.ma.n Bow.mer Esq. of Woodford. of truth, that a spirit of enter- try to tho Presidency. The federal party, with prise which is laudable IVm Archer Hooe Jordan Peter 3 DaiMhe Gakkakd Esq. of Clay. when wisely directed, be- ^ewis Saunders Jesse Lindsey the aid of a portion of the repultlicans, ignorant comes ruinous when Jas Porter Win A .McAfee 4 Li.na iMiXNsEsq. of Caldwell. pushed to extremes. Vra Reed R 0 Lindsey of his true character, elevated the elder Adams to Some of the States are already B C Allen James C McAfee 5 James Dejarnett, Esq. of Madison. groaning under 9 S English the saiiie high place; but his reckless disregard of debts contracted for money John Adair jr James M Cardwell 6 Mathews Flournoy, Esq. of Fayette. ex|X3nded on works CLAY. the constitution, MONTGO.MERY. restraints of the disclosing the vvliicli are unfinished; and it has been gravely pro- CoL. Chas. Glover, I first open attempts of federalism to posed Jenj Bennett Danl Garrard construe the that their debts shall b* assumed bv tho Charles Glover B F Berkley R. II. Stanton, > Secretaries. constitution a consolidated, elective I'heephilus T Garrard into monarchy, General Government in violation of the federal Nimrod IVilkerson H Debard F. C. -McCalla. CALLOWAY. ) ’opened.ihe eyes of the people, and they hurled constitution. The temper of the age and the J Peters Peter Everett The President having been conducted to the chair, B him indignantly from the power which ho abused, tendency of tho State action indicate danger of James Bryan returned liis thanks to tlie Convention in u few happy a Stephen Treadway ' and achieved tlie great civil victory of ISOO, which combination lo establish the CAMPBELL. and pertinent remarks, which were greeted w ith much principle, that it is MASON. applause. brought Thomas Jollerson into Ihe chief magis- tie duty of the General Government to -pay the | J. W. Tibbats, Esq. then offered the following re-o- iVm DeCourcey Robt -M Carlise Benjamin O Pickett James C Coleman j tracy of the nation. This blow “scotched, but debts of the several members of the confederacy. lutions, which, alter having been read, were unanimous- Goodson Elijah Williams, did not kill” the monster federalism. It gave, Should the advocates of this proposition lohn A Peter I ashbroke R II Stanton ly adopted: succeed, Robt 1 layman | however, such an impulse to tho ascendancy of the States would inevitably SzraKFish D A A Wadsworth John Reed let. Resolved, That the delegates from each Congres- run riot in borrowing republicanism, that the lohn J Thomas 11 D Grosbeck, sionul District be constituted a c.-mmittce toselectand democratic party succeed- money, and a national debt would be created, so MONROE. | nominate to this < onvention, one individual as elector in re-electing Mr. Jefferson, and Wm Griffey John W Tibbatts ed in giving birth jenormous in amount, that a high tariff would be- George W S Randolph for President and Vice President. | to tho two succeeding republican administrations come indispensable to the payment of tlie interest, Ci^ARK. •2nd. Resolved, That the del egation from each Con- MORGAN. of James Madison and Janies iMonroe. They car- 'and a national bank soon be deemed essential gressional District, shall select one of Iheir number, i lo Grigsby Obadiah Tracy Lewis Afuson Williams Wm Henry and that the person so selected, shall constitute a com- ried the country safely through the second war for aid in funding it. We cannot countenance F Jackson, mittce, to nominate to this Convention, two persons us our independence, and established Francis A/ADISON. tho prosperity ^schemes which promise results so fatal to the inde- electors for the State. ESTILL. of the Union, and Ihe permanency of our free in- pendence of the American People. Kentucky is James Dejarnett John McKee 3rd, Resolved, That on all questions coming before R Riddle stitutions upon solid foundations, in spite of all the not yet enrolled on the list of heggar-States, and Isaac Mize, Thomas J Robinson Thomas J Gordon this Convention, each county shall be entitled to a num- ber of votes equal to its representation in the State Le- efl'orts of the federal opposition to thwart the pa- ; we would wrest her Government from the hands R Arbbery William T Fo.x Henry H Howard FAYETTE. gislature, and that each county select some person to ti'iotic and wise measures of the government, and of men who would plunge her hopelessly info debt Isbam T Beck William Jenkins its questions as may arise. give vote upon such to defeat its just and sound policy. and make her one of the most pitiable of the men- Flournoy Danl Bourne of distinguished gentlemen are rthews Edmund P Jfunday Whereas a number dicants. Thos Montague spoken of, and will probably be nominated by their At the end of the second term of James Mon- m Peck M.ARION. to I In order friends for the officers of Governor and Lt. Governor, ascertain and express public senti- ancis McLear C Kensell roe, the democratic p.irly was unfortunately divi- R R Peebles J R Schooling one of whom would be likely to receive the unani- ment, and produce unity and concept of no in the selection of his successor. Mr. action, los M Hickey L C Randall ded Craw- mous vote of the Convention; and, whereas, to insure and concentrate the strength of the party, and AfeCRACKEN. ford, Mr. Clay and Gen. Jackson, pre- audius M Johnson B F Graves success in all great undertakings, union and concert of lepublicans, and Russell vent Its defeat by division, a convention so consti- Megowan J W Forbes Charles C ac ion are indispensably requisite; and whereas the ob- John Q. Adams, a federalist in disguise, or apos- .vid |tutcd as to express popular opinions of this Convention is not to honor men, but to se- and preferen- hn G Lewis John Norton NICHOLAS. ject tatised, were presented os candidates. The pop-| cure the triumph of the great principles of democracy, ces truly and fairly, is not only useful but necessa. ml Bradford R C Rodgers Glenn Benjamin F Edwards ularM’ill was clearly manifested in favor of the Moses F therefore, ry. Such a convention, we humbly conceive this R Freeland That the members of this Convention election of General Jackson; but it was defeated Parker 1 hn Dr J N Alenefee Resolved, to be, and these are the leading objects of our Robt S Russell pledge themselves to lay down all personal preferences for a time by the celebrated coalition which put e.x G Morgan NELSON, present meeting. For which purpose Elder —to abide the nominations which may be made by this John Q. Adams and Henry Clay in possession of s O’ .Mara Wm John Rowan Convention—and to unite zealoucly in the support of, Resolved, That in the opinion of this Convention, Cleary B N Darnaby the executive power of the government, the one hn R and make all honorable e.\ertions to elect, the individ- timo and experience have made manifest the soundness OWEN. acting under the official name of the President of FRANKLIN. uals who may be selected to ue presented to the people, and importance of tho principles and policy lor which Cyrus Wingate S B Calvert as candidates for tho offices of Governor and Lt. Go- the United States, and the other of Secretary of thi: d.miicratic party ot t.ic L iiitcd elates havealnays Hewitt Jeptha Dudley in M Joseph W Rowlett George Bowman ernor State. From ih's peri-id dates the secession of cuiitcndeo. and espcciallv llsit ujicn a slriet construc- Joiin B Ru.ssell then adjourned to tion ol tile federal constitution tho rigid limitation r Richmond Lawrence Sand ford 1’ R .Ifoore I The Convention meet again tho Mr. Clay from the democratic parly, c::riving with — of Ben Luckett ne.\t day at lU .4. M. I ongress to the exercise of the po«era grunlud to them in Thompson James B English Richard T Sobree him n considerable train of followers, who have — tile maintaiuance of ti.e Ciate in tho full t njoyment ac Wingate Jeremiah .\endall Benjamm Haden John Scott Thursday, Jan. 9th, 1840. since co-operated with the old nnti-.li ffersonian, of their resorted sovereignties, aint in the independent Bally Beiij Bennett I i [Harbin H Ford Horace Sandford Tho Convention met, pursuant lo aujuurnmcnt, at lO iinti-w; r, federal parly whose head quarters were control of their dome itic inatitutioiu, and tlie faiihful I Jett mes Gibbs bos .M. and after the reading ->f the Journal, proceeded observance ot the coinpremiscs ot the federal conslitu- OLDllxAI A. ill Boston, and whos-- errelo was the Essex Junto. Brown Alex W ilson to the cnrollmen: of such delegates as bad arriveo since t.on — de> ended the p rpi luity of our federal system. 4 D Taylor C AI Ballard And Ironi this rent the democratic parly in Ken- Dennis Crockett Ijdward A/ yesterday. The following gentlemen gave their names Rcso vrU, 'that iti die op nion of this eouveotion, the ml B i.'rockett tucky liave not yet entirely recovired. A/oiint George P Smith to the c-ccrelanc H. The hue union of the general government ttilh either National Jam- s Shannon ,mes jgh Saunders precedence ti.us state B.iiiks in tlie c.xeculion of the revenue r Barbour Newton Lane Gallatin: K P. Hanna, lof safe cntcieil upon, was as or laws, J F Dryden Wm ml Payne Washington: t' in. Watts, 'speedily broken as the toii.slilulion would allow, and in tho management of Ihe piihlic finances, is dan- PENDLETON. gernus, cor‘Uj)ling, unsafe, and Jas Burncs Graves: i lenry Sch oificld, moreover uniiccessary 111! McKee by the iudignani condemnation of the people at Franklin Chism S F S-vopo Meade: Edw’il'P. vbell. and ihercfoic fho eonveution approves of tho measures V Loughborough the lrlliim;il of free suffer:ige. and the viol ition of Mr. Tibbatts submitted an amendment to the 3rd He- rei oii 111 ndidby Preiideiit Van buren, for the colloc- Fiiisley J C Uicha:dsoii )ni PULASKI. i-ff-red by h m y.-sterday, which amendment the will of the people was most signally avenged tiun, safe-ktepingand di.'bur.iement of the public reve- Crockett solulion, m French Wm R Achillas Jasper M c ijah Sutton was as follows: after ihe word Legislature insert, “.-t.nd bv the cicv.allon of Andrew JacUsoii, the hero tf nue, independent of all Ritiks, as mo-t consistent with Robt t: McKoc every County now enlitled to a member injthc LcL-isla- tile plain pnncipl-Rof th f- dcral constitution. ederi k Kobb SHELBY. New Orle.ms, tlie sl:il< snnm, the patriot and the ture, hai ing a rrpiosintation in this Convention, shall 'Resolved, That we approve of tlie principles avowed ;nnis Onan Loander J Sharp Biir.'in k. „„i.,i«.i lo oo(< voto.” republican, lo llio presidency by the voice of an in the Etc Message of the President on the Samuel Robt Doak, Ge be entitled to one vote. The aiuendmcui was unaui- subjects of srvbs E llusscll J R overwhelmtng majority people of tho Uni- to R Pembeiton Culvau Sanders ;mously aggroed to. of the bankiag and the currency —that we adhere tbeconsti. mes Bratton . — ' I : ,' ! I1'
Hawes, and inform him of his nom- relations with the President, and supposed from the de- all men, ought to be grateful to the jtho Hon. Albert G. him for com- that the protective system was in the clarationsof the Senator, that these rumors were true;' danger of being ination by the unanimous vote of this convention for promise act. swept depreciate all einis-, that his at least pro- away entirely, and probably at the next U'.ioniil currpncv.SoIJ and silver— office of Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky, and that and support, if not pledged, was ses- hnal separation j [Mr. Clay. I did not say “lo me.”] sion of deo cciaied paper, and desire a they be directed to request an answer as early as praeti- mised conditionally to the Administration. Was it of Congress, by the tremendous power of tho aisneof Tlie affairs of the nation, from all connection no importance to the public to learn that tliCTC pledges Senator claims to bo the author of that individual who then of tlialisca'l cable. filled the Kxecutive cha r, and iiito?--that thb dis- n'lib baiiUs. On motion of R- R. Peebles, Col. Chas. Glover, F. C and compromises had been entered measure, and, of course, if there be any gratitude he felt that the . , r greatest service that anil disbursement ol kissed the he could ren- That ilie collecton and R. II. Stanton were appointed a commit- tinguished Senator had made his bow in court, it HesoUtd, Mc('a!la, due, must be to him. I, said Mr. Calhoun der it, spoeic, will would be to obtain for it “a lease for of the gen ral government in to superintend the publication of tho Journal of tho hand of the monarch, was taken into favor, and agreed a term Iho revtiiuo tee made no allusion to that act, but as tho Senator of ’ issues of b^itxk years,” to use an • prevcntilioii ol c.\ccssi\ c henceforth to support his edicts? expression that had been • here- ( tlic Address. I credits has thought pro|)er to refer it, 1 the laws allou ing to and claim tofore per—and tiiat til.' re;— cf The convention then look a recess until 7 o'clock, P. Mr. CALHOUN said the Senator had spoken much my applied to the compromise bill. He saw the prevent overjction on the pa-t of ini-' I gratitude, I, in turn, now tell on duties would of pledges, understanding*, and political compromises, him I feel not the necessity that existed lo save the protective domestic manufactures, witliout sys- poiters, and promote - and sudden change of personal relations. He (said .Mr. least gratitude towards him for it. The I measure of revenue tem from the danger whicli threatened it. He saw to the collection of a larger amount ieadina At 7 P. M. the business of tho convention was resum- C.) IS much more c.xpcrienccd in such things th^n 1 am. was necc-ssary to save the Senator politically; to meet the economical wants of and the necessity to advance the great interests n?ay be necessary If hiuI if rumors arc to be trust- of the than ed, and on motion of Gen. Pratt, it was. my memory serves me, as he has alluded to the subject, both on this and nalion, tonverl civil war t ie government. Resolved, That the thanks of this convention be ed, tne Senator had a ireat deal to do with such things, and lo restore peace and sure and effectual remedy on a former occasion, 1 feel liesulced That the only for their in coenection with distinguished citizen, now of the hound to explain what harmony lo a distracted be tendered to tlic m ambers of the Baptist Church, a and divided country; and existing embarrassment of the country, will might otherwise have for the kindness hospitality in allowing them the use of olher House; and it is not ul all surprising, from his been left in oblivion. The it was therefore that he the standard of the and had brought forward his found in bringing the currency to * experience then, case, that he should not be .-II V. CIJ. in his own Senator was then compelled to diminish- their Church.tiUl I compromise to save measure. I’iie Senator from constiiution, and increasing our industry, and South Carolina, to Ther convention was then ably and eloquently address- indisposed to believe similar rumors of another now.— himself. Events had placed him lint on his back,j| betray still further and more strikingly ing cur expenditures. T. Willis, R. K. Peebles, But whether his sudden change ol personal relations the charac- William . I derangement of the currency, ed by EliialiEiija,. Nutall, and hei.» hadi,,,i no.... way to... recover I ir ... Resolved, That the John AI. McCalla, then, from hitter enmity to the most confidential friend- himself but by the! teri.stics which belonged lo him, said, that in foci, General Robert B. McAfee, General con- cmbirrassraents which wo all compromise. This is and the pecuniary Hawkins, Edgar W. Kobinsou ship with that citizen, was preceded by pledges, un- no after thought. 1 wrote I sequence of his (Mr. C’s) introduction of vast Mathe -vs Flournoy, Dr. remarks this very day, have been superindneed by the for^ compromises on the part of and James Guthrie, and their addresses requested derstandings, and political more than half a dozen of letters home at the all amounts of foreign capital for inter- time obligations towards him on the part of himself and uiiprecodentcd or both, it is not for to say. The country has publication. one me to lhal elfcct. 1 shall purpo-oi, and by the creation of an un- now explain. [Mr. Caliiou.x,] of the State of South nal improvement until tho next morn- long since passed on tliat. Carolina’ emission The convention then adjourned IV a minority necessarily largo number of banks, and the hen forces a dominant majority, and the whole Soulli, were cancelled. mg at ^o'clock. But, said Mr.C. I will assure the Senator, if there And what of bank paper to excess. (which has converted power into an instrument ofj were pledges in his case, there were none in mine. I right had the Senalor to get up and of the circulating me- assume to Resolved, That such inflations Friday, Jan 10. oppression,) by Slate interposition, or to desert have terminated my long suspended personal intercourse nulification, speak of the whole South, even of South Carolina dium never fail to cause an enterprising people convention met pursuant to adjournment, when with the Prefident, without the slightest pledge, under- if you please, to take that by force which they had herself. pathsof honest and patriotic industry, and to plunge Tho If he was not mistaken in Jiis judgment tht side. 1 would be gambling. the following resolutions oftered by Win. T. Willis, standing, or compromi.»c, on either taken under color of law, those who receive ihej into wild fpcculalions and commercial of the political signs of the times, and if the I tranHtioii from in- of onerous debts on Esq. were unanimously adopted: the Iasi to receive or exact such. The Resolved, That the contraction least share of the spoils, will not be disposed to re- lormalion which to a central committee, con^sting of their former to their present personal relation was easr came him was to be relied on of the several Slates is more apalling than a Na- Resolved, That the part It j:ivc« sort to the hazard of force. Such was the case ofj a day would S^tutca to five members, be appointed in the sity of Louisville. I' and natural, requiring nothing •-f the kind. me come, and that not very distant neith* tional debt—because a failure by one of the c f the principal, may Resolved, That the delegates from each county, if pleasure to ray, thus openly, that 1 have approved all Senator’s constituents. They icceivcd, under, er, when Ihe Senator provide for the payment of interest or would not dare to rise in his call meetings the leading measures of the President, since he took the with a foreign power. they deem It proper, forthwith proccco to his American system, a iniseiable pittance, orj involve the whole Union in a war place and presume to speak as he had this day jealousy to the in their respective counties, and appoint county corn- Executive cl.air, simply because they accord with the Resolved, That wo look with peculiar rather no [.ittance at all; and he would have found done, as the organ the promo- 1 have acted, and of gallant people vigilance, for the principles and policy on which long j of the debt of Kentucky, and feel alarmed when ^ve iniltces of correspondence and increasing it a difficult task to bring them to sustain bi.s sys- State report the names of often opcr.ly avow ed. The change, then, in our person he represented . As lo estimate of what it must amount to, tion of the democratic cause, and cancelmcnt of ob- attempt to form an tem force, shall have been said coinniittees to the central committee at Louisville. al relations, had simply followed that of our political. by as he must have clearly seen. ligations, he was not one of those before the public works comraenred | looking out lo It then ordered that 000 copies of the Address Nor was it made suddenly, as the Senator charges. So But this not the was was only, or even the principal see what would ensure to him in completed. . , consequence of printed sent lo llie central com- far from it, moie than two years have elapsed since 1 State Administration, by under- and Resolutions be aud difficulty with him. 'I’lie Resolved, That the |>roclainulion and mes- them; blit he contented himself with having at one and the same mittee. gave a decided support to the leading measure of the per- taking numerous costly works, sage ol Gen. Jackson necessarily rallied deplora- President then announced the names of tho fol- Executive, and on which almost all others since have around formed his duty lo the best of his ability, and time, has produced a state of Ihiiiffs, not only The that llic central comrnillcc: turned. This long interval was pi rniiltcd lo p.iss, in him iill^ Ihe steadfast friends of the Senator’s sys- was the highest clearly evincive of the absolute neces- lowing gentlemen, to compose reward iliiit his ambition ever aini- ble in itself, but | order that his acts might give r there J. Reed, assurance whethi teni. 'I'hcy withdrew their allegiance at once ed al. sity of rctrcnchtticnt and reform. Levi Tyler, T. His race was nearly run-- run by the was a coincidence between our political views as to the j have confirmed an S. Penn, Jr. from him, it Resolved, That this convention Jacob Geiger, and iraiisferxd toGcn. Jackson. 'J'lic I course of nature run, principles on which Iho Government should be adininis- — il'you please, by the course the i>olilicaI wisdom, ability, and and Divid Meriwether. entire confidence in .'senator was thus left in the most hopeles- condi- of political events; of the United tored, before our personal relations should be changed. and he had nothing lo ask for .Marlin Van Buren, ITeeidcnt j integrity of On motion of R. R. Peebles, it was lion, with nf his administration 1 deemed it due lo both thus long lo dc ay tho change, no more weight with Ills former p II li.-nns from South I'arobin, the South States; that the conduct and policy the thanks of the convention be ten- at luge, or the Resolved, That among other reasons lo approbation; and tliat they i^- discountenance such idle ru- timii this shcfl of piiper, (r;iising a sheet fr his will le coiiiilry— iiotlii have their most decided dered to the President, Vice Presidents and Secretaries, m g. But he should go, when mors as the Senator alludes to. his political course recicetion to the rrosidcncy of the That desk.) 'I'his is Hot all. J'hu position commend him for for the able and dignified manner in which tliey have whi h Gen. he chose lo do so, into retirement, with a and honorable exer- might be judged (said Mr. Caiiioh.s) by the object he consci- United States, and will use all fair their respective duties. Jackson had assiimi d, necessarily discharged had in view*, and not his nitraeted to- oiiMiess that, during the period of a promote thesame- the suspicion and jealousy of long and c- tions to Tho coiiveniion then adjourned sine die wards iiiin a d.stiiiguisiicn his upright, political opponents, he would repeat what he had said, Senator fioin Massachu- ventfiil life, he had servi d his country Resolved, That Richard M. Johnson, by CYRUS WINGaTE, Pres'l. faithfully, ut the last session, his object. is, said he, ob- setts, dignified discharge of the duties of the was It to not now here, (.Mr. Weestkii.] who, it is zeiuoiely, wilhoiH being influenced faithful and Charles Glover, ) by hope of re- literate all those measure which had originated in the olfico which ho fills, has added a new claim clear, would have reniied all the political ward, high R. II. Stanton, Secretaries. honors or any olher motives limn a sincere desire which ho had upon the gratitude of } national consolidation school of politics, and especially to the many F.C. McCalla, 5 and advantages of the system, had the tontesl to promote its best interests; will cheerfully the Senator’s famous .\inerican system, which he believ- and whatever tho his country, and that we recommend and ever trust- ed to ho hostile to the Consiituti n and the genius of come to blows. These causes made the political .'Senator Irom S Carolina might say support the reclsction of this vetenni and as to the t an- ice Pres- our political system, and the real source of all the dis- condition of the Senator truly worthy soldier, statesman and patriot, to the \ forlorn t the time. ccllment of obligations, he c- uld not deprive him CONGRESSIONAL. orders and dangers to which the country was, or had idenev of the United States. On him rested all the i-es[xinsibilily, as the author of that delightful rouse loiisness. the opinion of this convention, a been, subject. This done, he wa* for giving the Gov- Resolved, That in of the system; while till the |«/Wer and Mr. State ernment influence CALIKUN. 1 he Senator brings .'.gainst change and reform in the administration of the IN SENATE. afresh departure, in Iho direction in which Jcll’erson it ave, had passed into tho hands of others. me the vague charge of egotism. is necessary, and that prudence, rclrench- and his associates would give, were they now He would ap- government Friday January 1840. as leading 3, aiivo Compromise was tlie only means of peal lo the in ment and economy should be adopted the and at the helm. He stood where he had always extrication. Senate, order to repel it, whether finances, and stood, on the old State Rights ground. His change of principle in ihe muiiagcincnt of the Stale Mr. CLAY of Kentucky gave notice, iliat to-morrow He was thus forced by the action of the Stale there is any inomber of the body more exempt from should bo commenced or prosecuted be would ask leave to introduce a bill in personal relation, which gave so niiich concern to the that no public work relation to whicli I in part represent, against his system, speaking of 1, by himself than he was, unless when at- which does not promise in' its compiellon some reasona- copy rights. 'senator, so far from involving any change in bis princi- my counsel, to compromise, in order to save him- tacked, How stands to fact? ble profit, or some aderjuato public utility; and that in iWr. C. stated that be regretted that ho was detained ples or doctrines, grew out of them. i Tho Senator has self. I had the mastery over the use of the credit of the State to raise means for by indisposition this moriiiiig, and prevented fr^m being him on the occasion. made it his practice of late to give all his discus- Mr. said he had understood the Senator public expenditures, duo regard sliould be paid to ihe present wlicn the bill was iiitroduct CLAY 1 have never taken any credit for my agency sions with him a personal d by the Senator in turn. What was lie to posterity, as^ w ell as of the exis- Irom as felicitating himself on the op|)ortunity which rights and interests of South Carolina [.Mr. Calnou.n] for ceding the pub the compromise act. 1 claim a higher (hat do? If — of he repelled his attacks, he was forced to ting generation. iiu land., to certain states within which they arc situu- had been now nfiorded him by Sir. C. of defining compelling the compromise; aud 1 would have dic-| speak of himself, and to expose of U'ni. 'I'. Wills, Esq. it was ordered that l.d. He had wished lo suggest himself to the Un motion some other reference of once more his p
Henky n. Gilpi.v, Esq., of Peonsylvaiiiu, has ^ it might Morison's Pills, Hardisty William Hoyper Catharine Mrs ihere not be, on any committee to which been appointed by the Preiident, by and with the A CARD. Vegetable Universal Harp George Holtzclaw if be referred, a majority of members either from "Or the Medicines of the advice and concent of the Senate, Attorney Gen- Hamilton William Hunt Elibu 11 or ihenew Slates, the comnnttee British College of Health. the old i‘h7unit7d Sutos! Hall Thomas llussman If But let me say to tlie Senator tromn 'tOPY of a letter from JA.MKS .MORtSON. tho Hy- Hainiltoii in number? ^ ^JURGCON DENTIST, having taken leave of his Margaret Miss Hinton J S period has, - geist, to Mr. J. U. French, Baltimore. Mr VV. continued, that the Cj patients in the city of designing to pass Hakes Homes Hughes M Kentucky, | New York, of Missis- Tiie Post Master General is represented as be- Lo.noov, Uritish College of Uealth^ tho winter months in Hays D Hurt Jas W 3 passed when he can consider the State ,| Lexington, respectfully tenders April, Headly Lucinda Miss Hunt Julia Miss 1638,S.I ! his professional services to its M as deeply in- |'ing i,, from inhabitants and viciniage, sippi, in reference to this measure, had health, rheumatism in the stomach, Hewy to acknowledge the ;at the oHice of his friend, Doctor Clagetty who, owing Wm Mrs Hutsell C J 2 the general land office — have receipt of your letter returns from 1 Henderson tercsted. The ami in answer to a press of business, requiring assiiitanoe, and a David Hall Calvin E 2 connec- under date March 13lh, thereto, 1 beg to dispo- at least has but little to facilitate Henry Emmaly Hudnall James show tint that State ^ ^ report has reached New Orleans by way of inform you that Mr. liuratioiShepherd Moat was super- sition the favors of his patrons, has solicited M public lands. A refer-;' arrangement. Henry Mary Ann Miss 2 Hubbard Jacob tion with the sales of the seded to tho agony for the sale of my medicines in this Galveston, that a bloody revolution had broken Hill Martin G 2 llornoday public lands in Mississippi America, by Dr. Geo. Taylor^ of New Yorky on or about Mr ence to the sales of the Higby James P |out in the city of Mexico, in the midst of which month of September, 1837, who is now the only will show that that State had tho l#r. MM. for the past year, CMjaaBTT I person in America from w'hom my medicines can bcob Would respectfully state nearly all its lands that were of any Bustamentc was deposed. The standard of Fed- to his friends and the public been swept of tained, and to whom 1 have to refer you on the subject Ingles E Ingles Isabella ‘ that he has been induced fsoin the liberal ' thathat Sta'State will amount patronage ex- value, and that the quota of je^alism was being raised throughout the States of of the' agency for Baltimore. I haveii communicated J j tended to him, and his personal knowledge of the skill arc wc Mr. Taylor on the subject of our application, and 30,000 dollars. And | with Jackson Clayborne Johnson to less than I*.® 1 y and high reputation for John 1 Mexico, wherever heard from. which Dr. Stout has years sus- will have the honor to be, sir, ^c. Jackson Lucy .Miss Johnson told that Mississippi, whose gross proceeds tained in New York as a Surgeon Dentist, to secure his David It is also stated that Metamoras has been taken JA.MDS MORISON, Hygeisl. Jackson Hannah Jones Will 30,000 dollars, will bo tempted to assistance during his stay in this city; being persuaded P Dr amount to but Jacebi A Monsicr Jonson by the Texan troops, aided by the Federalists, af- that by so doing, he will not only bo enabled to expedite Susan plunder the old Slates? But the bill did not de- Jaeobs CAUTION. his labors, but give ample satisfaction to those whose N Johnson William which the Senator from Ken- a severe conflict, in which there were sixty Texans Jinkins B R Johnson serve the character This medicine having been counterfeited to an alarm- confidence they may enjoy. Jano P Miss did, it ought to be Joitt G P Dr Jones S tucky had given to it. If it killed. ing extent, und last though not least, by the former (17110 still continues bis office on Mill-street, near E uncon- told to the country. It did not propose an general agents, the public are respectfully informed Dr. Dudley*s. jan. 9, 1640 2-tf K the genuine pills can bo had only in Louisville at Kay Mary B ditional surrender, as the Senator from Kentucky that Kerrick James An eidhusiaslic adjourned meeting of the JVestrm Branch Fourth-street, between Mar- William certain co i- the OJficey .VO'#' Kay F Kean Franklin intimated; but it was a surrender on REPROVER. at the Court ket and Jederson- S several of my friends and customers had remark Kerr B Keen Mary Mrs in the bill. These were, tliat tlie Whigs of Fayette county was held ditions expressed J. C. MINETT, cd tome, Kerr Janies C Key William A . that they heard my store was removed* J Sta'cs was to receive house to the Government of the United on Saturday last. Not helong;n_q General Agent for Kentucky and Indiana. 1 take this method to inform customers and the pub- Kelsey Mr Kirk Edward D I my half, not of the nett proceeds, but of the gross lie in general, that 1 continue my store in tho same Kelsey James Kicuca James one clan of modern Whigs, we did not feel ours'‘2lves j house, one door Ketn William Kennedy Bartholomew proceeds of the sales of the pubi c lands, while all The following are the duly appointed sub agents: I from the corner of west main and invited, and consequently did not attend the meet Broadw’ay streets; and have newly received from the east Ij the expense of conducting the sales was to be William Beach, Lexington, Fayette county, Kentucky; ing; but a variety of LACES, RIBBONS, and other goods which efiect of this bill from the information we have received Ch'is. F. Howard, Nicholasville, Jessamine county; Lancaster Robert Lewis John A borne by the new States. The I will sell as cheap if not cheaper than ever for cash. county; Lamme Adison Livingsten A Mra o(T at one blow, a considerable from honest Whigs who did attend, we are induced J. ii. i.etcher, Jr. & Co. Lancaster, Garrard would bo to sweep H. WHITTEL. Lander William B Letcr John George Lj'on, JSalvisa, Merer county; Dec. 1639—49-lf public expenditure, and one branch of Ex- jlo believe, that there 4, Lane Edwin item of was but little of enthusiasm, R. Fembe.-ton, Hardinsville, Shelby county D Lindsey William patronage. It would diminish, to the a- Lane Amanda Miss Lemmons John ecutive in favor of either of the candidates for G. W. Finley, (?• ^0 JcfFersonlown, Jellerson county; Lrikely Young Xegroes for ISalc. President Lctiher one inillio a of dollars, the e.\pen- *Moustoii, Jefferson county; William Lowry Mahlon G 2 mouiit of nearly Sinclair Oiinmett, j^oR SALE, Five likely young Negroes, on a credit secretary of jor Vice Presidont— that nil of feeling or elo- si:clbvville. Sheby county; Leeds 'riicrcsa J Lockridge Dudly dilurcofthe United States; and the Smith, Floyd 6l Co. I of six months, satisfactorily secured* 2 men, 20, Village, Shelby cuuaty; Lewis Sam’l H Logan Sally gross pro- iquence was designed to sustain the red or J. j. M. McGraw, Clay 1 the treasury told us that the probable while and 22 years old; boy 8 years old, and a woman, and Lewis Nancy Mrs .Milchel Bradshaw, Frankfort. Franklin county; Lowman Thomas D in future amount to 3,- boy child 2 years old. ceeds of the sales would rose of Kentucky. 1 Woodford county; Lcitch George H Long Sami John Aberdeen, Versailles, Enquire of the Printer, J. R. Sloan, or John Brek dollars, one half of which would go to Scott county; Lewis Nelson Logan James 500,000 The result of tho enthufiastic meeting seems J. W. Bradford, Georgetown, N.\N. Stales. Let Luba Henry the Government of the United me I James Rippy, Ccntrcville, Bourbon county; 50-4t To have been, a J.exington, December 13, 1839.— W., that permission that the man who has B. M. Riggs, Fans, Bourbon county; M tell the Senator from Kentucky, said Mr ilousion Johnson, Ruddles* Mills, Bourbon county; is, as ho con- for years ruled the destinies of this State, and has Maguire John] Moore Joseph B It can httsliown that this measure if McCrory vV Chambers, Cynthiaiia, Harrison county; Manscl misrep- Ann W 3 Moore Andrew robbery of the old .Slates, I would had great influence over tho whole Union, maybe Gentlemen wishing to join Mr Richardson’s tends, a G. C. Lightfoot, Falmouth Fcndlcton county; OUXG iMaccoun Elizabeth T Morford Ann M I would coii.seiit that it Night Class will plcaso {.without delay,) call and res»nt my own State if permitted to have bis ashes deposited in Ken- Alfreti Gorncy, Grant's Lick, Campbell county: Y Madison R A Monfort J G Rer sign the iist at Rice's book store. As soon as & suffi- should bfCnme a law Let it be shown that it is Frederick Brown. Alexandria, Campbell county; Marshall Emily Miss Monteyer D Monsieur tucky! ! class will Levis tSu Covington. do.; cient number is obtained* thd commence at old or the new States, and it Mackoy, Marshall Francis Miss Morgan Mary Mrs unjust to either the room, |'he sixth resolution reads ns follows: Southgate Eubank, Newport, do.; his old (Mr. Giron’s.) Major William Montague Thomas 2 never shall receive my vote. Oct23. '39—43-tf Mr Morison's vu uable works—Important Advice to ^ .Martin Richard Morriss Hannah ^‘‘Resolved, That Henry Clay has devoted a the World; Family Adviser, containing a list of diseases, Martin Robert Morrison Martha LIST OF LETT ERS remaining in the quarter of a century to servo and save his country, tlicir origin and mode of treatment, und all other puD- LexiwJ^* Mastin F S Mosslay Sarah 3 ton Post Office on the 1st day of January, without calculiiling wlial would enure to himself lications of the College of Hcalth^lcnt to read gratis. A 184U, ;::*ttock T J M Montague Elijah which, if not taken KILN'TLCKY GAZE'ITi:. Druggists cannot be uppain*ed agents out in threo months, will be sent to Marker Nancy Morgan iWargaret or promote his own aggrandizement. Words are the Post Office General as dead letters. Merrill Sophia Morton Mr impotent to speak his generous devotion to his The above medicines may be had at my Grocery Merrill Myers T Dr Store, No. 45, East Main street, nearly opposite the A Martha Miss 2 M L.EXI.\CITOI\: country, his love of liberty and sublim.ated patriot-* .Mcssick E Myles Wm Fhomix Hotel. Abernathy David Alston Wm A ism. '-Kentucky may soon contain his ashes, hut Mesmer Antonia McConnell Martha Miss THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1840. WM. BEACH. Abbott Lyman jr Allendcr E Merrell Jefferson McConnell Robert the world will hate his fame." Lex. Jan. 23, 1840 4—3m Adams John M N Amarine Abraham Miller Catharine McCarty Michael Addix John E Anderson George Ann Miss Miller McCallie This resolution, as originally oflered and pub- Aikin John Anderson Joseph B Dr M W Wc most sincerely regret, that cases of hy- Miller Joseph McDaniel William Akern J Arnett Burris jlis/rfd, did not consign the Ashland Orator to the vO pocricy so often occur among tho clerical ranks— .Miller Co McFeely John Allen John C Asbury Henry 2 and we hope tho **wolf in sheep u clothing** named in Miller John McGuffin Lucy Mrs tomb, but merely admitted, that as Gen. Harrison Alexander James £ Atchison James the following letter, from Mr. May hew, wiii receive his Miller McMiebins Alvis John Austin Henry W had received the nomination, the WJiigs of Faycllel just deserts for imposing upon the community. Pass Mitchell Francis McMulUn Sally him along, brother typos, that he may be held up to B Morton Aim S McMilltn would .'ustain it. But Gen. Combs, who had been,' universal contempt, and thus save many from becom- g Sarah H Miss Boggs Robt Moore William 2 McNecl Allen PRESIDENT, Baker Amos Roman FOR some how, selected ns a delegate to ihe Harris-! ing his dupes. Boman N Baker John Boon G G burgh to New York, Dec. 17th, 1839. Neal Ann Noel John J nvREjy. Convention, sustain the claims of Mr.* Baker Catharine Mias Boyd Mary Miss Sir—Although I am not personally acquainted with Neal Charles 2 Clay to the Presidency, not satisfied with Mr.l Baker David Briges Rezin 1 trust, when you perceive thcobjcct F^R VICE PRESIDENT, you, of my letter, Baker Allen Brown Sami M 2 Wicklifle’s resolution, you will excuse the liberty 1 have taken in addressing offered thcone abovequoled,' Baily John R Brown Caleb Osborne Mahlon Offutt Ann W Miss RICHJIRR JfM. JOHJySOjy. >ou It i. possible, you may not be aware that a man] Osborne Jamei H Overton Waller consigning Clay to everlasting oblivion Burnett varo.moCaroline Miss Brown William B Mr. — and' of Lnos L. tenwick, by the name now iu this city, { Owen Clark L Capt Outten Mathias I Llizubeth M iss Brown Dairy (formerly a Baptist preacher, familiarly what is most astonishing, after long debate, the and known to ;viary P * Miss* Brown Washington In this Gazette will b« found the proceedings of the citizens of Monroe county, «s the **Jitcerend Ini’ • • • - *• Parker Francis whigs, neighbors of Mr. Clay, adopted it!!! Blair A H Mrs Brown ( harlcs D Perrinc Thomas poster^') is manufacturing a medicine and selling it for Parker Warren Peny the State Democratic Convention, commenced nt Blanchard A Brown Joseph Mr time will perhaps not till the meet the Matchless Sanative, of which 1 perceive you arc the The come— Blanton Richard A. Co Brown Levi Page James C Preston B F January. We bespeak, general agent. I have every reason to believe, sir, that Frankfort on the 8th of Blair Edmund BroadusJo (colored) Page 'I homasor William 3 Perkins Eute 2 ing at the polls—when the gentleman delegated to Mr. Fenwick is an unprincipled man, as he was, not Brainard George S 2 Bronaugh Gvo Co Payne Thomas Peatross William for the preamble and resolutions, the serious con- A sustain the claims of Mr. Clay—he who could long since, deposed from the ministry, for taking un- Brackonridge Wilcher Brockwny Henry Payne Edward Breroitte A S sideration of every Kentucky patriot. waraniablo liberties with members of his church, 1 there- Payne Elizabeth Miss Phelps Nathan rise in the presence of a respectable body, selec- Bell .Vlargarct Miss Brockway R 11 W fore, as of knavery, feel anxious the enemy that he Bell C W Brooks C A Paulding William Dr Price Barbary speedily exposed lest many of fellow citi- ted from the whole Union, and declare that the should be my Bell Theodore (colored) Bryan Isabella T Miss 3 Patterson William Pickett John zons should be defrauded by him out of their money, Parkes C Dr 2 Powers Thomas make our acknowledgement? to Vice Presi “heart of Kentucky was bruised,” will be rebuked Bell Eliza Mrs Burks Susan H 3 W We characters. 1 acem it the concientious if not their du- Bell Mary Ann Miss Burton J P Dr Pew B F Powell James Clay and Crittenden, of to expose villainy and vice dent Johnson, and Messrs. for consigning Kentucky’s favorite to the tomb, ty of every man, wherever Bell David sr Burton Eliza Mrs Pratt Nehemiah B Polk Edward T and whenever he meets it. Besides, sir, another consid- Prather John sr 2 Poague Emily G Miss the U. S. Senate, and also, to Messrs. Hughes, leaving no hope for bis future usefulness, to that Belles Henry T Bunncl Jesse eration should prompt me to make known to you tho Beveridge James A Buckner Mary Ann Miss Prather John M Poague Emily Mrs Kentucky Legis- daughter, who, McKinney and Pinndell, of the country so deeply indebted to him. above facts, 1 have a thank God, has Berkley VVm H Butler Wra G Pond George O Dr been raided from a wasting skeleton to perfect health their repeated favors. Blew George Butler Thomas R lature, for “Save me from rny friends, and I will take care simple means of using vial and that too, by the one and Beard Martha Mrs Bullock E Rankin James Rogers John Sanative, which I of my enemies.” a half of the iMatchless bought at Beard .Mary Jane Miss Buford Kennel Redman Ragers Kitty Mrs Broadw ay, of S. Francis, your agent for this have great pleasure in announcing the ap- 252, C. city. Blue Roily (colored) Byrns Robert Rees Arthur Robinson Kendrick We To advance the prospects of whom, is the tal- that you will duly appreciate the Believing motives Bookagt Scollman Bryan John (magician) Reins James Robertson John H pointment of James Gkinstkad, Ksq. our fellow which have induced me to address you thus unceremo-, ented son of Kentucky consigned to mother earth? c Rivers Thomas Robertson Charles w ill for Kentucky, in th; niously, and hoping that you take the curliest steps Benjamin Rossiter W D citizen, as Pension Agent man, Campbell Enos Crawford William Ragers Of Gen. illiam Henry Harrison! A who, to e.xposo lo llic world the base imposter, Fenwick, I Grin- Ragers Thomas 2 Roy Cavil place of Major John 'I’ilford, resigned. -Mr. myseli, Cave John W Creager Jonathan 3 his signature, has given it as his opin- subscribe Ragers Mary A MIm 2 Russell P A Mrs under own Cassell Tho J Christian Henrietta Miss lime past, discharged the duties Sir, very respectfully, Rogers B F 2 Rucker John Y stead has for some C ase .Mary Ann Miss Christopher David S 2 ion, that the whole surplus money belonging to the J. P. MAYHEW. Ragers James Dr Runnebaum Frederick to the entire satis- Carpenter William Christian Sami B of Pension Agent, wo believe, Dr. David S. Rowland, > United Stales, and which is now deposited with Harriett Miss S Boston, Mass. Catey J B Cox all concerned; nor do we think a better ) Sacry William Shclman H faction of the several States fur safe keeping, should be ap- Caldwell James (student) Cork M one? the bearer, who is about to start for appointment could have been P. S. M r. J , Caudle Elenor S Conn Jos S Samuels E B Shely George or more popular you this letter, and if you desire propriated to the purchase and manumission of your city, will hand Chapman Wm W Cox Surly Shackleford Jno C Smee James you a more detailed account of Fenwick, made. he will give Clarke Ann Miss College of Physicians and Shaw Harriott Simpson M slave.'! be possible for me to do on paper. than it would Clark Jane Smith (colored) Surgeons Sparhaw’k John Simpson George 3 J. P. M. And yet, Kentucky and the Southern States, are Caleb Coal 'rhomas G Sparks Margaret Miss Skinner Peter United States Senate, Clapp The war of words in the Miss Cole Nathan Sparks Hiram B Smith Louisa Miss 9 holding meetings, at which it is said, hy the whig Clark Elizabeth R Stafford D F Smith John 2 JMt. Clay and Mr Callioun, has been va- Clark B G Dr Cooler John E Dr between Mrs Julia Mrs presses, that the greatest enthusiasm prevails in ? § n ^ ^ ^ Clary Sally W Miss Conner Mahlon Stafford Sarah R Smith ji riously stated by the letter writers from Washing- Sheppard J A Spiers Maxamelia abolitionist! Reverend Imposter Clark F Coons J D favor of this avowed Shepard Dr Schoolfield Mr to Mr. Calhoun. In our 'MCraig Charles P Crawford Alexander H H ton, mostly unfavorable OOK OUT! Look Out!! Look Out for an INFA-** Joseph The whig presses may proclaim it, but the com- Craig James Church 4 homas Stewart R Stottebenn will be found, as re- JU MOUS KNAVE, by lb* name of ENOS L. FEN- Story John paper of to-day, the whole Craig J W Cunningham Wm H Stewart Sally Ann munity will know it is not true. WICK, of New York, who was formerly a Baptist Scott Henry 4 matter in Culver Martha II Stewart John ported for the Globe, which places the Preacher, and better known to tho citizens of Monroe Crealh Jacob | Sclecman Henry Scott Samuel county as the ‘Reverend Impostor.’ 'J'his soulless vil-j| D a much more favorable light for the South Caro- Sellers Helen Miss Scott Julia Ann lain, who was dismissed from his pulpit, some time Daniel Downing William Margarctt the VITO VITPS SALE, Ann M Scemcr W Scott we arc not surprised that conduct, is now rendering himself lina Senator, and since, for improper Davice Eliza Downing Elizabeth Miss Steel H P Sohiveery Seligman F FINE CHINA AND USEFUL ARTICLES, wickedly attempting to impose Kentuckian should have been raised. still more infamous, by Daniel W A Doan John F Steel Ann Miss Sutton Joseph A Dr 2 dander of the will take place again on Monday nexty ihe 21tk of Church but the WHOLE CO.MMU-. O not merely upon a Davis L Derecote Absalom Steal Thomas Stubblefield William January 1840, at the new Auction Room of G. Christy, NITY. Misa Dorsey John I Davis Sarah M Steel Andrew' P on Main-street, at which time the Ladies and Gentle- A few months ago, this SCOUNDREL wrote to the Thomas Duncan Julia R Miss Lexington, on Davison T At a meeting of tho citizens of men will bo able to complete their purchases on the same subscriber at Boston, and wished to be appointed an* Dunlap Emily Mrs Devore Davy Taliaferro Susan B Thomas H R memorialize the terms as heretofore sold, agent for the sale of the Matchless Sanative. The Dempsey D Dr Dunlap William Friday last, it was agreed to W Tanner John Thomas Heariett S Miss G. CHRISTY, Aucy. General Agent not knowing his depraved character, gave Didirori John .Monsieur Dunlap Alexander it “to repeal Tanner Mary Ann Mrs Thomas Samuel Legislature of Kentucky, imploring Lex. jan. 23, 1840 4— It him an agency, and forwarded him a quantity ol the Dunbar A W Divine William Taul John M Thompson Elizabeth Miss to enact medicine. This he soon sold, and remitted the money, Dixon Susannah Dwyer Andrew all the licence laws now in force, and Taylor Elizabeth Thompson Ebenezer Young Archy of Transport, and ordered another lot, which was sent about one Downing Elizabeth Dyas Thomas W the sale of any sort of Taylor Mr [late of N Y] Thompson John L such laws as shall prevent month since. 'I'o avoid any suspicion as to the de- .^OUR years old next May. Donnelly Daniel Tarlton William B Thompson .Margaret P the giving of ^ sign of this applying for an agency, or to conceal his :intoxicaling drink as a Ireverage, or I wish to sell or farm out Tegarden Godfrey Thompson Sarah J Miss 2 I partial remittance of the horse, next season. “cloven foot,’’ he made a Greenberry law, iStc. the above — Edwards Henry Epperson Tracy J L Thornton Roseanna such drink in order to evade the sales of the last lot, only ten days ago. Yesterday, He is nearly, or quite 16 hands Edwards John D Evans James H Tillman Christopher 2 Thornley Thomas B utter astonishment, tho General Agent learnt that high, and his form action and with Elliot James R Evans (medical school) Tibbs Ben Turner J DECEIVER is now impiously manu- pedigree induces me to believe this REVEREND Elliott T D Dr Ew’ing Louisa Mrs Tiry Joseph Truitt R W D been introduced into the Kentucky with his own UNHOLY HANDS, a worth- A bill has his produce will be valuable for facturing Emerine Abraham Ewell Patsy Trimble D Maj Tyrrell Thomas the less medicine,—a SPURIOUS SANATIVE, which ho House of Representatives, for re-organizing the saddle or harness. He was Emery Jacob Todd Benjamin Tyler Eliza is employing swindling pedlars to palm upon the public] of sired by Burbridge's Archy of Tolen Joseph which provides for the selection as Genuine Original. Courts, | County Transport, his dam by old Poto- Farrer Joseph French Julistt C 2 u V the O^lf tho people of America will only bear one fact in; three members, whose duty it shall be, to Iiold mac, and his grand dam by Monticello, both of which Farra B F Freeman Burke Underwood Mr Vanscoy K mind, there is not even a possibility of their being duped, dollars were sired by the celebrated Diomed. Satisfactory Franklin Joseph F 2 Fitch N G 3 Varlow John L Varble Samuel 3 monthly Courts. They are to receive two by this UNPRINCIPLED VILLAIN. The lact is this: references can be given, if required. Fethorston Rob’t R Fine John F W li;;r.NO PEDLAR, or TRAVELLING AGENT has they sit. With some modifications, Likewise, an ASIATIC JACK, young active and Ferguson John Frisbee 'Phomas 2 for every day ever been employed in this country to sell the Sanative, Washington Patty Winston Bickerten well formed. Fleming William Flynn Dennis Willis William think the plan a good one. or to leave it with any person to sell on commission.Q3i Warfield Edward Col F we should NELSON TURNER. Alartha of tho true Sanative, is appointed Freneb Ware Nathan A Maj Willis John Again, every Agent I Lexington, jan* 23, 1840 4-tf by the (icni ral Agent, and receives the medicine dircct-il G Waggott George 2 Wilson James - ' Sami Grant Billy Walker James T 4 Wilson David V 2 Most hokrid a'*d melancholy. The steam- Jy from tho Depository in Boston. Gaines M JSaisiiis, Prunes a :d Pine Apple Gaines Nancy Mra Green Margaret H Wallace Richard Wilson Citty about 200 boat Lexiiigiiin, Capt. Chiles, with Cheese. Gaines Stoddard Green SamT Wallace Thomas M Williams Jane Miss York to Gains Ann .Mrs Gist Independent 3 Wallace Joseph Wm Williams Randolph W passengers, on her passage from New WHOLE and Quarter Boxes M. R. RAISINS, q q q q -g Vtij»s gy almost every Gatewo >d Richard Gill Th»*rftsa ' Wailace John Williams John H fresh and in tine order; 0:;;^Let all who buy tha Sanative, (and look fire on the night of the I ^ Gillis .Archibald Williams R T Providence, R. I., llic ab ivc facts.^ and they Gray William 2 Walson James aO, Boxes PINE APPLE CIIEESK; body does buy it,) rcinember I. .Miss M iiliunis C children) tlio GE-^UiNL original Gray .Moses Grimes |Waltson John A 2 H I2th, and every soul, (men, women and 5 Cases Fresh PRUN E--; may be SURE oi obtaining Gray I’lioroas Gibson John Washington .Moses Whilelaw Mark supposed to 30 boxes Chrystuliz d FRUITS, assorted; compound. I with exception of ihiee men, are tivo, Graves Griffing John S Dr VN haioy James 2 Whue Arnett the do ROi'K CANDY; y B. —Every Agent of ihe Matchless San G i 50 Grice Uaniel ' W hite Edward J 1 E A- Graves Jolin C " eekt< S Dr and for sale by is rarncslly tlcstrcd TO GIVE \N IM 'lEDlA be lost. Just received Mrs Goff Dr Lucy Misa Wright G T JNO. B. TILFORD, LAH.vl* by having this art e:lo inserted one month in (iriivfs Lucretia Weeks Hanmih Mary Jane Woods Joseph M (»enoral Grave-s H» nr • II Godfrey Weaver J“hn W JVo. 41, Mailt street. all llic p'tpfTs ii» llicir l«»wiis. And that the < Hobt Woodruff Eliza Miss Jersey contested electon, the arc pul ««n tho Graham V S 2 »ordon A Wcuart Horace A Tho case of the New T.exington Nov., 28, 1839 —48-ti A i»ent may be cerlai.a ihit public Robeft Oonler ( hristopher Wingate Joseph comiiiiltiO LOOK OUT for the I PO < TOR, he will kindly thank Graham at last referred, on ilie 13lh, lo the Guinn Robert was ad Graham-i (musicians) 1 Y iull hi> Agents to forward him ? copy of each paper
for Lard!! Grady William ' Young D W with all the pipers, &.C. Cash vci'Ust <1 in, as soon us possible. i York Newman on elections, ! S. RO A'L \ND. II Patrick Ids highcsi price for Lard. D I Youre Wliile resigned ] ibers will give the diy Judge ' ^ J„bsc Oil the same General American A*jcnt, Depository* Harwell 'Hllon Dr Hillocks James ill Lexington Tliey will fur- i deliveiod to them States Senate, from Tennessee; 4 No. lod, VVasliingtm st. Hanley Marg’iret Misa Higbre Peter John Zcbnla Peter scat in the United anil barrets w. th tut charge to those w ho may ; ^Zener , nish ke^s .Mrs Boston. Dec. 23, 1839 4-lni liurwell J Dr Houston .Miiry lett'rs will notice, lint although he had mike cngiig ineiils. Persons calling for any of the above gwo wish lo , , and .Mr. Grundy ,, , , . FHzihrlh Mrs Hood Bciijaniin quantity of Lard kegs at reduced Hawkins that they arc advrrlijed. rcasury Fat Sale a Ur^c Granville oleasesaj formerly voted against ihc Independent 1 Hawkins E izabeth Miss Homes JU6EFH FiCKUN, P. M. R Eal,VMS Halstead Joseph S Dr Hollin Robert I j up, support the BROTHliR. , Bill, he sliouid, when it again came COUNVVALL Howard Jlath Mrs Jan. 2, 1840 2-«t FOR SALE AT THIS OFFCE- I Halo D B Nov. 7, 1830— 4^-3ni i Bill. .
to the late confhsion of sight, noises air NOTK-E.—am persons indebted ,XOTii'E. CelBF^TFT n\lRF~n00JfI. I stomach, or back, dimness or Blessing «« ^Sotliers. j A KckI chilliicss, tre- firin of bovv.»iAS & Dun.n, arc most [ijs in llie inside, alternate flushes of heat and . F gj,i,Keribcr returns his thanks to his friends and stibscnher respect ully ins Svki’p, por lo call and liquidate the same., on or before ho D». Wm. Evans’ 0JLE«nAT£i> PoOTiiiso ' mors, watchings, agitation, anxielv, bad dreams, apauns, 'solicited the public generally, for the very liberal patronag -M. forms his customers and the next. not complying with the TIIKIR TEETH. relieved by in occasional dose vl day of Jun^ All persons received from this puhim generally, Cllll-UKLN CUniNO w ill in every cLo, be , he has them; and takes method to that he continues “bove rcMiuis.tmn, may c.vpcct to b« preserved hundreds of chil- tjVans medicine,ineoicine, (;'• " them that he hus this day associated with the Cabinet .Making Tliiiinf..Iliblo romeily has Dr.r. Evans’ 1| .r inform him Business at his cer on that* dale,j AN ns well as . old stand on dren, w hen thought pa^t recovery, from convulsions. As Directions for taking the (ramomile Pills, his son, John Ekillman. Main-street, immedi 1839- lo-tf the.* the chi!u v. ill Pills, always accompany 'i Way-, will under jitely opposite the lot •ooo aa the 2i> rup is ruhbctl on guini, Drr. Evans’ Aperient Family The business in future be conducted the on which the .Masonic flail recover, 'lifts preparation is so innocents so etficacioue, them firm of A. T. SK1LI..MAN >ON. formerly stood, and a
. Mon- its Robert I and so plca'^ant* that no child will reluso to let Asthma — Three year's stanUng — Mr ITIoiiey// A. T SKILL.MAN. few doors bclo\v LogarPs corner, distressing mal- gutni bo rubbed with it. ficii infants are at the roe, Scliu} Ikill, afflicted w ith the hove persons who are indebted to the subscribers where all articles in (he way of FCRNITCRE can be th'uijjh there is no appearance of ady. Symptoms, great iang ur, ‘flatulency , disturbed ami settling had on as good terms U' they can be elseivhere procured affs of four mnnth^j, B. will do us j» pptcial favor by calling A. T. light- teeth, one botllo shoultl be used on tiic gums to open rest, nervous head-ache, diinculty of breathing, accounts, and by so d-lng, they' 'vlil save iie much in the citv. Me jmites nil those wishing to purchasear- their Whclesah and Retail Booksellers and Sl.ttione7 pores. Farents should never be without the Syrup ness and stricture across the breast, dizziness, nervous to call them s, tielp« in hi« line, to coll nt hi« are- Room and examine the time trouble in having on . | and Lcxingtnn, if lie in horizontal Kentucky, (beui‘-elvts, I- deieimined lo In the nursery wiicre there arc young children; for a irratibility and restlessness, could not a OREaR &, BERKLEY. - for ns he sell bargains. the impeding sufioculioii, E^PECTFL'LI V inform tlu irfriends and the pub- fg^Maviin: provided hiiiiH'lf wtih a child wak a in the night with pain in the gums, position with^mt the sensaiion ol Nov. 23, 1.33!)— 13-2m ! FLIfNITURE that they will emtinuc to korp on hand, at Syrup iinmodialely gives eaac by opening the pores and piilpitution of the heart, distressing cough, cosiivencss, I fife lie, " .’\<^ON, all article*’ bimcht of him will be delivered f'tand, a general nFporlment of Law, healing the gums, thereby preventing Convulsions, pain of the stomach, drowsiness, great debility, and de- the old Aledical, any where in the city, free of chartre. lie DAVID VVALKF.R r. speciruliy informs .Mr R. Monroegttve up I’hcoh gicuJ, Scho»d and .Miscellaneous Books, slation- JOSEPH Fevers, *S:c. ficiency of the nervous energy. audits vicinity, that he MILWARD, D' ih*' citizens of Lexington Musical InstTumenla,
' removing cve- quent and sudden fits of crying, watchings, starling in of the Fills which n-sulted in completely OtVUlil.S wutibl most respectiully to his mo- NEW AND SPLENDID ASSORT.M ENT OF shrieks ! He wishe* suv the sleep, and spa.s.Tis of peculiar parts: the child ry symptom of his disease U . iniiiriii the cilzdis of LcMii|;ton with the i, thrusts its fingers into its ' for this declaration is, that those afflicted Goods! the public with extreme violcnc and live Fall and ami Kciieriilly, that be i,« now le- from which he is mouth. If these precursatory symptoms uro not spee- 'same or any syinptomssimilar to those cciviiig, ami iiitcmis In keep constuiillv on dily alleviated, spasmodic convuUions universally super- happily restored, may likew ise receive the same inesli- D. IW, &‘F. W. CRAIG, h .ml, a bir-e ns^ornient of DOUBLE Tcne, and soon cause the dissolution of the infant.— mable benefit. at their Store, op- ' SOLE FREN’CII HOOTS— ami also j now recci' ing and opening, a Street, York. RE their Imbcs j*filicted with these dis- l o Dr. Wm. Evans, lOO Chatham New l.rge lot of Mothers who have posite the Court-House door, an PUegant und ex- CORK suitable for mumirac- tressing symptoms, sliould apply Dr. Wm. Kvans* cele- E.xtract of a i#-tter of .loiius Snyder, Postmaster, A turiiig Cork Sole Hoots and tensive stock of canfullij selected Shoes. Abo. a has preserved hundreds of ' Wm. Evans. brated Soothing Syrup, wJiich Kcriisvillc, Fa., lo Dr. dry Hoods; large issortmenl of coar.'-e Aten’s and Chil- sudden- following is found: An cltIdcr- fitaple A’ Fancy infants when tiiougiii past recovery, from being Among «evoral cases the FFXIsVa TG.l* dren’s Hrogans, all of wliicti he will sell as low for Cash, the fuJlowing convulsions. -5 ye^irs so ulflir'tod w ith nervous wliieh will be found, in part, |.is hoi.'.e ly attacked with tliut fatal malady, ly lady, 'vlio had been Among any other in the city. He invite., the [uiblic to rtf. :i',OT;k{ TUA\7I. hypochondria, debility, &.c. that f"r the last thr'Cycais di'sirab e arliclis, viz: 'call ntiil exiiiiiine liis stock, DIRECTIONS. CLUlllb,Tri riic as he Icels confident they she constantl) leceived medical aid irom a respectable Super blue and black wosl and piece dyed 'Cannot be surpassed. ^Please shaJie the boUte whenfmt opened j;^ physician; but Hi© pressure and pain on her heart and some very fine, Fl-KMTU. E EST.iBLISH.ili'l.NT RICHARD OWKNS, their teeth in left side, remained immov- brow n and other Fancy Cloths, When chihlron begin to bo in pain with breast; and cspcciiillv her Green, t ^ Main street, opposite Brennan’s intervals with weakness in her green, brown and drab Beaver -^Iplialtum, Mo- Hotel. thootmg in ihcir gum.s put a little of the Syrup in a^ able, attended at long Black, N. B. In nddition Over-Coats, a superior to his Kastern and French work keeping her discouraged to under- and Flushing Cloths, for ^U^'IIANKFUL for tlic very liberal support whvch 1 tea-spoon, and with a finger let the child’s gums bcrub-| head and on her mind, luir he would inform the 'V iiiblic that every description crjinmcnoed using Dr. , 1 have received for the yc.irs 1 of bed for two or threo minutes, three times a day. It^ take any thing.^ In .May she . „ assortment, last seven that J^avc J liOO I S and SHOES are accompa- Cassinicres, plain, striped manulaclured on the shortest to directions f*incy colored been in business, I friei.ds . tiie brca>l immediately, for the milk i Evans’ medicines according the Blue, black and w’ould inform my an the must not be put to notice mikI iiio*>t favorable terms. place; the pain and pres- public, that I still carry on, ut iny old stand, vvould take tlic syrup olV too soon. hen the teeth arc nyingthem. A rc-aclioii look and plaid on Lunc- Lexington, clear CassincUs, Dec 13, 1838—50 If just coining through their gums, mothers should imme- sure in her body was removed; her mind became Blue, black, brow n, mixed and other fancy stone street, 2d door above Hie Jail, and having ut/ im- perfectly good, .md up to this Ktiiped and plaid. lueosc large stock of diately apply t;ic syrup, it will prevent llieir children anti strong, her spirits plain, sklungT7ff which for the lasi Swansdown and Velvet havinga fever, and undergoing that painful operation time in all respects restored to health, Satin, Wcllingtun, Valencia, Furniture, Matlrassf^, i Chairs, Blinds, Sfc, .IT COfiT ,:i,vn of lancing thcgiims, which always makes the i;ext tooth tun years she has not enjoyed. Vestings, new style. C.tRRM,lGF. Shirts and Drawers, IHE much harder to come through, and pomeliincs causes ^i^igned,) JONAS SNVDER* Woollen, Merino aud Cotton On liand, of the latest fashions and best quality, prepar- SL'BSCRIBER, with a view to raise money, red Mackinaw Blankets; Clay, death. CAUTION. White, blue, green and ed for tho spring and summer sales, and w ishing to in- t HOODS A'l’ COST AND Blankets, UAKRI.AOL,oir. for PMCt ONE DOLL.VR A BOTTLE. V\ liitiicy and fancy French crease my business to double what it has bi-cn, I have Cash, cither at Dr. Wm. Evans will not be responsible for the Genu- Plaid, spotted and plain colored und white Flannels, reduced prices WHOLESALE jcnlloman wlio has made' the trial of Dr. W. unless they are bought of my lower than they have ever been in OR RETAIL. *’A ineness of tho Camomile Pills Satin, Vel- p'renth and .-\meiicun Prints and Calicoes, this city, und 1 think suflicicntly low lo compete with HisSIOtK Ob HOODS is large, Evans’ S(