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UlilCU, I (tinting to such ited to mv j purpose of of a consid-oted to the time for Tern nd by cx-of composi-hcaltli thanition, above iv taste ande kindly of-ibscriptions ent season, unt, and 1 to it until ber of sub-ill warrantus devotion revent any which have ih to satisfy faction with lion, no in-iosI support :s measurescl in deter-to a public confidence y, his prin-i increased r associatedauicat men ui mu uav) uuu alt;iiu 11 uit? peopie of Indiana did not elect him their next Governor, they surely did not know how to reward pre-eminent talents, and great intellectual and moral worth.[fndianian.during the he took inThe Bloodsuckers cowed and whippedinto justice.svery mem-niformly of d my devo-rhich have by the Ad-icnt. TheMany of the flatboats that broke from the Natchez landing during the storm, were stranded below this city, and it is hardly credible, but still it is true, that those living on the hanks of the river, like wrecking pirates, took possession of the boats, aud claimed them as the spoils of a tempest. A Mr. Woods, found his boat loaded with Ploughs, c., six miles below the city, in possession of five or six men, who refused to give it up without being paid one-half the value of the cargo. So soon as this base extortion was reported in our streets, a party of gentlemen, consisting of Thomas Munch, M. D. Kidd, S. B. Stutson, T. W. Clay, J. W. Bunce, Mr. Jacob Saria, John Shanks, and severalothers, able to row a boat, and willing to punish fraud and inhumanity, took a skiff and dashed down the river seven or eight miles, where they found the boat above alluded to. They took instant possession,and restored it to the rightful owner.— Natchez may be ruined, but she has still some spirits who are not yet dead to the cry of justice and humanity.[Natchez Courier.INFAMOUS !It is with shame and regret that we make mention of a spirit of abandoned cupidity exhibited by some individuals. Into see it prlt; are mattei as is plaiul we refer.C^rWetimore Rep address to I adopted byVbhtion, at tion after rJJohn M. appointed the advice Pos.master vice AjiosDuring Imer, we ha and high w much imp*crops, owiSunday la; about an h to have sc length of ti terday riocwith a fair The randeal of coi
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Aurora Dearborn County Democrat
Aurora, Indiana, US
Thu, May 28, 1840
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