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real estate Of J. G.. S. Harrison, at the in
stance of General Harrison. The I'd Sec
ton of this act is in these words


"Sec. 2. That after the final adjustment
OF said accounts, the Secretary of the Trea.
surv is hereby authorized to allow to the le-
gal representatives and the heirs of said Re
ceiver, the period of eighteen gears TO pay
the amount which shall be found due from
said Receiver, Without interest, upon such
terms as TO the Secretary of the Treasury
shall be deemed reasonable and equitable,
by takinga lien on the estate of said Re
cciUer, or such other security as, in his opin
ion, will secure the debt"


Afier the passage of this law, Gen Hoc-
ard then District Attorney, now a. member
of Congress and Van Buren, candidate for
Governor in Indiana. procured a valuation
of the real estate of the Receiver, and being
satisfied that 200 acres of The land is ample
security for the debt due the government,
has given permission to sell "A house and LOT
in Vincennes, for the support of the grind
children of the immortal Pike, who have
been hitherto reared and educated by Gen.
Harrison.


Thus is this vile SANDER putto rest. Will
Thomas Richie acknowledge his error?-
General Harrison does not owe the govern
ment. He is security for debt of his son,
upon which Congress with the appreciation
of General jackson, has granted indulgence
for eighteen years without interest, settling
upon The principles of Justice and equity"
He can only be called upon when that time
shall have elapsed, and then only in the event
ofhis sons estate being deficient, of which
there is no probability. Yet Thoms Richie.
81 Co. proclaim him defaulter!


lam indebted to an article in the Repub-
lican of yesterday for the above facts.