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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1832-09-08

KENrucxY ELEcrIoN.-The Sheriffs Of
the several counties met at Frankfort on
the Q3d inst. and made their reports Of
she result Of tho late election. From ahe
official report, it appears that Mr.. Brea-
shi,t, the jackson candidate for Governor,
had 40, ,6st votes, and Mr.. Buckner, the
Clay candidate, SO, ,421; plurality for the
former, 1860 Mr.. Morehead, the Clay
candidate for Lieut.. Governor, had 40, 0,O4e
votes, and 10 chosen by plurality oi
1884 votes over Mr. Taylor, the jackson
candidate, who had 81 ,452 votes.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1832-09-08

Ixp,AxA.-A letter from Indianapolis,
.published in the National Intelligencer,
states that large msjority. Of National
Republicans are elected to the Legislature,
and exp, esses . confidence that the elect
oral ticket favorable 10 Henry Clay and
John Sergeant will be chosen in the fall
by an overwhelming majority. The Jack.
con papers, however, claim this state al
decidedly in favor efthsir candidate. =
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BRIGHTON ArARKET-Sept. a:
Reported Jcr As BosSon Pely,of "A
{ AT Market this day ole Beef Cst,Je..
80 Stores, 1910 she>p ana 90 Swine
About 100 beefsattls and all the .swins
were reported last week. From le6 10
Is0 beef cattle ands or 400 sheep remain
unsold.
Prices. Beef Cattle.--Lsx weeks
prices were hardly supported; sales, how.
ever, were quick, and much business has
been done. We noticed several lots Of
40 so, which were bought to drive South
40 or so miles. We quote extra ut AS .3S
a 8 SO; prime At $500 a SIT; good at
|$4,9 as . 4,75; thin at $3.50 q 4,25.-
Cows, two years old s three years old.
were taken al prices from $50 to $50.
Cows and Calves.-We noticed ono
sale At $ls, one at $2l, one al $94, one
at 1927, and one (extra) at sac.
Sheep and Lambs-Dul We noticed
one lot Of about 100, very thin and small,
taken at 81 each. Lots were noticed at
l 20, 25, AZ, so, ! &c, 1 10, l '75,
I 81, l 80, 9 90, 2 II, 25 and 9 so:
Wethers at 2 25, 2 so, 8 90, 3 Q5. 9 so
and 8 IS; few Cosset wethsrs were taxi
en- at So each.
Swine. Those at market were old
hogs and coarse, most ofwhich we're sows;
were taken in one lot without weighing,
probably at about 8 or Id the pound -
A lot was sold since last Monday al
3 ~ cents.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1832-09-08

ehaksspsar, Butler, end Bacon, have
rendered Il extremely difBcult for all who
come aftsr them - be sublime, witty, or
protouad.
III stated that about 800 persons have
mado application In Worcester County,
MsR fos pensions under the laes law.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1832-09-08

PRINCIPLES VERSUS PRACTICE.
If any one can read and compare the
two following letters, written at an inter-
val ofthree years, without . smile, e -
more than We have been sble to DO:
ss LETTER FIRST.
March "a, 1899. (.
The interest Of the country demands
that the Fourth Auditors Office shall be
filled with ssew Of bus;aess, and not with
babbhng polt;cians. Partiss~ feelings
shall not entsr here, f / can keep them
out. To Others belongs the whole busi-
ness Of eIsctionesying. To me and my
clerks other duties are assigned. Them
1 shall endeavor 10 discharge in the spirit
OF Reform, which has made General Jack
son President. "Vain" l may be, and
proud am, that the President has given
me an opportunity to aid him in proving
that reform is not an empty sound, and il
not to apply merely to change Of men,
Henceforth, assiduously devoted to my
official duties, shall leave my enemies
and his to their freedom of speech and
the press, resting my claims to public con-
fdence on my acts.
Very respectfully, your friend, &c.
AMOS KENDALL.
To ISAAC MuNRoE, Editor !
OF the Baltimore Patriot.
LETTER SECOND.
Washington, April %, 1882.
Dear Sir--I take the liberty TO enclose
certain proposals. which speak for them
selves. The people need onl correct
information, and the proposed paper will
give it on I HE CHI HEAPESTTERMS.
Il is intended to reach EVERY NEIGH
BORHOOD IN THE UNION; and it
is peculiarly desirable that 1t should be c;r-
c,slated THROUGH ALL KEN
TIJCKY. 1t will RENDER ESSEN
TIAL SERVICE IN ALL YOUR E.
LECTIONS. Will you take the trouble
for the sake. Of our good cause, to raise a
subscription in your quarter, and make
speedy return Of names and MONEY?
THE TIME FOR ACTION is AT
HAND. n,
The President is well, and in excellent
spirits. do not doubt that the people
whom he has so honestly served will tri-
umphantly sustain him.
With great respect, yours truly,
AMOS KENDALL
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1832-09-08

From the Missouri Republican, Aug. 81.
The WAR.-The Illinois militia have
disbanded, and they are now returning to
their homes; General Atkinson passed
St. Louis on Saturday night last in the
steamboat Warrior, for Jefferson Bar
racks. A report was brought to Rock
Island, just as the Warrior was leaving,
by some friendly Sacs, that band of the
Slouxs had encountered the hostile Sacs
and Foxes, and, in the engagement which
ensued, from 100 to l40 Of tho latter
were slain. Black Hawk was said to
have been of the number. The report
rests upon the authority oftwo hostile In
dians, who alone escaped to tho camp ol
the friendly Sacs.
We learn further that Keokuck, the
chiefof the friendly Sacs, had given up
his nephew, a young warrior, as being
the murderer Of a man named VIM. Mar.
tin, in Warren CO. Ill.
| Gen. Scott, il IL said, has determined
to chastise the Winncbsgoes for suffering
their young mon to engage in hostilitiel
against the whites, and for affcrding pre-
lection and subsistence TO the Sscs aus
Foxes.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1832-09-08

; The Merchants Of Philadelphia have
..oublished circular, in which they de.
Glare, that their city may be visited with.
out any further apprehension on accoun.
Of The cholera.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1832-09-08

Professor Outcl Of Germany, Ia q
pamphlet dedicated to the King Of Prus-
sis, declares that outward and internal
applications Of cold water will infalibly
cure the choiera.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1832-09-08

In Illinois Gen Duncan is reelected
20 Congress and Messrs. Carey and
Slade are chosen to the next Congresa.--
They arc said to be all jackson men.
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According TO the last census, the num.
her Of deaf and dumb persons in the U
States was $3.50, and ofths blind, S,444
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CHOLERA.


Philadelphia, Sept. l.-l8 cases, 8
deaths. Deaths last week I7l-9i a-
dults, 80 children.
Baltimore, Aug. 31.-Deaths 30-l5
of white, and l3 Of colored persons.
Sept deaths 2O-IO white per-
sons and 10 colored
Brooklyn, Sept. 2.-Seven deaths by
Cholera.
.Norok.-There were only three inter-
ments at Norfolk, during the "a hours
ending on Wednesday (Aug. 29th) at
noon. The previous day, there were Y.
Portsmouth. NO new cases.
Washington, Aug. 3l.-7 cases remain
ing, I I new cases, and deaths.
The Cholera is amongst US at last, be-
yond doubt, and it's existence in few
cases should put all persons on their
guard. The report Of yesterday gives an
aggregate of Is new cases in the Central
Hospital, which is in lota Street, near +.
Street. We are sorry to learn that they
suffer from the want Of Nurses. 1t being
impossible to hire persons for that Office,
humane persons who would lend volun-
,ary aid in that capacity might earn tho
reward Of self-approbation for having
saved perhaps useful lives. We have
been reqasstsd By one Of our most valua-
bio citizens, who 10 himself busily engag-
cd in tho good work, 70 throw out this
| jnitmsiion. MAJ. Intel.
! rroo;dsses.-Sinc oss last pubtcs.
tion, 10 csess have been. reported by tha
Board Of Health, vie ion Saturday .,
Sunday ., Monday 9, Tuesday 81 ~
Thursday Q.
Nsypet continues healthy. No csss
Of CLoisra has occurred sincs the LID
OK.
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Tho brokers Of Philadslphia refuse TO
take the notes Of Tho Bate Banks Of Geo,
gis, on any terms.
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NORTHmIaNTSTAR.
WARREN. SATURDAY, SEPT: 9:
NXTIONAL REPUBLICAN NOM.
NATION
xsv Pus;dsst eftks ps;ssd Siats', !,
HENRY CLAY.
.,a.s4 e| Ksntssky.

xsr Vies-Psss;dsw ef&s United States,
JOHN SERGEANT.
cf Pennsyluania.
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A null,fying paper in South Carolins
says, that the moment the people Of that
state commence hostile operations, tho
Yankees will surrender at discretion.
The New York Mercantile Advertiser,
which had heretofore been neutral in poll
il'cs, has recently como out in favor Of
Jackson.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1832-09-08

The Secretary Of the Treasury offers
premium Of $500 for the best plan Of .
bridge across the Potomac.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1832-09-08

JOSEPH BoNApARrE, TURNED FISH MON
GER. il is stated under date of Rome,
July 4, that the Pope, Gregory XVI had
concluded a convention, on the 30th June,
with an American company, for the ex-
elusive sale Of salt fish in the Roman
states. Joseph Bonaparte, ex-king OF
Spain, is at the head Of this company
1t pays to the apostolical chamber annu-
ally for the privilege $4,000 crowns, for
twelve years; i besides pays down the
further sum Of 30O, 900 crowns. This
last sum has heeD paid by Madame Le-
titia Bonaparte for her son. 1t was be-
lieved that the contract contained certain
secret political objects, and che English
Minister nenr the Holy See had exeried
himself strongly, but Intellectually, to pre-
vent the convention.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1832-09-08

ExrRAcr CT LETTER dated New
Orleans, August 9Th, 1882 "We are
yet free from the awful scourge which
seems to be desolating New York; and
we are quite free from our annual visitant
the yellow iexcr. But we live in fear
and trembling. Our municipal authori-
ties arc under the influence Of the most
criminal apathy. The city is in mosi
filthy condition, admirably adapted to the
horrible effects OF the operation Of the
cholera; and we yesterday received intel
ligence that the disease had made it's ap-
pearance in a very malignant form at St
Louis, not more than five or six days dis.
tance from us. / much fear, that from
the wretched coalition of our city, ant
from the habits Of a large portion of ou
people, especially the slaves, that th'
cholera will run dreadful mortal course
among US. am sorry 20 say that To-
myself ] have great apprehensions.
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A new paper, opposed to the ndminis-
tration, has been established at East Os-
wego, N. Y. The Westchester and Put
nam Sentinel, which was formerly neutral,
has come out in favor Of the National
Republican cause.
The Richmond Enquirer says that ev-
cry paper in Virginia but one is opposed
TO notification.
The Harrisburg Pa. Intelligencer OBJ
serves that half the young men Of that
place are no longer fJr the Hero.
The N. Y. Courier states that Gen.
Root and Mr.. Pitcher, formerly 1t. Gov.
Of New York, and both members o: Com
gress at this time, have renounced Jack
sonism.
The Bellefonte Pa. Patriot, hitherto .
supporter Of the administration, now ad-
vocates the election of Mr.. Clay.
Always cndeavour to learn something
from the information of those thou conver-
seth with; and to put thy company upon,
those subjects they are best able to speak
|of.
Love seizes on us suddenly, without
giving Us time to reflect; our disposition
or our weakness favors the surprize; ono
look, one glance from the fair, fixes aud
determines Us.
Examinations are formidable, even to
the best prepared; for the greatest fool
may ask more than the wisest man can
answer.
BREs.-Mr. Samuel Tifa Of Attlebor.
ough, offers for sale thirty or forty swarms
Of neat stock, Bees, ofthe most steady and
sedate habits, who are all for union, not .
nulI;fer among :he whole.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1832-09-08

*sypet continues healthy. Nc csn
Of Cholera has occurred snes The litt
pk.
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We are gFstified in being able 10 an
nOuneo TO the public, the passage Of
the Post OGiee Bill, in the Senate.
without any alteration except the q +.
mendment proposed By the Commit.
tee. Mech credit Is due to the Chair.
nan, Mr.. Grundy, and the other mem
hers Of the Post Oftiee Committee, fos
their minute end laborioua investira.
ton into the vsFiaas post routes con.
tanned Ia this Bill, being aboas seven
hundred in hamber. The beneficial
Effects, which will be derived 70 the
public from this ECasuTe. eansos BE-
sstinatsd too highly, when Il is Fseol
leetsd that mail accommodation will
be extended over twenty Thousand
siz hundred miles, in sdditisn 70 the
hundred and ten thousand over which
the mail - nov transpOrled--aud thi.
will be doae from the resources Of Ire
Department alone.
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F'sH ne u. s. Telegraph. 1Iay Is.
ATTEMPT AT ASSASSINATION.


After the Houss OF Representative
hsd adjourned yesterday, MF. Arnold,
~ TSnnsssee, being IN sdVaace Of ihe
ether members. was passing home; as
be vas descending she steps Of ter.
race y the street west Of the cspitol.
he vas assaulted by biOrRan A. Heard,
who aimed . blow at be head with :
baHgs stick. Ne. Arneld dodged the
blow sad struck me stick from his ad
versasy's hands; whersupoa Heard
drew . lasgs ausiling pistal. cut down
% aboat eigAf iaehasis the barrel, car.
rying as ssees ball, with che words
.s'New York" engraved on The barrel,
aud, after taking deliberate ain, fred,
the bali passiag tbreugh che sleeve d
The fight arm, iust shove che slb0w,
Fangisg up - the ahouldsr, carrying
sway The aadsr part Of coae aad shirt.
ene isesraling The aEm. MF. Apnold
npdiag Heard armed with a patel,
followed up HE blows via a Iiahi
swpgd cane Batil the seabboaTd asw
OF and having several times knosked
hin dewn, vas 10 the attitads Of pisre.
ing him with sword, whea his an
vas arrested BY Gsneral Danean, y
hliRoS.
This sss Pfsss6ts . rsmarksbls in.
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The AFkaNsas Advocate ass0Ssss'
~ tsrma ~ iadigHsps ssrpEiss, as
sepsepef 81 1smes Woodsoa BATES, ~
iEs@ The bsneh flhat teEitosy 10 s,,As
rear Tee . sen 0f Senator Bibb, snd "
= paaiahweat fsr opposing the slssi,''
% hr. ssVies % CongFebs. u sss-
uill TIE people siasd every ib'ss'
The Advocate 10 = Jaeksss pspeF'
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a Havre paper % the Och ar Apgil.
says--"MF. Nashineton Igvine, enc
Of the nOst distinguished writer's u
the United staiess u arrived ia lhis
town. Hs wiIl leave here Gor Nee
Yak N the aFst AmsTiess pasksa ship
which sails"
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SlEIf o. siKty pounds ~ good live ~ A.
Theirs, wanted At this OGrs. IN g.
ehangs for eaaaions of ths "grev -.
gaii, OF for cash. Aprii Is. 1913.
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ApPeiafmeAs b. sks PoR Na'if'
0eneyai.--ARDRsw LooAp. Edhos q
he Beaver RspsblIsan, " be POst Ns''
,sE 81 Beaver, Pa. vice Jsmes AIsisa-
der, deceased.
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BiIis Of iBdiefmsns have been fsued
BY the Grand Jury foe the eounty n
Washington, nov sitting, against
sAHUEL H0UsToN and NonoSs A.
HEAHD, feg assaults oa wM. 5TArnERY
and THONAs ID. ARxoLD, With latent
10 Kill.
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CoieHixafioH. The Alansgsrs Il iAs
State celoai1atioa Rusd have entered
upon The active discharge sf their do
ties, sBd have taken sn Office ct shs
eerDer q 81. Pasl's snd Faye,ls St.,
vksFe enc n ,h~e ELL h. 10 stiss-
dance every day, frsm sIevsR hli is
o'sleek. Editors u eosstsy psPsS
vesld I'D he imPortant obisei 10 'isS,
BY noticing Tits fact.
fHsIsfrasv~ Asury,r.a
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LATE PROM FRANCE.

ny the French brig Clarisse, the
editors Of the New York Courier have
received Havre papers to the 9th April.
The Official bulletin Of the 4th A pril,
at midnight. states the whsIe number
OF persons attacked by the Chelera in
Paris, at 1855. Letters from Havre
with accounts one day later, state ihe
whole number then. NJ ahoat 100.
which would make al increase Of $50
in "a hours.
The N. Y. Courier supplies the FOL.
lowing translations from che French
journals.
u 10 said that the news fr.m Italy
becomes every day more wsriike. and
that although the Emperor Of Austria
gives assurances Of hrs pacific insen.
tons from Vienns, that his troops are
daily approaching closer to the French
division at Ancona. and his army ma
serislly increasing in number in tina,
qaarter.
The Chamber Of Deputies Of France
has voted the Budget Of the Minister
Of Finanees, without amendment. The
Cholera seems TO have cured them Of
the captions disposition they have
hitherto shown.
The commercial letters from Havre
say that the Cholera in Paris, had pro.
duced stagnation in trade, without,
however, any material decline in the
price Of the chief articles.
A letter from Paris, usder date Of
3Oih March, published in the New
York Journal Of Commerce, quotes the
following pointed defnitioa given Of
the Cholera BY one ofihe most celebrat.
ed Physicians Of Frsnee:-"ThOse who
are attacked, become eodareroUs in =
few mOmentsj this word says mere than
ell descriptions. II is complete ees
sation Of life, ~ IL il were separated
from the body By him who hes the pew.
er Of giving IL. The wboIe frame be.
comes cold, the skin Of livid color,
the blood no longer eireulstes, the
heart ceases TO beat, the eyes sunk into
the head, loSe their transparency, and
soon ali has the appearance ofa corpse
u three days"
4 Paris paPsr Of March Qo,h A.
nounees the death q the celebrated
Goethe. Tie died a Weimsr en- he
2ed Of March. His death Gook place
~hile be was seated " his swn chair,
aad without aay sppeasanes af paia.
tie vss Hsss than 50 years old.
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FFo~ me sNettofi1t fnfeHtgfpety.
Now, we shall not attempt, as the
Glebs does, to interfere with the course
OF jnstiee IN the case, to which its strie.
tures relate. IL 10 FOE the paper which
represents The dignity Of the Execu.
tive, 10 apologize fer, and all but iasti.
W, the use Of clubs and pistols a. fl
means Of correction ef eFroneous OBI.
nioas eRieTtsiaed BY Members Ct Con.
gress. Oar ehieet in nesicine thi.
subjeet at ell, under present cireum.
stances, is 10 mark ihe fact that Inc
government paper Informs ~, ns N su.
thOritively, that the assault upon Mr.
Arnold vas made 20 'punish'' him "a,
having, in speech delivered peshsp,
an hour before, "exelaimad aeainsl
asssssins." We hops, that il viii M,
b maintained, after THE, that che free.
dom q debate in the Houss Of Rene.
ssntstives has not been Invaded. We
venture one more remark: Did aaV
body ever hear, daring the last ''mad
sud misehisvouso administrator. 4,
Ne. Ruchie used to Be fond 81 cslIios
u, q any Msmbsr of Congress beins
way.laid ca leaving the Capitol, and
assaulted With blaJgssn, pistol, go
dirk, fog vindisatins he Fieht 70 free.
den % debatsR
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IN the Senate, Mg. Tiptoo. wi,h ,hs
leave Of the senate, istFoduesd . bill
70 authorize the purchase Of the ssoes
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TIE Refers HI was tsssgAt sp Or
Q second readiae u The Hesse q Lords
en- the 9th ASH. 10 wss Supposed
that the questioa wssld have been Ia
ken before the clsse q che sitting q
the 10Th, ~ earl Grey Md issued .
cireslsr, requesting . full attendance
q the friends Of the bill that evening.
After long end spirited debate. how
ever, the question was ssain adjourned.
The duke Of Wellinetou made su cog
speech against The bill on the 10Th. -
The earl Of Hsddingtoa had given NO.
ties Of HE inteatioo, skosld the pre-
cent bill b lost, 70 iutrcduce bill By
way Of esmpre@iss q this sgitsting
question.
Lord WharniclidIe made On able
speech Ia favor Of allowing the bill to
be read second time. end seat 70 Q
committee Of the whole. II essid then
b amended, Or perhaps got rid Of o.
together.
In the eeurse Of the remarks Of the
duke Of Wellington. in disputing the
benefits 70 the French Of their late re-
volution, he stated the important fact,
that at no period during the reign Of
Louis XVIII. and Charles x. did /,
require more than 500 or 1000 men 10
keep the peace Of Paris, bot since the
revolution. there has not been month
in the course Of which SO. 900 men in
arms have net been necessary for the
same purpose.
Lord Ellenborough made very able
speech against the bill! on the 9th.
The debates were very animated,
and, at times, much mere personal than
have been usual in the Hease of Los Dis.
The Morning Chronicle speaks
doubtiugiy a. to the result, but is r.-
ther inclined TO believe that the bill
will be ordered to second reading by
= very small majority.
Cholera IN England. repor,
made to the Board Of Health on the
10th, announces SO new cases and 90
deaths in London, and 50 new cases,
% deaths in the country. From South.
wark, the report was l2 new cases and
10 destbs; Ely, l2 cases and 2 deaths
on the 9th. Glasgow On the 9TH, II
new cases aud 9 deaths.
The ChoIers ~ Paris.-Paris papers
were TO the 9Th Of April, ineiussve.-
The cholera was advancing with fear
ful progression, and mas become q for.
midablc pestilence in the capital. N,
Casimir Perier, the President Of the
Council, aud some others Of distinc.
ton, had been attacked. On the 9TH
OF April the deaths were as7, new ca
ses w.
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The Lynchbarg virginisn state,
that Charles ii. Jones, whe sAct Ed.
win sayre, and bad heea bssaa in the
ssm Of $1,000 to snswer the charge Of
hesaicide. 81 the spring terra Of the Bed
ford Superisr CSsst, failed 70 aopesr.
Messrs. Chspana Johnson. end b. W.
Leigh were On their way 10 eesrt to
defend him. bat On learning At Lynch.
esrg that Jones had gone. retarsed
home.
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Horribie.--At Pymssuping, pa
about the let inst., Mira. Petit, who
was subject to fits, was sitting BY the
IRE, ~ith her infant in her asss, when
she fell, and before assistance arrived,
the child wss taken cut q corpse, and
herself eniy ssrvived Gsw Aoses.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-24

The following gentlemen have been
appointed to examine into the charge
made by MIR. sisnberry, against Nal.
Eaton and Gen. Houston. Of an at
temp, to defraud the Government, in
a contemplated contract to furnish "a .
tions 10 the emiRgatin1 Indiana.