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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

Method of making the President sunnrems. ob-
G't"fc, dnd sgfc g c0cry rGasgression Assume that
INC Senate is faction and The house ofrcprescnt-
cyl by either does not suit the wishes and aims ef
the President, may be treated by him as null and
vol1:-Asstime moreover, that Inc 10 nj libertv fn
interpret the Constitution independently of tito
oecisionssoi the supreme Court or those of Con-
sFess ana to refuse tn execute any law Which ho
may declare unconstitutional: of curse il rcsta
with HIM whether Il law shall be, e not n dead
Ieuor:-Assumc that his intentions arc uniformly
excellent, whatever his proceedings; that all op
position to him is factious and looks 20 the success
OF the worst possible candidatcs-that in any event
ne must be defended and supported and that the
People viii approve overlook all he NAV do
With such theory Of his power and popularity.
with patronage so extensive and causing ca
much avidity III so large number Of citizens. be
must in fact possess more Influence and prcroc-
ativc and be moro ofimpunity on ovcrv occs
sion, than monarch Of Great Britain or France
Nat. GGzcue
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
MIR. VAN BUREN,.


The <Ghobe" stoutly denies the truth of our
surmise, that Mr.. Van Buren, is about to retire
from TIE contest for the Vice Presidency, and af
Jccfs, (or it is impossible the opinion can be sin
can overwhelming vote of the American People. !"
The Globe knows well VIC, that Mr.. Van Bu-
rem is certain of no State except Tennessee and
New Hampshire; that the probabilities can add
but N. York, Virginia, Georgia, Alabama, Missis-
sipPi and the two smaller N W. States and part of
Maine that of these it is next to certain he can
obtain neither Georgia, Alabapa, nor Mississippi,
and that his election by "an overwhelming MAORI
ity," is out of the question. The Nat. Intelligen.
concurs in the likelihood of the suggestion
II remarks:-
"We believe che Editor of the Wing to be well
informed. 1t has been for some time reported,
and we begin to believe it., that Mr.. Van Buren, is
to receive the appointment of Secretary of State
whethor Gen. Jackson be reelected or not; and
that PR. Livingston is to receive the appointment
of Minister to France Qor which appointments
ny the way, the President could not make II bet
tcr selection among his friendss) We believe,
further, that there is disposition to favor the
Vows of Mr. Wilkins, in the hope of propitiatinp
Pennsylvania, 1t is certain, mt least, that during
the Inst days of the late Session of Courrcss
Alere were indications of very confidential inter
course between the worthy Senator and an elder.
ly gentleman who lives ut AN elegant mansion
about the distance of the Presidents House from,
the Capital"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
CANNON AT CIIIL1MRus

Mr.. Richie has announced once, if no olicncr
that the Bank Veto was received at Columbus the
Scat Of Government in Ohio, with the DISCHARGE
Of cannon: 1--WE believe he said 100 guns.) The
Ohio State Journal explains tho affair, and Mr.
Ritchics cannonadc turns out rather small bust.
writer in tho journal published on the spot,
says: "tho reception of the Veto was announced
here, says the Sentinel, by the discharge Of can
non. by how many? BY an old man who was
hircd-paid three dollars-to fire four rounds! Not
above dozen persons in town knew the object Of
the firing"
We commend Mr.. II. to the pcrusal Of FalstaT's
humorous account of his engagement with the
men in buckram.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

aJ7 In all directions, there are unoquivccal symp.
toms of the decline ofJackson'a popularity. There
is no example in this country, of SO rapid descent
from high favor into unPopulariiy and cxccration.
Were intelligence equally difused; we're all mon
capable alike of forming for themselves, an indie
pendent judgment Of his merits and dement's, we
do verify believe that his adberents would be re-
duced to the mere recipients and oxpectants of
Treasury pap. Derc!ictious from Professions and
pledges, so gross, ignorance 50 profound, vulgar
passion and violence blended with imbeciltv.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

In cur city. i, nppc,rs, by the report otthc Board
of Health, that tho cliolcr, cases tho in
crease. Still there is no alarm; do we believe
there is any caus, fer it. Oar Board Of Health
have detcrmincdto report all the which are
reported To them. and withhold nothing from the
public. Although it is probabl", that many cases
are given to the public as cholera. which ought
not to be characterised az such, and the tind nav
he alarmrd-at the apparent extent of the disease:
this course is probably the best that could lie adopt
ed under the crcun,sta,c nasmuch as IL salts.
hcs the public that nothing is concealed from them,
and that they know tue worst
Philnd. Sentinel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

FTo" me bnEfi"orc HHlerjcan NJ Anrnel /
The now steamboat Patrick Henry. beIongin,, n
the Baltimore ana Norfolk Limo Of Steamboats,.
mond, made trial Of orspced e. power vcs,erJ,y
mornlng--We understand that her performances
gave great satisfaction, s. reflected credit mon lie
ogi'doI' Mr; George Gardner, both for the beauty
strncilon. TIE onrinc. h,,;lt NV Niece VII
man q Bratt' is said not to be surpassed by anv
slhn'sr Plecc OF machinery made at their extensive
manni'ctory. Captain Chapman, formerly Of the
steamboat RICHMOND is 10 have the command
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
NOTE THE SIGNS,
KENTUCKY.
PUBLIC MEETING.

LEXINGTON, July 10, 1899.
We the undersigned, having given to Cen Jack
son our warm support at the last Presidential elect
ion, from high confidence in his patriotism. IA :
ients unbcndng trmncss, and purity of purpose
ana having been greatly disappointed in the manner
III which he has administered the Government md
in consequence having Withdrawn from his suppor,
fora reelection, invite the public generally, and
especially those who have hcen deceived in their
hopes the wisdom of Jackson's Administrations
to meet at the Court House in Lexington on Fri
day. the 9th July, 1892 Mt III o'clock, 4. NJ. that
VIC may communicate freely and publicly the mo-
tivcs which have influenced cur course
Samuel Trotter, John Mckenzie,
Geo. w. Morton, Geo. Crutchcr
VIM. Lloyd, Robt. Grnscad
": IL. Waltz, jas. N. IIolcman,
T.. M. Crutchfeld, Benz. McCann,
": w. Laudeman, VIM. ID. Marmop,
Charlton Hunt, ID. p. Watson,
Thos. II. Waters, Reuben Watts
John heiser, Harvey Nelson,
~ {. Randall Geo. Moore,
John Henry FIELDING Gcster,
David Laudcman w Iinnarar
Jos ID. Laudeman, Edward Howe,
Ihos. Tibbatis, James Vaughan
vi. =. johnson, John ID. TTcadway,
+. Scott, 7. Mccain,
+, Is. Ewing, Alex Gibbony,
Thos. McCrackon, r. p Elliott,
j. c. Rodcs, A. s. Elliott
Macy Ihwaits, James Henry
WIN. W. Graves, Josephus D1nr
Joseph MI!iward Jonathan d IIager,
John r.. Bell, William Vance.
VIM. III. Fancs
To The Jackson Committee Of Vjgiance for Ma
COuRfy.
GENTLEMTN:-You have appointed me NOM
Der of the Committee of Vigilance for tho Wash
ingion Precinct, and as am longer Jackson
man. you maynppoint other in nv stead I
am deceived IN Gen. J9cson's administration of tl,c
Government particularly in his refusal tn permit tho
Bank Bill 10 become n law, thus opposing his o,r1
mill to the deliberate opinion of the other two
branches Of the Government.
JOHN GREEN.
Washington, July 25.
JONI MARSHALL, ESQ tho most talented man NJ
tho Jackson party in Mason county, XIV. rnd WHO
was bnt recently placed ut the head of their ticket
Tor the Legislature, has, in consequence Of The
Presidential uefo, withdrawn from the canvass
friend writes from an interior county,-"Tbo
refo has changed, and Will continue TO change.
many voters"
We learn hat tho changes produced by The vet In
message Of Con. Jackson, in Bourbon Mason and
Madison counties, have been very numerous. The
news of tho veto was first announced in Mason at
n public meeting of the citizens, who had assem-
bled 10 hcar the addresses Of their county candid
a'cs. On the announcement Of the Veto. the two
Jackson candidates and Withdrew their names
from Tho canvass, declaring 20 Tho mreiine At the
same 'imc, thst they could support Inc administra-
ton no longer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

Ifthis partial and incomplete account Of tbs
causes ~ mptOns, progress, mode of prevention oi
spasmodic cholera can any way be useful to you
IN the discharge of those duties. Tor which your bo-
dy was constituted, I, with great Difference, desire
you To make such oil il, as may best suit that
object.
1 am, with great respect, yours, &c.
NJ. BURTON, NJ. ID.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

T. The New Kent Clay proceedings, dcputine
Delegates TO Staunon,) were not received until
yes'erday-morc than fortnight after the msetinu
Of the Convention
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
UTICA CnNrLArr1nN

nc N"l'onai Republican Convention at Utica,
nave adopted the Anti-Masonic Ticket The Two
parties are therefore, consolidated against jack
son and the Regency TIE writing is Inscribed on
the wall; Meme, Meme, Tcket UpAors;a.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
CHOLERA INTELLIGENCE.
PHILADELPHIA

HEMrH OrFcr. July 70, noon.
Cholera Report for The last 81 hours.
CASES. Residence. DEATHS
Hospital, corner Of Scmvlkill Seventh
aud Race strccts--ronvdcsCcnt.
L Brondbcnt's Court, New Market above
Ninc-mae
Arch street PrSon--frma!c
| Tenth below Fhzwatcr-mac
Mechanics court, n. I.--icmnlc
| Twelve Feet Alley. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| No. Small siroet--male
Hospital No Is Sixth, near Catharinc--
males
I Third below Coats. ~ L.--malc 1
. THIRD near Globe Mills, malo and fe-
n,ulc, | cnmv descent
3 Hospital No Lombard near Eleventh,
2mucs, 1 female
ID
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OK THE ERIE CAxAL.-Mr J. Baker, (savs the
Utica Observer of the 2lth,) captain of the West
crn Baragc, u line boat, understand was taken
sick of the Cholera Sunday morning.las,, and
died at = o'clock in the afternoon, about Q miles
cast OF this city. A captain OF another boat died
near hcrkimer on Friday last, Il captain of a boat
from the east also died at Whitcsboro one day last
week, supposed of cholnrn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

The Special Medical Council Of Now York have
recommended 10 the Board of IIcalt., to prohibit
the introduction into the markcta and as far MS
possible the sale in any par, of the city, of green
and unripc fruits of every kind, and more especial
ly OF gooscbcrrics, apples pears and also of cucum
bcrs and green corn, which recommendation has
been carried into effect by the civil authorities.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

Ia'cr'nrntS during the trcniY. fDur kour$ endinc
Sunday, : a. NJ. los Spnsmodic Cholera, s.
Monday, do 81 do do AZ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
CHOLERA In NEW YORK

Tho report Of the New York Board OF Health,
for the twcnty-fo hours ending on Monday at
ten O'Clock, shows that the disease is gradually d.
/ mnshing.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

From tic Proridsnce Daily Adrcrtisc~ Of Jnly 27tA.
Cholera At NEwPoRT.-rhe Rush Light, Can't
Scott, from Newport, Yesterday brought the dis
trrssing intelligence OF the appearance of two
cases of Malignant Cholera in that town. The
victims were two respectable females of Newport
stand they had performed quarantine eight d.rss
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

! ScHouiRIE, July 23.--Onn f.'al case eight miles
ca, OF tins vii'agn The. unfortunate subjeSt was
Il Mrs Broom, aged 50.
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RaeteseeoasD gglg1s5@
Thursday Ecoa,sssg. .ss.c. y.
MIR. TAXEW ELL.

Inc Wheeling Gazette of the 2sth, which ar
rived Yesterday contains the following article
Tohc Editors IF the Constitutional Viii,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

FRoyIDENcE, Il. l. July 2..-A case or cholera
has occurred here. The dnce used was passenger
IN the sloop Hero, the vessel from which the
ladies' who died ut Newport were landed. We also
learn that Il Lady, Mrs. Glare, and mother of tho
WI; ofthc gentleman named below, who was land
cd at Portsmouth, seized with the cholera on
Thursday morning, and before night expired We arc
informed that the at Bristol was of the most
violent kind.
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Cbs constitutional 1g,DsD.
COMMUNICATIONS.

To Jy,cph Tate. ESq,, M'vor of tie City Of Rich
mond, and President Of The Bo",dcf Heaith.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

fro'n ne ~. y. Commercial Advertiser of Monday
IHE NohINATIoN.-'rhc address and resolutions
adopted by the National Republican Convention.
which we have the pleasure Of publishing to-day,
must be In every respect Satisfactory to the friends
the Constitution and the Laws, both as to matter a.
manner me-, Today we have no room for a review of
It, The doom Of the Regency is now sealed: and
we congratulate all those who have vninlv lopkcd
Tor better things, that tho hope will now be real
red, which ought to have been at the election Of
iooo' and would have been had the same concili
atory policy been adopted.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

The number Of troops in the garrison did no,
much exceed $50 at tho commencement of cho
lera, consequently the deaths among the military
exceed one in ten i'll the short space Of ten DAYS.
About the 18th of June, the troops rcmov-
cd from the city TO the Island Of st. Hellens-
since which time, of cholera has occurred
and only three deaths from ordinary complaints
have taken place The Island.
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ssox rul rnsLApslsaiA rEsvraxn.
THE NEGLECTED. WIZ

o. lsseI ed ssiii sloos! All, where 10 he
Who vove6 % on % eheer With love each evel
To make the hcurs With varied pleasures Gee,
And Gili, forever, foodly true 60 he,
Where 10 he 200, While here alone grieve,
Alone, An, yes. his ever thus:-aloue,
Whiie he siss foudly BY znotIser's side;
And he, thaf fair. bat false and cruel one,
ThriIh 60 his winning snd 10y whisper'd tose--
The sose ihss von his nov neglected bride! :
And novhs bres<hrs, and in q viilisg ear,
The voss Of love nc svorc. and broke, 10 me 7
.Those vovs, alas. I, biu.hisg, joyce, 70 hear,
And th0sghs-sh, think ncs fbsa ,-slsose VOWS
siee<re!
Fsiss % vic, can he be true to ass~' =
OIL hov my bosom beet, thai ioyous night.
When from my shildhood's hsppy home sole,
To him my hsnd. my heart, my III to plight.
How fond we're then his toees. his sniie how
bright.
Nov. Bsss /. foryoti--forssken! Cant be,
An 1 the ose-she happy one-to whom
He vowed eternal love, All, harki lis he!
No, no-tis but the fierce Winds chilly giee.--
Would that they howl'd above my silent tomb
How cold .-aud hmine, too, With shri, q brou,
IL 10 my shceriess solitude. NV child
How weak, how van, Thy smile. fila well that
thou,
Deserted one. eanst never, never know,
The psngs that make Thy hapless mother Wild,
ARABELLA-
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to be disturbed. AIR. Washington does
not pretend 10 be - wiser than the
WISE" He had plain and simple d.
ty to perform, and, notwithst ding
the peculiar nature ofthe request. and
the source from whence il came, We
are glad that he performed that duty.
The Correspondent Of the CONNER
ciat Advertiser has been much misin-
formed, and does gross injustice 10 Nj.
Washington. That gentleman would
not sell the Vault, or Mount Vernon.
We are surprised to see such state.
msnts made a. We find in the letter Of
the Washington Correspondent Of the
paper just referred to.
We have no authority from the pro-
prietor of Mount Vernon on the sub
jeet, but we believe that he always in.
tended to place the "sacred earth" in
the custody of the nation, and that,
hereafter, il will be Esund that he has
NOS been unmindful Of the claims Of bis
country to the guardianship or the re-
mains Of the man who above all other
men deserves to be honored. by his
countrymen.
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THE FOUNTAIN OF OBLIVION.
M ysIrcIA HxxAxs.

-
Oae drsught, Kind Fairy from. that fountain deep,
To lay The phantom: Of a haunted breast
And lone snections. those deep griefs to steep
In the cold honey -dews vi treamless rest;
ana from the soul the tightning-n 60 lave
One dranEit Of that sweet wave.
YET, mortal, pause within thy mind Is laid
Wealth, gstherd long and slowly; thoughts d.
vine
Hesp that full and thou hast made
The gems Of many spirits ocean thinner
Shall the DARK waters 20 oblivion bear
A pyramid 10 fair!
Pour frum the foaass, and lee the drsasht eiEace
Aiisbs vain lore By mooney = pride smass'd,
30 u b<1t sweep nlone the torrxnt's trace.
Aoa6n the hoiIos ehanDels Of the past.
And hon the inraost bosom's folded leaf,
Raze the one master grief!
Yet P.use ooee more all, al thy soul hath
known,
Ioved, felt, rejoieedin, from lis grasp must fade
Ii therr no voice vhose KIDD awakening tone
a sense OF sprinE-tims in shy heart hath made,
No eye whose glance thy dsy -drraus would rreall,
.Ihink--vouid'sthou part With all
Bill vith forgeifniness, there are, there are q
Voices whose music have loved too we'll;
Eyes o. deep eentleness-but they ara far
Never! oh--aeser, In nay home 20 dwell,
TAKE their cot locks from On my yearniDx soui--
Fill high m oblivious bo~lI
Yea peuse sgsin--with memory wilt thou ea.t
The endyiny hope away, of memory born,
HOPE o. re-aniou, heart 90 heart 9, lss,,
Nc restless doubt between, no making thorn |.
would " hou erase all records Of delight
Thai make such visions bright
Bin wish forsesfuisek, 6il hiEb.--yes STAY.
Ills from thepsst We shadow forth DE land.
~ness sIaaies ,osE lost, again shah light vsy.
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A measure Of great consequence in
our national economy stands for con-
sideration in the House Of Representa-.
tives to-day; we alluds to the bill for
promoting the growth and preparation
Of Silk in the United States. England
imports from abroad, annually, five
millions Of pounds Of Taw and thrown
silk, for the use of her factories; and
one-third Of the vast amount annually
used up in the factories Of France, she
also obtains from other countries. -
With q climate 50 we'll adapted to the
production Of silk a. that Of the United
States, We might IN few years cap
ply great portion Of the immense
consumption Of che French and Eng.
lish looms. A vast field, therefore. III
domestic industry and wealth opsns
itself to our country, il We improve
the opportuoity. Shall we embrace il
or reject it, Nat. Int. FEB. 81.
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The first volume Of the new edi-
ton Of Msrshall's Life Of Washing-
sou,-vritteo over by the celebrated
Judge, it's snshor,-has just been com
plated ~ The publisher AZ Philsdei-
phis. The National Gazette states
that the porsrsit Of Washingtos, en-
graved Ter this work, by Mr.. Tonga
ere, 10 .oee Of the finest specimens Of
OF A msricsn advancement ia the art.
10 Esreps, itwould be deemed vor-
thy ofthe reputation ofsny engraver
Of Lsndsn or Paris.
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Fifty four bales Of cotton from the
plsntstien Of the President Of the Z.
States, near Nashville, were sold 10
New<Orleans, a. the extraordinary
price 81 81 20 cents per ID. tits stated
IN the New Orleans Price Current to
be the best cs,ten which ever reach
ed TIA, market from Tennessee.
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SasLBrvILLH, Jan. i0.--A few days
age tive black boys, belonging to John
Kahn, OF this ecuniy, were smotheted
to death. They we're, il appears, in
shifek pen, asleep, and while in that
situation, some laborers. not knowing
that these boys were in the pen, fitted
Il with attacks, which suffocated them,
aud they died before they were found.
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Ctv1ois Complimsnf.--A issfer sri.
az IRON WashSngtoo, speaking Of BIZ.
nATsE Of ,. &. says, ''he IL perfect
sso'IsmAn, btf deserves no credit for u,
Wss.n
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Daniel Shelter, convicted at Lancas-
ter, upon his own confession, for the
murder Of . woman in Marietta, last
winter, 10 to be executed on Friday the
18th Of April. -Csiiysbuxr Sentinel.
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fOor Piekiags JorGhe LoWgys.--D Dat
iouF sslis have Been bseHght By the
oihee oftAs Valley Back as f.sesbsrg,
wi'hlo tve years Isst pest, al.hou : 4
the Bark has dens az extensive sad
prshiabie bosinesa .----'fhis Is - h
should bel Gen. ofLitsofy. -a
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The assassin Of cspo d'fs,,iss Pre-.
sident Of GSeece, has been executed
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a late hamber Of the Charlsstsn
Csugiev ssyss--" A sale Of Nissty
Negroes, sessssse Geld ban6s, bs.
leeglhg te 40 Estate, toek place ca
the frst Mosdsy 81 Jseuary, il ,hs
nsighbouShoed If Tssc aloasa, Ala
bama, and brSagh, the sum Of (oyfy
one thousand and thirty. one dollars and
ny etpis. They bad been SppFsissd
~ ee@pstsnt judges ~ withib frae
tee 81 enc belt that smsuny and bat
Ter The late lsw passed BY the Lsgis.
ls'avs selssivs 70 the intrsdaclios Of
slaves iaio lhss State, it Is press "a
voSid have bsvS pare hassd ata price
ses sxessdisg their valuation"
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At Tops6eld, Mass. Nv. John Rea
con- ui,tsd suicide on Saturday week,
by leapiag into . veil, viih Q stone
vsig hing YiI los tied 10 his neck.
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Better than a Conundruoi. - What
give. a celd--eures a cold, aud pays
the doctor.--A drgfl.
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MURDERS.

The Rev. Csshears, Of York, Pean.
having been iaduced TO snake msm-
ssssdum Of the murders eommittsd
In the United States. IS notices Of the
same came under his obsersatioa in
the psblie joarnsls, has pablished
the result. together with the &C.
compauyiug rsmsrks. A very large
propostieu Of the cases recorded, is
viii be scen, are attributed 20 the
"immoderste use Of ardent spirits.
The account has been keps for
one year, commencing on the 6rst day
Of Janusry,Is3I add to bis surprise,
the number amounts TO lo9; among
which are SEINE Of the most sppalling
kind. such - parents by their chill
dreu, and children by their parents,
husbands by their wives, and wives by
their husbands, and several others Of
the most atroeious kind. Is ought
20 DO stated that the murders oeca-
stoned BY the iusurreetios OF the ne
groes in the southern states are not
Included In tho above, and there may
also have been others in diffsren,
parts Of the United States that did
not come under tho observation Of
the subscriber.
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Oh heavens. we're man
Bot constant. be scrr perfect; thst one era.
Fills him With faults.