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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-28
SIR oieles sSobr iIuo fotoeaoe Die
Beoiu9un9sn bie(tr Seitung.

\. Der Nrei6 eiefr 3eitun8tF Gin
& wafer fir Den Sabrsono renn inner:
h alb oreD O1onaten pom Gmpfanae oei
3, ,tuua at,,-Gin GboIer uno finfSis Gents,
" cnn inneybalb Dem o5abre,- 92baIer,
n err noeb Ger|ouf os0eIten beso4lt miro
g. Sir ene f6r3ere 3eit al6 iec)5 Mcuat
nj ro fsine Grbitr;pticn anQenon,ren, nlo
rie 3eituno fann uidt eufQeaeben lperoen
ti8v ars Gndit1noe. bs5oblt flAo.
, s. Nefanntmatbun9en fcften: SIR eine
Qscbe 50 Gents aa5 Mere6 fir ein:n 9Ro:
nat 5 uuo fir Elm Solr s 8 oa5 S'er'd'
d. GDer biefe 2eitune our0 ben pol17
reitr bef6mmt, >riro ucb Die 5u1aBh6s
>@u1nn,e pon 25 Scnt5 3u teSohlen baben.
~ Sriefe &c. at ben Nsrous9eter mAB:
en- ppitfreY eiu9e|anbt rrerosn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-28

pfeife 9oben.
Qon Nbio.
9ussue zines 8risf5 all bic peraus9ebsr
bet&taoIneer &nIer6, oatirt
"@rnti5, WrsbIe Gauntp, Ship.
ben 22fen NlaD, 1884.
"Sb Fam DieGen 8rtef ni6t be-
ldlle6en, Dbne Shnen einige S(ah<
rlbt bon Benz poIitl1Oen Su,tano In
Oieftm &bell "ps5 9rOBsn 98etfsn"
III gcbeu.
"Q5or ,penI9en QBoben befhr6-
tctcn lnonde unfcrer itonobofte|ten
Oemofratcm DoB Die 0ewaIt zines
orifofrotiitben Senats jcne lobenSs
roertben Semibungen, eno!ib perz
elteln ubOte, Die 9cmaht tporoen
un infer 2onO pen jenem Oe!o !!u1
.9eheuer 81 bcfreDen rpe!tbem crIoubt
tpurOe, 1Ih untcr un6 cinjun|I}en; !;
ollcln jest 1T ole Sur6t Uerlbeutbt
>pelcheS ipic un(erem Derebrun9s<
wlrbigen Obsrn, Der an Der Gplse
unttrer Ne9ieruna itebtt su ocroan'
Fen boben. Gein meifterbafter
'DrOte1t 9egeu jenes bepfpietIOfe Ser
fobren De5 Genots bat Olc Ounteln
Wrlfen Scrltreut uno unIern polltl>
fhen OcriSont i'm QBeNen lo flor unD
9IdnSeno semoebtj tple erienaIa 9e'
pefen. ... 49,. ~; .....
! ulnseoebtet ipir nibt gFaubem
DaB Die 0pora oue ibre &6pfe perb
iorenbat uuO Der &anpt nod bort
fepn tno9, ebe (ie pputomen oernib>
tet ill., fo erfreut unS oo1b Bic Sbotz
fade, rnIern prdioentan 70 ttonr'
boft ,pis iemoIs3u fnoen ; lmStan*
oe ietnsn Selnoenin ieDer NlOtun9
tu besesenen unD NIT D'ttteln in
0dnoen, jeoe Nrt~ bon 2lnsrtd nle'
oersu1tblaaen ; f0 pQ6 >ptr niOt lans
GEE M0pfnung cntae9en hofen1'
.Ionbern 1ipt ben unb setpl6 fnb,"
oo6pos @bier .en0:icD, eriMo9en
pirb. Tim Oie}en 3wed III erteieben,
ruBeu au6 lpir bier einen Sbelt Der
2IufDpferun9sn buloen, Die rasu notb<
tpenDtg (tno. -@s miro uns beltanbte
bon seipi6en Nellsnoen .erjdblt oab
in Sen 6ftliben Cities unb GtdDten
.Sod(pn's mdrmtfe: Sreunoe Diefes
QueS feinen, ei9enlnQbti9en Betrot
een.c. 3ufdretben ibn Dober Der,
|lieBen unD III ieinen Gsenern hbtr
gtenstn. 9Bsnn oiefes 70 1T, bonn
betrocbtenGe Die @abe BORT 9anS
anoerS ais tpie bier; Sin unitrer
Nobbor0hoft 1T Der Beblel Drep
|su ginem 3u feinen 0unftsE. Selt'
Dem fein protef on9elon9t IT., ftno
|oeNibieDene fir oie cute SaNt bers
,ous sescn,n,snr Die it,ltner se9en
cSaffpn tparsn, unb niGt elmer bat
'ibn perloBen. > ' ....>... y. :
H9dbtS Fam ben, allsemsinen.
|ltnwiQeni ipelbenbas 8df in oleRr
Egesepo geqen DaS, Betrasen unfers
| |@enotore g,pin9 bsstt uberleias1,
ST ,por Elm sll fbspaher DempErat
| Iunl In 8elelIctaft nit folebsnBbi9s
| Itpie GlaD Galbpuni preffonr Mes
}GSuffIe, ,c. ullD ben GbDeren0(raus
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-28

"N~p<I4' itS pptUSL .ANlIHS~HtItSA WIKI
ley nlhtsmlrpigen @utlbutbt9ungcn
uno elenDsn NusRlebten, etner be-
t'lmtnten Grfldrun9 ouS;u,retbcn
fu9te. Sep Dent QlNem 9ieht Ne por
gang un(hultt9 Sulepn; Oab Ge ME
unrett 9cbanoGIt ul10 autb 0on Der
ttrengtttn llntetIubuug uiGt6 III be-
fi1rbteu bobe. q ...l.. ....
Oic 1ant bot olGo, am ibr, ,Gers,
fdbren 9ebclm it Dolten, rer Muett
oc6 Gcn9reBe5 9etrost unO 1T snt>
lOlohen, QIIleS III po9en, lire Nn9e>
Ie9enDelten 9shsim Ill bQlteh lle IN
ttefes Dunfel einsuhulIen, ais Db Die
2lnlfoit nicbt cine .tfentlIebe pdret
30nOcrn cine yGcpmouer Qo9e.
GIN S0br 1919 nn0 ducb in 1882
eeltottete Die s5one eiues Committee
0cS Qongrefe6 9srore cine lplde llnr
terluhung, ais ct jtBt Dur0 elnet1
Gebr beIiimmten 0<lihtu6, NIT un9eS
iwbbuII>ber GInma athi9teit, oerDrDnet.
Gie mobte romol8 feline Glutpcn&
IounQen, fciue &logsR tbeS unge(esr
llcbtsIt; u. nun qIebt 1Ie pprl iDr Vrep>
Ibrief Verbinpe ile utebt boSu berepn>
IqreS babe tcin Nedt cine (0ld>c. In.
|terfu6uns Su oerlangen uno (le fetn
Necbt zinc fptctc Su eclfotten. &ont1
lrgenD ocSetnanb llnter (Dtben umft1ns
0en, btp eIncm lolbcn 9erfabrsn
etnen Itarfeu BerOaebt unteroruefcn?
GeIbt Il tnchrere, ia oleIe Der bcftcn
{btsberi9en Sreunoe ber Sanf, IIno
ilter ibr Derfabrsu in cisier Go6e
erIfauntt un0 Fbnnen tbr MiBfauen
niht bergen, Man miro 9e;mun9en
(su 9(ouben, boB un9ebeure Gut11el1
onqeironpt (inO u. ncb ougewonOt
merOenI Mdnnsr Don @infu6 fir
lie ju 9eNlnnen. S50pn bep Oer
lebten llnterlu6ung fano man, Oa6
100000 Sbaler febr pltI oopon pb'
IblnIAngllde GlbtrbeIt1o GDn9re6
lWitgIteoer u. 70 -. ous9e!ebnt D0s
Irtn-tpa6 in0gte tp0Dl )est Die Sut,>
Ime fem? Nebit Dem FIND unsebeure
|Suumen, b.pnebe sonl obne Derb
hi6erun9i an Sruder ous9elebnet
)rpproen. Monbe rpotet, opr Der 2lt,s
( Ilelbe sesen Die Banf, duoerten ober
|sleib na6bet Die Gpro6e, ,'uno aIlc
]|o besiniti9t, orbeiten treuli6 unO
)unssmiDet In ibtem .Seruf { fir Die
}Banf.) NuserDem bat bic 8onf
|tpas Ge felbf ein9elisbt fsbr srobe
Summen angewouot, um ourb oen
Orua une oie 9erbreitups pteler
tleiner Gbriften Dem 9plfe 2i6t
uno ribti9e anfihten (pie 1Ie ibre
eiufeittsen 9asttsllungen nennDlber
Die 2ln9elc9enbeiten Der 8anf su gee
ben. 90 bat iie, wie man bier bf
fentli6 (ast, { uno i6 CLAUDE NIT
|eutem 8runoe) } ettpe cine Miuietl
|oer befttsfsn 0eDen, Die bier { hr
bic Banf seba altsn rpprpem auf ibs
ice etsentn Soften prufen laGstl unD
NE bep S,aufenoen .auf Soften Des
potatnt8: in ollen @efen pes 2anpss
|umbersefanot. a..... +. =. :. ~.
8isber bat man Siet sefpro6ett.
|uno penis sethan; bod Onb tppbf
|r1lebr 9efbdfte, Derribtet lperber,
ais man selp6bnl6 9laubt., 482gtIs
iino Dor Dem .5ans sattl erften nlip
|spslten ,.,a perlefe iporpen !; babeu !
|inO 1872 pon'irt - Sll 81 bon zoleieu
|bat Der Senatfsine Sufimnlpils ses.
laebet1. Ser Genat bat bic lebt 36
Bius, Sic port .entffanoei1i paGirt.
l0nI1n Aaa MiAfnnfk fknheff mir fifnfoAn
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-28
CNus Dem 0untIn9oon GDurterD
Die. Nfeife.

Nl3 tO t10O ettl Nn0De DOl NeoeH
cJobren mar, fogt Der SronfIln,
1teften mir u1eire Sreunoe zines
@euntaq8 etno6 &upfermdnSe IN
Die Safcbc. @oalelcb be9ob tb
mid oouIt no6 eineIn 2aDen, tro
&inotrtrom 0erFauft nurOc; ; unD pa
mid Ger Slang einer 4Dfsife ungcs
mein ers6ete, Die tb "a IN Der 9ono
zines onoern &noben fono, 70 cab
tb i'm fogleitb al r1ein OeIo oa>
fir. c>tb eien9 nun mieocr 'bsM1,
uno burhpFin ole Wlnfet oeS
0oues-b66f pcranb9t init mei1
mem Snftrument: 16rte ober bic
oonse yomilie ban1lt. Oils incline
9Srdoer, @cbpeltcrn uno Q]eterr,
metnen Oonocl erfubren |aoten Iic
mir, tth bdtte Dirmot (oeiel fir DC
NfeiFe 9e9eben, ais Ge wtrtb feD.-
9ies ertunerte mid an all Die fh6ns
en- Oinee, bic i6 mir nit Dem tbrtt
scn Gene bdttt foufen f6nncn a;
uno (le beiohten u1eine SbOybett fo
Cebrt oo6 icb Dot llntpilIen fntrfdtet
uuo mebr Nlerecr dber meine DuIl1-
belt empfan0, ais mic ole pfeIfe
9ergnhsen 9etpdbrtc.
Qie(er Qor:au tpor in ber Sol9e
Don srontn, NuBen fit tnlcbi llno
macbte einen unoaSti!gboren Gln1
Drud ouf neine @5eele !; benn 70 OF
ieb pdtcrbin oer(uNt tpuroet ireeno
etrpas llnn6tbises III foufer1 fogte
i'd tmmer su mir (slbf, its nibt su
piel fir bie pfeife?-uno' bebielt
.nein Gelo in Der Sofbe. /. l.. ..-:.
1us idD oufpuehs, In bic eBelt
trot, uno Die 0onoiun9en Der Men-
fNeufmoer bsOhadtete, oo 9laubte
id qar Qiele .au fnDen, rpel0e ;ll
pielfar. lire pfetfe 9oben. NJ.
"Denn mir Elm Sil, IN Den 26e9
Fam, Der ollie. 2lnnehmllebfetten oes
Qebens aufgob !; al!e Wonne ot8
woblpelIen8 9egen 0noere, ole
llcbtun9 atgeu ieine Mitburser !;
ole gntsi|efunge ebmenoer llnoges
benber Qiebe suno Breunbid.aft BON
ffb ItieB-btDs In Der binbifhsn
9lbGbt, {einen W1i(tboufeu g)clo III
bewabren-(o, Iogte ib lln9lud>
feliopr 81 ,ob(lt ben G1ptt bclne
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-28

ben. 2(uein ioute Dos Qolf nod
FortFobren Die 0ewo!t in fetncn
5dnoen ia teboltcn, Go perIb:re id
sic Oob er leinen perDienten &obn
beFommsn wiro.''
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-28
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etne5 S.iefe6 oe6 abtoarau s.. 81. Wub:
Ienosrs. Al bic j3rou$seber oe6 gls@bin=
8sr 2loler5, botbt: .,
a8aibia8tou, Map "a, 1854. +
QBie Sbnen betannt it, tpurpc i0|
nebtt Nnberen Dom 5ooufe Der 0,e>I
.pre(entonten uo6 9bilabelpbio se>
cronet, UNI n0lelbf Die Slher uub
| 2(n9ele9enbeiten Der Der. Staateu
Bont III untcrIuhen unO Reribt obs
| Srltotten; Oh lie iDren Sreibrief ou0
oerleRt Db lIcb in thrsn OouOlun<
gen, Wi6briube u. uebcltDoten ee<
|Sel9t, Db 1Ie lbre Mo6t D0e: OetotrI
ou9ewanot, Die pre6e ~ beberrGbenI
1Ole Wot!en III re9leren, OOer Gins
|fu6 in Die poIitifdsn 2(n9eIsgenbebI
ten De6 2an0eS Ill 9etpinnen, - DbI
|lls 0urb tyre Qorfebrunaen oo5ubsvI
9etra9en, Den OruG in 0eloongeIe>
I9enbeltem ,pDruber (b oleIe Uur9erI
Ibefloseu, ber0pr5ubrin9en.
sam 0fiemouDem l1nrebt III tbun.
|beIbloB Die GCmmlttee, ibre unters
Cubung, BIS fte beenOist unO an Den
gOngrc6 bcribtet iporoen 9ebein1
III botten. 9ie6 9erfobren fcbien
notbwenoI9, neil bepm eriten 0lics
moube Gotben Elm tptpri9es Nnlebn
baben mb9ten Die ilb bep n0bsrer
.SeliDtisuns ais unfbulol9 seieen
f6nnten. llnD ob e6 lppbl ME su cit
ner unter(uhun9 Fam, betratttete icb
IS bennOh ais uuiOlGllb, Gte nit
.uu(erm Qerfobren beEQunt Ill mos
6en, bis an ben Gon9reB felbIt 0e>
rlbt barber ob9eItottet tpDroen,-
8ep Dtefer Seit >DerDen @5Ie Den
8eri0t obne 3welfel erbolten boben
uno ,perbeu ooraus erfsbem DaB bic
Banf Iieb 9e9en Die Ne9ierung aueI
tebrt - Dab (ie Jest fbpn 9laubt
|ttdrter III fem, ais Die Ns9lerun9t
melbe tyr OaS DoIeYn 9eseben. =
9<a6 Die[sn Srimmun9sn un0 9lus>
| fubten, ipurOe ie bon Der Commit.
jtss sen6tbist, ftb Fiat ousjufpreDen.
,Sie oettpsi9ert, G6 oerllnttrfubuns
ju untertuerfen, Die oos 9aus Der
Nspreleutonten oererDnet bot unttr.
Ser elsnDen Nusfudt, bab Der Con
)sre6 TT tpeitgegansen fey; a u6I
1fein Nsbt babe, einc llnterfubun9
Don Der 2lrt 3u fcrpern; u, DoB Der
I{Srtpbrieft 9enan 9enpmitIen ano
|betrabtet, nur cine unter(ucbung, lp|
I,peit es cine 8erleeuns Des Srepbrte,
lies felbf betreHe, 3tl9abe, unb oa6|
]pte Sanf ou6 t1ur cine folbe unters
Iiu1un9 sefatten tperbe - Die llnter.
|lubun9s COMMITTEE 3eit, 9rt unO
Bei(e, pie, tpann uno ipo Der Srept
Ibrief perlee: tpDrDen, anseben md0e
- uno Dann tpellte fte folbe 8aber|
Ioie oarauf 8eSus bdtten, pogsei9sn.
WNt Mi6brautten, tpe9eu Nnlpen.|
Dung ibrer 0etber polltilNeu @infn6l
fsu erbotten, Die Dre6e suSbebsr(1en
Eoie QBoblsu III re9tereil sbas 8eif
| in ibren Geloaugele9e eiten ;u Drus|
EGen ,e Die IN ibret1 9erfdbren flh|
/ Idubern m6bte oatnit Babe Der Gon<|
tores nibts III tbttl; Ct J. abe l1lr ~eir1l
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-28

2!u65ua
einsS S:iefc6 be6 abt1aren 8. 81. Mdb:
Ienosrs an Die j2wous9ebet oe6 Gs@oin=
8sr Molerb, catht: .,
a8aibja8tOrL Map "a, 1854.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-11-26

Jurenife Deyrar;fr.-'ile Portland Courier oft
lith inst contains r,p0r; Hf case recently tried
before Judge Emery, ~ tha. place, which,-when
we consider the youth e the crlpr the extreme
cruelty of the acts perpe!ra,e and tle excruta.ing
sutferings of his innocent yictim-s one of unu-
sual interesr--Hh. case alluded 20 is that of The
State VS. Major Mtciei "a boy between 10 and l.
years of age for manning David L. Crawford (aged
i-2 years.) From the evidence of the injured boy
which is givea in very artles, and apparently
did manner, 1t appears that Major compelled him to
go with him after some sweet flag, by threatening 10
whip him if he refused-that when he got him into
the fields, he twice threw him down and beat him
that when David was rescued from him by third
person and sent home, Major intercepted him by
crossing the fields, took him by the collar forced
him through corn-held into piece of woods, beat
him severely, and then dragged him to adjacent
brook, and put him in. David crawled out upon his
hands and knees, when Major seized him, tore off
all his clothes-tied his hands upwards with withes
70 two trees one each tree, and then took off his
suspenders and tied his feet with them. lie made
him eat brakes and boxberry leaves and put hand
ful of mud into his mouth, and when he spat out
because he could not swallow il, he whipped him
for it. Major then perpetraed the cruel and revolt
ing manning, while his victim tied to the trees
then unloosed him, and dragging him TO where a
tree had been blown down, beat him with a club
upon his face and put him under the roots of the
tree. He then carried him TO the brook and threw
him in, where it about knee deep, and tried TO
hold his head under water, but he got away and got
out. Major then promised if he would help him
build dam, he would let him 90 and when the
work was completed, told him to " clear for home. "
David being unable to find his clothes, went home
naked, and upon his arrival there testified by his
mother, :" gore of blood from his nose to his
instep." At the time when he was tied 10 the trees
Major whipped him with six more sticks,-told
him he was going to give him 100 blows, and bid
him count them. They both counted together up
to 3S, when Ma jor could count further, and Da-
vid counted and skipped some. During the maini-
ing, which was effected by the aid of piece of tin
David did not cry hardly mite,' because Major
threatened to whip him harder if he did-ahhougt
ne suffered excruciating pain, he bore it in silence
SO great was his fear of the young devil who was
numbering him by inches. David was confined to
the house above "A week before he went out at all
and for two three days his recovery doubtful
In something over fortnight he went to school.
Several other witnesses were called, who testified
to Majors bad character lly-and to his abil-
ity to distinguish between right and wrong, and his
consequent ability TO be guilty, in the eye of the
law, of crime.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-11-26

ers for Bulwer's new work--the Last DAYS of
Pompe'-,lle great Novelisi's lasti and said to be
his best works before the American public, from
the press of Harper Il Brothers We have not yet
had time to read it-nor will readers presume,
insist upon our doing so before they read it them
selves but, for the of any thing whatsoever,
coming from the hand of the author of Pelham "
will prefer the book ITSELF the whole book and moth
ing but the book, 10 any thing can say on the
subject.--N. I, Transcript.
On board of the Steamboat Erie, on her passage
down the North River on Sunday, the 10th inst. a
fine healthy child was born and, with the consent
of the parties, named Gilbert Erie Bennett
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-11-26

Providence, Nov. l6. Correspondence of the
Boston Transcript. This quiet city was, few days
since, cast into a state of unusual excitement by
reason of an assault, said to have been made by a
young man on little girl of the age Of ten years
The party accused is said to be very respecta-
bic aud the consequence was, that the mother of
the child oundt difficult to prevail upon the cons,a
bes and dsherfs to serve eapios the offender In
dgnant at this delay of justice, the mother, with a
soul swelling with all the the jusi Indignation Of "a
parent, armed herself with brace Of pistols, and
heroicay marching to the quarters of the culprit,
demanded bs surrender OIL pain OF a mothers yen-
geance. The young man quailcd before the fury
of the storm that threatened him. and submitted to
quiet capture. lie was the next day brought be-
fore boarl ofJusces, and after full examination
OF the case was required 10 enter into heavy re-
cogniZsnce for his appearance before the Supreme
Coart Of the Sac, a; is regIlir term rex, March
Tis Lat Day, of Pon7sii-Ths book stoT,s ril
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-11-26
Towa Council, Tiyerton, Novembcr 5, 1884

KAI HEREAS the town council of the Of Tveron
Wv the 9th day of October 1884, appointed committee
survey bound aud mark highway which had been by
said council adudged necessary who have duly made report
dat they have surveyed bounded and marked out said high
way, which commences the dividing line between the
of Fall River and Tveron aud runs in souherly direction
&c Notice is therefore, hereby given TO all persons
ercsed TO appear they Sit before said council the first
Monday of December next 10 o'clock A. NJ. the Stone
Bridge Hotel IN said veron and he heard for against said
report. by order Of said Council. AS1 CRY Conn Gu
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-11-26
SHIP NEWS-PoRT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

Thursday, Nor Goth Brig William Borden from Kingston
for Providence.-Schr. Flash Robinson, from Mobile.
Friday 2st Schr Freeman, Crockett from Thomaston for
New Yor-Banner, from Gloucester, for do.-Sarah Ellen
Wensted, from Alarblehead, for do
Saturday. % Brig Florida, Basde, from Trinidad De Cuba
for Boston-Schr Gzzard Duel, from Bath for New York
Zephyr, Lane, from Boston for do-Pocahontas Tate fin
Thomaston, for do.-Genera Marion Wilbor for Norfolk.
SRadGy 24h Soops, Senator Robinson, from Nantucket for
New fork-Rising Sun, Farmer, from Providence for Hart
ford-Aiary, Wesgate-Wacyon Hull, both from New York
ENTERED.
Schr Flash Robinson, Mobie.-Eage, Ash, New orl-
Herald Manchester do.
CLEARED.
Brig William, Gardner, New-York--Schr Martha, Low
Havana.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-11-26
u. F.&J.J. GREENOUGII,
3. Water street.
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Horrible Mwder.-The Baltimore American of
yesterday gives the following horrible account of
murders committed on the line of the Washington
Railroads
1t becomes unpleasant duty to relate the par
ticuars of most diabolica outrage which has been
committed on the line ofthe Washington Rail- Road
about eighteen miles from this city, involving the
murder of three of the deputy superntendens Of
construction. We have been at some pains to OBJ
tain correct details of The horrid proceeding, and
make the following relation of it from sources which
may be fully relied
1t appears that Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Cor
man. of the contractors, was assailcd in his own
shanty by eight or ten men, supposed to he some OF
those at work on the road Mr.. John Watson, a
superintendent, was also in the shanty at the mo-
ment, on d casual visit. Both gentlemen were for
ciby dragged out beaten severely, and left III state
of insensbility. They boh however, so far rccov-
cred be able to give account of the affair,
but German still es learn in very critical sit
uation, and great doubts entertained of his
covery. Mr.. Watson, upon examination appeared
to have been less dangerously wounded, and on
Tuesday night there was every prospect that he
would survive the injuries inflicted OH him. Mrs.
German, we learn, also assailed, and treated in
the most brutal manner.
The outrages thus perpetrated by these cruel ruff
fans were not sufficient it seems, to satisfy their
blood thirsty cravings. About midnight on We'd
day morning, they surrounded the office where Mr.
Watson lying wounded, and after breaking o.
pen the door they deliberately murdered him, in a
most barbarous and shocking manner the back of
his head being cuopen andthe brains scattered about
Mr. William Messer, one of Mr.. WIS assistants, and
who was present in the office when the attack on il
was made, was dragged out and shot dead +! Mr.
Gallon succeeded in making his escape from Mr.
Watson's shanty, and he nhc fired at by
one of them with horse pistol, the discharge OF
which killed his dog at his side. He had on neither
shoes stockings, and having run several miles
before he recovered from his alarm his feet and legs
were very much laceraed and swelled. A man
named Welsh received charge of shot in his body,
which will not prove serious. The desks and trunks
in Mr.. Watson's shanty were broken open and RI
fled Of their contents Mr. Smith, the clerk, secur-
ed all the money except small sum in specie, and
effected his escape.
Watson is an Irishman and German also. He
is the most active, energetic manager the company
has, and has the contract for the 4th division of the
road beyond Bladensburgh
The attacking party about 40, and chiefly
consisted of men who have been discharged from
Watsons work, are working at Jessop's cut
IL miles from Baltimore.
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DIED.

In this Saturday last Mr. Samuel Vernon aged u
bout 7S years
At Warwick, the 10Th inst Mrs Mary r. Eldred wife OF
John Edred and daughter of the late John Taylor of this
az ed 30 years.
Al kingly Conn Saturday last, Mr. John q. Hassard
formerly of this town, aged "a years.
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