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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1834-05-03

NEW ARRANGEMENT
Daily Lane from Bristol 10 Mw Dsdford.
,ysun ASTAGE will leave
~ aSs5E9R4 Bristol every morniael
&2&G&& fsundays excepted) B
8 o'clock, and arrive in Fall River at hall
past 10, and in New Bedford in season 10
dine. Returning, leaves New Bedford
every morning, at 8 o'clock, and arrive nt
Warren and Bristol, same afternoon. /.
b6. Passengers wishing 10 20 to FaH
River and return the same day ARE inform
ed that they can stop 10 Fall River, two
hours, for the transaction Of business,
Books kept at Burgess's and Horton q
Hotel, Bristol; Coles and Commercial
hotels, Warren; at M. & II. N. Lawton q
Fall River at Bako's Hotel, and at fiie
Mansion House, New Bedford.
/ NATHAN WARREN, Brisfol.
/
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.6CcOMMoDaTION STAGE.

.dCCOyNMODATION STaGE.
H EAVES Bristol, every morning
~ Sunday excepted at half past ?
o'clock, for Warren and Providence
Returning, leaves Providence every after
noon Sunday excepted at 8 o.
clock, fol Warren and Bristol. Fare
from Bristol to Providence, ISL; up and
back same day, $3.50. From Warren,
75 cents; up and back same day, 81 90.
sF Books kept in Providence, at the
Mansion House Drastow's Manufactu-
rers Hotel, and at the Franklin House ;
Burgess and Ho,ton's hotel, Bristol and
at Coles and Commercial hotels, War
sen. e. fsHf'+ r.
FTP Passengers called for and left at
any part Of the town. 4 ta
J.&N N. CHADWICK.
Feb ], 1884.
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yr. IME. roiosh, and Rorin, for sale BY :
Ik4 msreh ~. JAnxs CAapsxa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14
NEW COLDCo,N.

The Trssury Department has pablish~d ,hs
annexed leiter. in order that the public ma, bs
casbied to distinguish the new from the old gol,
COINS IL ~ added il.,--.' As the date eoal. no,
sy a~, DC altered, but The cap. and motto NIGH
be legaiiy omitted, and would scr,e plainly &c
Distinguish the ne~ imprcs.ion, that course Ia,
been adopted n the mint till the commencement
81 the neat year, ~hen the motto viii probsbl, b.
restored, aud the date Of the year. instead OF
the o,niss'on OF the motto will be found sufficient
/ TO Indicate uhe change in the coin"
MIR or rHr USrrtp STATS,
Philadelphia, 1t Aug. 1854
SIR; have tho honor to inform the Depart
ment, that the coinage Of Gold, according &c
The Dew ratio OF gold to silver, commenced
this morning, being the earliest DAY permittet
by the provisions Of the act.
In making this Commune alton, il may be
satisfactory TO recur 10 the peculiaritics by
which the new gold coins are TO be dis,in.
guishcd from those Of former issues. The,
are the following:
On the face, the new coins will be readil,
distinguished by hea d Of Liberty disencu UNI.
bcred Of cap.
On the reverse, the surplus motto "E PIuri.
bus Unum," which for many year, has occu-
pied portion OF the disk above the figure OF
the Eagle, is now omitted.
These changes, independently Of the facili-
y 10 be derived from them, in distinguishing
tho future .rom the past EMISSION, of our
gold coins, are recommended by a nearer nd.
herence 10 the provisions Of the law, n, well
a. BY the rules Of Of taste and classic authors.
~. The views in these respects, presented
IN my commune alton Of the 9th ult having
met your appreciation, will, I doubt not, be
sustained by the Judgment Of the public.
In regard TO tie omission Of the motto n.
oose referred TO, the same improvement wa,
introduced in the quarter dollar in 1881. the
subject having, by communication Of the
18TH January Of that year, been submitted 10
the President, through the Department, and
approved.
The Eagle Of the former issue, weigh, 27o
grains, the Half Eagle I35 grains, and :hc
Quarter GA grains. The Eagle under the
present law, will weigh 25s grains, the Hall
Eagle l29 grains, and the Quarter GA gains.
These weights are recited because desirable
10 be kept IN mind, rather than as afIordin. a
farther criterion Of distinction between the
two classes Of coins-since an inspection.
much moro cursory than that OF weighing,
will distinguish them By the preceding char
acteristics.
The Eagle and Half Eagle of the new coin.
age will be less ia diameter than those of the
former emissions, and that in a greater pro-
portion than the diminution Of weight would
indicate. This, however, though decided
amendment Of our coinage, is Of less value As
q distinctive mark, since the comparison
would require the presence Of coin OF both
classes.
have the honor to be, with great respect.
your obedient servant,
SAML MOORE,
Director Of the Mint.
Hon. Levi Woodbury.,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14
Prom III FresL7Iois6urg .I-rna.
SECOND ESCAPE Op CnNynrN-

y. Cowden, alias VIM Collins. who has bee,
confined, Tor some months, ~ our cornor.,t,or
JAZZ, on charge Of presenting forced cLecL
Of $1,000 on the branch OF the Rank OF -,
ma. m this place, made his escape. for a.,
second time, on Saturday morning last. about
y O'Clock. Since his first escape no "a.
much restricted IN his privileges, and confined
e'o'eiy W hrs cell. In that cell, near tb.
uoor opening into the area. there - a rlo..
s1Ah-ease leading TO the large unOcr ., pied
apartment above. The door OF lie s,,,.-fr,.s
vas securely locked, aud acee.. ta !, r.,
INC cen debared BY a strong door. Al he an.
Der end OF the short passage. or entr, uI,cl
however was for the benefit Of AR. jef, 60
10 the day time. BY some means. tous..
must bave Possessed himself Of a ks, v,t,,r
enabled him 10 unlock the stair cs.. do,r :,
pressure, and thus ascend % the vacant COON
above How long be has been m a.. 80,
OF doing 90 Is not kHoWn m. door .,d t,.,L
OF the staircase we're examined s,er, -,
ana 40 suspicious excited BY any act 81 fb.
prisoner. 4 l0dgmeGt heinz Effected IN 49,.
upper room, be set 60 work With tao or three
oid hayonets, TO cut out portion oT the out
sne wall, undsr The window, IN the s.ster,
end This must have bees work Of -rr,t
'sDpf' and ~as' Of course. carried on alto
seurr 20 The day ime. iie succeeded, how
- we vuistuo course, and
loosened one 81 the eut blocks Of free st,n.
~ ~ sueh iaAnner' That be could ~ pleasure.
shhef push Il out o. pull u inside Tb,,g,
Dcmg 'hns prepared, be pstieniiy uaned a.
opportunity 70 escape in the das tine 49,,
dolly pc could get into ths upper room H.,
opportunity presented itself on s.,lrI,,
morning during Tremendous storm Of tl,,,r.
aef and rain, snd immediately after the kssn.
! ef had gwen him bis breakfast! and ~
mueh pfesence 81 mind and hish darior 4.
sVaiied himself % %. and reached TIE gS,.,,d
N safety Hs Vas seen. running thro,.,b M.
ram, bJ gentleman, ~ ihe upper end ~ AZ.
'oEn, Hho ID not rscognzs bin. a. H.,
notyet bsea rs-taken. "-'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

LoSDoy, APRIL i6.-An air balloon
rs making at Nantz, in France, upon an
entire new plan; it is made of the
membrane of an animal new discov-
cry and secret, and is to be filed " it'll
gas never yet used or made. Two ex-
periments have been made with small
ones, which have answered infinitely
beyond expeditions. Four men, be-
sides the inventor, are 90 go up with
provisions for a fortnight's voyage.
IL is remarkable that this person has
found out a means for preventing the
least escape Of the air, or change of IT.
Tho French elections have termina
ted IN the complete ascendancy Of the
Ministerial party in the Chambers. =
The opposition, (Carlists, liberals and
republicans) is reduced 70 n messre
minority, and some Of the ablest OF
the liberal deputies have been left out.
The inference in truly representative
government would be. that the admin.
Istration 10 popular with the nation.
and that the throne and policy Of Louis
Philippe are firmly established. -
But the constituency in France is, in
TACT, so small portion of the people.
few hundred thousand, for thirty mil
lions Of inhabitants, that the opinions
OF the Chambers do not necessarily re.
iiect public opinion. The government
Is strong, first, in its military means.
and secondly in the general fear Of
revolutionary disturbances, which
brings the elective body into the sup
port Of the existing order Of thin..,
rather than risk counter movements
from union Of discordant uitras.
The strong arm of Marshal Soult up.
holds the dynasty Of the citizen king
with a military vigor which he learnt
under the despotism Of the Empire. -
The Paris Temps says, that the op.
position will be sufficiently represen.
ted to make is voice heard, on all
great occasions, and to preserve its ia.
turs rights should sinister circums,an
Geo arise. - Bali. american.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

Late Georgia papers contain a long publ
cation signed by the counsel Of the Cherokee
Indians, detailing the particulars Of a person.
al controversy between them and Governor
LumPkn, OF Georgia. In correspondence
between the Governor and the military au-
ihori'ies concerning the recent apprehension.
Of hostilities in the Indian country, he had
attributed the blame 10 what he termed a
Tree combination Of men" who, for profess
sional gain, were encouraging the Indians in
litigation, and fomenting their discomfort
with the State proceedings. Nessrs. Han
sell and Rockwell, two Of the counsel OF the
Cherokees, considering themselves injurious.
ly treated in this allusion, addressed separate
letters 10 the Governor, requiring an aSowal,
whether, in the exceptionsble passages, they
or either Of them were intended BY him. He
seems to have treated the application very
cavalieriy-sendiDg back the letters in .
blank envelope 10 the writers. They have
accordingly joined in IN appeal TO the public,
IN which they give an unqualified denial TO
the Governors charges, and challenge him 10
produce proof They apply TO the conduct
Of the Governor such descriptive epithets as
occur TO men who believe themselves wrong.
ed without Provocation or justice.
Bali. I'm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

From MsIieO.-we learn from passenger
in the brig Parsgsn, arrived from Vera Cruz
That the troops OF Santa Anna we're be.ieging
Puebla. The result OF the contest with the
troops Of that place was still uncertain. But
little enthusiasm was still evinced ia the cause
Of Santa Anna even by Lis friends, and the
cry OF "Santa Anna aud Religion met with
few responses from the people
An election took place at Vera Cruz on
Sunday the 9th July, for members Of Con-
gress and Senators. So little interest Wa
shown IN the result, that hardly any Of the
inhabitants voted. The whole country /.
represented to Us as in a state of disorder
and the mail stages had ceased going direct
from Vera Cruz TO the city Of Mexico
~ T. C1r1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

II would appear that the Administration is
commenoin a vigorous course Of measures
for retrenching the expenses Of the Govern
ment, with an eye, We presume, to meeting
the anticipated deficiency in the revenue
BY General Orders, through the chief Of the
army, which we have Just seen in the news
papers, we learn that the War Department
has taken the lead in this laudable proceed.
ing and, amongst other items Of retreneh.
meni which u announces, we perceive that IL
has struck OF ONE CENT 4 NILE from the al
lowance heretofore made to officers Of the
army for their travelling expenses. Thi.
stroke OF economy must put MIR. Secretary
WOODBURY. quite IT ease about tie WAYS and
means for carrying on the Government. r.
after such help ~ this measure Of the War
Department will give him, the wheels Of the
Government should stop for want Of funds
he will be universally voted an incompetent
hnancier. u would have been an improve.
nlent upon the scheme Of economy, II a tenth
part had been deducted from each ration. ol
the privates a. we'll as the ofieers. Beside,
the clear saving OF the thing, II would con.
duce to the health Of the Army, 10 these Cho
iera times, 60 reduce the qusntum Of theil
daily food.-t.Nd Int
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14
DARING ArrEMPr Ar Ronnrgv

The L. - Mail Stage. FROM wh.-l,.f.
Baltimore, Was attacked near The ,,u
mountain, IL miles beyond Camb-risna a.,
Tar from q dismal place called the s,.t,.
OF Death on the night OF Wsdne>.la, ,,.,
Of about 10 O'Clock. BY two hish~srr.-
They had cut some brush and IhroNa a.,...
that part OF tie road mostly travelled a..
n the Stage va a,ee ndinS tie mountain I.-
Of them sprung out from the brushe. md
ed one OF the leaders by the brid's. aHd .t.-
ped the stage, and tie driver Ia %; A.
winch he refused To do. but Kept wt,et.,.
up has horses. IN the mean tlr.c the r't,..
kept calling on hts eomrade. Who N,...,-
The stage door. 10 fire IL tie driver. ..,,r-
you damned coward. Why don't YOU m, :,
him The roboer " DO was bchiud The Sta.
asAed The driver how many passcn-,r, -
had, 10 which lie replied, he had a h.tiI.,,l
One OF The Passengers who sat on H., 49,,
scat, noticed that the robber then eN,,.,,.
the baggage, and finding an unusual r,c.,..
OF trunks on the rack, he " ould cot ,,ri,-.
front Of the stage door afterwards, L,t a..
other roober, when he found h.s rcu---4.,
backward, turned the two leaGin. Ler..s
square round, 80 that their heads wrr. d.s,
the mouni9in. and those Of the wheel lo...'
up he then wound tie lines round M, -,r.
and began 10 unhiteh the traces Tie Dr.,
then summoned all his strength, and .,r,.,.
ms horses 50 fast and hard. that they br..-
away before he could effect his purpo,e a-l
oy keeping the stage on the ful run Tor
miles. finally got away The roLber al,
seized the forward horses had on a gown ,.,-.
posed to be msde of tow linen, thai ent,f,
covered him fsona head To heels-it cana
over his head and Was tied round his neck
he had belt around the waist, and bo,e,
cut where The eyes and mouth should be. q,
enable him 20 sec and speak. The OTHER hs4
on a black mask, which entirely covered
lace, White packet and dark pAntaloOns -
Taken altogether, II was q most DARN !.
tempt, and was near succeeding, and ,io,.lt
admonish those Who travel 10 20 armed
There ~ere i've men aud one woman IN Oh.
stage, but none Of them were armed
ONE OF THE PASSENGERS
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The following instances Of success. from hum
BILE eegin"Hgs. nsy serve to cheer up sorae heart.
nov gloomy sad depending
PRESERVED FISH commenced life AZ
an apprentice TO a blacksmith, and his
next situation was that Of a seaman ON
board OF whaling ship. From being
hand before the mast, he rose 10 be- a
mate, and finally commander, and in
this hazardous pursuit amassed the
foundation Of his fortune.
SAUL ALLEY was bound when =
small boy, apprentice to a coachmaker
During has apprenticeship his faiher
died, and left him totally dependent on
his own exeriOns. The very clo,he,
he wore he was obliged TO earn by toll.
ing extra hours after the regular tim,
ct leaving Oft work had passed. Tn,
foundation Of his fortune he acquired
by tho exercise Of ffugaIity and pru
oenoe Whde tonmeymcn mechanic.
CORNELIUS w. Lawrence. the pre.
sent Mayor Of New York. vas far.
mers boy, and worked many a Iona
day m rain and sunshine on Long n.
land. There were few lads within
twenty miles of ham that could NOV !
wider swarth OF turn a neater furrow.
These men have been the architect,
Of their own fortunes; they have earned
them by the sweat ~ their brows ant
their very wealth. besides the o'hel
mcsns4f doing good 30 their fellow
men, which il puts ia their power -
IN ITSELF, a perpetual stimulus 10 the
mechanic and artisan b. earn similar
reward BY similar frugality, industry
and perseverance,. " Y Erea. Posi-
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I "
The Caoh'rd.-This dreadful s,ourre
OF the human family has, in lis recon,
rayages in Princeton. Nv. swcp, OF
'hirtv-fVe Of its inhabitants. II has
dbatcd III iis violence. and we undo
stand that for eight or ten davs ., /.
mere have been no new Cases. ",
have not heard of the disease break
out IN any other place south Of Cir
river Gd=sffe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14
'~o.n she 6"oheSscr II,ginian. .ivgE.i s,h.
RAII. ROAD COMPANY

RAli. ROAD COMPANY.
The stockholders of the Wincheste,
snd Potomac rail road company held
their annual meeting on the ld instant
IL the courthouse in this town. IN con.
lorinity to public notice. The company
faring organized, by ascertaining thai
here was sufhciency of stock repre-.
sented, and calling their president TO the
chair, the first business, latter the read.
ing oil the reports of the board and al
the finance committee) presented to its
consideration. was n resolution offered
by X. w. Barton, Esq. IN the following
words:
ResOit~d. Il is cxpedicnt that the .ioekho,J.r.
IN general meeting sss~nbi-d this day. should
decide BY vote the question Of the location OF the
depot, previous TO the election OF the pr~siden,
nnd d'rre,ors OF the COMPANY, and that such de-
eis,on shall amount TO instruction binding upon the
o,heer, Of the company respectively, ~hoever
This resolution was carried with but
one dissenting stakeholder. A second
resolution was then presented TO the
meeting by Col. J. b. ID. Smith, in the
following words:
Pssoftei, That the depot Of the wipchcs,sr
and Potomac rail road company be located ~hcrr
the sa,d road nov terminates, or in the immc,a,,
ne'g'tborhood thereof. without the limit. Of the
to~n,,pro'ided that ground sufficient Tor such de-
po' can ec obtained nj n reasonable price.
This resolution was then put and car
red by vote Of 3lW I'm favor of the
resolution, and 96S votes against-tthe
state having voted with the majority OF
the stockholders.
The meeting then proceeded to the
election of apresident and four direc-
tors TO manage, in conjunction with the
state directors, the affairs Of the cor,rpa-
ny for the next twelve months.
The committee appointed TO count
the votes reported that john Bruce
was reelected president Of the compa-
ny, and that John NJ. Bronze, James
Gibson, Nathan Parkins, and Samuel
Brown, were elected directors on the
part OF the stockholders for the ensuing
year.
The board, therefore, consists for the
ensuing year, of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

Shocking .ieeiisni MIR Joseph Houser. Of
Washington county, Nd. near HarpersFsrrv.
va met With instantaneous death while al.
tending threshins Machine on the JI,, uI,i-
mo. lie was caught between two wheels.
on ope OF which he had carclessiy placed hrs
1901 Tor The purpose Of ascending the machine
Ills leg and thigh were 80 horribly maogled
that he expired IN a few minutes. and hefor,
he could be extricated. Medic al ala. proeur.
ed within fifteen minutes after the accident
arrived too late 20 render any assistance
lie was 4 worthy and INDUSTRIOUS younr man
aud has left wife to deploTe his meIaGehol,
tate H1rPu'-IsTTy Saturday Post.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

The stockholders Of the Winchester and
Potomac" Rail Road Company work in
which Maryland and Baltimore have strong
interest, held their annual meeting Al Win.
chester, on the Cd inst.
u gratifying 10 see that the COMPANY /.
zealousiy sod psrseveripgly prosecuting This
important work. They have not Tered du-
ring the depressions OF the past year, TO any
material extent Their operations have not
oeen suspended, at any time, end the def
cheney IN the funds upon which they had cal.
sulaied from the stockholders. ha. been am.
Piled By Temporary loans, with some dif;culty
Tho sum OF SIS 900 is due from deIinquent
subscribers, upon the speedy collection of
which the Board depends
long passage OF the report Il occunied
With The subject Of the Baltimore and ohio
kaii road, and its connection with tho Yirui-
MA Rail road. IL seems that their road bs.
not been finally located, at the Potomac ex-
tremhy, where IL is expected 20 form q COM
mun'caiion with ours. There have been OBJ
siaeles interposed, which are now obyiated in
part, oy the grant Of right OF way, NJ the
last session OF Congress, through the United
States lands Of lIarpers Ferry. When the
connection shall have been formed. and the
winchester road completed, the report anti.
eiPates great advantage 10 both companies.
and . rapid increase Of trade and revenue.
Few details are given Of the state Of the
work, or its finances. They will probably be
gwen 10 separate reports from the proper
officers.
The subject Of the dlpot At Winchester.
which has been a ground Cor dissension
among the directors, and between them and
the stockholders, was settled by q vote OF tht
stockholders in general meeting. before the
election OF the new Board, and the resolution
passed was declared TO be 10 the nature Of
Instructions. u places the depot out Of the
limits Of the city Bait. .arn.
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DOMESTIC.

correspondent at Hicksford, (GreensyilIe
county, Va furnishes US with the following
particulars Of death which occurred IN thai
county on the 9th ult a very valuable
servant belonging To Mr.. VI. H. Hobbs, va.
sent, about } o'clock on the day previous, TO
the zee house for the purpose Of procuring
zee Tor his masters store lie returned in a
ie" minutes with the ice in has hands, when
he was Immediately seized with crsnp or
spasms, and notwithstanding medical aid A.
rendered, he died ia about - hours. lie wa,
very warm at the time Of going 20 the ice
mouse, but denied having eaten Of the ice.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

Np'D7oHs Coil COiR.-We wcrr ir-
formed yesterday by respectable Br
kcr OF this city, that quantities of spa-
nous Spld coin are in circuIation.-
They are said to be extremely Wen cy.
ecutcd, and calculated 10 deceive fl...
pest judges. Several store kccpcr,
have expressed to uS their dotcnuiug-
non To receive n" gold pieces. IN con
sequence OF the great difficulty in d.
iectins attempts al imposition.
Pail Ca
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

The wife of Zilpha Orser, aged 81
years, was killed by lightning, on III
10Th nit, on Long Island. four m,l..
from Kingston. The Guid was attrsc,.
ed by her spectacles.
a iaborer near Worcester, Massachu-
sets, returning home during shove,
having scythc upon his shoulder VIZ
instantly killed BY lightning.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

The Phtsburs Statesman Of the 6,h ,1r,
there Is no doubt OF the existence Of Chol,-,
10 hatery. The disease was not very pre,4
'sht mere out the Statesman well obsert .,
una' the Tact OF ITS existence among O.. IN
any degree should make all careful a.. --.
exposed To its influence, and excite In. n.
lance Of all the police, To remove N. r,....,
which are supposed likely 10 produce d.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

.1noihsv Pet BoAk.--The Bank Of Nova
mensing situated IN the outskirts Of Philajel-
Pha, with the huge capital Of l2j, 600 dollars.
and Wth likeness Of Gov. Wolf and Doctor
Sutherland al either end Of its notes, has been
,sfeitd a. the Bank for receiving The public
dePosiiss. No other Bank would receive the
public dsposites, after the Girsrd Bank gave
them Up az bed Job, and hence this "ssIee.
noa." 10 every possible view Of tho cues
ton, and touch where Il may, NJ experiment
Of the removal Of the deposites, contrary 20
laV and right, has been al unhappy one.
Belt Pct
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-14

Seduction Mrs Blackwell. Of Mo,no,..,,
county received 5000 dollars damase,a,.,1.,
Richard Potts, last week, NJ Freehold. Gor A.,
seduction other daughter. Mr. Southland ,sI
Gen Wall summed IN the cause 10 the ~
"a behalf OF the Plaintiff. The Mnhn,..i1
Enquirer says Ne never listened To moro
mrhiing appeal than was made by Mr.. Soul.
ard.-t.NtEUk DIiiy .idr.