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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
1 eircui, superior court of law -.

4 circui, superior court of ,,,v
l n continued by adjournment. and ~, ehanetry.
county OF Amherst, at TIE Conrthon.o u lof IT,
the 7ih day Of september, 1888: oa Mono =,
David she pherd, Christopher Shenlc..4
shepherd, children aud hens uf John ST. and -
alexander Roberts aud sally ms wife, JOSH 10, dec
and susannah ms vile, Alexander Mech IN habers
ey his wife, Tarlion y oodson and A., 4Ad Nan
George Page and Henrietta his " lie and : ms Rle
eaft anu Mary ms vile, which said sally : q" Hoy
Nancy AhhiS Henrietta and Mary. are chi ''a4ash
heIrs OF Augustine shepherd. decd. u aud
herd, al mlnistraor OF Dubartls >hephcri - >ltp-
hariand, surviving dessce OF David and 'eid :
land son of William Garland deceased i5'1e, Ca.
Anne, formerly Anne Shepherd Mieafab u Ia ale
vid " GODS and Nnsannah y llians. form. ''l> ila
nah Goods. hers OF Joanna v Gods dec.d Susaa.
Joanna Shepherd, john Ashling and other5 N'hItIy
OF kin TO Christopher Ashline, decd. VII relt,
testate and without issue, and James Shepbs, ufi H.
topher Shepherd and DAVID Shepherd el'I, aHs
'''> ~ w =. Igo;n,, flaIuta,
VIM. Long and Elizabeth hi.wife Tbo,.
Charles Mundy, sheriff OF Amherst COM. N 'fess
such, administrator Of James Penn d,c.d "ad IS
\. Oliver administrator of Parham iIa,,s i"sah
"a r. Echols, executrlx of Joseph Echols ',l l.
ed. n " uecta,
II CHANcERY. '"utlh
The plaintiffs, by leave Of the court I'll,
ded bill, and by further leave of the COIN, ann
W. Garland, administrator de bons non. ,,,L E,dh1Pl
annexed, Of David Shepherd decd, anna,. we I'll
defendant and filed his answer, and tlo ,''tu asa
awarded IN tins cause on the 4th day of NJ Iaa
beng returned executed upon the defend a'' io'b
Mundy, sheriff OF Amherst county. and Ut u" has
mlnlstrator OF James Penn. and he still s"'H adj
his answer although four months hay, ,l 10 hle
well since the return day thereof as the lps'o as
PLAINTIFF second amended bill on p,,,,,e VI lht
Ie Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

\ T circuit superior court OF law and chancery.
n held for Bedford county, al the courthouse, OH
Thursday. the 18th dayof October, 1855
William Dickinson. Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
.igaina
stephen lpdikc, Joseph D. johnson, and Al.
>''i'' Is''"l''' Defendants.
IL CuANcrRY.

he defendant, Joseph D. johnson, mt having
e"'fe" MS appearance, and given 4ecurity, accord
ing 10 the act OF Assembly, and the rules of iii,
COURT ana II appearing to the court, hy sati,,c,or
e'"'e'r 'a' ne Is not an inhabtant Of this Com
""r'nn' on the motion of the plaintiff. Inv
'"'nI''' Is "rdercd that The said Joseph D. john
~" 10 appear her" on the first Monday in F.ltp,-
~ "'N' an answer the plIinrih's bill, and thai
I'p, l., I'M, order be forthwith inserted in the
snd r,o".i lra'nIan fortwo months successfully.
49,: P's'u 't ehe 'front.' door Of the Courthouso -,
'''s county Copy-Tcste. VI
n. NJ G, cARPER, D. c.
w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
CERTIFICATE.

This ID TO certify, that model OF Beard's Patent
Spring Saddle has been presented 10 us for lnspec-
ton, and that after a careful examination, we have
bought tho right TO the same IN our respective
counties and unhestatingly pronounce II 10 be the
best both for tn. ease OF the rder aud
horse, We have ever seen.
Francis 4, Jos. X. SIbert. Newmarket Lewis,
Gregory Peytonsbng, Plusy wanna Dan. Nash
James Burton. Nottingham county Philips y Kan
ney, Bovdton, Mccklenburg county j. Bray, Shoe
koe Hill Richmond VIM. Barnett, Nelson county :;
John u. Bran, Christansville Va; John =. King
d. HYDE. Prince Edward county; John McCabe u
Son. Baltimore Rob. Grove, Staunton, Va.
Numerous other names Of Saddcrs could be add
ed but II would be unnecessary the above being con-
sidered sufficient.
CERTIFICATE.
This u TO certify, that upwards oil II months ago
we purchased OF Heaids Steel Spring Saddles,
and upon ialf TRIAL, do, without hesitation. pro
uoupcc superior to any We have ever rode iof case
II being elastic and hard and unpleasant AZ
thos. mad. In the old way. The rider feels much
lighter nom the SpnG- ia the Saddle, therefore, with
roudd,ncc ~ recommend the Saddles made by
Beard, In the public.
The above certificate is signed by III. Rev. q.
Routedgc OF Illinois Rev JOS. Sprggso OF IeSlng-
ron Israel Christian; Fam Hook; aud IL. /.
Young, Mississippi.
THIS IS To certlfy, that have had III use. Tor
some time II. Boards Patent Saddles, winch We
found TO be la superior ion ease 10 the rider, aud
safety the house, that We ha>e.tef ,,en, or rode.
1850
The above e.ltllitatc ID signed by u. $ Young,
esq Nemhope, Augusta county John Is. Chfls-
tlan Esq. Augusta county; cot ". DAVIS, do. ;
Rob. Steel, E.q., Gtccn.ille poct Hall, do. Bal
lard Smh.
For the accommodation of those who have, may
purchase nght IN our Improvement, can obtain
-pnnss at Mr. J. Humans, iynchburg, wherowe
viii keep constant supply.
H. X T. BEARD, Putentscs.
Green,Ille Va. Nov. p laflt
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The sale OF the above Property il postponed uni,
Thursday, the 9TH of January next
THOS. n. EUBANK, }c,
Sheriff Of amherst
Dec 3 III
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IL CnA=CFfY.

This suit Is diSn.s5e |, As to the d,fcalants ohm
Rulocl james Bulloch Paul Jones " lillian Ral-
ley and the President, Directors and COMPANY of the
formers Bank OF NWgna--thc plaintiff not fnrfher
prosecuting and thereapon this came on to
he heard the bills answers OF the defendants Tho
mas stewart and Joseph Payne exhibits, the subpp-
mas awarded therein on the Goth of March, 1893
and tie 21th OF May, ls3i, which appear to have
been duly served on the defendants Patrick Ifx Mat
thew Pate, LEWIS Cooper, Miliy Harrison, John Har-
rison, SmilhSon II. laws, Edauud Pate Chiswel
nabney, Francis Board and Ann BAILEY and the or
dcrs OF publication against the other defendants of
LIST July, 1si3, and ID March, lS:}5, which appear
to have been duly published. aud was argued by
nSel On consideration whereof. he court not
deciding any point involved in the controversy, doth
refer the accounts between the parties TO one of its
commissioners, who is directed to examine state
and settle the same and make port thereof TO the
court with any matters specially stated, thought per
nent by himself OF required by the parties be 50
stated. Copy-Teste.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
COMMISSIONERS OFFlcE, }

The parties in the above case will take notice that
have appointed Monday. the lst dav Of February
next 10 commence the account directed by the fore
going decree on which day, at the hour of 10 o clock
IN the morning. they are requested TO attend at my
office in this town, with their accounts vouchers and
copies of papers, prepared for examination and
settlement. JNO. \. WHARTON Com
Dec 10 NV
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-05
NOTICE.

Henry O. Porter & Co.
Having made arrangements for tearing this city,
offer for safe their siocit If Goods, con-
sisting Of a prime assortment Of
Hardware and Cutlerys
at Sach vedWced rates as TO make II an object to
purchasers 10 call and examine. They sciH
be sold at less than Ne,c York prices.
THE Goods are new. of our own imporea-
Il ton, have been purchased with Cash in
England, and many have been landed from the
Liverpool Packets within the last 90 days.
To any person wishing tn commence the
Hardware trade in this place. and take the be-
neft Of an established business, with the priv
iirg- ofthc lease Of the Store, a Uery odUant0-
gcous situation is altered.
nFsThc Goods will he sold in large or small
quantities, to accommodate purchasers.
+....-. ALSO, E-
10000 lbs. iron Wire, Of superior quality,
from No. to 19. %NA@&
40 tons Cast Iron HOlLOso Ware.
Hartford, Nov. a, 1885. 8te4trO29
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-05

Mere than huadred thousand dollars moa,h have
beea received the iaad asees Of Chicago and Qua.
cy, in illinois, in paymeas Zoe lRnds taken % The mn.
mum price Of 81 IS acre, ainee The pnhIc sales ~
the sumner. There IL immense tide Of emigTallDn
setting Into that, well The other States Of the
Wea-B
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-05
I, % 6 II

an the highway between the nortlerfy
W part of WatertOwn and Litrhfeld Conn.
ty House, a common POCKET BOOK, con-
tanning Obligations 10 the amount Of about ete-
ven hundred dollars. IL any person will give
inform atiOn where the above described arIi-
cles may be found. or return the same to the
owner. he shall be reasonably rewarded.
DAVID p. BALD WIN.
Wcierio,pn. Nor, Q, 1885. a22
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-05

Ohio.-The Cincinnati Gazette ofOc,. 23d, gives a
list OF all the members elected TO the Assembly Of that
tate far heard from at that date, and c"ss'ies
them as 90 Wings and rs Van Buren, men,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-05

Resolutions have been passed in the Representative
Branch Of the Tennessee Legislature, by vote of 60
to ~, recomme ndng Judge White for the Presidency.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-05
wARRETT ACADEMY.

3AhaANsdA541aA@&s9 9~S@@r-@S@@G
THE Winter Term win commence on the
IL first "Wednesday (4thl Of November. and
cOniinue rs weeks, including recess OF one
week in the middle OF the term.
The Academy IS pleasantly situated in the
healthy and retired village Of Warren. 10 miles
west Of Liiehirld. and one and half south OF
the Litchield and PO'keepsie turnpike; on
which road stages run daily each way, and
will pass through the village Of Warren when
desired. . s.59. s- - .s
During the present month the Academy y
be enlarged and repaired throughout, rende
ing It convenient for the teachers. and CON
Portable and pleasant for the scholars. q.
4 Chemical Philosophical and AstronomI-
cal apparatus will be furnished as soon as prac-
ticabte. The proprietors intend the school
shall be both per ulanent and worthy the pat
ronage II may receive. Mr.. ]. G. Howard, a
graduate of Yale College. will continue to act
as superintendent and principal teacher, as
sisted by Miss RIDER. a young lady OF the
frst responsibility. and amply qualified tor tne
duties Of an instluctress. e.,s
Pupils can enter at any time. but It IS ex-
pected that they will remain till the close OF
The term. No allowance made for absence,
except il cases Of protracted illness.
Board may be obtsincd in respectable tam-
lilies at 81 e5 10 81 so per week, including
washing, fuel and tights. !@5
Bills are payable quarterly.
Terms Of tuition per quarter of sOseks. "a
Common English branches, So 90
Higher do. do. GU z
Latin, Greek s. French langua- an
ges, and higher Mathematics,
Painting and Drawing, (ertra,) s 100
The subscribers take pleasure in adding thai bfr.
Howard has had charge Of the Academy 10 this tow"
the past year, and has secured the condolences OF the
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-05

The Georgia election is undoubtedly Van Bure
defeat for although the Union candidate is elected
yet i, is by a majority meagre that the electorn
ticket in favor Of n Southern will NEE, with it'll
or no opposition in Georgia.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-05
S,aecSOI Vsilleyge .NHeexiasg.

Special V'iIgVge Meeting.
TINE Inhabitants Of the Village Of Litch-
Il field are hereby notified that a special
meeting Of said village will be held at the
Court House in said village on Tuesday the
10th day Of Nov. inst. at two o'clock p. M.
for the purpose Of laying Tax on the inhab-
itants Of said village TO defray the expense Of
digging wells. repairing the Pump, and for
doing any other business legally brought be-
fore said merting. By order Of the Presi.
dent. JOSEPH ADAMS, Clerk.
Litchfeld. Nov. 5, 1885.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-05

Glass Ware---.at KSOgte2cS'.
EUST reed, an additional supply Of GLASS
- WARE, comprising ground glass and china
Mantel Vases, Preserve Dishes and Plates
new and elegant patterns-with general as
sortment Of China, Liverpool. and common
Earihen Ware. ,4 Nov. 90.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-05

o. The annual meeting Of the members Of
the First Congregational Society Of Litchfeld
for the transaction Of business wiN be held at the
Lecture Room Of said Society on Monday the
9Th inst. at 1 o'clock p. NJ. Nov. S.
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BROKE INTO
PUBLIC AUCTION.

PUBLIC AUCTION.
DY order Of the Court Of Probate for the
ID District ofLitchfeld, will be sold at pub.
lie auction, on Monday the 10Th day Of No
vember next. (unless previously disposed Of at
private sale SD much Of the Real Estate Of
SOLOMON STONE, .r ~.
late Of said Litchfeld, deceased. represented
insolvent, as will raise the sum Of l28 dollars
81 cents, with incident charges Of sale. The
sale to take place at the late residence OF the
deceased, at II o'clock in the forenoon.
CHESTER G.. GOsLEE. Executor.
Litchfeid, Oct 80, 1885. H. .,. No. 22
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-05

Deacon Scovill Human, OF New-Haven, has bce'
appointed by the Washington National Monumen
Society," TO collect subscriptions for the object Of ih,
Society throughout this State.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-05

GT'The first number OF I" B" mex, week. Also, II
comnun ica,ion from the Sec. Of the Co. Temp. So.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-05

The second Centennial celebration Of the settle
men, Of Hartford takes place o" Monday next. A
military and civic procession is to lie formed, and
address to be delivered by Rev. Dr. Halves. People
from other parts Of the State invited 10 attend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
ERADICATION The undersigned will, on the LIST Of

ENDUCATION- The undersigned will, on the lst of
January next, open School, NEAR Guinea Church,
in the county Of Cumberland. The Of Instruction
will be thorough one-such to prepare young men
for the advanced Glasses in Colleges, to qualify
them for misunderstanding the English, LatIn and
Greek languages, and Mathematics 1t will be The great
aim of the subscriber to lead the minds of the youth to
the cultivation Of correct moral principles and TO the
promotion of such habits tend to make respectable
nishe. good location for school, being healthy, intel
lqcnt and moral. From four TO six boarders be-
conmodated in my family. Board may also be had in
several mos, respectable families quite convenient to the
school.
TERms.-Board, including bedding and lights, for
scholastic year of 10 months, $500 90
Tuition in Languages or Mathematics, 80 90
do English branches, .............. % 90
Payable at the commencement Of each term. Vacation
in May and October.
Those who may wish to board their with me, will
make early application. Address the subscriber, Cum
bcrland Court. House. WIN. N. PAGE.
Oct Is. 46-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
MP FyYLt BIiREf.

Buren,. says this letter will ga
tisy the So"i The retyfs, l";e'"I says It Will net a MS
Certainly him Of bm hr h", un:",''r'h'
the a!vro,s they Mr. Va" Eure"'
letter Of the nnk, AMI decided cuac'ci wh
should II such 1t erpee has South.
friends Tn such point. they cOmi not coli! De- i'A
opinions. Mr.. Va" Buren, shrn'" hay" said:
eoncns"u, soty u"4e"oa, that ~" MT or
Opposed pepc a"d poey p"o"s a'd y The a.
Lc"i icM peaee a"d ssemHg ri he
Onon; t"t am eTn"y "pp"srd 10 attempt "ateA may M ~%"
asiaie L question Cp"srrs ~h Le r'e pn"g a1t ""rTy
in tic District Of cc""6n a"d JHrt' tia. rs tr r'd "ls"nn
ri5r # the atc.iont in The SUITE n AeN 106' by '0'S
icgsrGi raGriueHts:" a.
write Let the Argus aud Evening Pos, answer"
Nothing, of COURSE, from Mr. Van Buren, can
snli<Cu much less, silence the Editors of tie Stall
the Whir. q i'll omnc peas. None blind as
those aeAU WILL not src! The object Of these Fac
tious,s is to put down Mr. Van BuIcn by any meas
whatsoever, he they tnir t"ni. Say what he "ih'
therefore, against tho .4bOi0nyts and their nriaous
schemes it will be perverted by such critics. They "iN
try TO nsrcprcsent him 10 the citizens o the Sonth
What, for instance, DOES Noah require OF HIM IN ''
preceding artclr lie wishes Mr. v b. 10 say: 81 n"''
them enemies of the peace and security of The Union
Well, what do the Albany Resolutions say winch .'
V. 3. has adopted HIS own in his late Georgia e.e,
addressed to Judge Schley? "Resorrd. That We cam"
but consider them disturbers Of The pnbir pace
moreover 1--WE regard those who, with fuH l -,
their pernicous tendency, persist III carrying ony
as disounl to The Urion the integrity of which can o
be maintained by fobca1ancc on the part oil ALL NV
every species Of intrusion in their domrsuc eohcet
Nsuh moreover wishes him to say: ~ am e9"a"9Xs
posed to any attempt which may be maae {" ~ S,o
qucson in Congress- ,cith the uteu Of putting cav
ge7u in The District of Colunbia" Now, what aces tb
in his letter to Judge Schley? "1hc allegations w. H.
attribute To me views and opinions that 'II ,h face
noxious to the sare.hoding States, are maze ~ M 81.
of the most explicit declarations my Paft ,cr.
authority on the part of the Federal Governwen. Me
FIRE in The mat,er-ocainst tile propretyg 0s1 Of
question in The District Of Columbia, and IN Tie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
TO ORR READERS.

Having made arrangements to remove from this city
for the purpose OF engaging in other pursuits this paper
will hereafter he under the Editorial charge Of Dr. Ed
ward r. Gibson. This gentleman has nuw been tor Sc
yera connected with the paper an associate Eo
tor and will conduct it in the sing OF purpose
that has heretofore governed its course.
The proprietary interest as yet remains IN the unGcf
signed and al! letters business will be directed 10 h
as heretofore It is proposed to make new arrange
neat on the first of December, up to which time Il Is
horcd all current accounts will be adjusted.
The undersigned prop 'ses, at an early day, To- give
brief review oil his Editorial course, in which III Will
speak Of the things he has seen and knows ~
OIL, ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
Washington, 9Th Oct, lS3

RALEIGH. Oct. 5.-Judgc ScawclI is-dangcrously III
with the bilious fever. at his residence in this city In
conse1upncr no Court held in Johnson county last
week and none will be held here this And should the
Judge recover it is extremely doubtful whether he Will
be able to hold any courts during the tall term,
Postsrrit-Judge Srawell is more. lie died on
Tuesday night at II O'clock aged about G3.-RrgiScT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

ImpoRT,rioS OF ABOLITION TRACTS from England
A case, containing several hundred copies OF london
Abolition Tracts have just through our Custom
House to the Slavery Society," in Nassau street
They we're addressed E. Wright, Anti-Slavery Of
Ace Nassau street" 4 portion of these pamphlets
Of copies of "a Letter to Members Of Congress of
the United States By an English Clergy man. contain
inc wish additions a Tract called Every man, his
proncrty ,older-prined by Whitaker, BOOKSELLER. Lon
DON We further learn, that since Dr. Cox sailed for
England last week, several other packages of English
Abolition Tracts will be passed through the Cuslsm
House, in time TO circulate them at Utica, during the
sitting of the Conventions Dr. Cox brought them to this
country last spring: but from cause or other, delay
ed passing them through the Custoin-House, till his
friends have now done ii for him.
These tracts all contain matter OF the most violent and
inllaulnatory character against the South They are
the outourngs and concentrated essence OF the London
Abolition Society Ii appears aso That the British Abo-
tinn Society," have furnished not only matter 10 be cir
cuate and printed here hut that funds are also secret
~ sent aid the great effort OF aboshing Southern
Slavery. We have been Informed That the London So
cirty has seat in bills of exchange, money to the
amount of EG, 900 sterling, with PROMISE OF $4,000
more if it be deemed necessary.
At the opening of these cases BY the Custom House
Officer the Secretary Of the Ant. Slavery Society," Mr.
Wright, expressed himself highly offended. "What
right have you open that box: asked he Il have
right" replied The spirited officer $50 open every case
that passes hcle-l have examined that box and have
marked it 'Ircendiary Pamphlets from L0nd0n' ~
YOrE Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13


49,. I'D. mon thus 10 rie with ,deirconn.ry peacs
evcn with lis existence united anu - IS S
community Ii is cvidcn, that msay nav beSao
eol11Ao'sJ ~ s,rurur Heaven grant 81 may ~
Forces Of Abolitionism and nerve them
I'm 10 dccds of desperate daring ,,er;
b h. hren pitched upon as the thea'ie ." s t w,
me L ,S,t men Who in time like this, in spite OF
s.Sn;nss, and rnlreatics nncdcssy, usclessy: ny M
- erinens upon The extent OF human who
t,enrth of the bonds which bind society together WI
oooIlv apply the hammer to the most splendid mirror
reflected the light Of day. that they naay on
Hes. 10 power of resstance-deserve to De assso
s "a good citizens but enemies to tecar couuay
,ber,o VIE have had the charity believe that most OF
hosr engaged in the Abolition crusade, althouSn
e.rinc in their movements ana measures WY ~ $3.50
nv GOOD motives; but canddly confess, lhal II alo
III ,be circumstances Of warning, and all the lndcSons
aof Providence which have been recently aertioPea'
hey still 90 Oh in their mad career reckless OF conse-
snno. ,Se mantle of OUR charity will not be large
ounb 10 cover their sns-aganst the peace and order
f oe;cty-apoinst their brethren Of the Southland
oaainst the poor slave whose condition they have
dered almost hopeless-.M Y Jonr Of Conn.,
3 yaompsou in trouble again-Thompson, the Scotch
man attempted lately to lecture Abolition at Abingdon
. Mass but the good people Of that town would have
none Of him The church was crowded with people,
and several hundred outside Of the building. AS
the miserable creature his impotence,
brick bats and dirt thrown into the house, and
seze him, seize him.! vociferated from all quar,es.
Thompson managed somehow or other to make his way
out under escort Of some women, 10 the house Of Gen
King, whence he escaped through back door. The
multitude were then prevailed upon to desist froE, any
farther violence under the promise tina, The vagnbond
should leave town by o'clock on Monday morning.
We question very much whether this most impudent
and infatuated of the rogucs making mischief in this
country, will ever be suffered hereafter, to insult
American audience in the United States Sure we
that he ought not-nor ought public meeting for the
ncarious purposes of the fanatics be allowed again
in the land Dirt and brick bats not by any means,
however, the proper weapons whcrewh prevent them.
Violence is not only unlawful, but it is npoltic, and
be tolerated encouragcd but there is net
town. hamlet ncighborhood in the U. States, where
there not nine cut of ten OF the inhabitants opposed
goto the meetings of the fanatics wherever and when
they held and prevent them pcaccahty from 60
ing with their proceedings. Its the only way, after
all, to sranse fanaticism, and preserve the Union
GN. Y. Courier.