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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09
EDMUND EV E N S,

HAVING bought the entire stock Of
klCoale A. Mason has removed his store
oppo.ite their old stand, and now offers
for sale:
Sole Leather-Harness-Bridle and
Skirting, Coach covers and Innings;
Hog skins-kipp, Calf skins and
Upper Leather.
A general assortment Of Lasts, boot trees
and Shoemaker Findings. BOUTS
> HOE . SC.
Fourth mo. =, 1890. loH
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09
:VOTlCE.

ALL persons having claims agains, the
estate Of George Hardy, deceased. late Of
Randolph county, will psesen, them, legal
~ authenticated for settlement. within one
year; and all persons indebted to said es
tate are requested to make im0,dediats
payment to The undersigned.
HExRY WELSH,
BENJAMIN GOLDSMITH,
Administrators.
Apsil 4th, 1895. l4-3t
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DUBLIN AHEAD
Mechanics 4 Spectators
Now is YOUR time!

Mechanics 4 Spectators,
Now is your time!
The subscribers will offer at public sale
on the first Monday. (2nd day. Of May
next, a very large and valuable addition Of
town lots attached to the present plat OF the
town Of Dublin, situate on the Cumberland
Road, a short distance west OF the juno
ton of the Whitewater canal with said
road, in WAYNE county, Indiana. The ad-
d,tiOn will consist perhaps OF some I5O
building lots, beautifully situated for dwell
Ilinps. and well suited for mechanics, to
eether with large number Of out lois, for
pasture &c, containing from one to four acres
| to suit the convenience of Purchasers
There will also be offered some ofthe most
valuable front lots, situate on some OF the
most prominent corners and stations Tor
public business. The site Of this town is
j the most elevated, the most commanding
and beautifully situated Of any found on
the Cumberland road from Ohio, I" the
Wabash river. The country which sup
ports it is not surpassed by any in the east
Iem part Of the state, in the rapidity of it
improvements. the fertility Of its soil, o
the location Of its public works. rs con
venient to extensive water privileges, ant
there is now being erected within its limit
: steam grist and saw mill. Preparations
= are also making by the subscribers for tn
. building Of school house, and the estah
: fishing Of one Of the best schools in tn
: state, to be taught by persons Of the frs
| abilities.
e The subscribers will also keep on han
n a large assortment Of shingles and al; kind
8 of lumber for the accommodation of thos
who NAV wish to build.
The terms will be liberal and mad
known on the day Of sale.
JOHN WHlPPE,
]. p. CREAGER.
I. C.. w. WITT.
y Dublin, March 18th, 1896. lots
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April 9
THE WESTERN STAR.
0Liye and let lire

G. DAGGETT, il. would inform the public
that he has taken the we'll known tavern stand,
situated in the west part Of the town OF kich-
mond, on Front . few doors south Of Main
street, where he is now ready to accommodate
all Who may favor him with q call. His bar
will ever be furnished with the best liquors, un-
.dulterated. A. bis object will be to please, q
fnrther description il deemed unnecessary: call
and see. u. u.
p. 8. He 10 now ready to accommodate ter
| or fifteen bOasJers.
| April 2ud, 1886. 13-3m.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

FROM the stable Of the subscriber, on
The 9TH instant, brown horse, with a bald
face, one fore foot and both hind feet white,
FIVE yean old this spring, about Is hands
high, has saddle mark, but no other sPe-
eial mark rccoliccted. A liberal reward
viii BE given to any person who will return
said horse, and If stolen, confine the th'ei
- hs may be brought to justice.
EDWARD FOULKE.
Richmond, April 9th, 1896. l4-3l
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NOTICE

IS hereby given, that have taken out
letters Parliamentary on the estate Of Jo-
seph Stubb., late Of Henry county, Ind,
deceased. from the Henry Probate Court.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment,
aud those having claims against the same
to present them for settlement within one
yrar from this date.
GEORGE EVANS, Executor.
Sd mo- 9Th. 1886. l3-ow
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

THE Subscriber will receive in . Few
Gays . large lot Of Garden Seeds, (~amn
ted o the best quality imPorted,) the td
lowing Is catalogue in part:-
Beans {Enyl,sh) Broad Windsor; Beans.
ea,lv Yellow Cranberry, early Yellow, s'x
weeks; large white Kidney; large white
Lama: Beet, early blood TurniP rooted,
fine j early Scarcity: early Orange; long
blood red (tue and fine;) yellow Tunlp
re- .,ed; sir John Sinclair's, or Swiss Chsrd;
Mangel Wurtzel large root for caitleO
French Sugar or Amber; Busselsspsouts;
large purple Cape VERY fine: Cabbage,
early York; early large Scotch; early
Du,ch: Russell's new early Savoy Every
fine;) large late Drumhead; Carrot, eariy
Horn livery fine for the table } CauIifower:
early Dutch; Cucun.bers, early Rus,,aa;
early Frame; early green Cluster; :ong
green Turkey; long white Turkey; long
Pncklev; Girkin, or West India, flor pick
l;ne:) Lettuce, early curied Silesia, Yearly
and fine ) royal Cape head Every hne;l
Cennisball, OF Rose Yearly small hesds;)
. Melongena, or Egg Plant, purple & white;
Mustard, White OF English; Onion, large
white Portugal; large yellow Dutch; lsfss
dark Red Parsley, curIed or double; Psss:
Russelrs new early dwarf This 10 believed
: to be one Of the earliest peas cultivated y
, early Washington. OF True May; eahy
: ldouble-blossomed Frame, early ChasItoo;
: Bishops early dwarf; dwarf blue Impenal.
"a superior peal Maro~fat; dwah sugar,
: leatabl. pods;) Knights tall Marrow; 'oeg
!, or Cayenne Gn podD Radi@h, early seoss7
!. top, Scarlet {. superior sort , purple sbose'
top; long Salmon; long white So@"es =
: Naples; Satisfy, or vegetable Oyssss;
e Squash, early Dutch bush summeTtsconoP')
i Cocoanu, livery fine) Tomato, OF Lo.e
4 Apple large and small;) lump, eas'v
' white Dutch; red Round; white ha; isFgs
E English Norfolk (for field eulsuFe) arg
yellow French; yellow Aberdeen lfos
$ field cul,ure;) yellow Stone e 'ery hos
!, sort y yellow Swedish. LaPlasd, ksssis'
y or Ru,s B.ga; Dales new Hybrid (ssPe'
e rioS soft-l
II Call At the Richoond Drug Stsse.
a. IRWIN REID.
II Feb. ooh, 1896.
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RI late regulation, 20 per cent. will
&c required At maturity. on all new
seses discounted hereafter, instead Of ten,
- heretofore, il the notes tie renewed.
No new note will be discounted for =
sosuer sum than $500, nor any note re-
aoce1 BY renewa: under SnO.
me dsse0unt day 10 Filth da =, ~ THURSDAY
escacA week Notes Offered f1r discount should
= ~ u The Bank on that da,s before twelve
sesock, a. so0e preceding day. Money vii
- PAID oct ON discounted note . ON Sixth-day
Friday. Bank open iron 9 O'Clock, A. N
sSeSeck, p. N. On al davs except First
ye Hev Ysass day, Chnstmas day, ap<
xesssn efJsly. Noes 6lhag 4 ~ ca either a
sdaysosak - attended 70 n the day Be
ELIJAH COFFIN, Caahiss.
Hn11 - -. loSe l3-A
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look OUT FOR BREAKERS.

ALL persons having just claims aga.ns,
"A a. are hereby notified that ! viii at,en M
:. 49, aose Of Jeremy Mansur, in Richmond on
~ I5sh day Of June next, in order 70 pay NY
S..4Aoe,: When and where wish them 10 a.
sssa' RICHARD RANSFORD.
ansh 1a3c l4-3w
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TAKE MOTTO f..

All. ueuons are forwarded from trad
q -. q, . note ofhand given to Charlie: WI,
80. ny tos twenty dollar. dated The gath o.
. e. 40 not intend TO pay said note, as I" wal
S.vduIcntly obtained from Ne; ,.,,rxcrp
April 1st, 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

A large supply Of superior horse
COLLARS. manufactured by Charles
Macy are now offered for sale a. 'he s""p
~ n LEWIS. Saddler, Richmond, lad.
ADrjI ., 1886. I4-ot
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HIST RECEIVED.

4 FRESH supply Of Drug, Medicines
"A Paints, Oils, and Dye Stuff, Whlch
are offered for sale o. the most roasooaoae
serm IRWIN REED.
1 RiehDond, Feb. -, 1856 OF.
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Rnh Circuit house the 10th
the remain UNPAID; anus u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

~ EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at
III Economy, Wayne county, la.' on the
3lss day Of March, 1895; which, ~ no
,aten ont before the last Of June, will De
sen, 70 the General Post Office as dead
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his prof. $.
~ ,,onal services 10 the citizens 81 i""so'Io
md tho.e Of the surrounding country. rom
h;s serious attention to the Psact,c1 OF Ineu'-
c;re. he eatters himself that he will be a"'e ~
,rr,Ies general satisfaction to all those VINO
M entsust their cases tn his care, and tne'eoy
shase reasonable portion Of pnbIic patronage !.
nj, b,ns shall be reasonable IN all cases. nc
m, he found at all times At his once, o"'y
when professionally engaged.
This 10 to certify that have several time.
couve,,ed with Doct. Bruce ON the Psactice o.
Ne,,,~ine, and once called in consuIta''o" WIZ
the Doctor, aud from what have d'scoseteu,
Osct. Bucs seems to understand medicine very
we'll, at least the practical part Of the sc,snce'
Newport, March 5th. 1886
This will certify, that from my acquaintance
and vhatl have learned from other sources
and particularly from the certificate Of Docto
Boxe, in his Recommendation Of the bearer II
Bruce, do with pleasure state that believe h'n
10 be entitled to confidence as a practitioner q
Medicine, and A. such would recommend DE
4, The favorable attentions Of the public.
WIN. LINDSEY.
Richmond. 1896
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

40 EMAINING in the Post Ofhce a.
IN Milton, Wayne county, Ind, March
3lst, 1896; which, II not taken out within
three months, will be sent TO the uene'a'
Post Office as dead letters.
A,.,:o Edward jenkins Nancy
Av,s. M,,v Jackson James
Bailey Asher Kline 'onn
Bishop Mary Loder h !!,s,
Baldwin Samuel Louden ""ia"
Bush Joshua Lare" Jon"
Brewer William AIIller 1onn
Barton John MCona'ny 'a"
Crownover John Odheid villa"
Co,h,,n Henry Ravber Benjamin
Davenport Henry Shaw A,'1eo
EllabaTger Jacob Swarts ion"
Evins John Swars May
Gasho Henry Sawens r1en.y
Harris Mary K.2 Straushen NIe'''"''
Hoglin Caroline Isckst NaCcy
IIernley Susan M'ii.amc .vo'J
Hill. Jchn Wright Hatfield n.
/ HENRY DEvELlN, P. NJ.
I Milton, April I'd, 1896.
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ELECT 0 r 8 .

For President,
~~rsia Jesss Dosress, ofN. T.
For Vice President,
-,.harA NJ. Johnson, Of ny.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09
...-xT1AL ELECTION IN 1889.

For President,
-. n. 1srrtsess, Of Ohio.
For Vice President.
...ss Granger, Of New York
ELECTORSs
Nargtoe -. Achilles Williams,
Wilton StsPp, Ah,.ham r. Andrews
Assn :" ctodenin, Hiram Decker
zach MeCsrty'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

Jordan James
Jordan John
Lumpk'ns James
Mills Racnel
Mills Daniel
Marshall John
Pugh Abel
Ruble Jane
Street Emberson
Swain job
Smith Peter
Shulenbarger Jacob
Worth Daniel
Worth B. Obed
Wright Luke
BARNETT, r. M.
m 1909
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lCSSCbS.
AdamsOn Aaron
Briggs Able
| Bookout Joseph
| BeesOn Z.neas
Carver William
Car Benjamin
iChristnan Jacob
Cox stephen
Davis Polly
IDougherty William
Dougherty Joseph
Fawler VIM.
Gibson J. John
Hughs Joseph
HadsOn Thomas
Innman Joshua
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

Economy, April I'd, 1886.
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= HI NC 3.

Dublin. Marcel, 18th, 1886.
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April 9, 1896
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HENRY DEVELIN, 3. NJ.
Milton, April I'd, 1880.
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I Designation 8
N. w. q. S. part /;
8. E. Or. w. half. /:
s. w. Or. W half. !:
N. W.qr.W. side.
NV. qr.W. half.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-01
EXTENSIVE BANK ROBBERY.

The vaults Of the Oneida Bank, at Utica,
IN. W were entered on Sunday the Goth
inst, and the sum of one hundred and eighty
thousand sir hundred dollars extracted there
from, besides about six thousand dollars in
notes and checks. The money stolen con-
sisted of notes on the Banks Of Rome, Al.
bany md New York, and the other Safety
fund banks in this state, with about $4,000 on
banks in the Eastern states.
In order to effect the robbery, six locks
had to be unbolted, five of which were ef-
fectcd by keys and the other broken open.
The directors offer reward Of 5000, for
the recovery Of the money and the arrest
and conviction of the thief or $4,000 for the
arrest and conviction Of the thief alone.
The above is the bank (chartered last win.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-01

In this town, on Thursday morning last, Of con-
sumption, Mr.. Nichols Hassard, jun. eldes, son Of
Nichols iiassard. Esq. aged 81 years and day.
The deceased was young man Of fine promise
and amiable qualities, justly endoared to a numer-
ous acquaintance, and almost idolized by his be-
reaved family. After long and tedious illness,
he expired without a struggle, perfectly cain, and
collected to the last.
On Friday morning last, Samuel G. only child Of
Capt. Samuel c. Bailey, Of. this town, aged 8
years.
Yesterday morning, after a short illness. Mrs.
Martha Clarke, wife Of Mr.. Joseph Clarke, in
the 62d year Of her age. Funeral this afternoon.
at half past 2 o'clock, from her late residence
lower part Of Thames street. In the death Of
Mrs. C. her family and connexions, have lost a
sincere and devoted friend. and the Church Of
which she was 81 long worthy member. one
whose untirioe efFors to do good. will never be
forgotten by those who best knew her.
Comm.
Al Niddletown, on the 9Th ult. Mr.. Job Cook,
aged % yeau.
Al Bristol, on tho 7th ult. Mrs Ruth Coege-
-hnli. daughter of the lsto DR.. John NJ. Cogge-
shall, in the s9th year Of her sge.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-01

The Election is over, and Pennsylvania
has gone for Van Buren,, the way that many
believed she would go, but by majority so
small a. to surprise every one. Under all
the circumstances, Pennsylvania may be set
down as an anomaly in politics: for being in
every sense of the word an anti-Van Buren,
State, she has nevertheless given Van Buren,
her vote for the Presidency. IL the friends
Of Gen. Harrison had been enabled, by a
glance into futurity, to have seen how things
STOOD no one is So blind as not to see their
certain prospect Of success. Van Buren's
success may therefore be termed in the true
sense Of the word iaeg'timatc, and aliho' the
rotc on the late occasion may be adequate
for the present purposes of that purity, it is
signally omnous Of the position she will oc-
cupy towards Van Buren's administration,
should he succeed. Gen. Jackson's popu.
larity may carry him to tho chair, but wo to
him when he comes to administer the Gov.
ernment on the principles he has proclaimed
as his guide.-[ Pennsylvania Democrat.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-01
DENTISTRY.

II GOURAUD, NJ ID. and Surgeon Den
= tist, has the honor to give notice to the
ladies' and gentlemen Of Newport and its
vicinity, that he intends soon to leave this
place, on his usual tour to Fall River, New
Bedford, Taunton, &c. and as it is uncertain
what length of time he may be absent, those
whose bad state of their teeth requires some
attendance, are invited to call at his Office as
soon as convenient, at Madam F. l.. PERO's,
in Farewell-street, near Liberty tree, in
Capt. Northam's house, next door to the
public burying ground.-As all his operations
in the art of Dentistry, are by him warranted,
those of his former patients who should feel
disposed to have their teeth re.exnmined
before his departure, are also invted to CALI
Newport, Dec. l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-01

ANIMAL MAGNErIsM.-We need not
apologize to our readers for the large
space we have occupied in this aud a
preceding paper, with the very curious
detail, which NJ. PoYEN has furnish.
ed us through the Providence Journal,
Of experiments in Animal Magnetism, as
exemph6ed in the case Of CYNTHIA
GLEASON, a resident Of Pawtucket. We
express no opinion as to how far the ex-
traordinary results here gwen are con-
nected with magnetism as cause and ef-
feet; but that such results should be at
tested by the most competent observers,
after fair scrutiny in repeated int ,nces,
10 sufficient 10 awaken, we should think
q very general attention to the phcnome.
m in question. II an opportunity Offers,
we hope to give our readers in future
number, u brief abstract Of some similar
experiments in Paris, made ir June 1891
by a commission Of the Royal Academy
Of Medicine, Of which NJ NJ. Bourdois,
Double, Fourquier, Ward, and other dis
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-01
ME.MORHtD4.

Ship Annawan. Ra,hbone. Of this port, IS
days from Liverpool for Canton, was spoken Aug
22d lat. % 3. long. 26 w.
Schr Lurana. Burdick, sailed from Havana,
Sd inst. for New Orleans.
Arr at Havana, 10Th inst. brig Laurel, Finch,
from, this port
Arr. at Pensacola l2th, brig Gov. Codd,ngton.
Bailey, from New York.
CID at New York, on the 26th, ship KuiusofT,
Taylor, for New Orleans.
At Havana 18th, briggs Sampson, Purkis, frou,
Providence; Sea Bird, Maybury, from this port.
At Matanzas 9th, schr. Trader, Pierce, from
this pvrt, discg
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-01
A WHIG.

The Merit Congress.-1'he election of Rep
resentatives to the next Congress has taken
place in I3 States, which choose las MEM
bers. According to the Boston Atlas, the
representation of these States in the present
Congress Swings 50; Van Buren, 81;
majority %. In the next Congress the same
States have elec,ed-Whigs G7; Van Buren,
"a; majority II. The Wings have gained in
New York ], New Jersey o. South Carolina
2, Georgia z, and Ohio ].
The States yet to choose are New Hamp-
shire, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Maryland,
Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama, Missis-
sippi, Tennessee, Kentucky and Indiana. A
small gain in these States will give the
Wings the ascendancy in the House Of Rep
sreseutatives.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-01
AUCTION s. COMMISSION
STORE.
No. IIS Thames sf,,esf.

! -NO. ITO IhdnieS SfTeef.
rHARLES N. TILLEY, woah inform
~ his fri nds and the public that he has
taken the store M. II5 Thames street, for
merly occupied BY Mr.. Stephen Caboone,
aud intends using il for an Aaction aud Com
mission Room only. II will be fitted express
ly for the sale Of all kinds of Goods at Aic-
ton; particularly Dry Goods, Books, Fancy
Goods, Furniture. Stoves & Crates, Crockery
and Glass ware, and any other goods which
may be sold at Auction or on Commission.
Persons having any articles to sell at auction
nre requested 10 coll at the store, 90A Thames
Street, where oil favours will be thankfully
received and pltnctually attended to.
Public Sales every Saturday morning at
10 o'clock, and evening ut q o'clock.
Dec
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-01

MELANCHOLY AcciDENT.-lt is sell
dom we have to record an accident more
truly painful than the following. On
Thursday last, about I2 o'clock, a very
inte sting and promising child of Capt.
Samuel G.. Bailey, three years Of age,
who resided with its grand parent, Mr.
+. p. Faisneau, came to its death ia
consequence Of being shockingly burnt
by its clothes taking fire while playing
near n coal stove in a bed chamber, dur
ing the momentary absence Of Mrs. +.
The cries Of the little sufferer were first
heard by the servant girl, in n lower
apartment, and though she hastened with
all diligence to its relief, its clothes were
nearly consumed before she could ex-
tinguish the flames. The best medical
aid was Immediately called in, and every
efon used to relieve its sufferings, but
to no purpose-it expired in about l2
hours ailer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-01
PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED.

schr. Napoleon, Blanchard. for New York.
Schr florlda. Fish, Key Wet.
Schr. Susan, Hunt. Mobile.
ARRIVALS.
Frmoy, Nor. 25fh- arr. sloop Joseph
Br"wn. from Fall River for New York.
SfooP Express. Gardner, from New York foI
Providence.
Saturday, sSth-arr brig Victory. Oily phaa'
from Richmond for Prov.
Sloop Com. Perry, Aborn. fo,n Hartford e.,
Providence.
Sundoy. 27th-ar. sloop Tecumseh. Vars,
from New York.
SioOp Camilla, Vars, from New York.
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The Printer

"OULD respectfully invite all persons IN
w debted for the Herald Of ,he Times, or
for advertising, Of fone!-two!!-- !!-four!!!!
-fve!!.!! and skim! years standing, to call and
settle the same previous to the 25h of December,
inst. Those at distance will please remit BY
mail Being mach in wan. Of our dues, prompt
attention to this notice is earnestly desired
JAS. ATKINSON.
Herald n sf,he a, Tin Tines cGee'}
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-01
Married,

In this town, on Wednesday evening. 2sd ult.
by the Rev. Mr.. Duront, Mr.. Amos Crandall, Of
North -stonngton, Conn. to Miss Mary 7. Day
ton. daughter Of the la,o Capt. Benedict Dayton,
OF this place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-01

,inguished d men OF science were members.
NJ. Poyen has recently translated this
report aud prrtivrd to il MI Introduction
explanatory al The rise aud progress al
Animal Magnetism SINCE lis first appear
ance in France in 1884.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-01

CASUALTY TO AN ELICYoR.-One Of
the Van Buren, Electors in North Car
"lina was upset in stage near Cheraw,
OH the 7th inst. and killed instantly
The stage was filled with passengers but
none others were injured. The N. Y.
Journal Of Commerce, in its solictude to
give Mr.. Van Buren his vote, sturdily
maintains that he was not dead, and that
letters had been received from him after
the accident. Now if the Journal be
correct in its statement about the letter,
it must have been written after he was
buried, inasnuch as we learn by the
last Globe, that he was inferred on the
farm of Mcmillan, near where the sad
event took place, and that his effects and
money were deposited in Mr.. Nl'Nlillan's
hands for sale-keeping. The anxiety OF
tho Tory presses to revive the deceased
is owing, probably, to the fear that there
is no law in North Carolina authorsing
the Electors to fill n vacancy, in which
case MIR. Van Buren, would get but ID
votes, not enough to elect him, by one
vote, if he has carried Missouri and
Arkansas.- Boston Alias.