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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-05-05
PLASTER
Gideon Prindle's Estate.

Gideon Prindle's Estate.
STATE OF VER ONT,)
DIsTRIcr or CniTrENDEN, SIS.
The Honorable The Protate Court for The
District Of ChHtenden, To all persons
concerned in he estate Of Gideon Prindie.
late Of Charlotte, in said District. deceas-
ed. GREETING.
WHEREAS, George Prindlc, administers
w tor ofthc estate of said deceased propo
ses TO render an account Of his administration
and present his account against said estate for
examination and allowance a, a session Of the
Court of Probate TO be holden at the Office OF
the Register oisaid court in Burlington on the
second wednesday Of May next.
THEREFORE. You are hereby notified to ap.
pear before said Court at the time and place
lofcsaid, and shcw cause, if any you have
why the account aforesaid should not be al.
lowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington thi.
Goth day Of April A. d. 1887.
WM. WESTON, REGISTER.
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DUaLIIyGToN
Stereotype Foundry.

IN n ] n U HIuUC q
Ill new arrangement
in the slereotyping BUSH
ness, the public are here.
by informed that the
nrocont nronriotor h,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-29

tlafsr Wheat trart tiltr sui, II Nv loIl. that
the last three week. hal null AT aston ltng M
rto'"m'u' mthr appearance ri tbc fHtls \ mouth
an. al -,,l thr prospect Ill that souc tat-
me-, pIoo-l,d mp thes 6eds. hut oihrr., Which
then arrcurI uo bette. MN ene fren,-r eta COED
crop
The Cm,nuu, Esenlne Pa.t nl,,rln4 II, that ii
dues not remember nlan' grow M sr1.au 80 pA.o.
= fla Wbcei aud I've crops a.. o,a.le. all tia, j..
".htu. '> d,N weather Ia iaulsa La. s4lt. 1al
good harvest home"
t. MI Webster anard II It. lous ou the
2'h inst. 1nI was received With appropriate costume
hE''s "t respect. On Iudmr. VI. w. ht> hd, ,nd
"a"&h'rt wcrc conducted IL Carriages, and r,cor
ted 10y an immense crowd c,i,setl> 10 the \at,on.
Al ii"'r' where Mr. Weh.lrl made ,brrt ,di,r., ON
the occasion at hl> visit Ia The fu Nest. and ten.
defed his hc"lIul thanks Tor tie etatil, ng manner
III winch he hid Aeen tereised AltcrWads many
gcntl cmcu were nlloluced Ia Inn.
J." MariuS VI. Hohnson. n, Ahal,iiou I,nc,,u,
Lecturer has been tMred aud l,a,hcrcd =, u,,lu ),
Tuumbul county, oh,n, 10, pet>,>tmg IN ,l,lnr,,no
his Lecture, IN oppos,t,on IL the circumstances OF
the people.
a. Gov, Duncan, Of Illinois, has issued his Pro
etmati"n, convculns eNta session 81 the cr,>L,-
mre OF that STATE, ior the second Monda> IN Jul>
:" The Inv adopted h> lhr Legislature of Mis-
>l>sirp lis late c<ua session II relation t" the
Traffic n slaves, moh,fs the ntro,iuetioupi slaves
no that state ctlicr ion sit ~ llle undr, '"nal-
/, al 500 and Imprisonment tfomone >r> months
Ion each slave 50 introduced. Ell contacts tbr pun
chase or line are declared sold
a. The rIusl Eank III Glnc,,t,a}l has fc,tldtd
specie payments. 1t, circulation has hrcn s@nuch
reduced that it Is rnabed IL do u with safety. The
eNpcdcncyo OF these isolated movements. however.
n1, "cll be- questioned.
= In the ad,e,ri.,ncn aud huudbrll~ of the ,,l,
ii Mr.. Samuel ANes- Carriages. ". ihc d,> OF ,aIr
Is stated to be- Frahiq n, IL instead ii Fr,iag Hlt
~ n J"g-on which day phes.,le wi ,ct,rul, TAXI
place
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-29

1--WE subscriber will. ol the purpose OF reducing
. his assortment. which u now very large, ofief
ai auction. n byefliaarg. on Fsi8eB He I'm Jafg
f.ri'. lU. ruitr. stoeb al .1s,ssAsEs, that may
ienIin ru4ul1 n Il ~ fiHif consisting 81 Coaches ar
tnuoolhf FAMILY GAsRlAGES,a OF various
qua!lircs sud inisb md horse extension top
Bduou, hes Hueaie4 with excellent leather tops
Snlhics; Cnrsall- npnnehPfa springs, ~
These Articles Wefe manufactured, s9me AT the
Nuul by tie mnst approved Manufacturers, and
soiuoby The subsrrhcr and the public may rest asst
red tlnt, unlike fm1a rzots, the, were made Tor
something tim ipefrsto sell, that they would
u"t be IA mifkr bal toi tie rxigrucy OF the times
This hclug Tie tst. Is IN all pobabluy the tdst time
~ Nhncl 80 rtril number ma, be- offered 10 The
public Ivy way al anetinn aud now the time for per-
SONS to- supply thomsrl,es, vino really III want.
Fcus--6 manths ereda, negotiable notes, satsiae-
lo,Il, endorsed. SAML. AYHES.
4 = sal Ia he eonluetelby MeSsrs Payne 4
Iumrr, Nuutionrcrs.
Juuc - utla
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FOR lsI,s y.

/ NtSll To rent out. until the lat September next,
> N Ton two years lonaer, the house IN which have
be en- keeping store. The store one Of he hand
',omcst N the place, being deep aud shcwv The
cellar = excellent one, aud the upper part of tho
house fitted up ior lamiI, residence, having five
good room, lnl i eafrct. The lot is sufficiently
large aud hlt on II GOOD Kitchen, Stable, Nc Nc.-
Terms, to suit the timrs. Il. Il. NOR EII..
I.Nurhburg, Iunc - WITS if
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~ ~ \ lFl IN enlalee lt}ei III the count, ot
Nwh'' II .natfs lfont The C"ur House. ,;
lh0'' i'"" l"tloetou 'od > inllcs t,om b,nch
'o,''
!" '""2 Inc Hraimn at the public To these
Sl1m'N "a. "atinlf plate He subscriber takcs
o''''"" 'H mhhs liAd iheY are IN new discovery, al
mo" u U"h"Hnl 10 lht distant thlt until the last two
N'W7' = 81 many hthz isA hive never talcd IL gel
""'' NI''' "nn IN I'M allnS country ihah the
wn"rrm.ui@roald eomoffhl, ~ cummodatc, who
MN t."ht> iset'iA IL tliett mrtlicmh virtues.
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"'- ,,' '''naaa1oo, '''''1 NJ" 'o'hS pun
'''' mn WI '''''i' wv !" entertain
''' "''', u. p.' Il lp9 Nle,l' '' '""h' I" contain
'''''' NJ sulphur son, ('h an "n"-
=" I''P'',"nl anu o''snss'' anu the S"pse''"ef
-" .N WV" ''' '''lf 'o''i"'l''' ''' u ''f'h' "'H
" "'' ' ;, I'o'o M III ~ o'''''''" ~ many
"'''"''' "''"'e sNl"ihh'e III il'h virtues 'n'pie
'"'' " "'N lHH my llt hlp'@s'" ny any WAFER
~ "''''" '' mo- ~ I'M "is' ass '"o'"" '" our
'"''" '' '''es ~ oAslfPa'' II, *RhR'" '"n",''oh
"''o' '''""' Il ad hii.isi liver dIS'H'S ani those
-, t'n'', dfbhhN, ,'h' a,'l'lr 'rn''lrS apd
w. Ivy az ''''i'''N ''''l'"", OF ms h"'
'Ht uI&h'~l authority ahAeh9 The medical Faculty IN
ms H'''"n 81 INC 'o14lN lhe "l'l'i'' H' ven ~
~, "'''' '''i ~ III lo' aia 'on' l'st' ny ndh'd-
"'.n ''"'' "ln'l >l'ihe'tt
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'""c' we 'e7-si' Rl,''i'' Tor rns' pat
'P'H' '"'h 'on1 II. ola iil'. '' Strangers a"aln
m>', them 10 Ntsh lnnl with tn assurance on his
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CIVIL x MILITARY CELEBR ATION.

Nh, C,,,n,i,,,,. f ,,,.,,..,,,,. ,.s,,,,r,,,> h,,
leave f., ,nun,nc, ,b,, the follow M, la. been adam,
ed 4, the order IN Inch ,he ce,cmon,c- viii be- pr,
fo,,ncd nm 'rursI,, the iib dayolJul,
nrocr-,,op vii DE l.,rncd IN from ,f ,,, J,ui,n
Hazel in fine ,olL,u,up order.
,rnrp ~, np,GrSsl,>
''" - ~
!. M'chanic Af'l'lefy
= ,""" OF Music
). h""'"l"na,N ''heelN ana '>"ld't'7'
J. ''H'"' ANA '''''''' WIN '''''' '''''3 ''EH' !"
barouth''
D. N'dr'"rh al1 common "nh' H. 'h'hn'lS :"
tlr Corporations magistrates ana o'h'i 'N!' ''l-
GERS OF Town ana adjacent 'o''nil!' ~ s'''"hs oil
Two.
3. Militia oihccfs OF Town and Country III see
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-29

Wore KeajaHism!-'l'at most npudcnt of rep
tiles. who has cravlcd in his own slime the con
troll ntthr Post Once Department, il seems by the
following article, from the Baltimore Patriot. has Ia
ken the field in oppoSit'on 10 the Sanri,- nstii, in"
his refusal To obey positive law Of Congress. and to
submit the drcisions OF the judiciary This is
the II ,dc we suppose. that the Globe faction carry
out their new doctrlnc, .. the supremacy Of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-29

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NssS ES s.OlsDOy

ESHbPO%E opening FEMALE SCIlOOI. on
Monday the 10th July, tthe ensuing month)
the residence OF THEN father the head of main
slseet. All the branches OF IA common ENGLISH
Das'&TaON will be taught The terms will
he ten dollars, for the session OF four months.
LNnchhmm lnne =. Al
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~ Fanny Wright, tits said, is about 10 he cclp
scd by another female lecturer Mrs. Rose by name,
who cdilc> the loco ocoS aud lnlidcs every Sab
bath afternoon, at Tamnany HALL the hcad-qnar-
tiers OF the YIN Buren, party in the city OF Ne" "rk
She is said 10 BE- very pretty, which Fanny Virgin is
not a that the sly L. ol rhetoric of the pupil Is far
pleasing llrtnthat oi her more celebrated teacher.
Mrs. Rose, Mss Martiucau and Fanny Wrieht
should put on brooches and buy boards They dis
honor thcif pcticoats
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a II Il 4, ITO N!

a COMPANY No. |, including all the upper part
y Of llie tosn from the Alley at Fcrcusons cor
ncr TO the head OF Mann Stcet, will parade AT the
Reservoir, on saturday neNi, at IL O'Clock precise
ly for the purpose OF going into the election of Off
GERS. HN order OF the Colonel,
j. b. GREEN, AdJt. l3lst Ree,,
June Goth !,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-29

A CONSISTING of all patterns. among which is
y lot "l ppso work TUSCAN. ycry Lsaufifai
'"i au~Hdiy iom. ROBINSON y ELI lott
June ~ -
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Franz he B0IfiA,ore pat,tot.

- The law concerning Post Master General has
al last produced the P,pEE he has been 81 long pre-
pairing. in Ia the NlanlaunuS served upon HIM
and tul, exceedingly neat aud readable article ii
is. covering ont, eight CLOSELY printed columns of the
Washington Globe. This " paper has preface in
which We are given to understand that MIR. AMos
kENDALL does not mcan Ia permit any nj the points
here d"elt apon To be bronght into discussion III
Court; for the ground he stands upon is that he, an
Executive officer CO is not amenabe 10 ludic al
process The object I'd the preseH publication is To
appeal te the pEuPLE. His flntastlcal and absurd
hypothesis is that he Is better tble te Judge both al
the law aud the facts of the than the Solicitor
Of the Treasury, the Judiciary committee, both
houses of Congress. and the tlrcnu Court, all pu
together; and hr here gives us long ar.nmentatNc
exposition OF the act OF Congress. and The circum
stances OF the case, lie understands them :;
in the course of which he takes Congress to
task for passing the act of July ID lao ycstng the
settlement of the claims in the Solicitor, and declares
they had no Information To the nature al the
CLAIMS. and lat they ought not to have 'nicrirrcd at
all Tie whole document is characterised by the
slme nSocnt tone, dwelling upon " ms absolute
and nnoubtcd right To do SO and So and upbrald-
ing the Solicitor or'' over ruling his decision.
The nan talks if no uner the sun besides HIM
sell had any knowledge The facts or the law"
He has however, most studousl> kept out .oi
view the only important point upon winch we had
any curiosity know What he had TO say. namely,
tia, The Judiciary Committee oi the senate, after
Il most minute Investigation OF both the law ana the
facts, sustained by unanimous vote, the award OF
the Solicitor and the Senate unanimously approved
of the decision ~ il> Committee We were dt sIroS
to know how ne would get over this difficulty lie
has cy,tled it AND treats us with long account OF
his opiaionr Just if signifies lota whether ne
differed agreed with the Solicitor and Congress.
lie was required by The ctcor ami "neg",rocM man
date N III, lar to do specific and it was his
business to obey.
=" w 18th regard to the assumption that as the li'u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-29

An lNSDLNENT BANK Tho Nirk sbnrg
Sentinel oil The 9Th inst. says, United States Bank
notes now command Il premium of FORTN-FlNE
PER CENT in this city. 1hey are stu fte pr
cent better than silver" Well done this, for the notes
of an ln>olsent Bank. Don't You think so, Mr. Rit-
chic
Seriously. however, can any fact more strongly
than this demonstrate the necessity OF National
Baisa 10 regulate exchanges
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administrators .loficC.

4 III. persons Indebted to the estate ot lrssp
~ Co,.r dee d. are requested To make immediate
payment, the situation III the estate vii noi admit
I'll della, aud all persons having claims against the
said estate will bring them forward. duly nnthrnica-
ted, loi settlement. $50. tHENSllAW. Admr.
Jun. 10 WV
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.DeI' PRICES.

(tItREE' WINE in hortle, and cla.
Mnseatel do Ito do
Madeira do do do
Port do do
palc Sherry Wnc IN bottles aud cashs.
Gould do do do Ito
brown do do do ia
liiuennd, Wnr IN BOTTLES and rusLs,
do Mute Sparkling ,o aud Red
Champagne White Sparkling N.no IN hot
ies 'uL aud \nh,t
Saultln Nlnc IN bottle, aud .onlon Porter
EouieanN tordals assorted. fncl quality.
Patf Holland Gm
Do thlmpail re brandy,
ID 2pena do
Do French do
itntop GINGER and Ea.hcut SNnps,
Ffeaei aud American Ilchlc4 aesafiet
Haraga Sweet Meat, as."ltcd
diam., various brrud, ol highcsf sllndlne and
oflti qualities
$null~ assorted, IN bottles, blaal,is aud lns.
Chewing Tobacco, FHot quality,
smoking do do do
faVtlies. .liuaais, Haj>iu,, Pfaaa, F4be1s,5Sf.
liquolieo and Sweet CA,
.nEDItES'Es,
Surgeons and Dentists instruments, II
.h"ic" nnd inrg" n,s",,mrn,,
Paints. obs, Dye Stuns, comm"n, brown aud
ihnr, Sonps, aud ,mIcrY OF Fancy tioo,a,
ott. etc. for sale bv
Howell DAVIES.
June - Its
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LOOK At THIS
Nhrrfs'S Mer|y xMpT0rcd,
PATENT Spring. SADDLES.

TINlIE 81 BSCRIlIER, having pn,r hasedlhe ,illl,
ol Using above named SrR Nj, has now, aud
viii constant, keep hand, with his otle, asson
memi uiwn.k, good supply vi the above named
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-29
SPRING SADDLES.


This SiR1 Nj is said, by all those who have II.
10 be h, far superior 10 any ever Yet invented Ion the
pun p designed, both for durability and To
man aud horsr. II is <" far superior 10 Boards u.
any other SPRING yet invented thai GOOD MA
ny oiihosc who have brcn usIne Boards, aud 9th y
SPRlN GS. have gwen thom mp, and hasG abnp' ed
and intend iot the future to adopt the Of 81
altogether In TACT there Is no sort oi jari.o,,
bctmrcn Shertss and any other IIt, \, :; thai has
vet ever been used. solicit hos4.# .ho want Il,
purchase SPRING SADDLES, 10 call and evan
me aud compare Shcct,'s WITH r.rard's and oihc,
SPls Ms, thai have hr"n ,c ctonrr IN ,sr. and
satisfy themselves. ! am Wlnneto warrant all the
Saddles that | may sell, 20 II osc " o may favor
n'e with ilel custom, 'na,lc with Sheets : RING,
To i've entire satisfaction; otherwise illcs nlas re
turn them, and &C. GthcIs.
&c. SlIACkbEFORD.
ha,c CYAN med Mr. Shccts's ncWl, invented
SWn@ of ,ddlcs, and believe II ~ b. thr ncafcst
aud br>ttd have yet seen, and have doubt hat
It vii an .,Wcr 1lnost valuable purpose.
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Staunton, May !, lS31.

EIa1HlON, NTlY 7, TTJ1.
n THIS lsto certify that have used Hen
49, /, Sheet newly invented Saddle Spfns III
the mandatory ui Saddles and give Ia ii
the decided preference of any Spring thai have ct-
cr used have used Icaid's Spring ion some length
OF time. bui since have Mr.. s,hcctss Spring 81
much give 10 ii the dccldcd preference that | have
stopped he oi the otloi altogether Gnen I'M
der my hud At WaSucsboro'. this i9,bda> OF Aplll.
-
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4 ,atzs-1hc Fmc1etlc Democrat has the inl.
o"ing p1rasrpt
In Bnshiaehlm. Mi. Chs N1uccy. y IL Is
elected 10 suppl, The place ct \. Nu>tlu. lWhiqA
resigned.
a, Austin tWhlsD Gun Fncaatle ,otenpn=
'a'> mnst hHe been dreaming. 1t could not have
offered erossrr insult 10 the buckingham Nr>to,.
Mr. \, Is al the Hentonlan schuoi--ani Ne would
tam hopethat the finrt>c paper is not quite 81
drrl, dyed m democracy rs that especially as We
perceive that It's delegates are not 81 metal mad
~,me III tlicir ,tSSot iatcs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-29

a. The Tru,l Eank III Cincinnati has t,,ttotd
specie payments. lis circulation has hccn sHnucl
reduced that II Is enabled IL do with safety. The
eNpcdlcncy of these isolated nlo,cnrnts however.
my Wcll be questioned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

uaed d, his friends, thousand Times. Acts. for
which 10 specific authority has been found either ~
the CONSTITUTION ~ the laws have bcen justified ON
the ground that the Pfesplent is the Representative
at tie whole American People. Certainly. tin. is
moi ronsti;utionalanCua ct edHlY. tie Consti-
,UtioD no where calls the President the Universal
Rrpresenati,e o. the People. The ConstItu-
iinnal Representatives. of the people are in the
House of Representatives.. eNetcisl,lx rowers al
Legislation. The President is m c-.erni.e officer,
APPOINTED in particular manner and clothed With
prescribed and hnited powers. 1t may lie thought
10 be OF ~ consequence IL tthe President should
call himself thai other >huulI call bi1. the sole
Rcrfesenlatye fail tbf Pco lr although h. LIS no
such -lfeialen ersthdrscter in The Constitution.
Bun m iErs1 mali Is, wall- arc tLIIss. Il d. l. lie
Peoples krrl-s- N atiFc, and IS such may exercise
power WITH III my other Erau', hat Is lie Limit 10
that pow And "hatn Tot an unlimited Rep
fasen,'. I'VE ct the People do
y. hen the Constitution expressly creates Rope
sen,nti,rs as members Of Congress, II regulates de
fines and limits their authority.
But II the Executive Chief Magistrate, merely be
cause lac is the Executive Chic Magistrate, may
suue to himself smother character, aud call himself
the Representative OF the Whole People, what Is 10
linn OF restrain this Representative power in his
hand.
fear. Gentlemen that il these prctcnsons SHOULD
be- continued. aud justified might have Iuary IN.
stances oil summary political logic, such 5 | once
heard in the House Of Representatives.. \ gentle
man not now living, wished trty much Ia vote iDf
the establishment Ola Bank OF thr United Stats:
Bun nc hal always stcutb denied tie Constitutional
power ot Congress TO cIclfs such a Esak. The
cnnairy. however, vas IN state Of great financial
distress, from which such an ms tfioH. It wds hO-
ped. might help to cNtIcite1 II; AMI this eou,lcra-
uoa lei the worthy member to rstIrb his opinions
wiJh cale and dclbssai.ou. Harl5iy, on suoh catc-
nI rcvien. h. altered hrs former Judgment. He
o,,"a. satia1te ouy ), 10 til conclusion thai Guuzoes
m .it Incorporate 4 Banl. The argument whIt h
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wGs@gss. I.YsgCEs 4 YeNCEY.
eneseestS
" gsE.E2g-ftg,RD E,Yskf,E,&.

pSEiN@ IA "'ly expectation OF a lot GOODS
> bought since decline II prices at the North.
have determined to offer many descriptions of
GOODS much lower chan thcy have heretofore
becnsod.
Those wishing to buy are earnestly requested to
give me a call, as am detcrniucdto sell
In addition 10 a large and well assorted stock of
DRY GOODS, | have on hand a heavy stock of
which Is good SUGAR at
10 els. per III. and BACON of superior quality A.
% have also on hand lot superior BLAST.
ING POWDER, which viii be sold low by the k eg
inc. J. rURVlS
Apri 20 WV Il
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II T7TTr 'ITN' 7 III 7
AFFRAI AND DEATH.

\ desperate alray, which ended in the dcath of a
villain named Clark, aud the nury Of two ofns pur-
snefs, occurred on Saturday night last on the island
nero" Randolph M"sSrS. L.Sullyan and H. and D.
Isou went To the island to arrest Clark for certain,
mlSdemeanors Seeing them approach. Clark dis
charged his rifle OF rifles three tines two of which
wounded Mr.. Sullivan slightly, and the third disebar-
ed a bali through the thigh of MI. II. Wilson. they
rushed TO the house, and as Clark was making his es
pistols, and Mr.. Wilson shot uun all or ,l,;,t ~,
tered the body of Clark, who fell dead. There were
other Nnrrcl men on the island and vicinity. and
several armed citizens OF Randolph lmnc l,atr, vol.
unteercd for another dangerous 55rt;c. fc,,r5sr
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MlSTEEiOCS AFFAIR-BRuTAI, OFT
Nav An individual oIhs city was alraigued be.
IRE squire DoH on Saturday last. upon the charre
81 ia''ns "'eoyea' under false preences, respec Ia
he an" interesting young female INTO an obscure and
"'i" io"ih' WIN ihteaIons of the most revolt
ih2 character We have ,eldom heard of so brutal
an outrage, OF one which was better calculated r.
excite the indignation OF a Christian ro,,,,,,,i,,
ne ''Su''oiH against the defendant was not Sufi-
e'ehtN strong i" Justify the magistrate in comu.ino
Tue Defendant 10 prison; yet there was no ltle an
prehenSlon that The people Who had been ,c,ad
~ inc once oy the extraordinary nature of the case
"ou'' 'oict upon llm summary chasfisemcnt We
are happy to state however, that no violence was A.
tempted "
ne Unfortunate victim OF this diabocal outrage.
i sdo 10 have lost her reason since her escape and is
now wfetched maniac. She sustained accordino
10 the testimony olmost respectable witnesses. nGst
exemplary Character Ais commitment of the Pres
py'ei'ah church The following particulars of her alb
auc,ioi confinement and escape, were derived from
her before She became deranged in mind
ia hel return homo from singing school which
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NEW OILLANs Ant;l :.

Our icvce, once the most animated scene IN tho
country, is now deserted and where thousands wen.
engaged IN the business, Hom ten> * fwcpffc> str,lo A.
along, looking the very picture OF lie times aud
hopeless. 1t is true that piles Of cotton are here
and there seem bnt they comparatively worth
less.
| he steamboat are getting no the habit of com
my INTO our port without mancst.. This is n serio}s
evil The tear, we told, is that the lfotue..
whchcomfS BY them consigned To the brut en- houses.
will be seiledby the officers.
On Saturday sold 500 bales Mssissipni Gat,
cotton at cents-and 81 Alabama, miidiing fair II,
72e. Produce still declining