Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-11


received BY Gov. Schley, and dated New
Eehota, March I'd, gives digraceiul pic
iure oil affairs in Murray county, in that
State. On the 26th Feb. at day light, fifty
armed men, headed by the Sheriff Of the
county ,iocbly entered the houses OF Spring
Place under color oil State authority, made
prisoners Of the other citizens, and then,
having slezed Sd muskets, pistols, SC. de-
ported there, belonging TO the State, burnt
the same in the public square. The rul-
| fans, after treating The citizen, with great
brutality, marched off ten of them, under
| the escort olihe sheriff, IL the county mil Of
Cas- County, at Capeville-1 here, by a
writ Of hebeas corpus, they were dschar-
ged. Several other citizens have been
| whipped, shot at, and abused ia various
why's. II is reported that women and chill
den have teen whipped Ivy tho same gang.
These latter are said to be renegadoes aud
Outlaws. What must be the condition of
things in Georgia when not only such wan
ten outragcs are PERMITTED, but sanctioned
ard led on under the very law officers like
tie sheriff especially appointed to suppress
alriots and disturbances.
JuNIus IDENTIFIED. The Inverness
Courier states that such letters have beer
discovered among the papers left by Me-
,e'Ioni Wv, -, ,h aan h;uu " slan' wien
ship of Junius. Lachlane Melane, the son OF
the Presbyterian Clergyman, is pitched up
on to be the new author. He was bred 10
the study Of medicine, but became n poit-
! ical writer and adven.urer i'll London, and
rose to SOM eminence. He was once I'M
der Secretary of State, in which capacity
he might lave become acquainted with
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go u ~ o,'J'I.'.,,,I ~ w "'o sup
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revcalneni :, lie secret ss IN ,hei,u,horsb;r
| ieVgaline"'' .ne Sec'el % W ''ie authorship
same time.
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,rl, nuhj;s,,os ~. la,,nr oc Snan;ard r,h,,
escaped lromlhe town Of Gorlam, after il
was capturedby some petty chiefs from
the interior. He gives most sickenng ae-
count Of the shocking and inhuman crueiies
exerc sed BY the conquernrs he states
that he had Thirty slaves at the lime the town
was taken, VINO were all huchered.
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,;,s 'o"q Ivy ,i $50 ' n.a " i"n rpp
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The Cleaveland (Ohlo) Gazette eaicu-
atcs the grain crop IN the United States al
s6,s7O,oO0 barrels
The p.nsy,v,o;o Hou,e of Renracens.
lives have passed bin appro, ,riatng Sl,-
Os3, 900 10 various objects of internal i'm
provemeni. The Senate have passed a
bill appropriaing the $500, 900 due from
the United States Banks, 10 the common
school fund.
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PRACTICAL ]"kts are as chli'ish az they are
sometimes painful 10 their subjects. A
memorial, as quiz npon Tie lacility oil
procuring divorces III Kentucky, was lately
presented to the Legislature oil The Stale,
praying TOR the separation oil an Old couple
who had spent 40 happy years in wedlock,
without any unkind word or thought be
tween them. The prayer OF the memorial
lists was granted, as matter OF course, bat
what was the pain ofthe parties on learn
| <,;pr, (or fka Grct time that fhp apnliro finn