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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14
WAsH,SGToS. March 4, 1897.

Noble munifcenee. The gentleman referred 10
in the following statement. must have q sound head
and good heart. Such generous and liberal con-
duet, if exhibited little oGener, might almost
make one in love with human nature -
Edneahon. n noble gin WIN. p. Mole,, D
gentle nan Of great worth and princely fortune, nro-
poses to give thirty thousand dollars for the promo
ton Of education; provided en- academy can be
erected OF Warrenon, in Dallas county, sui table
for one so noby endowed. He also gives five a.
cree of land, upon which TO erect the buildings
and FIVE hundred dollars towards building them.
The above donation Of thirty thousand dollars, by
he terms IS the deeds, witch recorded in the
clerks Office at this place. is divided into two funds
five thousand dollars 10 be der ominaed the Or
phap Fund the interest Of which from date is 10
be paid for the education Of fs,herless and destitute
children. T"enty-hvc thousand dollars 10 be de.
nominated the General Fund the interest Of which
Is, after the death Of the donor and that Of his son
John w. Molet, to be generally applied to the III
eresi Of the academy. We cannot believe for a
moment, that tho people Of this and the edj,ccnt
counties, will defeat The good intentions OF The do
nor, by falling TO subscribe sufIicen, amount 10
erect the ejfcc. But this will be the case, # ihc
institution does not go into operation within ,~o
years after the date Of the donation. Il is one ol
he provisions Of the gIh.-.N y Wcekly Hessea-
ger.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14

1t hoped and believed, that amer this turbulent old
military cheln Lad been honorei with Of Il
Presidency and had survived the last unit, tic end thereof
he would lave been wngto retire without annoying his
fellow otizcoG with any gus and umbugs But far
ing pubghy that Lis followers might continue 10 wor-
chip him ane' his political demise he has with
no'lor long wasted cpse the shape Of "Addres
the people oi the u States in imitation of tie ustous
Washington, his retirement What insul upon tho
American people and how hpmliotng it would to th.
immortal horowere lie living. To witness such pl mock
eryan usurpe attempting initiate of tie creates, and
bos thlt lived in order sustain himself and HE
P1rty
Lengthy as this document shall endesvor 10 publish
It 10 our next.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14


- io'ts Fcsc'sl Government, ,na 20 '3ch ~ re-
lot. g. or intsieourss sIth f1reirn nations I
shall rrtisut'y CCto'c mysrlf hcycud those iu..
10 slaN never nsfs
70 cnief on fhlf occasion. moe fiftief ~ MOTE
mimic eyr,.iiiau " nv views on the ,s,ior. eae,.
ii.rs Il estaof,ic policy. WonH be - oh'ru,itc o..
fu probably uncrpec,cd. Before he sufTiarc. Il
nv coar.,tfrcu uere conferred enon me submit.
TED Ia ,l,er, ush erect rtcei.sn NV ,,rioions on
III the mos, prorr,rrnt Il these subjects
oar eatrsr OF REIGN ,,,i,r, ia. been % uuifarn,
srd ,n,clleilc >. in constitute rule - executive
cordrct rs lea,cs lui'e 10 ny di.cte,inu ofleu.
indeed were Is Hog 10 ,ar counter a. the Nrii.
# experience md the known aoioione uC nv r,o
slii,.Uts. We ,egslsrsly cultivate iLe Cicn9,bio
II tu nations o, the c.nf,ion mos, crn.ra,iblc
viii our welfare aud tic r-iD,irle. az our ,nrcrr.
c,e,, We decline ti.,,-ccs ~ ,5,e,., ,o c,,
,esre. We desire rrrrtoc.,,.l rcl,i,or, m eoc,I
.ct,os. h,,np ever s. ,'ls, ia GIVE r,tr rru,,ist
c,rsdvsn,sges rscc.,,l We ,,4es,or in c.u.
s,r, oy, inte,roy,,c with ,-crrc.. ,,d .,ccc,i,,
pfomp,ls atoaing our ohisc.s. snl seeking to IS
,sbb.b Tia, mu,n,l f,,pkpo.s vL,rb !. =. b.,,G.
,.,' Il, tho 5,,ii,-s ,r ,.,i.,s NJ n mo, w.,
have M ai.n,sti,n and 4 lain, MI ,pLt- 90 mod
do IN Disputes whrtb,r internal ~ f,,eiro. il,t
may MODEST other countries regarding them. in
thcir nctual state as social communities and mr.
sewing s,ric, reu,rnlity In n II cir coprro,c.ees
We'll knowing tic tried ,sInr Of our pco,,lc. nul
our cSh,astle-s resources. We neither nn'iriraic
tor f~srtny designed age'e-sinn aud. ia ,he con.
srionsness Of nnr oon JUS, conduct feel Sc
curt, 'ha, VIC shall ue,cr be called upon TO cxcr,
our determination. never ia permit on invasion 81
our rights. vi,hou, punishment or redress
In approaching then, in the prescure of my a..
,cplled ooun,,yron to make the solemn rro,ui,o
tia, 60, remains md a. ,lcdce my, cIftI,, will
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14
state announcements 10 RaiiroaJ..

u order 10 show the confidence ether Stacs have 80 Rail-
roads we cite some examples. We quote from the Bo,on
Independent Chronicle -
'New Yorh. Decides her splendid public works uudcr'7.
ken exclusively at tie of e." state lie granted
Tho Erio canal hy "a loan oi her ccd 81 nOO O0O Penn
syanir which l7s made immense oynendu'os fr rcrnai
Improvements, will at the session tho Legislature
appropriate from ono 10 two millions 81 dollars IN all o - u
ro7ds and canals undertaken l., pate comnauet adi.
on IN l'rce appropriations r works hcourng the State
Narhud 10 cav nothing NJ other vast expenditures for oh
ecs oi similar kind has within tho las made
~ 'th" credit ofthe State fnr 81 200 Oo the nmorc
md Ohio Railroad The Nrr Mis- Legislature is the
ment DISCUSSING propositions Tor 1r,c MD Of Rat
roads The Iers1tnre NJ North Csrn7ua thor lle
sion. authorized rub"tpo7 cf two fNhs o the stock
several railroads aversnr tic whole State daronalv Ia
s greatest cnp md breadth South Carolina las opened
her rcasu, freely and granted extraordinary rrvorc
r'sue has granted charters with banking prviprcs fec
oftaH for constructing railroads from tic prnopol ports
The central parts Of the State and has engaged tie public
expense n extend them tho borders of Tennessee whore
they will lie united with similar works in that State"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14

False rcpo,t Many Of the distant papers urc
circulating siaterPn, that the 4. States Arsenal
at Wateriown IN this state, has been DESTROYED By
Ere, with 20, 600 stand Of arms. at loss Of mill
ion of dollars. The rcpor, is entirely nnioundcd.
Bosion Patriot.
Snicide A. Crowf,rdsville Indians, 2ad ult.
Robert Miller, lad oC only IL years Of age, was
found lung N stable by Birdie attached u u
pm. l1ry, after hearing several Witnesses, re-
turned verdict Of "designedly hung hlmself'
No cause could be SneG for the act
The wife Of MN named Gau,rcau died at
Qnebec on the l4Ih nit. If hydrophobis. About
three months bgo she, her husband nnd child were
bi' the hur6ond Submitted to omputaton at the
time and has no; been attacked.
shocking murder was pc,petrn,cd in Fronk-
lin CO. n. CT few days since. man by tho
name Of Burnett. tho, his brothers son, aud killed
han instantly. under circumstances Gf grca; ag
gratslion. lie Immediately fed.
In Montgomery county, Ohio ,hrre are So grisl
mills, aud u dist,'leries. Jack Fasiati's bill, oF
shilling for sack and la penny f'r bread.
Eun.SeHe., ."i.ror and Dru,k1 d, L,otfng. G ,a,.,
!, Tie tile OF hide Srm'.non'hy paper published -
Dover, " n hy T.. MACK Is contents entirely
original, anil At bids fair Ia TIC able "uAiiiary the
cause Of Temperance. BtH1s5J Fuis Journai
BoSion and Worceier hairoad Tho rece pts this
Road tor tho week eniIns lth VII. were $500
Flour Hing for $50 per barrel at Mount Pleasant,
" isconslu Territory.
Tie Sreo: Elephant iosu', 30 yars Ia, died 81 Bal.
'imore on Saturday night At n,i week.
Tamen,t Height Of the Rocky Moun'aig'. Professor
Rrnwirk Columbia College, ~ letter published Mr
"lnes Astoria gycs his belief founded on baromec
and trlgpnniuotlc exp Of hr Thompson survey
~ ofthe " Fur complnv, that o. Toe peaks Of tie
Kocay Mountains has altitude Of % OJ0 'eet which IL
rerfy equal 10 the H. miyl Of Asa the highest range
the world.
An extensive wooen factory ia Spencer Mss, en-.
nr" de-i!ei by Ere SATURDAY morning soOJO insU-
red II ne National oficei 40 Boston.
Tie Wheeling Time, OF S'turias Gays tina, the Ohio
er g nigh, aud the boats are ruDhing bn-ky
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14
C0uI!aissiOncrs' Notice.

IENs bs s9b'cr hsf,,bti yoinied ~ tie Hoo T,o.
~ r.'c court 81 tie y fif.ri q RuilanI, fofnp,,
us, o. receive nno sai o. ,fi 81 Claims and g.
maud, Of al 70 fs1ns sgair'' The e,i.'s Of
H1EN7H cor,
lsis r. N'ileffw 90 Esd j'ifet, dsr.sss fst yss.r
ip'p.ve1i. auI ha ai claims and dsast. exhibited b.
~ 20 hsretni at ga rrhs pn tie A'h das OF ssfeb
me- ie %. ty al coat G.r hi parfese Va. DO
'1sf fore haftlf gee boi.re - M attend t. the
Nosns 20 or 'sd Rpr' inimsn,, % tho dwelling o5s
NJ Gar ia'F iafst hitist"wg The ~ Monday. II
90. aai A1g - ae5i, ifln soso-k ustit s'eloeb
,a s.rb o.tsi5 e4y'
~ GL1hK ,c...nsn...,.
Drisd at Midiisio~a, tbs lith icy n 1s'ei. 4. 4.
1891. u
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GosrON pRnvlsInN MARKET.
kF.ER.TE FEEc S.7EE.

TEllE sut'crhor of"rs FOR fnle first rate F.4PN ".
- ing she main rosl une halt mile south Of tho
vuie &c Of Rutland. consisting II NINETY ACRES ~
The best land uodcr good state ofmpruvomen', well
wsiortd. and icuccl Alo,
SEVENTY ACRES Of Woop and pAsrrny L.1ED,
Hlou' hall mile cast ofsail Farm. NJ tog ether
very lesraLle situation, II me :, profitable Farm.
MILAN MCCONNELL.
Rutland, March 10. 1887. II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14
The Prudential LnaugurnI.

In another part Of this plper readers viii find the
Pf''i'cns Mess1se document every vas worthy Of lie
distinguished author" excepting there arc tco idess 10
II which not of the coinmal order One Of those
uot, bo Is aboton.t the other u.s. that lo agrees
wiki lis lu'rous predecessor his ~ qo,crnmeut
nd wh dou'ess endes,or carry ou such as he Gnd.
viii be wall swallowed by the people
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14
GENUINE Eioqp,n,,. oec nan. whom T..

Genuine Eioqu'E'e. Ore man, whom sew IT.
nng on lie efound leaning bis back against the
vail attracted my eiicrlI0u hy degree Of sqns iar
q his appearance. which had rarely before shser-
'ed e,cn 10 lresud.- He tlcihos were ragged 10
lnteceney--a Nefy common circumstance however
Nuh The msles--snd be isce we pale snJ sics.
~. lie di5 not address ne, and passed by bui
having gone few psces, ny heart emo'e ne, ard
turned back. IF you sfe IN want" said !. wih
some "ogtee "i pTetloOsnsss, "Why do YOU not
beg - Sufe ~ bsgg ng sm." MSS tie reply
You dad not utter obe word" mo! l. 4 10.
Aiog you tre Nirh ne. sr1 Look there =" hal.
ding the iAuefrd 81 sbAt had once beer coa.-
do rou zee hos The s&in is speaking through The
holes ~ ny iroSsefs and the bone. giving cot
through NJ ssin Look At my sanken cheek.
and the famiae that's Stalking 10 NY eyes Mao
alive un't !; Begging ! an, sah a hundred
iorsv's
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14
NJ RED,

10 Mcndon on tie Oh inst. Mr CALVIN Sra,,oa to Ms.
Man t..tY.
h1fv " hare
Ia r4t cdoro IN nst NJ llufson CHA Mics Luc's
I. Wilhs, bhb OF Doeried. Mass.
in New lorA cay. I7th uh Gen. & G. Wa'icr Of lie
trou MICH 10 Mfs CatDl,ue a Newell Of Charlotte, W.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14

OsioLA. The rsPoH, '0Hs,iGs snes. that tn, dssti1-
gs,sh'd lbc Ctsf laitH PrsossF kiea cob
q4sHii, aundto be ssats II scuse other eisf xheh
tappassi At the iiras 10 Ia OseoA.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14
Gov. Poiaeezter.

This cisinggist.d serifmss Sio tsdly tlred BY
AN sats s.res h''tUes bsea rePessasd To have
esc from tic INJURY he received H.. he boN cad TO he
alive aud llsi ieoosenac.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14
nRIamroN aAnkrr.nenda,. MarA G.

kt M,tae ~ nser sut sod - Ssinc h,-v, ~ p..,
t1fi'e urr.f
lrttrs Tee Cattle N Ndytnec effected rfrsa l,.,
Vfrt No noticed trsotlsi rsti's Rom Na,itsrurtn,
', vrfs sld 81 stiA We 1ehie sstFs d, 81 Is 6,.t
rr'Ht 81 Coz 30 seeesj quality 81 20 90 third s.
IS s. 50
rs'ep ~ ,old before tiey arrived In nnri,oa
pffco wade tuoau.
S0IUe -- None 30 u.4ttt
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IN - - rNnnu -.

O1rs.ofAe Corti.v
Cn,ptFtraS March | - r'.'.cs +. NJ.
E4p5,fgst fora ForAt The ,ch,o-~- r.'iv
Cspfa,o Fet~-. stritc4 vcsfr-dat rrn j1rt.rr-
Vie. We lc,ru 6an Csu'. , "fj Ccn. Jcssup
his s"ai Go Gatc,'s rcut far 400 hof.cs Sc renew
'hc campaign the CAicfs having not crnc IN -.
,nrd'nr 'o agreement snd tNa' me steamer Fot-
resicr ha1 been tcsna'ohed 20 Sa,srush oa Sou
dly lai
W. lrsrr elso by rasssrgef 90 'Lc S g. N,lt.
frou s.. Augustine That Intelligence lad h'ru TO-
ccivo9 al hist pscc stating. that hos'iiiies w~r- To
havc commenced an SATURDAY last % uli.
We Guhct 'c'rn rtom Capt, Sonjh,Uck 81 the
schoorct :. $. MIL. that tuo ofG~r. ic,nnpdes .
negroes lhs' wrre cap'nfei about l2 months TO
hHd mtd" their rsca"r. sud arrived ~ ~. hocUs-
iin" oo SATURDAY laV - p ui.. whn state 'i1t n.
h'ui 400 Indian warriors were concentrated nsst
p,l''tahsh "l Phihp't gang md ihsi Ahrsisu bod
zone in TO Co.. Jos.rp mi given himsclrun shcrc
lee intended to rc.usia aol there were large nuu.
Der of Indians shout Musqnio.
IN addition go the above. wc lavc received the
G'iowirg from cur correspondent at ST. hucus-
tine
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14

The cosrt efIeqsify has r,srusee It, erssas n ,l.
= aft 81 Os1 scost
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14

n TEf 81, u FORK fD, s,stg
sA JANE .ARELTT !s
f.. ".,-' =. fe--.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14

On Saturday night !sst, irtfrWatinn was rerctv.
81 f"n Ger. lc-snr'~ ramn At Dadc's Bntlc
Ground, aud regret "a f'-'c. That u j. FAR from
cheering. j. l. stated that ihs Indians have bod
Il" talk nor have The clirC- reformed rs they agreed
&c.. Con. Iess"p was to wait until SATURDAY., when
lie world focormcrcc hosiilitics. About 100 H.
dams hid been IN tic swamp and Abrsn and othcrs
were allowed free ingress and cc,c.s.
On Saturday rirh, last, Gen. llctuanAcz'r two
ncgrors Alcos md stephen, who were taken by the
l0Asns in May lost. returned having effected their
osrnre on hsrsoback. We have not seen them but
No learn that they state there Is great deal Ct
dis.en'ior ~ the nation Tho Chief. ars wdu"
10 "itc opbni tho Young wsrriprs are nversc 10 It I;
that they have plenty rf rmnntlon. that PhillT's
tribe a. Top koiikv have not been Disturbed. and
that they have force Of more than 400 fgh'ng
ncn That in the attack upon the breast work
~ Lake Nanroe they lost enc killed ani three
wounded, and Tint the party did not know Of the
n,ms'ico. A report p cypils rmorc them that Gen.
lsssup, in holding on, The Offer Of a as intends to
get them, baud cuff them end ship them of, md
his has prevented heir attending. Many ofthem
are now goirg Sou'h with their families. These
negroes nrc to be cxam led in relation 10 The
Tofpondcncc which has been carried on wrh The
negroes in town. aud much interesting information
is expected to be obtained from them. They are
IN prison.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26

From Eottda-By the t. :. steamer packc,
PoinscH, Capt.. TEArnrN, arrived here yesterday. we
have received the Jacksonville Couricr Of the ETH
ms. II contains news
We learn from Capt. TEArurN. that Gen. JEsup
MAS at Hiack Creek waiting lol the troops. intending
to open the campaign on the lst November.
Two Companies OF Mounted Trnnesscans left
tafey's Ferry for Pc.lata, !tli inst. Two Coinpa-
nics OF the % Regiment l. :. Dragons. under the
conm1nd oi Major Asnu,, left iiarr,'s Ferry for
lIcolata. 18th inst. detachment of l. $. Artille-
~ under Lieut.. MACKrLL. thai arrived III the Pom
sen, were immediately sent off to st. Augustine
lhefc Is every apPcarancco Il .lgofous canpaign.-
ten JEsuP Is determined To strike a sudden aud Sc
we're bio" as soon aS his piaus arranged
The troops N Garcv's Ferry are in fine order.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26
CNDAl SC IfDOI. ANEt DoTF

W. were amused the pthrr dav BY an ,p-rI,,.
related by littc boy. which he sad had been ,siI
him by hls Sunday School Teacher It was ,l.
Two ch'idIcn, a brother and sister, had quaIrc,d
The brother WI, riocn;ly angry, he thought In
had been much injured aud appealed to his no,l,,r
for satisfaction She told linn 10 90 aud kiss hi, six
ter. which would be doing good for evil. and tina,
ii was by doing he might heap Goals of fire nm
her head The boy went and kissed her and reru,
Mug In his mother, said, We'll ma, have done =,
You told me whereas the shovel :
TuScoiooS1 H,,;t..
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El,ss5s .vsSTEGE.

fENilt undersigned having formed i partnership in
v The plaeucc OF law IN the county OF Rochbndse
respectfully tender their professional sclylcc. To the
pubic. MI business eonidrd Ia their cane will he
promptly and diligently attended to.
One OF the members Of the FINN being arr>ifcnt OF
Lexington aud practising IN M other county, will hr
enabled 10 devote s constant attention In tho h,l>
ness II the Partnership, and the other viii glrer the
close o the next session of the General Assembly.
regularly attend allthc Quarterly and Superior Courts
tpr Rockhridgc county.
FherO Office Is Que donr south otthc office occu-
pied Nm. Taylor, ESQ.
ALIEN. II. II. STUART.
CORNELIUS G. BALDWIN.
Sept - of 6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26
NEW oELrA>s, Oct. ii.

HEALTH OF THE tITN.-Wc are sorry to
be compelled 10 state lat III" epidemic has greatly
increased since the storm. The cause, are obvious,
the hot sun operating upon the >tagnan, water onr
amps the cold nights. and continued treat and i'm
prudent influx oil strangers The fever is ais, as is
usual late III the season more yirulcut. The deaths
amount aS high rs we ascertain, to about forty
NJ fifty per day. The trosS alone viii cxtrpate
the yellow fever and until We have had FROST no nm
acclmated person should visit the city.
.lperican.
Numerous strange faces are to be seen in our
streets: crowds are oul OF cmploN menI-hundfcds
have l'l prospects TO siarte Ptc0yaaC.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26
BRASpoN, (MIssIssrrPr.) Sept. p?
MUIR DE X AND RORRERY

On Monday night last between the hours Of |
ami } O'Clock most inhuman murder was commit
ted III the county of Simpson. attended With the r.
berry OF a large amount of money.
Mr. Samuel Broun. aged 81 years, and his partner
aged -, had retired that right as usual. to repose
shielded by the respect due to age and the laws
OF the land DUNG the night some unknown villains
entered the heusc, took them from their bed into the
PIAZZA, aud most nhunanly tomahawked and mur-
ueleo 'hem lhevnex proceeded TO murder Il the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26

nreloe. ,liey could fnd bnl succeeded in .,..,,..
ONLY three, whom they afterwards burnt I've .ns
women aud eight OF Ten children escaped 10 81,
the intelligence oft sad catastrophe.
Nr. Brown had from seven to ten tb,u,,nl IN
ia specie IN tllr house. which he had Ia,r, uyo,-
some ynangrr persons 10 count OVER for Inn, II
considerable amount IA baGh notes. The lor,,.,
all sinlrn and the htttcr left. The scoun,r.. :"
anxious 10 leave no cluebr which the, ma, he ~
Bat an inceused community is awake aud ON iLe H.
-SuSpIeion NE are told, Is i'Nng On various .upna'
SIions Some think tie occurrence ~ dn, II, ,,
oi the famous Mufrc clan. others atttihu,. !, II, oa
efs. We know nothing: bat trust that deeds uh;,,
scarcely lave parallel the black catalogue of
may be traced 10 tie real actors, and cond,n ,s,'
g'1ner efrr'ahe thcm, RePaJtcan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26

he lion. BAlIp Barron, depart cd This life
at The residence ot Mr.. Gibson. near I,uouyilIe
o"nl"1 county, Missouri, on Thursday Goth ult
The Herald thus speaks oi this iui> great man
Whose haInf i 81 prominently stamped on the histo
~ ol the State. thai II useless for MS to attempt
to add 10 H-SHch has been the mranchol> cond
ton ol ms mind, from Inch Tor Souir time past there
has ucen no hopes oi ms recovering, that we cannot
but look upon hiN death rs relief rom worse CON
dltiuu. The deceased one OF the most ,ll>tin-
cnlShed lawyers ami politicians IN the west Ills
name Is ton>preIousiy ldentGrd with the history of
Missouri, from the organization of the State Govern
men TO the present umc-he presided over the fclb.
etatlonS OF the Convention lhat formed our State
Constitutions and was FIRST chosen L. : Senator in
ls2o, II winch capacity he served with distinguished
ability lie last public capacity IN which he served
was As Senator from the county of St. Louis in the
re'lSal session oil lisa and '35-when he aided eff
gently IN the compilation OF our present Revised Sta
'lIes. here ended the political life and services
al DAVID Barton, man alike distinguished Tor his
eioquence and profound lreal requirements: aud
who, unaai'lcG by fortune OF alliance rose by dnt
oil an ldon''abie sprit, aud his capaciou>
nhlHl, from rustic obsctry To fame and influence.
During the session Of the legislature of 81 aud
10, Judge Barton observed 10 be unusually alb
sfacted aud mood "A slow. but despondng me
Iancholy seemed TO be prcymg upon his faculties,
winch continued TO a>Sal him until lac sunk a, last
INTO hopeless aud desperate insanity the inevitable
symptoms OF which were FIRST recognised by his
TRENDS, IN a series of numbers which appeared in
TINS paper during the past winter over the signature
OF" Corn Planter His malady increased with Che
most lrlghtui ctccts-leayng naught Of the once
hghy gifted Statesman. and critical ,uris save an
emac'a'cd frame and ruiucd aud distracted Mimi
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when ON rhaI.da, lir 3Gii una, Il" minute"
before II o'cIock II. hr breaihed his List
Thu ha4 clos Cd die mortal carcrr OIL perhaps one
of the nost rnt,aof.liual, men Of the present age
The writer Of Iais has known him long ami
known HIM well. and he he-liates not 10 say,
IN despite ri his eoc"niteiti''' anu ''', ~ wv
,erx vny,t has been SAID Of him David Barton
was sill The noLlr,t work al tod-an honest man.
Even parry rsncor OF which he has br'n the victim
ma II reco and qnenc hen firndish fire. before such
raIanrly. while Pity drop- a tear DER III" wreck
OF liau,I intellect. 81. L,'1s NJ heP"bjtcaa.
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ErP'of,"e Erp@ltfon-'rhe fleet composing this
expedition arrived n New York on Monday last from
Norfolk. Virginia, IN three days. aud consists Of the
following vessels: ship Macedonian. tbraring the
broad pennant Of Commodore Az Catc>by Jones J
Commander Armstrong ship Relief. Lieut.. Com.
Dornn. with brIgS Pioneer. Lieut.. Corn. Newman.
and Cuusott. Lieut.. Com. Givnn.