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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24
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THE BRIDES FAREWELL

THE BRIDES FAREWELL
W., do weep TO leave Tie vine
Whose clssier. oct me bead.
The myriic vet o esll At mius
The Cover. love TO teud
A thousand thoughts Of 81 lhinss dos',
Like shadows o or me sweep,
leave ny sunny childhood here
Oh, Therefore let me weep
] leav, thee, s.aer We have played
Throssh many jo,oo. boar,
When the silyory green Of tho olive shade
Hug dun DER f'un, aud bower
Yes. thou ssd by stream aud shore,
10 song, ia prayer. in sleep.
Have been, q. We may be no more
Sweet sister. let me weep
leave thee. Father l--Eses bright moon
Mus, nov Ugh, other feet,
whh tie gathering grapes and lyrs i" tune
Thy bonewatd steps 10 greet
Thou in whose voice TO bless Thy child
Lay tones Of love 50 deep,
Whose eyes oer sllmy youth have 'mTd,
leave thee--let me weep
Mother, | leave thee on Thy breast
Pouring out Joy and NO,
I've found that holy place Of rest,
Still ehangeless, yet ] 80
Lip. that lulld me with your strain.
Ewes that hsve watched my sleep
viii earth give love lie yours again
Mod Mother, let the weep.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24

greraicd afouni him SGT ofibe s,urjcst rogucs
10 the nation, Tor no other mo,irc than that they
nigh, rob him with the least possible trouble.
Dat Uncle Saf1 has moro money than he knows
wha, 10 do with, aud the he is robbed, Why
the more be IL helped on, Of his perplcxities.-.l
aipoh.c.oia Cr.eii,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24
Ekc lutIanu WcraIo.

'crLi,aEp Uvrrr ruIspAr az EvTt,sn. VI. ~
wIl.LIAM PAY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

nj "a. 4s II a4f,s itrn ,iih great inr. Tor
several miles. Ever, person ia aud upon the stage
vas morn or les injured Judge Johnson OF Lou
lsan, int the Rerresenpal,.e in congress) h'd ms
head severely ent and "ss otherwise much bruised
JUDGE / nlrr.,oad Of Kentucky, and his daaghtef'
were boil SERIOUSLY Wounded IN The head, thonGh nor
dapeetet!sly \ Young man by The name OF Love
from Tennes r. M n. ~ay 10 West Point, bad his
collar bone bull, broken, and = gentleman ny Inc
lame of Martin. rom New York or Ph'llde'phia was
very serotisl, INJURED IN the rlrht SIDE.
The driver hal bis ancle dislocaed, and the extra
dfi,cf MS very badly hun internally, the hIoon
streaming .rpinscl, rom his mouth. I he rest were
less though eon.lderabl, injured. The accident &C.
CURED altogether Though the reekiessness aud m
prudence Of the driver or whose conduct there seems
10 be no excavation or apology. It's almost MIR
acle that Of the passengers was killed. we are
happy they arrnow all Considered out 81
danger. N"g'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
CaAsIorrrsYILLE. (Ea.l Aug. %

CHARLorrEsrILLF, (fa.l Aug %.
DISTRESSING accident ty lightning. We learn that
,olarco bara of Mr. lanes Jones. on the south side
Of this county was struck ~ lightning on Monday
evening last. and four of his negroes Killed himself
his Manager Mr.. Seay and lis hrother, and two
negroes Frustrated and more OF less injured They
had tsken shelter from the rain aud the 'nf Killed
NOV. c,ouned IN a correr. from which Mr. Jones
himself had iust removed TO avoid leak in the roof
Dog we hear was living between tie feet OF one OF
the Mr.. Stays, and killed whist he escaped without
material injury. Mr.. Joues's hands were much burnt
IN eudeavorinc to remove the victims whose clothes
were OIL fire, into the ran otherwise we are g,au
~. Lc,, tLa, lie will suffer no material personal nu-
p, ,che other Two gentlemen have recovered
tro,a ,he shoes. aud their physician appfehcnds no
permanent, injury 10 ,hc two negroes not hil'7a.
E,,na,,y her. uere Two tobacco houses a. l3:elt,
aud the hand, bad divided in se.hns Tor shelter.
''' I3eocaft.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
ttNCI~N,rl. tur. /

distressing stage accident occurred on Sunday
morning las, At tho Ten Mile luuse' east OF ny
meton, ON the N'NSvllc turnpike. The Stage con-
tiaed nine passengers besides tho driver aud an extra
driver on the outside
The house stands baci from the road some seventy
On eighty yards and when The driver started he gave
the horseS hr whip and they dashed OH At lull speed
ia tuning II" acute angle FROM the yard to the road
Tic stage unset with great violence, dashing the top
into thousand pieces Tho fore heels became in,
~ tlt'e'! dlFrp-'srd uou the othct paf vt Eesttsr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

NORFOLK, AnS. -.
.Samaiin = Nee.-lnremovine prlc of plank in the
lumber tard oil Nessr,. John runis * Co ON Satur-
day mplnln2, one OF the laborcrs a black mau
heafd asitttn swapping notse among the logs which
!ofmed tt oupdaIon OF the pile aad on looking
down. 81 vita IONS OF horror a monster of hid
eeus app.aa0cc.l n,g within Anew inches OF his feet
yell OF dsnaN nom the atlrshlcd black 1--WE should
rather sly f4fe, by the by, io have it upon good
Authority that his yl>aee WIS actually hdnchcd with
terror brought several persons To he spot who re-
eoealsed III tie cause oil his alarm young ali gdtor
lnii three leel III length. How the "crlltur' came
there 10 con oc,urc can be formed, unless it be tina,
the ea2 which contained in il, embryo state was Ia
ken ON board up Seote one OF orr Southern rivers ID
parcel at sand ballast, aud started on the whar. at
the lumber Yafd, @ere in due umr it hacEed the
ahllisblons lepllle who WIS nouu,hed by the ,apor
ol the dungeon 10 winch il had crtpt, AID an winch
II va discovered, ON lifting the plank>. Very uu-
necessarily, stln was brought and tic animal shot.
II should have been taken alive. 1t may be seen.
however At Mes>rs. Toy " Hogs druggist store,
where they have IT preserved al spirits. Heroia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
August :
FOR RENT.

4 WISH to rent out. until the lst September next
4 for two years longer, the house IN which have
been keeping store. The storeroom Is one OF the hand
soonest IN the Place. being deep and shcwy. The
cellar is an excellent one, and he upper part of the
house fitted up for family residence. hay ing five
good aud garnet. The lot IS sufficiently
large and has il good Kitchen Stable &c. &c.--
Terms. to s1lit the tunes. K. b. NDRNELI.
IYnchblir5, June % wts II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

NV ! ONA. Nugnsl =.
great sensation has been excited by the suicide
oil Henry seymour, At Utica. lie WAS one OF the
State Canal tnmms ana there no IL ,,on 10
doubt lhc authority of private letters which lay the
llmcntablc ,ic 10 Frustrated intellect. overturned
by the deraurrd cowIItlou ofrhr State finances banks
aud monetary affairs N which he was mixed ~.
HTHii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

T,b,cco leaves between the beds, &c. and de
COTTON Of Tobacco . with penny royal branches about
the room arc a sovereign remedy ior bed bngs-and
we are glad TO learn that thai the foul weed tobacco
can be used for so good purpose.
Portiaad .1dtertiscr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04


~ tue sseers they were replaced and surrounded ~
atse snei,ls OF an srsrfaHc compound Ion, ,s.;
UT snea rireeses Tint, taethad however ,,a. a.,
iaiia 10 answer we'll md tie c,se OF his I,c NJ !,
fss' the siseera before hriae r-plsc,l mrr ,,,
oi.a an etais saturated with calarlic ri ,ungt H.
= Pas,-ia ttaa exaniaatisa hs.ins been ~ - e,cioL
royal body = carefully rn'sI ip,1s, AMI ,r,,nt SON,
50 as to involve the wlpls., ~ s,,,9,,i ave, III,
h., "a .,l.secired BY rulers OF the
-, -.ffsT this. two seaiats complete coverings OF
--crecIoh pu, 80 neiuie the lnhs trunk
and head. ans, The cdses thHeag haGt un1d- to AL
here BY tic Application 81 heattd iToi The bod,
sftoyer.a with mitt slih AMI is la-il> llu'i'-l
g. rnval eatre ned viii ssl8ite rilL.us hr .ry
lsa,i.s nsel different talslnll. 4 lla-sucA =
ls,eni,r tna.araa, nr1ts.F5pt, fnsffi love, md
others sln - lit liner KIND. used Tor III,
r. iuteruaip aris. allition II musk Is made The
sweets are nliNed with eertan proportion oi
bran: LAYER at tits Is lad the bottom Of the
coffin the bod, is then placed H. AID every part
completely filled with III. compound. such
the modern practice IN regard to the fusel corpse.
in ,rfr,ns the common doom OF humaBty--' dust
thou art aud unto dust shalt thon return" Nay it
is questionable whether the atee quantity OF
vegetable empnAe ma, fah,r hurr,
on the progress Of decay, By promoting ttrmenia-
lion certain Is, that a ate oecasioa the coffin
burst b,tore the funeral from tbs expansive power
ct the case, generated "ihin II and IN still
recent Instance the bueing Of as SIDES gave turY
uatce of similar danger. winch has OIL, been
ted h, boring hole through n. coffin. 10 rs a
-rslYe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

o5lh July: Columbus aud sheridan from do lGlh
aud Mediator from Portsmouth ealh.
The Election for members at the = arliaincnt wa,
going or Throughout the kmedon,-,hn, Ton
london took plse. 2slh Juiy
IlslnpooL ELIcrIos SEAT. oil the poll half
p.te Jul, e5h-Sandan, i456: Crosucn. iaGo
(rmv)-Enarl. 1924. Elnhinstonr ..ol5 tWhigA
,opt 1o1 more exneeted 10 ,pie before 1 n'rlacI
When the po1I wonli finally lose.
error LaNnox ELrerio<. --tf'fonlt The London
Courier OF H., evening OF the alth1--Wood 6}oG
Ctauior,i 6o6l p3tisoa GO21. tifafc 5soi
tNhn,S) Palmer sol fror,1-Fleal chose
,eron,ii. from nalt1 Az. 70 The 18Th rr,uunI
IT., had h.ef ,blts l,f and Tor the mann .ut Al,
nurri,eu>ial nj TIC n,afah 81 Don tul., ON ,lo
,,I,iflI had ri,s 5r,nrafea
'phe parue al made Il lI5f5farlaet RI NI3tsrilc,
and in some r,srs terminate Il t,i5Its
khr Ienpala aud tar Queen hasp returned fo
Bele,on trs5n Par
The ~ a4t5clc m til .4tlun Jnnc. at 9TH
doe, u,, ,aA tifs thIf. 81 Amffn4a AHi,,. rxc,ii
that tie, lsr,.l -.neA n4sfke, uets u ttspro,rd ,-
-. ,s,,r. ~ #tlx AZ rastaenre af = t..c,,e Of H.,
N.xffst .a#44.s#t isf N, Iftlrt,.af .,,h i,.
er.ii,nf. III ~ and HI .faef,r h,- hsri, ,il ed
n,tt.,i l., lz4ss 4 t., Ns8e ,.,..,.1 h,s Ia
l., nl-.,, t,i, III. i5.=stfs Of L.. ,.#.5,..
Na>t, H,Rk,f# aafa. 2a,,lssL Tie lr,.n>s
~ th. el.. ,|. s.sl4fs = 4.snstI 4tlt itt,to,,
Auf,rs,.r ..al.t5.... rim ,til. a tonne.
pree-
In. la sIf.frsn - 4#fI#. safa ono .t.r,..
.,oes H. .....e.....,. =. H.. Nedl,ra,. "a r.,.
M la.r na4sr4
l. rs ratsofsea n Les9Hosl iii ~ H. rr,+
~as draa, lhansh Ihe npeu "asef couhntrou
W., heal'h aas,e3Y bal, "heh II -, - heard
from
d. trH - rni ilsu r ~ trfBir---N au-
neunte R1htesiH Tia da.tl 81 Ia, teretaih and
rrllen pf#la H. London pff ai a." lnjh OF
july. announce thafit lr1l>hp ned al tn house
oi the t.ail al Galloway. he Bishop the SD
year Of III, aae.
SIR Francis Birdeif las attled hau.ell a, = c,u-
diiatc lot North Nllishne--of t3hli la, accepted
cai trnn that puf pl tn county, bcpc. rs he
RAYS IN his ritter. restored Il heaih aud >rn.ngtn
he i'sii'4 tRsis nv NM Ia N'"i course,
n"h iis que s'eeeh hil hath Pifi1ea .lnm " IS
f""flhie ~ theif fi5.'s fss1rehelN-tle Wing.
'"nhieh'lH md lhe e7s'et,at'ss : nien VII" would
erhcT, II my count
faiiAa'm inning h'eii lh'lncn'd I" ihr idih "l
Ahg" proclamation We punished Oh ihr I'm OF
July, hl's"' ms Sdhs' 'hn uI''lhG hrN "lliN OF
Fi'f ,'eh 10 ''safd tsi9'naee GA III Iita CT Sep
teihhel
me l.h'il'aei mrs saNH I'M superior steam
IT. o, az" ''ot>' lh"sif We i''1'"'a II p,''"i on
tn' i9'h' hlshtea 10 run ee'Ne'ehNe'fool ana ~
DIN.
nc a"eeh ,f''' i'ei u M io''o q, 'h' -"''
~ '"iy' al 81 Jam, 'isse, ~ nu"o', '" At
'"''"'e "is 'ss's ~ - ~ '''' - ,iN "''"'" :
anom LOOM lol many s'afs. ne P'l''s say 'n' "'1rN
p'o a'ass NV sa1 WIZ ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

Gfrai Destruction u Sail at Tarks Eidnd-Lct-
ters lfon Turks Island Of the 9TH uh., state that
one hall oil the sail Grand Key, aud four Ghs on
&at hey, was destroyed By tremendous hurricane
IN the Sd TIE quantity destroyed IS estimated at
BOD, 900 tons
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
ANOTHER EXPLOSION REPORTED

The CINCINNATI Post OF 18th SAWS
1t Was cuUcutl, reported tins forenoon nj the
landing, thai the Quincy had burst bo,lcr lust after
leaving ST Louis, aud scoldcd nine persons No
illhor particulars"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

f., b.l 10 the penal,, Of $4,000. hree OF four
o,h.r persons we're lately murdered IN Jackson, Miss
NJ, S,,nlcy, OF the same piece. was dragged ont Of
"a aud had bo.b his ears cut oft, besides suffer.
mo diver, other corporeal outrases
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

CorsIxING.-A MIR. Pordon. Of Dublin. has had
to nav Sl3 900 damages in breach oil marriage pro
mise with his cousin. lie sad his tthcr iofnin
the match Oh his death-bed and lle would obey his
command at Ill haHards.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

..t. ~
''"''' ~ '' '', ~ in'h l'aaHt. ,ahd IN ia i.ann
=, 'lu "',,N ,'ny.tea; u III
~" "r ' %" re Hi"f' ~ 90
~ " HH'P '"' Pit" nan, ~
w. =" 'n.'""'' w an. ..,.,,.., 10
,'"'' union "n ~ orr iH % On
81 ih'uum. ni' -
',''' ~ 10y n cue ihA diiIa l9'saf' IL 10
'"''n lN IRA" my ianing, aud MY Npfk al
','t' description dhiiN it'sou.. 10 90
tN, ,,,,',, ,'''"' 'n7.
'u'n "n account al nhsenef, e''srl m eam' al IN
","'W'h .,
M'''. i''u' l' lI o"" aN'ls
WI WI. - nH'Hrfd hh growing conlelion olthr
nrt,,,I , l ',' H. H. ZEN, - ll,asa' IA ~ 'nfnlli9s
N,,"' t.,", ''l 'h To- ! a'aah, eh.h' 81 hsif pupils
~ ,'". ivy IL" " -"''' 'Fa'l'- 81 asumiha4 IN lheid
] % ,,"'ts a"l ',,' a5 ms incl I'll that n
aa "s ,, a 4"%@f'o"s @nsh tn ioe. trps 10 hci.
@ 'n4 H' ' h' zs" ana faeh'y With winch thy ul
" 4" Wv, .
l. .,,I n mem u', ''nllt as heah'i' an tafeial
W. 1' 'oa,. pn iie l'asu' e ihe'f A4sie
''!T ,voL m1llih sihei at atae or III lhen
| nv ,''l ',h ~ "lp, '".' I''lihols ana no "nnS
, Nv, =, pa, u i' II ''si 'Ns'lt ,f'n hear IL
Lotion "i"" Ut presence oi "hr oil trln iiaanieft do
! 4. n -, ii, !. - ~ ee'iA a'ahtoh
proper niniscn', eh.e'lnlt accorded tic hoarsfs
i | , , ~ -i".'.an7 "la ~. "inih+h' TIM hr-
/ ,,,a ,.',, / I, , - 'n 'T' nav aee.-s
bi I @ III, ~ 'a,s' ,ne mot p'ai,-
I -, w - 'i' 'i'o '"lhI an ilohliiled
, , ', "n' ~ ~ ',ao'f'i'h Pt"nn"'alIol'
Irnh NH ,,i, ,,! i !" "'s 'a'''s us N''i>
..,',, =. ~ 49, ~ - h"'' instantly assn-
/ In ia, .,n., f NJ, u IN r. MN III. i',' =
S,I XXX ~ , "" MN ''t In prosecuted III IN :
- ~ ,,' " ,. -, ,'o i a' '"''ese instruction.
mem, e IN" mo- l' " =, an 'lsoa'osf-
oai 'i n ' i.ip'-'' y, go9 ", '"hs'a nnn hhi III
I, V ] v va 1'' ! 9s, lana, an all metallic
~, i,''I ~ M = III, lalhs '.efH "o'h
| nuna n,,. irnu, , ,-,a,,, can, ~. ,,,,,, -, ~
mlv thrnue hon, lin. ,,eoiio, nb. ,nlarss m, ,,,, -
Jul, mi hu.u-t.
In tu institution high d,s,r, e Importance i attached IL
cul,lr and ln.,nr, ns,1rt,an The piaroi 5s,' hI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

Tn Brehtr Es.--ln Hebron, .. there are two SIS
ters one o whom, Is years al age, weighs two hun
bred aud eighty ponnds-thc other is II years OF
&c and weighs dtrec hantited ard rrcnfp ponnds'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
y A5iiISGroN, An.

W A5HiNG TON, aug -
RAnnoau .tQaptST.--Aa express reached tI'
Railroad office IN tlis city on Saturday Last, apou
noun bringing the distressing rcp~It that the cars
while on Their WAY from Baltimore, had got Oh the
ok about three nll,s tfomhr depot and that sc'c-
raj oi The pssena ef. KILLED, and many others Sc
.erey Injured. In consequence OF tins inorinali"h'
Dr. Lindsey. some other members Of the profession,
aud number Of our citizens hastened to the scene OF
the disaster. mhen are happy 10 state, they found
that. although there was indeed oycrturn Of the
locomotive aud the baggage car, the passenger cars
had moi been ol crd of thu track. had any of the
passenpefs been the slightest degree injured. We
ne sorry however lcarn that the engineer Ilar-
mar Drlanon, severely although not dangerous
" injured. Il seems that, when the locomotive ran
of the track, the engineer pitched considerably
'ormar aud that he Struck by the tender some
Of tie ion iaihn. attached TO the locomotive, upon
tie chest, aud under the le ann, where he felt very
acute pam. lie was, moreover. apparently a good
deal Injured Internally h, the 1t is, how
e,er. hoped and believed by the lh>stcian that he
Will recover III the course OF few DAYS We I'M
t!etsiand that the locomotive much damaged :
So i the baggage car The passenger sustained
no injury. II Is pleasing To learn that no blame is at
iaclled 10 HE engineer. Ii seems that the railway
N the point l,efe tie acci1rit occurred,
properly fixed IT having been forced about three
quarters inch from It's ilel track. The railway
IS upon III eeson OF about three feet here the 10
comet ge aas oee Hfrned II II he tine. as we were
assured Is several ot the passengers, that the track,
out ol order, and require to be put in safe coudi
non hop that not an hour will be lost IN giving
the entire lne from THIS etvlo baltimore thorough
md clfcctnll revision. Nat. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

be Story.-fhe Manchester Nirsmian gives this
story OF the busy bee
\ gentleman OF This town, on Saturday last. took
tom Two hives about ,wcny five pounds of honey,
Win. lac placed IN Dishes IN an upper room OF his
dwelling, with the windows up, in order to let the
bees escape which we're on it. The morning they
were found be collected IN considerable numbers
removing the hone and before they could be e>pel-
led Which done n ct arms, they had succeed
ded IN carrying OH Tire whole. Thus, III the short
space at two hours, and we are 'redbly informed
they were MOI engaged at it greater length OF time,
thty had carried away about twenty-five pounds OF
honey The gentleman has but SIN hives on hls
premises THIS affords oi the most singular in
stances recotd OF tue industry Of the houcv bee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

states that se,cd nfthe men Of The eifruni-
TO this ship deserted -.-n along the eoasi, aud
stance ed for tier direction. hs fol
f2 per ms-riiE ~ OF ilsin sere eaptur III hoat.
lpss,frec preventive ofitrrs. fhc, assert tlraf he
usage on DO ,fj hsne yes bal. tier r,.a,pu for
desc'tug Another man ll-a dgsefi.1 from The sllip
with 5000
ALGfEE&
lc,r frum Boua. 81 the i Iuls. stats III
on the 10Th Juie. CUlune Dduser. commander ri
the came At IhehHa. made sail, il ibr heai oflft
Troops he could dispose Of. Tho troop, il,l with
some groups Of Arb cayilr, and infantry the,
cau'n 10 aslluu Nd the carlne afof having lost
,.-i .a.a d.pti,.i :; al d..estio=.s. The French
inr' fyrr men MIDI - -. .Po'. az .shf.a "opa-
del Ihs Itl,'I bows fLat \ lm-, /, dues r.
'hlnh Of i,sinn'ug. l. O, ,#ud ihar l. las le..aao
Inrn under arms. Bpecad had published on the
goth l"ur AZ w.. head fuAfs.ts At ofln frocalaa.
non, ~ which he aunaan u that t4e county VII
completely plriG,d.
LIZ rNroor. s4hi Jnt-rhe import Of Cotton
,incr our last, 18th inst has bren lfee. exceeding
$4,000 bales, and nearly al from tie /. States aud
h~ demand during tiils nnie having bren rather Ian
:ur. prices have drclmr41 per Ii m III descriptions.
q mon reduction thc 10y 4aaa.s are Try dull.
IN" Sil'S Tor the "ara eHaud 2lst llsi wee 7.00O
bales OF which n = Ncrr I bland At u "a: 556o
'rleans ~ i3a;4d. audasao Alabama aud AIohile n
8; 81 per TO- Ga ~turasi, thr I'D lsi. tie hn>l.
IuS> WIS 1900 q 200u tairs. The ecnciil elrctlou
ION pending wIN hayr caused SUING interruption Ia
'us,urss the L.t Low da,s liz siock ri Gofon ~
las port Is c>uuatcd Al ..equoo baee el winch .Go
200 d, American
Tupcntu" /, ia l1u d,naad al r,tl,r beitei plz
.cs about 300 hr> have been suld tie pat ne,k 1T
los Tor ut'uur, up Ia To- I'D a 10 II pr cw1. t1f
'rlnr new. Tar may be quoted 81 l., pen btl. \
an ,.trnt "t huS,uc,. his been dp IL n lobl eco
Iucr our last. at steads ptlcrs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

ifop .H,J,mchtS.-O,d,I have been received at
ST LOUIS to,n the Sccr,ttr, of War, oi the second
regiment al Dragons to leave that place the lst Of
SrflerHber r'Nt lur Pallal,asscc IN FloIida. The
"firr' al>o dn'cl rhat the troops and horses shall be
t,ten b> iu1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

We iina the following announcement in n late
number oi the Missouri Tele lrapi--" Married At
CarsvIc, in this State, on the Oh ult. Mr.. w iliam
SaNan, aged q. tn Miss Enor Z. Carr. aged e..
THIS lad, Is the principal owner of the beautiful
village IN winch she resides. She WAS about marry
lua the father oil he, present husband, when he was
CARVED by accident, leaving a boy. then quite an
niaat, to her special protection. Thus rh'd is nov
her happy parnsl, with Il prospect ola long enjoy
mrnt ri the kindness ol his generous brnclactrc>s.
Happiness attend them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

DR.. Kinney, q Manchester, Miss was rccentlv
1af.l ri ), NJ Eercr~, II Nt-,o. Who vas hc,'f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

\ friend Of this gentleman, in Boston ,,1,
ssd the subjoned note to the Editor of IN. H,.,'
las, winch has been, with somcw hat of ca
pied into the Richmond Enquirer, compl,nn, ~ :"
had unfairly represented the course Of NJ, :,
tue ''' e'e'.lo"eef'ns canvass in Mississippi, j. >
ference 10 National Bank:
~ he E}ifor ofHc TIL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-25

n chance for the Yankees. The Postmaster
General odyertiscs that he will give premi-
um of 5000 each for the best models, as fol-
lows:
let. A vehicle close, strong, and water
proof, in ,ido exclusively Tor carrying mails on
the large routes to be locked also contain.
ing box, readily accessible to the driver,
close, strong and water proof, in which the
way mails may be put and locked up. Pre-
ference will he given to one so constructed
that nothing (besdo the mails) but few
pounds of baggage can be carried.
I'd. A vehicle embracing an apartment SUI
ficiont TO contain six passengers and no more
a separate apartment Tor the large u S. mail
close, strong and water proof, TO be locked up
box for way mail MS above; and all TO be SC
CONSTRUCTED that nothing can be carried except
The mails, Elk passengers aud ordinary bag
gage.
The models must be delivered Mt tho Pos
Office Department, Warrington, by The 20il
May, and tho premiums will be pOid on tn,
LIST Of June.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-25

final samaiiOn-pi si Grmis Week before
last somewhat ludicrous scene was witness
sed at the PARK, New York. Fat Justice
Boodgood had just remanded to prison for
further examination negro, claimed as a
slave, and when tho man was brought out OF
court by tho officers, multitude Of blacks at
tempted o rescue him, In the melee the hon.
Judge himself took part, with an ardent de-
sire no doubt TO yiRdicate tho majesty Of the
law. While valiantly fighting against The res
Gus, he was most lovingly grasped around the
neck by the arms OF Swapping negro wench,
and at the same instant black fellow seized
him by the heels. The laws of gravllalioH
being entirely superior to the eIpounder oithe
laws Of the state, he was forced 10 succurb
and down went Bloodgood and backcy, roll
hing upon the pavemenl-now Pellon npo'
Ossa, and now Ossa upon Pelop. The Judg'
came or yictorjn The end, and the wenOh' Prls
onor, and several of the ssssiao's we're ares
tod and imPri' onee.