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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21

TnE GR,yE.-llow little reflection
| is expended upon, Yet how much il
Icalled for by the grave, rs The lowli.
est hillock that is piled over the lev
bosom, by the grassicst hollow that
has sunk with the Wondering bones
Of a fellow creature! And in this
narrow haven rots the bark that has
ploughed the snrgcs of the grea, vi.
tai ocean in this little den, ths, the
thistle can overshadow in days
growth, and the molewarp undermine
IN m hour Of labor, is crushed a spirit
that could cnthrall world, and dare
even contest with destiny! How
little it speaks for the value Of the
existence, which man endures so ma.
ny evils TO prolong; how much il re-
duces the significance Of both the
pomp and Indebtedness Of being. re-
ducing all its vicissitudes into the in.
Idlstingulshable identity which infinite
distance gives 10 the stars,--a point
without parallex, n speck, an atom.
Such Is liie--the gasp OF child that
inspires the air Of existence but
once--a single breath breaihed from
eternity. But the destiny that comes
behind us--obivionl 1t 10 not c.
noneh that we moralize upon the e.
quality Of the sepulehrc; that the
rich man, whose soul is 10 the osten-
tation Of a marble palace, and hi,
heart in the splendor Of a feast,
should consider how small a pit must
content him, or that the proud, who
boast their 'pre-emiconce above the
beasts should know that the shaggy
Icarcase and the lawn shrouded corse
must latten the earth together. We
shorld teach our vanity the lesson OF
humiliation that is afforded by the
lgrave; ncglecilng the mighty maui
soleums of those marvellous spirits
which fame has rendered immortal,
we should turn to the nameless tombs
Of the million, and in their deserted
obscurity, discover the feeble hold
which wc ourselves must have upon
earth and the memory Of men,
Friendship iorgets what the devour.
ing earth has claimed; and even en-
unity ceases at last TO remember tho
resting place Of foe. Love our.
selves as we may, devote our afec'
tons to others as we can, yet mus
our memory perish with us in thu
grave. DR. Ban.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21

~ NHs NiiHHai i'sla He F.HAsh'
have feItits. even fs ~ mts
msni y We haipa " y Peysf.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21

Distressing Acot' nt.--On the even.
ing Of the ist inst. Mr.. Josiah Black
well, Of Madison, 81. Francis county,
while returning from the poll TO his
residence was thrown from his horse,
ard SO severely injured THAI he died
The nett day. lie was an estimable
man, good citizen.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21

character e. tie f.iaHsshfsfsttlh# vi
lhs OFF,, md Il shau.j h. shf.ttsINt.
an stsff hsaft iis thti etlsh hst
pfHff SIMPLE oflams H,afvhfh
hta f'iei Ne historic pages Niih great
hHnts.anl ihs risiandm.iiafy vHfia.
nat which has htm thfa mee from
bhfbafism. dfash ihs vel lWm ssi
snee, mod developed We wohlef0Hs
powers " nature. Il makes men
great anl mlkta men tieh FIRST vt
llsi' Il hllhas success. Without it.
Wcb.let would hive lgea 4 New
Hampshire awvcaf, Tom Twin, d
buckeye salt hurehabd Zen fmnk.in
e ioufueyman pgtuipa W huut III.
Demo themes would hive staumsrcd
nn 90 liz mate, and Cottnn'tus died
e common .oldiet ShakspeBr would
hnss been shot ,ur puathiug Pope
dleds s''inl tpe -l,o zoe lived sclIing
beer "by hc Hn ly'-oud Ron1paflc
have gone ont Of he world aCorcan
bully. With u, each one ha. not on.
" done much good for himself, much
Tor his day generation but much for
thc world IA the part, the prs.nt, and
future.
Energy Of character viii do tho
same thing for any man IN a small
way that it has done for those. Give
the l.-ysr energy Of character, and
he will succeed az the bar without "a.
lent 1t is The secret by which TIE
merchant, the artist, the scholar and
the mechanic, srriye atdsinction and
wealth. If they fail once, they try
again; no contrary winds bear them
down:or, If down, they will not stay
down. Tn. man who has energy of
character will rise in spite of fortune
and IN spite of opposition. Give a
man energy, and he iSs made man,
puthim where You will. 1t is this
fact that gives us confidence that the
American People will rise from their
present depression as soon as the blast
has blown over that threw them
down. In defiance of su5.treasuricS,
suspensions, bad currency, and every
other evil that malice and ignorance
en- fix upon them, the people Of this
country have energy enough for U.s..
and to prosper. tie who gives up in
dispair, and cut. away the sheets Of
his canvass, because he finds contra
ry winds in his passage, IS but poor
navigator.-LouiSritle Gc@ctte.
The VermontLe legislature assembled
at Montpelier, Oct. II. Norman VIII
iams Wing was chosen Secretary Of
the Senate, and Solomon Foot Wing
Speaker Of the House by LAT out OF
22l votes. On canva,sing the votes
for Governor and Lieut.. Governor, the
present Executive, his excellency, ST.
las II. Jannison, was found TO have
25.73S sat of 43,969, the whole num-
Der polled, giving him splendid wing
majority over all other candidates OF
9.2si-the Lieut.. Governor, David
NJ. Camp, nearly the same. So much
Tor loco foco toryism in the Green
Mountain State.-lcrgennes T,rmoa,-
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21

AsorHEa SLAYER CApruREp.- The
brig Pastora, OF New Orleans, from
Havana, reports two English vessels
Of war at that port, one Of which had
captured a SLAYER with $50 slaves, and
sent them to Jamaica.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21


FaftFasI ss8ssm
M s #HA HaHAH
" iHs# hff 49,
81 AZ tHIllsiss sid
H#sifi 49, ssslas as8
Hsf4 ~ hH wis = asi -
2 t h Nr ~ ~ - afm 80
ftlfsa ai. 4sd utfssi pgya -.
if liHf she sassts aa1 asse.a.l
'eas "a saffapi Fflas sAlL.fsa
tslHHhnlsff
alh. Hssissd. That a. pssessA
inRs u lhls meeting r. sessl ~ -
'haiiinsu, sltAisfslgnsa ~ ~ Sc.
ltfsff, aad pa'slsa IA lhe illsfs.
lA'aif k'rh'sl Adsecals. uiih \ -.
Guest thai paptfs wiling la 4ssas
e0ss 'hs public mlnI IA IL fsIa Agih
tide ihs a'ss Hight Party y Ami,s
have been glaesd 10 " certain ns.
ffpfesshflis and disvfgAaialas lfihr
So ingefllhs sAme.
maiuu, TIE meeting Adjourned.
DAVID rLMIlIE, Chairman.
JAaagf CAsf1s. Secretary
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21


Barbarify Of Imprisonment for Debt.
Some years since, young man by
the name of Brown, was cast into the
prison Of this city for debt. His man
Iners was very interesting. His fine
dark eyes beamed SO much intelligence
his lively countenance expressed so
much righteousness, that was indu-
Iced, contrary to my usual rule, TO seek
his acquaintance. Companions in
misery, we soon became attached TO
each other.
Brown was informed that one Of
his creditors would not consent to
| his discharge; and he had abused him
very much, las is usual in such cases.
and made solemn oath to keep him
in jail "tH he ro,ed." | watched
Browns countenance, when he recei-
we'd This information; but whether il
was fancy or not, cannot say, but ]
thought | saw the cheering spirit Of
hope in that moment desert him for.
ever.
Nothing gave Brown pleasure bu
the daily visit Of his amiable wife. BY
the help Of a kind relation, she was
enabled TO give him sometimes soup
and fruit; and every day, clear orstor
my, she visited the prison, to cheer
the dropping spirits Of her husband
She was uncommonly pretty. She
seemed an angel, administering con
ISOLATION to a man about 10 converse
with angels.
One day, the hour Of one o'clscl
passed, and she came not. Brown
was uneasy. Two, three and fou
passed. and she did not appear. Brow
wasdistracted. Amessenger arrive
: Mrs. b. was very dangerously i'll, an
) supposed to be diving in a convulslv
lit. As soon as Brown received thl
f. Inflammation, he darted TO the doc
5 with the rapiditg Of lightning. Th
/ inner door was open; and the lailor
5 who had just let some one in, was cl
e sing it. aud Brown passed yioleptl
0 through it. The jailor knocked hn
e down with a massy iron key whicd b
d1held in his hand; and Brown was ca
: ried back, Ifeless and covered wlI
: blood 10 his cell.
FL Mrs. Brown died; and her husban
s was even denied the sad privilege
/, closing hereyes. lie fingered for son
/. time; ill at last no called me one da
b and gaz.d on me. While faint sn.l
$ played upon his lips, he said; he bell
l. we'd death was moro kind than i
!. creditors. After few conyulsi'
S struggles. he expired.
r Legislators and saees Of AmerIe
u yermit me to ask you. how much be
= eft has that creditor derived from u
i. ,impasoane as aud consequent dea
3, ,ofsn amiablo man, IN the bloom
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21

DEBATING ScrNE.-Mr. president,
the question to be excused is this:-
Are ardent spirits a benefit to the
whole inhuman race, or is it notl--
Now I, Mr.. President contends that
theyis. Only look sir, a; our noble
ancestors in future years; they lived
to a most numerous agei
Pro.-bir. President, | stand here
and contend against my adversary,
that ardent spi is is radically bene-
fciol to mortality. How many thou
sands are going ahead every day az
some grunl enterprise stimulated
through hexeriion by this very KIND
.of spirits. How many generations
Of Young men do we see every day
rising up around rs Ike the hoo'i'n,
smoke ascending from tar ki''
even before bread came into vogue !,
Ii the gentleman eau now piroces"
with all these facts staring him "
the face. | lee TO close M arssns"
boston P.sa
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21
Sept. 70, 1855. lat
FER u ROLLINS,

sept. 70, 1855. Ia If
FER & ROLLINS,
AND coUNsELLoRs AT LAW,
ss'0a, Mississippi,
Y associated themselves in
factice Of their profession
attend to all business entrus
care.
0, l83s.-i4-if.
LzANDER ID. EWING
MS his professional servi-
vac people Of Canton and
v Office on the South
Pank.
e y, 1898. l4-tf
PiRaTORS NOTICE
' T will appnar be
Probate court OF Madison
'as 9TH Monday ofOciebeI
lse final settlement rs nd
~ Sarah Slocomb deceas
III those interested in IT,,
" SAID estate can attend
ID. SiOOMB.
q. Administrator
~ iejS. k2sw
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21
] NOTICE.

NOTICE.
esigned having compile.
fge brick WAREHOUSE
ION SHED, are prepa
Cotton and other articles
their care en- the most
erms.
at oil times keep a supply
and Rope, Kentucsg lin
aas for the accommcda-
friends and customers.
.PlN, WATT & Co.
!, Sept. I, 1888. [l4-6t
COTTON PRESS.
scrlber takes this method
ming the pubic thai the
OrTON PRESS in the
ksburg, will be in full ope-
E first day of October
prepared to receive and
thirty thousand bales Of
en- hundred bales can be
per day; and he will ship
to any point desired by
II. WASHINGTON.
n!chesteY Wing, Canton
Elngton Standard, and Gre
I'M xr,.iIA -ll. Al
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21

y letters mtd Be PAID, OF
J be attended TO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-08

Reported Tor suit' We iud the following. One
sum for s6G24 20, for S30,6ll ca, aud. an &C
count ei indian school fund. "a special deposiie We
suppose) tie of s5gs 81.
The following sums, II IS stated, had been ordered
10 be deposited IN banks. One sum due 9Th May,
1887, OF ST s6o 20, Que Of 1907 80. due 30lh
June. 1851; Que OF se0,l95 l.. due 2!si August.
1897 and one Of Sll.7G2 50. due 20 h February,
1887. The orders 10 leposite appear never have
been Complied with. We find thn sum Of 81 1917
30, due from the estate Of deceased Iecrt.f. whose
" adnssiraiol bad been dire ted 10 lay the amount
We fad also due. lie Sjls 6l. sli6 81, 81. II. aud
$3.50 81 against winch remarks are made.
Ia the same list find the follow my: i" \. w.
Jones. L. :. Marshal. VI s>ouri. SA,7Ij - IN sui
The aggregate sums gwen N the report under the
two heads Of Collectors and Receivers, slated Is due
tfou them, amount 10 some millions. The rrms
We have gwen above, amount TO more than ar hun
drcd Hoasaad lotla,s "a Tie space q tiro gefs ony
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-08

IRE broke out IN Peter sburg on THURSDAY
moinlue, between and o'clock, in confectionery
store adjoining the sendue office OF Mr.. rownes on
sycamore street, and WAS not subdued until IL had
destroyed lnur or five l"nements. Mr. Tow. o,'
store was saved with spmr difficulty. TheteBenlents
destroyed were not valuable, and Will doubtless be r.
placed b, buildings be,r adapted the clgitile TO.
srtUJ winch ll.cy OCCUPIED.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-08
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-08

THE WESTERN FRON lER-Onse Ldi-
ahS-By the ll,nulbd Commercial Advertiser. Of
tie lsih instant, We leuu that band Of about one
huWdt o,aSe lHdaa Warriors nave made another
descent upon tHr h,leS, and ne committing cut.
RACES on llior s'oeh in Van Baren cultits. 1t is
thought the militia Will acan have to be ord .r,
q" for tle purpose ol ezneae Them from the STATE.
-. Ioys Hallcfn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-08
|. RON / FLORIDA.

" t gne the sai jpt,ed news, word and letter, lust
Is We received II. I'd cn,u4h ~ II j., all We can
hope Is Hat The uext uunf WI not ilabe an>
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-08

se,t.eu ,th. ell, epon the Srcreia, Of the Treas
NV TO seicci bsks mo will b. willing give all the
sod 10 the general government which Vas GivcE by
the late I'M eel SIalrs auk and provides also that
dertsiHrs may lie Drawn H. specie.
sections aud Say tbs, 10 bank employed Il
deposile balk shall be discontinued rs a deposlie
baGk or have tie pabhc funas silhdnHn except for
reasons specified Al scoliea which rreserbes the
tetlns Il on whcAiIt public money shall be feceis-
ed.
Tie older sections provide that The Secretary OF
the Treasury slml select sreh banks q. shall DO all
~ then pow,t aiod he relief 10 the gene.
government as vic afforded Is the late hank or ilie
Tuned States, and the lsc dephsi,ors oi the Cuited
States.
Thslil >Iali as b. iht daf, Q. lie Sre,ot,ry ol
lie Treasury n or1r collateral aud additional Sc
cuHy hion thsl ~ his estimation be sufi Gent 10
I've 1nd5uLied security for all the sums dcposite !
N.ih tie banks account oi ihe gO'ernneni. hat
tle Secretary # thc Treasury ,hail also have IN
Jua!ffd evidence al the snTeuoy ot the banks en-
po, ed rs dcuosjtoIies aud also. that they sbd b.
able 10 comply With tie terms Of the government
aud tn rerfprn ali HER engagements.
That tic banks selected rs repositories shall not
have The public fl1s taken from them. or be disc on
luue1. without Violating the terms OF contract or un-
les. the Secretary of the Treasury shall give fan facts
ior Withdrawing tie public dcpostes. Deposltrs
may be Withdrawn and repositories discontinued
Whenever specie payments refused on demand. or
Tor ias!ue to comply With all the terms ol lie
law.
Settemenrs are IL be made yseegly with all Opposite
bdnbs. and ans tl0np--rreate nut'ers eAceY'ed--
whlrilr.lalc 10 tl' aitail, ot the i}aik.
The Secretary 81 lie Treasaf. !, also required Ia
induce tie Dep,,sle B,uLs 10 have somr mutual
agreements AMI possible, teee'0 each oihc's uole7
~ spefi".
Ad4oe, ,o the l,cocral Goteluracli must be + ii
IA 2a. anj sascr IA 'll,,saa notes, u II notrs q
,Qeslr pay ur Blol.s.
~ Que ven The pcio-I,e Banks must not sue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-08

f,gl.riag EyJfdii9a once tporc-Wr learn from
a,lston lll a last effort progress 10 set tins
expedition of. Capt. Gtegofy--a,snisdly a most
competent officer is to have thr command he
squadron is 10 consist ot tie wv" sloors oi war In
cen and Pc0toek lie store sinp heltet nd s.hI de-
IRE. Neither the two iin,ot5 brlgs. noi the sclif
PieBeer built expressly urthe expedition. At an 40
rre.ate c%psEse OF about = 6u, 900 is 10 20
Il, IS supposed, Capt. Gre -ory has accepted tit
command We think kiiaw cnunsh OF lIs mtnlrr
OF Doing things 10 venture OF SAYING he will pretty
soon pash OF. " l. -i"cfca'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-08

El,rpo,diaary Ca. i Poisoning Tie Rankin
tOil.al Argus contains narrative OF me r1'soh'pg
on 9Iod inst 81 tie Whole fiin,l, OF a Dr. Helm oil
Sprineboroueh. BY means oist>cntc introduced mo
de- Ian, n,rd At supper. The Doctor. his WIFI
tour sons l,om Toto years 81 age, nephew, asso-
;.ta with his uncle IN the practice oil III sdcine,
III .a,zt after tire meal win severe tnIi'Iis and
the burning sensation VI ,eh denotes ihe acIIoh oi
.rsrnic.-Ony one of the suherrs, thid-'it'r
beinr apparent, eorvalesecni-dcd.
Tie horror of al tins Is. that previous attr'nr
had been made the lives al this iaily by poison
g The mad used ia the househod--and even " ilile
he pby and neighbors had gathered irtlr the
country round fcli,sc The sufferers OH the se'ond
oasou, other attempts "cie made one ny rot
sesing tie watrroftLe vel. aud another b, ifcdu
cue arsenic sonie h6nifF. 10 effect the dal1h
Cd purpose Ry The fsl oitcs", one oi the attend
ms physiclus Vas severely nauaeai.d; by the ses
oad Ill who paftooh Of the AoniiGy weie moe or ss.
affected.
Chemical ANALYSIS detected nscnic IN I cream,
aud IN the stomach Of Tie bo, that died.
Not the least conjecture could be formed to the
mysterious aud iiend like author oitliese crimes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-08

Nota,aher20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28
From Me Boston Daiiu 7imss.

Greet Failure in .Niic York. The New York
papers Of the l7th and 18th, bring intelligence
that the extensive Banking house Of Messrs J. L.
and s. Joseph g. Co stopped payment on Friday
The news created great excitement and alarm 10
Wall street, and caused an almost entire suspense
of business. Stocks immediately fell from 3 to 10
per cent, ard the whole financial operation OF tho
city we're thrown into complete disorder and conf.
sion. The failure was occasoned by the s,oppnge
Of the houses Of Herman g. son Herman g. Brgg'
and ", b-''-'e a. Go, OF fNuw oiIeanr, whose iu.
billties were held by the Messrs Josepl,s TO the ,
mount OF twelve hundred thonsanI dollars. Tia
news reached Philadelphia on Tuesday. md NJ.
Bddle, knowing how extensively ihs Messrs Jc.
Gephs were interested. Immediately forwarded them
an offer Of $1,000 00) on satisfactory securily.
The managers Of several Of the bnnkiop instiln,or,
in New York held consultation upon the stbiec,
aud agreed to loan them from l. to q 500 OO0
to enable them 10 meet their engagemen,s Thee
Facts being made known to the Messrs Josopr
they at once determined to go on, and n bulletin
appeared IN Wall street on Friday evening ahnoua
clng that they should resume payments on Sa,ur
Day morning. meeting Of their friends. how
ever, was subsequently, held and they were o..
gently advised 10 defer the resumption of business
until some further advices should be received from
the south, az the express mail Of Saturday wasc.
pectcd to bring more definite and satisfactory in.
telligence. Up to IL NJ, on Saturday, il was con
fdenl! believed that they would recommenoo b.
sIness on Monday. (this day. bot at The time d
the boats leaving. q p NJ, it was rumorcd h
The suspension would continue for the pre.eGl
/ whether this last iumor was occssoned by he
receipt of further intelligence from the south, d
not known.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28

,h,.esrs be Secl.f~s himself of the hed. Such
"a, 4. the ,entimeut OF Nr Rtcs snd, ~ coafse,
Al lear q eA.hiac sad contention. which The
Nt,rs hsve heea ~ solio,,oos TO Get up. may sea
sanstiy b. renewed
upoa toe shove. tie National Iaiegsacer re-
msft'i
Sor.s ohe-lig snnouneed tla' neither Mr.
R.ftor not Nf Rl,cs niesns 20 'n'cr The hrd a.
g,n,., Mr. Vsu Buren,. Not having seen any who're
,nrpestlrn ~ any such intention GA the rei OF
IF, Rive. Ne regard this disrlsimcr - te'ng ru'
t, for Sir Benton oulv. Mr. Riycs hrrg rrudu-
eed like the gardeners son At ihe lodge "ild"s)
ost "fsr ,rmme'ry" Mf Benton, however II IL
e,risiq. Is wiling TO ws.t. tbs " nlar"soiuout.
TIE n,odcsiy 81 the decision cannot iaIl 10 be up
pfcris'cl. both by Mr Nas Buren AMI by The 2oo-
lie. II mu.. be particularly gSa'c'ul 10 toe Editor
# tho Enquirer. who may now hang up h4s srmS
flr olpM yrars, pc feoiiy secure, wiHst fepas'ug
pnop hi. lanfcl-. that. whatever may BE- the p.anF
Of ,be ,cheapg Hiig., tie integrity Of E' party
- rendered scruro By the generous fof5earanoe OF
Mr Benton. who. 1t appears, personally made kho'rn
10 sac editor # be EnquUcr hrs determination Ia
run against the incumbent, should lie, some four
.-srs. be agaiuA candidate Tor The Presidency.
Otaeular disclosures like ibis of the intentions "l
our great men are c1ouch to fOl the parry wish
the h,eics, satisfaction. We Nat for more oi
ih,m.
Can he editor Of The Enquirer inform rs, for
exam. r., how long tie present harmonious accord
ia the Cabinet Is like to last
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-28

LitnS'ee P'yeriag. An examination ofs w.
man on charge Of shop-lihng, took poco a, Nc'
bedford last week The retail merchants had Ios
iaFge quantities of goods, aud on Friday a Sbef'
Vas dlrccte! 10 the house Of Mr. James Svf
with authority to search for veil which one
the daughters had stolen. He entered the dgt
Ing aud made known biz business, when the f,m'g
solemnly declared there was no such piece Of goct'
10 lhelr possession ; but IN being assured b. lR
sherif that tho thief had been detected In tskinc
the article. and that The house would be Uearcis
u II was not forthwith given up, it wos brouea
forward. delivered up and oil expenses paid. T.
success ~ tins case induced other merchants 10 To-
sutuie rearch tor their goods. AccordInplylg
Sherhs, %iih power Of warrant, went 10 tho ho9.
about y o'clock oh that evening snd commence
lher searching operations. In the chambers YER
i'und sundry chests. trunks ard drawers filled w.t
ne" goods Which had not yet been unfoded e.
iron when the private marks of The merchss'i
bad not been removed. The annunciafion ofnt
discovery on the following morning. called al ne
merchants IN town To the spot, and from iwenr 70
thirty o. hem recognized their good. there. Ttsr
was almost every style # dry goods. together
shoos, pms, crockcry ware DC all Of which il
oeon taken by stealth from the counters and slel,a
81 the merchants. and ~ach cannot amount 10 20
aggregate 20 less than one thousand dollars.
Boz lhe "or'i If The story is yet To be told. IT,
i'm"y hsYe hitherto been considered poor. b., Re
fpeciabio and It would seem from the e,iJepa
mat the principal puferers were the motbe, o..
youngest daughter, who had been taught TO i'''
every Thing she could log her hands on without o.
'eeilon. from The siores-yes. the mother had .
sally Instructed the daughter 10 The business. 6
'ng 10 NE shops with her and showing her ho" 70
si'a. The daughter. who IL about IL yesr 4"
sgs ass need o. states evidence aud the nsh'@
10 "h'ch she told her story 10 the court lef -
doubt Of is truth She told where nearly ever
arlcle e'ne from. The punishment gill pfobssi
tall ~aefe u belongs-pPon tho moiher--wh2 c.
cisTes TIA, abe never should have eoue 70 tbs D.
lof nor iniewpthDes "a es'ing 0Plim.- Bass'
3 Tina.