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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13
NENENAL nRnEH-
I'D u0'1Tl1., lnh Dlg r n.

ne "oVsfnof q Pennsy lvania has is.
sued BIS order 20 the Militia 10 hold them.
selves IN readiness. At momeor. va,n.
'"g' 70 ASSIST ihe civil authorities IN sup.
pressing instruction, ADD ia executing tie
IA~" - 'hefe - strong reason Ia 90.
pre- hend a necessity lor Tho use Of Militia
force for such purpose. I do hereby order
we first Battalion q Cumberland cousty
volunteer. 70 bold themselves in resdi.
asss to sssemble. in parade order. on one
hours notice, wi,h arms and aceouiremeots
10 good oTaer, and each man provided
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

Two more iai,reRipg letters from Tive We
making SIX ~ all received lately from DISTANT
subscribers. There about ssyfvrY a.ii .lue ~.
Who will b. the next io send a. similar glad
udings'
"C'atNwtfr. 1ihnosl Nrv on.
"GgNrt r,tS -Erciosel you have a F'ire pa'.
lar biil. u ihr Farmer' Bank 81 yiyna. ps.s.
BE az Lyoehbuf- Witch wH' pty my sub--ng-
TN 20 the Vrz'nia Frcc Fie,- li Jaa4ar, e~ri
Respectfully, your, b. Bs.. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13
cOmmnNTs ON Tuu mnssAoD

The labor 81 lhe Message seems "a be-
70 prove TIA, al at home q. partcol,rl,
prosperous: which purpose ae should not.
Perhaps. object 10, % Ne we're not asked.
a." 10 take u upon ia.ih that the root
oi I'll t''i' property 81 home o. a. be-
'.onghtiof and found % tie proiuudiiy 81
'he vision ant forecast OF the present
and last Administration The - taxing
too seFcfo,y The public credHliiy and good
nature. u 40 are not a ruined nsi,on
We m0-i hank Providence fof u. asd not
The visdom Of either ike present or The
Ia.i Administration. We lh4ye escaped
what might have been the fatal conss.
quences 81 their presumption and iafatua.
hon and That . the best We can consci-
enliously ssy lor ihem.-.Nal LaI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

We Learn That on Saturday evening a
sailor IN state OF in,oS'caiion. was lying
asleep on The raj! roa! track which passes
through Fleet street. when one Of the
evening train OF cars fer Philads uhia pass.
cd over him, se,ering his body snd kill
ING iii'n instantly. A. It was very dark he
Sas no, seen by The driver.
n !in0-, .I..trisaa, Fl T.r-l-y f..i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

y moro diaoolicsl attempt To commit
a double murder has never perhaps been
recorded upon the anusls of crime than
VA made by wrctched creature named
W 'il's'n Anderson, Icsiding near George:
town, who. while under Tho exciting in .
ii1enoe OF liquor, attempted 70 murder
h'' wife md mother, bat while d,awing
the pistol from his pocket. for iha, avowe q
purpose. i, acciden,ly discharged, the con
ten,s Of which entered The abdomen OF
the wre,ched man and caused instant
death G.org,!ou. .?ar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

At meeting OF the Van Buren, member. a.
The s'a'e Of GEORGE, he'll a. Mlrdgcs.llo On
The '!d oil. ions Foss.ra was nominated rs
candidate Tor ilc Office OF Vice President OF ii,e
uni'ei States ni the next national election An
attempt TO bolster up the sinking popularity q
Mr.. Van Burcn IN tle South.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

SaLr or DvpirAn CATTLE We learn
that ilrNnY Cay, j.. E.q. has sold his
imported shor. horned Durhsm COW, Pm.
ceSs, 10 JouN and RicuARD ALLry. E.G,..
OF this county. for S2DJ): the hiyhes,
rrice over gwen toE cow IN the Unite i
States.
Attic sale Of TroMAs SMITH. ESQ.
last week, the improved short horned
Duchnm calf Grcwenor, two wear. old.
by Iaheyrand, imported by the Ohio Stock
Company, VAS purchased by THos. III.
Clay, Est. for 500
LtrisKlon R,p,yl.y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

the amendments TO the new Constitution.
We are told that, unIess tho anne ndmenls
are proclaimed 10 be carried. The old Con-
ssiiutioo coolinues in force, and that, IL
there should DO no Inauguration Of the
Governor Ito day. under the old Consti-
tuition. the President of the Senate be-
comes Governor. and occupies the Gubef-
-nator,al Office for one year. We are not
sure that this is a correei statement OF tho
provisions Of the Cor stitution. but il is
certain that the great number Of special
duties which are required 10 be perform
ed by the Legislature to-day. adds greatly
TO the other difficulties Of the question.
The Senate formed a quorum on Satur-
day and both divisions OF the LowerHouse
transacted business. The Governor. we
believe, has mol yet officially recognised
either. There was no attempt at VIC
lence.
The AN Buren, panty throughout the
State aPpe airs 10 bs making a general ant.
concerted movement with a view to aid
the iosurrectionary designs OF their lead
ers IN Harrisburg. We observe in the
Pennsylvania Of yesterday. iha, meet
ing OF the Van Buren, party has been held
in Berss county. aud committee of fire
bundT69, eniiued Commute OF ohsefva.
ton appointed TO proceed 10 Harris
burg With what object Is not stated, but
IL may be inferred from another resolu.
ton which authorised the executive com
mi,iee' consisting Of nine members 10 ac-
cepl o; the services Of three thousand
miau,e men. 10 be ready Ia act at the
I shortest notice ne the emergency of the
times may require"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

The correspondent Of tho Courier s
Enquirer, wiring from Washington. says
that Judge Baldwin Of the United States
Supreme Conr! has recently manifested
symptoms Of lha, dcrangemcn. ofin,ellect
which oiilicied him some three or four
years ago. H. rode into the Post Office
on horseback fsw days since TO inquire
for letters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13
TREASURY RoBBHRIrs.

CASE or WA. PRICE, u. s. ATTORNEY.
Vim Pace, Esq the u. :. Distinct Attorney
for New York, whose sudden aud unexpected
departure for Livcrpool has been mentioned. lct
behind han the following letter
10 IA Prs,.4sni er he UaIsI States.
L. :. Dist. Auy's Office.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9th, lS3S.
! STR
Ia the course Of my public and person
al relations with Samuel Swsr.wout. ESQ.
former Collector Of this District. have
had no occasion ,eque St,on either his inten.
ton or ability TO absolve himself from ali
obligations TO Government or individuals
The Solicitor OF the Treasury has offi i.
oIaily requested me 10 supeIin,end and
control the proceedings against him and
his sYreiies. for the cole clion bv distress
warrant against h,s person. and the good.
and chattels, lands and ienemcnts OF both
principal and sureties.
InasmuCh ~ I doubt botS that the
claim against him (Swartw OUT has been
truly stated. aud ,ha, the summary process
- obtain u has been constitutionally ls-
sued by the Solicitor of The Treasury. I
beg leave 10 decline any Official CONNIE 4
ION VIII u.
Under ;hesc circumstances. I cannot
consent To become the instrument OF thor
destruction. NY Office Of District Ator-
ney Of ,he United States is therefore
hereby surrendered TO you. with the hope
that YOU viii speedily direct an account
to be stated between the Treasury De-
p,rtment anG myself. IN order that | may
be absoived from any personal liability IN
the premises
The amount OF costs due TO me for the
unfinished business Of the office hold
will far exceed that whichi have recent
" received from debtors Of the Govern
meni. aud will. upon a final adjustment.
entirely acqul. me Of any indebtedness TO
IL.
have the honor 10 be, with grea, re-
speci, your obedient servant.
VIM. NJ. PRICE.
District Attorney for the Southern
District Of New York
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

IN an article on the recent Whig tn
omPh "a New York the ~. Y. Wing sav.
That We have met the eBsmy and sssi.
toicsd hfu ehofs - Pgsnfics.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

u viii be seen that another -'eamboa, d,ssefer
ho' occurred, by which 30 81 CO lives have been
lot The sad experience 81 the past aaI lr-al
enae'menis, seem 10 afford 30 slenn'y for he
future
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

DEFALCATION DEFALCArIoS. This
IS now the exclamation IN ever Paper which We
open, and ,s only another ;eJn Tor "Robhery.
Robbery" II viii bc seen hat NJ. Price. &.
+. Dis;rc; Attorney IN Now YORK. has "f,!low-
ed IA the footsteps" OF Mr.. Swartwoui. lcaviu.
the Government TO whistle Tor about nine hun
drcd thousand dollars more q he pubic m ney.
large amount OF which u - believed va. spuan-
dercd for elec,ionecrus purposes al The recent
election IN New York. Mr. Price was fayor.ls
Orator Of ''Ihe Party" IN Tamnany Han, anI
one Of the most active AMI talented Vla Eurca
parl,zaE5 "a lie city Of Ncw Yclk.
While the keepers Of the Treasury arc wal
lowing in wealth, The na,iol IS becoming bank
fuP' Collectors, a,iorn.cs, receivers of money =,
land Offices, are every where carryug on the
public iGa!s, To Teas, Canada, AM Enrlanl.-
II The portals OF Tie Treasury are :nuch longer
leit oPen, The whole wealth Of the Tieasury Will
be gone. All investigation is refused. and The
Sub-Treasury System prevails, I'm spite of N.
lamentations Of the People" Tie Baltimore
Chronicle estimates the amour, Of deprrdations
upon !he public treasury, durny the a.lninisfra-
tons Of Jacssoa and Van Bufcn. equal d, least
TO all the robberies Of the ani-cricni fiy wear,
Of the Government. The declaration. TIA, 80
The v'e'ors belong ihe sPoi's," receives pr4ct-
cal proof almost daily Of .'s full acceptance as
part Of the orthodox creed or tie Administration
party.
Reform Reform Who wil 10, JOIN tic ory.
Reform Reform
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

Ciesqpsqke and DIN CanaL-Wel..rn
ina; large amount of produce destined
or this market but hiCb wss prevented
rom reaching ii by the late breach in the
canal, has been stored al the Crea. Fail.
Of Potomac aud other places on the line
Of the Canal aud that the Board ha, pass.
- an order eNemp'ing from tolls alto.
seihef all produce, or other merchandise
which NAV desoend the canal To The Great
taiis 90 Seneca aud be brought thence
TO ihs Dnifict by the river or by land
carrarc.
- h,' at q llborllI'y on the part Of the
Board vii nearly rcrnuneraie those whose
produce may come from Willamspof,
for TIE cost Il tbs land transportation
and viii a11rd sorc relief u those ube
USE the cana! bot for shorter distance.
Nd TnfsfErraery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

More LSNps.-The Miamies have Just
ceded 10 the United States some two
hundred thousand acres Of the choicest
lands in the Wabash Valley Of Injisna. by
treaty The lands are located on the
Wabash Missinews. Abonee, and Eel
RlVcrs. and cost the government a little
less ihsn two dollars per acre.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13
. GN

VrSrlriaS E.tt-. ESQ, Senator from me vii
l1rnshufgmrN Eastern Shore district, Va. has re-
signed his seat AMI Governor Campbell has or
dcrcd special election 20 10 held on the - day
Il January nett, 20 supply the vacancy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

MIR. Sonstor CLAY, Of Kentucky, arriv
ed IN Washington on Saturday evenin,
last. having recovered almost entirely from
The effects of the injury which he sustain
ed hy being overturned in the siago OF
his journey from home.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

An address to The People If Pennsyl
wanna. signed by the majority Of The SCI
nate. and one signed by Ma Cunning
HAN (Speaker) ''on behalf of the House
ol Representatives driven from its hall. -
giving an account OF the late violent pro.
ceedIhgs at Harrisburg, have been issued
They ale too long Tor publication.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

EXrcDlTioY-- The Presidents Mes.
sagc reached New York on TUESDAY night
al hail past eleven o'clock having been
bat lii:ie more than ten hours on the
road from Washington 10 tia. city. dis.
sanee Of 2i5 miles. Through the inslru.
meniad'y OF steam power and iron roads.
aud The agency Of expert typosraphcrs.
'he message VAS Published on Wednes.
DAY morning in the eiiieA Of Baltimore
Philldeiph,a. New Yotk, and Harrisburg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

The Wheeling Gazette Of Monday week
ssy' chat The Ohio river WAS frozen over
at two points. one above and the other
below that town. Navigation was eonss.
qucn,ly entIr,'y suspended.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

Two meetings have been held in Phil.
adelphia one for calmly and firmly sus-
tanning the laws, the other. headed by C.
J. iNGERsoLL, (who made speech of
The most lnflamaiory kind adopting res
oluiions OF the most aggravanng aud irri.
tltiDg kind.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

We learn from The brunswick, Geo. Advocate
Of the s9ih MI, that MoscraE RssiSsoS, Esq..
Of Philadelphia, has accepted the appointment Of
Ha,itosd, and was exrscted to arnve at that
place on the lat inst The Advocate adts'---
ave congratulate the Company IN securing the
services of 80 aa,e and competent an Engineer
10 take charge Of this mosi important WORK
The hugh standing of MIR II. IN has profession Is
well known IN this country. and his name alone
is suiIicientio give character to any work With
which u ney be connected"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

Ma. PRiCE y Mn. SwARTwoUr.-The
Globe OF Saturday night last contains
bret notice ut the recent deialcaiion
OF Mr.. Puce. the United States attorney
Tor TIE Southern Disinc; 81 New York -
There can now be little OF no doubt, that
Mr.. Pnoe and Mr.. S~ariwout united IN
deirauding the government, and that the
receipts ior suspe nded bonds which tho
latter gave 10 the former were fraudulent
and deceptive. The Complaint Of the
Globe that these l4meniable defslcations
are the result Of 'the latitude gwen. by
existing laws, To District Atofnies IA the
collection OF debts duo the government
pa, IN suit IS ridiculous. When the
bonds Nere deposited. as form erly. in the
Banks, for collection. the money, when
they were paid was paid into Bank and
not INTO the hands OF ihe District Attorney.
Under the Sub.Treasury system, which
has been 40 operation since MAY lS31
spite n lie LneaiaiIons Of The people "
tie funds ~eat iatO the custody of the
Dn;nc, Attorney. lie yOokeied them.
cOnspircd Wiih the ccl. ector 10 deirsud the
govetnmeG' sni. a; proper time, both
went OF ~ Europe --Emis cofoHof opus.
So works the SsbsTrcasuty. II Is said
hat Mr. Pucc. on the day before bis de-
Pariure ior Europe bought up oil the gold
he could find 10 Wolf street lie s~ ebt
ihe brokers' Of her doubloons. sovereign.
and AmenoaG gold CON. lie was a bard
money man, ia theory knowing that IA
sunny france, IN pleasant Florence. In
classic Rome the gold was the true pass
port 10 c3~iori. Tho 0,0i soc,a tog,ss Of
Sub-Ireasuftfs Is likely to become pro.
verbal Boh Chronicle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

The Sub-Tfeasury Piyecl l. again urg.
cd upon Congress. The Presidents con.
vici'on' Of the necessity Of ihis PROJECT
are strengthened BY reeeni events" The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

On The 2lsi ut. Nj BrNroS was reelected tn
the United states senate, hy the Legislature Of
Missouri. The vote stood, hr Turn,s II. BeN-
-oS 1j--for AgifL LroSARp, "a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

The Sennie, on Wednesday, elec,e,
Mr. King Of Alabama, Chairman of III,
Committee on Commerce.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

The fine steam shiP i.ivrrrooL sailrd from
New York on Thursday nnornii-- last. wiih about
80 passengers. the Captain noufying them MA,
he intended to land them IN Liverpool on the
twelfth day sui.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13
R,eb,sond BA,g

We undersisnd that General Crsi,ot
Chef Engbesf Of lLe United Slalss. kss
been Suspended 80 consequence of bis bs
ing discovered 90 De defaolter 10 ihs
Government 90 large amount.
iCssrEeissea ~ & } .5arossi,
Tie above oopiraied by .sfious letlsf. fson
"a.h..s'pp P'oi.i'ed in ths papers n the diasr-
eui c.isss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

RaaoSsd Dsfafeafioa IN JYaslinrion -
BE- CITY j. fuli % rumors q dslslcsl,ons IN
the boIeask - Washington ehy Tn
wiling 70 a. any one prejudice, we do
not state he names of,he pefsoGs charge d
will iAsss egences, bot they eaanot l0nK
remain concealed.
ssiisasss .4.seissa, Il Tss,4sy lssf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13
rro,a ns Ea'fin,ois Paiiioi.
AN ABSTRACT or PART or KING MAR
TINS MESS ACE

The abstract * not quite - mild, unctions,
and mSnnerly y the original butit viii prfhaps
enable the reader TO treasure up tn rnacipal
points better than the real document itself
"FtHotc- Ci.i:,ns II III senate
aRi House ef Representatives.:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13
District Attorney for the Southern
District Of New York

The y. Y Journal of Commerce, AFTER men
'ionins The fact Of Nj. p. departure in tho
steam >h.p Liverpool, says
The passage Of Mr.. Price was no, en-.
gageG beforehand, nor was Mr.. Hoyt tho
Collector appnsed Of his intention, until
lie learned after the ship had gone. that
the District Attorney was also gone
On The contrary. in a conversation be-
tween them on the previous evening. Nr.
Price said he should start for Washing.
ton yesterday, and he actually sent one
of his sons 10 wait for him at the Phila-
Gelphia boat aud he was SO waiting " hila
his father was embarsing IN the Liverpool.
Immense sums of money have been pass
Ing through the hands OF the District AT.
torEey Tor long time. The extended
bonds he claimed the right 10 retain al his
office for collection. aud they amounted
10 millions.
He has lost very heavily by bets on
the recent State election, and those bets
he has promptly paid We are told he
lefi\a letter behind him addressed 10 the
PIeSdeDt Of The United States, complain
ing ~ the manner In which the Collecto
Nh. SSsrtwout has been treated. All
the memters of Mr.. Prices family ap-
pear 10 have been entirely ignorant OF his
desIsn. The regular emoluments OF has
Office durns the last two We ais must have
been very great.
The circumstances have excited much
surprise, and much apprehension that I'M
comfortable disclosures are TO follow.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

We learn fru4n the Frederick Herald that Mr..
JoHs RiGSrr has been appointed Post Master IN
TIA, city. in the place Of Mr.. J.coa Rogr, re-
moved
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13
Impsrsanf nom Pcnn.yIvnpin.

-fL-ik-sLAG sT.fTE or .fFr.fiRs at
fkfsRfS8URG--THE LECfsl-fTURE
DRfFES FROM THE C.iPIroL By a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-13

The Philadelphia Herald has the following let
Ter, furnishing more connected detail Of The
proceeding, m The capitol at Harrisburg on
"Wednesday.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-05-30

addressed the crowd, who answered him
with cheers, but refused to dispense. A
bout 8 o'clock the work of destruction
commenced in the midst OF assembled
thousands. The doors were broken open
with axes,-the Anti-slavery Office in the
lower story was entered and the books
and pamphlets sattered among the crowd.
Soon the cry of fire was heard, and flames
appeared from the building. e.
Il was set on lire in several places and
the engines of the firemen were not per-
miued to play upon the Hall. Piles Of
shayings from the cellar were brought up
to the speakers forum, placed upon it. and
set on FIRE. The flames soon rose high
above the roof. casting baleful light up
ON the busy incendiaries,-and the i'm,
mense crowd of human beings who filled
all the adjoining streets. From $4,000 tt
90 900 persons stood gazing on the scene
We have no time for comment. LIE
the abhorrent deed speak for ITSELF LIE
all men see by what frail tenure the.
bold property and life in land overshad
owed by the curse of Slavery. u
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-05-30
PosrscRIPr.
AtrOeiors outrage! Burniag of Penn
sNLr1nia Hall! .....s =.

18th Of ftfh mo-, half past z O'clock
Pennsylvania Hall is in ashest The
beautiful temple consecrated to Liberty.
has been offered smoking sacrifice to the
Demon of Slavery. In the heart of this
city fame has gone up 10 Heaven. II
will be seen from Maine to Georgia. In
its red and lurid light men will see more
clearly than ever the black abominat;on.
of the fiend at whose instigation i was
kindled.
We have only time TO give 4 hastv
sketch Of the horrible proceedings Of last
night. All day yesterday body Of m
disposed persons fingered around the Han
The crowd increased towards eyenino
Between 6 and o'clock, the MAYOR fSr
the first tims made his appearance. and
mel the managers Of the Hall. He .old
them that he could not protect the buildinp
unless the keys Of i were placed ii bis
hands-and earnestly reqnested lhem 10
put the Hall under his control Tor the eve.
ming. This was aequiageed IN He I'm
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-05-30

by iniemperance. shot his wife with q pis-
tol on Tuesday last The ball entered
her back. and lodged in her abdomen, IN
ficiing. as was supposed, a mortal wound.
-Squiers fed, but was arrested few
hours after His wife, although IN great
agony from her wound. refused to aek-
nopledge that Il a0as By her husbands
hand she fsli. Two infant children were
asleep in the cradle when the father com.
mitted the act.--Mer. jour.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-05-30

RIoT AND Arson Philadelphia has
been the scene for the most deliberate and
systematic outrage upon property and
right that has yet been committed Ia the
dsgracefui history of lawless violence.
Il every city these outrages upon free
discussion viii have their course, Ike the
eruption Of volcano In New YoIl.
and Boston the violence has spent its
force. and now people talk ia those cit;es
as they please, and nobody moIes.s them
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-05-30

REcToR, who killed Shepherd in Albany
and was found guilty of murderby jury in
thatcity, on appeal being taken, was remov
Cd to the city of New York there to avail,
the Judgment Of the Supreme Court. He
has escaped from Jail in the latter place. and
at the latest accounts had not been re-,aIe,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-05-30

y. Z.
,lR-- 4. 49,, i;censsd by that church 70
. . ~ Gos2el. q
while co editor OF the American, he
IA this city, religious news
..-.-~ which he conducted lor several
r.,,r..,S. All until : change OF residence
-. ,..I,>d him 40 reIinouish 4. Having /
~. ..,,-i n nrenare himself for The
o. -'..;,h ministry. be withdrew in the
,,-..,n az 1890. from all connection with
~ r,InieaI Journal which he had assisted
n lining. He immediately repaired 10
ph;,,I,lohia. and entered The Bap,ist |
,rI.oIoS,cal school. of whick Rev. Dr. |
e.-c~61on Was The Principal. Having
h, IN. Intervals Of mex hanical toll. made
I;,--r|f veil acquainted with Laiin. he
49, 80 n u.fs' the expenses OF his the
$1,000 ,Ineaiion while A Philadelphia.
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.,.-.l~-s IN /, nf;sa,c family. DR. Stauoh.
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