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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-09

n.
Notice 10 the lcng Mayor and Magistrates Of irtmond
tae Common Hall, The Officers IF Police, and The Gin
GEMS generally.
The writer Of this is informed on good authority tia,
he Pfacuce OF the abduction running away Of slaves
from this place. has recommended in lie most alarming
manner II will be recoeced, that these things pre-
vailed 10 such extent years ago. that the whole
property OF this description was endangered Some of the
most valuable slaves Richmond absconded in open day
ana IN one instance nine negroes taken ou OF coal
Vessei lying OF Rockets Just the We Of its departure
ne Citizens of Richmond held several meetings on this
SUBJECT, and organized Committee of Vigilance which
nsueo such proceedings by publishing the laws in
Gcng penalties on the aiders and abeors Of these
a'ous practices, raising sum of money TO be used 10
encourage activity and vigilance in The police officers
ana others, and taking other counleract the
eVls complained Of as etectually 10 suppress them for
some he N0to II seems is renewed Ii behooyes The
Common Hail. as The city derives great portion of lis
revenue from The tax slaves TO take measures prompt
anu enectual on this subject The manufacturers are
oeepy concerned IN this NATTER for, who will hire her
negroes IN this city, n they exposed TO their loss, by
ne'r oelng entced off By designing men, ,olunatly
can SO easily make their escape? WIZ will settle in
lowe, where IN one day they oe exposed 10 the
loss OF helr Propery In s.ny aspects this subject s
OF great importance .nls city, and the mischels are
incalculabe WHICH will result from The practices com.
planned of. The records of the former Committee Of
Vigilance were IN The hands of the late James Raw
lings. Esq and Col Samuel Myers, who active
and intelligent member Of the Committee, aud who
give information as 10 the steps then taken
The sa5iect should receive immediate attention.
CITIZEN OF RICHMOND.
u The other papers in Richmond are requested 10
insert this notice, on subject in which all Interested
u We second The proposition of our Correspondent.
We understand that early last week. four house servants
disappeared from their domicils-wo OF them from The
Powbatan House !, is suspected, that they have sb
seconded by way Of Petersburg. Large rewards have
been offered for het. apprehension Such probably
some of the fruits of Northern Aboonism. Look Quit
TEpITuR
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Bg Tie PresiHsnt of Tie Uni.d .S,1i,s

IN pursuance al law, MARTIN VAN BUREN, President Of
the United S,ars Of America, 10 hereby declare and make
known, rhrt public sale will ha se at Chcago the State Of
Illinois, Monday tic second day Of Sp:e6sr dpo
sal Of the public lands within the m vi the
townships, 10 witt
Townships a, 10, ~, u.s. and IN, o. rdnsrb.
Townships ~, 43, -, IS, and rs, of range ].
LANDS appnprast by law for The of schools also lands
reserved Tor military, other purposes, viii be excluded from
sale.
The sale will be kept open weeks unes the lands
disposed or and and private entries of lands
IN tho townships offered, will be admitted until after the eapi
ration Of tho o wceks.
Given uadcr my hand, the city of Washington this TWEEN
81 VAN BUREN,.
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BY the President:
Jas. WnrcoMH, Commissioner If the General Lend on


NOTICE TO PRE-EMPrTuN CLAIMANTS.
Every claiming Tho i.t of pcc npon of the
lands designated the above P;ocamation requested
the same I" tie satis!Gccn The IL sir ard Il,
laad Ofcr and make therefor prnet
cable after Hg this order that the claim adiuli.
Gated hy those oicers ncrreHy law due time
day appointed for the the public sale and all
claims duly made known and paid prior
ecleret by law TO DC forfeited
JAS WHITrOMB.
Commissioner Of The GsnerG! Land OEce.
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WORKMAN, McGRUDER e. co
Farmers Bank Stock, (sales yesterday Sl0E %
RI nix of Eiruinia do lU2 90
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In Mc Pttsident Of Tie United Statrs

BIZ the PFtStdeht ~ me tnted St1trS
an pursuance of law, |, MARTIN VAN bUREN President o
tic Omitted Of America do hereby declare mil no.c
known sale will c held cttc, in tho State
Missouri NOadcy the ssayhUG day n September for
DISPOSAL public lands within the Limits the undcimenton
cd townships, to Nit
vOrh Of the Eue ard Trst cf h principal mdas.
Townships So, 50, aud 20, Of rnnsr j..
Towns hips S., 81, and co, of rnnsc IL.
Townships IS, So and Co. of range -.
Lands appropriated by law, for the Of schools also lands
served military purposes will be excluded from srle
The wiibe kept open for weeks unless the lands
disposed Of ard private entries of lands
in townships offered w! BE- admitted until after the expiration
OF the weeks.
Given under my hand the City Of Washington this twenty
second day Of May Auno Donin 1889
NJ. VAN BUREN,.
o, the Prcsidrnt.
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NOTICE TO PRE-. EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every peon claiming the right Of presumption any Of the
ans the above Proclamation, requested prove
the satisfaction OF the Register and Receiver and
make practicable after this notice
in order that may be by those officers
bly, in duo time, prior 10 tho day appointed for the com
public sale; and all cums duly
paid prior the date aforesaid "ci.Icd rs law to be
forfeited. JhhfS WIFI loMB,
Commissioner # the General Land Office.
2T-wGa
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

Inc Staunton Spectator has devoted long article 10
The nomination of Thomas w Gimer ESQ 10 the Gu.
bernaloral Chair Of this CONFERENCE.-The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-09

EHARRlS g. BOXLEY, al FRED ERIcKsHALL, have
81 been commissioned to purchase WHEAT for
Messrs r. b. iia1al 81 Co.
A,ra GT-w3w
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GEO F. CRUMP & THOS 3. CARTER
ENTiLL attend 10 General Agency and Collecting
w Business. Their knoo ledge of the Inhabitants,
&C. is as good as any other Collectors in The City
Our Office is next 10 Messrs F. & j. S. James and the
GEORGE P CRUMP. AND
THOMAS B. CARTER.
August9 E'-l2t
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VaIuaJLs Mechanics at .7uction
EHTI a, public The foot OF the :narkehopEe
" in the Borough OF Norfolk Tuesday, the Goth r
o'clock negro men Alfred, Robert und Henry Alfred and Robert
80 between Is and 80 oa, bckaye ard very
.renced wokmen Henry about . years and is first
Ate brickmaker. Wm. b. LAMB,
fs.,yeant nd Committee OF Arthur deed
\ y T-tas
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low A I, A MIA

we are requested 10 say, that the lands which are nd
versed for sale in our paper of 10 day. in Iowa fsee The
procametion of The President Of The I'd Of July are in
ihe Southern part Of the Territory, Gin the Burlington
Land Ds.ric and from their situation and quality offer
attractions TO persons DESTROYS of emgrane
purchases there.
They are situated on and adIacen, 10 the Mississippi
river, lthe mcs westerly township being more than
ABOUT a0 miles from the river in region finely wutered
by The Des Muines. Iowa and other rivers
Inc soil is said 10 be among The most fertile Of the
public domain, being chiefly prairie with groves Of tim.
Der sufficient fer farming purposes beautifully distributed
and nlerseced with limestone ridges which afford ia
ci'l'es Tor making good roads, desirable in prairie
counlres--and abundant supplies of stone Tor building
The Staunton Spectator has devoted long article 10
.he nomination OF Thomas w Gilmer Esq 10 The Gu.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-02

ry pFBdHfes horrible, multiplied ilifiefs III iIig
S9HIl, il8t by liii:siis rage, ievGhGe iiia tiiA
man WH bears HE yoke, b1t by pAfSiiis UFyuii,
Nni9fgiylNE, h99AhlFsIy EFGF2nsl'es Ia tI4e HIS
TER: H'Hf =
f5layerY must f heeh6se ii sshdi il ll;Fjet
hostility Is ali la great nnVglnlliiS, pgiUeii;laa
phl reforms o. orr age, befHAsR il sEAIil4 III hs
way ct M HlpBhGtig Wgfhs One gr0h tlaa
sAllds out amidst Me dlseGyeripa and iMpr9Ye:
'sleitta ai I,oaefW times, II Is lllAt ilHn iaHGt
" pAefnlse aFtAiMiY: fFesp0iisilia PoWgtf ever
man, 10 reslWin power, 20 divide and bRlHnea
il, 10 create responsibility tbrils jnsl use, 70 So
gtfe Mo indjq tlue against is ahose, ~ sEli@it
lNIa law Tor private viii, Ia Eiii6itl He weak from
the strong, 20 give 20 Tho injured Ille apBhs
az redress, 10 Fat u teure round every mans
property niitl FGtH ~ word. 30 sEfir3 liberty
--such un'ier ynfirlis eKiteFnuilg, h HE grril
otiePt on Whinh VhI'1sn!i,Gra, It,itnfs, tihiInn.
ihropistS, haYe !i%edihalr ii1HgI,lS Gins aliBs.--
u Is retnniIE"h|r, AN! Gne uttha lmppy otGena Of
the times, that even plRolig oyerBHIasIisa ;ivG
rehciie'l, IN Il InonaH.", tbs giHiul idea. TIoy
present themselves ns lie gnnydiaiiH Of liheWy--
ihey profess their desire ana PURPOSE 10 RIIaa,h
eqnnl laws, under which ali nli'n, from tie hugh
est to the lowest, snli find cGirctnn protection
for their rights. The distinguished rrissiHn
historian, Ra,Imrr. in his letters on EngIGud,
maintains, that his owu government, which FOR.
egners call despcic,dnes not rest or private will
ana that 1t jiISures, on Tie whole, greater freedoms
10 te SUBJECT tlaD llle bllllFi peopIc can bobSt
Thus drspoiis,n does homage TO the great ideas
and spirt OF our times: and yet i'll the midst o (
this progress, in the ace Of Tins universal reyer
ence for human rights, the Shareholder stands
apart and sets up his claim to ownership Of lis
fellow creatures, and insists on arbitrary, ire
spons bic rule, and makes his vii! IL law ard
entorces it by degrading pmuiSllments. Aud eau
this power stul,'' Can it resist The moral power
OF the world? Can 1t wi!hs!anda higher power,
that OF Eternal Justice, before which all worlds
bow, and TO whch>le highest orders Of beings
mist give account?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-02

rhe higl disfs e5Reefiied, be pHheitial; bRi Lao
hin sleep MI 7 G'GI6fk in lie in6rNiE; and igk
MS RgighQF lie 6ijE rGUf i16 lite al the Wharf
alli Ills hrtlugelhphis are thr1Rh iitg ais5flee
anu GGBnslgH, 49,. -
Tue tI9aHt1kar, tia vbeai,srigIif. The bjaek.
sia,lltttie cabinet makers His hGilef tiie taller.
we s9'isiiii,h' iha priittef. or my eiIigE ms
sli'Hlr, agrees 10 90 Il job Of w0Fk bsibrs II
Fi'Ephei itntj III lie given l1llf tIla giisi61eB
arrives lins iiis GaHts, his wheels, his AAe, his
Hi'' VIZ lA ls Goaf, lIls waIr, q his advef
iisahIaDfai ird not III readiness Why PtepuUss
HE 'i9ihHHii has not been puueaiafi ana in:
sepAl " eHp jHAFDlY, the employer must Isr.
l9lit'i10 or lilfaF, 70 accomplish The saAie oil.
l. jest. tf ffr -r. 80 ed. ,-.. 49, =,
II ihe minister daea not sirIetly ubsepva tho
hour, nppoIitsd Tor PiiltiG worship, lrettfas,
iiHeHls, ma 'Gihrr Fsiigi0uS inaeines, his gee.
pie, rs II nlHllar 0fGGtifsa viii heroine dihttdFy;
thd he iiac. not ha AflfIfistd, ii oecisidruiiy
Disturbed, hJief 80 eg1fdsas iiHyG c0HIlluaped
- lH pfteGplUr, on sfi0jHasifr f,D tAftIy IN
dis Paitelag, iii- pupils viii lbs siir1 10 titue
his o%H'np,d atJ IIi4 bl@ifIrss IT tie school will
Ding tbroHglstha day. Ii hD GtlGHtpt id reproyc
his Schdidior being dHi0ry, ana cnliug ult0u
llen 20 be puhefsta! III hiiHre they viii think,
II they dre hot say, "phyFIei.sj ircHd tpseIf !"
These bl''ts c!.Hrly SHOW Tho inlporIauce Of
Iputic'iHiy. There il, However, another view
OF this subject, by which tie same sentiment IL
still more forchIy urged. Iagreu wii'r Mr.. A.
Ia iiice him III bis counting room, tomorrow at
8 . clock 20 receive large sum, have pron,is-
ed 10 pay hif. i, before 8. III which time he is
to set out for the city OF New York. an, pune
mai, lIat Mr.. A. delays until after tha stage ar.
rIves, aud Mr. b. must take his seat in it, or lose
hts passage. I'm consequence of MIR AS con-
duct have hrokeB my promise and Mr.. b,
has gone 10 part base goods wtltout money
My character s0ferH, MIR. y. is vcxea and it
would not I've strange il slouId receive II nrsh
letter, or writ! Tlie lax nlanuerly which SUM-
dry l'ersos TRANSACT busiuess has Il very bad
temdenry, and is often followed by serious con-
sequences. n-a r err I'D. ., ........-...
The little regard they have for their word
canses Srievous disatHniitu'en's destroys con-
f'dence aud corrupts society, As u small leak
in the ship may silk tho whole cargo, so me
man, Who 10 uu1 punctu0i, may seriously il,jure
tae reputation, OF evch cGi'HG tic entire fauro
uf othtrs. The niuot distinguished tnr,,lc,s,
merrhaus. 'cisiinS, d;YiiIes, pud sto,eemen, have
setef'tly been ~ SlHtnhtle, iiWHttGNl ,pou, und
lihii sa'te NN"e truvu sp JilIu tfStilusc,
ton, My ErnilWnn,i II Ne would lu s,,eeeesful In
busheut, aud trtrrt,hte ia Nur cal),hg, 10,
PRfe'naiig, or le @pHc!gal, ta written Ia runi-
lalr lJoh o'r dpolr, and upou eur hearts ,--Es-
stF GUst!le,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-02
WNSrE OF hIXNf1Kfr.

~ y, exyamIis Hay n berttqs tthhgs li5 i sloys
SoG IL a Stronger I,oqGt Of View thann IL any OIL
esFrw9ay ican bit i, let. re- snttose, !hat soae
Of yon SHOULD pie hqse a Iiiife tea tlt sfocerFi
Is Iorg as to@3 kefb i dyy ana yhutuh ifoE; AZ
W yHf i WY preFerye is ofisnal StFenSh5
eYeH t t{ eaW!fi but when soy Pvt i in ieaho
a!nd pour water OF It Three or four tl:s
fsirenE!h. is s s9Ne AND Yoq}Ir, ie2 Pqcoiies' E
7atyr useless qFFt s. 1t j. lpst 50 Wh yoar a
mrel r see i pil!ep PlqGs1 sd il sQci sioHs
lat tle. rain a M Sour house nnd Offices
qna ihf Yessq lfqon ihe higher srunds A
un .lhrou$h !hlpP eyfry AhoMeri fg9as i dry
afeh day alwf$Y ;qqErNng eft sQ ~ ta qttt fhhe
7gen Wifi fn i. # tepgtho il is lift def and as
useeHs a 1a fsaXof thaWn 9Yp5 Of lle TEAPOT by
snreIS 5 lq anqP is Zig f fnses Ml'l Persf' gnS
9pger i; fY,fa egyqss, rpiisNtanyasfnlep!y AZ Y99
were - observe man quietly s,tna by and see
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-02
CARRAGE PLANTS.

Wood ashes placed about pahtage planta VIII
nuch Improve their condition, Frequent houg
will serve 10 keep the ground moist aud will
help their growth,
Tho ,ryest ground i'll the garden Is IN the
ttickest growth Of weeds, These suck up the
moisture and give it the winds,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-02

his potatoes destroyed whieh IRE lo be Me chief
s.uFref' Of hinself ana family, yaa weAA gay
he Waa either naA ~ downright idigi, ana il
ibis would be yoqs apiAoa III i!jT1, wl'ai ea!'
you say Of yourselves when y2N a'aNA by R'|A
daily look on at the desigHelaR AZ Chat manure
by which your potatoes are prsdayeds~s=f;acA
el's ESSan
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-02

TERMS-,YnH CALEReNlAN will he published
,,oetiv a, no 90 per annun OF al ~ 80 if paid IN
sdynnce ifpayment Is made within SIX months
an, tho tins Of subscribing ii will be considered
AZ ndyamco pay No paper viii be discontinued
Until ali asrcofpses are paid, except al the option of
the publishes, Z af. ,..., '....r.
~ Advertise mcnts win he inserted far the Gus
.orlary prices. Persons ave requested 10 1tate tho
numbor of weeks they wish ,hcir Advertisements
published, otherwise they will be asserted till or-
bid and charged accordingly ...
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-02

!S@ H. L,il1,. "a :. ,.4 $50. E,.,!. :. l,.l
1919 "I ,U { ;,s L a." S'FWt if9t' 'e'ef
E@g h% ." sef fffS; tars J' til ~; ,pse hid
infbarinf,E, Wh6&S ati}G WiIiefsa ~ , ,iIi IN
fused nj itd8ltiatFc lo8G IL iiieftS; 5.ii tifeff
tsero tiFliaei 'otGi Ho Ffaaitsti ii spirit i'
Sn& %b ,J %a Et e aegF"dt =!
~@m wv ,' Fi I,,nt 'f s G' h ~ i
FEAST II fiafes 81 je,Ee: t,iJ+j3i ~ M, TM{%3%f
civr Of fofeigji, III trE i1arsSti,i WIji &t;H.
oo at i|s hlit if ~! { il WIZ rs ts|ir4
rtit % e ne 8f't$sief e {st'e sG'lqit III
nFFIiinfy jj,ag. yVa5G ii9s S$S BID ji.:.ljj..s
shi,iitt f ; Is. l }.'J XXX Et'Eo 'SsJ
;6it;;" II H. S;t h ,s% } a.:S ! @ E}G9(;;%,
,ot tnk tiR Is f5b f'' ~ s |,' E s''p - ~
=" r. ,.,N i'i pGe!i; f[4 N!iht lS 10 ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-02
tgEaE N9EgEsEGE
THE HORSE,

masses his animal III Spesu, We "'e Ho' S"'iN"S
90 abandon him and SCI him tdGsit' clhef people
nav prefer the camel or the male, nut re"
ENGLAND Farmers know OF no servant 10 he com
paretl with the horse.
Eror,he heavy tlraugI.t or the race for rae
az oreasstre or tour into the rough interior OF
or,r coontyy the horse is oar best companion anti
teFner, we gould hardly estimate his worth
hut by his loss
This apir.sE Is often atisse3 tiTongfl vailson-
,.s4 OF csreFcssuess-bWt sill! more often IntnF-
elt lcy want Of ts;le consideration OF the proper
,notte Of ssealieg hlur.
tVithin q few years II fioa bees: customary FOR
arfvcrs oS stages fu cus iFelshsor'ood TO give
phefr horses trreaF Iu their wateF when they only
.torrtcd for shofG time iii tie middle o! the day
T. WAS tEteW hot HnGoHngoaE for horses when
driven no fastey tah at present t0 fall Suddenly
Nead in the hattess. On opening The Animal,
She fnea would be- fousl uhtiises.1a a'!St foGHled
h,to hard eaESe IN tine sfoafach,
We fyeiieee dis practice is ftoW wioHy abffi
NofGd, rTScss - geFy f'Fct""f!f lca 'f'"' IT is
ijuYotis TO etae staifs 10 The AnIaI TFhen Ire Is
Hatm. We E@ve Fever krl;rv7:9 sing ih}ary ~ nffse
4foffr ts practice. Fhere IS no sfIo}e dnhgef Of
injury ID IRE horse sa3I Il. onfssfT4 s w ettlf'g
Aear,v meal 7vf.ett worm ksd 77s,uGfef heard
81 ri t,gatr kilf%n& himself 44ith hearty dinner
bccertst, ire @s II trcf Ere 1.ss felgue:i 81 heat
~:
IL is hard tffjsing=yiois}:t exercise ~7:;fter
tating enfty foo tE,&. eUfrses ii:5t31 a::'S o:eh
tfcath!
tet d flYat!s s't:t reject OF What has f'fove4 IN
aurfo,s TO ifit!effahd &c M7lf fatjoi'aii} toa4dc
Witt tfettffettt is ttost Ekely 10 n}n}c his beast
tpt hir cat hearty fHetE; tfeti FUN, 81 t:se any
very vrclerrt exercise ibretlimely aftcr3 ami ire
Win Re at nc boss in coniacturinp what frls be
Ihc Gqirger IS f,ftI.ttsiy driving bea4t n:iaFn
Hearty dinner,
it iS hard driving finrE,cdmlefy after eating
ar7b tiat Kills tire horse, and we Venture t5 as
teft that rot aN t:ss:;llca ,.tl sS sFso#f III " hcI
he ttns sttstatfed inimry fFotf, ea;hg gain efeg
Aceat,se he Vas esara sc5ate ssshsslet rcf;cct r'
tcGsotr tl4ofe or ths strbsesf'
Horses thas ira4ts dsi 'niof Si5;c:stfs IS it
Stages and fast cMofses s:o:tll ear tSreIt sfri 1T
night. When ltaso:fAs sno,lesatcEl on a fnrFlf
is nor 50 fsrte.ftss 7af.e:t tlcf feu:Tfest Sod Is
gwen, for horses re i4 Fable 10 be fnj;:fed IN
Ai4 gear WheIl thy ara ey d4Fe err ess lire @alN
}s1rt We graSe t>lt54a II is!uhS ':ra:I3 fF:ede III
ltrost tynt,cts YET guilty Of surfing thet lfdtscs
Nitfr stH II i'm the tn6rtftg s':c: aetcfo Sf@tF';Gg
dlq a Jotifncy 'Fhey gave no grain lie hight
BEFORE rtserNing for The .a'riAy ':5tst NE sTsa:t
lest fooa fof HE Beast
On d Soiirney Ne have Iohg Seen ii the sGust
81 giving ouf horse Ills elaii al hight: We gre
II rs 500 II us Tie is rubbed down and pit iit!o TIE
Stable, nf i've nave Never found it injured hit1;
o. L.. "a AN :
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-02
WEE YANKEE BOY.
q Ynrill,l1c Sketch.

An American brig, belousing to Portsmouth.
n. II. WINS oncc IN DAtDnrurn ,!iscuruiup h,r
enrrn. >,hr,.,l,, WIN. L,nrinJ iv n GTnt from,
MIA brio l,.in,r ~ nrhny -, ,,r ,,,, ,I!snn,,
'glc ,rn.y wen, ,,,,,.r,,.J nnh ,hrir mro,,,,,-'
tiuu rxn,,,i,,I.-,,,,I nn, Nv Un,,si, ira Inv.
Of a nul,ls n,,d G,,,,nss ,,i,it and ti,trl vo,,,,
IN vrnr5, ofn Vigorous frame, wps nr,nrsd imio
order. Tie officer, In "A .rcnl rr.tu. rolnrud ih,
youthful Bcninun, but wns inalaisi, lni,. slrnwl.
ng by nelI directed bow OF 6is Gst. lh,,
boat cru,, rushed ia !,u hsss;allpu Of the OIL
Ger, AND HE spirited American nua Hl,aliy uvpr.
Powered. pinionetl, ,hrcwn irto the bout and
Conveyed oh board lie British brig, ihu l-iauh
cuntiaired to his commanding oiter Of tho in,
aill he Ind received from No sra wnrt Ynni,re,
i,iiI his baiterei face edrreofata iis sihtnsit,
The Gollnntiltlef ii DIu decided thhi serh jhsu.
ipnte denmi,,led ektrni,IIty ngttja,,,.,t,t, u,,I
tii hg young Xni,j,ne p,jI,iylA, o.. Lis tifst o.
tfatg i,iso iig services, n jpastt., .,hiui, t,,iej
lie Of <eftlee 10 him begaajiar,
Accordingly lie yji,.t,tlar ,ri.s I,sI.pt "a Il aun
by he E:.n,sn satellites st igrhllot, nh,i lis
back WIS iiurru, 10 ihs iasi, before tEu blvw
81 as sjitrk, i.a t&lpp;el lis asNafa.H iI,a. lu
was iii A,hEEieet ci,iaeh al llls Severn zoe u
tSfunis: He dgtnaned LIS release, and gsssifed
the Ealitai III lie iiUs suiuiirl and ti}Fgssi+4
iiiahtief, Inst II iiiey PERSISTED il aisia lii!
liI'r the tIof! h,aitloeior, lbf tihsiiauit.e his
Il be ioreifeii, hi iiiat lis fstti:se Sr"t,lti Is
s ~se sHap f Is s tgsr 'I5 a tHt' e..
s%ij 81 ne Eguas AtitGtiei'i Nhs 5t.itF8 I''7ll=
ID qioiretihs h,st: h "fe tiiv 'ns'a, g
ms punishment wititt!u titcf,t;,.S OK u ErOdf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-02

Z tHh 8e 4 I9age in s9ne yest WderneaaS ~
tbs lGisf said wien tbe, Sheriff was after him,
StGG8ine in httle GhhAEGn it's goiAg TO, yalu.E
as thS whale SAID Whsn hsswallewad hs ashssA
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-02

4 pefeon Who bad drunk 100 nnch The nigh,
l!,FinTr, was. yseiuflhy nlaHed l'efore Recorder
Baldwin,, Ut tn Gaeol;I Municipality,
'Heu "efe ,Fub!s lhst night eald The Reeerd,
or, ar .v- ..e as ..- ....
| 'Yot'W right for ehee,' snitl HE prInahtr
Y s'ieii euhh yel Tor thirty laysi' said ll,e RI.
t,0f,IrF. - s ai '5'. .. ...s.
oil ipnt'I snlA lEn yfh aner, +.a..'.a.
viii, s,d lllr sisea,ier,
H'tit prtiluf' rii tho iregngr.
are sgiiH snd the recorder,
u itiii ss said lIie tfiseuer, sEFeinyllptl you,
se k!la~, 10 car AtihiFersarF dinners
IN You lid said lie hreeF.lef.
''lid'F. did taH sg lhaI Ilanla' askat! The
nFs.i,sr, t6 Two
III sHs exeqiieNl,' saiI lbs Reserer
sAhl lbe wiAe9 asked HIS prisoner.
'Filnt MAs ilHier vii said fhe ilsraFfinr. .e
,'AHd tlg lsasts So complimentary IF yeu'
aakta Tie pti3anGs, Nllls 2 sitiila -"
kiiith& Il :'t4tt lllHs i64sb sin lg prison
,,5Yyuaaay gs,' ,slshl he RessFAsf @,
ss# w f,aSf .F-s ...,.
a FfAags EH3IeH: TIVE Fll9wing fem lhe
Issi tliiekgfb8fEef, il washington ifNiilp'sfts
efiNti8h .6E'H Villages ehHteA: The pls}aFg is tfns
las HIS a8nainie HgileFall# preseha,l ,hg lHe
i!ept; 4 iIiEiGi st sfHjGF Wa$ pFeFfisntiy Ilaeed
TN Il bfiieiI .nr}F the a,r,'N sHninieF7 Hirh 4
In Leslie II sef lH so4IfEg q thss9 Nhs lnisslls
TIC HlffifPti l,g'lt ttltc StN O9 AllC
81 iliH ,iI;iMlh 81 HIS shtjnHil:.
AfRNN !iaDpft pld hgliiHd HIS communion
.A|.lS, sAt iHe eefs 0E sHGilFeh. fsserenj, ,sgsY
heaiSl, lesf4tFnGtt Els;lsed neH, Nh8lH re-.
Ejiriggi with H4s,lis ~ many itI|GssS: IAey
Npgp stgEn in ihfir sHAa!;Mn EeRt 4 >iglant eys
lra:! inv eiggting ,G0mPHpinns aEh myself ana
i!iSsGtf lHa RIIl8k / fehgkpg hneeF az Any
bH5si Agkgg ffan ills lEi!i8'isAt5s 81 G9m 11!
s8fg ds%8itah: FAIly li8MEtfFl ,@ffs ri lhE!F
FfIFiE u Stj$i}Afie SGaEssS aa IlJS pfsashsf
iM.hlb seFln6As, EbAt It kgGafh iis + MS tFaM:
| lhg lI5iaee. ee by 8Hg 81 tle fenEFegAlIpV sank
iti!A sI{n|beF, The sHHeliAea sIltFS leAnsd .lMsk
ID lheif 1883, silEealHg tteLI,,HhNk GrGhgiS eyer
| ilSif HGes, AS # t9 kGfp 0Hths hnsj RllilH the
l8eiist ii Tbs liGshbBElHs tFses sbin BIT tbGlF
FsiIlEY SinilgF N9Eba, Sitlls VIII tAe sieepl)Fe
| y0kiNg t8HGs 81 Ills ARltlllitt;:' II va ~
| 4 1NlrE; 1NIiSN 1 man. ST ssNse eeHes ia
lnArrX i Is 4 EoinililRil Mtl4!n As Wants, H8t
iii hftlst:, Ills Ras lllefBlY . efeatpfe Mhe Gan
mint and llnN ina fllng allI danes itlsa Be:
| Ing @!4 gbn t8nli0rt Nnd y!lge, and ,flse9!'Esa
| bHE discriminate 9ie VIE eah assisl blm ~ hls
ats;iirs, IiSltgn his sprrpws, pfnliN flis I9yS,
$$fSsnagihsfi lis ,prplleg apA elacnle his ehil:
aFsp.s 'snsh TStHg S8Nan wye Is f9f l!ls5,h;