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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-24

: The Ahi an Church in Frcnwiek street, Salem,
(Wesl Jersey) was burned down on Saturday night
last. Il wasthe work OF an ilceaditry. There has
for long time teen much contention lor tho pos
session Of the building among tie Two den min atoms
who occupied it. There was a j rary Of Sabbath
School boks, and tie Ordinary looks and stationary
OF a week dag school n the church, all Of whi-h
were consumes. -Acioark D. AdB.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-24
PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Farm for Sale.

TIE subscriber wishing 10 20 West offers for sale
i his farm wing IN the river IN Huntington said
farm consists 81 34) acres first rate lind admirably sit
uatrd tor DAIRY grain tsrp, there b,ing about
hundred acres under nprovt m-ni and the remainder
f.asihlr e oish-i. o. sad itrn there two story
brick nouS.. 30 H. nv 40. with wuod shpd and corn
barn A lso two 30 q by ~ barns with sheds lrniy
If orch, riding, lots well wntrr.d and a superior prvi
legr tor wat.i pnrrr ;-oue saw mill in oprihtiun.-
Wool growers aud DAIRY men wishing Ia purchase
superior ,a"d and cheap good share Of which is
level a-ihr western prarIr- will DO well Ia bri their
cash this ENOCIl 1YRRIfL
Huntington. Sept ~ i~31 Ar ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-24

Par AT Bosros On Tuesday nigh, last, the sta
blcs snAchei 10 tic City Tavern, Boston, total.
ly consumed by ire, and fourteen horses were also
burnt Many Of the buildings IN tse immediate vi
ciniiy were seriously injured 10y tho soorchng heat
Among others. the Brsuls Street Church
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-24

TIE GREAT WESTERN AND BRrrIsn QUEEN
These packets, which sailed from \. Y. on the LIST
OF August, arrived at their ports Of destination after
a very Short passage. The Great Western arrived
at Bristol after passage OF IL days II hours tie
Queen at Portsmouth ia 10 days Ia hours--being a
bout one in favor OF tao Western Both comman-
ders had the need Of praise bestowed on them by
theu passengers.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-24

4 'AME lni" the ihclor II al tn. ,hbscrit"r a
but the 10 oi August ias,. r. d, white faced
supposed l." he bout seven nrs old. The owner
Is qI"si"dt L. call, prove property. pa eh1tgs- aud
take hrt Wan MORT on ,
Tinmouth. Sept ~, 1880 4n-42
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-24

II is reported that OF DOoi. Muzzey, recently
OF Hanover, y H., and who has late y Leon engaged
ia teaching school IA Richmond, hengueky. having
had some difficulty with MI. Stone Of TIE same
place. IN street rencontre laiely SCOT lis adversary
dead We are sorry 70 hear this OF a New England
man
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-24

Tree O. Gram S'Sih.-Prme whoa, has teen
sold IN East Tennessee he low as 81 l-2 cents per
bushel Farmers IN that session have engaged 20
sell crn, whea harvested, at irem IL i2 10 dents
per bushel.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-24

It's reported THAT Nathan Smile having seen 1t
in the Boston Post that SmKis and BGsk Reform was
elected Governor OF eTmoni sill tinks lie Ia cleo
ted and is actually making arrangements TO enter
upon Tie duties OF ms office! ID.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-24
VI 4 RRIE }.

In Tinmou,h on the s,h ut, by Mr. Harvey Shaw
ESQ., Mr.. Orange Train OF Aurora, n. Y, 10 Mas
Marin Cole, of Tinm,uth
In Benson, on the ii,h inst, by Rev. Mr.. Delni-
son, Mr.. Amariah Walker, 10 Miss Emily Barbour,
daughter Of Roswell Barbour Esq.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-24

BRIGHTON MARKET Monday, Sep, l6, 1899
At m,rket G25 beef cattle, $50 s,orcs-frst quail.
ty $500 second quality 5000 TO $3.50.
Shecp-Being less quantity at market, sales
wero quicker and prices higher.
Swine q 90 In &
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-24
DIED

In Orwell on the 2eth uli Mr.. Daniel Buell., a
soer Of the revolution, in the 10Th year Of his age
He was firm patriot, and ever ready TO devote
properly and even life to the good of his county
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-24
"Go HOME AND co TO WORK

and keep oork, ,l every friend Of the people in
Vernon, shall have deposited his vote IN tho ballot
box THIS staying al home and dong nothing bui
TOOK on Is poor business. -BsL0lrs Falls Gaselie.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-24
THERE ARE wHos rsOroHw THEY WILL TURN OUT

The Wings Of Vermont from this day ill after the
elections in 1910, should adopt the advice OF General
Jackson 10 the committee from Baltimore, who went
TO the President for relief--io
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-24
flaming Mills.

nj ORE than $40 81 this useful Machine having besa
wi ALREADY made and sold ~ the County Of Rutland
and vicinity aud the drma Tor thrm s,ill snnusliv
Increasing any other rrcomn~p alton of them 81 THE
time would he superhuous-for sale by the subscfbss
at his shop 10 miles north Of the Co Il House. Eses
Rutland and by Bur. d Mason, merchants, Z, RstlssA
vngr. e~
Wu- ,eving, coarse and fine for tanning mills. snes
mli,, &c &c for sale as usual. SAMUEL Co1TIN0.
Rutland. Sept, 1889. ao-lQ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-24

STA EoF VERMONT. DE IL remembered q,
Ds'u to Fathavrn. Ds, q special rsoAsss
ut held at Css-ton thin and for sid dstIses -
the 10Th day Of September, A ID. 1852
A certain ins,rum nj in wiring, under ssa pufpoee.
my 10 be the last " III and ties nment OF
JERUsHA DEMMlNo,
Of Css,letop, in the County ot ,,snd sad eeats -
Gt,.a,d. decrsrrd. b ing resented 10 ssid Coust ~
Bnsbss Es the executor iben 10 nsmeds fse psoee1e
sbd allow anc~,
his Ord,rsd, Tn I said will b. rrftsrsA ~ pset<e
to the frs, W~dnrsday 81 Nov~m ~, snd thst ~ r.
Icntion 81 copy Of this order three weeks SooopaV
/ the Rutland Herald. phi ted At Ruilsal. - ooonk&
mny be, shall be sufhci-n, office to oil ssssNs1 y ~
pear they cause, and conte ths psuhaus - ~
will u true copy Of re- ord.
3o-H ALMoN wARNEa, js1os.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-24

District Of Ruiisnd, : ID 81 as.g3
Court held at Rutland, within and INT ~
the frs, Monday, being the second ~ g.
A. d lao
A Certain instrument in writing, usde ~
iDgLo b. the last wi aud tsstsmeai q
HARRY wYMAMs
ri Tinmouth in the County Of katIanl 80
sal drc~ s-d, being present 4 n soi1 Ce48k ~
man Wynn, the execut { thsssia nAuy45 81
bate aud allowance.
Ms Ordsrsd. Thst said will - selsesy4
L. TIE first Monday ofO Der Rest, ~ IN
cation copy Of this srdrv shre Nxuts ssA&1l68s
in the Rutland H-rs d pkAawcsvx6
may be, sIa he suffcisnt 49, -
appear, il they eauos. L2kvX3A
said wilt 44X44 X4A
A true copy VI reeoid Az t75
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-24

STATE OF YER MONT, lTvnk
District Of Rutland, =. " ~
land, To all p-fsons conevsRe1 f.
Strong, late oi Rutland II ~ n
Whrrras. TIL sdmsaistfa1ne
has applied In this ensrt ~
estate Of - s,id d~esasrd ~ ~
of the sa,d d-c~ns~d
Thrfeio'-, you ere bsr~by nsljks
-s'd court oa The 6fst Monday ~ 0E1k
show cause II any th~rs b., why an lipprs
be "a ted 0ivsn N pvuho1s Ger
OF September, A. D 1857 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
20 4. ..:r Y q ar.

The following letter from Mr.. Mason was
addressed to a gentleman Of this county, by
whom II has been banded TO us for public alton (.
Iiorsr oP RErEEsEsr,1Ivrs,
Fry -. 1899.
Dear SIR IL have received, ~ due course
yours Of the 23I instant, and with pleasure and
frankly will respond to ITS enquiries.
am not unaware that u has been my misfor-
tune, IN common with many Others, to have III
Cured the censurc Of portion of my political
Trends. brc1u~c VI difercarcS ofopinun on a,,es-
Tons that have lately arisen, of Fading interest
% the country. Such differences are harmless
and have heretofore been so treated. when thcy
arse on questions Of mere expcdiency. not IA
volv'hs any of those principles upon which par
lies IN our country are divided They iecome
mischcgous only. when. without estimating the
true grounds Of difference. members Of a party
become iriuaied sgaiBs, each other IN I'D, anee
and when, b. mutual EXAMINATIONS. disseu.ions,
temporary "a iheir nature, become iuaared into
incurlb'e fcscntmeu:s.
However steadily " may keep IN view he
great land marks of party, q - implssibie bat
that such differences must occasionally arsc--
ury nave ihclf orgsn IA thar freedom of thought
and action. which Is a, once the boast aud the
safeguard Of our popular Institutions. Our
own party hiss never been exempt from them -
and when they involve no departure IN prineipic.
reconcile, raihes than 60 widen the separation Il
friends
IT, conc. however. more immei ia'riv n the
subject - your letter. Since I haze been honor
81 With s-,i IN Congress. a qU~siion % grave
and serious imPoIi 10 the highest interests 81 ile
nauoo, has been spfung suddenly upon us LIN
Toiving. - 30 e1icni, any % those prnc ip'es
which have hcfeiofore bound parties together.
and eniued hem viih = common mi1i yet, %
Such magnitude - 20 challenge the most pro-
ioond add deliberate considefanCn. I confs 4
that cams 10 iu di.cussi.n uuh the single pur-
poe q doing ~ far a. las viih me, shat
might roDsidef best for the niefrsis u he eoun-
Try To treat - only as rary question. va.
" my mind not only uhs ise. bot iinpracficahie
because vn no qucsnon that has ever a1ifaiei
our pasi'c obunscis. w. iis pablic miad 20 IN
settled a. on that. up % ~ time whea Congrct,
| convened "a he special session None confd
even tell Vhat The Executive recommendation
would - % ne sohjcct 50 true indeed - ms
hat, unless my memory - gfrveusiy 81 fault
fahd have 90 aoesss o. fic 6es.J only fes
days before Cesgrrss Esef. it Was announced Iu
he EnQuifcr (fhr acknceist party orvan ia
Virrinia) nat the President would noe rroon..
mend iaai system 81 Drstares whlch his mes
sac came sou after b. disclase.
vsli aos here 60 saio he reason. which forced
Ne - eoaciasiops diaeseni from tboss aiisinct
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07


THE LOST fouNp.--Ws last week gave
40 account Of the mysterious disappear
anee Of Mrs. Sc.LEioH. cod of the pro-
eeedings aud efforts OF oar citizens, up To
Thursday morning. % o clock. FROM that
hour forward throughout ,hc week. they
eontin ued the search With unwaver,ng IA
dustry. to the distance Of many miles
from Town and into the adjoining eoun
ties. without any success. Aud yet
strange TO tell. on Sunday morning about
10 o clock she was fpunG, dead about one
mile and .Lf from town. in the woods.
on the farm oi Mr.. Leonard Middleca.G.
her eouniensnce wearing the serenity of
an undis,urbed sleep. her clothes unrvlled,
even her shoes unso,led, aud her body In
. perfect state Of preservation. Sui,
Therefore. there ~ a mystery. not about
her fate. but about the time and circum-
stance oi her death.
When We recol.ect that the roads snd
fields were muddy en- the morning OF her
dissppearance--tbsta' dill, rent time, be-
tween Tuesday aud Sunday. different in
dividuals we're IN the woods and near the
spot where she Was fonnd-ihat they had
examined ,hc surrounding Country and
the straw pile in the adjaccn; helJ, with.
out noticing hcr-ihat her shoes were moi
even muddied-tbat her clothes bore no
marks oil her having been conce alrd in the
siraw-ihai the night after her disappear.
anee was freezing cold-:hat the body
was IN perfect state Of preservation. in
dealing both . recent and calm death.
When We reflect upon all these ciroum-
stances. we must sii.l say tina, doubt
hangs over the time and oircuns,ancrs OF
her death. which the great day alone may
reveal. For aught We can saw, she NAV
have br-sihed her last or TUESDAY night;
or she may have fingered on. IN some
place OF retreat. until " cSnesday. Thurs
dsv, Friday. or even Saturday. Be thi,
a IL may. IL is matter OF some consola.
tion To know. that thongh no alIeciiona,e
hand was near 10 close her eyes, no cur.
taiaed canopy nor friendly roof to project
her from the iroSis and the winds Of hea-
ven-she must have sunk and passed in
TO another. and We hope better world.
almost without Struggle. and that an
/ Over Ruling Providence had protected
her body anu the spot OF her reposc. until
/ rescued by the hands of friends and reia.
lives To whom her sufTcrinss and her fate
had doubIy endcsred her.
Her remains were inferred in the Ger
man Reformed Church yard on Monday.
IN the presence Of an unusual large con-
course OF sympathisine friends aud rrla-
iives-on which occasion a very appro-
PIRATE address ~as delivered. by The Rev.
MIR. He!fenstein. from these word. -
For .he son Of Man came TO seek and TO
save that which was iosf'-and Az i'm
pre'sive exhoTia,ion by the Rev. Mr..
Schaeler.
Mrs. s. was in her 39'h year. and has
LETT many afflicted relatives. an affection
ate husband. and five children TO deIlore
her melan choly fate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07

We are pleased TO learn that the Senate a.
mendcd the appropriation bill. 50 as to allow
the usual sum of $500, 900 for the National Ar
mcTes, instead Of 100000. tho sum in tie bill
As it passed the House. We have not heard the
fate Of the bill when reformed with The amend
ment. but presume, IN view Of prcsen: warlIke
appearances, 1t also passed the House. as 1t
undoubtedly should. II SO, The services Of many
valuable arIzans III be retained in cur National
Armores, one Of the main-stays Of national
freedom, which otherwise would have been lost.
1t was pehny-vise and Pound-foolish system
which cut down The usual amount for the sup
port OF this important arm Of our national de-
fence, and we shall be TeJoiced To learn that the
efforts Of MesSrs. Webster and Roane. and others
have been successful an raising 1t To the usual
amCuat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
SrArNros- Feb. % ls3a

IL becomes Our disazreeable duty TO
mention another fire ia our neishborhood.
Early on Sunday evening last. tie Barn
OF Nicholas {. KINNEY. esq. about three
miles from town. was fred by some vile
Incendiary. and soon consumed, With all
its contents. -Four valuable horses. three
oxen, and several calves, melancholy 20
say, persisted in the flames. aud another OK
vas so badly burnt that it l. not expected
to live. The barn was very good one.
and contained considerable quantity Of
grain. abou, twenty loads Of hay. besides
other Provender-a thresh;ng machine,
wheat fan. gears. &c.-sll OF which were
lost. Tho entire loss Of Mr.. Kinney can
no, be less than two thousand dollars.
tSpeeisfor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
PUBLIC MEETING.

Alta meeting OF the Democrliic Re
TublIcans OF Jefferson county. held at
stones iIotel IN Chlhesiosn. on Friday
the Lot inst. Tor the purpose OF appoint
Inc suitable persons 60 attend a GencT-
al Convention Of the Democracy IN Rich.
mond. FifginIs. TO represent Jef-rson
county ADD also. for The pufpo,e OF az.
pointing 6t snd proper person. to attend a
delegation Of gentle men from the several
counties ~ thu C1ngreHioaal District -
meet ia MafiInsburs. Tor the nomination
Of = suitable candidate fDr Congfess--
On motion MIR Jscos MORG.N va,
called 70 The Chair. and John ]. Hickey
wa. appointed Secretary.
The meeting beng organised the fo.-
loving resolO,'oos we're moved and car.
ried unanimously
Rssosres, A. The cpin,5n = lbis neeGar Cat
he PERIOD has now arrived When % fecon.os I.c
so.slnn duty 81 ih- Demncfscy 90 hiss ancIraf
- inint'n o. sustain tiarsc fuHdsmr1ta' prinrI-
pes and opinions f1r alGh rr. haze ar.i .1
long ani successfully cnnfrnfl np.-.,s extHsfs-
anf de;crnins bow ~ thrss prize rl.s SOD rtg1.
ions have beea rec tniiv reelected ~ thrIr ,ut Fl.
servsrts--tD adopt sch nseaslf-. al nrg h-
besi calculated 20 heai thr divisions uHrl nos
mpnf1us action fgr fIe f4fufe.
E.,oissd hsr,fgs. That a. mans ri securing
ihoqe fesifabe obiscfs. 90 srrfore 81 fhe fecosn-
mendsto1 % he Repubicsn fncuihefs 81 ihe
General Assembly 81 Frrplnis So calling a Ge-
neral CnHFsniiOn 81 the D-fsocrscy pf ibs STATE
q bc held Ia he eify q Richmond On ne iasd
Monfsy q ihs month.
Rs'.irsf. That N carr oui ne shove views.
rie following gentlemen. 70 wit IIerome T..
Opie, s. EcaismiH Wiissn fifarinn parenpsft.
Ffaacis Yates, Capl l.. I.aeas fsarS Bs.i,nger.
Roheu Iocas. John =. r. Tayior. James Cary.
Thomas Hiichis 81 Hchnsand. and John J. Hpk-
-, D, snd are hereby appointed De'sgsies 10
represent ihe Drmncfscy u he coanfy q JET
fefson ~ said Conveatian
kssefssd. Thsf &c cbeerfsily respond 70 ne
inTnatsou % cur felios. eIiioens 81 herkeicy
enaDfy 10 meet ne Drisfeies appoiaied b. M
dlaer<at couattet cpnipcfiug fhis Consressianal
Dsaricf ~ general cooyeBticn fof ne garp,se q
honiuatiag = eanfidais 70 rePse~af " n he
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07

CTR Nuts, Fan &c. 1899.
Gon'itmrn-fcur communication OF The 2ci
instant has been received. and after due cUusid-
Grafton, have 10 say IN answer thereto, that
have long iei', in Common with YOU aud other
citizenS Of tn, county, profound interest IN the
contemplated Improvement Of the Navigation Of
the nveE Shenandoah and now concur m op:-
mon with you * u the certainty that the .nh-
Ject will De presented 10 the mex; General Assem-
bly, Of Virginia. The IDENTITY of my Interests.
with those Of the people, Who either rs!de or sell
their produce upon the margin of The riycr, re-
fuhcs no other proof Than a mere view of the
location of my own residence and whether my
limited knowledge and feeble abilities are such
a 10 become useful IN promotin, the succrS. Of
the desired scheme or not, hereby promise 10
use every effort, To exercise uniirius Industry IN
attaining every means which may be deemed ne
ceSSary 10 secure lie conpietiun, either NJ home
or elsewhere, whether invested vIih legal auiho-
rty 10 act within the walls of the Capitol n.
Richmond, or retained al home IA the character
OF an humble Indlv idual, with which station
have been content ior fifty years. having hitherto
invariably declined the acceptance of Office and
never sought appointment Ia IT, Yet, holding
individually relation ~ cinScJ connected with
the advantages expected la result from the con-
summation ol the improvement To- which Won
have referred, and having no small cnrpeIion
with The general Interests OF Jefferson, feel en-
hdent That no cenSurr ought to fail upon me hy
responding in conformity with your WISHES. made
known, and hope expressed, IN your note " hich
| had the honor Co receive.
u. gentlemen, your chuicc shall b. sustained
by the electors Of Jefferson, INV participation in
the common wants and general interests of the
people. will naturally guidc IA all legislative
acts, Ia the duty n labouFns 20 relieve the one
and protect the othrT. And "a conc 'u>iun, you
Iaai rely upon "a. fact that ~ personal ccnsii-
eraiions shall induce me 10 withhold from the
PeoP'c OF ih,s county any services which they
may ask or can give.
Accept fur Yourselves the warmest feelings,
&c. &c. OF your ohedient servant.
JOHN STRIDER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07

By the Ptes,deni--they have heen heretofore g.
ven ~ large to 10y constituents On the debate 10
that d3y. ! Will say ihis only sn adtiiion, that
ssx NO tfai, OF party properly pertaining - the
subjects involved and thai unscss uaS ui!ans
nj oace to Weld ms own judgment At the dic,s-
tion of Others, I could not cOacgr an what ! did
not approve.
The great subject OF dissenscn however has.
for the present. passed by-anI should say,
thai those Who are really d.sP0.ed - hlTmoaike
oar republican counSels, vOudbc disposed rather
tc look forward TO oniy hereafter, than to ia
do'gc m Irpruschcs for the past.
For myself. feel that have not been N the least
degree affected by the position IA which have
been placed. can never lend myself Ia the sup
port 90 . party with which have n.thins IN
common. because II has been my misfortune 10
have differed un certain measures with that To
which properly belong. On the eatiies, occa-
sion that presented Itself al tn. session. IN reply
10 gentleman from New YORK. catered a for
NAL protest against any such irnpoAuon--and
whether IN public ar priyaie h!e. my future
cuuIsc shall he so distinctly mar.cd
Ca the great aud absorbing question ~ our
public Affairs (th- succession To the Pfcsldcnoy.
| Tie question which more than any other, as par
| tlesarc traced serves rociassify men, have
mo- hesitation m rroc,airsing mr. preseni -P.a,cns.
Letwecp Mr.. Van sufcn, ana thO~e gentlemen
who stand in opposition. u mean Mr. Clay, MIR.
Webster. ar Gcn. Uaruson.) shall ccGtiniy
sustain the irSi namel--nor do now anticipate
any possible coningenc, vh.eh could drlVc ne
to sustain either of the latter.
! have thus, m hurried manner, and ams.s,
| the pressure of business, giyea vcu freely my
opinions. They are net extended as | wos. i
have preferred. Ind leisure Ia 90 ~ large into
the subjects touched. They sufficient. how
ever, Ia satisfy you. anu any Offices who may feel
! IN interest, precisely where ! stand
Very respectfully.
YOur fr.cad anil servant
| ] NJ MASON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07

Tie Potomac RIDE under command Of
Maj. J. +. HAMrEA,cS, visited our ,own on
Thursday last. They came hilher under re-
QUESTION from the Governor of The State through
the Colonel OF the Regiment. and were kept on
duty until their departure On Friday. There
were about sixty in number, in beautiful and APP
pToPriaie uniform. and altogether presented a
martial grandeur which called forth the unquai-
fed admiration OF all who witnessed them. Such
company Is an honor 10 our county and to our
State, and is highly crediiab!e TO the military spi-
rit Of the young men OF Shcpherisiown. They
were accompanied by Gne Musical Band " ,!,s,
town.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
av,te such seii1n thercoa As you may
hink the occasion requires.
NJ. VAN buren,.
WAsBISGroS. 26,h February. 1879.
WaaAi,ssiea cOrrt,pcsisae, # Bel. rat.
POSISgRfpI.

WlaAi''sien Cevc,posisaes # Bel! rat
POSTSCRIPT
wAsuiSsroS. " cdneSday night, III oe'ock.
THE BORDER MISUNDERSTANDING
MESSAGG-A PRoroCoL-iAiPoRr
DEBATE.
The Senate was tho scene Of another
most important and animated discussion.
this evening. in reference to the Maine
Border Difficulties. Mr.. WEBSTER made
. speech which will be set down by all
who heard IL, among the most memorable
they ever listened to. Mr.. PREsroS
Mr.. DAVIS. and Mr.. CALHOUN. all took
part in the debate. II grew out OF ano,h
er impor,an, Executive corr munic aiion.
AZ eigh, o'clock. the President trans
m,tted 20 both Houses the following Mes
sage.
wAsnrxcrox. Fep. ~. 1899.
To fis Ecu,, cf Representatives, .flss Usissi Sieles:
transmit TO Congress copies OF y srious
ether documents received from the Go.
vesoor Of Name, relating tn the dispute
between that State AMI the prayinec OF
New Druosaick. which for nedtbe sub
j~ct Of my Message O! the 10Th inst. aud
also copy OF a memorandum signed by
the Secretary Of State OF the United States
and Tier Britannia Nsjes,v's Envoy EN.
'raoijiuary aud Mini.,er rlea,po,cniIary
near the United States, OF the terms upon
which il 10 believed all collision can be a.
voided on the frontier. consistently with.
and respecting the claims on either aide.
As the British Minister sc,s Without So
oifc authority from his government. Il;
will be observed that this memorandum
has bu, the force OF rec mmenoation on
the Provincial authorities and ON the &C.
vernncnt Of the State.
NJ v:E DI'Rv,E