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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-03
cH4aass NATION. {sseresaries.

MN. w. FEssENDEN, frtlt
DIR. Washburn on taking the chair made
a few appropriate remarks. explaining the
object of the meeting-as being 10 respond
TO the nomination Of President and Vice
President. by the Harrisburgh Convention,
and hear the report Of gentlemen there
present.
IL was expected WM. HENRY. Esq. oil
Bellows Falls. our delegate TO Harrisburgh,
would have been present, and given a re-
por.-being prevented by indisposi,iou, the
President called upon
Hon E. II. ALLEN OF Bangor, a delegate
from Maine to the Convention, TO address
the meeting.
Mr.. A. for the space Of an hour, kept the
attention OF the audience by his eloquent ac-
count of the doipgs Of the Convention, and a
description Of delegates present, particu-
larly those from Kentucky and Virginia
He presented most fatlering picture ofthe
prospect of the success Of Old Tippecanoe
strikingly contrasting him with Van Buren,.
He spoke Of the large negotiations he had
made with the Indians for Public Lands,
and unlike the Sub reasurers OF the present
dynasty. had honorably settled his accounts.
What said he has Mr.. Van Buren, DONE to
en,itle him to the first Office in the gift OF the
peopie2 "What was his course to MIR. Madi-
son during the war. when Harrison was
coniending against the 6etcest foe Of his
countryside joint force OF British and In
dams? You know, Sir, for it is a matter oil
History" He then drew a rapid and graph
ic contrast of the state Of things. under the
experimenters. and the systems which Wash
ington. Madison. and the old republicans oil
the country had projected. and experience
approved. He gave a short sketch OIL
the Life and Public Services Of Gen. HAIR.
aIsoS. and ended by an eloquent appeal ia
the Green Mountain Boys--all OF which
wns received with the most enthusiastic ap
piause by the audience.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
the following. and they were unanimously
adopted; m rs 3ya4 81 asaSe
LIST. Resolved. That we have listened
with interest and delight TO the account Civ
en- us Of the Harrisburg Convention, and
we rejoice that the holy cause Of republican,
freedom. should have commanded the atten-
lion OF such body Of men, distinguished fol
public services and private worth, and thai
their deliberations should have been charac
terised by an entire sacrifice Of personal and
sectional feeling on the altar of pobis
good---and we hail the nomination Of Gen
Harrison, with enthusiastically he deserves
the confidence Of the people. He has been
in the civil service in the most importan
trusts. and has always discharged his duties
with honor to himself. and to the satisfaction
ofthe people. He has fought many battles
for his country and the Stars and Stripes
always waved in triumph over his field
Again viii the people rally under his stand
ard and another battle will end 10 anorher
triumph. n s
cd. Resolved, That VIC approve of the
nomination ofJohn Tyler, as Vice President
for be is "a stern Republicans Distinguished
for simplicity Of manner, moral, aud in
ielleclual worth; and we doubt not the Old
Dominion will give him, as well asthe He,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-03

The Steubenyille (Ohio) Gazette Of last
Wednesday says :"We UNDERSTANDING wheat
is selling al MassiIlon at 43 "a cents q BUSH
el, at three months credit" Before the war
upon the currency commenced wheat com
nanded a living price. II was cash ari-
Gle Zoo, But now we see Il selling at FOR
TY-THREE CENTS a bpshel, and on a
credit efthfee months.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-03

= There are various degrees Of slavery
The lover is slave 10 his mistress, and
surely he has hard time Of IT, The drunk.
ard is slave TO his bottle his fate is rather
worse. But Lord have mercy on the edi.
tori he is the most miserable slave Of all
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-03
VERMONT PHOENIX.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER as, 1889.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-26

contest is animporsani ore N another point Of view.
Two UEfrEp STATES SEsArons ARE TO BE ELECT
I'D NExT wIsTLR. AZ we feel confident that, If
the Wings but do their duty in The coming elections,
a decsded majority Of our friends will be returned
the Wings, not osiy in Berkeley, but ~ our aeigh
boring counties, and alI the State. 10 come 70
The PoAs on ne an 7hprsdoy IN 1prti. and cast
their for those Of their party who may be pre-
scented as candidates for their cordial and undivided
support. Rouse, WINGS, ROUSE Staks Fl yovr
Lelhargg md .Snplnsness: oad DE dag q ours
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-26
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH QUEEN.

We learn from the Baltimore American that the
steam ship British Queen reached New York op
"Wednesday morning. the 18th inst having sailed
from Portsmouth, on the % inst. She brings Lon
don papers 10 The ist March, and Liverpool to The
10Th February, inclusive.
The British Ministry have fallen into the minori-
~ on several occasions and il supposed they will
resign.
The French Ministry have resigned IN consc-
aaencc Of the Chamber Of Deputies refusing TO grant
half a million Of francs, annually, to the Duke dc
Neusurs, on his marriage.
Money market at London remained much the
same as per last accounts, but on Friday, the 25th
February. (the settling day. there was heavy
pressure,
United States Bank stuck had been sold at Gl5
the supposion that the intelligence oflhc failure Of
Pepnsy to pay her interest on the LIST Febraa
ry had reached England without the subsequent
advice Of her repairing the error aud that this had
affected all American Stocks.
Wheat steady 10 price. American Flour had
sold, TO some extent, at sos, Cd and 3ls. being an
Improvement Of Cd. per bbl.- duties the same as
before.
There 10 nothing later from China.
The chsrtist conyicls, Frost, Jones, and Will
iams, had sailed for their destination, New South
w alcs, but compelled by stress Of weather TO
put into Falmouth
FRAscE.-An extraordinary express from Paris.
brings the important intelligence Of the resignation
ofthe French Ministry, in consequence Of signal
defeat in the Chamber Of Deputies on the question
Of the " doiaton'' for the Kiag's Louis Phil
lippe, who is said 10 have been furious accep
ted the designations, and sent for the Duke de Bro.
glie. The funds fell, and Paris was in state of
great excitement. The vote considered
blow upon the Orleans dynasty.
The Duke dc Broglie had been applied TO by the
King declined entering anew into political life
The marriage Of the young Prince, TO take
place, Notwithstanding the Chambers refusal TO
provide for him. The father Of his bride, who, by
the way, Princess Of SAKE Coburg and cousin to
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert is reported to
have said that the rejection should make no differ
ence, and the King the French will make proy.
sion for his out Of his own resources.
The Duke Of Wellington has quite recovered.
The packet ship South America, from New York
had arrived at Liverpool. She carried $4,000 let
ters the largest quantity. says the Chronicle, ever
before shipped by similar conveyance,
Since the British Queens last voyage home, her
engines have undergone a few necessary repairs.
No less sum than fl0 800 has been expended in
improving this noble ship.
The new French ambassador, M Guizot, and
suite, have arrived al London
The American Captains. at Liverpool, celebrated
the birth day OF w ashiugion.
The latest advces from AIgiers we're that all was
tranquil, although the Arabs preparing to re-
new their incursons.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-26

In the Senate to~uy, after the completion of the
business heiorcif,
Mr. CARrER. (Mr, CooKE in the CHAIN moved
8 vote at thauks 10 the Speaker which was nnan
mausly eoncuFred in In submitting his notion
Ma. CARTFR accompanied It with some well con-
ceiyed sHd well expressed. remarks. complimentary
10 the Speaker EOS his abilities. and private worth
Tie srEAKEN having resumed the Chair and
the usual message offeaduess. for tue final adjourn
usent, having been inleIehanged with the House Of
Delegates,
Ga motion of Mr.. CARRIER the Senate adjourned
sias dee, ~hefeupon ihe Speaker delivered brief,
lot appropriate and handsome parting address to
the memhers
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-26

ten trs ad soup inside with vegetables, AID little
grease or lard twice day potatoes or other vess-
tables, and seldom any butchers meat"
Granasr.-Dastsig lsboref' receive, ga. 90
I'd per day With bou'd MahIburg. "a. pqr DAY !
Bsls.ein, a. withgu, boafd
KsrHsKtAxps.--soufh figIlsnd lab eers g.
eeive a. % a.. per day Nth board Nor'h iioi
land, 20d. per day ~iglou' bird AatwerP 81
per day. 40. West FLANDERS, 90 ~ i0ts. pr year
~ilh b.,srd.
These are fact, FER ~ peop's; aad We a,s hem
Il they can any longer support En- Administrator
that believes the faaneiai condition a ne mopaf-
elicsl kingdom. Of Earope--snd ~ consequence
the ssciai. and finally, the poiifieai--wofthy Of
imitation b. she nssli gent snd lee-befn eizsos Of
thi, landf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-26
NORG4N COUNTY.

Meetings, Of both political parties. we're held. 10
Morgan. on Monday last. CEowwflL oenteE.
E.q, (Wbis) anI Henry 1yers, E.q., (Laeo To-
COZ were seseraly presented As candidates for che
House Of Delegates.
AspEEw HuSrsn, IN The candidate for III
district. on the Wing Electoral ticket sni llrsRr
BgDNekR. Eco. on behalf u the ioco foeos. held
on able discussion before = large audience. IN the
Court House.
We were gratifed to fad that number Of hose,
who have been warm supporters d the Admin
istralion, have renowned Yan Buren, and ranged
themselves under the bauaer Of HARRrsos and
Tyler. The Wings Of Morgan are alive and
a@ake--the Loco foeos manifesiiy d,spiri,ed. We
do aot think We hazard pueb in anticipating the
triumphant success Of Mr. 0RricK.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-26

MOUSE oF DELEGATES.

SATURDAY, March IA 1910.
To-day. the passage Of many local biils was
communicated from the Senate. Several OF the
bills, were accompanied with amendments, in
~hich the House coacaued, except, the act, redu-
cisg into one the sesefal acts, concerning slaves
free negroes and Hulsuoes, and the question com
inx % On the amendments TO that bin, on motion
Of Mr. Mar. it wss indefinitely postponed-syes
~. nocs %
On motion 81 Mr.. DoRNAS, a joint resolution
adopted instfuetiag the sOperintendsnt Of pub
he holdings, carefully 10 examine, and cause be
removed. from the Attic story Of he Capitol, all
combusiible materials, except books, and to take
such other precautions, as may be necessary, to
guard and protect the same from fire.
Ihe " act reducing ingo one act, the several aels
prescribing tbe mode &C ,rtaibing the taxable
property within he Commonwealth an 81, cJilecl-
ne ibe public revenue returned from The Senate
aiih sixfy-odd amendments, was taken up.
aiany of the amendments were agreed to, and
some rejected before they were oil gone through
boNes,f, motion was made BY Mr.. MAY to lay
hs blil on the table aud prlnt he amendments
Mhith vas agreed TO
A hill makinr provision for rtmoviue the Senate
Chauber ~ the ffst story the Capitol. was read u
hfss time, ard Or motion Of Mr. CEuTcnFIELD. after
some debate, was iude6nis ly postponed. This bill
proposed 70 appropriate $4,000 for htling out the
raonl on she first door, az tie Southern end of the
Capitol, ard turning tie Senate Chamber into a
Court room, Tor ihe accommodation Of The Courts
now held IN the below
On Mr.. YgxEBLEs motion, the House took Up
the bill 10 authorize the Bank. OF the Common
wealth, to Issue Of one and two dollars" by
a vote q 81 to SO. The bill eompels the Banks
to issue one and Two dollar bills TO amount not
lrss than tpo nor more than four per cent. upon
their respective capital. until the LIST If January.
1871 with a prortstoH, that II any such Bank
shall fail 10 pay specie auy note issued by it in
virtue Of the act, when duly presented for pc gsent
il shall be lawful for the holder Of any such notes
20 receive the amount thereof, with rs per cent
damages on the same
The bill vas read first and second time
Messrs. IuNsrALL, and NEEsBLE, supported it,
Mr. SNiTn Of Of W.. wishsd Co make an smel d.
nent 20 compel the Bsnks 10 make the notes pay-
able where issued. Mf. MAY offered the following
amendment. which met NIr. Srntth's view wiz
add after the word payment" the word. " at any
Office OF branch Of the Bank which ray have issued
tho same" Thi. amendment was sgresd TO. and
then the biii was ordered 10 be engfossed-a
70, noes 80.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-26
wGDsrapAr, March "a.

This morning, a communication wss received.
from the Senate. announcing the passage Of severed
bills, some with amendments. in which abe House
ooucurred, among them the bal providing iuF the
removal OF the Senate CHAMBER. Also that they
bad asrsed 10 the Preamble end Resolutions. rsla
tive to the demand 9th Eseeuts. IL Virginia
upon re Executive o. the State 81 New YoiA. laf
the surrender OF certain tusit,es from justice.
The Senate also communicated the pa .ssse n 4.
resolution requesting the House 20 sr ,,oint \ com
mit'ee OF Conference 10 meeta Csmmis,re on a..
Part OF the Senate, TO reconsider tho naitsf. If
difference between the Srratc and House q Dele.
gates N relation to the amendments 10 the bal sa.
uued an act TO afAend the several acts, eoncesn.
ing he Banks."
iha House assscn;ed, and COMMITTEES was then
appointed on its behalf
After short recess Of the House. Mr.. BoBERr-
sos from the Commttee on the part 81 The House.
reported, recommending that lhe House reeede
from its agreement 10 the substitute for the ninth
section of the bill, and the adoption Of a section Va
lieu thereof, which has for its object the suspension,
uni, the lst day Of January next, Of tho remedy By
motion upon ten day, notice, against the Banks Tor
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-26
Baltimore, March %.

FLouR.-The Store price of Howard Street fiour
today is uniform at 81 81 to S4S7a. The arees
ia dull, however, and we have heard Of no transac-
tons We continue II qsote the receipt price NY "
Cars at s462a, aid by Wagons at $40. W.
hear OF no lrar sactions in City Mills OF
ma Flour ''ois morning.
WEEAr.-We Quote fair TO prime red Whea.S ~
% cents and $l--very little coming to marx e, 20
Prime family -four white Wheat is worth VI, AZ
and Sl.l5. CoRS.-Sales of white Corn al -
and 40 cts. today as in quality; and sales OF ~.
low at 40 and so cts. RYE.-We quote has'eiI
Shore Rye at 40 cts. OATs.-Sales OF Ma'ya..
Oats at 81 and 90 cts. CLOVER SEEp-"e quO''
al 50 to $40.
WHisKEY.-Limitsd sales Of hhds. at ~ cen'''
and of bbls at 23i and "a cts. The wagon P'''
Of bbls. Is 3 cts, exclusive of the Dbl.
BAcoN NO change since the last rerort.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-26
ADVERTISING MEMORANDA.

Sale, to-day. at the late residence OF h',zape"i
Winning, deed. on Back Greek, OF valuable W.
and Personal Property, by Edward Winning As a..
Sale. on Monday next, in Martinsburg' oil saI h.
bile Household aud Kitchen Furniture, by Ai''
bald Sheerer. Esq sh.
SALE on the sane day, at the residence OF p 'n0
subscriber, on The Opsquon Creek, OF vaiuao'
sunai Property, by John Bowers.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-26
NEY CENTS,
AND A BASKET or SHAVlNGS, REWA

AND BASKET OF SHAVlN6S' htHhhp'
ID ANAWAY from the subscriber, hvins 20" ga
IA the mouth Of Opequon Creek, on the -o ".
inst, OHIO ARDiNGER, aged ID years, az ~
prentice the Coopering Business. Inc sOo;g
reward will be given for the apprehension OF sS'N
apprentice, but thanks or charges will bf paul
FIELDING COLBERT
March &c, ls40.-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-26
TrE.nAr. Mareh II.

This morning. tho passage Of many bills was
communicated from the Senate, some With amend.
menisi some OF which wete coacuued b.. aud
others rejected. The resolution abous moving the
comhustihlc materials, from the attic story was re.
turned. With an amendment, anl %, and the amesd-
ment. laid on the table
The bill for fitting ~ the rooms Of the Court Of
Appeals, tor lhe use Of the Senate, ordered To
be rnsrosscd.
Nothing else, worthy of noe, oc urrcd during
the morning session - We do NOT enuuefaie ire
bii's passed, intending give their titles hereafter
The Con mittees 70 examine enrolled bids have
been busly engaged for several day-, aud grcat
many signed by tho Speaker.
In The evening, amung tho bills reiuri e Gom
the Senate, with amendments. vas that imposing
taxes for the support Of the Government
4he3st aipc,ldmen, Imposed an increased tax Ut
&sispsh Il one pet gfut.os, reisd merchants on
klpnsl thsy csrpd in trade over - 00O and
The sifnle inccas@ Wholesale merchants, If a
capital over $4,000. Mes.rs SrFPHESsos. AID
May opposed 10. Mr.. NJ sid the Senate had, Coz
three successive yesr.. ondeavored % force the
measure upon the House. Tie question being put
Il was negntived without DIVISION
The 2d amendment. among other things. pro
vides that no merchant shall have new license
unless he shows that be has paid for that u the
previous year. Mr.. iuSsrALL pronounced this a
monslrous principle, abhorfeut to a republican lie
gisature. The amt ndment was disagree 10, with
division.
The Richmond Compiler Il the lah instant
says: The Senate yesterday. postponed indcibite
y tho small note bill tss only specie payiag b,l
which has passed the Lover House this session
Ibis is MISTER Of surprise, aHi speaks liile faf
The consistency OF the Senate. The Cahen's notes
will now 90 freely. Il is a lue way u Introducing
-" better eHyreaey," from abroad.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-26
POR PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON,
OF ONO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN TYLER,
OF VIRGINIA.
EIeeiaon On .,,ossm1er, 1870.
WING ELECTORAL TICKET,

1. VIM HODGES, Of Nansenond.
2. JAMES W. PEGRAM, Of Petersburg.
3. VIM. S. ARCHER, Of Amelia.
I. RICHARD KIDDER MEADE, Of Din,ciddie
s. HENRY +. WATKINS, Of Prince Edtrard.
&. JAMES G. BRUCE. Of Hafifaz.
7. WHITMELLP. TUNSTALL, Of Pittsyivania
8. THOMAS II. JOYNES, Of .dccomaek.
9. JOHN TAYLOR, IT,, Of Caroline
10. WILLOUGHBY NEWTON, If TPestnoreland
III. JAMES LYONS, Of Richmond Ciiy
H. VALENTINE w. SOUTHALI., Of dtbemdrie
Is. JOHN 8. PENDLETON, Of Rappahannock.
Ia. JOHN JANNEY, of Lopdoun.
Is. ANDREW HUNTER Of Je6srson.
l6. PHILIP WILLIAMS, jr., Of Frederick.
II. VIM. SEY MOUR, Of Hardy.
IS. BRISCOE G. BALDWIN, Of augusta.
10. BALLARD SMITH. Of Greenbrier.
90. EDWARD JOHNSON, Of Boffeto1ut
81. JOHN ". HUMES. Of H'ashingion.
%. GEORGE w. SUMMERS, Of Kana,cha.
20. WAITMAN r. WILEY, of Monongaiia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-26
aIospAY. March 10

MohDAf, MRfrh 10
To-day the passaee Of a number OF bills was
communicated from tie Senate
The Senate returned the Bank Bill with mess
age that they had teceded from their amendments,
to which the House had disaereed, except ilei Oh
10Th and l6th, upon which they insisted.
The 9th amendment struck uui the clause autho
fizing the issue of IS notes. by the Northwestern
Bank Of Wheeling This l0h vas to stnke out
the clause, which stayed the executions for debt
where the creditor demands spceie--sfd the 10th
required 'hs Banks TO pay tbs States dividends in
specie.
COMMITTEES. al conference wefe then appointed
on behalf u the Two Houses, 10 which the amend
meats were referred
Ga motion OF hir. hATeLuFA, the House adop-
ted a resolution, eu,horsing the Governor 10 put-
chuse Eve Hundred feet Of hose. cad Gfy ere huek-
cts. for the proleciina Of public properly against
ire, said hose AID hfe buckets To be placed under
care Of the Superintendent. Of Public Eihees
The bill "prasidag for tbc Reissue ct certificates
Of State Stock due 70 the Bsnk Of Virginia" Nas
passed, ayes 81 -nocs q.
Nj. SoUrHALL. tom thr Committee appointed
on the AIT Of the fouse. to announce 20 Thomas
w Gmcr Esq bis election to the Office Of Co
vernon made a report. accompanied BY the cutte-
spandcnce tho secession
The tax bill was taken Up. and with the smend.
mcnts, referred to a special Committee.
Inc enEtosstd uill uhthWNhS Tue bahhh 10 u
notes Of the denomiT aiion a one aud TWO dol
lars. was passed BY large majority.
This with the passage OF several local bills, vas
The business e the morning session. 10 the eve
ming session the Committee of conference on the
Bank bill reported. aud their report was coneufTed
in, by which she House recedes om Us disagree.
men 10 the 9th and 10Th amendments Of Toe Sc.
nate, and also tine i0th, With IN amendment
This cuts of tbe authority o. the North Western
Bank to issue IS notes, and compels the Banks Il
pay he dividend on tie States Stock ia specie --
Mr.. RouERrsoS, spoke earnestly, against the lat
ter amendment, and minated, that he Soull YET
attempt 10 tack clause On some other bili u re
lic,e the Banks iiom the ouerons exacli0n.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-26

ftHR ~ rHE CAriroi.-saturday, the l4th inst.
ne senate was thFoWa into great confusion and a.
lsrm by tue bursting fors OF blaze from the WOO.
den eosncr near the ceiling, al one side Of the Sc.
nate Ihamhef, which csught on FIRE, owing to
enek IN ne doe Of The chimney Immediately be-
bind a. Tho Aae was fool caught on FIRE. and .irs,
'gniicd block q wood laid In the bricks to which
ne cofniee was nailed Il wss Pot out h-,o,s .
serious damage was done. Severn, .,,rl,,.s.
eried themselves Hanfully on tie serasion Tho
advanisFss Of having hydfa'., near ~ Csni,ol
sore harp'ly iia'tra'sd dad ia nod been thar va.
Ter ~as 20 convenient, Greater damage would have
resuitsd.-- Ricbro..d rows,Ie, "'''
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-26

i"' H'Fet' lown Torch Light Of the 10Th IN.
AHt 'As' .-un abe aih inst, the lead body Of Su.
a. :, ." fit9. aged liyears daughter u Mr.. John
v.rI' q Mofgsn COMFY, Va, was found on the
Hias iatd hank offhe foiomac. near M'Cey's Fer
~, tasng a,afsi down the rscr and lodged there
during abe laie ire shet. Ga ihe 20th Of January
ias she dceeased visited house on ihc line OF the
raii foaa, lille above SLEEPY creek aud neat the
road, toF ne rnrp9se II collecting some money due
her. she icli the house ia The evening to 60 home
1nd had not afterwards been heard ~ q Is presu-
med she had been violated and murdered on lke
road BY some inhamau wretch. and her bod, then
Thrown iHio The river. The serdict Of the iury was
thag Sssan Potter came o. her death by the hands
VI some person or persons unknown TO tie Jury