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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

VIRGINIA. ELEcrIoNs.

lee cSsAiy.-IiAburn, v. d. elected without
opposition.
Brartea and LrsSis Jacob J. Jackson, ". a..
reelected without opposition.
ssoa -Jamrs Bevins, v. n. elected.
In EiVisg she resul' OF the late election last
week and The week before, We placed Brsx,on &
Lewis 10 the credit Of The wings. This We
dii upon the authority Of staten snis in Seve-
raj Of ouF exchange papers, amongst which We
remember were The Wheeling papers. the Balli-
more Pairios. and LynehbuFg Virginian. Suisse
queni accounts allowing the success Of the Van
BuTen candidate in those counties, parties in the
neIi Legislature will stand ss follows.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

~ - "s>rsr1 Cssrsg, s4sg y.
HORRIBLE sToRAGi--NATcHKZ IN
Our devoted city 10 IN rains. sad Ne
Lave not hsart q stoee, 70 detail. While
the dead rsnsin nabnried and the uoanA-
cd grosn fos help. Yesterday, q sns
o'clock, uhils eli vss peace. and most Of
our populslion were 81 the diaing table, q
storm bnrst upon our city add ragged fos
half IN hour nth most destructive and
dreadful power. We look around and
see Nssches--ysstsrdsy lovely and cheer.
fsl Nsichss--in ruios. and 6undrsds Of
osr citizens vithost . shelter OF pillow.
Genius cannot imsgias. poetry itself can
not Oil up picture that would match the
ruin and distress that every where meets
the eye.
"Undsr the Hill" presents q scene Of
desolstioa and ruin which the heart and
bsggsrs deseripiion-sH. Ell e s,sspf ascsy.
ssd bssssfA xe vsiss sfiH Esy erssAed he
6odsss cf many sfyasg1s. II would GIL
volumes 10 depict the many escapes and
heat-rendieg scenes; one OF the most in,e-
resting was The rescue Of Mrs. Alexander
from the ruins Of the Steamboat Hotel;
she was found greatly injured. with two
children in her arms. sad fiey both deady
The destruction Of 6st boats is i'm me nse;
al least sirfy were tossed for moment on
q raging rive.. and then sxnk. dyoraiaR
most Of fksfr erescsi The best Informed
produce dealers estimate the number OF
lives lost by the siaking Of fiat boats al foo
hundred.
No calculation can be made Of the
amount OF money and produce swallowed
up by the river. The steamboat Kinds.
scifh ssesf Of her erer. went 20 the bottom,
and the Prairie. from 81. Louis, was 90
much wrecked a. 10 be unfit for use
The Steamer 81. Lawrence. al the up.
Iper cotton press, IL total wreck.
There is no telling how widespread
has been the ruin. Reports have come
in from plantations twenty. miles distant
in Louisiana. and the rage Of the tempest
was terrible. Hundreds Of negroes killed,
dreilisgs spspf like eAsf from their foun.
daiions. the forest uprooted and the crops
beaten down aud destroyed. Never, ne
yer. never was there such desolaiion and
ruin.
We cannot even attempt description
Of the msngled condition of Natchez.-
Hundreds OF houses, yesterday on firm
foundations, and the abode Of comfort
and beauty, now choke up our streets
Wiih mingled materials in a state of utter
destruction.
We can do nothing to-day bot bury
the dead and bind up the wounds of those
yet struggling for life. A list os the
dead and wounded win be given As soon
- we can procure il complete.
The court. house at Vidalia, Parish
Coneordis. is low with the earth, and the
Jail next 10 il badly shattered. 1t il
painful to report the death Of Judge Kee.
ton, who was dug from the ruins of the
court. house horribly mangIed. he was the
only person in The building al the time.
The Sheriff Of Adams county, and the
Marsheis Tor this district. have suspend
ed all business for the present.
Hever community deserved the sym.
patty Of the country and the bounty oil
the Government. it is desolaied, ruined
Matches.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21
CovrsPOadsnes IF ne Bsliinovs Pstriot.
MIQGIQeIppg A.. oo.L ,a.<

HAooAooArrtf AfOL 49th, 1870.
Happening some two weeks ago 20 be
IN the town Of Canton, and sitting with a
gentlemsn in bis Office, i heard the re-.
port Of 9 quo, and simultaneously q veil
Of savage delight. rushed to The spot.
Some hundred yards off, and there be.
held well made yoahg man stretched in
The open street. with his face turned To-
wards heavea, grosning snd writing In
the agonies Of death. The slugs with
which the gun was loaded had penetrated
bis side between the ma and tie hip
oh IL vas 9 shocking sight to see. l saw
him take HE last gasp. and make bis last
struggle.
81 gszed
To try IL Teould wrench oagh, out Of death
which should coahrm, or shake or make faith.
Buth vas all mystery. Here Ne are
And there We goi-but vkers Eve bits OF lead
Or three OF two or one, send very far"
For short time after the young man fell
near bic victim and gazing upon him
stood his murderer. Boosting Of The horrid
deed. He was = large, reddish haired
red faced man-ihe imperson alton of
strength and brutality. And as IL man
had suited the word to The action Of ma.
tuTe, bis name was Pigg-James Pigx.-
As lar ~ could learn the circumstances
they were as Acknowledgement 1.-THE
name ofiho muTdered) was q deputy mar.
shal. Cook. another deputy marshal, bad
levied two days before on PIRg's last pro-
perry Of every description and had taken
OIL all the negroes and such property "A be
could remove. PIgg was absent from
hous; nc returned ., nigh, zsd Eonsd hts
vile add some SIX OF eight children IN
tears. His fencing as he says was thrown
down and cattle were eating Up bis corn.
The contemplation Of the scene Of
wresehsdaess and ruin wrought him 10
madness. lie was an oid lrontiersmso
add entirely unedoeaied. He had been
engaged IN many deadly strife vilh the
indiaas. He found hiss home AZ he had
loune q IN days Of yote, desolaie. He
thought not Of the lav--bs reflected not
that be was living with civilized man aad
that be who bed takea from him bis All
vas sWora ofheer, add acting IN the die.
charge Of hes duty. BE thought only Of
his desolsie condition, and determined 10
take vengssnee on him who had maas Il
20. tie loaded his gun snd went n pur.
iuit OF Cook-hs could not find him-on
me second DAY stiii 10 pursuit u Cook.
be met With Nofment Who erpostulated
wiih him and justified Cook a. acting IN
The dischsfgs Of hs duty Maddened
BY asguneais be eould not answer, snd
soaded By iafy 81 not 6hdiag Cook he
Wfsaked his vengeanes on Normspt.
,gainsi whom be bed no cause 81 asafr,i
shaisveFs aad Who vs. in feet n have
heard oas 81 the u.ost amishls voong
nsa IN The eoaaty. He'd sot he more
discreet eiiizens restrained the mob. Pie
Eoeid havs been hung iasisnflv Dc.
'fs''os esd laH prevailed cod Pigx wss
FoAea snd iedgsd "a jail u svsit ~ ,,isl
fosss fsspseffully.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

Mrssissrprs Rlvra.-Ths Cincinnati
0szstls Ct Tuesday. received ~ the Yves
tern Mail this nornins. ssys:~-Ws have
the noss distressing sccosnb, from gen.
tlsmsn Who len New Orlssns on the first
|of May. in the ssesnbest General Browa.
ofaths Flood in the Mississippi. Marry
fA< vkeis eossfvy. fren tie sosfA IF fAs
Ohio 70 Me- Ovisass. 70 usdw vsty.-
Tho town plat Of Cairo 10 coaplstsly sub
msfged. end great tears are entertained Of
the Destruction Of New Orleans.
II II stated that there we're about 1000
essss on the docket Of the United States
Circuit Court for the Sooshern District Of
Mississippi. which recen;ly eennsnesd
i,s session at Jackson.
PsEHsyIvANfA LscssIArusr.-rues
day. the l2sh iustass. wss fixed for con-
vening he third session Of The present
Legislst0rs Of Pssasylvsnia. A quorum
not being in attendance, nothing was
done on that day; snd no business vas
done on the following day, In consequences
Of the annuneis:ion Of the death Of Mr..
Chandler. . member Of the House from
Sehvyikill. add Of Mr.. Swsyns. . men,
Der from Chester county. The Iegisla-
ture had not. therefore. got 10 business at
the last accounts from Harrisburg.
We learn from Wahingtou that u 10
known there, that Gov. Csss is in favor Of
the election OF his cid FELLOW soldier, Gen.
Harrison. The followers Of Van Buren,
are clamorous for his recall. but the little
man dare not take the responsibility"
IN u ErP.
The Hsro Of Ssndusky.-Ths gallant
Col. Croghsn, Of the United States Ar
my. reached this place on Thursday. on
his Way from Washington. upon a tour
rs Inspector General 10 the Western
posts. He was gratifed in the opporiu.
nifty OF paying his respects TO his old CON-
mander. Gen. Harrison. with whom he
served in the hard fought battles OF Tip
pecsnoe and Fort Meigs.-G Gin. R,put.
The nsp Cessus The Philsdelphia Ga
zette remarks that there is one consoIa-
ton in the fact OF the approaching census
OF the Cnion-each man, woman and
child within its boundary will count one
IN the vast aggregate Of millions. This is
enough TO crafty the ordinary ambition
Of men. and is what may be called GER
tain kind Of fame.
Ike population Of the Union in 1890,
was IL. sec. $40: that at the present time
is roughly estimated at about seventeen
millions and quarter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

THE WHEAT cROP.-Ths rrussssskisuu
lAid) lieguid ,ssess 49, ~ ~ = nakins drsus.
iul faysgsp ePea ~ Whsai esop - Psessfick
eouays ant Ihsi ihs iais prsrnisiar prarperi 81
4 6as eFup y 49, absas = be rsaiers--Ana sss
Gaa,oa oarlts says ~ ~sfsaaiaa A. i dsian
ssfioas ieiuff - - rFhsat "a Aai an9 - a..
csni eesaiisa-n o. 80 e,hsr $50, ~ Here.
ssiE ga kays.sss - sstssstsg iaa ssfs.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

70 February Lat. ysass Pssss ". and
sons etnefs. sappossd % bs IN The cos6-
dsnes o. The Palace q thai tine, rallied
sgss.si he Ceiosei We isfsnsd thea
thst y vss 40 o,pea for rscaussb,
snd vss indicative q Yeas bestiiity: bat
hichse hootsd q The idea Nov, Was
eeonaentisl Pssss from Albssy have foI.
loved y ths foeisssps of thssr brethrsa
here. Wss there no eoncsr. n sli th;s
Who can bslisvs hl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

William b. Dabuey, the Ascending Teller Of
the Bank OF Virginia, returned to Richmond
on the 10Th instant, and has been admitted a.
witness on the trial Of u. Green. charged with
having fraudulenty obtained the money from
the Bank. The whole affair will now be tho
roughly psohsd, and what Of mystery may have
surrounded il, viii be speedily dissipated. The
Richnond Wing says ',he only portion Of the
testimony which We have yet heard OF pablo in
ieresi. vas, that the checks foundin the bank, to
the amount. We believe, Of sS5a. 900. represent
money" The Trial Of Green is sin pending.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21
Wing majority on JOINT ballot,

The decision on the contested elections, IL il
bsi'eved, will give the Wings from IS to 30 ma
J'.'y on Joint ballot H. Inc las. Legisls,ur. The
Ways had not sufficient strength to elect Sen
s'or' and succeeded only By one vote IN the cleo
s.yL Of Govsrnor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

BASS ~ NinefNiA.--Ths Richmoes
"ais q ssiarasy says lhsi W.. psbuev
% be iessimaay ca ihs trial ~ zee.
esga'H ~ ne pgsssnt oliesrs q re baat
?. aay Fne~ledgs whsiever a. ne over.
esffas. oely oaa, Wbo bss oas bees ~
ester q iAe taak 81 some luelvs
s.on,e,' BAD eay eegsisanss a lhs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

We are now enabled 10 inform our rea-
ders that JOHN NJ. NILES. OF Connecticut,
has been appointed by the President Of
the United States. with The advice and
consent Of the Senate. 10 DO Postma ster
Gsnersi Of the United States, rice AMOS
KENDALL. resigned.
We learn. further. that CHURCHILL C.
|CAMBRELENS. Of New York, has been
nominated by the President Of the United
States TO the Senate az Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary 10 the Court Of 81. Petersburg.
t.Ssiieai IaisHigsae1.
The appointments Of Cambfeleng and Niles
both como viikip the range Of the following re-
marks Of the AiexandIia Gazette. made prior %
and Of course without reference 10 their appoint
rnent Mr.. Cambreiers was rejected BY The peo-
pie a. the last Congressional election in Ny.
and Mr.. Niles was but q few weeks ego. de-
feaied by large majority Of the people Of Con-
necticui. a. candidate foe Governor Of that
State.
Some time ago. Mr.. CLAY. in one Of his
speeches in the Senate, stated that the
Interpretation Of the people, expressed
towards any candidate for their SURFACES,
was sure passport 10 Executive favor
Unfortunately too many instances have
occurred. within the last few years, Of the
declaration. II strikes us a. unreason able
and unjust. not TO ssy disrespeetful 10 the
people. TO persist in such Course
Surely. there are always greedy applicants
enough for Office. without choosing those
who have been rejected by their fellow.
citizens. Nor do we see The political
wisdom Of such policy. Even 10 parti.
zans. il cannot always be agreeable
When man presents himself 10 his
neighbors, and is judged and tried by
them. why should the Executive step in
and reverse their decision9 There is
surely no sembla3es Of Democratic priu-
eiPlasin such proceeding.
f.1fxanlria G...ff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

We we're struck with The remark Of plain
farmer, the other DAY, in reference 10 the move
menfs Of the Cabinet and The party a. Washing
ton 'rhe Van Buren barn. said he. Is on ere.
The rats eeg;n 10 see and feel their danger, and
are running slsal,hily to and FRO. in search Of
safe retreat" An apt and forcible illustration,
thongh, ve. Of affairs at Washington. The Tip
peeahoe blazr, kindled in The West. has spread
like vild-hre in every direction. IL has reached
Virginia, Pennsylvania, and nearly all The Van
BURN esras in The Union. and has iIisd with
alarm The ra'' al Washington. who see their in
rviiasle fate IL they occupy their present bur
rowing places until the 9Th Of March next.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

A gfsaf aesf has assnFFgd n ~ agisairsip5i
Tlssf, iaasdaiias ~ esuagry, assifuyiag srop-.
csiHs, bees. hs3t.nss. asd eshsg propsny.--
caifp, "a ~ msuih 81 ~ Oaio, wss ehsiig 40
- wntss. 80 - Fishassfg several aiafshoasrn
h2ss tefr atsaasse& Fsags ere sntsrairps
for ~ iafsiy 81 Esw 0Ilsaus sd ~ ukoss
icnss espnig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

Mississippi appesFs, from ali ace0unts.
u BE- in depioFsble eonditioa. The bsss
paper a eiieelsiion. that q ths Uniou
bank, e BOT worth msSs thaa % csnis IN
the dollar, cod lhsFs " 10 eoaE1eaes fsli
that hat Ell rstsie its v1iue. Bgsndan
noiss afs a ron 2 70 8 esnig tie dollas.
y b said lbai 80 saogi y mshing 70 GET
the Ney OEleass Baaks ioPui their soies
a eifeuisiioa. THIS movsmspi. nii takes
easei, may, 81 psodueing 81 undue e..
Pansioa 81 these iastitsiions. result u
ihsig dasiruciion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

Thes va 81 impelsai fsilou aha d.
80 vonea, "A sigu . hsag dTy gsodl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

Tie Vote Of Pssasyipaaia. - Fifty thou
sand vas Gen. Jackson's majority IN
1924. twenly.ix thousand in ls1s. II /.
200 m 1884. foWr fhozs1ad for Mr.. Ven
Huren ~ 1893. Divide this smorg The
hiy-iouF counties q which the State i
eomPosed, sDd change Of City votes 10
each seuniy viil dslssi him nsxl fan.
81 . ehange Of Two votes IA each cleo.
sioa district 10 the State. aod ihs Key.
stone Il redeemed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

THE cABINET.--lt yin b se-n by the Iss-
Yer Of Anos Kendall. IN ,s-dsys paper, ,es. hs
has resigned Tie once Of Postmaster General,
on secoani ef III h<allh, and h about 10 become
The editor Of he extra 0Iobes Andu is ru-
inosed hal Other designations in the Cabinet are
70 follow scoa. II h stated that sixiy-eiEhs Van
sursa nembefB o. coagrcss have pstitioDed The
Presidentto dismiss Mr.. Pauliiag. the Secretary
81 the Navy, for reasons partly growing out Of
his uneoureous manner .nd bsrsh coaeuct Mr.
Forsyth. Secretary Of STATE. is said, wishes 20
retire. There 10 talk Of woedbuys resisnins,
and great dissatisfaction has eeea expressed BY
leading Van Buren, members Of cosgfess with
Mr.. Po,nsesf. on account of has essr,s in regard
TO The standing army Of 100, 900 men.
The letter Of Mr.. Ksndali, says the Baltimore
Patriot. 10 emineniiy eharsetefistic OF that cum
ming bot iow-minded adven:urer. His character
for candor Is % low. thai one knows not how
much 70 believe of his reasons for wishdra wing
from the offiee Of Cenerai, with q
SALARY Of $4,000 year, to become q "hrelinx
scriebltr," Ito US fasoriie exprcssioa Of the
patty ors,ors) Tor the extra Globe, which viii
scarcely afford him sal, for bis bread. The real
- v. 49, ~@sSs 'aIs tor Teutots - pfooaoly
this; Mr. Van Burru and his friends are deter
mined TO make apowerful struggle to maintain
their ascsndsuey. As one Of the moot efficient
means Of sustaining themselves, they are rrsolv.
ed TO for'ify The central party press with all
The ability aud strength they can eommand-.
Kendall srhe most efficient newspaper writer
IN their ranks. lie Is able. experienced, and
eanrely unscrupuious. He nai,ers himself, and
they Halter themselves. with The idea thar he
can DO great deal TO rriis ihe~s mp; add he has
been, therefore, induced to abandon oil oihrr
occupations, and devote himself solely and ex-
ciusively to the business Of defending the nd
ministraiion and assailing the opposition during
The campaign. Ifthey should succeed his re-
ward would Be high, and IL they are unsucee.s-
ful. a. ne have the utmost confidence they will
be. he can siip 7ob,ain foreign mission, with all
the emolumsnis Of salary and ou,ii, for the re-
maiHder Of SIR. Van Bures.'s term.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

pedicased 70 he Young wings Of Jea<rses, TO
b se.g 81 IL opening ef The Cabia-pv N.
suther Il Pebbles, ffom Cas,aha--
Tsrs--"ns Aiasrsl ~ 10 Ia wsv Ass r.-.. V
Brave Hsvissa 70 he West b gone,
In ths rode ioe-hss zen aad ham;
The yeousaS gsrb he hes eirtei 90,
HIS sword . ~ siung beAinf him-
Loved frecdoms lspdi ihossh fo<s press hard,
Though loco wolves shsp rssd tkes,
ops sword atlssst my righfs shaii guerd,
oae faithful arm brffiend dee.
The Hero comes. and me fesasns eAsin,
10 torn Iike The rved ssusde1;
The peoples voice must be board again,
Like the sounds Of breaking tbssdsy,
Virginia speaks from all her hiils
The vieiors shouts are swelling,
Brave Hsssisox the welkin hliS
A hs'ionS praises telling.
Young Wings awake To The rescue ay,
And yield no ground TO the tory;
Let Brave Old TIP" be your raIlyins cry.
Add bell lead on 10 glory.
Van Buren, slaves are coming now
Tom Benioas spell Is broken;
Like freemen pledge your constant vow,
Strike for The viciors token, n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

me. from his Csstslian fouat. the pretty
little pebble below. u 10 dedicated 10
the Young wings Of Jefferson. and il 10
hoped they will sing il II Inc opsainK Of
The Csbin." BY The whole cisb. The
pebble. wsll.dirseted from The ding by
the psvids. may bring Golish 10 feel
mat he alone Is "doubly armed. who
hath has cause JUST"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

coSoREss.-Aa ia,eresaiss debate 10 nov
ssiat 90 n he sensss spsa he Baalrsp, Ban.
NJ. Weesssr delivered powerful speesA In Ca
ver 81 u. On hesisy. The House. - ussal, @
'asos'ossly gagged In doing neshiss several
nnsnceessfsi efforts hare hsea made 70 take nm
de sae-Tresssy hiIi, ths majority seem to
think The AYPscPsiaiies bills and oder matters
should take pssced<acs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

u 10 runored that ~ . meeting Of The vsn
baIea V'sdsnes Cenniiiee of Jeaersoa county,
N this place. % Mosdsy last, resolu,ioa vss
oderrd BY certzin gentleman and supported in
. spsech By anoshef Individual, (bolh our prr-
ssssi eoem:es.) TO the effect that The Van Baren
party of Jehsrsoa Be required 10 viihdssw their
subscriptions and withhold all patronage from
The FREE Press Office. Gun dis be true II So,
did the resolution receive the sanction Of the
meeting. OF Of ssy sns, except the two worthless
70 question: We should like 10 have answers to
these questions from some onr fully cornixan, OF
the facts We know there are two or three ma
hsnan' spirits IN that party, who would deseend
10 any lille rnesnnesS TO granfy their espaeieus
Souls, bus ue are not prepared TO believe that
any considerable portion Of the mem Sers Of that
COMMITTEES. many Of whom we know are high
minded and liberal gentlemen, could sanciloa
such \ resolution.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-21

II 10 stated that there were about 200o
essss on the docket Of the United States
Circuit Court for the Soeshern District ol
Missi,sippi. which receauy eoumsnesd
its session at Jackson.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-11-07
THE HAIR TIE HAIR! TIE HAIR!

MO better evidence il wanting to allow the superiority
. Y Of the Genuine Buffalo Oil, over other preparation
than that number of Druggists cndcavorng To initiate
IT, ana oising their miserable limitations the public, for
genuine. Read advertisement Beware of Psdnrs
Genuine Buffalo Oil Is fast taking the place Of all other
articles To promote the growth soften aud beauty the
ir It's use gives II sontss TINT other article does
ana causes II to curl bcaunllyby free II will darkcn
and give the hair satin gloss 1t Is highly pcrncd and
gives perfect satisfaction tn all who have given II trial
ou VIII observe the signature Of the proprietor, William
Brown also Buffalo ON imprinted the bottle. In
consequence Of counterfeit which has recently appeared
aud is now for SALE have been persuaded to obtain new
label engraved on copper, for which have secured cop,
right entered according to act 0 Congress In the Clerk
Once OF the District Court Of Massachusetts. ANY infringe
ment will he dealt with according to law.
For sale by I. HUTCHINSON, Jr. Woodstock vi. n