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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02

4 FOX s&llIE
nS SATURDAY, bS s'h Of aszt nSath,
vs,,,S = me- w cGsr for sale n. FhEY
/ lat, - ths po.,sssi0a % Mrs. Abigail Fry. ana
] now bsIooRinx 70 the hsirs Of tbs late Las ~
Fry. containing BY Sfsey,
One hundrs. aud sirty .fCRES.
The impro,s~salsss tOlsr.bir. ssd y. lsSd !,
-sI rs.:rsl 81 - sl..sss i' isi - ,sss so
VI ~ ssspsd ggps.:sssS,sry to awe an,
Peu'eSd ihst Nose she viii be spt,o.,.
sha.e, ZEE. sAa@'as the Prsaiss.
''o' r ,s,s' !, s:ds hne-s =, II. a.,
| signed. h So, si.es 81 che hsos. - ,.
Hsss.. - u o'sl.,-k q
"sTkf SMITH -
Asrsh ~. Is,. asteaE asu e. -,
&'TEg -
SnROM the fsru Il fha ~
~ ShsPhsrdstoWaD poa~<aip.a In 49, -,
RED STEER, 9Th tts FigsN az pssst33eaf
the form o. popisF issf--ths isft ~ abAasAs,
4 lleersl rsssrd ~ili ~ given TO sHy psFs0a
~bo VII give lRfOftHslIoa Of ssId slssf. 80 thsi
Z get him Sgain.
rive SERVANTS Wanted.
HEVHg subsesSbef Snkss 20 hire ~ o. BE-.
A isncs Of the gear. male $50 isnais ssfs
want, for uhieh - = hl Psy = lIhsFal pstrs..-
Hs also wishes 20 Fsat 49, oaisa hs ss~ osss-
pes Posssssioa siysa 90 So 80 q Agill sat.
chari',iovp. Msvsh ~. Isao -sv.
GmRGa&Gla Blues 2
EBAEABE 10 free. q q s~isAs Tsssra. -
N suaheslS, 81 he Sra sstufssy is AgrH
nsat, q ~ s'eiesk. a ~.
~ ofssi q ne caFssie.
ssaahAsi4, sarsh -. lele
Enfk hCsHELs soTAToEs, Vsu e
to-; 49,. - ,sa. W. . LOCK
wanted,
HlRON go y iasuiy safrsl, sea 9 's,r We
nsl,A Is isso
\ MCCARTNEY and GIBSON,
m Gibson's Oid Stand,
a AZ -. rsssfviar vsfisfy u 4asifthis
I - 80 So GOODS. - uhloh ihsf inyhs
ihs slissiion ofshsif iFissds, ans ~ fusiis 90
m.gp.r. v.rr,. s.rss e. lsso
u FWRNEa GmOCRE8lEa.
q AZ lsst fecsiviar q sssesf sagfiy ~ GRo-
III cEntE8. ukieh I aa ssiilaE ssfy shssp~rt
| ik.ak 3 Efiis ehsaFsr thse 49, go - baHgst
~ sisssaafe. D. ihh @srhei ~ lraets asa
es,ieu.sfe 80 lsasss.ee - cas- 80 eEsa,sss
80 lsaga fog thsaesisss. 49,
u,r,a %, iss'
, PeER sAhE,
sfffN ~strA = bstsaia so ~ -, =. =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02
WING NOMINATIONS.

ROBERT Y. CONRAD. Aa-Nomisa,ed
By whig coavealioa. - . casasAa,e ssr The
Senate Of Virginia. Tor the Desires composed of
The eouuiiss Of Jefferson, Frederick and Clarke.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02
PUBLIC SALE.

hf authority from Philip p. Cooke, the sub
~ seribss ~ill ODER for sale, 81 public sue
,ioh. - Friday tie liza iH,iaai, at h.. late resi-
dehee IN ChAIlssto~n. in the house Owned b,
Andrew KeAnsdy. all the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02

roa THE STATE sEsArE,
HiERoME L. oPiE, Esa-
fos TINE sorsE or prLr0arEs.
Goa ROBERT LUCAS,
JOHN R-EAxLoa~-Esss-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02
WANTED,

a MAN Of steady ssd correct habits 10 take
IA charge Of Dry Good, siors,-hs must bo
wall acquainted with the bosioess. A good
salary Will be given. Apply st
THfs oSFfcE.
March &C. tsia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class A ron 1910.
WI BE- positively dra'cR on Saturday
18Th .4priI, at .HeraHdria, ID. G.
d. 8 GREGORY s co. M.sAers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02
sperm Oil.

NrINrER-STkAINED OIL. Of The beet aaah
w Hy, just received and for sale ~
MCCARTNEY 4 GIBSON.
March &c, islO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02

WILLIAM c. woRTHIsGToN, E.a.
Ds GEoRGE o. STEPHENSON.
Nominated BY Wing Convention as candidate,
for the House Of Drlcgales Of Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02

We are sorry 10 see II tlsted in seve.
raj PsPers 10 Virginia that some Of the
Clerks employed 10 the public Offices in
Warrington. are actively employed as
Parsixan writers in the newspapers. This
shameless 'inierferenes' ought to be stop
ped.-.aisx. Garsffe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02

At the whix Coavsniioa for the fourth
Congressioaai Disirict Of Msfyleed. held
on Wednesday st Ellicolrs giils. Goses-
nor Georgs Howard. Of Ayhs Arundel
csuniy, and the Hon. Jobs p. Kennedy.
Of Baltimore City. verg unanimously
chosen candidates for Electors Of Presi-
dent and Vice Presideadfor the District.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02
BARK WAMTED.

WISH 20 parshass . ensnsisy Of Roek Oak
Il aud Slack oAh BARK. ~ G6lsh win paw
the highest market psiea II easA, e. Essshsr, II
soHVere4 - gOod order % UysTen Yard, IN
Chsrtaslounl DAVIS noWRKi
harsh %. 1870.
ny'An those iaasbssd % M win uaafss
very great fav0sr b. caiiiag ed ssltliae thair
UnSsnats. DAVID howell
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02

nSO Cords BARK Wameefl.
IN Fisw 70 psssAsss TO cords aock Oak, uaS
~ Slack Oak Bark.
have oa hssd gsasrsI sssOgsmsat 81 LEA
pIER--sels, skiriing. Hsrssss. Upper, Calf
ekins, Sheep skiaa and Bsi4ie Lssther, whiah {
'wosld liLs In eel bse sash, o. s1sAsass foF
Hidss aud Bark.
sAWuRl RIoENoUH
ChsrIestowA. March S. 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02

THR DivSEREScE.-Tbe New York
Commercial Of Thursday sayG-We were
yesterday informed Of sale Of real estate
made in the vicinity Of New York. upon
serms 90 extraordinary % 10 be worthy OF
special note- The terms Of the bargain,
moreover. afford one Of the strongest pos
sible illustrations Of the want Of eonti.
denee IN the present National Executive.
and the utter hopelessness aud despon-
deney into which the people viii sink.
should Mr.. Van Buren be reelected. -
The terms Of the sale referred 10 we're
these: The purchaser 10 10 pay for this
property SIXTY THOUSAND DOL.
LARS. in the event Of Gen. Harrison
election. ond only thirty iAousaaS should
Mr.. Van Buren, be reelected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02

MAcKERrL. HERRINCs. End coDFIsHi
1Vu Just received aud for sale, by
MCCARTNEY q GIBSON.
March 26, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02

FIREhsN's PARADE.-The parade oi
the hremen in Philadelphia. on Friday
last, 10 represented 10 have been one Of
the most imposing displays Of tie Eind
ever witnessed in that city. The process
sion was about three miles in length.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02

THE LExiNGroN.-The Boston Courier
Isays-"A letter has been received in this
city, from Mr.. Hasden's agent al New
York. stating that Mr.. Taylor. with bis
marine armor. has succeeded in finding
the wreck Of the Lexington after one day.
search. and that piece Of the boat has
been raised. The piece was found at the
depth Of ia feet. and was heavily loaded
with iron; probably . piece near III" en-
CINE"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-02

wu.sps, F.uq Co. :. v, M.'S : 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
Commission Business
IN MOBILE.

~ HE subscriber will continue the Commission
u and Factorage Business in the city of Mobile
and soIcits the patronage o!the Planters and Mer
chants OF Alabama and Mississippi
BENZ. b. FONTAlNE.
Ang. 25, 1910. ls--qm,
90 The Flag of the Union, Argus and Democrat
Columbus, Miss PIckensvilIe Register, Voice of
Sumpter and Pilot, Alabama Beacon, Mareneo Pat
riol, Euaw Wing, Cahawba Democrat, Free Press
Selma, and Advertiser Montgomery. Wei lnpka
L ines and Argus, will please copy the above Two
mo nihs, aud forward their accounts TO the o&ce Of
the above at Mobile Tor payment
Mobile Register
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
TO the Public.

TIME embarrassed state of The country and our
l. own necessities compelus in future to adopt .
different course in our Mercantile business We
therefore take this method Of informing our custom
ers and the public generally, that as we are COM
PEELED to make heavy payments during this winter
and the ensuing spring, that all debts due US mus
be paid or satisfactorily arranged, so that we car
make them available, and that our sales alter tn,
first day Of January next will be considered due OF
the delivery of the articles sod unless on terms 9th
erwise specially agreed upon
II. BUCHANN0N e. co.
Columbus, December oath, lS39.-25-t'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
Marsllal's Sale.

No. 10Y
Robert A. Baker, On VenlltIonl Exp
~ to December Term :
William w. Watts Dis Court I Sal Pma.
DY virtue of the above specified writ . @s
ID Erected from the Honorable District ooaa I
the Northern District Of Mississippi gaI y.
Monday, 30th day of November, l84o' al 'asv WI,
House of Oklbbeha County, the following 0y', ''
property, ,o-wl: South east quarter ana t"' I
of south west quarter OF sectlon f'sa'' @
half of section eight south west quarter am y, y
half of south east quarter Of section fye taa s !
Of south east quarter and north hall OF wtN a..
the south east quarter Of section SIX, al u p1D'
No nineteen, north Of range No. h'lte0, t'@
ing and being in the County OF okllO~0a "'
State Of Mississippi. ,...,
Levied on as the property oil sad Ge'T u w.,
Satisfy the above named Execution ana w s,yg,
ADOLPHES G. Wth
MaShu Northern District MN
Marshal's Office, Columbus, 22d oc' i01''
Printers fee, $40 50,J
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
MarshaI's Sale.

No. 243--
Pope & Powers On Fl. Tn to Q. D s'H5'
vs.. ro,, tQd0 Dis. IQdill
William Clark y" and S. at Ponoroc.
DY virtue of the above specified W.T. W. y ca
d rected from the Honorable me pS4 ~,
of the United States for the Northern p N
Mississippi will sell on Monday SUN G'f Ioa,.
vember, ls4O at The Court House o r, ,.d
County, the following described pFoP'lE s,s,,
All the right tile and interest that NC OI e. d
William L. Clark has in and TO block no l n,s
tanning Two and hall acres more OF eS'' s,bs +.
ing ana situated within the beund3r'es. y Il nj
half OF the north west quarter OF ',se'o ,a,t. ~
lweniy-one, N fractional township No. y ,bsa
Orange No eighteen, west, in that Ta.' nev tsar
of Columbus, known and designated a' a D
Levied on as the property Of sa'o u - ,nt
satisfy the above named execution a ~ WEIR
Marsha Northern DIs ,s,o /"
MorshaI's Office, Columbus, 22d uc'' i''~
Printers fee, Sl0 9o.J -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
Malfat's Vegetable Life Pills and
Phoenix I}ittcrS.
A FRESH supply of this medicine Just received
"A and for sale by f.. A. SMITH,

IA and for sale by f.. A. SMITH,
Corner Of Maine and Market SITS Columbus.
The high and enved celebrity which this pre-em-
inent medicine has acquired tor its nvarabIe eflca
cy in all The diseases which it processes to cure, has
rendered the usual practice OF putting not only I'M
necessary but unworthy of them. They are known
by their fruits their good works testify for them,
and they thrive not by the faith of the crednIous
In all cases of Cosllveness, Dyspepsia, Bilious
and Liver Affections, Asthma, Piles. Settled Pains,
Rheumatism, Fevers and Agues Obstinate Head
aches, Impure state Of the Fluids, Unhealthy ap-
pearance lthe skin, Nervous Debility, the Sickness
Organs and in all general arrangements OF health,
these medicines have invariably proved certain
and speedy remedy. They restore vigorous health
to the most exhausted constitutions. single tria
will place the Life Pills and Phoenix Biters beyond
the reach of competition, in the estimation Of every
patient.
N. B. None are genuine unless they have the
ca simie Of John Mohat's signature. 45-t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
State of Mississippi

Winston County, ,.hn,euf !.
Joel Howel, h'a'"
IS. ~
John Christian
David Monme. .t,cp sti'
NTotce is hereby given that Inc ~ ng,bs PA
~ ment was issued at the SUI 'Jos lstt
against the said defendants as aoSco ,,O,oej %
" of t duly St executed, and IS now sgSos ~,
termined in The Circui, Court Of Nl' ~ I'll
State Of Mississippi, and that whereas s, " Ne
endants shah appear on or before ne ,s .a bl:
after the fourth Monday Of October loTg aatl
first day oil the Circuit court tor lhe y ~ ,,ss
and give special bail, Judgment wy . III !, i
sanet Ihcm, and ....,r properly a'lac t
to satisfy The ta,d plaintiffs demands
Witness James Phagan Cen, ou1GANt
October 10th. 1910.
fPrs Fee 50 -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
DIR, f.. T.. BOuchelle.

WILL in future devote his whoIe attention
w to the practice oil the several branches Of his
profession, at the late residence Of his father, be-
tween Col. Nmrod Davis and Lindsey's Ferry. he
will practice upon as reasonable terms as any other
regularly bred physician in the county.
December It'll, lSS9.-22-u.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
Exccutor.s Notice;

4 LII persons having claims agahl's' noti6sl =.
"A James Brown, decd, are hereo! KIM. "b tie 7,
sent the same duly authenticate, \, = argsf
presented by law, or the same WI 4 he s'R
led. Persons indebted 10 he es'a't !. ! ps,ue'
ceased are req eslcd to make g.rlaAYL0R
PANNEL Eraa'
Ocher ), 1910. -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

lust received % bbls dperior sweet Oh
- Flour, and ten sacks ..st RIO Coffee, for sa
cheap for cash. Alsos large quantiivoi Tenne IS
Bacon, and IS bbls, OF very white lard.
A. l.. CAMPBELL.
Columbus, March soth, sSa.-Ss-li
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

TENhe undersigned will continue the lactorage and
u commission business on his own account and
will, as heretofore, give lis personal attention to the
sale Of cotton, and purchase articles ordered by his
present friends, and others who may employ his ser
vices may rely on punctualiy and strict attention
to their interests.
CHARLES LABUZAN.
Mobile, Aug. II, l940. 1885,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
Notice.

YNHE Coparnership heretofore existing in this
l. city, under the firm of Labuzan and Pollard
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The name
of the firm will continue 10 be usedAn liquidation
OF the outstanding business:
Mobile, August II, 1910.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
sATR OF LANDS IN OKTIBBEHA co.
FOR TAXES.

fsaa highest cast on S
March e4 The lmg parcels
1899 e4o lh ageey
and all costs that thereon
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04
RTH AN ERIC N

This Mf. Laionssiae aboai tAite weeks pass
was fer 'hc UniOn, and Trade fip 10 Qseber
for the express purpose Of AdvsisF A. n. nefin
no, 10 ioio the people 10 opposing the Union.
Mr.. Morn, ~Ao tai then took an active part
against The Union, is uoS iof IT, NJ ibis took
place within a short tine. tell YOU again, all the
uue-biue Canadians are for the raion A, the
meeting Dexter Chaplin ASKED Mr.. QussneI Il he
had torgoueo the speech be made 90 tie Placcd'Ar-
mes in 1907. This was al The close % the mee,-
ing; and such uproar as Il made general ooeiu-
sion fnlIownd
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04
MARCH 4.

Jrsrtcr IN caxkpA.--CouTt q Qneen's
Beach. Qsebee, February tern,--John
Teed ys. Col. Bowier. This was an &C
ton for false imprisonment hna damages.
II seems that 10 Nov. 1883. Mr.. iced
.na o,hen we're arrested by the Qoebec
pol,ec unaer authority Of warrants issued
al MonlseaI. on suspicion Of treason, and
ser, 10 the common jail. On application
Or The prisoners a writ of Ha5eds Corpus
was legally issued by Judges Panet and
Beelard, 10 bring them out on bail. Where
upon Col. Bowies repaired TO the jail in
the night with party Of soldiers, forcibly
ssiaed aud carried the prisoners into the
Fort, and bid defiance TO the civil anthori-
ties. The prisoners were thus illegally
detained tiil Sir John Colborne saw iii 10
discharge them pJ- rithout trial. after
the most hru,a, il-lreatmeut that the muir
derous hireIings OF England are capable oi
iniiieiing.
Messrs. Teed, Rousseau, and Chasseur,
all swore,-
" Ira, Edward Rousseau, Pierre Chasseur
Ale1andci Dnmonf. and one John Braiish Ello-
vitch Ffaelin, were all imprisoned at the same
tine and were kept IN the same room being small
apartment ehout 6gseen feet square; that sentin'
Ell was kent Inside oS this room with drawn bay
onel aud that the said room was never washed
and shat when The beds Of depaneRs and his fellow
prisoners we're laid upon the foor there vas very
little more than space for The sentinel inside 70
walk 20 and down that for nine days depoaeni
aud his fellow prisoners were kept without change
ofiinen and thar il was with difficulty that the de-
iendant had allowed them 10 procure clean linen
thar for several days the only allowance Of animal
food pigs foot among The FIVE isoners. y
Plaintiff laid his damages at $4,000.
The result of this action has been--that
the Court, after a short CONSULTATION,
siad proceeding, made the rule obsoIate,
with double costs to the plaintiff.
Mr.. iced is an Irishmsn, a Merchant
Tailor in the Lower Town OF Quebec, and
an honorable man, and true patriot il
there is one in the world. John Bratish
isa distinguished foreigner, the same who
Is better known by the title Of Baron Fra
ien, the friend and companion of the
penertns-but murdered HindenIang.
Rousseau, Chasseur, and Dumont are
highly respectable Canadians.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04
IECI,IfRr-

Mr. Land viii glsc lecture on The hisip-
~ Of Ancien, Jerusalem, at the Chapel ia
this village, On Friday evening ,he 9th inst
The lecture will be iilusifated by splendid
transparent paintings, representing various
views and scenes connected wilb the Hnio-
~ Of this once interesting and magnificent
CITY. Each painting wiil nccapy surface
of canvass ol from 30 to 70 square feet.
The Editor Of the JFeicc of Freedom
sreaks ot Mr.. Lund's Lecture and The &C
complaining exhibition as follows:
'Mf Lund presents the ancient CITY and
its envirans IN bold teliei, and also mn out
line Of their modern aspect. He gives. TOO.
iull view at the land ol Palestine, @ith
It's sacred SUBMITS, Us hall0wed streams,
and lakes and pools, ms holy grounds once
pressed by ihe Rrdeemer's icet--lhe sen OF
Galilee, whose wavrs were hnshcd 10 pence
by the voice IT Chfsl--.thp Garden Of
Geihsemane--the scene ri The crucifxion
the Ascension, BE. Be-
For farther particulars see bills. Price
OF admhiance II ! cents.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04
Another from The Same.
90 February.

- Yesterday, was celebrated at this
place, the anniversary of the birth of Wash
ington When shall we do the same in
our country ? or rather where is our WASH
ington! The one who appeared destined TO
play &c grand role, has wonderfully deceiv-
ed the expectations Of his commemorative
is coward have said it 10 himself,
at New-York. Lei him remain in France
to hide his shame, and there let him diplo-
Matte. He has thrown his unfortunate
country into misery, after which he has
refused to aid her, in her days Of calamity.
But the dav will come -----
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04
Erlrael ION anolher "a.
asth January, 1870.

NY dear Sir,-Do YOU know that Mr..
Papneau has always been an Arisiocfai Of
the first stamp Consult his doings in pri-
vaie lie while in Canada. He has never
encouraged the Young men To visit bis house
He lived very retired in his family. His
demeanonr, his condoci, ali was arrcgsni
That man like him remains inactive. il is
a sign that he has NEITHER feelings Of pat
riotisrn nor If humanity. He is worse than
"a TRAITOR He Is quite Indifferent
about the evils brought on has country b.
hrs past conduct. 4 traitor NAV expose
the life ofan accompliee, or blow up pro-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04

DEATH OF eoLoHEL SLoAg.-Some OF the
native dsadies who issue Gazettes 20 recommend
10 Congress never to allow another Irishman,
Frenchman, foreigner Of any nation TO enjoy
the rights Of citizenship, Would DO wei 10 renem.
br that IL it had not been icr Irishmen. aad
Frenchmen allies of brave and generous meficans,
these free states would have beea degraded colo
mes of England, Ike Bengal. Canada. Van Die.
mans Land. Nova cofia, the Cape Of Good
Hope at tbs dav. We perceive in Tbs. ST. Law
renee Republican, az obituary notice Of gallanf
revolutionary officer, colonel George Shan, was
born III Armagh, 10 the North Of Ireland. on the
2sth of September. l740, and died last mouth al
Carton, 10 this sfate. aged 81. lie fought Tor
Liberty al BunkeF's Hill, severely wounded
a, The battle on Loag-Islaad. and lived 20 zee Dir.
Yan-Rnren's pet senator, Rufus kiRg. eloqgently
remons,raie with George The III. in he name Of
the American nstlon against sllowins the EnnBefts
and NJ Segins dying from English tyranny, an
asrium ia the iand where Irish blood had been
split Ike water 10 libersse u from The iron grip 81
Britain He lived 50 see the constitution Of the
Union prefaned BY the incarceration ~ the CON-
mon peaiieai,arlas built Tor the thief and the MUIR
Serer, OF raen whose only crime was thar thew
had sought AID from Americans 10 free the RESI- 81
the continent from the hand Of robbers who Esys
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04

We have Of late brought 10 Hghta deal OF
darkness, and in doing SO have reluctantly
been compelled 10 hold up 10 the gaze Of
The world same Of til use men who claim to
he patriots. Among these are Mr. Papi-
neau, DR.. Brien, J.. n, Iafontaine, and
Rev. f. Charter. The first named has
turned his back upon his counirymen and
fed 10 France the second turned traitor
and SEM his countrymen aud associates To
the gallows the third has become mis-
cradle tool in the hands Of our enemies and
the last, with a sanclimonious face, sows
dlscoTd and division npong US. He has
aimed a blow AT the character Of every pa.
iriot leader on this frontier. His most in
innate friends have not escaped his SIAN
der; nor did lie forget 10 'sdepricate the
course pursued by the North American. y
What he says Of us however is Of minor
consequence; but when he accuses Mr..
Duvernay Of manifesting any unmanly de-
sire 10 go back 10 Canada, be does that
gentleman manifest injustice. When he
prononnces DR.. Wofred Nelson "he fran
STORY hero Of 81. Denis" he forgets the
eminent services which that gentleman
rendered his country on that occasion.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04

Moderation and Forbearance. After
si Their recommendations of Moderation
md lorbearance" the B,ue-noses of New
brunswick have passed bill continuing
me Law passed last year, auihorising the
L'eu'enan, Governor with the advice OF
ha Council, to embody force of 1900 men,
% march out of the Province il required in
'ase Of emergency. Ii met with some OPP
FN'''en, on the ground that no necessity
FA's'ed Tor the law passing originally, and
~al sertainly none exists now. 1t was
-FAssed, however, by large majority.
"ewould here observe, saws the Wood
s'SA Times, that when we were in Novs
''0'ia last autumn, the militia were regu-
Any oallo,ed, and if we recollect Alright
Vle out ofthree was drawn for actual ser
''' 50 that at present, large disposable
we viii hold themselves IN readiness for
s'aal servive.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04

Between the officers Of Queen Vic. and
Uncle Sam ihereis ieliow.feeling which
seems 20 make ihem wondrous kind. AS
the master is. 50 is Tie servant" The
United States officers gave Ball, at Plat,s-
bofgh, on Thursday, 10 those Of the she
king and such q drunken set Is they
were, could not be found. short OF Missis-
koui Bay, in the Province of Lower Can
ada.