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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-26
Your 0bedleHt Servant,
ID. ~. DUNLAP.

Sickness ia Vest Tenn.ssee.--A gentleman
from Henry County has permitted us to make Az
extract from a letter which he received from a
member o(hs family on yesterday. Il appears that
an epidemic Is raging with grea, violence ia Hen
ry County, and that many Of tho riost respecta
Die citizens thereof have fallen its victims. Mr.
Bullock and four children belonging TO Mr. Bal
ley, died very suddenly about two weeks ago.
The letter aludes to the progress of tho disease
since that period. Nashville Uaioa.
Mr.. lloLyoEE, Henry Co.,
Dec, OH, lS40.
@"The epidemic is raging wilh great violence
Miss Eliza Gwlnn, Miss Myers, Mrs Bailey
aud little Duke. the sou Of Duke A Gwinn. art
all dead-and Mrs. Alfred M'Adoo, Miss G.
Gwnn, and another little son Of Mr.. D.A. Gwior
are not expected Ia live through the night. Ou
whole neIghborhood Is deeply distressed. Dr.
Mcfarland was taken with the same disease Sal
urday nights better to-day, rerg hiHe better
Several Iamhles are complaining. ID. A. Gwinr
VIII leave his place a. soon as his ehldten mr.,
buried--lhey have refused to permit any more blu
rails at Palestine, under the pTelence that the dis
ease Is speeding over the county. Our MI
Holyokel family has thus far escaped. ibounl
several OF Us are complaining. DR.. Loouey ant
Dr. Warren left Gwinn's yesterday under the m
fluehcs OF the disease. Drs. De Witt. Por,prs
Collier aodMarren, are ding constantly. an
fearful that The people viii become so much a
larmed, as to render It difficult to pay due al,en
ton 10 the SICK, the dying and the dead.n
a Ukils Man Sod The South Carolina ma
pers give The particulars Of public sale of hlr,
man named Reuben Bradley. which recently teoI
place al Camden, IN conformity ,e a law Of tina
State. llisas case Of basiardy, and be WA
no, able To enter into IecognIzance for the supper
oi the child. His wife bid hun of for one dollar
and, il was thought she got very badly cheated
al lnat
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-26

allowed TO renew without paying one cent This
Is a specimen oflne advantages Of banks 10 the
mercantile community
The newspapers announce a Wing Jubilee IN
Kentucky. 10 honor Of IlauisoR's victory. Ken.
lucky was not always wont to rejoice over the
victories Of Harrison; time was when she uas
Ike "RAcHEL" weeping for her children, and re.
lusing 10 be comioIted because they were not. "
In moment Of "geaerous confidence" she en-.
trusted her gallant warriors TO the guidance OF
Harrison. Their fate Is but 100 well known
through the folly and mbecllIly Of their eomman-
der they we're sacu6ced,and their bones lie bleach.
M on the North western frontier; and when the
news Of Ham on's rielory reached Kentucky, in
stead al making bunfres and llllmlnallons, she
put On The garb Of mourning aud the dismal trap
pings uI unulierable NO. She bitterly wepl heI
folly IN extending generous confidence" lU one
- wholly unworthy, and she FASTENED to guard a
gainsl tue recurrence Of a similar error, BY de.
clarnI that when her troops again took The field
II should be under the immediate command o.
their Governor FIVE are not much mistaken
her confidence will again be betrayed, and by III,
same man who once already IN the bitterness o
her heart, she has declared both incapable AMI
unworthy Globe.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-26

% The above table contains the articles in
most demand-It will be enlarged hereafter and cor
rected weekly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-26

tty- We are authorised 10 announce ALfhho
THATCHER, as a candidate for MAJOR :" hii t .he
scancy OceasloBed BY the promotion OF A. j. "a'
noun.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-26
State of Mississippi PROFIT Cou
LOwndes County, Dec. tr 1910

THO all persons interested in the Real Esar
\ John ToIand (Lhnalc) Of Lownd's c@at
You are here cited To appear beI0re The Poa'
Cart of said county Of L0wndeS al tie couh hss
ihrre"f, on HE GrS, Monday of February next, ~
lS4l. then and there 10 show cause il any YOU
why the following lands, the property Of The sit
Of said John ToIand (LunalIcl 10 wi The vi
hall Of The north east quarter ri section igeDlyHf
IN township seventeen, north Of range sixteen s''
containing eighty acres. Also Tie ges hal q NJ
south easi quarter of the same section tswnSnp ~
range, containing eghy acres; should not o. ~
according To The prayer of The petition cl 'Fp
ToIand, guardian OF said John Toland, to pyae
debts oil said estate: and further 10 do aEd Sp'
such things as shal be considered Of aal pFdea'
said court on The premises.
- Witness Thomas Sampson, JOF
@ the Probate Court Of Lowndes V@'
XoSd ~. al the Court House thereof o.
- first Monday Of Dee. A. D. lsio
Issued the 18th day of December g. p lS%
Gu
December 10, 1910. 24-6w.
(Pr's Fee, sl4)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-26
Runaway In Jail.


THE Undersigned having obtained ~, Lew
Il ministration on the Estate t 10 ,oh,tr
decreased, al the Deer Term 1910 o. 'ne .,,,sr,ll
Court Gr the county Of LowDdes Merry ~ "a Dr
persons having CLAIMS against sad b y. ,;me W
sent them duly authenticated wllh'a ~ tsllN
scribed by law; and those indebted y -
TO make immediate payment. ,rvIs.
'oSA : - Adninisirs..S
Dec. ~. 1870. -st-ptsi-e7 Oo'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-26
EStrays

EStrays.
~ ma. IAAEN up hp.
~ !: iss' II, e.. \. :. !. go ,s.a.' IS.
p Taken Up BY Villain IN. 1'ast
lars. Xxx apprs,..
,., Ias S,, op BY Creed I. R..,, &. e !, !. |
Three saws' marked with ,,, l.'gt, "a. :,
S9deIl'l IA The LETT; lie Ole, "a, ,S d q,
>h"at marked with a hoIa :, ,. me- Sc, = -
ear and uuderhll IN he eel q, az y, PHI !. ,
OF black snd red cooar, a1 n oie se'r.s,.,.
Taken up ~ Abraham 3 u leT 3 !
maze Malr, branded T o. Ao I, n'npAns, !
Taken up by William We. Pas !
wears Oil 10 marks nor branJ. eve, b "
iars. lppra 81 = J.
Dec. %, ls4O ShALl r.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-26
Fer RsPrsssntaiire.
JOSEPH S. LEAKE.

GerWe are authorised 10 announce ChAhLEo
JORDAN. asa candidate Tor M'pr u, nh u's "
caney occasoned by the promotion 81 m"f a. ~
Calhoun. The election 10 be held on "'e ''' -
January IS4l.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-26
VERMONT THE BANNER STATE
NATCHMAN AND JOURNAL OFFICE,
Montpelier, Nov. II, lS4O.

'P'hS't ANON' ~ AC1Os
The clerks Of the several counties have com.
pleted canyassng the votes Tor electors, with the
exception oithe county OF Bennington. the returns
from which are expected this evening. We give
the official canvass, adding the unofficial returns
which we possess from Bennington county, save
The town OF r eadshore. Ii will be seen that with
"A total vote slightly exceeding 5O,t 90, Vermont
has given Harrison a majority over Van Buren, Of
ll,475.
I'M, beats Rhode Island and we believe that
It beats every State in the Union. Again we say,
then,
SEND ON THAT BANNER.
"Send on tina, banner" gentlemen Wings: hon
OF TO whom honor is due The Abolilinnlsts have
carried the day for you, and il is but fair they
should have the emblems Of victory. Slsde, the
file leader Of the Whgs and Abolillnnists in Yer.
mont, who mingled the praises of Gen. Harrison
with hts Abolition venom nhls speeches at The last
session Of Congre-s--Slade, the Aboltion,st. will
bear aofl the banner, the emblem Of Wing con
quest and beneath It's lolds wage the same unre-
lenlng dlabocal warfare against the peace. hap.
pness, and domestic institutions OF The South.
Daughters Of the South, ply swiftly the loom, aud
"Send on that banner" TO iht black hearted Adolf
tonlsts OF Vermont, who, IN return. will send you
their emlsSares 10 incIte your slaves 10 desolAte
your sunny fields and make the land slippery with
blood Globe.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-26

siniiaa nsiIer 10 he sought far, uniess be the vii
OF eir party, nor 70 be declined, ht Be 'hs Wil Of
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-26

Mars CAnoLiSA SENAToRs.-Tho Legislature
Of North Carolina, which IS now III sesS'"" "a' :
l.c,ed Willie P. Mangom and WIN A. Graham
feds both, United States Senator's TO supply INC
SacaIci res occasoned by the designations oil N'essfS
Rrown and Strange, Democrats The vote s'00'
,,.m 90 Graham 90, Brown 6s, Strange
ga
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-26

allowed TO renew without paying one cent. This
Is a specimen ofIne advantages Of banks TO the
mercantile community
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-18

responsible trusts. "the Spots OF the fieoTtu
be conferred upon those y 10 besl qualified dis
charge their duties. ~, upon those ul.o may have
rendered most effective service pariizans or Tho
can bring to the support Of the dispenser Of patron
age the greatest amount Of inuenee perpetuate il
10 his hands, OF 10 enable him virtually 10 hand
over TO his Nominated successor - If he people
would regard Presidential contest as a matter in
which they are Only interested in so far as tie
snres Of the successful candidate may rate prejutI
cally beneGeialiy to the welfare the nights aud
the liberties Of the countfy-in word, if they
would discard the Influence Of paalzan tigory and
approve or condemn men and measures, without re-
ference o paiy associations aod without the dread
Of party discipllne-our political conf cts would br
Invested Of much Of their acrimony at least Of
their personality and we should have guaran
tee than we can pretend 10 possess, o The durab
iiy of our Institutions, Of the long continuance OF
which we have reason almost 10 despair hen e see
measures sustained because they Identified with
party. which, standing upon lheir merits alone.
would be condemned by two-thrds Of those Nho
thus sustain them, and when we see men upheld WHO
have superseded the pubic will by IN obstinate ad-
hefcnce 10 opinions hieh the public voice has lhrce
tubueinheu' IL hucu were iut cdse, tue people
when they rerrobaled the measures Of an Admins
raon, would not, from the force of party dis
cipline support the Administration itsclf but they
would place others in power whose views conceded
with their own. But how different is the coudHion
o thngs,-how disastrous must be the results o the
conntry,-when the people, who are, before re-
marked, only interested in the issue OF Presidential
the extent that The measures Of the sue
oessul candidate may be adverse favorable to the
public welfare, relinqnlsh their opinions 10
the pernacious obstiuacy oftbeir President, and
not only fail to avert bad by rejecting their
authors, but do actually encourage their Chief Ma
eslrate in all future Time, their uH at defiance
by an nflexibe adherence TO his oron They not
only thus reward their servant for disre gardng their
wishes but tempt HIM to make future noaJs upon
their authority, and to disregard alike constitutional
checks and popular displeasure by teaching him the
great sccret-nost f. runae for the coant,y il he
had never learned it-ofhtS p0wer and their aoeak.
ness, when the Executive and the People coiae in
conflict.
But our pen has run ay with us; aud we must
apologize TO readers for so long OBTAINING Them
from HE admirable letter, which has elected these
hurried remarks:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-18
EDITORS, CORRESPONDENTS

Ge,e,,l II ,,iso,, .,, - 'i", " toao,
FINN IN. No,th R.nd AMI ~, H., ~ $3.50,
AT early suu,ise v,ll,nc IL,on,b no s,no,, ~ T's
Gilman IA, he ,lth AMI .Yo,c;s. nc la Ii. -;
dRybtcak .nd IL ,b,o,I - H., o., ~, ~ n
sun. H., il in exccIia,, hnai,h AL - , ~
news ihat old Vi,,ini, ,Ic b,,o ~ ha 81
rrt,inp aoain man ibc ,,,e pe,,Ll,ean ,.,,L H..
aiorded him not a utIe e,nl,Gratinp A ma, n
Gen Ila,ri5oh,, habi,s If i'f an, c,o,,s Ls,1ir
he grows older. A fra9e ,ndn,aIeJ by work and
exnosute ma, r,ar,n, b,,, j., ra,,no, ,,s, am ""'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-18
LtHcuBunG. MAY 1910.
ABLoW UP-RATs DESERVING.

BLOW UP-RAIS DESER INC.
II will be- seen, by an article IN another column,
that mos Kendall IS no longer member Of the
Cabinet. The "uun" IS broken, by bls voluntary
withdrawal. The alleged excuse is his "feebe
heaIth''-he real purpose is that he may enter The
field, as the editor Of the extra Gobe-tlie strong
sign Of the desperation of the party that has yet
been exhibited. Amos is powerful parizan Wi
ter, who ''stops al vile TO prop his cause
and hence he is transferred ron in The Cab
met 10 the desk oflhe editor To talk OF a mans
assuming the duties of political editor by way of
reiaration, is lareical-Is ii not, Mr.. Richie!
kendalls Gard bteathes the spirit Of The eanting
demagogue throughout. He has not it seems, o.
beyed Rodefigo's Injunction 10 Michael Cassie,
Put money IN thy purse :" lie has not got rich
IA oificc! Report bellies him nightly. if ihls be
not all a0ectaion. Or ii may he that his land spec
ularions in The South, like another celebrated Ms
sssipp bubble, has realized the golden dreams
Of the Boston and New York Land Companies IN
which he is said to have been sleeping partner
his capital not money, but c6oiaL influence. We
shall hear more of this anon.
X dmors rife, also Of other contemplated chan
yes 10 the Cabinet; and really, if we not SO well
satisfied as that they will all be swept ofTby
the voice Of The people in November next. should,
ar the sake Of the country, rejoice heartily al the
alization Of these There has never been so
mbecile Cabinet since the foundation Of the go
vernment, and. unfortunately their obsuuacy is "a
par with their imbeciliy. Woodbury's financial
blunders. Pauldlng's assaults upon the naval off
GERS Poinsett's scheme Of Standing Army, and
Forsylhs rascblIity, have rendered them justly un.
popular With the people; and it would have been
fortunate for Mr. Van Buren, if he had dismissed the
whole OF them long ago.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-18
TIE STANDING ARMY.

The 4 quirer, in his jaeobncal article Of Fri
d,y. speaking Of the Standing Army, says. "What.
put yourselves into the power of Webster Clay aGd
Sergeant, because the projet OF bill has been sub
united by The Secretary, The details of winch the
President has never endorsed, aud which he pro-
baby never saw"
Why, the Enq airer is surely 'as mad "a a March
haze" The President never "endotsrd the de.
tails OF the Bill" Why, Mr. Richie, what did he
cry IN his message At The begi0n,ng OF the session.
lie said-"T'he present condition Of the dcltncts Of
our principal seapors and navy yards as presented
b, The accompanying report oithe Secretary Of War
ca is Tor The early and Serious attention + Con.
e'es'; mud as connected with this subject I congoi
recommend Too strongly 10 tour consideration The
plan snbm,aed BY that .Gcsr jor he Organization Of
the mititd u The Entcd >taieS." Thu this Is ltur
eSir"ei ifon The Presidents Message We DEFY tic
Enquirer to deny. The President "eannnt recon-
mend too strongly" tie Secrettr1's "piau!" What
plant The veg plan which The Wings have con
demned. aud the very plao, the "details" Of which.
HE Enquirer says, The Presiden, "uevcr endorsed"
and pr"habiy "neyersaw." Really, Nh Ruchie, YOU
are qune complimentary 10 tile Presldent, mheu
sou charge him with beng ass enough TO recon-
mend plan 10 Congress which he did not endnr>e
himself, aud which lac probably never saw. Il we
were ihe PresldeDi, We would stop ,oure,og" iuf
sueh back handed COM lImenr
lPetersbag Iaiei,geaccr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-18
RICHMOND. Nav /.


Every rumor about The movements OF w Beyer-
~ Dabncy, the late FIRST Teller Of the Bank of
Virginia. IS now at an end. He arrived in this civ
on Sunday night. in the Northern Cars, in compa-
ny with an acquaintance from this city who had
been authorized by the President OF The Bank TO
90 10 Canada, aud urge him TO return 10 Virginia.
A leuer from Nh. Dabney, and other communications
tom that quarter. had apprzed the President of his
destination. The moment he saw his Richmond
acqnintanee M Lewiston, ID. informed him If his de-
termination TO return. oil his extreme unhappiness
ol his want Of money, he. De. He positively az
firms, thai he did not cnibezHle The funds OF the
Bunk aud that he had not Of them in his
possession, when lie was found at Lewiston. The
general opinion Is, that lie bas been BETRAYED into
his errors, by an unfortunate ucIily Of dlspos tion
Mean ljme the Examination Of Nh Ben Green
is s'if going on before the luslngs Court Of Ibis
Cdy. EtiI- hce has been alJuccd tor the purpose
Of showing, lhat his checks, found IN the Tcllet's
lfawcr, Lave been exiingushcd to a large amount
Two OF thIee hundred thousand dohus. The ru-
NOR Of yesterday WIS that there was plan on foot
To lei IN Dabney as States Evidence Tor the pur-
pose OF aiding IN Tie prosecution oil Mr.. Green
As Ear as ne could understand last evening, he
10 has nol YET been before the Couft. Eng.
RIcuMoNp, MAY 49,
TRIAL OF i. w. GREEN.-uI on tie open
lug d the Examining Court Yesterday to proceed
with the above trlal Joseph Mayo, Ed Prosecuting
Attorney, minated that Hr Wm. b. Dabney
would be Introduced witness in behalf Of the pros.
eeulion. The counsel for The defence asked time To
consider lhc question as 10 his competency 10 give
evidence IA the The court asenled and there
upon adJoorned This question will we suppose.
be argued TO day. Compiler.
RicnMoND, May Ia.
TRIAL OF b. w. GREEN.-lesterday the
Cuunsci for the defence yielded the point as TO the
competency OF VIM. b. Dabney TO give evidence in
this case. lie WAS examined until lue hour in he
evening, and his testimony will be continued to-day.
The ait'r has now reached the beginning of the end
ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-18
NoRrorK. Nav IL


Governor GILMER in his visit To the Dismal
Swamp Canal on Thursday, took view of its
whole extent including the Moth West canal the
eross-cut aud the Lake +; and we learn, be express
scd no small surprise and gran6tation at the mag
nitude and importance OF that interesting public
work. On Friday lie returned aud dlned wlh the
president and Directors OF the Canal Company. al
the new Nohern terminus two miles below Deep
Creek. As Tins spot must be the future habor
and depot TO great extent OF The canal commerce.,
the Company have already pune chased a reserve OF
land fora Town. On this occasion the President and
Directors announced The name OF the new town to
he =" GtLMERroN, IN honor of lnoaAs w. GIlMER.
tue FIRST Governor OF Virginia who had visited the
spot. In the evening Governor Gilmer and corkege
landed AT Portsmouth, where the Governor took
l"dglngs at The Crawford House, and on Saturday
morning went up IN the cars of the Portsmouth and
Roanoke Railroad, accompanied by Col JoYNrR,
President OF the Company, TO Weldon, Tor the pur-
pose OF viewing that important pubic work, aud re
turning 10 Richmond VIA the Petersburg railroad
Herald.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-18

The Rev. Robert Newton, a verv celebrated
preacher Of the Methodist prrsua>oh WHO has laiey
visited the T. tales as the Representative Of the Bri
tish Conference has attracted very large audiences al
me North Sunday week lie preached IN the Han of
NE House oil tie House oil Representatives, Wash.
iuGl7u. The Reporter la The National luielhpeu-
81 says :-"fhe capaeious ilail aud the Galleries
we've unusually crowded, AID nony hundred aten.
i've auditors Stood during the Whole scIvice IN the
aises a"d obb.cs Of the House. The discourse vas
owe % Ienos' powerful aud cloq pull pit addtes
scs ih1' "e ettr fcMrmbcl TO have AeHd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-18

~ The Enquirer attempts to tIdian'p -
Convention in Baltimore, hut thlnss lhe
Conventionwa "a glorions' affair :
no accounting for tastes. The latter Co"'
seems TO us, was very like the hns Oh
marched thousand mer up bigh n'''
marched Them down again Il asseo O'' =.
mate Wee President, aud adjonInro W. .,
able TO elFcc, their object There "F'e ;,
Spois hunters-io many Richmona' :"
whom they feared TO offend. y way
Convention. This, ftuly,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-18
RICuNfoND. Il

IT
ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO SET riRE-On SATURDAY
afternoon, near dusk, an attempt Was made 10 fire
the Bell Tavern, by placing basket, filled with
cembusdbles, under the floor near Que The en-
frances 10 the tavern, and setting them on fire.
Timely discovery prevented any serious damage.
We understand that yellow-bo about the tavern
IS suspected. The basket belonged TO the tavern
Other attempts ore rumored, bu! We do 10, know Of
their correctness. fSkgr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-18

o. The Washington correspondent Of tie Bad-
more Patriot says that the Office Of Post Master
General was iendetedto Gen Robert Armstrong Of
Nashville. but he declined it, and recommended Elk
Senator Niles of Connecticut, to whom it will pro-
baby be giyea.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-18

~ AT the Loco Fuco Convention ID y
which was so much divided that it coniu wv
Fish ite only object for which II asse",''''
told that Mr.. Fisher declared thai CO.
""iIl give Van Buren, not IL 600 but 2'V''
ty." The best comment up n inns s'S'''''
late s iecIal election, in winch the WIS ,
bout 1909 since lasl October, IN sinS'o w.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-18

o. 1t is said that GO Administration members Of
Congress have signed an address TO the President,
asking The removal of Mr.. Pauding, the Secretary
OF the Navy. The complaint against him is ''oGical
insoence.' This application, ii is said, has embar-
raised Mr.. Van Barren, who reques'ed the gentle
mcu making, to withdraw il, bu they refused. IL is
sufmiscd, that, in order to relieve the Z esldent
Mr.. Pauldng will resign. 1t is also rumored that
"a prominent political character in Richmond,
peter Y. y "las given Mr.. Van Buren, To under
stand hat he must clear his skirts, in some manner
OF Nj. Ponseus militia scheme or make up his
mind to lose Virginia" II is added that the friends
of Polk and the friends OF Johnson for the Wee
Presidency are al open war. In shott, THE
PARITY IS breaking up. lis colds OF discipline
aie relaxed They have been drawn too tight FOR the
limbs OF iieemen TO cnlurs, aud t!!ey are Swapping
asundcr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-18

Convictions for Jioldiion Of the Ncuiral,ly LG,e-
Rensselaer, Van Rensselaer, was sentenced to six
months imprisonment and fined $3.50, to stand I'M
rrlSoUcd unl the fine be paid. 1t having been sat
,taclofry shown that he is wholly unable 10 nav the
hue, the President las emitted The same.
William Lyon Mackenzie uas sentenced 20
eighteen months imprisonment. from the goth OF
June last, aud $40 fine The residue of his punish
n,ent has, We understand, been also rcail,ed by the
President