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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-08-07

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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-11
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.

The New York Journals state that Nathaniel
Prime, Esq, late Of the firm of Prime, Ward &
King, Bankers, committed suicide on Thursday
last by cutting his throat with razor lie was IL
bout seven,y-fou years of age, and the posscssor
of AN ample fortune. AS no cause can be discovered
for the commission of the act, it is supposed that
deceased was temporarily derangcd. The fellow
ing is from the "American,' conducted by the
brother of one of the house Of Prime & Co..
NATHANIEL PRIME.-Thc city was shocked
this morning by hearing that this well known and
much respected gentleman had persisted by his own
hand. Mr. Primc--in the possession of every thing
that could make life Observation-Disclosures char
acler, large property, and surrounded by a numcr-
GUS and aleciionate family-has yet added anolh-
or to the melancholy catalogue of those who have
found life burlhcn too gfcvous to be borne.
With very active mind. sound bodily cons,-
tuition, Mr.. Prime, after passing youth and man
hood in active business, retired many years ago,
and has since resided at his beautiful seat at He'll
gate.
The want of his accustomed work may possibly
have caused the mind TO prey upon itself Certain
ii is, that Il, intervals lately, great depression came
over the spirits of the deceased, for which he was
not able to account, and asains, which alas he has
been unable successfully to struggle.
Yesterday he was in the city, well apparently,
and cheerful; returned to his house about O'Clock
and taking book, said he would lie down awhile
before dinner.
lie was within quarter Of an hour found by
Mrs. p. on the floor of his dressing room-in pool
of blood, and dcad-the fatal razor near him in its
case.
The coroner went out this morning, and after
view ing the body and hearing the tcsimony-lht
verdict of the jury was, that the deceased put an
end to his exlstance during temporary dcransc'
mcnt of mind, produced by indisposon.
"Mr. Prime" the Herald adds, "was il rcmur
kabe man. Born in one of the humblest ranks o
life, enjoying few of its benefits in advance, he yet
by the force of natural talent and great psrscrver
ancc, rose to be one of the first bankers and bro
kers of the day. Wall street is full af anecdo'e
af his character, capacity and talent From tn
history of his life, and its melancholy termination,
great moral may be lcarned-ncver to abandon tn
mental or other persutcs tina, may have conlrbu
ted to your rise in c-stick to this oar till you
down, and you will 60 down in good temper, AM
like man."
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-11
l}Y ED.

In Montpelier, Nov 81, Mr.. Daniel Cutler aged 81.
In ~. JOhnsbury, Mr.. Samuel Humphrey, Merchant,
aged 81.
In Chelsea, Nov. l2, Mr. Joseph Green, aged e.
In Berlin Nov 25, Mrs. Erustus Gurrscy, aged 30.
In linrtand the 10Th July last, Charles Louis aged
years. also Sept. 18Th Thomas Henry aged 10 years,
of Thomas and Mary Alexander, and on the 18th OF
November Thomas Alexander, ESP. aged 81 years.
GO Insatale archer could not sufl,cc
Thy shaft flew twice, yea thrice;
And thrice my peace was slnn.'
Ii has remarked that death would loose hair Its
ror could but know that our memories would be pcrlel-
lated be our friends earth II this he true the approach
of death must have been hailed the harbngcr Of hap
py by late friend, for the remembrance of his
valuable qualities aud exceeding excellence is too III
dclhly stamped upon the minds of his very MINER
irie ns be less durable than themselves In the bsi
world Mr.. Alexander, was m active, vgilnnt and
efficient member, lie occupied conspicuous ana huhOr-
able station among his fellow citizens, beloved aud ud
mcd by them ALL In the domestic circle, his kind and
tender feeling parent in connection win his affection
aud eyotclness rs husband enabled him To reap his re-
ward in the reciprocal aiCCOnO his Children and the
lender nnldcvOtcd attachment Of an nminblc wife.
tie had lust been called to close the dying eyes otw0a
linz children; aud while their ling struggles were yet viz
id in his imugnatOn,ad the tear drop affection was fast
rolling upon his checks, he was summoned by the arch
enemy, DEATH to DIN them in happier and better world
He lived to mourn with her with whom he had rCjOccd
then badc her adicu till they might meet whore all Is re-
iorng and sorrow is known not Thus were all the fond
hons of beloved wcvCn all she held most dear and SIT
cred on carll-sO soon blasted and made chccrlcss =
whilst three infant children the darngs OF her bosom,
must he taught TO lisp an other name than that ri father
hut amidst all their bcrcavcmcnls-nnidsl their alchtS
their heart rcuug signs aud tears nj sOrrOWthcl have
the consoing thought know that their sorrows are
participated that they do not mourn alone their ire
parable lass hut poor forth their grlcS in common win
their friends around hcm.-C0mm.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-11
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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-11
ANOTHER sTEMBOAT EXPLOSION
SIX LIVES LOST

Pensacola, Nor. 27M-rhc mail steamboat; Lc-
roy, playing between Ca,tahoochcc and lola, COL
lasped her huc on Saturday last near Bloun,sown,
on her pessage down the river killing the captain,
engineer, two white frcmcn, the steward, "a free
man of coor,) and Il passenger, supposed TO be Mr.
Daniel Rowle,,, of ApaIachcola, and badly burned
the second pilot and negro woman.
BY a passenger, Mr.. Willis Aston, we learn
tina, the explosion was most terrific, blowing large
fragments of the boat Two hundred yards from the
river. The mail and one trunk, are all that was
saved as the boat was Immediately wrapped IN
flames, and consumed in ten or fifteen minutes
The boilers, of the boat were In an unsafe condi
ton, though the accident occurred through the care
lessncss of the engineer who is said 10 hare Jee'
drunk. There was no water in the boilers.
| 81. Joseph Times
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-11
TIE PROPOSED CELEBRATION.

hiah'y valued correspondent from Montpelier,
VT, inquiries whether il is concluded to have a N.
T.. Celebration on the Sth of January next ut Con-
cord, as first proposed by our friends in Vermont,
in honor of the Democratic triumph in New liamP-
shire. As the proposition was made by our friends
out Of the state, and as it was to be .NcU Eng
land Celebration, we thought it most proper how
ever strong our wishes might be, to say nothing
until we got response from other states AS yet,
we have seen the thing noticed only by the Vermont
Patriot, and our brethren of the Argus and Dover
Gazette in this state The latter 60 for it heartily
We wait for the determination ofour friends abroad
Our correspondent stands ready to vouch for the
attendance Of twenty from Democratic Montpelier
We are not aware that any measures have been
taken to accomplish the object.
Should celebration be had here we most proba
bly should have 10 regret the absence of Col
Greene of the Post. After paying up his tets, clio
thing scamps, and saving enough TO dciray the cx
penses of his -'lasi grand march," il is somewha
doubtful whether he will have sufficient left to bring
him up and carry him back.-.N II. Patriot.
We hold up our hand for the celebration by al
means, If we can get up a 'rouser.'
By-the-way though, we can't hear anything
about the absence of Col. Greene. IL he has beer
pretty elleciually 'cleanei out we'll contribute
few red cents up this way,to pay his circumslan
ces up and back How much will YOU want Col
conditioned, tina, you are to be ,olcrnbly economi
cal, take up with respectable 'chicken f1ins,' an
do Mt come the hioJrasiicai? Reckon VIC ca
raise the wind, n morsel for you. Say 'when
,hough,as soon as you can, conveniently. irj'Prc
vidcd you make your appearance in that uniform
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-11
From the Ohio Statesman.
ALARMED ALREADY.

The hard cider and coon skin State Central Com
mtee of this city, have issued Proclamation to
their disappointed followers to remain united, and
TO not expect the thousand promises made before
the election to BIZ speedily fulfilled. The promise
to give so much for wheat and pork if Van Buren,
was elected, but so much if Harrison was elected
seems by the confessions of this committee to have
been all gammon. They now ask for further sup
port before they can fulfil their promise That is,
they have suspended, and ask an extension of time
to pay up This is the fulflment of the credit Sys-
tenn, surely But do these men suppose that the
people are fools to be thus trihed with! No, they
will demand of the banks what they promised, to
open their Golfers and make times better Now is
the time, if ever, before the sheriils and consables
have done their offices of sacrifice. Hunger and
thirst know no compromise. They demand the
promised boon, and they will have the fulfmcnt
of the promise, or they will have rerenge'
This same committee, TO appease the public ex-
element in reference to the mountain of accumu-
lated fraud heaped upon the heads of the success
full bands, come out also in lame attempt at de-
NAL. VIVA, folly! A whole people have seen
with their own eyes, and know from their own I'M
derstanding. Proof, dark and damning, stalk forth
in open daylight IN every quarter, and facts will
be placed on record from which the guilty cannot
escape
This committee also denies that banks or foreign
ers furnished money to carry on the election CAM
paign through which these frauds were brought
about They admit tina, they had fund raised to
pay expenses, but deny that it was contributed to
by banks or corporations! Most silly excuse No
one expected that the books of the banks would
show such contribution; but bankers paid ii out OF
their own funds, borrowed from those institutions,
or by dividends set apart for that purpose; and
time given to debtors of the banks, that they might
use their means to elect bankers or their insru-
menls to the Legislature Disguise the thing now
as you may, circumstances will dcvclope them
selves in less than three months, to satisfy all I'M
prejudiced men that it is money and banks that
have triumphed in the halls of legislation, and 1t is
they that will dictate and govern.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-11
ApOLITIONISM,

The abolitionists Of Vermont almost to man,
voted for Harrison; for this Louisiana which has
more Slaves in proportion 10 its population than
any other state, presents them with Banner =
A very charitable disposition truly, and according
to scripture doctrine The fanatics Of Vermont,
who in their zeal would arm the slaves of the south
to butcher their masters, are the recipients of the
favor, Of their deluded victims. The time will
come when the South will repent in dust and ashes
for their dcserlion Of the democracy Of the North
Bennington GG:eic.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-11

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENTAL dcporable
circumstance, resulting in the death Of an amiabc
young woman, happened on canal boat at Medina,
Orleans county, on the 10Th ult. Miss Margaret
Ingcrsol, eldest daugctcr of John Ingerso jr esq,
of German Flats, was on her way to visit some
friends at Buffalo. AS she was passing over the
deck, the boat ncarcd bridge, and the usual war
ming was gwen by the steerSman; but in her haste
TO escape the danger, the dress of the unfortunate
girl caught by cask, and she was brought in con-
tact with the bridge and so seriously injured, that
she survived but two days. Miss Ingersoll was an
accomplished and esteemed young lady, in her 18Th
year. The,irst intelligence of the sad event re-
ccived by her afflicted parents was accompanied by
her manglcd and lifelcss remains,-Iherkimcr
Journal
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-11

SINGULAR ACcIDENr.-Asa young woman by
the name of Alden, resident in the family of the
Rev. Mr.. Eggeslon of Windsor, few evening
since, went on, to the well to draw pail ofwa,er
the curb gave way and she was precipiialcd into
the well which is about thirty feet deep. She man
aged however to retain her hold of the well pole
and by its aid, after thorough dipping, she sue
house, where once in safety, she tainted. In adj
diion to the aiirgh, consequent upon her imminent
danger and narrow escape we understand she was
considerably bruised against the stones in her rapid
descent.-Bingh amtOn Courier.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-11
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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-11

WtTrY REpARTEE.-A Frcnchman once ira
ding in---market, was interrupted by an i'm
pertinent would be-waggsh sor, off fellow, who
ridiculed him by initiating his imperfect manner Of
speaking the English language. After patiently
listening to him some time, the Frenchman cody
replied
"Niine fine friend, you vud do well to stop now;
for if Samson had made no better use Of de jaw
bone Of an ass dan you do he vud never have xii.
led so many Tiisiins'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-11
MARRIED..

In this town, Dee. 3d Mr. Judah L. Muck, to Miss Susan
b. Holt both OF this place.
In Hartford Nov. 22dby Rev. X. IT, Spauldins, Mr.. Will
lam r. Sloushon, OF Ro,bury, 10 Miss Wealthy II. Bry-
ant, N! liartland.
In RoNbury Nov. 22, Mr. L. Ruggcs, Jr to Miss Mary
Gould. all nj ROyhury.
In ~ Albans, Nov 25, Mr. Erastus H. Green, to Miss
Della L. Ioonis.
In Liitleon, N II. on Thanksgiving day, by Rev. W.
w. lovcjny, Mr.. John Pike, OF Waterford; VT, 10 Miss
Caroline Partridge of tet0n, after short and agrccab IL
courshp of eleven years.-N. II. Paper.
In Philadelphia, Nov. g. Hon. Henry A. WISE of Yer
GINA, to Miss--daushcr Of the Hon. John Sergeant
of L,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-11

REVOLUTION IN New GRENADA.-A letter
in the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce, dated at Mar
acaibo, Oct. Goth, 1910, says that revolution has
taken place in the New Republic of Grenada. The
different provances of Pampora, TUNA, Socorro
&C. had simultaneously declared themse Ives indie.
pendent states, In the ncighborhood of the latter
the government troops had fought twice with the
rebels and on both occasions were defeated. Many
were killed on both sides, but the number is moi
statcd.-.N y. Ere. Post.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-12-11
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THE BOSTON ALMANAC FOR 1871.


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