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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16
NOTICE.

EoH IiiIS IL he balance Of the year a negro BOY
l. aboutN y'aIso u age.
RICHARD Hill, j. & co,
&C I'LL over The Euuuirrr prirs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

NJ pANlELI- Teacher Of Music. continues ~ give In.
w . 5 ruriuns ou ihc PAM Fore auI iu singing
seven years OF rN'ta"Id'uary patronage ami favor is.
through ihis W' Ium. gratefully 1cEuUWIcIrcI.
orders Ten if ny Piano NIrC Room. square above the
bs's~' pr'r PITY attended to. Terms as usual. or5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

kEBN Inc packet sChr GLADIATOR. Baker, MASTER.
AlAH havinE lwo+hirGs Of her cargo engaged Will meet
yh -,Tpalv', fot ItcgT oi remainder, OF pas.
SAGE apply on board, al Picksu's wrart. or TO
&C o JAMES FISHER q son.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

way To The Capitol. Our heroes slept mid,
the tum ult. The ceremonies were over
the people had retucd IL dinher-thc grand
display was pnss, and mary al nching heoc
was press ing the pillow, when some snprl-r
was manifested by the chatrbrr maid of The
hopl, Of the nUn-appcarance OF The Nv"
genilr,nen. Beds niust be made up. snd
chamber maids canned wait with pali"ucc.
Sunbo, the hrnd servant. was despairhri I"
the room 10 see what could possibly be the
matter. lie Knocked loudly ut The door, aud
waa requested Ia 'cone Ia"
"iialln, Showbal" snid the Que on The
! front side OF The bed; "ull alive in the street
Ia much gong or and breakfast ready ~
"No, n,s'n. they've got through going on
and supper is on the liable"
How Tie two gentlemen felt, nj the strange
words uttered when they ascer,alned The
length, of time they had slept. aud learned
the ceremonies were over. we leave To the
Imagination of cur hearers; but Of one thing
We are assured. that at the next lnaugura
ton, neither Of them will sleep IN q dark
room.- Phi. Chronicle.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

APPOINTMENT or DELrGArE..-The
Wing freemen OF this town, ,.conforma-
bic to notice in our last, met ut Armory
Hall, on Saturday evening, and after
being organised by the choice Of Mr..
cHAEL FEEEBoRN, Esq. Chairman, md
JAMES ATKINSON, Secr'y, appointed tho
Representatives Of tho General ASSEM-
bly from this town, as Delegates to at
tend the wing State Convention to be
holden in Providence on tho 9TH inst
with power to fll any vacancies that
should occur. The meeting then ad-
J'urned to meet again at tho same place
on Monday evening, April 18th, att
o'clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
ANTED.--.9 JOurneyD,ou Printer

|, WANTED.--.4 Jouncyntan Printer i.
wanted modla.ely, al lhiS uthce. A youn.
man who has worked two or three years al
The business, and con bring recomne nda lon,
That he has l.t his employer hunorabIy
!. would be preferred
/, The above We clipped from an exchange
I paper, IN winch IL was inserted first undo,
he editorial head. II is 10 such advertise.
ments--iOr so We must call it, that the feck.
less OF the craft OF jourEsymen printers are
indebted Tor their rum. The idea Of ask ~ .
tor "yonng man who has served two,
three years al th. business" under the he ID
of "Journcyman Printer wanted" IL pfepos.
\ 'erous. No man can be n ajourneyman under
llVe or SIX years close application Ia ih,'
business, aud not then be even fair work
uIan nnIrs- he has been vcfy nssIduous Ia
his business. The art of printing Is not to
be learned IN two ar three years. We know
ut some IN Ih- chy who leit their employers
'hpnornbly," Tor such an lnducemrnt ss ih"
above, anG after having worked n scare of
yenrs rannnt now claim the li'lcuf journey.
man printer, n calling honorable To any man
and one that the first men OF the land having
elevated themselves by assiduIiy 10 import
nnt stations now glory m.
We sci onr face agninst all such advertise.
me MS as the above-tbey are calculated nn'y
!" rum the young, aud forever blast their
Iuinre prospects. A lad of sixteen ol seven.
Ieen. when he steps INTO such nm office i
hr one from whrh it was issued, u, one.
nagInes himself n man--n jnurn-ynnn print
brcause he can set u stick full |
Ie thinks himself first rate workman Lut |
now disappointed Is he when he enters an |
thct III cliy--lhoSe who have experienced |
ne sensation, or witnessed their embarrass. l
nent are the best judges. We recommend /
o Ill young men entering upon apprentice
IMP t" be IA point %! law and fact an apprrn. \
lee, Then there IS n bond between master \
'nd boy That makes II Imperative for both To- II
'erlorIn lhcIr duty, and tie result Is n good II
'orknan y an honorable man.-PhI. Chrou. II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
III E r Id OF THE TIMES.
'er' With Graves to Auburn, keeping un eye

wen, With Graves to Auburn, keeping un cy'
oD his u vrmcnis.
II Mr.. Clark took Wall into n room Ut III,
Il Syracuse House, mud after locking the door
llconnpenced u Conversation which cnntInucl
seven ur eight hours, and resulted iD ipl
confession oi The robbcres and the recovery
III Nil the money.
4 MIR. Ciake drew Wall by degrees int,
familiar conversation, aud ~ undertaking Il
account Tor various sums of money which had
been traced Ia hln. he got rnlnngled ~ n
labyrinth of Contradictions. Whic thus en-.
arras'cd "nd alarmrd, MIR. T.. informed hlnl
HAT IA mysterious box winch was made for
him had been found, aud that 5000 had been
Ionnd nj his boarding house. lie then con
icssrd that ihIs 5000 was part Of package,
at Sl1O0 belonging Ia Messrs. -WhIic aud
" hams "f Butialo, winch he had stolen
from T. Norton, Esq. last fall, and that the
box referred To contained $500 more ot thu
same money.
| Wall, hiding himself cOrnercd, became
anxious to tell all under promise that hr
should not be sent 10 his old quarters ~ III,
State Prison. Mr.. Clark promised 10 ",land
oy bIn" II he confessed nll and gave up oil
The money. He then said that he and Graves
.
last robbery, he started from Auburn, ocked
alone ~ tn. Chr next 20 the Baggage that
after the Engine started he went into the
Baggage Gar with dllk lantern, aud by
means oi fails. keys unlockcd scyera trunks.
taking packages "f money from those OF
Messrs. Clurk, Strong aud WIikle; that o..
Ter ihclr ariIvul al Syracuse, he divided the
money with Graves (who came IN the sam.
snch maEncr a. iu preserve II, they secret.
ed 1t ~ The basement wall oiihe Presbyterian
Church, where. on cxhtulnation. II war found.
one oi the packages having "R. Graves" on
1t, aud The other being marked "G. " ALL"
On being asked II any Of the money Ind
been spent, Wall said lha, he took one $50
b'l' from Col. Wilkes package aud gave II
10 Graves. II was asccrtalned, subsequently,
TINT Graves changed u $50 bll. on Saturday.
From Walls confession 10 Mr.. Clarke II Is
quit" certain That he stole large number OF
SILVER spoons from Mr.. Rust some moD,hs
srncr. lie also confss d Ihe robbery of
n Merchant Tailor ui Uuca. lie snrd he had
long kept his eye ON Mr. Humphrey, the
Bank Agent but could not gr, Ut his trunk.
Graves returned from Auburn with Mr.. !
Strong few minutes after the money was
i"nhh, aud on being shown the package on
winch his name appeared lie lo-, his as.Iir. ]
ancc, nnd sunk conl"unded INTO u char.
Wall Is an old offender, having been ~ ice |
IN the State Prison. lie had been suspect. /
ed aud discharged, but kept around the Depot |
IN Temporary employment.
"Dick Graves" Is extensively known at The
South aud North. lie has led a rowing lite /
md has been more or less suspected for scv. \
eral years. But his vIvuciiy aud wit com.
ncnd"d him 10 favor. he was an agreeable
companion, and every body tried to think TINT
'Dtck' was honest, but we regret to be com
'rllcd To say that his guilt Is now bu, too
lcarIy rcvealed.-.Hbany Ere. Jour-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

ARREsr or RAN RoAD RoBBERs.-Tb,
kobO'r" who have bern long pr.yiug upuI
travellers On the Sl rdc,Isc aud Auburn K Ill
Road are At length arrested. 'ths was ac.
c"inp'Ishrd by the pfonrt aud determined
action "i three gentlemen who were robbed
Oh 5 .trday. ,...
Upon The arrival OF the cars in this city on
Saturday afternoon, Coloncl Wikc ui New
i"rk, innnd that package of money, winch
Mr. u. H. Hart had handed bIm ~ Rochester,
had been stolen from his valisp.
William X, Slrong. Esq of Geneva. found
'h"' ms 'rurk had been OF eusJ ond 94I2
stolen from II.
Fireman Clarke. E~q. Cstbicr ofihc Or
leans Bank, discovered that his trunk had
been opened uiid SiiOU stolen from II.
The three gpnilciten, 6u crInpnlIug r,col
lections, beramc satisfied that tie ubbcIlcs
were committed IN the bsggagc.car b,twe,n
Auburn aud Syracuse. They therefore r.
turned to that place on Sunday. accompnnlrd
ny NJ ss's. Young and Williams. RAT Road
Snntrn'endenls by Nhom nswell ~ by ihc
"lher Agents Of lhq Cnmpanlcs, aud by Alt
Rust OF the Syrsense Jloi,a,l sud Cen .Wnd
"i The Amenean a'hniifn,. every as,lslsnc,
10 lpc p"tlu. MA aaIendaIcd.-----------..I Ie
Snsp'eIon fell 90 sirnDgly upon Rirhnrd
Graves Collector on The A. Il =. Rond sad
George Wall, Porttr 10 ibG 5. & u, Kbad,
hot ibty we're botb. sDesitd.' hn eKamoa- |
ion ieilsd ,r'rflen' ny. fists ismi.Ttjgre. Il
sbc -se dspts,eod M sfrpg bnv'.ya.. !
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

\ CULTIVATE Flowers. A beautiful
woman never looks SO beautiful as when
with her cheeks flushing with exercise,
and her eyes sparkling cheeriulness,
with her cape bonnet on, aud hoe or n
dlbble III her hand, she is busily engaged
IN ro,hing IN her flower garden. Itisa
healthy employment, and eahlbi,s be-
sides, evidence Of refinement and taste
To those who are Disposed to treat our
opinion on this matter with cuntemL
we would recommend peiusnl OF The
following extract lfom an exchange pa
per:-.Ner Jour.
"Nha, is theuse Of flowers" exclaims
a thrifty house keeper, meanwhile buslly
polishing her fre.lrons. What is ih.
use oi bright fiIe mons, say We ~ reply 7
or OF any tire irons at all? could not You
mahe hre on two stones, that would |
Keep you quite as warmi What's The
use ol handsome table cloths aud bed
spreads' one migh, eat on a board, aud
sleep under II buffalo skin ano not really II
starve enhrr II
When you see house standing all
alone, bare of shrub or flower, EXCEPT
perhaps some volunteer punches of thistle
md pig-~oed; what do you infer of Ms
Ard when you have passed
'vsD log cabin, where rho sv ret briar
,as carefully trained around lhe door,
While the veiIs ofmorning pI6ries npd oil
carIei beans shade the Windows, d. you
oi immediately think OF tho dweIlets
here, ~ neal, cheerful aud sgreeabIsl
his 10 more especially the cnse in re-
ard to the homes Of the poor. The
redIyo! tho rich mans grounds may be.
ny ID bis esyJsOs,, bot, thsy who can !,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

A Wing State Convention will be
held at the State House, in Providence.
on WEDNESDAY, the 9TH day Of
April next, u, 8 o'clock, p. NJ. to nomi-
nate two candidates to represent this
State in the Twenty-Seventh Congress
Of the Uniied States. The Wings Of
the several towns in the State, arc re-
qucsted to be represented in the Con.
ventioD. March 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
FROM LOCKPORT...MCLEOD,
orresp onder,e OF the Albany Argus.
IOCKPORT. March

N LocXPoRT, March 22.
I HE March term ot iha Court of oyer
and icrm'ner for this county should have
been hcld tins week, commencing TINS
morning. On the opening OF the Court,
Judge Dayton directed the clerk not to
call the jury, deciding at the same time
moi To hold the Count ia consC Cquence oi
an ini"inally, or rather material error
p"i HE clerk, IN giving but five instead
| "' six days notice ui The drawing OF the
! Jury Tor The term.
/ Mcleod was ARA gnrd, and pleaded
NOT guilty to the ,ndiclnn nj agnin-l him.
Ills counsel, Alcssrs. Gardner and Brad.
! icy, then moved The cont Tor two com.
'his'ions 10 i>sue-- one Tor the eXanIIna.
non oi Mr.. Ncbstcr, Secretary of State,
aud Mr.. Fox, the British Minister at
NashIn2toD, the other To examine
MeNab and others, IN Upper Canada
This was granted, with the condition that
The people might JOIN ~ the commission.
An application was then made io'the
circuit Judge To allow Il ccrtiorari to re-
move The cause from the Oyer and Ter
INNER 10 the Supreme Court, on an afTi-
darit setting forth some "f the circum-
stances Of HE offence charged To have
been committed, and tha, difficult and !
complicaicd questions OF law would arse
on the tI'al. The counsel urged that at |
the Oyer and TermIner the presiding
Judge might be overruled by The coun- /
~ Judges, aud that it vas proper in this
case, inr that ieason, that this cause \
should DO uied ~ Tire Circuit Court
rather than int the Oyer and 1crminer.
lh, cncut Judge declined allowing
The ccrIiorari upon that ground, rs there
was ~ allegation oi improper bias, on
the pa't ol The county Judges, and our
statute has provided the means of cor
ieciing any error ~ the proceedings OF Il
The Oyer and Terminer by IA bill ol cx.
ccpilons.
The counsel asked for time 10 add an
affidavit ~ relation TO The eyriteipenl
" h,ch had existed in The county upon
he subject, and the reasons Why it wns
believed IA lair trial could not be had. \ ,
This was granted, and the count adlourn.
ID over To- the afternoon, 10 give an op. H
iorlnn'iy 10 serve Tho wit IL allowed. u
during the 'ntcrmIssion the ailidayi,s
we're prepared, the ccIll0rari allowed Y !
md served oD The court oD their going Il s.
n, IN The afternoon. This gives Nc =
.c"d's counsel an opportunity 10 move {
h!e supreme court TO change the venue 4
D some other county. .foHs, Sc. =
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
Mons RoBBERtEs.-The Boston papers oi

M0RE KoBBkRtEs.-Tbe Boston papers 0i
Monday contain additional accounts Of rob.
oeiies attempted III that city. The citizens
however have become actively on The alert.
aud the thieves will probably beluke them
selves 10 ether places IN The hope of better
success.
In Fall River, Oh Thursday nigh, las, week.
NJ We learn from the Monitor, an extensive
robbery WAS committed at the Pocasset
House N that town. SJ9S N money, Il gold
watch. coal, vest and panlaIoons, aud scve.
raj other articles M less value. belonging to
DIR. John q. Lambright, and winch had been
deposited ~ two trunks, both locked, in the
chamber where ihc Doctor lodged. were
stolen. One OF The trunks was l,ii after be.
ine rlficd, aud the other taken. No trace of
the robbcr has yet been discovered.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

FLoRiDA. Richmond WhiR
states that the President has been for
some days earnestly engaged in invesii.
eating the condition of things in Flori-
da. II is understood ,bot Gen. Gnines
has requested Of the Department that
the command be restored to him, MS il
was nt the s'coninencemept of the war;
mud that he and President will con-
Ter on'!be bes, mode OF conducting the
war Ia favorable issue.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

Information wns received here On
tuesday last, that the Hon. AsHrn
ROBINS has been appointed Post
Master of this town, in the Place of r.
Il, Carr, Esq. removed. We UNDER
stand that Mr.. Robbins will enter on
the duties Of the office early mex, wesk
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
Important! 1!

1t is the opinion Of the editor. of
the Rhode Island Republican, that
a pretty clean sreep will be made thro'-
out all the Offices Of Government, -
We trust that proper attention will DO
given by the public TO this announce.
mcnt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

II THr MI.roD ArFAiR--'rhe BufTalo Com
meicial Advertiser, uiicr mcnlunlnp the ex
pe,ird vIst ui General Scott lo that frontier
remarks as follows: ... ....
Gen. Scott will be warmly welcomed BY
his numerous friends on the iruriIcr. and HE
character ufords certain guarantee that be-
viii promptly olIay all undue excitement.
But non" viii lean wnb greater plcnsuic
than Gen. -, that cvory thug on the from.
Ter indicates a sincere desire ana driermlna.
tlun on The part of The people Ia muinran
good order, md abide by the result OF Il o
trial nj Lockporl, whatever 1t may be. A.
conirmhiory Of the statement respecting
Gen SCOTS movement, It may be- mentioned
'ho, one company Of the 2d Regi. u. y. Ar.
tl5ery, siaiinnrd ~ this point, took I'D It's
line oi mach Tor cast, this morning. Dee.
,InhlI I"n not publicly known, but probably
B'ckrou
IN" Conrl.ss we mrnrioncd Yesterday, has
'up d"wn. We have hca,d iba, special
otcf md Tc'minrr viii be ordered. and TIN,
Cnei Justice. Nelson viii preside n, the lrial.
~" rrpor. 50 lar 'ns tho. ordering = spceis
C"uri Is concerned, wo think exceedingly
~ ~ 49, y '' Il
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

keep no gardener, and whose simple
Hover garden springs ont OF moments
stolen from necessary labor, possess II
genuine aud cordial love oi The brauil-
iul, 10 sender an humble dwelling 50
fragrant and fair"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

TAYLoR's Blue FLrip.-Mr. RI.
Taylor has presented US with a bottle
OF his blue ink, which wo consider A
good article. He warrants TO be cqruI
To any imported.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
Political Notice.

The Wing freemen Of Portsmouth,
are requested TO meet at Brown. Inn.
on Saturday evening, April Sd, Mt 6
o'clock, for the purpose of. appointing
delegates 10 attend the Whir State
Convention to be holden in Providence
IN the 9TH April. Punctual attendance
is requested. March o5, aw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

Among the list Of promotions in tho
Army, we notice that Of First Lieut.. r.
d. a. Wade, Of Sd Reg. Art, 10 bo
Captain Goth Dec. 1910, vice Davidson.
dec. Lieut.. Wndo was formerly sta.
toned at this place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

Tho Southern papers are filed with
acconnisnf the late freshet Immense
damage has been done to the planters
in Georgia and other parts of the South
on the rivers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

The first net of John NJ. Patton, upor
whom the Office Of Gov. of Vig,u,a had
devolsed BY the resignation oJ Gov Gil.
mer, was ie'ssuc his warrant Ia, the de-
livery ,ff CasJy, lbe lugi'Ive. Iiom Jnsijro
'cIainidl by The Gov. of New York. Mr..
Paio} had 7advIadf'TrE 6JrIrsc, IA cbUd:
'--til-r / lie enclosed the note io Cover.
nor Sahsrd, with nsIioip rrp1o6stisnce
tie eamsiilbe condnci ofibe Go,,rnor and
L. g'slA'uro ofINsw.york ~ refusing 10
dcIIVet the ps'sops eIsIooJ. Ss ,Iasiiises
IRON Yitein'~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

PoisoN.--.The Na'cbez Courier states.
Ina' very interesting little gIrl. The daugh.
''ro Mrs. T. Swesrnglon. died few days
s'nee ~ Grand Gulf, from eating sugar piuns
prepared by eonfectIoner there DrWhar-
Ion, who analysed the c-ndy. found wbne
Iesd toibavc been used IN manufacturing IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

Iohf'wss on oil oeeosions.--Ai WEDDING
recently. which took plscc ut the altar. wLer
Tho otHeisiing priest pot In the Isey In. hnm,
qne.i ioo "Wiii ihoU fske tins nqn To- be iby
wcdded husband p she dropped u. prei,,e.,
seG, 1r,h,.n p'ydcsiy - hicb len, her
beauty on additional gr9ee, Fsplied. "If you.
pNsssT Sir" Tseroiys .r,,aeity.., I.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

t-fs- sfs !.
RoBlSsoS hs- confessed ,he ip,udor
of Mr. Sn, dam, Tor which he he. been.
. ond'n'n'd to lie executed IN ihe.t6ih.
u 'ssaiJ that he has made oiber cSpics-
woos VI The mos, revo hit e6aise,r,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

FOR GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL WARD KING,
or JOHNSTON.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
BYRON OMAN,
OF BRISTOL.
FOR SENATOR'S,
LIST NATH'L S. RUcGLEs, Of Newport.
I'd JAMES ALnRIcH, Of Seifuats.
i'd JoyA. REYNOLDS, Of NJ Kngsiown.
ilh HEzIKIAn BoswoRrH. cC Warren.
9TH ELISHA HARnIs, Of Corrniry.
9Th WV. T. BnowNISe, Of S. S.Kmgstoms.
7th HENRY ALpnIcH, Of ". Greenmieh.
sth JEnEM'H WHIrrLE.of Cumberland"
9th EZEKIEL Fowler, Of Smhhfsld.
10Th JosEPn OSBORNE, of Tirsrton.
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary,
ALBERT &. GREENE, .4liornty
General.
STEPHEN CAHOONE, General
Treasurer.
SIN the place Of Philip Thomas, who
leclined a reelection
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
&c. SC. SC.


TRUE SroRy.-It is remark generally
applicable 10 the character of The "better
half" OF man, That thou. u she bu gwen L.
ceusure and admunish her lord III those cln
qnrnt phliIpfics fanhnrly called curtain lee
t"res, or even enforce her precrp,s IN the
less delicate mode OF applying tire broom
sick to the phie-yrt she will allow no mur
tal but herself to abuse or WELD the chastcn.
Ing rod over hun with impunuy--she Is a.
ready 10 take up The cndgel for his defence
rs for his correction. Aud the rUie has been
noted 10 work both ways. II II a singular
aid adtniraOle TRAIT ~ woman, that she viii
DhbesIlatHgly defend the IIte, properly, hon
"r--in short. "ali and singular the rlylits and
cfrdns1s0i her husband, against all aggrrs
kl"ns 0t third persOn>-cyrn though She b.,
most soandaluusly III treated aud abused by
him. .. ~.
We haze no, vcn,urcd these spccua,iuns
wIihoutle case IN punt To back us A re. /
spectabte old acquaintance Of ours says tina,
when bo was young man, full Of the ardur
and chIvatry of youh this adventure befcl
hun. Wbbe :trOvelhng ~ strange part I'll
The country. he cam6 upon a CABIN from
Which he heard The ongry voice ot n man,
mingled with the screams Of a worInn, aud
VI regul1r intervals o hickory stIcK singing
hrougb The CIR, ne u well iHId on. lie rode !
rnnd 10 get sight Of the cause oi ml his
''afnor, when Ie saw burly looking fellow
lhfaShlng hIs wife Ike fury, wIlh a stick too
i;I"'d4bc "a b. within the ~. aninr ui The I
slhinir. On pctceylng our ircnd, the bel \
ne 'nts suspended operations The shower II
"' im6cf' ceased 10 hll, md there was
gr"ht ch'm ~ hirw moments duraiI,n. The II
Young man. whose wrath had suddenly way
go "s against The cruel husband. crlcd out.
'iou brute rascal throw dow n that stick II
ana dout touch the woman again, or mil
wear u over your uliy carcass you savage
ypo J" Who shnnld respond 10 tins yslian,
defiance BAT the iiJurcd lady herself? Turn
mg her bluyzed ar out Of her face. and II
gnIng her hst n pjrirntIuns shake, she H
.ynalicd oui-"jkss as good rs you are, you
gI~Sy, gouJ ios nothing creeie, ~
FAcT.-Two gcullemen from Boston ar.
rived ~ Washington intc on the night of The
8 INST, To wrnc,s tie Inauguration of Gen II
Iinrrson. FsiIsnrd. worn oni, and weary. HI
90" m"'h"n' ihfy arrived at Browns Hotel H .
incy "lsbrd To be- shown ih"ir lodgInp room. II
snd ~~r" accordingly u,bcna Dp INTO the lIt
fky PDg'of. and sbOSn into one ,hni contain. II
- 70 window They wrro qpickly On
nnsSd bsiscrp the Sheets. md. We doub,H
,n,. were husIly snnring ~ f.w minutes .,
ri~ nssrpinr ~ The ~ bmse b'igh, and glo. H.,
ious tie nm rubbed bis eyes. ~,.hed bi. =,
pee, md 20, oa eleap sb'n bell, ~
'cIe scpning Gr:b a merry peal csnnou. II
ere believing itcDiselvee bosJsc-- md The hs
s~ Of TIE m0lifvJs vsrs senJDg. isei,1s,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

The Locofoco members Of the Vir-
ginia Legislature bpve issued an sd-
dress 70 lbe people on the political pros
poets Of that State