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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-18

When ! read the foregoing correspondence. I
Knew not what credit IL was entitled TO- therefore,
wrote 90 H. M. Il. Hunter, Esq'r 10 afcertsin fo,
me, from the Ohio Membors Of Conefcss. ysb,t vy.s
the character Of William Pearse, and Of tbo.s Vbo
had certified to his character lie handed nv l.te,
TO the Hon J. w. Allen, Representative in Cooo,,ss
from Ohio, who wrote 10 mo the following nots.
HogsE or REPREsENrArfvrs.
WAHtNoToN, Dec. %, 1910.
Sir-1our note has been handed 10 me rso,s.,
ing information rs 10 the standing and reputs,{o =,
Messrs. William Pearse, John .. Sinelstsrv Ci,..
Croker, Cyrus A. S,owel Horace B,r,on' + u
Srester, md John C. Singletary, Jr nll az S,,.s,.
Borough, Portage County, Ohio.
These gentlemen live about thirty niles from ,b.
Place OF my residence, but in the Conor,ss,onsl
District represented by me OF one Of ,6em I am
20. aware That know any thing. With oil the
others believe am acquainted, personally IN on q,
ana by reputation ~ 10 the residue. though there
IS some litue discrepancy between the Christian
nsmos OF two Of them as stated by you, and the
names OF suppose the same men a. have them
~ my list Tor the address Of documents.
from my knowledge Of these gentlemen and OF
inc eharacier they sustain with The community Of
Which they form part have No hesitation IN say.
'ng' mat believe az much relance should be pseed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-18

MR.. LYONS SUBSTITUTE.
we are unable to present MIR Lyons substitute
to-day but will certainly do so tomorrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-18
CONGRESS ON SATURDAY.

Correspondence Ofthe Baltimore Patriot
WASHINGTON, Saturday, FEB. Is, Is4I.
The SENATE was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-18
~ yours,
WILLIAM pEARSE

We the subscribers citizens Of STRAIGHTFORWARD
OHIO, hereby certify that we have long been perso'
nally acquainted with William Pe,rse. Fen. Of iris
town. that be Is gentleman Of high resp,etabilitv.
aod that his character for truth and veraeity il uH
improbable. JOHN &. SINGLETON,
CHARLES CROCKER,
CYRUS A. STOWELI.
HORACE BARTON
J. ". STREETER,
J. g. SlNGLETARY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-18

This letter speaks for ITSELF and explains fol.
ly tho circumstances under which, and the Ob.
ioct for which Il was written. II was written
with perfect candor, and in the utmost sincerity
but under mistaken view, as Is now believed
Of Mr. Van Buren's character. The writer snp.
posed Mr. Van Buren, would promptly and frank.
~ answer t. n bis answer had confirmed m.
writer's memory, then M more would have been
said about until after the oootiOni II u had dina
vowed any such conversation, and assured the wi
ter that he was mistaken, no would then, at once
and rs publicly a. he had made the charge, have re-
tracted H., and admitted that no was mistaken. liz
would not have set up bic recollection of a eonvs,.
sation which had taken place twenty. eiebt yea,
before, and when he was boy, in opposition TO tbat
Of Mr Van Buren,, who, he then believed, was a
man OF honor. Bot Mr. Van Buren, did no, an.
swer 4 promptly, and 10 this day has not answered
frankly Hts course, notwithstanding he deneo
al recollection ofthe conversation 81 Kingston. rs
tended strongly TO confirm, in my mind, Tho belief
that my recollection is correct The letier was en-.
closed 10 X. NJ. II. Hunter. Esq. with reoue,,.
THAT he would deliver personally, and mailed 70,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-18
WILLIAM PEARsE.

SrREETsBoRoUGH, Sep. 90, 1910.
In answer to your letter Of the sth inst, would
the people Of New Lebanon, New York in Ist3
on which occasion Martin Van Buren, was present
and made warm and earnest speech aean.t the
war Of that year, against the election of Jnme. Ma.
olson TO the Presidency and strongly urged IL upon
inc people 70 loIn the Peace Party" so called. and
support Dewitt Clinton the Presidential C,nJ;,i.,.
Of the Federal Party
Respectfully, yours,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-18

sP'n sny statement they. may make, a. u,,,,,
On. Of ,h,m % IA, - the county whsr, they live.
present House Of Representatives of ths T, % inc
si'ls'ure. respectfully, quo i-e'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

JUS, received from England anl commenced IN the present
number anl six ENTIRE articles gwen
J. THy L.urllaHrESs SroKy-by Charles Dickens Esi
H. rHs E,rsoriov Moon Ar OvN TaE L'~r' o' allAs
Sr, showing The reason h. n returned beiorS he got 'he
Sy w H. Maxwell gei. with capital engraving
III. THE STrDsSr OF B,ep,o by Thonas Moore Esq
". JsIS CAMERoS', CoLlrcs, by Allan Cunningham Esq.
V. Lr thrilling story The Journal Of Pyre
Hunter-by the Hon james ErsSine Murray
VI. A. Eyr~isc vE>IoE-thc Story OF Leonardo.
VII DlBur>'. d, SoNG,-vi;h Illustration
VII Charlie. O',Ialcyscvera additional chapters OF tie
September the Britannia exclusively
for the New World
TX L,pr Moxc4~ NEW woRxA chapter first published
in America from work The press entitled A Book
without Name"
Y sx,r>c or rar srr.xso,r splendid original Poem by
an unknown lady. have read beautiful pro
iuction
H. B.R~.sr Rupcr. new chapters in continuation
XII sruurR FLOWERS, the Dublin University Magazine
Kill Nocrra>41 BALLOON Aso>oN, by M Green Aug saa
account given by himself
XIV rny B.or .>p HovssxEsrER pE,rH oE AtoNtc
Aerll.H HksSss and copious variety OF short
Misceanies.
O. Terms - year single copies Tor'ale BY New,
Agents in all cities. Odce 80 Ann street
soM J. WINCHESTER, Publisher
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11
SerrEMatR I'm. lsil.

r The undersigned su! aztec this date offer for sale
TIE FALL PATTERN FOR GENTLEMES'S HATS Purchasers
are informed subsequent to the y this
change will Hats S previous pattern be
,aow., unless especially called for
hoe who Yet unaware OF he adania
yc Of purchasing establishments II Is here stated mat it, re-
mil uaue rarely equacd ard that by means
of peculiarly polcy the conducion MS oHn
sh'ch ha enabled the proprietor To man am prices l oeo" no
Of nr other maker rcpuc without the slightest icrorty the
character OF siS productions.
Two Nes of Ita' only sold
lst Fine Nutra invariably " other manufacturers equally
noeo preparation, At s. 0O-..--.- S'@0
ID Int Moleskn s) with cloth unuer prepared IN style
peculiar this establishment ~ -
SPENCER
s35tFSTThS. (a) Corner Chamber and Centre
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11
50 5tFSTThS'
C.. B. AINORD'S
NEW PATTERN CENVLEMENs' HATS,


srYLE-PLAIS GENTLEhAS,
WILL BE READY FOR INSPECTION Saturday, llth
at Ne 81 ProsGwav IL Bowtry, which he
fully invites pubc. &. g. presenting his ncU style OF Hats
would noioe novelty propose CLAIM that docs
not address both discriminating
public (puLlic Snd pcrc""I1g that palOhess
necessary requisite gcntce dro the PLAtS 6ESTLE
which has peculiar becomngne's that vi"
recommend II to tho fashionable OF this serOpoi'.
f,ctucd h special regard durability and cannot fail TO give
entire satisfaction.
respect others III hts ne pledges hme '
none sh under sell hun. C@) slV i"s
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

The C1SoISNArI Mon.-A correspondent of the CONNER
Advertiser additional particulars concerning
me Cincinnati The quarrel in which the dis
urbance originated between rowdy boys and
three negroes. One s the boys badly wounded-so
severely indeed that he has died The which
fred upon the negroes charged the mu1zle with
scraps of iron and other deadly implements. Only three
eaths however resulted has been ascertaned
The cannon seized by the military and the riot checked
evening OF the 4h. The morning meeting Of
he citizens called by the authorities the quarter
If the city guarded during the day by military force,
and all the colored taken and kept in close uar
ers In the evening tho mob again assembled. and in spite
y, the civil authorities and military force open the Office
If the Emancpaor an Abolition paper DESTROYED the types,
.ud sunk the press in the Thence they tic
house Of MIR Bune the weknown Aboitionisr, entirely
destroyed its interior and left nothing but the bare walls
standing They prevented from farther destruction Of
property and from tearing down three churches, solely
y the efforts of the military and police large number OF
he rioters jail but it is said tina, the authorities DO
not act nth the energy and decision demanded By the
gency OF the occasion.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11


be by O'Clock this the Office not open on
day4
u We have made such arrangement. as viii e"aoe "
future accommodate auch larger number oi AD'
heretofore Advertisements usavodatly omitted to-oSs "
on Monday Those for Mondays paper must D
in before 10 o'clock morning the Office IS no' open ~
~ Bv our Wa ,hngon Postscript, it viii De seen 'fa'
mos, dsrrace acas occurred in the House OF Representa-
,ves on Friday n.tga,ed by the insane ungoyerned pas
son. Of Hrsey A. WISE. We rejoice that tina, man has
raronoced and denounced the Wing party His secession
save. us from infinite trouble disgrace and modification
The House we're TO take up and consider the Presidents
Veto a, l2 o'clock yesterday.
The Senate all day Thursday in Executive Session
but the results have officially transpred
Ihave never regarded the Office of Chief Magistrate
ferng upon the incumbent the power OF mastery over the og
lar will but granting HIM the oeeT 10 execute me rcry
erpresed uU Of The People, nnd rot 10 rssad IT, I'm my
mother, milk did suck in the principles on winch the De
claraon was founded Tha, Declaration complained nat ne
KinO rold not let the PeoDe make such lars they shed
Shall President Executive officer undertake at ths
OF day control the People IN the exercise e te'T SD
preme will No The People the best guardians o her
own rights duty of the Executive 10 abstain ror'
interfering hwarng the sacred exercise OF the anaNns
functions of their Government Gen Harrtsons eeeh at
Dayton Sept 10, 1910 expressly aprertd by JoHS TYLER
" We publish on our frs, page the MrssAoE OF PREs
DENT TYLER returning with hi, objections the bill TO incor
porate an Exchange Bank It's temper and spirit such
as we trust yvl give Congress and the Country
that the vexed question viii be satisfactorily adjusted
The rapidly approaching Regular Session The President is
evidently de,rous OF harmony and concaton with his Wing
friends and we rus, will be prepared submit definite
plan of National Finance and Currency Reform December
REGISTER The Commissioners Of Registry in nil he
Wards of our City required BY law be in session from
:, until o'clock this evening Wings of NewYork be en-
treated to Register at once
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

II Tnilors rars chanco you From Auction, Cloth,
Cashmere. Vcst:ngs and Trimmings selling close
A. BENNEIS ;, i'2 tEnnd .uee,
Call whi c thc r good IS ls'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11
READY MADE GARMENTS.
" q Large .A-.orfn,

II a Large As-orftiient "i rcalN ma tn ns
various style ue goods hand IS9 BkOApNN.
go -, sll 1t
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

u OnicinI-Autumn, ESi i,-Ibe gcneray adopied FaI
Fashion of TsLLERs for Gentlcmcns HATS now
ready and for sale Broadway under HOwsrds Hotel
u;Jo,.I,,. cN s93t'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

I-, TrvprRAScE SocIETY-An adjourned
- IS ~, Merchants Of this city held CHton
III. The evening of the 9th for the purpose of per-
c,,g the organization of their Temperance Society The
,,es Of the previous meeting read and Mr Samuel
leeds Jr reported the following names or officers OF the
Society
Presdent NATHANIEL WEED. pice Pre,deHts G.aaIEL P
DsoswAY JoHS w LEAvTT, HENRY H. JoHs RED
eerding Secretary wILLAM NJ. Treasnrer Rsvo
H.Scs Monoge' Ed*ard Cornisg A.a BiseoT j William T.
Gutter Ira Bs. Brown, josph Bati-i j. C. Valentine
Ayre slas Bebe, Richard Ii NCu'dy Wa Lodge
Fred. :. win.,on Garrst y. Blocker J.m,. Cook
The report was accepted and the nominations adopted
Mr Denny moved the following resolution prepare
and circulate an address signed by the officers urging upon
the Merchants Of the city the importance of giving 'he'
names and influence 20 promote the Of Temperance
Messs Denny Cutter Davis mace able speeches in sup
port Of the resolution which then unanimously adopted
resolution offered by Mr.. Edward Corning. urgently
cotamending the Temperance Hotels city and FesolT-
ing to give them their counenance and support adopted
By the Society Mr. Corning made orcbe and excellent
address apprehension Of the saneu Influence
erted By the Coffee Houses of the city, and declaring that
it was not only duty bu; the interest Of every merchant
in every possible manner to dscounenance the aco
holc drinks Hon Daniel Ward,yell late Member of Con
sess from Jefferson County addressed the meeting oPpOs
ing n-st decidedly the use Of intoxicating drinks and
tending that the interests Of the country demanded the ac-
ZION Of the city merchants upon this subject DE- D. NJ.
Reese paid nigh compliment the merchants for the stand
they had upon the Temperance question: and for the
welcome and generous aid they had extended tse
and made orcibe remarks upon the general subject
The Society was addressed by several other gentlemen after
which it adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

The CAUSE OF The CLERKs.--l stla;agen, artlce and
Discrimination jusiiabe, 1t must be against de-
clared enemy and formidable When they
.ored BY the champions Of the strong against the weak
the powerful against the poweres their cowardice and
basenes are unueraJle Read the following extracts:
Fror, TIE leading Edit rial Of Hedaesdag'. sun.
As between Merchants and Clerks, tie hoRr n phch he
LqJor Of the clerk 6aH cease opght to be W t a't Soe%
j0rg0tn e0ck make. IL be Tor the interest
Of one merchant close hi o'clock o.. another
to keep open Till twelve In either they should be per-
aittcd to hire clerks il they cu perform such services
the OF their business requires and pay them accord
inrlv Il not GccOrdRce ruth JuSiicc nc true prin
ciplsS Of ade force all compliance 'rt rule
Every merchant should understand his business and be
master Of it, He should tell his clerks when he hires them
The hours at which his must be opened and closed Ii
they do like the hours, they need enter into his
poyment.
Those who suppose hostile TO the aslre OF closing
The eight oclock by itself considered isa@e MS
From the leading Editorial in Tie sun Of yesterday
From the very first step IN this movement 'rc hare teen
IN jaror Of it-be, upon certain conditions
From a communication IN tho Pop>r.
Where young man wlIl make proper use OF the
time thus gained four will spend in unprohtable
70 themselves both in pocket aud mind.
ouoibcr, om p-e'tnded rHd Of the o'clock rule
WHY do they Clerk, wish to close? Is 1t sor the
purpose of recreation and amusement
We could fill column with malice and poi.onous
misrepresentation Ike the above, but is needless.
Give manly open friend we love the former
and respect the latter but kulkng pirate like this we
can only regard with adherence and execraon
As the prctence of regard for Morality and Religion
opposing the jus, requirement of the Clerks it's horrible
rofnation. Let any who doubts this inquire of h~se
yho know what the morals and what the religion of the
manager of The Sun We this is, under ordinary
circumstances theme for public but this talking
Of the eternal truths of the Bible and the temptations of
for condning to incessant toll from
morning I'LL midnight mockery too shameful to be silently
endured
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11
A NEW WORK BY BOZ!
Charlie. O,uaIIcy. Two EInnd.ome Engraving,
THE BEST NTNBER EVER lMIED

CO We rsoice have It 70 place eeore The rc.
ders THE NEW WORLD this week The riches; table Of oa,sa.,
ever offered them single publication and which for variety
freshness ability and thrilling has never BEEN eGu,e
aay paper large or small America FoT sI cents Oeet
entertainment which FrTr DolIAs' 20 procure
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

" intended fer Monday mornings Tribune u''
by the Office is not open on '0H
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

THE STATE PRIsoS QUEsTIoS.-Every attentive observer
Is already aware that there classes among those who
acate this question: the first consisting those who hon
es and earnestly seek redress of the evils which the Me
chancs suffer from State Prison Labor the other Of
those who striving and plotting perver this question
10 party ends and push themselves into Promi-
pencc and office. We need say with which class we
svmpahise nor that perfectly understand the gentlemen
who figure opposite We shall take that they do
play their game cf 334- again without exposure and
we feel confident that the Mechanics inclined to be
deceived ridden and betrayed again.
We insist that the evils pressing upon Mechanics
,br,gh the abuse and msdrection Il State Prison Labor
shall Sc clearly frankly orcby presented TO the pHbiic so
that other classes will be disposed aid in the de'ircd Re-
form We insist such ground shall be taken will not
ray the Mechanics against the general interest but shall
eynco that the true of all classes harmony with
theirs We insist that tic subject shall be carefully nyesti-
gated and specific efficient rcmedy for existing grievances
devised ma,ured and urged upon the attention of the Legs
lature If this is pursued speedy triumph is
1an but sprants Legislative nominations permitted
10 pcrvert their private ends Disgusting their OBJ
iec, in clouds of unnelgibe bombast and max ing false
issue before the People the triumph of justice and sound
policy NAV be seriously retarded Let the honest and single
minded beware in time.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11
SPLENDID COATS
MADE AND TRIMMED BEAUTIFULLY

BY ANDREWS y LANFIiIhK, bt F'I'S FtItOH-st
Garment trimmed by them always warranted TO h
.ad their prices their goods and workmanship
all II (2
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11
TAKE TIME BY ifsE FORELOCK!
,ease,. lIareLauud GnnLx 4. rccnmme nded by nlE

Peasc's Norehound Candy recommended by our mo"
Physicians, and t@o thousand respectable cihen'"
performing Coughs Colds oarseness Irritation of the
Throat Group WhoOpng Cough Cctsh and Asthma Papaoa
Of Heart pofuse Expectoracn and In fact all DIS
eadug consumption Sold 45 Dyson', and
10 House and by Of the respectable Grocers and Drug
sists the city Peddo and Conlecioners not appointed
Agents Each envelope signed au3o I'm (D
II Juvenile Singing schooi.-Mr WIN B. BRADBURY
hi, juvenile Class the Baptist Tab
ernacle, Aubsry,tfee saturday the 18th inst at oc'e
The essential qualities Tor admsttance areGoodues Sabbath
school Scnoar' ami dsifs to l-.rn to ''hg (g s'o-t
rr school Books aud siaiionery--DAYTON
this cy vicinity they keep hand general
as.ormen Of School Foo
bought city would
ask those to call before making their sciecuon.
D. s for Of the Glowing valuable worhaVH
Mfchclls large Map of the World. with Index.
Mitchell, lar. MsP of the United States with Index
Lorng Terrestrial and Celestial Globes TO which there nose 'a
Also Journal New-York 10
had Price 30 per year.
School Book DePo'oy corner Of Fulton and Nas'au @ au3
II No Charge until the lsnir is Re,tored.-BEALS'
HAIR RESTORATIVE applied the above original terms
upwards Of 800 the ce No l5 Broadway
n. BPerons references Of
its Prices 81 and 80 - Ii BEaLs & Co 20 I'm
II Noticc.-Mr. Rcaardssns EVENING CLASSES in Book
PeHmanhIp open Course Of Instruction
FORTY HARD LESSONS. Hours from until TO- Day Cas-es
usual. 81 imis cod
II Grnham House, So Barclay-.,reeL-The friend. Of
Temperance are invited to call Shower Baths free 'iu
Particular NOtcc.-lh..e persons having furniture Of
any description dispose breaking housekeeping
will fnd ready sale a" Of their goods by ssudins
their address, or calling upon the sub'enber
i lmis 2u~ l' C9 F coLToN 1917 Chatham street
II DR.. Barry. Classical and Commercial Acad.
al Boadway reoened for the reception Of Students altar
August For Cards containing Terms apply
M Lock woods Bookstore TO the Principal above mentioned
2rA ~
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

The BRooSL7S MrRDERs.-Ihe ttial Of young Cook
charged with murder Of the boy Phelps Brooklyn
months since has been down for Wednesday the
Over and Terminer before Judge KENT. There eight
other indictments against the prisoner beside the for
InurIer.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11
j. y. AUE INs,
No. . AsToR HOUSE,
u anu ufacture of
Z VI b 4 f l. l. A S,

CHILDREN'5 PARASOLS
WALKING CANES,
RIDING WHIPS, &c.
Country Merchants viii be supplied favorable
ca slim
II Temperance Asyiun. Notice.-The Committee On
me or the Reform with tse
"asnngon Temperance benevolent Society expedien
nouy 1e public through the daily papers they authorized
oy me '" l. b. Society proceed forthwith collect ucb us
'een' as arc aeaGy be hereafter subscribed and that NE
SAID Committee OF Ten who collect '
Sums money do pledge themselves that funds collected m
SAID Temp Asylum shall be made especial depohte ~
hechaacs Bank for sad purpose hundred dea
fast 8 collected
b. BThose ladies gentlemen desrous contributing tbs
iaud~be asd having called avail a
selves Of opportunity by seading either Of SAID
Committee, VIE
Dr. s. R. KIRBY 3lf Broadway A. Caldwell, I05 Bsyard-st
Wm J. Lee i.i Fourth.,t Tnoma. Thomas. 81 Cans St
Daniel H. Sands IA For,yth ST IIeary Lovd li9
Mat,he~ w KirR Ii Broadway BENZ Forbes l2 CentreL
Thsmas Shepard, Canal-st II ~ Sweet 80 Bfoome-'t
WIN. A WISDOM, Pre.t
THomA. H. WooosUrT see'y S3
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

10 The NEw WORLD Of this week exhibits great
retv Of original matter and of interesting selections the
a,est productions of Dickens, Dr. LAYER Allan Cunningham,
r Moore Lady Morgan J. Erskiue Murray, &c. Charles
ONaley spirited and exciting tive chapters appear
his week Dy purchase) in advance OF their English publca
;ion The original poem the Burning OF the Erie is vivid
aud powerful Bu, the great Of The World l.
is early and excellent abstract the choices, OF
temporary Foreign Literature winch have never been
passed on t!s Contneat. We surprised learn
ha, the circulation OF this paper already enormous Is
rapidly increasing.
FROM THE HELDERBfReH.-rhe Albany Advertiser Of
Yesterday says that the Sheriff and his posse returned
that city on Thursday evening from the daeced portion
IF the Van Rensselaer, manor The spo, where tie sale
take place was some fourteen miles from Albany: on
living there the Sheriff found upwards 500 unaed
assembled and from 80 loo disguised Indian. and
armed with ries. he commenced the sale but could
single copper offered He finally announced hi. de
crina;on remove some of the grain when there
'ymptouls s disturbance which however promptly
suppressed by his posse drove the dsrurbers
The wagon loaded and taken to Albany. Two
were severely hurt during the disturbance.
U Many Clerks that only requisite TO the
privileges of the NewYOr Lyceum payment OF Tue DoaGy
me Zee Of membership.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11
I.EARY x CO.'S FASHION

u For GcntIcmcn's EtntS-Nutlhn' 'eFI' WI Uo 'H'
iuced on FRIDAY lOh ani AstoT House 81 :"
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

1T Form Letter from the Nc diernnean one from
Munich and n carefully corrected ban" Note HiS''
Last Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

RENARxABLE EscArE.A little girl Poston few days
since fell head foremost TO the bottom well wenty-egh
feet deep in which there ony eighteen inches OF
She was taken oat wholly unharrned.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

rJ- We have made such will enable u " 80
future to accommodate u nuch large: number oil AZ
heretofore Advertisements usavoidatly omitted to-day VIII p
~ ytv ,,s,ded far our Mondays paper must be sent
in before 10 o'clock this morning the Office IS not open Oh
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

Az OLD MLEoD CAsE.-We are informed that sometime
about the year 1874 95. o. gentleman citizen Of
Vermont BY the OF NJ Lean arrested IN Canada
for alleged hostile intentions the British Provinces
He was tr;cd condemned and hung Montreal whsu; any
attempt on the part the American Government tor hs
lease We do no; remember TO have a-y account Of
this case the particulars could be ascertaned and repuo
ssed they would DC interesting al the present time Our
Informant saws he has distinct recollection OF hearing the
fact mentioned many years ago, BY gentleman who
Canada AZ the time Of the execution Saeu. Register.