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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

. " tOJN IRG MERCHANTS.
UuNiRN Merchants wishing the exchange.
- ossdes the expense Of going Ia the North, DO
by calling atP. GARBANATPS cheap ash soT. rl,oc.
=. , where they can get supplied with Hats and Caps
tNtIl description At the following low ptices-Consy
US pc, dozen; drah Russia very The him
s-l< and - peI dozen; black do DO 10. a. sB pe
ueA' n nsii Hats OF superior quality, equally low
"s noe nutra aud beaver Hats black aud dfab M.
sshohahle shape which will guarantee 10 sell al Nor h.
sin ptc.s iof cash only. Please r.coleet GAR.
bANAIrs ehcaniiat mandatory, shoekoc I'M sign Of
NH III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
FOR PHILADELPHIA,

nfN The regular racket schooner HARRIET, Hand,
AkKkb master having Of her cargo engaged. and viii
- have all possible dispatch. For freight or passaFe
apply on beard. Al testers wharf, TO
JAMES FISHER a SON or
ap Is VIM ROWIETT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
.:ss:
SfiiiiItfAf

IhM and after the 25th OF April our tr weekly linz r
hodts 10 Lynehburg, will leave Richmond and Ivnrb
~ on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at ojclocE
W.. 10y ms arrangement enabled to form esnnsr
49,. 49, ne western stages ont OF LYnchhurK Our
,sNite boats viii run usual Monhly We,Inosts
SnI riiiay evening al O'Clock P. NJ Asto the conTe
W, S % APerlon by this route over all others going
est rom Richmond or the vicinity snail NOT sav -
ming our refer passengers ami others to these who nave
an Z3-tf BOYD. EDMOND A. ID DAVENPORT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
FOR ANTWERP.

I'D :.SS5;, en- ss:SS :2.R Be s'E cs
ap- CHAs. PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
FOR FREIGHT on Cu.p = EI5i 01-2

fak oihe me eopperet AMI copper fastened Rig
~ oIlsaNS, Capt smith, (burihen about 200 bal.
A1A.,>s IeisJ VIII be ready 10 load IN a few ]avs !.
freight 10 Gibraltar or south America pre6errst
10 James Fisher & SON or NFPH
AZ 10 UkSKTNa rrpay
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

Misfor,ues,'it is said, never comes single
A man named llu,cheson with his son and
two other lads, had been to the Savannah
Market, to sell drove Of cattle, and were
on their way home. The father s,oppeG a
nigh, a, a tavern md sent the boys
on in advance Of him. During The
night he WAS robbed of all the proceeds OF
his sale, and continuing Ills way home
pennyless found thai his son had been struck
daed by lightning in the road, and his two
companions so severely injured, that ii is
believed they will no. survive
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

A hear! rendiug accident occurred at Rim
ersdurg, in Clarion county, Pennsylvania
on the llth irst A young man by the name
of Hilliard il seems was in wagon for
musement commenced braudshing sword
and giving orders to the by ISLANDERS. a
young man by the name Of Fox who stood
by with rifle commenced fencing with it 10
amuse the lockers on--when inadvertently
Fox placed his hand upon the lock, and the
rifle went off: the ball eEleJed ,hc head o.
Hilliar,l, who fell dead from the wagon.
Fox was no, aware that the rifle was load
ed. Is another melancholy warning tc
those who play with fire arms.-KeyStone
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04
HISTORY OF A FORGER.

The Boston Mail gives short history OF
a notorious character nance Hamrald. who
has at least dozen aliases to his name. and
whose life is quite as cheqnered with crime
IS the Williams of olden time-Abaleno,R Ri
naldo or Jack Shepperd no, excepted. He
went through the operation Of hanging
himself in London some years ago, Wide
waiting his trial for forgery, and while his
keeper wen, for medical aid. cut himself
down and escaped. He was subsequently
transported. but even then contrived TO es
cape from Botany Bay. He bas been
several times in Jail at N. Orleans and Gin
cinnat, but found means TO break his pris
on walls; He was sentenced to Sing Sing,
but enlis!ened the sympathy Of some philan
lhropists a; New York, and was released.
He is now in Jail in Newport, bu
how long he will remain there is uncertain
He is an excellent penman, and man of
ready talent.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

Horrible Crime. The Nashua, n. H.
Telegraph states that in Asliournham,
Mass, girl sixteen years old, who was
abou, 10 give birth TO child, wher, on be
ing called upon 10 swear to its paternit
charged it upon her oVn father! His name
is Ward-he is sixty years old, and the
father of sixteen children, Of whom this un
fortunate girl is the youngest! The peo
pie of the Town assembled, and gave him
six nours to leave the place. during
which time he disposed of his property
mourning to handsome sum, leaving it to
his family and took his departure for parts
unknown He had always borne an excel
lent character.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04
THIN OUT YOUR PEACHES.

The Germantown Telegraph states that
Mr. Ridgway raised last year, on his splen
did orchards, near Delaware City, upwards
of eighteen thousand bushels of peaches, the
finest ever broughtto Philadelphia The
plan Mr.. r. pursues to ge. large fruit, is TO
thin them out in their green state, that the
energies of The tree, instead beng divided a
moug thousands of diminu,ive peaches, are
concentrated upon one third Of the nnmber,
giving them three times The size, and this
size brings three times the price OF the
small, sour, inma,ured fruit which is SC
constantly me, with in the markets.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04
BRIGADE INSPECTOR.

TO The Militia and Volunteers of the first
Brigade, Eighth Division, Pennsylvania
Milida.
Fsilow Solaiers:-Induced by a favorable
expression of large number of friends in
different portions of the Brigade, offer
myself for your support for the Office Of
Brigade Inspector at the ensuing June eec-
ion. do not wish to "Puf'' myself into
notice. believing tina! my real military
qualifications, will be sufficient recon-
mendation TO ensure me generous support
among my fellow soldiers. shall, there
fore content myself with assuring you. that
if should be so fortunate as 10 be elected
my best abilities shall be exerted TO perform
the duties of the Office. with honor TO my.
self, and to your satisfaction.
JACKSON McFADDEN
April Q, 1912.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

Beauties Of Banking. The Buffalo
Courier says-In lae number of Styles
er'sCounierft Detector, we find a list of
the aames of upwards of twelve hundred
bapss in the United States. Upon care.
dissemination, we find that of the twelve
hpdred, three hundred are broken, or "no
ste," which means the same thing sixty.
FUR are fraudulent institution; for,y.four
re either closed or closing; Gfty-Gve are at
discount of from 35 TO 90 per cent; G2 are
from 10 20 per cent discount; and SO are
a, par or worth 100 cents on the collar, IN
city oiNew wYork.Th same paper also con-
tains list of over 100 different counter.
lei's on she various banking institution in
The Uuon.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04
ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY HE
RO GONE.

Departed this life al his residence in
Columbia, N. II, March 1912, Major
Jared Cone, aged SO years. He was born
in Bolton, CT, June, $50, and entered the
service of his country in repelling the ag-
gressions of England against the Colonies
in IT'S, at the age. of l6, and continued
in active and most labolious service to the
close of that memorable contest for liberty.
He was in several important baitles-~was
with the brave and lamented Col. Seam
mel when slain; and finally after suffering
every thing bu, death itself he was at the
closing scene; the surrender Of Lord Corn
wallis at ork,own, Va. He was retained
ed in the peace establishment, with the rank
Of Major which he soon resigned. and en-.
gagged in mercantile pursuits, from which
he was soon al,ef called by his fellow citi
zens TO engage in political life. lie repre-
sented his native town in the General
Assembly sixteen sessions in succession.
He was also appointed a civil magistrate,
and was called TO various duties of which
he discharged with falthfu.ness aud fidelity
to his constituents, and honor TO himself
In 1909 he removed TO Columbia, N. II,
where he was soon called from tha, retire
ment which he sought, 10 serve his fellow W
ci'izens in the capacity of magistrate, and
TO fill various town Offices, such as Towr
Clerk, Seleclman, Collector, &c, some one
or more Of which Offices he continued ,o
hold ill incapacilaied by the iniirnlies o
, age TO discharge their duties. lie a|st
was a mNmber of ,he New Hampshire LIE!
lslature three Sessions. making in all nine
teen sessions he had served his fellow cili
zens in the I.sgisiq,ura ,ani mnrc h-N six ,
years he had served his country cihsr ip
military or civil capacity during wit
lire, no man. perhaps, occupying his posi-
A ton ever had fewer enemies or mainane
, more project character for honesty ant
integrity of purpose, or purity of motive
He was emphatically the 'noblesl work G.
God an homes, man. He was twice maj
&. ried, and the father Of twelve children, lie
Of whom with the second wife survive hin
Although he was strictly moral and pre-
fessed a high regard for religions; yet h
l neglected to become personally in'ereste
in the blessings of the great salvation, ii
within few years of his death, when i
fhfe hfmses viii With tie pongfegaonal CHarc?,
member of which he died. His last en-
U was peace--he rests from his labors all
tolls and his works do follow him.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04
CROSS EkEYEso
NN00EI E@WlsrlTEo

ISNO0Il LE0WlsIL[Lo
NIB ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
ia, the public, that he still occupies the above
well known Tavern in Bfoomsbrg, formerly
kept by D.9.N3EE GROSS, and that he has
thoroughly repaired and made such alterations
In its internal arrangements, as to give him in
creased facilities for the accommodation of custom.
ers. As his Bar and Table will always he pro.
vided with the best, he hopes to receive share of
public patronage.
May 81, l842.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04
BRIGADE INSPECTOR.

To the Militia and Volunteers Of The FRS.
Brigade, Eighth Division, Pennsylvania
Militia
Felioac Citizens and Soldiers,
AS the time is rapidly approaching when
The lsl Brigade, 9Th Division. p. M com
posed OF the counties of Northumberland;
Union. and Columbia, will be called upsn
TO elect suitable person 10 fill the Office
of Brigade Inspector.
CAPT. WILLIAM N. KASE,
Ol Rush township, Northumberland cbhh,y
offers himself as candidate for said Office
Having been engaged In military affairs for
The last 20 years he is induced 10 belieye
that he has some claim upon his military
bre'hern; and he feels persuaded iha, he is
fully competent to discharge the duties
The office to The entire satisfaction Of the
people lie therefore respectfully soliS,s.1
yonr suffrages.
Ap'I ., ls.2 2-ls.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

The New York Journal OF Commercr
says lha, there have arrived at tha, port
from foreign ports during The week ending
last Sunday; 6295 passengers; 1866 of
whom have arrived on Suoday; making a
total Of ~ c0i since 1t Jaaulry.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

Sound Democrat Doctrine --"Can one
generation bind another, and all others, it
succession! | think not. The Greater
has made the earth for HE LYING, not
The DEAD."--Thomos Jc61rson,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04
OBITUARY.

Departed This life, at his residence in
Greenwood township, on Thursday last,
ABNER MENDENHALL nightly res.
pecia5le cilizens. and worthy member of
the Society of Friends, aged about7s years,
On Sunday evening last. Mrs MARY
APPELMAN, wife of Balis Appleman of
Hemlock Township. aged about 60 years.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04
THE LEGISLATURE

The Legislature of this Commonwealth
will reassembe at Harrisburg, oh the 9th Of
June INST, pursuant 10 adjournment, for the
purpose ofapportioning the Congressional
district, and the transa2ting such other bust.
ness as circumstances may dictate.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

Another Bank Robbed. I'VE are inform
cd. SAYS the N. Orleans Advertiser, that the
Branch Bank of Louisiana, at ST Fran
csylle, has been robbed Of some Ss9,
600, or more. The Cashier, it seems,
allowed persons to overdraw; least SO
goes the story. He has been dismissed i,
is said, from the the employ of the Branch.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

A most horrible outrage on young won
an was perpelraied near the village OF Full
ton, Oswego Co, on Monday week, by
eigh or Ten young scoundrels four of whom
are now in Jail at Oswego. We hope
their trial will take place before Judge
and Jury who do moi hold that systematic
abominaion are a necessary eveil with
Major D'Avezac, and some Others member
OF The Legislature ofihai State. Like Gov
ernors, liks people
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

Important Discision.- the trial of a
woman in England, for biting off man
nose, the foreman Of The jury decided, that
ifa man attempted TO kiss momau against
her will, she had right 10 bite off his nose
If she had fancy for so doing! A verdict
was accordingly rendered for the delen
dant.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04
We are requested to announce
PETER BIGGS,
as candidate for MAJOR Of the 1st Bat
talon 7lst Regiment, at The June Election.
SEHERBFFsS SALE

~ virtue OF writ Of al levari iacas to me
d directed, will be exposed to public sale at the
Court Housein Danvilleon Saturday, the 25th day
of June next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. the following pro-
periy, viz:
I'LL THAT CERTAIN LOT OR
piece of ground situate in Liberty township in the
county Of Columbia, and stat of Pennsylvania,
adjoining lands Of William Campbell Robert ST.
mon.on, and lands of John McWilliams, beginning
at stump, corner Of lands ol Robson and ST.
monton, thence by lands of Simonton, Dearmond
anu Campbel;N North sevcnty-seveh and onc-hall de-
gees East. sixteen perches to post, thence south
thirtyeght and half degrees East, eight perch
es to post, thence south seventy degrees east,
ten perches to post, thence south forty six and
half degrees east, eight perches to post, thence
south seventy-one degrees cast, ten perches TO a
post, and north fifteen one.fourth degrees west,
eight perches to Chesnut oak, thence south eight
degrees, forty pcrches to post, ard north seventy
five degrees east, eghiytwo perches and 5-l0ths OF
perch to stone heap, thence by lands Of the
said John MWilliams, north forty seven degrees
west, one hundred and twenty perches to
| thence by lands Of Robrrt Smonton, south thirty
four and half degrees west one hundred and thireer
perches and l0ths of perch to the place of be
ginnining, containing fifty acres strict measure
whereon are
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

Stopped IN Iimc.-A lad was stopped
at tPiushurg, on Saturday last, walking of
steamboat with $500 in specie, and about
the same amount of Banks notes, which he
had taken the trouble to appropriate to him.
self, probably under an impression that the
owner did not know the worth of them.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

The Richmond Compiler says 'hat a
relative Of young Semmes has paid into
the count Charlottesville $25, ,000,lhe amount
Of bail forfeited by his appearance to
anwer the charge Of having murdered Pro-
fessor Davis.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

,yguishsd han Cone
' I.,f ,fmphill died at lis resi-
aona. D" CrurfIl on Sunday in his 7ad
N' ri. ceased was the first Presi
'''' ,Ylhe District Court OF the city
oes' 'uuk Philadelphia.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04
ua=zzrrn@ss=1r@,7 !

Dssiruciiue S!orm.-A s p
hail and lightning, passed ,,,,h,u or
Ca on the 18th and kilg .rl y,
negroes, and did other 1yna 6gu, ,or w n,ors "n,
stones remained on ing
than an hour.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

The Mormon, N auvoo Legion. il is said.
comprise two thousand well disciplined ,and
fully armed soldier. Gov. Csrlin was to
review them on the 7ih of May 'InA
Smi,h' commands this Formidable army
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

College Bmnt.-The we''eya2Ihi;'nh Ish;.h
, ~, a, Livingston county, n. V 'Lwn''n u,
lno ,tuden,s were in the '' ~ =,
education Loss $4,000
$4,000.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

fl She Devit.-At Lynn; Mason Mon
day little boy was so severely whipphd by
a school mistress, that he died ia the course
of few hours after from his injuries. The
inhuman wretch was forthwith arrested,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

Edward G, kDelavan, of Albany, New
York, has devoted sixteen years of labor,
and fortune of S6O.Oo0 in promoting the
glorious cause Of Temperance. What a
rich and pleasing reward must the present
onward progress Of the glca, moral reform
be to him, for his phlsn,htpic 'abors!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

Mormon PropY 60. ,' n
Louis I1 1en at Nauvoo, il. an
mon prophet, waS Sro.;ors
afray, day or
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

In the ship Argo, which arrived at Ne"
York ON Monday from Havre' came pas,
,engers the wife and daughter OF oehe'a'
co.s American Minister to France,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

The Army worm aud cut worm a'' 'O"s {,
a vas, del of injury in different psf'S o'
Galla,lp coun,y.Ill, The timothy Is a''nos'
entirely destroyed,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

Thay work cheap in Connecticut. The
salary of the Mayor of Hartford. the Times
of the city says, is $40 per annum, and a
first rate on is procuring at that If he gives
many leves he, probably canno', lay up
much OF his salary.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

We learn that on Monday last, says the
Ky. Intelligencer, at the opening of the
Estill Circuit Court. the Sheriff of the
County resigned his commission, and the
Judge was compelled TO iiurn Cour,
without doing any business General
distress is said to prevail lhoughout the
county.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

49,, I've a, Charleston, S. c.; a curl.
Tof antiquity. in lhe shape Of a
ooyprayer book, thirteen hundred and
wen years old II is master piece
Iknmanship.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

There was u severe frost at Pitssbury'ra
an tho Is, which destroyed the if"'''
Sc.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

Mrs. Mils,o Peachb n,nm township,Pa,
whose death was said TO have been caused
by violence at the hands of a minister
named Park, the jury have declared died
from natural causes. There seems 10 have
been no good ground for the scandal which
implicated the clergyman,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

The Missouri Seminal reports
sale Of corn a, ,ha, place. at seven cg
bushel.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04
svrEtsN., -

fhe 81. Louis people have been Lynch
another gang Of gamblers. They will
( scarce in those regions shortly, We
pine,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

There'i, to be grand celebration the seI
,,emsn, Of Kentucky, in that SIale' IN 'uY
next
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04
SusQuehanna Hotel,
0AIE1EAWISSA9
COLUMBIA COUNT, PA.
CHARLES HARTMAN

ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
,E@ the public, that he has purchased the above
large and commodious well known House, lately
occupied by Samuel A. Brady, and having newly
fitted it up, and furnish with Entire New Fur
hiture, is now prepared to entertain all who NAV
call on him in the best mannerAs his BAR will al
ways he provided with the choices. OF Liquors. and
his TABLE with the best the country market az
fords, he fatters himself he shall be able to give
general sat isfacton to all who may favor him Sth
their custom.
Cattavisss, May ls42.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

The whea, crop inKenlucky promises an
abundant geld.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

The Cape Of Cool Hope papers notice
the discovery, by an English whaler, of
seveal islands in the Pacific Ocean, pre-
viously unknown. They were eight in
number, of some extent, fertile, and inhabi.
ted. The appearance Of the natives and
The canoes, was totally different from any
others in that neighborbhood.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

A Savannah paper mentions a csbbage,
- grown on the Tunderbol, road, near
That town, which weighed 49, pounds.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-04

he canoes, was totally different from any
others in that neighborbhcod.
sEzexzsEzTyaa
Edward G, kDelavan, of Albany, New
Y ork, has devoted sixteen years Of labor,
and fortune of 800, 900 in promoting the
glorious cause Of Temperance. What
rich and pleasing reward must the present
onward progress Of the gica, moral reform
be to him, for his philsn,htpic !abors!
We learn that on Monday last, says the
Ky. Intelligencer. at the opening of the
IIstll Circuit Court, the Sheriff of the
County resigned his commission, and the
Judge was compelled TO a!i'urn Cour,
without doing any business General
distress is said to prevail lhoughout the
county.
Mrs. Mills,of Peachb,,,nni towuship,Pa,
whose death was said TO have been caused
by violence at the hands of a minister
named Park, the Jury have declared died
from natural causes There seems 10 have
been no good ground for the scandal which
implicated the clergyman,
Thay work cheaI in Coaacclicut. The
salary of the Mayor of Hartford, the Times
of the city says, is $40 per annum, and a
first rate on is procuring at that II he gives
many leves he, probably Cannot, lay up
much OF his salary.
The Richmond Compiler says that a
relative of young Semmes has paid into
the cou,t Charlottesville S25, ,000,lle amount
of bail forfeited by his non'appearance TO
anwer the charge Of having murdered Pro.
fessor Davis.
The Mormon, N auvoo Legion, it is said.
comprise two thousand well disciplined, and
fully armed soldier. Gov. Csrlin was to
review them on the 7ih of May 'Ina
Smi,h' commands this Formidable army
In the ship Argo, which arrived at Ne"
York ON Monday from Havre, came pas.
,onoers the wife and daughter OF 0enefa'
Cass. American Minister to France
,rh. A,mv worm aud cut worm are do'he
vas, de. | OF injury in different Paf'S u
Galla,ip county.Ill, The timothy Is a''i'os
entirely distroycd'
u,,o-o uos q severe frost at Pittsbury,r
an the Is, which destroyed 'he ''"''
SC.
Tbere'i, to be grand celebration the SCI
,,emsu, Of Kentucky, in lha, S1ale' IN 'uY
next
,rhe Missouri Seminal reports ls'
sale of corn a, that place at seVe" y
bushel.
cou.g. Bun..-The Wesleyan em'n
NV a, Livingston county, \. Y Lw"'','
lno studen,s were in the ''
educa.ion. Loss 100000. '"''' u
$4,000.
Dsslructiue S!orm.-A p.,.
hail and lightning, passed nu:,o. ar
n. On the l7,h and kily' ""''oe, ,u 81
negroes, and did other srd 5sn, ,a' AZ nn.o a
.,ones remained on ,hgf '0' more
than an hour.
sr.,-.rz.sf
Mormon PropY 60 s:', " '
Louis Era states = en- a, Nauvoo, j., an
mon prophet w1 1brcyious.
afray, day or -.
o,.. oyguishsd Man Conc
'"',"'' ,kmphill died at lis resi-
Hon.. Hon, '1'spsSI S's, VI on Sunday in hi, 7ad
"'"''' ~, ceased was the first Presi
,'"' ,The Dis!ric, Court OF the city
uen' 'uu Philadelphia.
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