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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
OPERATIONS ON TliE TEErlI.--
a III -. =

utl,m their fr end, and me pubic generally u1i tf ''l
,, A. OH stand foncS % Fa, BroadvaV hrf W con-
dueucr of REMEMBERING the .rr' nos " an 90 i 'me
,I.,rtl siefc aii operation, Ia ils line of iff lnI>'l
will hs usrorw,l upon th- mot approved Ncifr' 81
,ntal Artificial teeth inserted on hrr -nI p'f'
u.s. good -ttle of Wofkn .>pa, % any 'ii oHr' H
frrt state. from agile tooth 90 = '1N 80, nr ,H-ie
lte double plate ate O.llsnc punrri' and wtr i'td
20 answer The Yurpo.e oi un,icaiioa and aru atom Ia
rinus sih plugged With gold fo tn ar flied M r'u'f
e, che customer may prefer. Circumstance Admit
To1ihacIc cured Without rNTfcti0n n al case. Ntf- T.
pos. bio .nr cure 20 hr ELECTED he tooth h'I f' pre-
served or future u.cuinr, Our prizes laiwa's r'Hs- 20
lrl are iu conformity the fme, The poor need Io' M
nate 'o call that good teeth - nf,ce
ie hc1iih and comfort Of he poor e. 20 fir unf
favored portion oi the community one or two Younr u'H
cen lave an excellent opportunity learn ihe profession
mot only theoretically bat prac' icalN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

DrFtpFrL AcclpEN1-Nr. Abel Smith. of
sudbury. was Instantly killed. Yesterday. AZ the
Brr.irs street crossing. Rox'pty. by the locoino-
tive attached 10 the , o'clock train lie We "n
h ,,av M tie time io visit sister "hom me- had
NAB, ,een for - years. and Vi, within a few rod,
n the house vton the engine struck and laid him
l-ct..s a, the door step. lie wa, deaf and nearly
80 wears Of age. He bore anirrcProaciable char
a..icr. and wa, esteemed and beloved 10y 'l' who
Iucw hip. Boston Dcmocrhi ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
COUGHS, Colds, Pain in the Side. Rms.

~ inc Blood. Plipiaton Of the Hes1. dangerous
symptoms 20 r IL h. ThoI.ants 81 I've, arLualy
lot m ~ w1v Every per,cG of Intelligence ani c0fnusn
~'n.f knows t1t these diseases tie hegnung l Con
Ba~am Of iOrehouHd. Liycrv01 ana Pieu4i,y Ronf VII
cure the above di>ea.S w hold Ourselves ready ans
Ing prove this statement. any pSrson VITO may stand
need OF Dr.. htr's Bsiam VII call on Dr. O. iON tis
A~fuf. 2 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

Tp.xsrrxnyxrALIsM-M Pike. editor of The
Cirr,.yiIlc Warchmap ha- tran. miiied the follow
;o, r,vir- description q hi, former edttoua. IL
l,r.. from the Wl.hin-,onian temperance paper
published N Canton. ohio. the ediiorot Nhichwa,
r..a..oriatc at the the time alluded to-
Nj. Pike ara pDtlishcdanew.paPer IN 1887,
anon. ,he Miami Indians in ihe >t,tcot lndaaa.
oa,a great partnership that. We bad tFo al
vance paving subs -rihcrs one Of whom hqIidaicd
Of. subscription WIKI white beans. and the Other
,,itH >aw-iog-. Our paper wns called the IcrH
Forester. which being printed IN the vo"l'' TIC
r,e vas appropriate.
The town of Peru bad many magnificent nanc'
f,r .,, streets. such a Pearl. Broadway Ac.'
,yhirh street., exhibited the 1niaaiing ani busting
spectacle It ,tump,. trees. and weeds o., t'cn rs
mans bead TIE stirring e-ou', which iran-p'r'd
d. rL- interesting city impcrou-y demanded Il
-orr.e of crronic'ers; and PlN" and were ~
hand - discharge that important function. IKE
wrote poetry. ari dipped considerably into >'H'e
-.',-ic,. and discussed ir i learned manner every
Question of iaterc.t 10 he few settler, and Indians,
Pike va. queer fish H. lad more iron. ~ tie
a-e tlau asy man c,cr knew.
Beside being an editor and printer. he sept the
V-uiua, Hotel. va, Postmaster. Justice ot the
Pence. Land Agent. Pcuito-scr, Canal Contractor
N.r.h-rt. Ovcr~ecr ot the Painter. h-d t''n q
~rHaplma-tcr. Day Laborcr. was brought up q
OulScr. WI, twire y doNrr. ard the l.t time
.a, hin. vas Baptist. had li- rhirl WIFE and
va. an Auriioncer Most wonderful versatility
4 Caleb Qlo,cm in real life Aad n'N ne j. cd
,,or .f the CircIrvi.le Watchman ho more iltcd
than be- To control the press furnish bis readcf'
with profound disqui-iiiou' Npon matters aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
u OTICE.-The under.icned hcrch, glAe

e - " N'II'''l' IIT'I
4 notice ihlt they hav. formed a Limited Partnership
psluan 10 ne int Title 0 tr 'FIrh clap- 0f s ,er0ui
nari O lie Revised Sdtu,-. en lied ''Of Limited Pal'i.r
ship: - and 1t the f~rus thereof fl0w, The
name ~ hrin under which ,nth cOparinersp i0 be-
nNffd Is WI arm Y borllu.' TIE gfnsIfi Ftf-rr nf
'f~ hu,nes, .i' uded 10 he transacted ta CUfiry
trd surgical lri'rumeri Manufacturer. TIE genera part
frr Interested therein is William T.. Goulir- ls.d ug %
lie CITY OF New York AMI thr sp~c nj psftrrr s. -oY
Pct. r'sfur ODD tie sane place. The arnUn 0i Gag "a.
winch SPECIAL partner has contributed - No. c0rrtu
stock h ten thousand doilr. 1< said parn'fsIp b. 10
conn"nc" on TIA. day and terminate the day OF jan
nary, 10 he year Thousand gl hundred and ory I'VE
Dated New -Yof~, hpui u. 1872
WILLIAM r. GOU lDING,
~ Nv ALLISON POST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
AOTlCE.-Morison's Hygean Mediclne.

from ile - R-t.h College ~ Health, London The
sfhcr h having been appointed The Attorneys OF MesrS
tilfrn N1s' Co. and Agents nr the >faie of New.
York hsye received la-ys assortment Of Neicne direct
trnm o.. British College of Health. Lordrnr are rea!y
suppl, ti- Agsni> liberal
fore. Persons wishing 10 be appointed Selling Agers
vii ples>- MAKE immediate application 10 tie su>rri
lesS III p,r~ons indebted to the late Agent. Nr Geo
Tarr. requested 20 make immediate ravulef' 10 the
under t-N authorized N I've rerefpts for
the sifne. FIRTH HALL. No FraHh N squareN Y
mlgu Agents for MORRISON NOAT L co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
T;NiE TRUSsES AND SUPPORTERS

oi D. Her. invention co1tauv g. receive 10y de.
cfeI preference - tw~uy year, past sNe employed
iif Tn ~ D. iin VIII success. Tie Supporter was
invented n ISL by the Dr., with uly advice All -rproha-
IONS ami fw happy 20 ,ay iat q eI;t, vol, adopted
100 Europe Is. vel rs IN tills country.
sgucd, VALENTINE MOTT, ND.
New York. July :. ian mg2l I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
GERMAN SILVER.--JAS.

q. MOrFETT, l2l Princsstreet. near Wooster
you'd part culariy ca tie attention of Hardware Dealers
rt Manufacturer, to his hyperion article OF Ger-nn Slyer
lich le of, Tor sale hol.aie ami retail, o all Mch
u and warurfs Il equal 90 any. either for IN or Do
., c- and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
L,NTANGLED ACCOUNTS.-Thomas

Jones. Arr~un'lnf lti Broadway. opposite JOIN ST.,
ludc h, ~ and atlu, -crounts every
f1u. II thO>e who have nW bren able % des>e nipple
I WTihod o conducting tu> department fi- aFef-
..Hr h the confidence derived from much experience.
respectfully oilers ~ assistance 100 suggesting such form, C
books are bet adapted ~ any pr routine
business In compl cf'ed plrn"r'h ala co4fuse
1I neglected accoaui' De- pledges ~ .aii O - e. % OFT
-i.e> an equitable All .f-i sqliab4c \ 1,tuI III
Publ shed ari ,d.e by Tie author above Jones.
Prise g~ and Practice nf Bookkeeping" which , already
~ book The l-a1tzg Academic lnsti lions of t,
-1nuirv. ant tie ory Au-rcsr so oa The subject tlt
:. he, \ nrinir- In En..anI r-or 9 p mN-JN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
CLOCK DEALERS. look at this AT

CLOCk DEALERS. look AT this AT
SMITHS CLOCK ESTABLISHMENT corner Of
tho BoWery auI s.On.treet Newly orb, where superior
Coc, of every description ma e may be- ,esn Clocks
of Old .n. and .le, cheap tie cheapest AMI A. good
rs rt. best n wh0e,al~ or retail Extra Town ,1cL,
4li. ~ tn. ,ilb..lueni, pat up and warranted Al
., article 1 ihe thr1HoTrlrr order. lGr ips 'earbli'
ST. livery And 81 tiOcA, made o order. Repair ~ 81
over, 'r. -pt0u done by competent vorkmcn AL art
r,, s. IL ~ tll,. establishment warranted
a. connected wti u- sstlhi ,iM,nt +, general Jo-
l.n. shop making sfHa Mach merry. N1trs Hr Pat
e.f, Sc. &c. Al kind, OF Whess and P.nans crt on
superior cutting engine.
IA large stock 81 Yankee Clocks -ellire OF
es,1, al cost. for Of room, TO store ueI. fart
chance H. huy-W thoUt doubt tire best n the world
X. SMITH. - rieior.
Entrance :! B1w~rv, old gn 81 lbe Gcii-n Clock,
I'll l,l ONerInok NJ CLatnau >auare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

Il ING'S Spring MISUNDERSTANDING
N Chairs. with .clrad.u.tng foot ret; Merchants d.
f-, Chair, -re thoe in n the Custom H-use) Much
improved Recuuhsn Chair OF beautiful formation and per-
iart In comfort: Wheel Chair.-s Kind. OF Chars made 10
order. VI. ". KING. Patent Char MAKER,
40 Roadway. between Grand and Broome.
KIM. Chain have been AWARDED the First Premium NJ
h. two last Fairs he American Institute and are war
ntrd superior any this country imported. mli Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
)ATENT CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS.

CHFNlCtL Oh BURNING FLUiD.-The sub
l~ier would irTf fi. iicnfos o. the public hs stock
Of GREFNol GIFTS PATENT LAMPS which from H. r
t. agi sur r.9r quAl, arr destined 20 ,up~rele all
--sr, -. TIE oil Niic. burned Ia thefu
chen. -ll preparation. very clean ~ (, propee-, and gives
. very brilliant and e~onOUcs gt TIE BuTanr FiEit
fIIs gii. IRE from all 80, smell
,. Co. .lrr -o nor .-ain Common Lamp be altered
- % ~ barn tlr Hu'd The subscriber .
-.iv rer -'si refer = speciable
i-a.il-.. shC gs,n., til article
J. &. HOOKER, se5 Broadway
F.B-T.ere ~ danger q explosion. IN either one 81
o.. articles Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
C'OAL. COAL. COAL.-Besi Peach Or

4 'OAL, COAL. OAL.-Best Peach cT-
\ chari Rel NJ Coal-iump. Broken anil "; ,.Ec,
Tie umler.-u, auto % ske order, for tl, cole
rated Coal u l- vr.f nwei Prices etLer hy tie csr-1
sn v,rc from the barge. ~ of carriage in any ran
. tn city or brp0hlen.
A'o Gray NJ >chuvkil, Leh = arf iarkaWanz Goal
American B.iusluou. Cod. iag liz grair. g5al %
- Lterp"oi Bet rgina Coal. Or bscksl ~ -, NJ
Ire very loves; price JOSEPH p. SIMPSON
=, ptcc " ll6 Nsssfu-sirect
y H. Order tor "a receive the attention
l. th'~e TOR large quantity. ms 8i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
ORCHARD COAI-The sub

sfrIber, arc daily dsch-rgng ihe sb0'F Jol 81 I7"'
80 market prices
WARD BROWNE,
fel III Warrington corner OF Laghi-,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

D. New BOOK for Farmers.-Elcmen OF = +.
..h~ and Practical Agriculture or Oh" application oi y
ry. Geology an 90 .r','t 10 agriculture and HON
.lt, In A-rcuIilu, hy A1uu Cray. \ Teacher IT,
dentistry, e. tni.ser. NJ. J1,t published bv
H.- DAYTON NEWMAN. rar. fi.ion and Na,,aH -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
CREENwICH POTTERY. a6l Eigh-

4 f.e-ifhstree hctwe-n Ninth ant Tenth svrrur,-A.
NJ establishment the 0nly if- kn. intis civ. an1
dr-f~t he State Tie uhscrbfr respectfully informs
lhr uuic TIA, he mlnuIrGr,, sld Offers sac. Oh
i.f reasonable terms. tire following articles.
stone Ware EIrflefn War Portable Furnaces Flower
Ppt> oven Tie Chimney Pos, stove Innings. ancl--
Prs, Fir-Brck, Green-lou,, Tie. stove Tubc, H. 10.
NB-Chrmca and Drugei-t " ara % orier. Al .riers
through lie Po,i-Offce VIII %. punciua,y executed.
mis- SIN WASHINGTON SMITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

IA Oh NLE OF I'D htUt--i DcdutiIui
80 County srat the Eighth Avenue near Harlem
.sI,i on Harlem CHS. overlooking the Fa, River or
long distance. The ioue = large and conmod on'. r.
p.te h every convenience or country rs-fenc-" 40
acre. 0i Lsni. For heauy OF scenery and health not
,xrefta JOB th> vicinity. Apply
r,ysn fwos " H. SEN MOt-R. Chatiau-~quate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

7. u
FOR sale a.o. by J. 4 T. C'ti.noto.. corner = f" -
y Thurman corner Canal and Narsh -; ". ~" H.
'GG broadway: / \ R'.cr'ulirf, 3ll Rfrck cNf .
Christ pher..i y Y-lui Nm BAIey, - If'" =. kn'A
fyn: John Bncc Brooklyn; :. b. BoecH 50. " 80. ie
BE- e. a. mAl. im
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
NEW HARDWARE. Cutlery. Guns. &c.

T. w = y
Y -'he subscriber. importer Of English and German
lIardWar, receiving e-h assortr-ntof an he ar
tc> BOZ ihis me " business AMI heg dealers hat
good quality. and nj lower ~ than els,N here On
fuim>ni of this statement alone be- e-, t>r portion OF
their business and requests the .yOr call prev
mai .ng their purchases
fl assortment OF "JAAEs'sr celebrated wood-Scrers
always Oh hand.
Agent tor amt dealer in Domestic Hardware Goods
Gost for ale Ia. TRADE 10y tAr package. most ber-
al discount allow 81 for cash. tDN N HUNT.
15 Sr- is or - John between " tsold Ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
Chdrens Ciottes.
DONss AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH

LING either at wholesale or retail At DOL>ONS new
CntLuy Store NJ q3 Chatham street cheap the che
good the bet that can be- found ~ any Other
80 ..a+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

ALOTlIING, - Chatham street-Per-
e,ns in ven of good Clothing aud wishing ~ sav,
LIVE Thee hard iurs. would DO well I" call At WILLIAM
DULSE\'s Store, Ne. Oh Chatham street aAd exam
n- h, sock IF ready made Clothing, before purchasing
cl.evher, he well convinced that they viii not dispute
th" price. Js< Jh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
NOTlCE-My wife Susannah Mo..man

NJ lett my bed aui bo-ri without mv Know ledge
tot a I'D i,rsoD, are hereby isrhdeu 10 ". her 70
TO my account, - vii pay debts her CONTRACTING
HNo! o. WILLIAM MOSSMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
DINO FOR SALLY GOOD toned
AZ \ PALMER. 81 Wall street buy
JONEY'S TRUNK REPOSITORY

- We. Iec fcsri->i- opposite Cedar-R HONEY man,
',I0re> aid A,es, constantly haHi -s,y dr>critor
- Al wholesale and retail. cheap for cal, Of approved
.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
PATENT IMPROV

JED ELECTRICsLFLE> GLOVES and TRAPS
produce healthy sias OF the system by cton .O1 tie
rk Of tearing the sn a. al Il Ordinary ioFsear Cloves
are liable 70 10.
Tn great value Of he iioSs -Hair R~r0vstor tera
r-rtc s-cut ben applied 20 tie human body teo well
kaoyn every no has paid tie least attention to TIE
aprtszc- of healthy action of t.e sknte require fsriDr
&. comment -
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-14

have religion and priesthood from hell,
than none at all.
| have often thought, in reference to
popish and sectarian zeal for certain insti-
tulions, of the question of Prince Fred
erick, EIector Of Saxony, to mus,and
of his answer. Frederick asked Eras-
mus. What reason the Pope and the
monks had for their violent opposition tow
ard Luther p All! reason enough, an
swered Erasmus he has touched the
Pope upon The crown, and the monks up
on The belly When you NEEDLE with
the sabbath, alias the great sun OF the
moral world alias tie poacer and suPrem
acy Of tie priesthood. you touched them
upon the crown and belly both reason
enough that you are a bad man, and
should be sacrificed to appease the gods
you have offended The seventh day, as
a rest from the tolls Of the week, | con-
slider a great physical blessing, especially
to poor and laboring people, and also TO
oppressed animals; but, as religious IN
slitulion, consider it great curse, 10
many respects.
To be CONTINUED
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-14
VERNON TELEG A P H !.

is not made imperative for the Governor 10
issue his warrant for the execution OF the
convict. 1t was my intention to make some
extended remarks in connection with the
publication of this legislative enactment
But it comes at time when my engage
ments abroad prevent. Capital punishment
is virtually at an end in Vermont, in spite
of vengeful priests and mercenary lawyers.
The Governors, on whom SO much respons-
Utility is placed in the matter, will listen TO
TO peopIe,-an not to these servants OF self
Ishness and sin.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-14

Now, religion is not jest one Of the many
duties of life; it is itself life; it is the
taking a man off from his own root, and
grating him on God, as the new root OF
oil his Thoughts. aud desires, and doings
And as the sap Of the root circulates thro'
every branch, and twig, and leaf CT the
tree = so the love Of God, which is the
sap Of this new spiritual root, ought TO
circulate through every thought, and de-
sire, aud action OF the man.
The same men who would scout the men
lion Of the Bible in one place, would have
no objection to ii in another; they 60 to
church, and even TO Bible and Missionary
Societies, perhaps. All that they insist
on is, that religion should keep its own
place. They know il on y as decency
they do not know it as the great truth
the paramount relation Of their being
as that which. according as il is present
or absent, determines the character oil
every thought, word, and action, 10 be
either right or wrong essentially.
For myself, know that it is my meat
and drink 10 do the will of my heavenly
Father MY JOY is, that am partaker
Of Christs sufferings; my happiness is. to
be reproached for the name Of Christ; my
lie is. to be always delivered unto death
for Jesus sake; my reputation is, to be
ranked among madmen, fanatics, and in
cendiaries my pleasure is. in infirniIies
in reproaches, in necessities, in persecu
lions, in distresses. for Christ's sake. The
things Of this world-its pursuits, its hon
ors, its emulations. its fortunes. It's reputa
iions--I tread under my feet. The over
throw o. Satan's empire, and the triumph
ant establishment Of the Redeemer's king
dom on earth, are what earnestly desire
and seek Believing, therefore, that th,
following solemn and thrilling Letter vii
be instrumental in advancing he cause o
true holiness, give il publicity, commend
ing it to the serious consideration Of every
reader WV. LLOYD GARRISON
Boston, March "a, 1888.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-14
Garrison and BOYLE.

A friend has recently pu, in my hands a
pamphlet, published in 1888, containing a
letter rom James Boyle 10 Wm. LLOYD Gar
rlson, with preface by Garrison, also a
poem BY him in conclusion. Why these
invaluable productions did not come under
my attention at the time of their appearance,
can not now tell. | have commenced a
publication Of them in this weeks Tele.
graph. Let no one fail to read them thro,.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-14
Sim in High Places

The stir now made in the world is en-
HANGED by the attacks that are made on sin
in high places. 1t was just so when Jesus
came. The Doctors of Divinity, the ropu-
lar religious guides and teachers had taken
all manner Of iniquity into the church and
clicked il under the garb of religion, for the
sake Of keeping peace with the world and
gaining the influence and support of wealthy
sinners. When Christ rebuked them and
uncovered their iniquity as in the 23d
chapter of Matthew, for instance - their
wrath was kindIed ":....@ -.
UGttcns' Vermont Register & Farmers
almanac, for 1S43, has been received, con-
tanning full registry of Auornies, Clergy
men, Physicians, Post Masters, State, Town,
County, Civil, Judicial & Military Officers.
Also Business Directory Of the principal
Villages in the State, a memorandum of
every day in the year, aud large variety
Of other valuable and interesting matter.
."<.. D. S. NJ.
Ff0akj5H Er0ns, or The Iae5riate, a
tale of the times. oy Walter Whltsnan, is
the tile of new and original temperance
novel, just published in an extra New
World, by J. Winchester, 50 Ann Street,
N. Y. Price, l2H CTS .:". Ds.M.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-14
Meeting at Orwell.

| will BE- in Orwell, to commence a
meeting at the Baptist Meeting House, on
Sabbath the 25;h instant, provided the
friends CT the whole truth will make ar
rangemenls The meeting 10 continue
through the day and evening, and perhaps
several evenings following III" H..
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-14
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.


DFHIiuOlss v NIsttst..tys DVOUlIIUCF
I% The Editor is absent while this pa
per goes 10 press.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-14
CAPITAL Punishment.

1t will be seen, from the copy Of the stat
ute, TO be found on the fourth page, thar Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-09
Doiue0ttr futellt0cuCc.
Correspondence offhe Baltimore Pofrit.


The Secretary OF State. IL is said. is abou make
fifteen DAYS 10 the Naftha isit. partly Of business
aud partly OF relaxation The severe lahors OF the De
pafiIscn, iur The few months past, has mad.
sailou necessary, and the state oi the ncgulllUrs be-
tween Lord Ashburon and the Secretary oil STATE on be-
hall # the respective Governments Of ihese two function
aflcS make the present opportnnc moment To leave
tho cy II Is understood preliminary steps have ho'n
iaAon 10 get the rtcn views which Will bo prepared
both by Lord Aslburton and the Secretary OF STATE Mr.
Webster will 10 doubt wrle out his prjoct the Ian
OF the Government during his absence irnn The city,
the business Of his office whe here. with the eUurt,sos
u Office, Afford barely time 10 % through the ordinary
nunr olahurs Il Is prevailing opinion hire, that the
difficult questions. many they are, between this Gov
erpmcnt and England, may all be amicably settled
Maine and Massachusetts, i'll no doubt any ot
the arguments which may ho submitted iur the adjust
ment OF the international d0icutcs far they re
late to the North Eastern Boundary difficulty. The
North Western Territorial question is SUBJECT entirely
naticnal-s1 are the o,horquesons at issue AL IN
mon, feel like interest in their speedy honorable adjust
ment. The good temper and lonor abe feeling brought
u bear IN the disposition Of MI these questlos affords
Tho best guarantee ofan honorable all tn. grcyan
The news out Of Congress mol much important
Just The Postmaster Gencra has Just made oflna
Tor the Transmission ol tho mails on the Western and
South Western section. They are, Tor The Government
Of the most favorable Chancor and will save ~ aud -
per cent the lettings Of Mr. Kendall made four years
s.nrc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-09
LATEST FROM NASSAl'-TUE CREOI r
NEGROES.

NASSAU ~ l., NprIl 10.
\ special session Of the Admiralty Court convened
THIS day 10 hear the charge of piracy against the Il nc
gioos imprisoned from the Creole The Attorr
%cncIa made his motion for DELAY Of trial m me oronnJ
una. Nas impossible 10 obtain the necessary cydcnc,
~ oG;1 iu W 'e pernsal of the Court number
.ei the captain mate and crew and passcuocrs
:" me ofeoe, showing that sufficient evidence could he
procured IRON the United States if Time Was allowed
er an eNaninalion OF the testimony offered the Cour,
fphed that were the captain passengers as sci
9fh IN The aiidayits. here present to testify in this case
They should consider them as not entitled TO l,lcro, ~
ar and should charge the jury To tia, eject aud
tat no evidence could be procured TO convict the prison
e's at 'he tar Tor they were perfectly justified in the
bout TO he set free.
The Chef Jns'iro then addressed the nerrrsAso
thing IN this sye-t has pleased God to set Won free
rom the bonds Of slavery may You hereafter live
me lie ct good and faithful wihoeis of Her Majesty :
Government They "ae then ST at liberty by Procla
nation.