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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-09

1T IS A FACT, that the State Debt is $500,
000-Sfar.
Yes, there is a State Debt of some $3.50, 900, but
it was not contracted by the Wings, but by men
who nearly all locoiocos-it done
while William A. Palmer and Lebeus Egerton
were at the head Of the Government of the State
to build State House. The money was borrow
ed O the School Fund. And how did the Locofo-
cos propose TO pay it three years ago, when they
were strong in the Legislature ? Why, by direct
tax upon the people, The Wings propose TO Sc
cure the proceeds OF Tho sales Of the public lands
and thus Gov. Palmer's debt can be paid without
taxing the people. II shows great degree Of hon
esty in the Star to charge by Inference the State
Debt upon the Wings which contracted main-
ly by men mostly of their own party. hard hit
the Star gives to the Elk Governor.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-09

Here shall the Press tn People rights maintain,
Unawed by influence and unbribed by gain
Here patriot Truth her glorious precepts draw,
Pledged to Religion, Liberty, and Law.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-09

1T is A FACT, tina, the State Debt is $500
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-09
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EsDAY.A UGUST 9,1s42.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

against the administration OF justice III this Court
and he asked Inc Court 10 issue warrant that the
parties named might be arrested and brought into
Court TO answer th- charge that ltrnigtt be lad
before the Grand JURY
The Court laid that in the proceedings the
Court had end-avo7ed 10 keep the jury free from
all external communication. They have been ex-
Guided from conversation. \ Juror Yesterday asked
TO see newspaper. The Court declined 20 allow
it, and the order was issued that they should see
no news paper, and it had reason to believe they
mad not been influenced at all The=Coart itself
had examined these papers; and ne believed
the Jury had been kept pure an free from bias
The Court had power TO stem he contaglon oi
public manners The Laws have provided rem
edy on this subject AID The Court read the proyis-
ION of the Statute with regard 20 ii. The Grand
jury OF the County is open to the complaint, and
this trial ought no, 70 be DELAYED inorder to 60 into
this collateral issue.
The power OF the Cour; i; very limited, and even
in the case Of coutemp; Is "ery narrow and rarely
20 be exercised. The Court read the provision
concerning contempt, stating what offences were
punishable ftile case OF false and grossly
inaccurate report OF the proceedings given the
offence should be brought up at once bu; these PC.
lures did not come under that statute. The power
OF The Courts was wasted and endangered if the
Court attempted 10 extend the statute Tor contempt
Wishing that all was calm, clear and quiet as be
believed IL was pure in this matter the Court still
sympathizcd with the ccusse, but could not enter
upon this matter. Order shall be preserved in the
hall and nothing SHALL be done toinierrupt the pro-
ceedings of the Coert; but it was deemed inexpe-
dient 20 take any such order as moved BY me
learned counsel.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

VINEs r. cheapest aud best selection of DRY GOODS IN
this city can be found nj Ell. KENl'S, 247 Centre
street between Grand and Rroono streets His preScn
stock of paiu plaid, figured aud chcnc pattern
Moussen de LANES, all prices for IS Is Cd IS IS cd,
H. S &c per yard Bgoc!c Shawls of ell colors, quali
patterns for los lS 2O> 22 2s, &c up TO SUI
pcror for So 50 and $40 large quantity of white red,
yellow and cen Flas els for SOD, Is Cd, ., rs Cd IS,
&c. French EugSh and American Prints, for Al, I'd,
Sd, 81 lUd, up the latest dcSgus OF French Prints
for Is I'd per yard together with full assortment oil
Cloths CuSsiHcrcs, Saiiucts f.tIngs ShirtlneS Sheet
inSs Linens Linen iamnsk, TowelngS, Cambrics, Jacc
nets Crcssbard SWISS Book aid Null Muslus hghums,
Table Cloths Covers &c SoIda, prices TO sn!t I've times
AT No az G. uir..strcct L. II. KENT.
T. SAl kind, Of Hosiery and Gloves, of I'll quantities
N B.-Iaaics and gentlemen huyiag Gloves here will
be allowed TO try them
~ Try nc once mud kno.r :, ca will call again. q
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22
EsOOIA-lA It,El1plN(I.

rflaHE Counting Rooms OF c. c. MARSH, s. Cedar
street, continue open from a. nj. 20 9 4. NJ III or
der that mere others may avail themselves OF
course Of instruction that truly practca one that en-
braces complete routine OF mercanulc transactions and
mercantile calculations; and o&e III which the student &C
,ul!y keeps set books counting hoso Ic those
,sio Nuacaueited with tho advertisers reputation
he desires say that his principal! work on book keep
ING has passed cd,ioS; TIKI, II receives Inc pre-
ference the NcwIok Public Schools, and other large
iustitutens and that he has The honor of being
re appointed teacher of book keeping for the Mercantile
;i!rary Association oil TINS city. ProspectuseS, With
terms may be had al the counting rooms as above.
Inn
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22
Care of D. GREY, & Co.

NEW ORLEANS"
Cross examined By Mr.. Ssiden.-Haye not 10
nv recollection, been asked 10 make a oet al ~
tho re.nif of the trial; may have spoken OF 1t to
mo. don't remember offering anything as oet
I said to.Mr Timpsen that ii ! were not & WIZ
ness might bet abou, ii; mentioned no na.s'
can't recoect what It was aooul VIC
speaking of the murder; and myself among 'Iein'
never offered TO bet a cent IN my lie, .ho, rauaa
collect; Ibid not offer to bet fat, pu' WI
said he would bet hat
Don't recollect what said. Alter II was over
Mr. Falling said I'd have 10 be witness and tnat
fouoht. moi. 70 be here Don't recolect eren oDs'-
ing 10 make bet about told them tna'
.bouldn' bet: was proposed 10 me to pei, pu'
II don't recollect taking nm up
Don't know who went after the CHLORIDE o.
isIine. first cav 1t when the chief nals vas
sor;nklinq II on the box do nj know whether
Ia. I'D was ON or not Was al some distance
I from the box AZ that time. Il was some ~ VI ~
minutes alter it was brought on me deck pelofe
( clo.ed m There was something that
looked ike salt on the breast: It was on the SKIN
I e.,yIt no where else Saw nothing IN the box
beside Ike IT, That was the only place noticed
! The salt was dissolved; II was ln the state OF
! duid, greenish color
[, looked Ike salt nearly dissolved. IL was
sea tered over 10. breast saw IL a. Po -
30. .i5le; it looked like Sum did not put my
hands on the BODY, and did not taste the salt. ~
wse my opinion that it was salt. saw 'he "s'I
on the breast; the shirt was open IN iron. ana
think was pulled open BY the Deputy , oI body
The ribs were visible This was all Oh lle - !,
saw at tina, time paid no more a'9e"s ,'aa If
The body was in state Of deea !.r :, ore Green
slightly greenish cast, tioohfo hays seen. did
,bap other mortified bodies l nave SCR ,hs INNER
not see the chloride Of lime brought 'f''i pp
deck. 81 sa.s.hon.e while the
!" ., , - did not remain All the
ooay ,a;d little attention to it there the exam
wn .o, had not commenced think before went
ben / first went in person was washing 'ns
~, !, was on platform see the person every
A., n.arlq don, kno" his name; No was PAID
| six dollars for washing him OF /; the Mayor VIII
/ know his name.
knox none of the parties in this TRANSACTION
never ga " them till that day. The canvass WINCH
was in the box. believe was taken oy the DeFu.
" Coroner. Mr. aliiken. told MIN y IA. s s
about Inc salt Can,t tell who were present "i'e"
it was opened under he hatcbes NUMBER "s &c
there. and believe the Deputy Coroner ana Tue
Mavor; they went up stairs when It was open '"o
or three iaches.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22
INSURANCE.

vsSFs.; EsGxvstsEs NNSUE-ANCE Co
L Capital S300,Oo0 olicc No. 81 >|all .'3This Com
pany continue. TO make against loss or damage
by fire, and INLAND navigation.
DIRECTORS:
Reussc,ae, Hayers William Couch
NaisA Taylor 3. l.. Wooey,
Cornelius w Lawrence Micah Baldwin,
j. Philips Phmuix Nathaniel Weed,
John MORRISON Fsnnin:. C. Tucker,
Joseph Is. Vagnuu siciss d. Bcnj1,an,
David Lee, Joan RANKIN,
Caleb O. Halstsd, John u. " olio,
William w. Todd, Ferdinand Ssydam
Henry &. Thompson
+. HAvENS, President,
LEWIS PHlLLlrs. Secrstary. ds
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

DOAEslssNsS REEsUGED.-Thc subscriber
I'D having fitted up the large aud conlmodous house,
the corner of Howard aud ElE-sireets only ONO block
fro,a Broadway whore gentlemen can have good board
and rcnsap, at 81 50 per week. Also gentlemen
aud their reasonable by applying at No
q Jov,rd S,rc,I eutrancc in Eliza, d29 In
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

E,AgsEHA COLOGNE WATER, GENU
r lNE.-1hIs justly admired perfume, which has
long been esteemed az the delightful and frngran,
Auioug all the varieties OF Cologne Water, hap been
received and will be kept constantly for sac BY the box
single bottle 1T
A. 9. SANDS e. cos. Drug anI Chemical Store,
Granite Buildings. 273 Broadway,
10 I'm corner Chambers-sreet
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22
WITNESSES calLEn-

Lon Octon was called.-Is about 81 years Nd
resides at the corner of Broadway and Chambers
ST. in the granite building has resided there ebout
TWO years-cver since the building was erected !;
occupies, on the third story, Nos. II and Is; at
first occupied the upper part Of all-in the fifth
story; in September last occupied Nos. IA and b.
My business is 10 take charge of the bsilding have
wife, but no children; am sexton OF small Bap-
It's, Church, aad belong to that Church
knew John C. Colt am acquainted with the
room he occupied, No 8 on the second story 1t
is next tc Mr.. Whe elers room, was IN the build
ing when he moved there did not see what fur
niture he brought; had not charge of his room
was not in it once after he wentinto it until his
arrest; has been in once on the day when Colt
was taken out by four gentlemen. was called
into the room by an officer; was called on by
Mr. Wheeler to go down 10 Colt's room, on Sept.
II, think abou, A O'clock Mr.. Wheeler came
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

tt{ASE' 4 DESTINATIONS for gootd Scotch American
aud English nurses, sca:.s.sesscs Irish Pro;csla
and colorcd cooks chamber maids and hou$cmalds Ap.
DIV al 456 Broad way d29 In,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

AA TO r. EE-Thc upper part Of house $40
AS. Grand. Enquire within, or u, AZ Bcwery. j2O2
pOAkD1NS;.-h gentleman and his wife can be
Up accommodated with large ROOM bedroom nnA large
pantry attached, furnished nimrnshcd with board
Also. bedrooms for single gentecn, at tho pleasant stu
alton No 13 Cliff street, between Bcekman aud Fulton
trprts il8 lut
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

INFANT Il D-Employne NURSE by one
w who has had experiercc the business uud Car
brne unexccptiopabie recommendations Inquire No.
4 Alieu sfrp,t ~
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

EpSAKayaNs s-A gentleman and his wife or two
- single gentlemen can be accommodated with eootl
board No. az Fslton Also three porsous
he nd with Iinnrr II
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

ENEGEEIEENE HO4AESi: 2YE EsssGSNsS
RI can be had by Ladies and GCuie'ac, delightful
house, stones throw from Broad -. Apply ut IL
Mercer street near the corner Of IriEac. u3O II
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

seEssJe; CLERK W4sNs z E>.-"anted to 90
~ lntou country village, y0ucg nGu ac1a lined with
the drug business Salary 80 wth board. To any per-
wishing study medicine deniis,fy The sitGaiion
desirable Apply Il no 3l2 Pearl ST. from, To II
"A d. or q u =. NJ. j2l -
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

sbMkiTfEH: WRN'TEss-Iu Il gentcel Country
Store OF the most tDuI si;nY towns in the
State, and ~itha five hours sail q? Kew York The
veil established, and dom. exclusively cash
business $2tU0 cash viii bc required No per- need
apply whe cancot furnish the above cunt 4 person
Of religious principles preferred. address, with real
sa!ac =. II. r. al the lower Pos, Office J2l 1t.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

ESHaE FRIENDS AND f'Us,ua.s. OF Mr..
j. l.. CARPETS being DESTROYS Of lcslfylng tn r
regard for ms and ecnilcmupy behaviour
wards them have rendered him Com inentary nh 10
be given ut Washington HILL, Oh FRIDAY EVENING:
Jan. 2St.ickcts to be had at Washington Hotel Mr..
Hayward Coz Broadway; 81 Canal street; of S.Wood
Gpi of the undersigned Committees Mr.. Decker, w. NJ.
Garrison, Kelly, S. Wynt, +. w Griffith, h Gaughuy
}. II. Maynard a. Butman, ID 8. Wood, a Voorhees,
A. BUTMAN, Chairman.
JAS s. Woop, Secy. II 81
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22
COLTS TRIAL.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.

Third Day.-Repor,ed for The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

SsJEt NsJks@st want rlace.=frier- by pcrm::
w SION TO d. w. Graves, E.q 81 FouI,!l.St. Apply
to IUTSON,S OTce, $50! Pearl o;.5 Fou;ti:.s, 'a3 3
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22
~ q i.

WANTED To sEEF.-An old established
Wv Drug S,ore-Ths old established D. ug Store
ser OF Catherine and Madonsz comprising Stock Fix
lures &c Of the best Soda Fountains the city, and
two wears urexpired lease This Of the principal
,horoughfares in the city Apply ca Madison $. cor
Catherine. j2l 81
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

y
ID and cheap enough. d29 In -
TNIANTEEe-A purchaser for Turning Lathe, in
w good order for wool turning. II my be at
Beekmln. Price S25. ji9 3
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

s1Q0n WANTED FOND AND MUI;T-
y AOOOGhGE on a House md Lot in Jay st. Brock
Ign, worth four times tbs amount, The property about
10 minutes walk from Full on fssrg; unipcImhercI and
title ndisputahle Apply to a. HYATT, EDyraver. l62!
Iw
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

EkJANTE;B-h s,ua,on a. waiter Homework in
w small family by gnl=atis Avenue A. City re-
f.reDccg il9 ~
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

hos % EsSsi IL = inay DC U,su.od in Cpr
50 vntc family. by applying at 2G6 hudsom-s,. iis5.I
INFANT h Dat so East Broadway, il,..I;cs sup
w piled With the best Of help and charge. Ameri-
can English aud irish girls, with the best ,f references
from la.t paccy, waiting for Situations. do I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

DgCss SILK AND SATIN SCARFSssd Crava:
~ received at III. Depot Of Fancy Dress articles ss9
broadway American Hotel j1ot
ff'O sNv.aE.rDS.--Orien,al Robes or Dress
r Gowns particularly recommended TO lnvaids 81
Tor sale a, 229 Broadway, American hotel ~ steoo
DRa: JORDAN. ATTORNEY, sc, No. 1872 Broad
way, corner of john street. No. 5 second story.
i2 k,sod
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

Witness was not allowed TO tell what he said ]
came down with him; went slowly and softly to
Colts door; went softly to Iotoppedl; came 10
the door, and Mr. Wheeler tried to look through
the key-hole but the pan was down and II was
dark. remained on the spotwih MIR Wheeler,
as suppose, for five or SIX minutes, close 10 the
door, heard nothing. | told Mr.. w. there was
no noise, and tina! he a little 1lmld.
told Mr.. w that | would return to my room;
and if YOU have any occasion you may send for
me; and if you do not send will come myself
al the end of an hour went back to my room,
and at the end OF about an hour went back
went 10 Mr. Wheeler and asked If ne heard any
thing farther felt interested 10 aid any one IN
The building who wished assistance, and espe-
ciallv Mr. Wheeler, who has always been faml-
liar-that is how dye dc, and so on.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22


coat and hal and was In his shirt sleeves he
took hold OF the box, PUTT sideways, and slid 1t
towards The STAIRS he went before II; did n I
carry ; after he had started II he went before II
so as TO keep II from coming TOO last; once IN a
while after he started II the box hilched; saw
Mr. Colt tx his feet strongly back and with ms
shoulder raise the box so as 10 start It again he
was on the stars and wentdowh backward evil
dentv he mad 10 put hiSlet shoulder 10 keep the
box from coming too fast; Iwdnted to get a,cdy
from that bor BECAUSE never was called IN
Cour, and always wanted 10 keep out OF II; saw
Colt as ne wasabout y steps down and as was
sweeping had TO stop1o let Colt lei down ms bon;
AS he was coming Gown wanted 10 gel away
more than any thing else, and went away |
went up. but heard no call, and =hused myself
about little, so as 10 lei him gel down with his
box. returned in Six or seven minutes, and
then Mr. Colt had this box down ne box was
down al the foot of the last flight OF stairs, close
TO the bannl>ter, between the apothecaFys ard
the first door. Il was close by the b2nnl>ier, Z
little under the stairs When came down sd "
Mr Colt still in his shirt slreves, standing III The
first door stoop, outside the door. He appeared
10 be looking out Tor carman. As | saw nm
then came away. There was mar on the
box III was marked thought notyery Sklliul, as
II with coarse pen; and also Inc liquid was moi
| black looked 10 rie as If il was huIsh INK saw
on il New Orleans; did not make on' the other
part. This box was abou, ; leetlong (toE arough
guess aud about . high, and perhaps lee'
wide ! frs; saw Nj Colt with the box al about
quarter before 5, and about twenty minute:
elapsed before saw i, a, the foot OF the stars
| came down about hall pas, OF quartz! o.
Q and saw no man, or the box, or Nh Colt, III!
was called IN the room The box had been re
moved While Nj Colt was letting ina bon
down stairs did not speak word, nor CID ae
| had not seen that box before nor since nave
not seen the box in which the BODY was iounc.
cross-sramined BY lLr Seidsn-Sly family i've
in The third s,ory-did during the whole oil Sep
TENDER The front door is souletlHles-ss!dom-
opened by me in the morning: there are se'sFa
! in the house who go Out after the night iatch
down, bu; none can come IN don recoLiec
whether opened the door in The morning OF in'
18th When first came down the door was open
don't generally come down 10 open II, because
several have night key. and come n before
i have a call below; VIVA; | do FOR each tenant az!
paid for BY him; there We're in September as
think. in the building on the fourth story, Mr. hld
ner; had nothing TO do with any of the rooms
4 MIR. Ridrer kept the Apollo Rooms, Nos IS an'
%; he occupied the room. but did not lodge there
these were large roonls-ene OF them deslsnea 10
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

This case, he maintained directly came under
the statute. lnasmuch the ground of somplaint
concerned the administration OF this Court, and as
the officer OF this Court had the power TO interfere,
he was sure the Court would do So The presi-
ding officer Of this Court has the same power to
coumi, as the Police; this offence is directed
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

exhibiting pictures, ana the other was kept for
those concerned in the exhibition besides Mr.. R.
Mr.. StaRian was ii The fourth story, occupied No.
26; Wa portrait drawer; in No. 81 was Mr..
Page, also Porrrai, peiater; | don't know wha-
,her No 23=w occupied; the occupant left about
quarter day; the ftth=story Is a daguerreotvpe
room. 10 take profles Mr.Fenlope occupied the
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-18
INDIANA BANK.

The legislature of Indiana have pas
sed 40 act providing way Tor the State
TO pay its debt to the State Bank, and to
compel resumption of specie payments
By the Bank.
The Bank is TO be paid in treasury
notes payable two years after date, with
FIVE per cent. interest, and receivable in
all State dues. The third instalment OF
the surplus revenue, and the sinking fund
of the State, are pledged for The redemp
lion Of this issue. The Bank is required
to resume payments in specie on the 18th
of June next.
The operation ofthis act will be to en-
able the Bank 10 take out Of circulation
its own notes, and in their place TO put
into circulation treasury notes having
two years to run! When this is done, it
resumes speCie paymenls-resumes when
there il very little circulation upon which
specie can be demanded when The whole
currency in The hands Of the people, Ia
two years stale paper! This is Loco
Bank reform their hard money!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-18
JOHN SMITH.

A the age Of IA. John Smith was
gentleman at large, e. vas frequently seen
IN Washington street. Boston, dressed
neat, but not gaudy. He ran away from
Mr.. Shark, aud was seeking employment
IN the city Of notions, when CHANGING TO
get toto bit Of scrape on Sunday
evening with others, he appeared, you
know, when the following took place
between Smith and the Judge;
Judge-Mr Smith, what's your bust
ness, srH What do you follow for a
IlveIlho0ds
Smith Nothing particular.
You do not appear to be man Of
property. How do you gcl your bread!
S-l sometimes get 1t Of Mr.. Humbert,
The baker, and sometimes
J-Slop sir. Understand my qnes.
ton. How DO you support yourseIf
S-On chair, sir, IN the Gay lime,
on bed at night.
Ill do not cit here to be trlf d with
Are you mechanic!
Ono, sir.
] What are you, then2
S-A UniveTsaIIst.
jill sou do not answer me ! will
have you taken care Of.
S-l would thank your honor to do 1t.
for the times are 50 hard, that | Cannot
take care ol myself,
You wotk round the wharves,
suppose.
$40, sir, you can't get round them
without boat, and don't own one.
III believe you ale an Idle vaga-
bond.
S-Your honor is very slow of belief,
or yuu would have iouEd out that beiore.
What do YOU know Of the case now
before the court.
S-Nolhlng.
J-lhen Why DO you stand here'
S-Because | have no chair 10 SIT.
J-GO about your business.
And Smith wenl-bul as he WAS Ieav.
ing he door was heard to say "pretty
well out OF that tiy any how, ard when
they summon me as a witness again.
they had better pay beforehand, or they
don't get much information out Of this
chIId, any how"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-18

there was but one box, it was not very
impofrant-however, that would ca |
at the Office for one. Did not 60 for a
bill Of IadIng. Tore up the re-
ceipt before | was two squares from the
ship. Returned to my office by way Of
LoVeJoy's Hotel by the Park; vent 10
his eating room; called Tor ho, roll and
coffee, could not eat: drank the cop Of
cokee; went TO my Office; locked the
door and sat down for some time Ex.
am'ned every thing about the room;
wiped the wall in one or two spots
went home and 10 bed.
During the reading Of this, Colt
seemed greatly affected, ard wcpt con
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-18
AN OLD VETERAN GONE,

The NorrsIown Free Press contains
en- announcement Of the death o Hemg
Ba,mweil aged 81 years, Few men
living had seen more service than the
deceased. A an early age he had en-.
tered the service Of Paul Jones. and was
with that ce ebrated naval commander
in all his battles and adventures, having
assisted to carry off the plate of the
Earl OF SeIklrk, and took an active part
in The ever memorial battle between
the Bon Iiomme Richard and the Brit
lsh man OF war Scraps. Peace 10 his
ushes.-PiHS. Gdz
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-18
NEW SYSTEM OF PAVING.

Il is said that new system Of paving
has been invented in France by Mr.
PlIoncean, and will soon be tried in Pa
ris. 1t consists of kind OF artificial
stone formed Of clay, sand, cement, and
puIverized charcoal. This mixture is
baked, and forms an exceedingly hard
substance with a rough surface and the
stones are so formed as not only TO be
placed with Symmetrical order, but also
10 give hold to the feel OF horses.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-18
A Singular VILLA tavern keeper 10

A Singular WiH.-A tavern keeper in
Audover, Vyrm n', died lew dayssnce,
leaving properly to the amount OF about
four thousand dollars. During his last
sickness, when aware that his end was
near, he made his will distributing his
property in the following order: to four
children he gave one dollar edch-lo his
wife hall the remainder Of his wealth. and
his youngest sou who is foolish, The other
half. The four boys to come IN posses
sion Of their dollar each in one year al