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Va $780, .---.--o- - .--
and others giving it their c~oun,enancc,
with reason TO believe that a majority Of
the youths were implicated; and not know
Ing how far the plo, had extended ainoug
the officers themselves, the case was one
which called for the utmost decision aud
energy. These circumslanccs-ihe stand
:nn of Commander Mackenzie and his
officers in the scrvicc-the larl that
Lieut.. Gansevoor', (ihe Oldest officer on
board, cxce2, the CapIainl was an ac-
Guaintnucc and friend Of young Spencer
and his family-all combine To show The
strongest and most urscu, necessity 10!
The course pursued.
Cromwell Zone Of the young men hung
had been n pirate. and the other a SLAYER.
Doubtless i, WIS the The influence oi these
men who were il Spenccr's watch, that
led his youth to such au extremity.
Full particulars Of the whole case have
no, We, t%rauspircd. The foregoing are de-
rived from an authentic source; but, until
tho case he fully before the public, we
would request a suspension OF public opin-
ior.'
The Globe remarks 'ha, The prevail
Ing sentiment il the city, j%ustiies the coN-
duet OF the captain Of the SOmers."
Hard 1Tms.-Mnjnr Noah has hir the
true state OF things in a late article IN The
Union.
Hard Timcs.-"l'vc got n turkey for
to- morruw," said 4 rough lookins l~ahorine
man to his companion on Saturday. I'll
weighs eight pounds aud cos, me half a
dollar" Aud | have gor," said his com
panion. ''f,nr pounds al venisou steaks,
which cos, the two stl!!ings in Fulton mar,
ket." Turkey and vcnison steaks for two
men carrying in coal What will the la
boring classes of merry old England say
10 this-why an alderman would lock
them both up in Tonlho,h for merely talk
Ing Of enjoying such luxurics-and yet it's
true.
The man with the turkey. who looked
az If no could do honor TO The immortal
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bread, and sixpcnce worth Of potatoes.
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exucnse of which was less than his earn
Jugs the day previous. and they can oil
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widows and orphans, who cnnno. work
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YER venture beyond your %dePth-liv'
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q, We call the attention Of our readers 10
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Of the road leading to Hamburg anG Augusta
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We ,rembie at the thought OF the irishtfnl
sceues that would have ensued mad the
conspiracy been successful.
We can but regret the deep sympathy
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Legislature Eleaions.-R. II. speers. Esq.,
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CoreJHor Of Virginia flames Mcdowell.
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Ezeegiire .Appoinhaen,.-Coi. Bcaufor, T.
Watts, has been appointed private Secretary
70 His Excellcncy Gov. Hammond.
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Connection. The New Haven Resistersays:
That at the fall town meetings in Connecticut.
The Democrats have carried II towns. which
~" entitled to III representatives; The wings
$, which cleo, So representatives; II
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U. S. Senator.-William II. Haywood. Jun,
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Ohio.-On the li,iI inst, the Hon. William
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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-05

A large assortment Of Shoes, Boots, and Hats,
N just received ard for sale by
J. D. g.. r. w. PERRY.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-05

GHOES g. BOOTS-A general assortment of
- ladies and gentlemens shoes, coarse and fine,
or sal by J. d. u T. w. PERRY.