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man was convicted last week in Vermont for bg1-
my, and sentenced to two years Imprisonment 10 the
State prison. After the trial he handed over O.
the sheriff Of the county in which he tried, Cor
commitment. The said sheriff gave TO the cuput
the necessary papers 10 gain him admission into pr,
son, telling him to 60 present his credentials, and be-
would undoubtedly gain admission. On has way TO
the prison he stopped at Woodstock when some les
honest than himself, endeavored TO persuade him 10
run away but their sympathy was Of no avail be-
delivered hrs documents faithfully, and is now cNpa-
tiating his crime in prson.-Boston Democrat.
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DREhDruL CAsuALrY.--The Chicago Express re-
ates most painful occurrence which happened in
that place on the 2Sth ultimo II appears that the
son of MIR. Miliman, Of that city, no had been in
the habit Of swapping bis fathers rife out Of mere
sport, was that day playing with il as usual I'M
conscious Of it, being loaded, vhen the father gno-
rauy or wilfuly, put upon it percussion cap, and
directed the boy TO snap at his sister, child only
few years Of age he did so, and the charge ente r.
ing the forehead Of the girl passed out at The back
part Of the head occasoning death within an hour
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PRINTING by electricity IS said to be almost accom-.
plishcd Mr.. Alexander Balm, native Of Scotland
boldly proclaims that he print any number of co
pies OF a newspaper at any distance from his Office
by means Of wires electro-mognetized Az MIR. BAN
has invented clock and telegraph on similar princt
piles, the scientific are very ready to bclhye good
deal Of what he says.
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DR.. Beach, of New York, has received from Iou-
Philippe the King of the French, beautiful gold
medal as a mark Of the high estimation of his abi
ties, induced by perusal Of his voluminous medical
wo.k, entitled E" The Family Physician or Amer.
can Practice" This is the seventh royal present
which DIR. Beach has received.
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Large Coal Train.-A train Of 100 coal cars, loaded
with Three hundred and forty tons of coal, passed
down The Philadelphia and he ding railroad yester
day. This immense train was drawn by sin
gle locomotive, built by the New Castle Manufaotu-
ring Company, and moved at the rate Of - miles an
hour, including s,oppsges. The performance was
probably unprecedented, and shows what can be done
on the road The gross weight Of the train exclu-
sve OF engine and tender was 500 tons
About 1000 tons Of coal are now passing down
the road weekly Reading Journal, .9prii 29h,
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a Wooden Lg-We so uetime last fall mentioned
the loss Of leg by Joseph Msrston in saw-mill in
his town il was cut off, after being crushed by
Ire machinery OF the mill. He has now obtained a
wooden leg, made by our friend Stephen Branch an
ingenious carpenter IN th- town. II has Joints and
springs so as to preserve the natural shape and form
Mr. NJ. never made any legs before, and We believe
never "a one Ii g this II is quite curious niece
Of workmanship, so perfect that we fear Marsion will
catch cold IN that foot il he vets iL--konnebee
Journal
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LGNUMvlTE AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT
TIE NAVY YARD WASHINGTON

ON Tuesday next, the 9ih instant, at - O'Clock,
~ (noon) we shall sell by order Of the Navy
Agent, at the Navy Yard IN tins City, about seventy
two and half tons Of Lignumviie. IL must be sold
for whatever il will bring, and removed out Of the
way in the Yard. Shipbuilders and Others Will
Therefore, please attend and get a bargain The sale
was postponed to Tuesday next on account Of the
weather. Terms cash
II. W. DYER & co,
May 5-3t Auctlonccrs.
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Business in .Ni,o York.--The New York Expire,
says Business is quite active in the city, but It is
transacted by the few and not BY the many Some
houses, with capital and credit, are doing heavy
business, while the men with moderate means are
doing very little. Rents, for stores particularly are
lower than they have been for years. Some that
have been among our most active merchants, we are
sorry to see, moving in less business portions OF
the city, apparently to close up their affairs.
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Ns,e Nhhoe Grope.-The editor Of the Natchcz
Free Trader says the only ,ohiie cluster or bunch
grape indigenous in the United States has been dis
covered IN remote and unsettled part Of Lcako
county, on the Yokanodkano river The punches
are very large; tho fruit transparent, thin skinned
and oval; pulp soft, with three seeds enclosed; il is
a great bearer, anil Of delicious favor. Only one
vine has yet been discovered. The editor has be en-
promised some cuttings. This vine has been long
known TO the Indians and called the Yokanodkaps
Crane
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FORM OF A CONSTITUTION.

lst. This society shall be called the --- So
ciety, and shall be auxiliary to the American Colon
zatlon Society.
%. The payment annually, by an individual, of any
amount, shall constitute membership Of this society
and those who pay one dollar annually, to constitute
themselves members Of the American Society Tor oil
State society should such exist } or thirty dollars al
one tune to constitute themselves life members Of
said society, shall become by such payment members
or life members Of this society.
Sd The officers Of this Society shall be Pres
dent, Wee Presidents, Secretary and Treasurer, tg
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The new fashion Amazon bonnets are of American
manufacture, and made Of common American
hemp. They are so beautifully made up that thrN
equal the choicest foreign fabric. IL is said they viii
wear for years they be washed, bleached, or al
tered IN shape at the will of the owner; and the,
can be made of any hue or oolor.-Bah. Sun.
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ANNUAL CONSUMPTION or COUNTRY PRoDucE IN
THE Cry OF New YoRK.-The following is an esti-
mate carefully made from accurate observation, Of
the annual sales of articles of country produce in the
city of New York, for the consumption Of the uha-
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"A Venerable Ssrton.-A correspondent of the Salem
Advertiser states that Mr.. Thomas Barrett, the W.
nerable Sexton of the First Church in Beverly REV
c. Thayer pastor,) now eighty-fonr years old, ho,
buried 2259 persons nearly half the amount Of the
present popuIation of the town
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TnE MAmaorH CAVE, kESTUcKr.-The curative
qualities Of the Mammoth Cave do not stand the test
Of experiment. Mr.. Mitchell who was pronounce.
as entirely cured of consumption by residence a
the Cave, and which made so much marvel in new So.
papers, died soon after his cure and Of thirteen t,
yalids who had resorted to il last winter seven have
already died. four al the Cave one on his way hom.
and one shortly after reaching home.
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Damages.-Jesse Taylor, Iaborer on the Balti-
more aud Ohio Rail Road, has obtained verdict oil
$500 damages in Allegany County Court, against Dr
Smith Of New Market, Frederick county, for malice
ously causing the plaintiff 10 be arrested and held To
bail for the crime Of perjury.
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NJ The Globe is now praising Gen. Cass
Ipte heartily. Wepresume Gen Cass will dc
nothing to merit It's hostility. We, we doubt
wheiherii will coafinpe TO praise him.
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FREsHETs IN MAISE.-The rivers in Maine have
been very high, and considerable damage has ensued
by the washing away of saw mills, sc. a large
amount of nmber had been lost by the breaking away
of Tie boons.
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DEATH in The Woods.--rhe Bangor Gazette gives an
affecting account OF death by starvation, in the
forest near Linnirs, Maine. Two boys whose names
are not mentioned, left their home, near the above
named village, in pursuit of deer. After hunting in
the woods until late, they started on their return
home, but soon discovered that they had lost their
way. ght overlook them, and they were obliged
TO remain where they were up, the snow till morn l..
ing, when cold and hungry they resumed their wan
derlng for the day. But darkness again came upon
them, and they were obliged TO pass the night upon
the snow.
AT dawn on the third day they started once more
upon their uncertain journey, but before night Of
them sunk down upon his snow shoes in a state of
complete exhaustion The other, being stronger,
kept on, hoping to meet some one to whom le could
communicate the situation Of his companion, and at
length reached lumberman's camps but he was so
overcome that, for some time, he unable TO give
any account of what had taken place. When he
had in a measure recovered he stated in what man.
ner he had len his companion, and yersl men i'm
med ately went in search Of him. They found him.
but he was dead He had fallen backward from the
position in which he had been left and evidently
had breathed his last but short time before He
was not irozen-his limbs were hardly stiHened-he
had evidently died from starvation.
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Proposed Change-The Philadelphia Gazette state,
that The Philadelphia aud Baltimore Rallroad Cou..
pany are about to permit freight TO be placed o
their road by individuals, charging therefor t1 %,
is done on the State works and the different canals OF
the country
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TuE FRnsHrT ~ CANADs.-The Montreal Mcssen-
ger OF Thursday says The ice in the river oppo-
site the city has almost entirely disappeared strong
wind down stream yesterday contribute much TO lis
dispersion. A packet is expected from Sorcl TO day.
Much OF the low country on the banks of the St
Lawrence, between Montreal aud Quebec, is flooded
TO considerable distance inland 10y the overlooking
OF the river The water in places is as high as
the ewes OF the houses, and their owners have been
compelled TO seek safety in flight Great numbers
Of cattle have been drowned and forage is so scarce
that the survivors are dying Of starvation Cows
have been sold at three dollars each, and wi diff
Guilty at that price,
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Three men named kingey, Robb, and Fulton,
have been arrested in PaiGsville, Ohio, a chargr
Of boldly attempting to kdnap and carry into Ken
lucky mulatto Methodist preacher named william
Mason, who had resided in that neighborhood for Sc
ven or eight years.
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ToBAcco.--The revenue derived by the Frencu
Government, under the duty on the single article OF
tobacco, during the last year, sixteen millions OF
dollars.
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The WmPiie. The British frigate WarsPite, now
lying in the harbor of New York, is fitting up wilh
state rooms, for the accommodation of Sir Charlie,
Bagot, and sails for Quebec in few days, to take
him on board,
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The large chandelier of the Pearl street Bupu,.
Church in Albany fell on Sunday evening, just be.
fore the congregation assembled.
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On Monday morning last, the LIST of May the Their
mometer at West Stockbridge, was down to the
freezing point
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GOOD.

The lntelligencer affects to assail the Ad-
ministra,ion, by the publication Of such missiles
as the following:
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SYLLoGIsMs BY DoGs-There is a chapter in one
OF our metaphysical works, showing how dogs make
syllogsms. The illustration is decisive Thus a
dog loses sight of its master, and follows him by
scent till the road branches into three he smells at
the first and at the second, aud then without, smell
ing further, gallops along the third. That animals
should be found TO possess IN perfection every faculty
which IS necessary for their well being, is nothing
wonderfuli the wonder would be If they did not But
they sometimes display reach Of intellect beyond
this For instance, dogs have Of time so as TO
count the days Of the week My grandfather had one
VINO trudged two miles every Saturday to market TO
cater for himself in the SHAMELESS | knew an
other more extraordinary and well authenticated ex-
ample. dog which had belonged to an Irishman,
and sid by him in England, would never touch
morsel of food upon Friday-the Irishman had
made him as good Catholic himself The dog
never forsook the sick bed Of his MASTER and when
he died refused to eat, and died also.-South,y.
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sl4,9O0,0O0

The number Of dwelling houses in the city, in 1910,
was l6 ass; dwellings with stores 66l4 stores and
offices, 1856; other buildings 5,lsl.
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ctfully, your obedient servant,
JOHN A BRYAN.
ID -fssistam Postmaster General.
SAMUEL NJ. DowSrR, Esq,
Postmaster, .Nor,rieh, Conn.

SAMUEL NJ. DowsrR, Esq,
Postmaster, -Nor,cieh Conn.
Now, 1t has been the constant aim of The enc
mics eat heart" OF the President, to have such
letters as the above despatched from the several
Departments, for publicatlon-thinking that the
President would, thereby, be frightened from his
promise and bis purpose to "proscri.e proscrip.
,on.n
We doub, whether the Federai,ts will derive
much comfort from the publication of Mr.. Bry-
ans letters. lie knows them too well
VIII some hiend furnish us with the num-
bers ofIbe lntellgencer (esrly in ls4l) contain
ing its views on the subject Of appointments
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Posi- OTrICr DErAR1MrNr-

JPPo'hf"eH Viet, .TprH TO, 1913.
Sra; You are charged with being exceedingly hos.
tile to the President and his measures and that YOU
and Gurdon Chapman were "at the Wing meeting
or caucus got up in Norwich BY the friends Of Mr..
Clay in opposition TO Democracy and the present
Administration Of the General Government; at
which time and place his Excecncy John Tyler, the
President Of the United States, was denounced ia 10
measured TERMS
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
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FORM OF A MEMORIAL TO THE CONGRESS
OF THE UNITED STATES.


To The Hon The Senate and House Of Representatives in
Congress assembled:
We the Undersigned citizens Of
specially represent That being deeply impressed
with the value and magnitude of the interests both to
American commerce and TO justice and humanity
involved in the suppression of the African slave trade,
to be secured through the enlargement and stability
of the colonies of Liberia, as well as the immense
advantages opening through these settlements to a
numerous and Independent class OF our population,
and remotely TO large portion Of the African race
they pray Congress TO adopt such efficient measures
for the benefit OF these colonies il may deem con
sisient with its constitutional power and duty.
Is-lt is respectfully requested that the friends OF
the cause will transmit this, some other memorial,
early TO the next Congress.
Norr.-The African Repository, Of 81 pages, the
monthly publication Of the society is supplied TO sub
scribers at 81 SO per annum, if paid for in advance,
81, if paid for until after the expiration of SIX
months.
Letters on the general interests of the society, OF
for the Repository, to be addressed TO X II. Gurley,
Secretary. Those relating TO funds, and enclosing
remittances to VIM McLain, Treasurer.
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BASE FORGERY.

We copy the following from yesterday ;
Globe:
We sent to the National lntelligencer aud Madl-
sonian office to learn when the journals OF The last
session of Congress would be printed and have re-
ceived in reply the following notes from the lore
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VIRGINIA ELECTION

The results are not yet fully ascerlained' As i'i
as known we subjoin them
CONGRESS.
Districts
l. Ianghone, OYhig) elected by majority oil T. ae-
eordng TO the latest Norfolk papers,
2. George c. Dromgooie, (Dem
8. Walter Coles, (Dem.l
A. Edw. w. Hubbard, (Dem.)
5. Result doubtful.
o. John w. Jones, (Dem)
T. Henry A. Wise.
& Willoughby Newton, (Whg)
O. Samuel Chiffon, (Whig)
10. VIM. +. Lucas, (Dem.
IL. VIM. Taylor, (Dem)
10. Geo. w, Hopkins, (Dem)
Is. Lewis J. Steenrod, (Dem.)
1--WE do not believe it.-ED. MAD.
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From the foreman Of The hieiiigeaeer.


"All finished but the index. 1t was delayed a
day or two, 10 get a resolution from New Hamp-
shire. " W. "
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From, The foreman Of the .Madisonan.
at will all be in type by Tuesday evening, not
including the index and it is impossible to say when
that will be received.
Respectfully,
joins +. Towers"
Ii will be seen BY the above that The Globe
is intentionally striving TO falsiiy facl--the
fact that we do not, and never did, execute any
of the Congressional printing. Nor have we
ever been directly or indirectly interested IN It,
Mr.. John Il. Towers is mol "the foreman OF
the Madisonian,n nor did he sign himself as
such 10 the note published by the Globe Mr.
Towers is "A gentleman with whom we are well
acquainted, and is printing the journal alluded
to for Mr.. Alln But his Office is as distinct nom
the Madsonlan office as il is from the GLOBE
Office.
We presume the Globe is candidate for the
printing Of the next Congress, and would TAIN
impose on the new members with "poor
mouth" and by persuading them that mas
much as the Intelligencer and the Madisonlan
had it during the last Congress, the poor Globe,
should be remembered this time.
But the statement of the Globe that MIR.
Towers, who is executing the Congressional
printing, is the "foreman Of the Madsonlan,
deserves particular attention. That there might
be no mistake on our part, we addressed The FOL
lowing note TO Mr.. Towers:
MApsoNIAN OFFICE May 5, 1S43
DEAR SIR: You have doubtless observed that your
note in relation TO the printing of the Journal Of the
last session of Congress, published in yesterday
Globe You will oblige me by stating whether you
wrote the words " foreman of the Madisonian,
WI ich are published with the note-or whether any
one was authorized to append them for you
Respectfully,
Your friend,
J. B. JONES.
Here is Mr.. Towers reply:
WAsHrscroS, May S. lS43
DEAR SIa In answer to your note Of this morn
ing whether you wrote the words foreman Of the
.Iaaisoniar,' or whether any one was authorised
to append them for YOU" state, unreservedly, mo-
in answer TO both queries and am satisfied, that
tn. " .Naiisonian," after Mr. Allen disposed of it
was known TO almost every in the Globe Office
The note was received by me at my o,cn office, and
answered there.
Respectfully, yours,
JNO. +. TOWERS.
JoHs B. JosEs, Esq
Thus il appears that the Globe has perpetra-
ted a FORGERY.
We purchased the establishment in lsil,
before the meeting Of the lst regular session of
the 9Th Congress, and never were connected
with, or interested in, the Congressional Print
ing.
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la THOSE ru,ses WHICH ARE A''NSiiAI LII '"'''
BE uSIrr--is soS-EssEsr'ALs' LhIhi' AND ~ 49,
r usas cuAHuT.--Aag asiir-
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No BANK-A REVENUE TAniFr-No DIsrRi-
surioS-No ABoLroNisM--A STRICT cossrRuc-
r,os OF TaE CONSTITUTIONS, AS BY JEFFERSON
NO Pusuc DrBT-AN ECONOMICAL ADMISisTRA-
v,oN OF PuBLIc AFFAIRs-AND UNIVERSAL SUI
rRAsg WITH UNIVERSAL EDUCATION.
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From The foreman Of the .Madisonan
at will all be in type by Tuesday evening, not
including the index and it is impossible to say when
that will be received.
, 1843-11-25
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the
~ Undersigned has Obtained Of tic
Clerk of the county Court Of Pike
county. letters of Administration on
tn, ,'aie of William SheIihcrsc, dcc'A
u1IeG Oct. 10Th, 1913; all persons VI
dehtcd 10 SAID estate. are requested
10 make Immediate payments: all per-
SONS having claims against sid estate,
are requested to exhibit them proper
" authenticated, within one year
from the date Of said letters or the,
may he precIuded from having any
benefit Of said estate, and if not e1
hibited within three years, tley viii
lie forever barred.
JOEL GRIFFITH, Admir-.
Nov. ojth. lS43. 3W4.
, 1843-11-25
.,nEERT 8EENS.


From ,a. Of Mr.. Weei's raec.'
}ei:afs fam Sc,''.aL - 'n:s TIE fo'
lauia-ha ri f. aatt.".hu4i1r dent
or - r o. S,...sa ia'O'i.a an
gir 81 n.rl.
wilma 8" m.ic Of tie vi..l-a u! Iar
b,Itoa.ne.r:..e i've: hyr. = III" ssc"'
of B-n% :~t'rI'y aac:t'nEI.;r'"ls"
with Nh CA1rasaL. 1t "aS q" a
Sunday. IA Nar. Their mutual faith
was p,i.htad. first ~ l,vin4 u.cn
hands N the pare steam, ant lien
cros,lnI ,h~m upon Ml'ys Bible
Preparatory h !heir ~aarr'-". Mary
visited her friends il Ar-,H'~s.irr. II /
IN returning. Fill SICK "rI "'fI al
GreeG0rG. b-2N5 retained ih''i-.'
life the mot devoted Fe"e "','H''
OF this carly ai~taca.n'.'' FL '.'~N.
HART, Mo- ron ',tn,'e',t 't ,
win Inc woo" u l'e
many interesting ""'> D" ~,
hC"N'' ....,a onI
- - r ,ba daa.h 81
.-I IT,. onor hard
nin ~ corIs ,bo,ch mucb ont
nfbo:i,h he wandered INTO the barn
S ,.horo b. rem,;ncd ca lopr that
Mrs r.. alarmed at h!is absence, went
--aa.oIrr opI barrod him 70 come
fwh;ohIo n-omissd 20 do. but re-
a.,.abod rnon = mass Of
, 1843-11-25
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has obtained of the Clerk of the
county court OF PIKE county. letters of Ad-
ministration on the estate of Richard V. Keeth.
decensad, dated October 23rd. lo43, all per-
sons indebted TO said estate are requested to
make immediate payment. All persons hav-
ing claims = gainst said estate, are requested
to exhibit them properly authenticated, with
in one year from the date Of SAID letters or
thew may be precluded from having any benz.
fit of said estate, and if not exhibited within
three years, they Will be forever barred
WILLIAM c. COBB, Admir-.
Ostobsr 2Stb ls43. 3w52.