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American FANNY Magazine.

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Court Calendar This Day.

CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nos. $50, 81, 166, 1875, 1876,
80, 214, go, 221, 225. 226, 227, 229, 229, $50,
23l, 233, 234, 235, 237, 238, 24l, 2le, 243, 24i,
a46, GAS, GAG, $50 2sl 252.
CoNMos PLEAs-Nos. 0, 10, 10, 90, Sc, 72,
SO, 80, IS, 81, 50, SO, 4, AZ, So g. H. ID, DO, 81,
50, 76, OF.
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r-Trier Mnas Me,

u Tyler Mass 15eelisy-The Democratic Re.
publican Czens New York ard It's vicinity, friendly 10
the principles OF John Tyler and his nomination for the
eff President Of the United States hexi election
requested TO meet The Broadway Tabernacle ON
Hon. Henry Wise, Caleb Cushing, George r. Profit
Coanel hrkie ard several other distinguished friends
Of The cause will be present and address the neetipp
w s. MEnday, c. Stanton, a. Fl. Bartlett r. r. Duerch
J. Pagan. A. Swaris Alfred kenshaw, T. B-1Ear T. w.
Putnam e. L. Roseman, r. 8. BurlinR J. FauIknsr w IL
Mchaes ]. 81. Stewart, =. E. Mather D. P. Barnard
Executive Committee. ~ mI3 Sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-15

~ paper never heard Of in Syracuse assals Mr.
FARMER, of the onondaga Standard tLoco) having
been engaged with US in $780, Ia publishing Tae Log Ce5
This untrue Mr. E. short time in our Office hu
never had Interest 10 Tie Log Cabin ba, regarded ano
treated as became ssubbcrn unreasonrg, hard money
ioeoso ~esay uareasonng.' for we presume if be-
aa oeen open 70 eonvicon shon Id have converted him
HeS
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I THE RAINBOW, or odd-Felows' Semi.
Monthly Magazine, No. 6, is jus, published 1t
has spirited engraving entitled The Primitive
odd-Fellow, with original papers by J. I. Mays,
FL. Otterson, N. w. Chittenden, B. b Hallock,
and others, The Editors clippings form rich
chapter.
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10 zePhron Everdon, of Dunkirk, Erie coun,v
was killed a, thss place the 9TH, in consequence
OF tree falling upon him.
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~, a.eiAetll.-Dates to the 29th of November
). So zen received ct Baltimore from Guyaauil.
- Nv was then raging there, and the population
81 =. aae s''y' which in healthy times was twenty
- naa aih'nished to four thousand. Most
o. them have fled to the neishboring cities.
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NEW NOVEL BY BALZAC.

ay.will be published on WEDNESDAY MORNING
in an EXTRA NEW WORLD, a, No so Ana.s,tee,,
EUG ENlA CIR A NDET,
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.,,a =, ,,,c ssock Exchangc, March I a.
c.,,r,crcinI and Money Matters.

7
The sales of state Stocks were very large 'o-day-neay
par value. State sevens sold at So di'' oh oss i
proved i City IS Il Ohio IS i; hsn.neAy T. snr ci,r
sterling is quiet Sales Southern q. Leading e"S
Alabama ISL 10 disc Orleans az prem, Ran,
dollar notes purportng be of The Kingston banS
49, Inch are counterfeit, are in circulation at Cashih
Thev bear bu. little resemblance to The genuine.
are signed E. Cas- Pres't, How're Casfl-payaole
CLAY and dated April 1912. The genuine o''i'
T. Iounsbury, Pres't, j. S. Smith, Cashier.
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" Spring Fashion KSais,-Hais Oh We .s..
Spring Style will be offered counter on and
urday, 4th inst SPENCER, Hauer,
mh2 u No. 81 Chambers ST. 2 doors East OF Broaof3
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70 EuGEsIA GRAsDEI, or the Miser's Daugh-
ter; Tale of Provincial Life in France, ,r.nsla.
ted from the French of NJ. de Balzac, by Edward
A. Gould, is just published for shilling BY j.
Winchester. Balzsc does not write poor novels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-15

p Spencer,s HAT WAREHOUSE Is renlo'ea :
No. 81 Chambers street, % door East OF Boad"ay,1
March 3D. 1913. Wa's
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PER5usy.-The case of Robert H. Burdell
against Isaac H. Mead on charge of constructive
larceny, was dismissed yesterday by the Grand
) jury, aud true bill was found against Mr.. Bur
dell for w!lful perjury in making the ch.rge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-15

% Tbs snuff and tobacco stors of Mr.. Thos.
Hyde, at Washington, with the adjoining build
'ngs occupied by Mr.. David Miller, silver platter
Mr.. Stears, butcher; Messrs. Hamilton & Kisd
carpenters, and two other buildings used as a ca
oins'- makers shop asd q small school-room, we're
consumed few nights since There was no in
sarance on the property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-15

ST. THOMAS, FeOEIIHiE TT TIVE
az arrived here Yesterday from Antigua and witnessed
dreadul shock of an EARTHQUAKE which visited that iana
on tae Slh nst at 10 A III Stone edeS ana frame oa.
mos ha rtu seriously injured and many OF them olay
DESTROYED The town Johns presents NOS, aseS
ing appearance, and the country has suffered sessre
nov ready for cutting, will prove almost total Ss nc
Of properly came. be less tan an@ua e
Matched vessel OF the neigtboring islands, TO ascer
lain of damage sustained and on her 5eip Nar
were in rims amended with dreadful loss OF life AT 81
vincent Grenada Dominica, Martinique and St Lucia lhe
shock was severely felt but no damage lad tecn
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR.

~ 81 SenG!e.
March 2, 1913.
MADISON COUNTY William H. Kinney, TO be master and
examiner in chancery, vice John Foo,e whose term has ex
pred.
ORANGE Cousry-Naihaniel Il selk.ap, TO be notary
public. vice William Fuer,on whose term expires March
eth, l543.
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By THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Th;paK in philadelphia.
co--.-,o,deoce of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence OF The ". I. iii' NJ
~. Ro,rd of Brokers to-day was quite
;r, and The sales were only medium e1'ei': Is
r.n;a State Elves were freely offered at ~ ou' nj o.
M, the least disposition 10 purchase al ha IN ,es n,
lowing are the transactions al ooih ooai ,--,.L,
washington Insurance Company, q; WV OK
po,ds a. o. shares Farmeri and Mechanics oaHH' ~
.sss-ss K.n,uekv Bank 70; shares Farmers anu ."
hs;c, Bank. 2s3; 10 shares Wilmington taisfoau -
shares Northern Bank Of Kentucky III ,,,oop
a.. onr New.York morning papers, The Tfonae anions
che an abe- except chose which came by the 1aaii ,
missing to-day. Tue crate containing lhs near
s On no ID the steamboat Independence WIS 'vs.
.boy in consequence OF the suddcn p!icnins Vi ' 49,
,Dad nv strong winds and high swell o! lne
rsberyes however. that the crate, togethe. " 80,
tents viii be rscosered and that II VIII prooaoS
nv The Nail PHO, Line This diSIppolnHheh'o eooi' W
bees very great ,,,s g.. =, Wash
,, ,b, the Court Martial which was lately assehi".eu
in ,ais Civ for the trial of Lieut. Tansi, Oh uie
Corns ave found that able and eccompiiou oNiee s'
n; nreyaIicalion, &c, and recommended hs
three years on half pay r,,;,,
G,s,t preparations are making for the Ward Eiecu0hs
- take place on Friday Next by both parties he
in particular are sIainiRs every he' 'e W 49,
ton OF ineir candidates.
The change in the weather during the bign1 was ii'
sudden and severe. Yesterday morning The lherniosse'e
stood at S4-this morning at ~ ~,
Some of cur brokers quote, to-oay, 1Aehaiso W -
Orlcaas a, 2 Per cent. prem
be 1nanirer of his morning, whose Editor is generally
ue ;nor1ned in such matters, in abiding 10 the SPns
that about 1000 strangers arrived at nine OIL our
r;ncnal hotels during the past week, and among them
several hundred merchants from he West and SCUM VINO
y, our CITY l,h the object OF making purchases. heay
this may be regarded very fair indication WIFE repee'
to the spring business. CO.;
Connsuy made very escape OF it at Point fe'e
having barely 90, safely board OF the brig whicn con-
ed ,acm 10 ST Thomas, before The awful sesrucucn OF
that place by the earthquake The company were IN COCO
health, and expected 10 leave ST Thomas, IN Tue ps
Frances ANY Capt, Atwood, for Anguadia on The z2no
ut
THE YAsrnauAKE.-The following is an extract Of lei
ter from The Philadelphia Exchange Books, received tn'
| morning. dated
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% What is the reason cha, ex.Marsb,, J,,es
H. Ward, ex.Mayors Clerk John Abern, &c &C.
are not brought to tsialf Is i, 40, time If ,herc
are any funds coming back to the City Treasury.
let them come along. Mr.. District Attorney !
come down upon the welldrcsssd roeucs new ard
then. as well as the shabby ones
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-15

u EewY0rlx Fire .DcpartIEent.L-.aS Sp,fp r.
Meeting The Repre enlatives OF the Newly ork
partment will take place Firemens Hall on fha'S
evening the 18th inst, al y O'clock. ....
ADAM p. PENTE, Pfes'aress..
GEO. II. PuRsER, Secretary, 10 Wats- MO "a
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DJMIoHAEL HARE, soldier Of the Revolution,
and the oldest man on the Pension Roll, died at
Union township, Erie County, the 9TH ult a,
the very advanced age of Liz years. He was
honest, brave and patriotic.
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steady and industrious habits desires 1919,
al moderate salary. He is oae that u E:.l ssrs
With the working Of wood ebgraYings tue - At Psss
He would like Ell ance perfect his know,sdfe
Presswork. Address w. Aiies in care Of d. .lsf
hur
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Walter Forward and Alfred w. Masg
ATTORNEYS AT Law. PITTSBURGH Pa. nssu

" New Brig ton Co!teS. nae. .sSgs,oo' sea
heights Of Staten Island, six mites from Eew.ioiss;
looking the harbor and city, will be opened on the
OF May next. The OF instruction enofaS ls
branches usually included In classical on Eng,1
ton. Pupils will be prepared for College or sae II,
room. Physical and intellectual education are e ol
Terms, $500 per annurE, all included. . cri
For information ard Circulars apply 10 Sas.oa ~
ITS Broadway. GEO. L. LIE ROW, A. h: PFneipss
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% The PA1HFlSpER.-Mr. Godwin's new
weekly paper, we are happy to hear, is meeting
with the success i. eminen,ly deserves. On many
vital questions Of fundamental Principles and Poll
,ieal Economy, we differ widely as may be from
its Editor; but the fearlessness and honesty witt
which he discusses all Political, Moral and Social
Questions command our hearty appreciation. Il
something less caustic than his exemrlsr, William
Lsggett he is no whit less determined in following
MS convictions, lie; them lead where they will !;
ana his spirit is the genial and hopeful of the
TWO. Iae Literary department Of his work is es.
peealy able and attractive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-15

u Seventh Ward Democratic Clay Cinh
"A Special Meeting Of the Club will be he'd al isr s
Curriers' ofRulgers and Cherry street, on Innre
tendance OF all rs members is particularly rrqaeasGs
Business OF Importance viii come before he Meeting. ~
sdens of The Ward who anxious TO nia IN our ls-
10 do "Justce Harry Of the Vest, are invited 70 as,>
BY order Of the Board OF sianaren,enl
ml5 with JAMES r. WOOD, easioes.
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THE EARTHoUAKE.-A correspondent of the
American writing from Guadalupe states that
the loss Of life by the late earthquake there will
not exceed or 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-15

u 1874 Chrisps second Com,s ssss Ctrrs
Caldwell, recently from Canada Will lecture dusrog
corner Of Madison and Caht r!nc So lls ~ ii s
chapter and l4h verse of The prophecy OF err
On the Second Advent Of Christ WIN os roe sss
evening this week, at the above place. :. 4.
IL The whole World shoutd kaps safae
cnRs for a.,bn, and ,bss for coughs esass ess
sumption, whoopng cough, Group. bsoseht;,n S
other disease OF The lungs or threat is snsf y
wbo have tried IT. and ali say tat is the Ss Is
without any exception, for all Pei 1onaiy .i aud es
have ever been known for 1t always gives ists
Prepared osly BY DR.. D. JAYNE. % South inns
Philade.phia, and sos Broadway, NeWsAo'A. Dls |
Price, 81 per bottIa 1900 4
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1t will be seen that the State is very nicely
Dsricted, so IS to give the Wings but the seventh
but we do not despair of carrying three Members
The Sixth District is under the control of Joe
Smith, whose Mormon force in Hancock County
holds the balance Of power.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-15
{ lear gam,
THIS l)iNIRICl

We mentioned in our last, that scon as we could
cause proper examination 10 he made oflle poll books
OF the several counties composing this Congressional dis
eshonld pubIlshthenamrs oilhose had violated
the Ia" by voting more than once but the a1opt
ed by the Shrrls Of Tie different counties, who reached
campbell courthouse not ON the ftnM day after the
lection, as the law requires, bui Two the seventh day
one ON The ninth, On the tenth. the eleventh
aud one On the i"etIh-those who came first ait
ing Tor the others but returning home. carrying The polls
with lhrn, and having Hmk ce,iEcaie II ciecii0n
10 be signed 10y these who after lhcm-precudes
the possibility Of that examnaon without an extent Of
! traHel and labor which we do NOT mean 10 undertake.
As we cannot make full examination, we shall not
therefore publish the Of the halfduzr double voters
und on the poll at the Spout and 0ahyllc rreclncls-
particularly as we have been informed dat me Of those
persons al least voted under trorrous IMPRESSION as
to his right 10 do 81. and oilers may have done like
wise. II however. this double voing Was praciisrd
throughout the District, (Which We do not, of course af
firm, but which We nevertheless suspect) it would look
much like concerted and svslrmarzed purpose In
control by fraudulent exercise of the elective franchise
the legal EXPRESSION OF the popular Will Aud there
ioo regret that lhe Shcrls Of Tic different did
not enabIe make the intended examinations for the
purpose of ascerraolng Ibis fact The law requires that
the Shcrls shall assemble the OH day after the cleo
ton; and, If all Of them should he present. thai those
who may BE-. shall adjourn Fl, day day until the alb
sentoes arrve--and that they shall carefully and dill
geuy examine the polls and thererom the names
ofal persons who may have voted twice. and report the
offenders Ia The conrt Of the county in which they NAV
reside. No one ii these acquisitions was complied with
Whether Col. lluhard's certificate, under these crcum
stances. entities him 10 seat in Cungr NC shall moi
pretend to decide. Certain. ii is, however. his uppo
will make that NJ ground OF contest Satisfied if
the Colonel has minority of legal votes, mere qucs-
ton Of form shall be nterposcd to th~au the viii OF tha
majority. And, although it is important that the Sher
10 should, IN all such cases. strictly confirm 10 tho re-
QUESTIONS If the law, mainly rcgrc thai they did not
do because Las prevented an examination "hch
we believe demanded ty that regard Vr the purity Of the
elective franchise. which all parties alike interested in
guarding from abuse and fraud.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-15
Thc 1pncisburg Jtrniuiatr.
.HO.NUsif, MN -. 1918.


We do not often mniet upon yon dan hui ii Is
necessary now lIai We sralI do - particularly MS we
bav" n very large number Of names on opr list, nho
stand Indehied h Us, from 2to Is years Those resi-
dug at distance from US WI c.nler preat favor BY
RENTING he amounts OF her respective accounts by
NAL, Of by private conveyance. may be must conye
nient 1hnse " thin reach VI us VIII shortly be- visited
BY one Of The Editors &C. ". Siathab) personally.
Mr.. ,. Will be at the neM Pnlsyyanl, Halifax and
Charlotte county couris-auJ during tie summer
he will visit The adjacent Counties. We hope that
those indebted ious VIII be prepared 10 hquda,e theit
Jcclye balances when he shall call upon themsr
d ''H az may not hnd convenient to do So bore by
remtlances.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-15
THE ALBENlARIE DISTRICT.
The following the o6cial statement OF The polls in
The Albemarle Congressional district;

Gov. Glners majority in the District. 20.
Gov. Gmcr has therefore received herelurn-& as, in
aletern Tho Charlottesville Jecrsouan lie declares that
he believes the polls properly and legally kept open
IN Madison and Greene. there can be doubt Of his in
tentlon TO take his seat in Congress What course Mr.
Goggn may pursue, under the circumstances. we do
not know, having had no communication with him on
The SUBJECT hn lfihe unanimous opinion Of his polii
cal friends viii have any influence upon him. he will
contest the legality OF the 1t will be thai
meeting of the Wings Of Bedford is already called to
take the matter into considerations and do not doubt
hat the movement will be followed Up in the other
ties Of the District.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-15

! TIE WHEAT RoP.-Iie Cincinnati Chroni-
Gle oi i. 80 lnsani has Tie following p1ra.faPh this
subject
! We have heen Observing the various accounts given
oflhis Important ctep in 0hlo and cses here. IN Oh
there Is every rrs-n to soppse 'he cfip vii hr AZ AT
,.,t Ind nat differed from, The .ey.fty of ITO ,.,,,
Bon y.erraly his +. not q cause e ninry lothe Wheat
The pflncipa mHaf ara from smut ~ md WI liar
vest Sbaild The aeati,r b.. dry ttu tia. lcri Al u.
mn, hpe thu crop - III eaape nut The b1f,,s,t,,
IL aim At always DR., IN our ,nnafy aod on III. vhole
there ia M reason VT H. taua nj good ctis. II oaa
e can handy EXPECT a. good one AZ hast war b,c,.,
that v,a remarkably lnr H. OH, we have socp na
had accounts exc, 1T from Two ar tlrce c0nties rhirb
IA Western New Eak Tia. appearance If The Nben, il.
.,ld Ia be remarkably mod
In ,om, maria If leul.ylynn tho nnun,r ances at.
md
In thu Whale VIZ think lbere " N he m ,,e,,,e e,o,,
IN m. 'ped Siai.s hi, war ,Tbeteisa vefv ,rf.
sufplus Of the lsst crd n hand and M one need I, naci
L, sec n1ur scarce
PHrLtDILrlIA. May y.
ArrlMrr TO AsstssINArI rur N.Yon -Abnnt two
clock oday. an Italian, calling himself Benedict Pto
irmrd caod al lhr Mayors flee and msde enquiry Tor
mis- Honor. Som" 81 illr Ulcers showed hm ino Mr.
SCOTS private ellie; whtte. ai,r s. me huc CONVERSE
lion IN winch he urged the Mayor 10 furnish him with
rnotn IN which ioeP'n sebHl where he might teach
languages III" Mayor was ahl0t Stepping into roam
wben the iella" drew plsl aud fred'he ball passed
through tr coat. ves and pair u gum elastic snsp.u
ders al The ponl where they cose. and slightly into the
flesh ! he pefr'lmf Of thr act was IN nediatey sciz
od-hnd IN ls lertpn WIS found anotlit pistol and
Nefdi bdIs. M rahsr cah be assigned Tor the deed.
:,
''eS,''e NilA - a u,e n','Ihs 81 inc .AS'ri-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-15

No The Nadsonlan conrailcs in The strongest tern $
the assertion of the New York Herald that Nh Robert
Tyler had written letter 10 FIX Alderman Towlr IN
which he expressed qualification that ''wehave gollcs nd
utMr W ebstcr at last" The A.adsonan adds, what We
have doub, must be immensely gratifying TO MI Nre
ster To hear that has unttgned Respect l.
the great talents aud eminent services Of Mr.. Neosp
lhan the son Of the Presidrnt.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-15

Norfolk Congressional District.--It is stated in the
Norfolk Beacon that the Sheritis of the Norfolk Con
gressional District have given The return to Mr.. Akin
son. the Locoioco candidate by majority of four
over Mr.. Langhorne. A contest is probable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-15
ELECTION RE.II rms.

oHf returns ar" yet incomplete, not having heard from
BraNton and Lewis aud Randolp PIN Inch la. war sent
two Locoioco delegaes 1t rumored that Randol ph
has this year elected Wing As far has been heard
from. however The Wigs have gained AlbenarIo 9,
f.uqnler ?, Po"hatan Hanover | Fairfax Tyler
l. Morgan King & Queen |. ,larsIaIl /. Henry
Greenbrler Fayetle y Nicholas and Southampton
l-Inaking IN all l.
And have lost, IN Norlolk county, Rappahanock
!, Giles and Mercer |, Gaoe aud Vayns / Logan
, mud pocahontas G
Clear gam, 9
The following table will show the comparative state
oi parties ia the last and next Legislatures n the assump
ton that RadolPh reported has been elected " Ag
aud BfaAion and Lew LJcoloco delegate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-15
ROBBERY OF 4 SANTA FE TRADER

The s.. Lolis New Era Of Saturday week has tho
fJlbWrr:
The intelligence from Western border is such as
10 excite the hecurs anxiety On the part o all those IN
teresied in the Santa F. trade IT, steamboat Utson,
which srTivcd this port last nl-ot lr,m tho ppet
Missouri brings news u the murder Of Charvls, MIX
appet, whose approach To our settlements had ri
ready h,tn annuuuccd. We learn that Mr.. Pun. The
clerk of the Weston states that VIM Mason
I'd at Independence landing the 9th ei the
supposed bandits. and that he confessed his gullt and
gave mp the names of his accompces. The facts con
neced with the murder and ROBBERY Of Charvs. are in
substance. follows:
'ANrosIo JOSH DAvi CHARvie. citizen Of Mexico
started saoui iur weeks ago flum Santa Fs for this
Sla,e accompanied by twenty mcn. lie had with
4 him large sum Of money, and took two wagons viii
3 number OF mules. During his journey fifteen Of hIs
men deserleu Inn, aud returned to Santa Fc, owing Ia
the severity Of The Weather According To the coates
sion Of Mason, Charyls reached the liue Arkansas. a
bout 20 miles from Independence having with m five
servants. His party there asSalled aud plunlercd
Charyls being being shot by Mcdaniel and Mason, IL
whom that task assigned by lot. Mason says lhs
servants were driven back 10 New Me>cn. and tina
thirty thousand dollars obtained in gold anc
silver. The sccmpces, whose names he gave up
were Mcdaniel. ui Clay county, two named Scar
cy and ca lad Harris. and Or Prekntane, Of W est
port, Missouri. The rar, Of company %
fifteen twenty which left Independence under III,
command Of Mcdaniel GA the LIST uitim1, for the Akan
sas. to join Col. Warheld Col. w. WAS. when Masi
iei, at the Li,,le Arkansas with fortyhve men, wait
ing ~ inercept empany Of traders who eXpcciet
- leave Sanla Fe about The lst instant"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-15

Iy'erism ErenpEfcd. The following letters itm
The I'd Assistant Postmaster General will show iEr
grounds upon which removals and appointments are
made by the Tyler administration, and the utter cor
tempt which the Executive manilcss not only for TIC
principles ayowed by the Wigs in the eanvasso nv
but for the doctrines laid down IN 1yler's lnause
al AIIrrss