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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-26
HAYNES sANATIvE PILLs,-Ti c-e

n 4
a. PILLsmay be taken at al! times. and arc
beneficial in nearly all diseases. They have
been faYori'e prescription of the proprietor for
all obst ruct ions of the Liver, Spleen, K dneys.
Uterus, and all other Origins of the bohy-lG-
hammatory, Intermittent, Rsmiitent Bilious.
and every other form Of Fover-Jaundico and
Liver Complaint. For Dyspepsia they really
an invaluable article, gradually changing the Wit
lated s9cretious If the stamach. and producing
healthy action in that important organ. Ti'y
are very valuable for diseases Of the kim and for
VIII at is commonly called "impurty Of the hIood:"
also for Female Complaint, CrstiVeHess. sc &c
and 10 fact ev ry disease where AperieHf.
Alternative or Purgative medicine is required.
IL FoUR FIFTHs Of the numerous and dis
tressinp cases Of DYsPEPsIA POSITIVELY CAN
BE CURED By pcrscvering use of this valuable
SANATIvE.
They arc expressly prepared t. DO used as all
Aperient, whoa puaging is necessary, Will, W.
ing his Expcctorant, aud for The Tonoval ofOb-
stIuctions in the Liver. which is often an a.
endant on some Of The dlseaser Of lhebreast. Full
directions with each box.
Also JAYNE's CARMINATIvE DALsAM, cet-
tain care for Bowel AND SUMNER Con-
pr AINr>, DIARRHeA, DYsENTARY, Ca"LIc.
CRAMPS, Sick AND Nervous HEADACHE,
Sour STOMACH, CHOLERA MoRBUs, end all
arrangement "l the STOMACH and BowE
All of the above NJ edic inrs are f'r sale hy
SIDNEY MOODY, AcEN-.
Middlebury. Mach %, 1913. +9:ly
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-26

HAVE YOU A COUGH l-Do not neglect
II; thousands have met premature death for the
want of little attention to 4 common cold.
Have you a Cough 7-DR. JAYNEs ExPEc-
ToRANT, safe medical prescription, containing
no poisonous drugs, and used in an extensive
practice for several years, will most positively
afford relief, and save you from that awful dis
ease PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, which annually
sweeps into the grave hundreds of the young,
the old, the fin, the lovely and the guy.
Have you Cough BE persuaded to pur-
chase bottle of this Expectorant TO-DAY
To morrow may be too late.
Have you a Cough l-Jayne's Exprctorah t
is the only remedy yon Should take to cure you g.
For this plain Reason, That in no one of the
thousand cases where il has boon used has il
failed 10 relieve.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-26
IS4:3.
CANAL PACKET
]. SH L Il VI A N i,
CAPT, T. SHAW,

Will commence her trips on the 81 Of May.
between this Cry aud Pufslo,
RUNNING NIGHT s. DAY, as follows
LEAVES vERGENNEs, LEAVES UFFALo,
May, :, May -
June, 6, June, 10
July, a, July, ~
Augi. ~, SEPT. IL
s pit. 70, Get
Oct. II, Nov. b
This Packet will be in fist rate order, for
the accommodation OF Passengers & Freight
Will leave Yergennes at o'clock IN the
morning towrd y Steam Boat 10 Whitehall.
Freight must be on board the day prevlou'-
Those moving, or visiring t'eir friends IN
the r West, will find this the most exped'-
tious. and AT tie same Time the cheapest route
they can take. Those who cho' Sc to do So,
can have every facility for boarding the ~
selves. Due attention will be paid to Pas
seneers by a careful Captain and Crew. Foe
further particulars enquire OF
IL, CHAPMAN. Agf. Vergennes-
JOY & WEBSTER, I p,gi,
DAW & DELONG,
s yersennes, March 20, l543. 7l;6n
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-26

WORMS, WORMS. wORMs!-JAYNE's
ToSIc VERMIFUGE.-1his VerDifuge is per-
fectly safe, and so pleasant that children will
not refuse to take IT, 1t effectualiy destroys
worms, ne utralisses acidIty or sourness Of the
stomach, increases the appetite, and acts as a
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-26

A true copy of record,
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL, Register. G;3y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01
eIHHEIEIEI|!|||
BY LAST NIGMT,s MAIL.

FROM TEXAS --Bs The arrival of the steam
packft New York. Capt. Y Wright. 6I.aa Calses-
ton. al New Orleans, Saturday mssning. ~e ..avr
aecouH's frsTn Texts The I3h insi
The -hs'p Couer. from Ma'anlasa-, ~ Gaiy~sian,
hsines iaiarmal'on that The Texan C..n.u-st.nvn.
had LEFT Ma,en'e,as isr Laredo fise 3D ill.,
They were furnished with n csnrh aud esrori iioa,
The BsHzS dc Sailiag,. 60 AIelanior a., mud xers
treated with every demonstration. IL courssy snd
! fespeci.
The rains that have f,lien in great abundance f.r
eve or sir weeks have ore injary 'lss-
G 'i'H' AID crops ihr.,ugsonl all The r,sunlies
bordering he r..-s oi Texas la Il o hilly eoun.
try. the rain aud winds hnxs done comparatively
little iajsry. 81 fre -
The British C"vrrnmrnt has presented claims III
ils snhjrcis 10 land Texas smaYnins ~ from Ten
Ia iaehiy millions Of scrss. They are prinripailv
Empresauo grants. Thrse demands sill pr,,hablv
c"ver nearly al The paalie domais,s wtsi &C tho
Colorado ris er; and the government oi Texas hss
been notified by C@ld. Elliott. - nccofdaDco with
the instruction be has receivrd. that nnes. The facs
sei 'osth BY those elnaanss refsied..m saIis I
facisry rzplsnaIioh gfvsD. her sfsirssy's anrefn-
mefii w'HId feel Tally ihorizrd s0t6kr he neess
sary Steps 10 eniogcs The as claim o. shpss hsr
Iege sahjccls
cemmodCrs Moore wss al Houston At the lasl ae-
counts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01

rn idle age. add the long io2gotten in .
,,den,s OF -boybood were remembered. -
tie was playing asst were wnh his hands
his feet becoms cold. and his ica,utes
settling into the sharpness of death.
AT four o'clock. Fanny, shall be al
tho door, What will your mother
think -cvvered wih ,nelasscsf Here
is The bundle, good night: shall see
you tonorr,w sweetheart Size by
side their ashes rest. One slab covers
:hsn. inscribed. Isaac and Fanny Toll.
man. r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01
MRBURRrrra The Icaned. Biaek.nn,n. !. .erii,u..

MRBURRir'r. The learned Blacksmith il serifus-
" engaged li attempting To make Aiscov~fies ia The
nr''n by ueaiis Of mesnersin ar elaWyayaiwe; 10
which end ie IrrpsHes tn enpluy three suhjvcis ia
defeni places To make ohservaIions and sIe thea
dawn ior iulnre eumpars ~. tie says he has in hs
possession The statement Of lad IN The elarvuyaht
s'a'e wr' visited se IN On. ssd int.. bull.
ing resembling schoulhouse. Eunsl book s,l,srh
lac vas snnh { 10 read hui az line rsqsssa rio
m'g''eIlz =. ne cnpei "fr ~ eniy right well famed
cha ac'ers Ala subsequent he ihings
he'es.a''d isak drawings oi m"nsIn-nf aud mcIaIl-
&c h''rn- U;s'a the nuinrnrs ma in,crips,sn
written in the very rharHei~rs ahieh the hoy f-n,h
"a the bank. ah Of which he had re~eiv.d 10 cam.
pare with the Orieaia languages = Rrnrsbec Jour.
aaI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01
EXPEDITION TO rliE ROCKY sioUNrXlNysr

An F,eIi. one 81 the ssi,hss 81 ihcPssya1~, ~h.r
h.s b.en The R~ky Noun an ex;<diii.ss n sraids
hts re,asn 10 The f~gra,s OF civil zalsun sn ~t~r
fr'm ~hrh make The 'ilowing lively .z,rart;:
Il s~izs the chm assure you ufuur iuil raiety
"rr speedy re.arn home. snd fnc aud .art<fr,pk
cosiiifon 81 health will prove % you yersarslIy.
yonr rsasers se,crslly panacea cH,cc,ors eoflers
lively, and oil The ctrs un~qnf,scaily. ,.f,.n T
gei home. that rossssmpiise penso-s n, more
sparkle. exhar. asd 60 1,va.s, ia,t jsanp ins-
dresses of deer skin aid sf ioths NJ ur,ssn{
We are The isi'esi. grsasie-s 81 &c uusst ngoes
ivelits iuar ins'ioa call up vie~. We sfs :
the 'nefriest iazge,i~-i -prrpos VIII sni the
ugi'ers-sei 81 huiiaio hsssh~rsshai cs.rked .
rise among the hss hills ps,v,ssd R.serr n two esh
get any Of your n'esmenz-rs give vua elasrvoy-
ant view Of our caravan aud cayairaJe tie L.vs
"i all that gs'ir~lne and curious. drop on ~ osts
into 'nsguei,e s,mnoIcusy and js.l take . hook a.
us--sis. aiic,r --,frF rrar .-I,-.,., .,-.-
can only tell you that we have made The
most of "ur time during this hall y~ar. e.rursa-
We have piercssi the western. wilderness -b~yond
y"ur log bH'>es Of Tho Far Wee" -nne ten or
twelve HUNDRED miles. whsrse have wandered,
about iornsghi "r among The "a .inr~s sf The
great WIND river chain of sgsnisc- rocks..>e haze
crossed The dividing ridge that hrm- the huge
oondry wall. rum the declivIies Of whis sfsrf the
lcaping waters of the Atlantic aud Pasilis and Ne
have hrIeily seen rsnrth ng of he Shuwneer Paw
necs. Deiararss Ossges. Oiiors. Ssoux. Dhayen.e-
aud Sss1kss. We are thus Ear hosnewarsl. safs and
we'll. h.vig bat nns truly srr,ons ard fatal mis-.
hap 10 rer"rd. On~ Of "ur number ~s have i<it
sleeping hi- last beneath the -Tled Butie si..
noceni victi. of a ffighrul rasualiy. He sasr
youth al fifteen. named Franc Is Ciemcaf and Lis
hsple.s story you shall hear anosl.s r,.,. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01

~ Virtue Of deed of 'rrusi from Jacob IIuR
70 me, bearing date on she 1id day Of 8tfth
lof<, ana now onfecOsd ~ tbe cirrt ofIics for
ONO foantg book -. pag- f5s. ! shall pr0eesf
20 sell on Weenesdey the 1oth daf II December
tefSs 81 - front door of The c0ufl hn1st "
Ohio 20, the cas-. haifof lot or parcel Of af0and
~ ~ aadiiyn ~ ne 20 an ~ Wheel z iai4 out
~ hichati 1faham. Whch loi h 1um5efet 81.
lhiiy efenj ~ ne original plst ~ sod adtiiioe,
oeiy cen sflc lol 81 End the lands ~ NoaE Lana
% lanes boundary, .eppssed q ~ lhfes Ter
vide, Together pitn N The 49,. ma and -,
porio1ances thsfsio belong
Iermf N Sale CASH -
5clliaE a. Trustee. shan coavsg epIr .l1cb a.
y 20 - rt1te4i In ne ~ SAT- DECD n tIuet.
dsrt 1Es8E LAHlH, IyatflI -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01

WING vic1 Dry IN MoBILE-The kiobas
Advertiser Il the 2lsl snys: 1--WE have The sasfae.
lion Of announcing The Triumphant sucrss Of ihsyhgn
in 'hs special elecnOn held IN his sosaiy yesterday
for Representatives 70 the Lesislsrre. r. G.
MeAIpin. Esq-. me wing candidate. u elee,ed ~
az overwhelming msjnFity. his inajyri's in he
county win not taft shori Of 300. That wnlJo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01

MIR wEBsTER vNsw-satk sSs,-- rrrs,
c-sp'a''r. OF ne Sescossaa~ a.ulsss. .se,sa.e-4<
fas'as In Ds',rl 'vssrsr tssrahr' vtn hes
my ia ne eoasss Ut ~ rs'nsnx w'us~r The NJ
&c mus ciossshs sr,s-sk-s- sasni, ,ha, s~hsx ks
'ones. he may be received the guest Of y 81 "
s',aas, the -Iishess reference 10 rar,y e parry
ceiling Ls'-as receive an enseriea <h:n. IN. ifie
r'i'a"' IN ''a-'Ii' Of al ne s's'hz - w-as 8 .
ai.iin ,n,-~d lellos c,lixrn. vho Z ,rr,hi!y enf
lied 40 oar n'niss'ir and hs-s o, pe'g'is; aud
lie, ns heat u his own I,ps. thai living ds'n; .
he gees in Cor the soJ af h,s .es.fsy. Iss ~hslsr
country aud nahrns s's, biz e'ssnsfy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01

RrssIsed. That We arpro, The Convention called
iy The State Central COMMITTEE The 22d of Feb
rosry next. 10 sPpoInt delegates fsom this STATE
The National c"nv sntion. aud selecf suitable err
sons 20 represent the Slate ihs esci.rai College,
snd that we appoint 10 delegate. 10 represent lh.
e"unsy in suid rsnven,ion. w,,h S al,erna,es.
Resolved That the following be- aud are hereby
appointed To represent This County ia said convention.
with Powrr o. ill vacancies that may occur. viz.
NJ EdRingion Jacs,b Grading
o w B-isksll Tha,sas Thornbnrch
Julln NJ Lure w Miwhell
{ w Russell Sami Oldham
Jacob John English
ALTERNAIEs.
JAS Lyon Jas NJ Stephenson
r L Daniel Wv Soaihall
RT Conrad
Rssolped. On behalf Oft citizens Of Wheeling
here present. that we sspr,vs OF Convention o
The Wings Of This Congressional District %, pUssd
To- he held a, Farmoni. Msnvn county. by COR
brother Wings Of weAI Liberty aud Monongalia
eouL ". and that We recommend The 18Th day o 1
January 1874. as the day FOE holding Ihsl Conven-
ton.
oesotUei. Thsi We sppoint thirty deIeenies 10
represent Wheeling precinct ~ said Convention and
that the following gentlemen be said delegates, viz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01

LATEST DATES.
gfom B,iiimors Nov % Liverpool Oct Is
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-08
SAMUEL BIGGER.
ExECUTIvE CHAwnER- I
December SIN, ls43. s

Extract ,fa Washington letter 10 the New
York Jaurna | nf Cafumerce:-
John q Adams, a man Of simplicity of char
acter aud ma lners. Less ostentaiIon in dress
house. or equIpage, ~ man exhibits. RING at
he door ol his weather sstered house in p
street. near the Treasury Buildings. 4 polite ser.
want introduces you into parIor Of moderate d..
rneoslons, plainly furnished. where nothing Indl-
Gates any effort al superiority o'her people
Perhaps young MIR. Adams IS reading or wtBipr
When the father enters, the son retires, and Won
ind Yourself IN the company OF respectable old
gentleman, extensively read Septaac1narfan
"ho, as he tSleis hrs right and left fingers over
each Other. co0verses socIailv tells yeu lhat he
rises before the dawn, and does all hat he calls
real work before breakfast. which NAV be at
half past eight nIne- The remainder Of the
day and evening cnn be appropriated any e
nergency that NAV arIse.-Hence his wealth II
tme--a capital which has heen aud continues 10
be richly irPros cd by the Ex President Calls If
nf friends ueIther weary nor discnnaprt him Mrs
Adams ia pleasant. and smiable Ia6v retirIog
n her manners. bat Of course accustomed 10 pood
society. She IS from MARYLAND, and wa, Miss
Johnson. The domestic virtues flourish a-onnd
heir hearth. He has usually held pew in me
Second Pfesby terIan Church, md think in The
Unitarian meeting house. Whether of late he
has attended the latter place I caonol tell.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-08


Leaving IN excess of profits. for
meeting losses, and for div lends, 1923 329 5S
The State prison commenced in 1S4l is
progressing rapidly towards complexion; and II
the policy of the last two wears should be coniin-
ued the cause for reproach so long and 81 iIstly
resting on this par, OF our criminal jurisprudence
will be removed. The report OF the vIsiter Of
the State prison. now laid before you, shows the
condition of the present prison, and the number
and IN o cement Of the prisoners, and is satsfac
tory to the government Of that institution,
king into consideration the obs acies in the way
of enforcing the proper discipline.
Al the last session of the legislature act
was passed directing the Governor 10 collect in
forma ton respecting luna,ic sy lum and 10 la Y
the same before the legislature at its present
sion. This duty has been attended to. and the
documents and information which have been col
ected are in possession OF r p. Smith. Esq. who
is preparing plans and specifications IN relation
10 an asylum which will be ready TO be laid be fore
the legislature III the course of few days.
In my last annual message | made an ear
nest appeal TO the Legislature on the subject
of common schools. and more particularly 10
relation 10 the con diton of the funds Sc, a.
part for the purpose of educa rion. Although
the facts drawn out by an irregular investi-
CATION were imperfect as TO the details. sill,
our school funds were not producing the fruits
which we had right TO expect. but were in
danger in many cases of being irretrievablv
lost. Efforts were then made b, appropriate
enactments TO secure strict accountab bity
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-08

We learn from the !ast annual report of tho
American Boari NJ Commissioners for Foreign
NissI hat this ph,iauthropic association has
sustained, d3riog the last wear. 100 preachers,
and more than 300 other labnrers IN foreign lnnds,
trarslaung tho Bible md other hooks into thirty
lanranpce They have had also 80 presses IN op.
erftIan printing % 001 900 80 000, 900, pf pa
res a vcar. ard Over % 900 have been
gathered ln'o churches, anI 30 900 pupils into
schn-Ie.-- Gin. frnz
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-08

IVhig Victory in Mobile The Mobile Ad.
vertiser Of the 2lst iost. SAYS: I'VE have the sat,
isfactlan of announcing the trumphan, success of
the Whigs the special election held IN this
county Yesterday tar a representative 10 the Leg
islature. Il. McAphin, Esq. The Wing can.
dIdate, Is elected b. eruhelming msiaritv
We have retJrns ffom only one prectnct IN tho
country, but there DO no mistake TO the
resait.
We give b1lov The returns as FAR as received.
Il viii be seen thai IN the City. Mr.. McAIphin
leads his lacofeco competitor FOUR HUNDRED
AND FIVE VOTES! Ths j. an old fashioned
hig mai .fltv. Mr. H4ynes, Wing. also received
l47 votes The clry OF VI bile IL, indeed, "WHIa
OVER"
ELECTION RETURNS
MeAlPhn w Lyon, L. HAYNES, W.
Courthouse I'll 3SS 100
Mss Hotel 13l IS 10
Yves Ward Hotel % 90
Dcnuy's
The probability =, tha, polls were opened at but
few Of The country precincts. McAlphin's pres
ent iarIiv over Is on Is 397 HIS mej jorItv
the county viii not fall short of 500. TINS
DO.
A Noble Hearted Mother The Paris CORES
pondeni OF the National Intelilgencer states, that
on the night OF the 25lh ulttmo. farm. with oil
,ts buildings, live and dead stock, was destroyed
by fire at B1liliarg1ess IN The Gard. A girl ten
wears old pcrtshej IN the fiimes. The calamity
would have been mach more terrible but for tho
almost snpern ntursl courage OF the mo her OF the
''',r''F' q ." ~" - - r., "
band 10 the same condition, sho then carried han
IN her arms to a window at further part OF tho
house and when he was some" hat recovered in
duced hm 10 mako ms escape through II. She
'neh III ''"0 '"'''''7' - " 80 ' ~ -, - "
seventy years o', anu Two o. hef 'h'ee o"''o e"'
sac returned l'f 'h7 u''o' o'' '"o Po' e"''' :"
seeking her e"n st'ety III u e",' eo' '">o''eu :"
"he II ifn'e9 "n" - ~ ~
N''H' 'o"" - ~ '
=,
'''t1'" q, rps S' ''',e' ,r,
..Aeh inc nv '''r'" ~ ''' - . @
" '''.,' . -. -
- ''7' "'>e - - 80 30 80 -, = : -. -
-" - - ItI.
"',, i..,. }.,., ,,e. ,b;,l If N. M.
- '''' "'|'' - ]
'''~ts "i' "'''' -, L~.,'ht
't'c' Ee' ~ ''' IT, -.
.s' - Pt'>Pt'' u "". -. ,t
! ne ne III 'f'"'",' '''' '''
'H'' '''e " "o -, -, :,
''e' - - - - -. -, fItl
- >, ,ba.o ,,bo bolJ
-. .'o ',.,,,,, ., l,raa s,u s,,fT.rn
'''>N' '"o
fY...,,- co., .,.r o,,, \,rrp,,rzrn CfrIrSs
- - ,s.,'a.,a,,. aod h,,h minded
" -. ,l.. ,,n In,, CI,y,s
i Peoo' ~ ',,,a Ira,te,i .Sta,,s Zen z
80, " va
/ ~ . ,:., ,I ,,3,s,,,ons German
reoi,Iu' '',,'te on, naonfe cs,,,l.he. h,n
s.lr o., Gonna r o,,r "a, t,,as fila b,s canac,ou,
/ harm. and cni,ys IN ,r,no,,llty. the abundant
f,,,ts which Li, d,l,,o,ce o,,hars around b,,,
always ready 10 ly to the standard of his adop,ed
iro,nirv er e us laws when called by The dutlos
! Of nafriotizm. The gay. the versatile. tho PHI.
! losonbf. Freccb,an accommodating himself
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-08
yon the East end of Main street, North side.
The Price of PiOuohs Reduced.

VE sa5scr7ers would respectfully inform their frients
an# the public. tbey for sal.- ana expect
keep constantly hand. an assortment PLHCGHo OF
the latest and approved patiens, hca eY ~" cell
4 REDUCED PRICES f,r Can of approved produrs.
They viii n1aoafactn.e EDGE TOOLS. SHOE HORSES
erefl and AMI, - short. do ALL
KINDS Of BLACK and WHITE SNITIING, tho
shortest p7s-ih. notice and . order
Taev haze the aoove business, and hope.
from ;her experience I'd Determination their
IA good stvle, receive portion of patronage Those
.ng nv asg their line. respectfully invited
70 gs ne CALI before purchasing
SOLOMON BEARD,
WILLIAM SENTX.
Richmond, Dee. tn, 1S43. 50 -3no.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-08

81, 2,56l ,50l s4
Rema inder, being amount Of State
and lnd,v vidual stock, and prof.
fits thereon, 2,56o64O So
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-08
MEANS.

Discounted notes aud Bills Of
Exchange, $3.50 500
Balances due from, and notes of
other Banks, 427,437
Balances between, and notes Of
other Branches, l59,5l6 4
Specie, 800 ,306
Other sources, 925, 1856
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-15
JACOB HILL.
- - -
ANOTHER.

ihe N. I. Commercial gives The follow.
ing particulars of another mos, outrageoos
cases
a case Of seduction. frauob, ,,;,h
uncommon iniereStwas before the sherifT's
Jury on Monday evening; for assessmen, or
damages 'he dsiendanta having alIoweL,
Judgmentto be to taken by defanlt Tto
parties had sustained the mos, exemnI
chaTacier--both being highly respacI, ,bls
anu wen educaIed--ii.e defendan, having
travelled extensively, and being wi,hsl !
gentleman of winning manners and address
ha' renders the recital the more na;nc,,
Is 'he TACT that the acquaintance Of The mr.
'es commenced in SUNDAY schooJL,be
seuucer being the secretary of tie school
ana me young lady teacher. We are
.o'u 'na' ne prosecuted his DESIGN unon
ner 'or months with all the art of he mos,
earnest proieslatons of honorable des;ons
ana a, The most solemn pledges Of marriage
!. iie succeeded in winning The affections If
ms victim 10 the deepest recesses or hor
heart,and although like other yilIiors -" @
grahfled his passions, he has flung her .liIes |
a ioalhsome weed away yet She a mo,her
now OF seven months, loves him with an |
M me ardor and singleness OF woman's heor,
ne damages claimed in The declara,;on
were zen thousand dollars; and of So on
srave'ed character did the sherilf's iury
consider lhe case, after FuIl1examinaIion
'"a' 'hey awarded the whole amount
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-15
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THE Nails.

In our last, (April 81 we mentioned the
deranged state of the mails, between this and
harrisburg and the difficulty We labored
under IN corresponding with our friends at
maj place. Our papers were mailed South
on f,'a0y evening, on Saturday we re-
ceived letters mailed in Harrisburg on the
siSt day Of March, o days previous. On
me io'h' we received letters mailed on the
3D. 7ih' and 9th ofApril, and Harrisburg
newspapers week old. What pigeon
mole they had been hid in during the lime
lney were missing, we are unable TO tell
Inc public however, may judge for
themselves.