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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

voted then did not feel enough interest IN our char
ter contest to vote. How was tins increase effect
ed We answer unhesItadngly, By fraudulent
voting, and IN no other way. Surely, no man
vii pretend that the poll was as thorough al this
Election as in the Presidential contest OF lo4o.
Even the Post does not pretend 1t but says that
our 1opulatton has increGsed-from $4,000 to
$4,000. Is this near the truth Let any man
compare the number of empty and half-tenanted
houses now with that oil 1896; compare 'ae
boarders in the boarding houses OF hls acquaint-
ance; the number Of workmen employed IN the
several shops and trades that he Is familiar WITH
and he viii readily satisfy himself that the num-
Der Of adult male citizens OF New-fork IS less
now than in November, 1910. Can there be any
doubt, then, as to the character OF our excessive
vote
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rbe presidential Canvass.

The last Loco-Foco State Convention OF Ind
ana addressed Circular to al the presumed as
pirants to the support Of that party IS lis candid
ate for neu President catechising them as to Their
news on matters and things IN general and es
Dectialv as TO Their willingness 10 abide unreser
redlv the decision Of National Convention on
their warring claims. To this Circular replies
have been received from Messrs. Calhoun. Cas-,
z. VI. Johnson and Buchanan, each Of whom
commits himself against Protective Tariff,
scains, the Distribution Of the Land Proceeds,
against any restriction OF the Presidential Veto,
and generally to submit to the decision OF Ma
t;onal Convention. No reply has yet been re-
ceived from Mr.. Van Buren,, although the Com
Iottee has waited three months for II before pub
Ishinr the others withoutlt. Ii ii shall prove
that Mr.. Y. B. declined submitting 70 such cate
cElizing, we shall think the better OF HIM for II
bat then he ought to have acknowledged the re-
ceot Of the letter and frankly declined answering
the questions. Mr.. Calhoun, IN reply to the last
impudent query. molly and significantly says
Tins question seems 70 that am candidate,
soliciting tn. Office President, and determining y my
secure It. II is not the -it which regard myself OF
fesr 10 regarded by the public Ny name mas De" pr
s,et for that high Office BY agency or solicitation OF
nine; and belongs % the friends Who prefer M ana
presented nov name 10 the people, decide the eouEe
rorg 10 b. adopted IN reference to ;hs question. nave
however no doubt, but that thsy VIII cheeul
i b., t decision Of convention fairly called and con-
srtusd that would allow ample time for the full develop
ent Of public opinion and would represent fully equally
and fai.lv the voice Of the majority oi the party
With great TesIect, am &c.....,.
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The Recent Frauds.

The late extraordinary Elcctionin tins City has
been The occasion of great deal Of remark, and
am one of those who believe 1t will be the cause
OF great deal more before 1t Is finally dismissed
from the public mind agree with you that all
the facts and circumstances calculated to cluci-
date this transaction should be promptly brought
forward | desire herein TO contribute my mite
to the general stock. In canyassing the votes
for Charter Officers in the First District OF the
Second Ward. there were found in the balotbox
one vote for the Loco-Foco Charter ticket OF the
Thrd Ward and another for the Loco-toco
Charter ticket Of the Eighih Ward Now, Is
there any person outside OF the walls OF The Luna
tic Asylum who will pretend that these votes were
Gas, by lima fde residents of the Second Ward.
or in fact of any Ward in the City trow not.
NISDEX
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The lat. Election Frauds.

To ne Editor cf The If35iie:
On looking over your official statement OF the
votes at the late election | find that, while the
Wings had slight increase in some of She Wards
and a slight decrease in others, the Loco-foco
vote shows an increase in each Of tie 'chole ser
cnteea Wards-and that tins increase ranges from
81 the lowest IN the Third Ward, 10 52O lthc
highest in the Sixteenth. The average apparent
Loco-Foco increase in each Ward Is 2o25 votes !;
in each election district it is 663 votes. sub
oin statement OF the apparent Loco-foco m
crease in each of the wards. for the benefit OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22
The Vote of the city.

The Evening Post tres to argue that inc re.
cent Election was n far one because larger vote
in proportion to the Population was cast for Ire
sidcn, in 1910 by Connecticut, New-HampSlnrc
Vermont, New-Jc1sey, Michigan and Illinois
Let us consider
New Hampshire, Connecticut and Vermont
have each AN almost entirely natire population,
very few aliens, and still fewer m.comcrS from
other States Nearly every male over twenty
one years of age is voter IN each OF those States
bu, is it so here Every one knows better. we
have here fifty thousand aliens, with at least
twenty thousand newcomers from other States,
not entitled to vote We have many thousands
excess of females over males. We have thou
sands of our male population constantly absent
as sailors, collectors and in every business capa.
city. Look through all our Hotels and Boarding
Houses, IN which great part OF our male adult
Population reside, and you will find at least one
fourth of them not entitled TO vote.
Michigan and Illinois have population con-
tanning large excess OF adult males, as is noto-
rious Their legal vote IN proportion 10 their
Population is doubtless one-iourth greater,
But saws the Post, these States have aliens
as well as New-N crk' So they have; but they
are alio,ccd By lar TO rotc Michigan admitted
al, resident aliens to the Right OF Suffrage by her
recent Constitution Illinois allows all aliens to
vote who have lived on her SOL a year without,
Naturalization OF course, this largely Swelled
their vote in lSi0.
But the facts preclude all argument It's mos;
notorious that nearly every one who could vote
voted in ls40--a larger proportion of the whole
number OF qualified electors than ever voted be-
fore or SINCE Let us see, then, what was the
..l n,,r,,rt;or Of votes 20 ,,nnllatinn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

An American CArrAN SENTENCED TO TIE
GXlrys.-Thc Wilmington { C.. Chronicle
says Capt. Leighton, OF the brig abigail Rich
mond, from ST. Thomas, informs US that before hO
left there intelligence was received that Captain
Cozzcns, of the brig Pilgrim, OF Baltimore had
been tried in Gaudaloupc on the charge OF robbmg
a house at Point Petre of $4,000 at the time OF
the earthquake there, convicted, and sentenced to
,cn wears labor IN the galleys in France, whittier
he was to be sent. Capt. Coazens belongs to the
State of Maine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22
Coy. Cass also Justly observes

The people should have all tn time possible to cypress
their latest viii in OF the candidate TO be
submitted fa7 their support Nothing be gained and
much may be lost by undue haste 1t wear t appeal
aac, Of dsrrust th~ people " unwngnes' 70 leave
ld h. lon Mn the lest reasonable moment, and then IN"
Convention viii be- the far opponents ot the viii ei theF
constituents at the tie delegated trust Is TO be- eHer'
cised do suffer myse 10 doubt but that thes' 'ss
,iI MT the spurobati7 Of tlr r-a Democratic party
With great respect, gentlemen.
have the honor 10 be, your obedienf servant,
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= The Weekly Tribune 70, IN. mrs

ne " tt&Iy Irlbune Tor tTs present. - erk
contains tn Foreign News ~ the Bntaona; Letter from
Correspondent Of rh Tribune frorn Genoa Ditto from Tim
dad Isle Of Pines &c; Political History Of t- United State,
- Z Williams Capture of Fort Du Cn-sne; Sketch Of Mr.
tlaTs slech: Proceedings Of the New York Legislature;
The enre Bill ab0,Gs tire Office Of Bank Commissioners;
Editorials OF tn atr Election NJ. Van Buren, in the Field
and Various other subjects; Correspondence Of The Tribune
from various places The News The week generally both
Foreign aud Domestic; Nony Markets Commercial Inteli-
-no@ Prces Of Gram Review Of he Markets SC; com
-s Llst OF all good Banks the United Stats with their
ra;es OF discount in New York &r. SC Sc
he Wr-klT Tribune printed on ertra large .izeel
Double lnPerra! sheet IN y Quao io containing pages
and IS eoamGs Of matter. 1t pnn'ed with new yr on linz
pas' and useful Family pare. j. not e1cee by any
other fric= . Per Single nurnbery IRE cents
GREELEY * McELRATH
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E1,,erim ent upon :. Raub's Double Self
Acting Safety V aives" on board the
S:eamer Peck


THIS boat having been furnished with Raub's
Valves attached to her Boiler, proceeded nom
York up the Hudson River Gu the morning
of the 18th inst. 10 Albany. oee object OF her
r;n ros 10 make triaI with the new Safety Valves
There are several trial cocks attached To the Boiler
of this boat-one above the other-and as we
proceeded on our way the Engineer was frequently
irving them. to ascertain the quantity OF water
m the Boiler. At length the Valves opened, and
from thence proceeded shFIlI whistllng noi>e' &c
signed by the inventor TO notify the Engineer that
the water was becoming low IN the Boiler Inc
EpCineer once more tired the cocks and touna
all OF them would discharge water; ana as ne
DELAYED to furnish the Boiler with water. the
noise from the valves increased louder and louder.
Atlenr,h the Engineer injected oilinto the Boiler
IN order 10 bring down the water to SOLID ana
on dong 80. the water was found entirely below
the upper cocks ana quite down to the lower
This satisfied US at once Of the insecurity OF rest
inr alone upon trial cocks. and OF the lncalcuia
bIc importance OF Raub's Salety-ValvcS to
sound the alarm, that the Engineer may supply
the Boiler with water. and thus prevent an e1-
DIoson or collapse. Ii seems evident from tins
trial. that the foam OF the boiling wafer may, at
times. lodge itself IN the cocks, and thus small
Quantity become Sod-sutticcnt to deceive the
Engineer as to the quantity OF water on opening
the cock; for at first turn it will discharge SOLID
water
This has been the prevailing cause OF 50 many
fatal disasters on board OF steamboats, by bursting
rrr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

- SORE THO Ar Coughs Consumption pains in vari-
eus parts Of the body and other unpleasant symptoms arr
Lts usual ELECTS o! caichins cold.
"rg1ts Indian Vegetable Pills certain Tor all
diS9risr Of the throat because they carry off by the stomach
and bowels thoS- 5spnou, hum0f which Consequence of
c2sincad rrNf'rstti thrown nwardy and the cau,.
If The above dangerous complaints
rom three aid Indian vegetable P taken every
ilsf on s2as 70 bed, Will hor time make perfect cure
Il M mos, obstinate attack Of throat; the time
lie Digestion VIII BE- improved. ans! t- blood completely
gurhed that n=w life and yis0r vii bz the who'll
franz.
0fers devoted exclusively 70 the sale Of he medicine
wholesale and fs,iil, NJ 23 Greenwich N=s York
W l98 T.emOEt Boston: and No l6j Pace 81 Pha-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

Bcsuul clear conpe1i0ns may BE- had by all since the
Ii2o Of tn truly wonderful Italian Chemical Soap
ms an niaibe cdrs FOR all erugons and Tor CLEARING dark
lhegm. sold bE T. JONES, SIN OF The American Eazr
e halarn-st y \ 100 Eniton-sr- BROOKLYN. Agents
- sti--st. Albany; 2DT kuzsI Charleston : & STATE
=. B...4a Z!.1-r. % hl-l a.d nnrL....- PHI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

The Wings would probably have carried every
town where there is no choice but for the LIB
crty nominations The Locos may thank Aho
htionStS not only for three Congrcssmen, but for
their majority in the Legislature.
LIitchtield ENQUIRER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

\ Most DARING RounEKr.--tsrurHfg-f 're
Thousand Dollars .Stoien.--Onc of the most
daring rubbefies OF which we have ever heard,
occurred in the city of Columbus, Georgia, on
the Nth instant. On the evening Of that day,
ust rs the officers of the Western Insurance and
Trust Company of that CITY were about closing
the vaults and Bank for the night, three or more
persons entered the banking -housc IN disguise
secured the officers in such manner as to rem
der them unable 70 eve an alarm, and then pro-
cccdcd to rob the vaults. This they did, and
then escaped As near AZ can be ascertaIned
the following amounts were taken SO, 600 IN
American and Georgia god Sl2,5o0 IN notes
of Augusta Insurance and Banking Company,
Brunswick Bank, Mechanics Bank OF Augusta,
and Bank of Charcston $1,000 in Central
Bank notes ; l,l15 III Columbus Bank notes
and other claims on said Bank; q package of
memoranda Of monies in the hands of agents Of
the Bank, amounting to s., 100; various packages
of special dcposites, composed of 5000 in notes
OF the Bank Of Charleston, $1,000 IN notes of the
Bank of Daricn, Georgia, and $4,000 or $4,000
in various other Bank notes. A reward OF $4,000
is offered for the recovery OF the money! or pro-
portionac sum for any amount recovered or for
any information which may lead TO the recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

l3 Mr.. WEBSTER is sad By Baltimore paper
to be candidate for the next Presidency The
authority IS thus referred 10
Recurring to what we have heretofore said
we repeat that Mr.. Webster has expressed a de
termination 10 be candidate al the next election,
ana, that he has communicated his intention TO a
leat.ng politician of Pennsylvania The contents
Of be letter written have been communicated to
Us saith a view TO publication; but we have pre-
erred to confine ourselves to the annunclatIon Of
The fact that Mr. Webster VIII be a candidate"
IuE SANDWICH lsIANDS.-A gentleman IN this
city has received a letter from correspondent IN
London. stating that notwithstanding the oppo-
sition Of the British Consul at the Sandwich Isl
;ntS. the Government OF Great Britain are about
to acknowledge the independence OF Hawan.
There IS also rood reason 10 believe that the same
course VIII be adopted BIZ the French Govern
nlcnt. Boston Nero. jour
u We have been shown bill Of two dollars
of the Eagle Bank, Boston, altered 10 one mn
drcd dollars. Pretty extensive business that
We want the association for the detection OF
counterteiters revived Boston Alias
u Counterfeit Mexican dollars are IN clrcu-
lation IN this city. Boston Transcript
INTERESTING DIScoyERY.-The wreck of the
Enc, the steamboat burnt u year and a half ago,
on Lake Ere, has been found. The discovery
was made by means of compass, invented by
Cap.. Chaplin, of New York, constructed 80 that
the needle VIII indicate when 4 large body OF IRON
or other metallic substance IS IN the vicinity and
rs direction from the compass. The party went
out on the ice following the Signs OF the needle.
ana after several weeks search, succeeded in find
ing the wreck not far from Silver Creek. In .
notice TO wrecAers and wreckmasters Ma. Nc
Clure states he has taken possession Of the wreck
for himself and the owners of the Ere under
contract with SAID owners, by placing buoys
upon il.
CO The Spring Hat Tor Children, which has Just beea
brought BY LEAas Co Broadway by IA; The mos;
graceful article Of the kind l, certainly
yesy beautiful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22
GEORGE NASH, Chief Engineer
nt III SIeanhnat Cartis Peck.
W.ILLIAM McGALPlN. As.Is,an: Eaglneer.

WILLIAM NCITAII n, -NssIsVllI T'''.' IlI'''
P. :. When this trial was made the water was
very high and muddy int the Hudson, which caused
the water to foam very much in the Boiler
Changing from salt to fresh and from fresh TO sal,
water causes the foam 50 frequently 10 take place
in the Boilers, which the best Engineers cannot
always detect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

TO Printers. Publishers. Gc.-A Printer
having discontinued tte publication Of weekly paper ses
70 retain his material, b making the of OF furnishing
composition ~ te extent of from 2OG09 70 $500 en-, pr
w-rk To CASH customer this viii prove rare opportn-
atty and worthy OF Immediate attention. address FRANK
LILY. . Uppx. Pos, O&cs. (a) az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

Here is positive demonstration. 1t tme
when almost every vote was called out, New
Hampshire and Michigan cast more than one
vote for every .tre inhabitants, while our City cast
less than one vote for every screen inhabitants: IN
other words, the vote OF those States was nifty per
cent. higher, compared with its population than
that of this City, Nearly every body voted who
had right to vote; but the proportion OF legal
voters in this city is less than IN those States ioE
reasons above given.
But the recent vote OF this City is considerably
higher than tina, OF lS4o, although thousands who
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

dne need 81 hair Sc c-ns-thls may D. had be all
I'D OF young q ~ US Of bottle Of JONES' Coal Ha
RESTORATIVE : has tiled this and lad It's Qualities ar r.
ally these vii force the hs grow on the fac- bod,
q part wh-Fe nt.gt-i haiF grow stop !, fail
iHs en- sc:t t4atru and make HIGHT I'D or rrr hs
gro" Hatura da fEo m root; for dc-ssiac The hair moth
Tag car exceed this; make. The deiicioasly soft and
sky JuSt e u Selling shilling bottles " II, p-oye
THIS h1eug- L sold byJoaes sisu of Ii. sriran
eagle s. Chatham y. !. or 80 uIroa s. B.ookIyc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22
Pos,-Omce Wisdom.

Last winter the Post-Office Department did rs
utmost to stop the circulation Of al Periodicals,
Pamphlets, &c. otherwise than through the Mails
its bill interdictng by heavy penalties even the
transportation of a box OF one Of the Magazines
from Philadelphia or New York to It's publishers
IN Baltimore or Boston. The aYowed OBJECT Of
this project was 10 DIVE more matter INTO the
Mails. and thus increasc the Post Office Revenue.
Practically however, ten sheets would have been
driven out Of existence where one was driven INTO
the Mails.
We have now new manifestation of the same
craft on different tack. The Post Office De
partncnt is attempting to suppress the circulation
through the Mails OF the cheap works OF the day
By charging them with cxorbltant Postage For
example, Of our series Of Useful Works for the
People which We shall issue monthly, No. !.
.Farnllan's Travels in Oregon, which VIC sell Tor
% cents copy at retail, IS charged by decIslon
of the Department forty-tlco cents copy tor
transporting it 20 the interior OF this state, or
more than twice as much As ask at wholesale
for finding paper, SC, printing and binding 1t,
including the authors copyright OF course, at
tins rate nobody VIII receive IL through t' -""S'
and the public is compelled to Obtain 1t IN the way
the Department wished law passed to forbid IT'S
carnage or not read at all. The public is first
commanded to Obtain such works only by Mai,
and then forbidden 50 to obtain them except at a
ruinous price! Surely, the managers OF the fos''
Office love darkness rather than light, because
--bu, no matter for the reason.
.Farnham's Travels is not heavier than two
copies of many newspapers, winch the once
distributes for two cents 1t is printed OH 'lree
sheets, and, even at pamphlet postage should Dc
charged only y cents postage. But MIR. .ohn y
BRYAN, Second Assistant Postmaster General
says IL, and so we suppose no more copies can
70 by Mail, except to those who may receive them
free. What is the Departments profit on tins
operation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

PIRACY on rns SAVANNAH RwER.-Wc learn
from slip from the Savannah Republican, that
moro aggressions upon British vessels nave lately
been committed on that river: The British ship
Perthshirc was attacked on The 18th INST, her
mate, carpenter and steward tied TO ringbolts,
and her men got INTO 4 boat to leave the vessel,
when assistance approaching from neighborng
rates SWAIN ashore ana the sailors regained the
ship. Another attack was made the same even
ing, bat the ship was too well defended Some
demonstrations were made against the ship New
Zealand, but they being well prepared for defence
were abandoned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

LEGISLATURE OF CoNNEcTcUT.-In the Senate
the Wings have 10 and the Wings ). In the
House the Iocos have 1913 and the Wings 1t,
follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

StNrss ARILi,.-t ncasyilIr Conn March 1872.
Nrs.f.. il b. Sands y Co.t'eItlsineu; Permit add
mother 10 The mlH tmgulal, l1ypr your Sr>paa
'ya ahour years r.1 SICK Uf many months w bill
fever durtn which took great deal Of powerful nedi
cine. Tins rit wilma anrne9, add pam nay Joints
which very distressing, ~ h- tim. ifnubl-d
win swelling Of ankles attended itl much infllfn
render Impossible bar the least clothing
upon them lhvy would frequently ucsrt'r, and discharge
ef long w,en thy wonld heal and be- Immediately
followed by violent fever; haze also been troubled
na- with I.t M IId winch entierly cured
and ether d. trrs0-s relieved. LUCY DIt.ABT.
W. acquainted With Mis- paby, and consider her state
mont rutit!r % th- fullest confidence.
Wi. II. RICHARDS Minister of The Gospel.
AMOS COBB
paI"rs
Prepared and sold whocyle and retail and for rrortaton
BY y. b. SANDS Co. Druggists and Chemists, Granite
Buildings 273 Broadway, cDrnerof ChtInl.rS-strrt New
York Sold als1 h. \. g. x D. Sand. - and 100 Fulton
Si D. Sands CO.. II East Bsoadway of Market
sto~; aud b. Druggists generally throughout the United
States Price 81 botsiy borle. for S. Original docu
= b., S-.la oar .tGf..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

IL JAMES r. WHITING, Esq. has resigned the
Office of District Attorney for this City and County,
which he has filled with so much ability and honor
for the past two or three years, He Is forced to
take this step in consequence OF ms health wiiich
has been seriously impaired by the arduous INDUS
try vi,h which he has discharged the duties OF the
office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

u Charles, Compt de AIsles, who had 1000
men under his command IN the army Of Nepo
leon, and who was at one time co1amander-in.
chef OF the garrison Of the city Of Rome, Is now
IN Nashville, Tenn, teaching school
Boston Transcrint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

\ REwAEp-The Governor of Delaware has
offered reward OF $500 for the arrest OF Owen
O'Dav, VINO recently murdered Jacob Cannon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

Court Calcndnr-Tns DN
s,r,n,ov Corer.-Nos 81 So, "a, 80, 50, o. 81. 81,
S, 50 %.
COMMON FLsA,-AlonIay.-No a. 81, TO- 90 So, 81,
-, 81, 10, g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

u The greenhouse Of NJ. W. F. Mason IN
East Boston was destroyed by fire on the 18th
ult Loss $4,000 including $1,000 IN grapes
alone
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

\ few copies Of tn illustrated London Ssws and
also Ct Punch the London Chan'a.i received pr The
Britannia, stiIl Tor sale :: this Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

a. THE WIVES OF ENGLAND, by Mrs, ELLIS,
has just been published by Appleton 4 Co, for
one shilling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

MuRpEs-The Raleigh Register states tha,
NJ. William Foster, of Louisburg, was barba-
rously murdered on the 9TH INST. IN Georgia, by
ms own negroes. while on Their way to Alabama
Mr.. f. has left an interesting family to deplore
his premature death