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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
Relief of The States.

The arca, plan of relief to the States is
thus spoken of in the Cincinnati Gazette OF
the 20ili inst.
w. Cosr JnnNsoN. Public attention ls
becoming more md more engroSSrd with The
plan of relief proposed by this grnllcman.-
We shall cndCavnr 10 give hls iciicrs or parts
~ them IN n few days, so that our readers
may understand il. This is no time for shut.
hmg with regard 10 the great interests Of the
country. They are in peril. Il IL in vain.
therefore, io look for relief. To hope for wei
settled policy 10 expect to save any thing
from ihc common wreck. unlpss we lacc ilis
wrll. understand the causes wh'ch Produced
u. ard like courageous and sensible men
m"ct II ~ y courageous and sensible way
We mnst Tor tbs purpose, forget our party
dispnics, and ar', with an honest rndcavnr. IT,
ave The country and ourselves irom wider
di-ir'ss, and deeper Disgrace, or rsr n worse
iItc than has brldllcn Illinois may DC ours.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09

DISTRESSING AccIpESr.--ln the severe
> ruth cast storm on Tuesday Of last week,
the sloop Lord Nelson, OF this port, Capt.
loses Barlow, lett Portsmouth, at the north
end Of thus Island, for Providence, deeply
laden with coal from the mines, and It is sup
posed sunk with oil on board, no, far from
Con'mlcui Point, as the mast of the vessel
was discovered about two miles below the
Pom, on "Wednesday morning. The crew
besides the captain, consisted of Mr.. Crom
well Barlow,( sou Of the captain, both Of WHOM,
had families and two or three lash laborcrr
who wcnl on board 10 work their passage to
Providence. The families Of The deceased
We understand arc IN quite destitute cIrcum.
sisoccs.-Wr hope something vii be d,n"
ioI then iclpl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
III e II A Id OF THE I'll IME ES.

MAss.cnUsETTs.--A proposition has been
made IN the Legislature of Massachusetts Ia
reduce the poll tax. Ifadopicd, il will reduce
The revenue to a third Of It's pfcscnl nrnnnnt.
The bill TO repeal the law prohibiting inter
marriage between tho white nnd colored IA
ces, passed The House Of Representatives by
vote OF leg TO llG lmporiant alterations
IN the insovenl laws are under discussion IN
The Legislature. II has been proposed to
ADJOURN AS early as the 25,b inst. but there
is very li''lo probability that it will be adopt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09

INSANE IlospIrAL.-We are very glad to
observe in the proceedings Of the Legislature,
that Committee has been appointed, consist.
ing Of Gov. Fenner, T.. w. Lawton of the
Senate, Stephen Branch and L. Carrington,
at the House, to inquire into the terms Of the
B, quest Of the Hon. N,cholas Brown, Of
Providence, for the erection of an Insane
Hospital.
The necessity for a lospital in this State
for insane persons, is very apparent 10 all
who have paid any attention to the subject
AT present, persons Of this description, for
thc most part, from necessity, and very i'm
properly, are made inmates of our hsy ylumS
Tor the Poor. II is indeed great misfortune
10 be poor, and dependent upon public munlfi
cence, though it is n vlcissi,udc to which all
arc liable; but it is a greater ml,torinne still
~ bc deprived Of our reason. In an Asylum
for the Poo,, there are frequently many aged
aud ,nGrm persons, who require rcpose and
Constant care and attention, aud the Society
Of the insane is by no means cOngcnal with
their feelings or conducive to their comfort,
nor is 1t possible IN hospital Of tins kind,
lor the Insane To have that peculiar mode OF
treatment, so essential, often, even to pnr-
liaI restoration Of mind or health.-Thc two
ella sses, therefore, ought never TO be assocla-
Acd together in one establishment. We ear
ncstly loOk for a favorable report from the
Cxcelcnt Committee appointed upon this inn
rpo,ant subject, and hope the Institution so
nUch desired will be speedily established.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09

WnA.rM,N'9 SmIPpING LIsr.-Mr. II.
Lindsey, o! New Bedford, proposes issuing n
Shipping List, weekly, in royal octave form,
containing the names of all the vessels en-
ployed in the Whale Fishery belonging to
tcrs names, tonnage, the date, place and
quantity Of oil when last reported, the state
of the oil and bone markets, together with
such other information as will be useful TO
those engaged in the business. Price one
dollar per annum. A subscription list NAV
be found at this office, whore those who wish
to subscribe, can enter their names. We
think the work will be worth the cost To oil
interested III the Whale Fishery.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
The Fraudulent Votes.

The Providence Daily Journal Of TUESDAY,
publishes a list of the irauduinnt vo,cs given
for the "Pooplc's Constitution" in this town.
y'he gentlemen who prepared and furnished
it for publication, have not entirely conplet.
ed the list, as the Jp"rnal says atoaI so more
will probably be added. Much curios,y has
been awakened here as well as elsewhere,
TO exaunc the list of the fraudulent votes
given in his place, especially, by the suffrage
party, and it has been very lrk'ome task to
dissec, the list furnished by the Secretary Of
VIC Suffrage Convention, in order to show
the various kinds of frauds which were perpc
sra,cd by the leaders of the party here
The ycu,lemen who prepared the list, we are
assured took great pains to procure informa-
tion upon which they could rely, in reference
40 the frauds which were pracliced here, and
in presenting it to the public, they inyl's tie
strictrst scrutiny as TO its correctness. We
shall publish the list in our next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09

AT the Newport Asylum Oh the 2d inst. So.
rah Albro, aged about ~ years
On the 9th instant, Mrs Deborah Il. Tay ylor,
aged 60 years, daughter of the late Robert
Taylor, Esq. of this Town
la Bristol, on the 2lst ult, Mr.. George Bar
kcr, aged 6t years.
In Providence, on the 3iSt ult, Mrs Sarah
Nightingale, supposed To- be about 100 years of
age, very respectable woman of color. On
III. 2,l inst, Miss Caroline, daughter of H. II
Treat Esq OF Buffalo, Nrw York, aged 81
wear, Il, did. onI, daughter Of James A aud
Mary 4. Smith, ia the s,h year of her age :--
Mrs Francis Capps aged - ycar~--3d, John
Henry, son Of Samuel W. Wheeler, ia the
lblh year OF his ugc.
In Trenton, \. V, or the ODD ulr, nj tho
residence "f the Rev. isaac - roircc, Mr,
Elizabeth Learned, widow of The late NJ
Asa Learned, OF Providence, aud daughter ut
he 'n,c lir. George Clark, oi this towu, aged
% wears.
Under the most severe sull.rn.s from long
and inrurablr maladv, she maintained great
cquanimliy and calmnrss of mud to- the ln,t
hours of her life. Confidence ~ the rrclitudc
and mercy ofGod was ever active ~ her soul ,
and her resignation 10 his holy aud uurrrlus
viii seemed tn her friend. To- bc cnlrrc
Day after dav, fir months, she awaited The
'IP'""hrN 'i n'hlh, = N'HN'h uh''I'N iIl IL bN
nope yet, her strong iarth ~ The So,orcigui,
and love at God, aud the redemption there J.,
~ CHRIST jesus, wa,,r'd not, bat u.s. IAN anchor
both sure and strad!.si sustained her soul n
the quiciud, ui that exceeding I,ncc ui her
Father ~ Heaven, ot y hiph nu cUliniiy, sui
i"rIng, nor souow can drpuvc lis good chll.
lfcn and, while hcr hicnd~ and relative,
doplorr her luss to ihsriscl,os, The serene light
Of hor Christian rNtmplc sheds q h,lliut con.
collation. Ou ihsir h,aIts- Pt0t. J,uaai
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09

The Navy, at the present moment, con
ssis of 2}I vessels Of oil sorts, mounting in
the whole > 800 guns. which is about G7O
guns less Than last New Years day, and
consequently we have about 900 scsm"n
fewer IN employ. 1t appears we have IL
sea going lne-o-batlle ships, being seven
less than last year; 32 :rigates, five less thar.
las, year 30 sloops, one less 81 smaller
vessels. nineteen less than last year 81
sieaWers. four additional II surveying vcs-
srls ~ lroop'shps: and 10 RECEIVING ships
Our force at home comprises 60l guns; pats
e,s, AZ; Mediterranean, I,O35; Brazils. 4O3
Ems, Indies, $50; North America and West
Indies, 476; Cape and Coast "f Africa, 800
surveying, %; troop ships, ST.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09

aNpIASA.-Edward \. IIannegsn, loco, has
been appointed 4. S. Senator to succeed
Oliver II Saith, whig, whose term expires
on the a,h Of March next He was elected
by one majority on the Gil, ballot The Wing
Sepatqr from Switzerland County, Daniel
kcIso, representing a constituency of 20O
Wing majprty, voted for flanagan every
,,ilpc, aud OIL the 9th ballot, his vote elected
hm. Other Wing counties in the State,
were pIso os audaciously msrcprcsented.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNpAy Feb. &

BRIGHTON MARKET-NloNpAy, Feb. &.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser & Patriot.
At Market $50 BecI Cattle, 100 Sheep, aud
20 Swine.
PRicEs Beef Cattle-An advance was ai-
focrrd, and we quote to correspond, viz. FIRST
quality, 81 30 a -; second quality, a. u
1 %, third quality, 50 80 a375. About six
Cattle wero sold for something more than our
highest Guoialions-probahly sold for about So.
Shecp-kaariy al, at Market were stalI.i.d
Wcalhers, aud were sold from 80 20 to 73.
Swine--No sale
Our quotations las, week were probably moi
so high as they should have been. a large
number however of the best Caltlc were pur-
chased on Saturday previous before they arrived
at Brighton, at prices higher than sales Of II
like quality on Monday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
NOTICE..

fE'llE subscriber having hrcn appointed b,
the Hon. Court oi Probate ol Ncwpurt
administrator ou the estate at Susan Chalo
urr, late at Newport, coIorrd woman. dee.
aud gwen bond~ n lli" law directs. request,
olI persons having claims against SAID rslat,
Ia present them iur s'ttlcmru', and those m
dGbtcd to make immediate ua,mrui ~
FRANN CllAlONEii, .him'r.
Ncwpon, Fob. ., ielJ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09

.Grahnm's Magazine for February, double
,puluber, contains choice articles oil prose and
pqctry from IIuiiinan, Tuckerman, Story,
Herbert, Dana, Park Benjamin, Mrs. Osgood
Peterson, Walter Cotton, Cooper, Longtel.
low, Lowell, Mancur, Stansbury, Chec,er
Bprlclsh, Dr. Coa,es, N. 7. Willis and II
II. Weld-pn unusual variety. The cngrov-
ings are all of unconmun merit. For sale
nj Fry's Literary Emporium.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09

FRENcH STEAMERs.-Thc line of French
mail paehcis To cross the Atlantic will, II Is
expected commence running next June. The
packets will be fourteen in nminb"r; and
they are built 4" carry forty guns each. Tn"
French port selected for the packet station Is
Chcrbourg. -Four of the steamers will, it's
said, run from New York. and The rest viii
convey mai!s and passengers To aud from
France and The West Indies, Brazils, aud
the Gulf OF Mexico.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09

Tho Army and Navy Chronicle announces
no doubt upon authentic nl,rmntlon the ap.
poinimcnt of Commodore A. J. Dallas 'o the
command Of The Pacific Squadron ot Cap.
T.. \. Parkrr to the Command Of ihr Ers, ln-
dia Squadron of Commander H. VI. Cooke
lo The command oi the ship ~. Louls aud oi
Lieut.. 4. H. Downcs w The comunnd OF lhc
schooner Grampus .IuiioEh hi,K
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09

IN this town, on Thursday evening last, by
lhe Rev Mr.. Tha,cr, Mr. John l.. Rcm"nd,
OF Salem, Ms 10 Miss Ruth u. Rice, daughter
of Mr. Isna" Rice, ofihis place.
In EllIsburge, \ Y. on The 2Gth ult. ID. ID.
Otis, Esq to Miss snrah f., dauglicc ofCapi.
Nathaniel Wardwell, formerly nf Bristol.
la Richmond co, Ga, recently, Toy. Sos
ELSINs, formerly OF North Carolina, aged GI ,
to Miss Rachel DAVIS, aged II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09

The Cour, of Inquiry IN the case OF The
Somers Mulluy, have published their dccis-
ION, which is very full aud emphatic in vndi-
cation OF the conduct of Commander Mac
Krnz,c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
Etc III q .

proposition Is before the Legislature Of Mary.
land, To TAX all unmarried thriy-nve years
age Another measure proposes To compel every un.
married man who has the means To support wife, io
pay annually Ghy dollars for revenue purposes.
A gentleman in buckingham county, W., has n wife
whose weigh, is three hundred aud seventy siN p"uns
One of the tIe responsibilities ased ls months weighs
95 pounds.
The Northampton coariar says that NJ. Oliver wnr-
Ter, OF Iladlcy, harvested the past season from eighteen
acres part meadow land twenty one hundred aud sixty
one bushels oi corn.
TnE WILL ~ GiRARp.-The case Of Vidal nni the
heirs at nw Of stephen Grnr, against The MAY or, &c
OF Philadelphia, involving the question "fthc validity ol
Cirard's will, commenced in the Supreme Court at
Washington on Monday ofla,t week.
The present is said to be the hardest winter ever oy
perienccd in Florida.
The Indiana Wing Suite Convention, which assembled
on the 18th inst al indianapolis, nominated Samuel Big
ger inr Governor nnd John u. Bradley for Lieutenant
Governor. ihe Convention declared itself strongly in
favor OF Henry Clay the first choice Of the people o
that State for the Presidency.
A man named Henry German. resident Of Chester
coauty, Pa. died last week Of the "Gandrrs" lie
wa, bleeding horse afflicted with that disease, when
the poisonous virus entered hi, system through small
wound in his hand. lie suffered very much.
Gen. Cnss was nominated for the Presidency nj n
public meeting oi h, hients, held in Cincinnati the
2lst inst The meeting il Is snid was not lnrge.
CosT OF MARINE CAMEL.-The Nantucket NaTine
Camel Company has expended the sum oi 37,2l9
snnder cannot make the subject of il either better
worse IL may represent us in plse lgLj, or place
likeness of in bad one, but the not
the sauerer, Tor cnunny alwa, makes the calpn-
nator worse, but the calunlniR ed-neycr.
g. The swcdrnborsisns are about building n
church in Boston, to cost t35, 600.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09

TUESDAY, Jsp. 81.
schr Maize, PiIIsbury, fin Thomasiop fo
New York.
THURSDAY, Feb. ..
Sch'r Thomas Frnner, Nickrr,un, from
Providence, for Philadelphia; Rosallhe, Baker
Wexford for Noriolk
sloop Rienzi, Durlte, from New Yo,a G"l
Prov.
FRIDAY, Fcb. 3.
Bark Wcybossqt Collins, Prov. for n. Or.
leans.
Brig Splendid, Chambers, from Ninso,
(Coasi of Airica,) for Pro'idrnce
S"h'r Cundace, Brown, Fall River for Baii.
utr1.
suApAY Feb. s.
Pilot-boa,s Hornet aud Superior, of Tisbury
MONDAY, Feb. 6.
sch'r Kanhawa, Howard, I'm Norfolk fo,
Prov.
sloop Muses. Eddy, BIivcn, from Prov for
y. York.
TuEsD Y, Feb. 7.
Sch. Hope and Susan, Kanhnws, Soop.
Hope, Of Bristol, Moses Eddy, of Prov
DIs,srEn.-Sch'r Delight ia Peace, (ol
Taunton,) Gardiner, left New Badiord on Sun.
day morning about o'cIock, for Taunton, IN
ballast, aud when "ti' Scconnni Point split fpre-
sail aud ib, when Capt. q. ran her towards lh,
Town Beach aud let 20 anchor she parted hel
cable, ana be lIcu ranhe I,roush iIr brcaker,
nearly high and dry on the B,nch, when The
Capt aud one man, (cOmpOsIn. the whole
crew. left her and arrived here ia the afl,I.
noon. Sho is an old vessel, aud was owned
by MIR. Brni L. Williams, Of Taunton, where
she was bound To undergo repairs. Capt. &
thinks she Is not worth getting oil, and that hc
shall strip her aud coll her hull as she lies on
Al, I,.,I
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
Just Received,
VAN other Goods,

A fine assortment Of Lisle Thread Edginrs
French Crimpcd DIml.y,
French Crmpcd Dnnlry Collars,
Linen Sheelings and Damaks.
ALSo-A few dozen more Nett Night Caps.
From the exceeding low prices we are en-
abled to sell The above goods, we feel conf
dent Of a continuation OF the pgblic patron
age. we have $" literally received.
Newport, Feb. q. lSl3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09

Rev. J. d. DOds, IL lccturng in Boston I"
crowded houses an Animal Magnetism. ll's
experiments haze convinced the most i'll
crcduous.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09

Mcssrs. Mcintyre s. Colby, have since their
visit here, a'tonishcd the good people oi
Warren with their experiments.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
A.,i igslCc's Notice.

A.,sgnCc's Notice.
4 hereby authorize II. ~ a. parmcn.cr to
u collect any and all debts due the Eslatc of
&. thamberln and ChamberlIn " TurnDull,
is lave disposed of the debt. to tIem aud
their receipt shall bo a inIi d!:cha,.o.
LLIPHALtr BAKER, .IsSigHcc.
Cf CaambcriiH y. TarH6M.
All persons indebted 10 the above estate are
respectfully requested to call and settle the
same, AT No. lIo, Thamcs-stcct.
Newport, Feb. lSt, lci3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
UAgGlA.a1sY.s Be GOULD,

A NNouNcrs 10 tue public that SD" ba- ,o-
"a Gently commenced school for insIrurtina
pupils in 'hc following branches, viz Read
ing, WIRING, Arithmetic, Geography, Engilsh
Grammar, History, &c. Plain nccdluwork a.
Embroid"ry, particularly attended To. Appli.
cation for admission may bo made 10 Miss
Gould, NJ the residence of Anthony V. Tayl"r
on ii'gh-slrceI, where tho school will Le
taught.
RrrrRENcr Rev. Thonas Lcuver, Mrs.
&. T.. Donnis, L. J. Taylor.
Newport, Jau. -, ISI3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
Traders Bank.

Nk"roRT Drcrmbcr Is, 1912.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that, unless the
debts, with interest aud expenses, Sc
cured by Ten Shares ia the CAPITAL Stock or
thus Institution, standing in the name of
William Wcedcn. are previously paid shall
cause the sand shares to be sold NJ Public
Auction t" the highest bidder, on Saturday,
the lS'h day of February next, at u O'Clock,
a. NJ, III front ot the Banking House. Per
order of the President aud Directors,
Benz. MpMFORD, Cashier.
Sids.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
CHEAP CASH STORE.
ii. 81 A. PARMENTER,
No. I19, THAMES STREET,

A RE now selling The Stock of Dry Goods
"A that recently belonged to &. Chamber
In, at greatly reduced prices. Among th,
articles may be enumerated Eoan, Alpaca.
Indiana and Saxony Cloths, Mcr,noes, Ais.
scenes, Mouslne de LANES, Shawls, Fiauncis.
Ribbons, French aud American Prints, Cot
tons, &c. &c. &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
~ NOTICE. .DH
NO1iCc.

'E'IIE subscriber, in compliance with the
Charter of the Coddlngton Manufacture
ng Company, hereby gives notice, that he
so'l and transferred hs stock aud interest 10
suid Company, on Tie 10Th of March last.
Tl!OS LAWTON.
Newport, Fob.9 1873.
Court of Probate, .Ne,rport, Eb q. 1913.
VNllE first and final accoun, ON the es,at,
= of Mary Dayton, late Of Newport, WI
dow, dec, was presented for allowance.
II is ordered, that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Courl
ol Probate, to be holden at the Town Hail
III Newport, on the first Monday in March
next, al 9 o'clock n. m. aud that previous no
lice be given by publishing n copy of tins or.
der three several times IN the HraM aCM,
Times. for all persons interested to appear at
said time aud place aud be heard.
a true copy--wltncss
| 70 B. Il. llOwLANp, Pro. Cl'k.
! Court Of Probaie, .Ntwport, FEB. ., 1872.
TNiIE Executors account on the estate OF
Thomas &. Pnmar, late Of Newport.
was presented for aIowance.
! Ii Is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred To a
Court of Probate, to be l,olhcn at the Town
| Hall in Newport ,on tic tirst Monday IN Marcel
next, II, 9 O'Clock, \. NJ. and that prcvlou,
notice be given by Publishing o copy Of tins
order, three several times III the Hrrdh ot
He lEmcS, for AL PERSONS Interested to ap.
pear at SAID time aud place and be heard.
a true copy witness:
FD b. Il. liowLANp, Pro. CIR.
Court Of Probate. .N;~port FL G, ls!3
a instrument IN writing with codicl
Il thereto, purpnulng To be the last WI
and Testament oi Henry G.. Place, late o.
Newport. dec, was presented for pIobale am
LcilCts Tcstamrntnry thereon.
II is ordered. that The same be received aua
The consideration thereof referred to . Cour
II Probate. To be- holden at the Town Hall m
Newport uu the hr>i Monday IN March
neNtat q o'ciock am and that previous notice
be gwen, by publishing a copy Of this order
three several times ~ the UtraH of III,
Times, Tor all persons interested 10 appear at
said tune and place and be heard.
\ true copy WllnCss:
fo H. u. ilowLANp, Pro. Cl'k.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
1IClte

GEMAINING IN TuE rosT oFFiCr, EEWPoRr
X. /, FlY. lst, lci3.
~ .ArCnis'd i0t,rs 1rc pi0cgj ina sepa, a.,
Lo4. PcrSoas aPpigiPg for hem ~W picaSc toj,
jOr "ADN ERrIsED LETTERS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
SHIP Is is NEWS.
PORT OF NE WP0RT.
A It RIVED.

TUESDAY, Jsp. 81.
sch'r Maize, PiIlsbury, fin Thomaslop for
New York.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

ing from the Abingdon VHgihlan:
~ notorious scoundfeI, by the nan1e Of
Songs, who has been gastty Of almost
evsry species ofe1lme, "as shot last week,
near the Stone Gap, Lee county, Virginia.
The circumstances attending this affair
are these . A company III gentlemen were
conpregxted IN The Three kefk~ ne'gaoof
haod-=a few OF them were engaged apart
s.ten,ng TO .ne Of The number reading a
ne newspaper. IL the paper vas an advertise
ment, offering a rrwars for she appfef.en-
lion Of Geiags. Whilst the advertisement
was beng cad, Gotnas passed by. One ID
the eagrpanY feeagutzed t.fHl-havtHe
sgen hrrY btffore-and acc ossed him by
nse,e. Gofugs denttd his name, bat, the
gentlemen BEING saiisfand that he was fhe
Individual set forth III the advertise menf
nafsued hiln-one Of tht m having a guF,
After beng oyertaken he was ordered Il
xurrander, which he refused 10 do--at la,
same time drawing a pistol and ihFeatsr
ing 10 shoot the fir-t that shes,ld aftetnp
r 10 arrest h1n,, none Of the company wish
ING so takr hrs life, thy let him pass with
oat m0testaticn A sef.ttn0 Company 500
.tarred ln pursuit. When o~sestake1Jtniak
ing there would BE- more safety IN sight
. ftsn resasta nee, he Eaek to the weeds, Ieav
,ns hi. horse. The sams evening Gong
employed a boy to 20 fer bis horse, pfon
2 i-,ng hsaa o. for his tr. able. The boy aus
+ ceedrd II finding his horse. and IN th
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