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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05

which a public tsnict 10 tho htcign owre,
takes tIaec. Under this Rttanpcmru,. A. =
means of purchasing and conveying away The
neg roes ste securely landed on the tuau
The slave vessels OF Brazil proceed 10 il,,
place where the living catrocs arc wsitin,
heir arrival On bartcuon.) and within lew
hours are loaded aud dispatched on then 10.
turn voyage.
"Arain. in dispatch dated Tic 3O,h Of Ma,
hsi .hayslaic. ~ sc onsul Ut iiN1kahas reported
,ha,s system WAS recently ,infroducod ,he,o
which greatly tacilNaics the importation If
slaves into thai province that last sailing A.
metican vessels arrive there from the United
States. and, after dischateins, are sold In
a company OF slave-dealers, the master on.
paned to- take the vessel TO the'coast of Attic,
under American colcrs and that cargo Of
tobacco or rum IL put on board. and sent d..
tee, to some well known depot On tho coast
where it is exchanged for slaves that tic
American master then gives mp the command
the slaves are put on board, brazilian colon,
hois,ed, and the vessel sails on her return
VOYAGE.
''lhe undersigned transmit, herewith to Mr.
| Everett, a copy of the despatch IN question.
! Mr.. Everett will observe tina, her Majesty,
/ Consul, in addition to the general inorma.
ton above -eciied. has reported an instance
| Of The course complained oi in The case Of the
American brig Yankee. And the undersirn.
ed regrets TO add that this is noilhe only in
stance Of the kind reported TO her Mcjes,y.
government, in which success has attended
similar operations.
1.-The undersigned has further the honor 10
transmit, herewith to Mr.. Everett, a copy ola
letter from Captain Wilson, of her Malesys
ship Cygne, dated the 81 OF June last, report.
ing his having visited the American sthoo
ncr Leda, w. Pearce, master. on the coast oC
Africa. In placing this paper in Mt,Eveu's
hands, the unersiened BEG to draw the par.
ticular attention Of Mr. Everett, to the OK.
preston of Lieut.. Wilson THAT the Loda
was probably interrupted in the &C, Of ship.
! pingslaves.""
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05

At Grafton, York CO., Va. on the Goth
ult, the Rev James b. l.. Williams Of tho
Methodist Episcopal, and the Rev. John
Curtis, Of the Baptist Reform Church, met
agreeably to previous appointment, for the
purpose Of discussing some doctrinal points
upon which they differed and the latter,
who opened the debate, had nearly finished
his opening speech, when he complained Of
being unwell. A physician beng present,
remedies were forthwith resor,ed to, but in
few moments be was corpse. To add
to the solcmnliy ofthe sctne his wife and
children were present
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05

A Boy STRANGLED.-A correspondent
of the Mobile Advertiser, under the date Of
the 3ih inst from Calorne, (Ala) gives
the details Of the death of IA lad NAMED H.
c. Steele, under the most melancholy cir.
cumstancts
He was in the daily habit of amusing
himself by swinging on a rope susp'nled
from the limb Of tree near the dwcl'ingof
his parents The day on which he came
to his final death being RAINY, he went to
an clubhouse by himself with the evident in'
,en,lon Of INDUCING in his favorite anus
mcn, Not having rope enough TO form loop
of suficien, size to admit his body he untwist-
ed the lower end tying knot in the same,
after fastening the other to a joint above. and
was probably attempting to balance him
self IN the opening through the strands Of
the line, when the Staging IAN old trunk
placed on cnd) he had erected TO get within
its reach gave way and left him suspended
by the neck, and thus strangled to death be-
fore assistance could ueach him or even be-
fore he was discovered. He was eleven
years and four months oil diva the Young
est child o. Stephen and Elizabeth Steele.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05
CAPTAIN KIDp's SuIp.--The Journal

CAPTAIN KIDD's SHIp.-The Journal
of Commerce contains "A long article upon
the operations which are under way upon
the vessel, in the Hudson River, supposed
to have been sunk there by Captain Kidd.
the famous pirate. Abon, fifty men are en-.
gagged in uildIng a Golfer dam around the
wreck Aflidavis have been published ,fou
which i, appears that some lime ago the
wreck was bored, and The auger brought up
against some hard substance, apparently me.
talic. After number Of experiments. por-
lions of this metal were brough, up and as
certained, upon assay, 10 be gold Gle ca.
rats fine.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05
The ELECTION AND THE TARIFF. A

The ELECTION AND THE TARIFF. A
letter from mercantile house in Charles
ton, written on the 18th inst, contains the
following paragraph
Tonight we have torch light celebra.
ton. We shall bury the Tariff, and raise
TO the breeze the banner of Free T:ade.
The South will soon be restored 10 her u
sual prosperity
This is beginning early. Bu, why
should not the South claim the fruits of her
victory over the middle and eastern States
She wns willing TO have the Locos of the
North for allies. but she will allow them
only meagre portion of the spoils.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05

SINGULAR CAUSE OF DEATB-An IN
teresling liule child, aged about seven years,
the son Of Samuel Buckley of Baltimore,
died on Sunday night, the oath ult, very
suddenly, from some cause which Could not
be accounted for by the physician in atlcn-
eance. After his death post mortcm ex-
animation was made, when it was discover
ed that needle had passed through his
side, and penetrated the heart, about one
third ofthe needle was found impacted into
the cartilage ofthe rib.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05

INDEPENDENCE. The Claremoai IN. H.
Eagle says a waverins Locoioco at the re-
cent contest in that town, who day or two
previous TO the election, declared "lha, he
could not reconcile il with bis conscience 10
vote for the mere apology fer statesman
brought forward by his party" was finally
whipped in and voted for the apology after
all. On heing questioned in relation TO it, he
replied Yes said no voted with the par
Senate y This reminds US of story of Judge
Collamer about the man who, to get lid Of
the opportunities of his wife TO take medi-
cine, finally yielded--"Well said he, I'll take
the pills, but they shan't operate no how"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05

IT, and .rec oiaiirns we're srar~siy osIdocttd With
- 1,i,t, ton sod iugn.ai. ihsn ars tho srcrt'on
=, iii. and putehssc ci stsek 10 n,iils Slcacy hadt
!, ~. e,p.e,p can show fsfc d,videns, M matter
-, made no matter What The construction OF ~
,.h,b,, of the banding cr machia''y ms, be- ,hel
,,s tAtciy. ncysr, etsoin"o ot cnqetFcd sVef-p'o
go. g,irs alone control the deei',an 81 the int
80, The ,c,un - neutrality-suspicious. do
TO. cauna, save Interests hus 1gHa'rd r"'n &c
.i,o. which must, soanef later, bear beHvh,
IN tbe oprraii,cs aud force them ehhef
-, ,dd 10 their airead, bardens9ine hours OF iab"t
a, ,ubn,u to large reduction o' wages, perhaps
h,,b i've wish 10 have wholesome aud pefma
n.r, Interests Of any Kind. I'VE must admit oi a
liu competition"
The "fair competition" here insisted W
on. IS of course, competition between
British and American Manuae,urers."-
Gov. Steel thinks that the former ought to
be admitted into the american market on
The same sas the ht,er--in other word:
,ha, our Government, should give no pref
erence or privileges 10 our own citizens
engaged in Manufactures, over those o
Foreign countries, who follow similar pur
suits This doctrine will be entirely salts
actory TO Somh Carolina at least. Gov. S
SAYS nothing abou, Texas. bu, j, is reason
able to presume tina, New Hampshire vii
swallow any scheme of annexation which
Mr. Polk shall propose or the party adopt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05
REApING MACuINE.-A letter +

REApING MACHINE letter from
Warsaw, Poland, states, tina, two engineers
of Ina, city had just invented rcapng ma.
chine, which was tried in the presence oflhe
Governor, and several engineers. The ma
chine works admirably, and in less than an
hour has cut down on acre Of oats, and
piled up the straw with as much regularity
as If it had been done by the hand Such a
machine, of the largest dimensions, would
cst about 500 forms of Poland or $500
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05

Hon JOSIAH Quincy, Jr, has been nomina-
ted as The Wing Candidat, for Mayor of The
City Of Boston, and has accepted the nomi-
nation.
], is reported that the Native American
party intend 10 have a distinct candidate OF
their own. We hope not. No better Amer.
lean Republican need be desired, or can be
found then Mr.. Quincy. Worcester Aegis.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05

rorrpyuenis that m $40 pfprcss of ppdoiinF.
ihey sfo readily vrirAricd TIE London
hs, ssni'hs, u u STAGED. hst. 'cs'sd tli,A iron
n - = siusie f,br atinr. and pronounce u The
bc,i nsrtsi IN ,Ae market Hy iht same pso-
cess az ssp.tineui IVES tined by DE- Dre, by
whom con rod 81 iron VAS held Va eonisri
suh moderate rcd hest. and tina, gentle
man IL understood 10 have stated that 10 .
fe~ hours THE micisi was converted into steel
should ihrse facts prove What they seem.
they ate calculated 70 siTcci most seriously
lhi. important branch VI our ,tade. II New
castle Adfefli.er.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05

He's iiFsEy Cilr. Reports have been
circuin,-d here and NJ doubt have gone a.
hfpad, that Mr. Clay sre'y III. The report
is w,i,ou; a shadow 81 ioundaiion. We afe
hspys 10 Inform hr. Clay. many warm and
excellent health. but IL iAi's lie same buoy.
an,y OF sliri's that has 50 often distinguish.
ed him IN msny dark and trying hours during
has long and eveniful pu he lie.
A nuuber Of friends who waited upon Nj.
Clay few DAYS since 10 make known To hin
the result of the election, wete asionished
that he fsceived the news with a cheeriulncss
almost amounting 10 pleasure. My fcnd,
said he. ii would be ridiculous for me TO say
! do not feel disappoinied--.b ] feel 81
chisily for you aud our country; as regards
myself. am relieved from a load of anxiety
have ever been ready and whiting To serve
my % n,ry. even with my Hfe. allowed
my name To he used in The ia'e contest. hc
csnse II vas unanimously called iot. for III,
sake OF the UUion and | am consolcd 10y IA,
fact tina, have been supported by the intel
ligebcc and patriotism Of the nh,ion. Now !,
hope 10 spend the remainder OF my days IL
peace aud quiet"
Envy hatred. and malice. have spent lhei
uimos, fury upon the head uf this great and
noble heared patriot Posieriiy vii, do hin
that Justice which party faction. hesitatinl
at nothing however vile and false and sland
efous, has refused.
History will place the pa,rin, Clay side BY
side with The immortal Washington and III,
eloquent Patrick Henry. Louisville our
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05

lnroHr.sr DIsooytkT. The attention OF
the ifoa mAsiets have beea Attracted 10 q
psSoes. % considerable inpaTtxIce lately
,nifDdGoed into their manufacture The APP
plrsloa Of elecinriiy. To sUpcteede several
81 tho erp<Nsire PROGRESSES. has Il Is stated
beeu Tried in tie welsh aud Dcrhyshire for
nsoes. With satisfactory results. II APPEAR
thst ti.e easils fuel ant laboI required Zoe The
Punkrxiion Of the ore is.@ sulphur and Pi'os
faofos and subSle elements. create is hgt
msss@, sslus. aud ali these being electro
osgaive lave ,airoSooed the ue~ process
~hetehy the ,nsure stream Of metal. afisi
hos,Ae from the t'lasi. 10 ia us gAoren, q
eons0ida,ion. ssbiecfei 10 a powerful volta
&c hsllsry, which 50 disengsses the impure
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05
PouLTRY OVER THE SroNINrToN

POULTRY UVEN TIE UTUNTNF TUN
RAIL Roam - 4295l pounds from
Westerly, 500 lbs from Richmond 90.
46S lbs from South Kingston, 2 800 lbs
from North Kingston were brought up this
morning The whole goes to Boston this
ahcrnoon,o supply Massachusetts friends
for THANKSGIVING. The whole number of
lbs is 69,ol0. There will be about 800
lbs over the same road for Boston on Mon.
Iday.-Proridenec Trans.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05

The Hermitage precinct, where Old Hick.
DRY lives aud moves and prows. voted thu,
Henry Clay il8. for "Youug Hickory" so.
So il seems that Old Hickory could do no
more in his precinct for "Young Hickory"
than young Hickory" could do for himself
10 his own. What sadly mortified pair Of
hickoues they must be- Louisville Jour.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.

Itwould appear from the official returns
that the Hon. Paul Dillingham; has once
more met The enemy and again teen de
featcd.
The vote in the last contest s,andr as
follows.
Paul billing ham jr. 5o37
George B Chandler 547l
George Putnam 1880
Scattering 10
which shows GAIN to DIR. Chandler
the wing candidate, of 395 since tn e Sept
election Is it possible, in view Of The pre-
sent danger the tariff by the threatened
increase of The slave power, that Vermont,
ever glorious and patriotic Vermont,-ca
sustain a single member of Congress 10 aid
the South In their unholy designs upon
us2 We cannot believe that with the light
now shed upon this question that she can
Let it be constantly borne in mind, that
Texas once united 10 this country, and this
principle Of protection is forever lost
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05


GfThe Legislature of New Hamp.
shire is now in session. The principle OBJ
ject of interest in reference TO its action is as
to the course that shall bepursued in regard
to the question of internal improvement
At the last session the Locofoco party
having The power, turned their backs upon
all petitions favoring Rail Roads, and yet,
they are sill sustained as the true blue de-
democracy of the land. How long the la
boring class, and especially the foreign pop
uaion will be blindly led on TO their own ru-
in by this pary,who are ever opposed to their
Interests remains to be seen. Since it has
been found that Railroads, may he run
around thisS,ate Of Locofocosm--the people
Of New Hampshire have aroused from their
lethargy and from the number of petitions
that have been presented before the I.egisla-
,ure il would seem that even the Ultra and
Stubborn Locolocoism of New Hampshire
will for once be compelled to yield to the ex
pressed will ofthe PEOPLE.
As an evidence of Inc sincerity Of locofo
co professions Of love for the tariff we ap
pend an extract from the annual Message o
Governor Steele delivered upon the opening
of this session. Our readers will please 40
tice this language, and recollect that Misi'
locofocoism after election:
The tariff lef as II now stands, will work the dc.
s,rueton Of The interests Involved IN it's inui"der
protective ci1uses Protective duties have the ef
eet Of enhancing tie price oftbe articles protected
and in propoftion Ia the rae Of prices will be IN,
profit made by the producer manu- factursr
ihos" profits are large, the sAacement TO Enalsi
q "a great to extend such pfeftabe business . an
this "Ren done 20 hastily, itat prudence il lo.
sight Of. rush takes Place. the ba-iaess il over
- done, and lie hone mlrket ossTs,ocked 20 zen
D edy this fifegn II afket must be tesored tn--bu
this oAnnh be dohe except al sserahce ruinng
alike inihe business 81 the msaofcturer nd ~ OF
a ertnie'e-ts necessary connected :here~iih Tha
We are lasi approaching such rr,sis csnnal douh
7 NasaiseidHng Embellishments are beng erected q
enlarged with surh haste that time s uaI Ftyes r.
the dsaP wsis o. the bgiidiAs or the paint 90 IN
= Dseinefy 90 dry. M,chiues Of al kinds new an
4 Old are eagerly sough. amer sad !, eaceh, &c
10 motion.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05
ELEVENTH OF DECEMBER.

COUNTY CoMMIssIoNERs.-Le the friends
of temperance remember that the convention
to nominate candidates for County Com
mtssioners will be held at Castleton on the
18th. day Of December inst at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. agreeabIy to the call of last week
Cow.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05

RocHEsrER.-The quantity of -four
shipped cas-, from Rochester the present
season, is 400, 1888 barrels the quantity Of
wheat left there from Eric and Gcnesee Val.
ley Canals, is 984, 02S bushels. The wool
shipped cast amounts to 76476a lbs, and
the toll received to the sum of S2ll ,04626,
being an increase Of Sl4,l70 &c over last
year.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05

TESSEssEE.--Gov. Jones has issued hi :
proclamation announcing the choice Of the
Wing Electoral Ticket
Highes Wing, John Belly 6O,O33
Highea Loco, &c. W. RoSies) 59,e0i
Wing majori,y l29
loves Whigt r. r, Jennings) 6O,0l7
Highest Loco, (--) $1,000
Wig majority Il3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05

Some Of the Loeofocos launllngIy ask
who is James * Poke The QUESTION
10 readily enough answered, lie IS tho
uan whose own town has 'ohu against
him by a majority ofl~o to one 30 Mr.
LocoC3co if YOU insist on knowing who Jas.
X Polk is, lust ask his own State, his own
Town. hi, own orecinci Louisville Jour.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05

as now generally believed that Messfs
clsy tV.L.,er Van Bortn, aud perhap.
Calhoun viii 60 ia'o the next se0a'e,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05

sncc lhe true iu,era ofih Wcs than =
dozen companies Of mounted mrn Oar
rfosree,s are indeed Frightening snd If our
people will coly curb their MARTIAL spirii.
md ,am their sueution to the soil, our only
iTne soures q wealth. Texas NAV prosper
II is in1esfy alone tina, makes a people
happy ami eoo,en,'d and this treaty is in
our oplaiOn % boneheial as even anneIa
iion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-15

ELEAGHEp B BROWN MusLlNs, Brown
Drlnps. Canton Fan,els for sae cheap nj
ms ALEX ROGERS No 40 Wnler 81.
, 1844-08-03

Gov. THouAs.-A Frederick (Ald.)
correspondent Of the Baltimore Pat
riot. writing July 18th. says:
"You are aware OF the state ot teei-
Ing existing between Gov. francIs
Thomas and DR.. William Tyler
growing out Of the domestic troubles
Of the former. They met yesterday
at Wolling's Hotel. on the second
floor, whittier the doctor was on Z
professional visit to some OF the l"dg-
ers; but, through Walling's ntcrler-
ence, the Governor was held back
until the doctor reached the bar-room
IN his descent, where the doctor
drawing 4 pair of Colts revolving
pistols, prepared TO receive his Excel
Iency, should he make demonstr'-
ton TO attack him. ,
The Governor descended alse' ana
made a spring like 4 tiger at the doc
lor's throat. The doctor raised MS
, 1844-08-03

Ne,C Uheol.-We are Informed
BIZ enc of our mlilers, hat TINS far
tie new wheat brought into market.
has been Of Z very inferior quality,
badly shlunk and light. The price
paid is from forty to fifty cents
The,e is, however, 4 great deal Of
good wheat in tho country, which
The farmers ara holding on TO. with
the expectation Of getting better
prices. In this we apprehend they
will be disepPointsd.-LAIton Tcio-
Graph.
, 1844-08-03
DIED,

Ia Spencer Township, at the residence
Of John a. Woods, (of bilious inilam-
mallory fever Mr.. Clifton G. Reid, for
mcrly of Randolph county, Mo-, aged
% years.
Near Bowling Green, on Thursday
last, Mrs. Elizabeth Bland, rclict ofTho's
Bland, aged 10 years.
In the vicinity Of Ashly, on Tuesday
last, Mr.. Robert Orr, aged about 30
years. Mr.. Orr was an estimable citi-
zen and n ofthc early settlers Of Pike
county.
, 1844-08-03
Wool.

Z WOULD inform those who have
q Wool to card. that | have carded
all the wool on hand. and | am now
to card on short notice for all
who may have wool to card.
MARTIN STALEY.
Ashley. Jelly Goth, 1914. tw37.
, 1844-08-03
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

TIIE undersigned executor 81
Il the estate Of solomon Fisher.
deceased, late of Pike County Mo-,
hereby gives notice TO all creditor.
and others interested in said estate.
TINT he intends TO make 4 final set.
Element of said estate, at the mex
Aug. term of the County Court o.
said County.
JOHN. X. FISHER. Ex'r.
June 29th. 1874. 4w3l.
, 1844-08-03
STATE OF MISSOURI co
County OF Pike.

h the County Court, JnHe /, 1874.
gTarrearinc TO tie Court that the
Z ordcrof publication made at the
las, term of this Court in the matter
of the Estate Of Robert Muir. decd,
has not been complied with, it is Or
drrcd that the same he renewed. and
hat ali persons be notified that a Pc
t,ion has been flied for the sale of
The real estate of the sail deceased,
and that unless the contraryb be shown
on or before the first day Of the next
trrm Of this CONT. an order will be
made for the sale OF the real estate
OF said deceased. or so much thereof
as will he sufficient to pay the debts
of said deceased. and further ordered
that notice he given by publication
Of this order in some newspaper ia
this State for SIX weeks.
\ true copy from the Record.
Teste \. II. BUCKNER. Clerk.
pcrS. ". BucKNEE. ID. G,
, 1844-08-03
Arrival of the EEibernia.


'N HHi INST. GHfi LIS
made the nassrge in twelve days and
= half. The II. Was detained off be
harbor by thick weather on Tuesday:
had it been clear On that dav. she
wo''d have made the passage in less
than t"e!ve day s. tic shortest one
ever made across he Atlantic.
The demand at Liverpool. on the
s.. for cotton was steady, and the
miidiing qTg'irias ct American be-
Ing sParIng!y offered, the market con
timed !oleGab'y firm.
1t is announced that the Ddolin
corporation. 10 n.atk their sympathy
lor.AIr. O'Connei!. intended 10 elect.
him Lord Mayor Gorthc ensuing wear:
the term O tie prescn; Official expires
in November.
The new Lord Lieutenant Of Ige-
lana, Lord iioyJcsbury, appointed .o
succeed EatI De GrGy, a7oears To
stand we'll in tie estimation ota1i rar
tie n tie State.
Daring lie :H.r; .53.u.eut O. EC n.
neil, tie rent keeps ~ 10 the marx,
and the excitement Oh the people "p-
PEARS - lie Al fever heat.
Mr. Daniel 0ton1e'l. IT., lad I'd
dressed The hcpeaieTE OF Ulster after
tie manner OF MS father, c".'.n- upon
them 70 abstain from any outage up
On the G.aucemcn. vino, il is sa'd,
intend 70 walk IN procession On tic
i, and l2th OF July.
Admiralty from C.g.an NEVILLE. ,r
, 1844-08-03

TIE s-,S -#' .G5i..s gra u.L.a. 2.
TIVE .hLIor.

TIE T,& "#' ..@Ti-.- nv" @:Lta- ~
TIVE .ALI'~.
Enthusiastically u.ar.a m.,s.1-
ual might be seen. 10: VAS lr ;ae.
na...:.al seem. mu.:.--at: y.rv ..
81. la.r..s ~'t,,, Us .vat-a vas
ue....g -.a...y direct nor ~" '...y
.rrasn.H~. hH '-.la"r been d pre-
~raratory practice ID: jA" new Poke
dance, or Succession "i r~E-o-v1s
to a.! crrHr"~"s creeping on tie
hlngr"'.a. %o" tie ,arE.''s. who
are al s,!", O." -'ru.r..fs,s, an-.
"no enforce ta.r ...,arr. ,hr n.nr.:
~. oc:w.-as ".'. ".
eH@.... .s a- the |o,.. -... to.-a.
af+ their laws, Aes0r .a'.ere WI.
la mans manner Of ~. ..nr, So Ion-
g.. Ha is alb" t. "'iA III .'., ."T ".'
city l~ae-aycr<, s..h ii 81. 'a.a ,o..
.i,anail'. above MI r-~. and .s.ou.
I'll rrs.s-. have left il - every m-"
20 move aioa. p, hes, r." con, and
Izy. III. .nNra 'rar, .,.a,,e nude
q l~ocouo.lon. Ba, Isl. u,n 'hot
have So rl'ci IL wih r.-'~d 'n Meu
walking, hey are mo.n ''r-oi with
reference f. n'n t...'f' alter :"
c"r,~ln boar Of mat, N"."er i"''
taking T." 10 tome %. ,"' 81 '-"
sermon or a s.frAA4"-l '~'"'.'".
spee:h or " e"2eEa'"e 'E'' i4'.
!. vas ~ tie "ui0Trga.'hi oil TINS
, 1844-08-03

pistol to the Governors breast. bat
The by-standers, at the risk of their
lives, dashed them apart. and carried
the teiilgerent5 into separate rooL-s,
for cAo,or 10 suDside.
Governor Thomas was Subsequent
" arrested by the sheriff, and taken
before a justice of the peace, and be-
ing required to enter into rccognizan
ces to keep the peace. peremtOr.y
declined doing SO. when he WAS torla
wl.h discharged from custody.
The Governor has teen about Ere
derrick for several nights past. causing
Ire general remark that he is Devil
dorei from some cause or other.