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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-21

4 az tSARjj Il aifECril. 0y DsBISIN ma NORTH
l. Wxsr.-G Il WA>hDtaNE. AoomsI A. Jaw, , Ishs.
m linn,, el give hs attention a. ihg COZ - 40" ~ en
In. New DIX lsrcfaGt. 9elenl, hgSt.o'd ihI hoSA
Island, Isse u Dp Slges ios ~ WIVES ,rS6.i aI'
he'ei 20 ~ Ct-''i''' = ~ IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-21

CRAVING SOAP-0fa =erT superio. quality. md in the
= style usually denomiIaied Military Shaving Soap, superior
m Quality ths imported and less than half The
pur :ha.e money viii be returned unless gives unqualified
isacon Groees. Druggists and Barten ruppled and lib
e,ul dfccru, made, JOHNSON * VROOM.
Manufacturers, 70 TRINITY Place.
I'm ends psay Rector
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-21


81, FIVE wATrHEs-Thc ,rbscnb,g ha.e 'plcs 1.,
gfA did o5fo'tuen n god ~ nYh r'PeI 81
C. 4, Vnchs- manufactured ~ /. + ~ H,,yy ~ =
AZ, IN 1oLl, . 20 K s. g res1ey. a"d iohn 1f,yi.
OF - con anJ Liverpool; &c .nd sr' ys,v n,g an
y. rgn.cd good tine keeItfi' ,,cr,r ppoTIIPRS
importer, and reae1 IN tie sane at nassau d. o'po''%
ny ~ We r." N our srp.oy The very b'.t nofSmsn
vsch o,be. rs 70 rv- sa,facon - a. "fi' 'es'e o s
W,lchea for repairs. --------
- Just FNlShED-h taoi 49, ~ ~ 81 .uSa1oY
q aIiiy termed Beaver At the 20" rLise . 20 usts 80
-, .no; 67n Il .rls.iau Nne.sio ot - - &c an
fGual 10 durability and .o.i:s % 'Hr'H MIA - "
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! y rsdrcal he .fcTll imitation '.,.,5- p" m W. " -
90, 4 IS 20 ne p,g pree % % =, I r, I'd
T-r rt,r -a ~ elegant UFsr +r', rra w, "on'o 1917,
- 40 :. i ~ - $50 -. S.-" coGfAnty
rnrnisc-ur'nx gu cad SIX u the -. l4A-.S' af' '
tens. and 81 Lre lg"e-t r''eff, =, c,- If csl
X 3 CoGa;ry dessr' supplied o. 'rs esSs = '"' "
lyrs! thsr .ry o,hs. alu's y. >. cigy az, ,i -s,s
aul3 sra- zone, 81 .l'ooe .,-2o q. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-21

-.,-4sE,=, 4, a., RI - S. gi.ettr .lo'. 81 r.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-21

t,.J THOMPSON 81 FISHER. r.hTGH,H AkEas;
@ ard jewellers. prepared to r. !. "nI ,bsy
r ,ssa'I i:,an glnef sue ~ liu Guy nneI
u . ors ,ontaa ~ rre,Vng MI descriptions d'ieci zoe
er, n Hf 3D. trhnes add .',t.n 1na' LEI
~ .nsh,d 10 cf.r very esiOrurn' "i "'" w
-. si5 tn az alrn silver 10. gonl % t1 sy W.
,,1I - .ee good .m- ~ ne money .int.l. = w. s"y
-, -,osn q. !..s tua S.'e W tfs ',v INV. ~. %
,n,d nr nd ,,G--, and odd sc eu yer "a zen
- o,h or rns6 Wnicr'- c.Uc,f. music Hhs' mu ye"sI
",,si IN The ia-t manner Hrt ssinntcd ~ ss,vr
" ;cyy - any Dihs: hnuss ID he cry lHONfspn
li'Is'p tT.-arii ,Vac5ss -r J-sssry %hor-u! ane
rsfnii, No 81 b'o'u"e|'-' - 80 BIOS X THOMPSON.
li5rjni; RICHARD F..iiEB. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-21

-, i if IT, yair trs aci' ~ 1i Us scpeori'y-
-,s,, md !. 80. 1' --l-i Ari = - Sois aot re.hin
,,,r, ..li, 9oF. lrci; slrd Al sIstcse u eongh
~. rya sss,a a,1; n void u 1t y no Nivasi0ry
., av,-, fe.ov, p raon.r 7fr1g To;GiEG Gnh ins
~, - rnnd 400 ID, ..ss- 80 i.uG1 boy Hnr rus. per
NJ c.r, !. .Gs e,UCLs ona 'rosp'o e-'ecfoa a's
followed. --..-.. 4, -.t. .,,.y ria. IDA Mn.
.,,td and ms racesas fodBa an - II asy - Erfaua,e
ne plet'.t : ~ sri ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08

fH'Ke 81 >ALf-Ry virtue = = deed 4 Trust
aaie ihe 10th day Of March SAG. record
"a II baaA 81 Page aH2. IN the CLERKS once Of
Ohio county, ekscaffa bF iaha 81 cIafk "a nis
/ wIa sapose 20 sac sf tie hrai dsof ~ the
cear heafe ot 80 ertHff - HE gssh 8aF Of
February ue1f. Tic ~rsf es.t Il Ia nul. htle8 s.
y f.e SIN square II be- CITY ~ heeln lfoaung
on Monroe street upsn W. oh Is erected an
house formerly called zoe 20 sh.uan Hotel
kiEn, ifsct.0n o. lot NUMBERED pne. n the
ifih Square Of sAId fIiY. lay niIr fes n front
On III street.. ABa fsunIHa UaLa Sc feet on
Y uIacf stree
selHaa az Trustee ! shall aHls CONVEX sucA
tftt - have aHHff tHt deed n ffu,f
3aa42 ALEX VII Sof-. Tim
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08
II MBIR

VII ."'''sntra having FafeAased ihs LIN
Bar YARD % MAN stirred nsaf ne Rf,ass.
I"mef'f grouped - A.Leaa a r.. te,5eslflily
afn ihe r1h..t taat l.st ~ Hseasfi ST aii tine,
g. iafn.'a Oh anna. q PINE IL sIaER ~ ne fso,i
i7tefaAle icfaf tst nast.
AHafhei io iAia fafd BE- aa etetllenf planning ma
eh.Hs ~AlfA AL bs raasanily slppiisa "a IN sss,.
A'e eeafiaf IfaiAsf taafsrs es,l.aE g. whrh =, Ia
p' soia - cast. ~ iew a. eeY pscs 81 ne We.
'ih ea'aiy. Al Orders ihaa1fatv received aaf
promptly attended 10 $ ROOF 90
Wheeling, Aaga.f If
ashingian fIsm nef COPY 10 alnauat o. f.,, -
WAN, ana charge Toe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08

TIKI GREAT IN.
WHY DO You PRO Hta'Nf
w you net anrfr ft.ft
he first ses.s uf Coma
liens Of The Hsmsn fsma az
1. ihrsr tnAfsous stsatafaeatf p.
messed - ssft 81 frsaIassH
afonad yea Their y
trsi nnrffinr nsniisf i
safer ihs generating % 80
sonption - INT 'heir fsis
sfstrm eslar ifom nns 81 $50
appo ffanffr os lFafufaa ~
fhag sal * Wsd isfr.Y affti
a ihis aisrssx. ard sNaaf -
sysiemf kssnsmhrf iAsss g r o.
81 fail - The nc Of
DIX pu Means EArACie g.
A fnatlfine faks has $40
Uses n itnHfke Ste
r4anlsiats fssfst fH thr
kssa fke NuadFffal taff
madeleine, ana the innun4t
iians sfe certificates iafa
uf ihs Tinted Stkirs t.
pro0fo is akgtnlfhinE ff
ihs lssl namAsg II ths Cnkz
saf8s -
oNf THOUSAND PFaNtN'
"a assn tfuss in taAf
assAn gbt iatH sssf IT,
It'd by the .ssf g.stt
f4atlaH a4a. -
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hixsslnE--oh. bat eleven
iup8fisut comfort ~fs ~
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sprne. ~tirh sstilsf upoa
tnsi tee sfsa nv hsaits
fhssran iosg al harss
gfsesneas sitnAiton ]
aa4hs. a4ifeaf ntts4atns
taHse Anfpas ~ "a sA
@sf IN the rover ~ NJ
bet . 40 effect. Myfsihtt "A
: publication 81 Fof ~
Observation-Disclosures 30 Il
Tor ne commenced ssfs
the 81 DAY Of last Novemhsi
use forts ~eek., The arsi s9'
20 ~. anc rsukr1 q 60 hssasia
thirk weed rhlegm ans ~
he .0na battle sse essf d.
fssi ~as slsfmea. bot -
fssnre 10 the medicine. ]
unfiI ifannfs rrtn.Ft1 800
q ease from M iungs ]
serfeci hesish. and fee 90
q public sensfsetnr -f.r.
J osr' Win s'aN NJ. r.
fiasng sesa srqusil 10
sasstsl fesfs knaw -
tan. fssi 40 aesastion
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ssks"Af restore sNN
0tths Isihaiisi s. rt
A fresh ssBpif " 10 -.
Remedy jast fseelrsf a. qE4
nsszf y n x -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08
4 MEXICAN HARDwARE Avn

~ tlfLtRi.-The ,ut.eahei IA. t,,,i 49,.
20 ifes'. sspFly 81 HARDWARE a CUTLERY
me fnosi II "hch "a American assalseiuf. Al s,..,'
y 'daoed Prices. asd o n ial gaalIg nst n. -,
t''s'i.A maHuiae.ufs- Tao,s Who are aoesai.,,s
VIM ne rfiee' q Hand ssfe VII rless. cali .s9 -.
a' liae''eal operation Of shai called b. sstp.
ne ate h'sh 'af' Cd ,hs following afiseles. ali A.
ElsroaH. -. -
MILL SAWS cposS er-rs,o..
Pitt Do u4vn
WEB dc -. H..
ao,''' Shoe tsivss Lsis he, Csndi~.iirA..
- ase' s'' !. saoafsi. Plane Bns. ch..l..
Screw er4vsr. conapA..e.. Augun. G rh,.,. ~.
Ais' Fuo' Adls.. H.ieh,.. R,r.h... q. -.
Nna large 'o' a Scyias.. s,ells.. scysh. o.,
Seh'' sAM'L NEIL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08
NEW ARRIVAL or
SPLENDID FANCY G0nnS

hR.yICKER's CELEBRATED EMBRo.
y CATION The ,uh~orihef Ia. lu,i received
i'esh snrr'y II ,ss popular fnedieis.. WARMED
Superior u any auiele noN IN ~. Tor N. ro,,
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"a also highly ''osn rded e,f dsea.ss Of ee,...
. 'rh as fele,il r.lu.s Fa,ss Lissny. Boz. A.
For sac 81 he nfaF SIZE 81
LAfalsTrC arEEL-.
Hff - Men =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08

& fkEAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
Y q WHEELING TO BALTIMORE, WASH
INcr0 CITY, PHILADELPHIA Nrw yoeg
AND BOSTON TIE National Raa4 s.J Col
ln'eni saes C'aipan.ss are f.ansas C daily Inc.
." OuHheflaad oon-s.lins win u,s b 6oRR.-
on, = hoe" Sage navel 10 tahef u he above
c.ao.. lie balance hy ltaiifnad
Time Ga Ba.rmofe 8 hour.
me 10 Philade Pima q houn
Pare so Baltimore ! ! DOLLARS
f4rs 10 Philadelphia ; DO
Sh daily lHes leaves the c.. Sage and Raj.
ras- ~fb.c etsV n,amisg al ocioek A rs. an1
clitas lafalsbea o. any hour q Dad should ofef.
fuf,hfaagh Ilcksis ~ Banhnre and PAjladeiah.s.
army a ias Coz o'hee. NJ Sc Water s.. wheshaF.
Va "ne cent Norm [ : fIa,el.
Ter ueai ih'eni sag Cs.p HUTCH son.
snd NM x NEWMAN. NRsc-
Gresi ce-.,t-l Es-.s RI rt-s 49, s-st - z
~ ls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08
DrUxEss a Rt"

q IWFH :. -
COMPOUND ERkoSol : "a
TyoR -. con. q uEaFNi, -, o
assehs.ss 81 nssiisf '''.l -
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faiiing o. ~sisf shfsiins = s,stfs
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T.rssseins q kssY ,s1
s-s,es.s e.riEc.iss sfs 5
sss.sas % lie RAJ 'si'S'
sftf nd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08

NHi Will. lor DELAY Ass .,gr,
w ihc Ne. unhealthy Wsaihsf 10 kaa
q sease 90 asF sititm. hat = tssts5a 10 e.rt,
foa 70 a. uantnS'g sf.Fef Has not eapefieae1
taught Yoal hss nat a.falaf proafs csss.ncs.
you ihai Contuap .iaa > reffait death 40 III
whom a mas eaeapnier whsn lsn aau! 4 lsts
pefloa1
THEN WHY WILL You DELAY
Procuring remedy IN due season. aa4 A.,..,
the pfogtsss Of that fell ds.rnYsf1 1 go
~htrh s81n terminates ia GoasaiHa : .sFs..
.efcness 81 the Thfcat md inakmmafson sfthr
Nucfs Nta'hfane 81 ihe Nforehi Is ur0e.s,.4
sad lie Lsngs fNaaefs. opsn % .lffass 'rbu,
persons sufisf thsznFsiFss 10 afosfsstin.t. -~sf1
ds1a osks ~ ~ fafir dae~ ~hra Nil ih.s h.s4r
10 b concerned about thsif healsh sh.a 4 81,
rtohshaiy IT'S 100 late. Mar su - -
cold iakr urelg ssfuiag and get I'd q I, ~.
soon hs possible.
Dr Doncsn,s Erpeeiofsnt Rsns8r 49,.
before The paslic. TESTED BY thousand, 80 r,i.
nsee N alraos, e'e'y family tafoagAoai as 40
fesent States for diseases Of
Tiis CHEST AND LUNGS
The vast sm.anf sols ~ ~. riy and 49,.
% mauY persons Who come bark sn4 ob,s., :, (
By the hall cofsn battles. j. ,aricl.nt e,,ss,,. /
Of - venderfa! .'neary
Cell upon i RB MARSH
NV - W h~4t4n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-08

TAGGING asl ssItfs ts rs
ID st.4 Gsngn nass nK ere
81
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-03
RIGHTLY NAMED-BRITISH
TARIFF BILL.

In his remarks on Wednesday last, in
the House, Mr. Stewart. speaking of the
Tariff bill lately reported by the Commit
tee of Ways and Means, said. "it was a
bill to import "fifty millions of dollars
worth of'foreign goods" sacrifice our
own industry to make market for Bit
ish manufactures in the United States.
If the opponents Of the bull could have
chance TO discuss it, it would never pass.
But he could tell them how it could be
passed. Let them send it to the British
Parliament, and they would pass it by ac
clamation. Mr. S. said it was BRITISH
BILL, favorable TO BRITISH policy
precisely such an one as the British
Chancellor would recommend TO US. 1t
was just such bill as they desired Con-
gross to pass, to give them our market for
their manufactures. There were but two
sides to this question, the American and
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-03

to Mr.. Clay. and in vindication OF my own
self-respect, you will allow Inc to say, that my
actions upon the subject of Slavery are all my
own; that, however much may esteem Mr..
Clay as man, Statesman, and friend
though may regard him as one of the most
frank. noble, practical, wise eloquent, and pat
riotic of those who, in this or any other age,
have assumed to govern great Nation, the
Editor of the Globe but makes exhibition OF
his own ignoble spirit, when he insinua,es that
Henry Clay would play double part TO de-
ceive the American People, By debating to
me, or that !, humble as may be in the es-
timation ofmy country, would be used by him,
or any other man, or set Of men, for any dis
honorable purpose, or be treated with upon
any other terms than those Of absolute equal
ny.
Trusting that your wishes, as well as the
purposes Of those persons whe have done me
the honor to address me by letter upon this
subject, will be best subserved by making this
answer public, send it at once to the press.
Respectfully your obedient servant
C. NJ. CLAY.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-03

The Times newspaper was the ardent
and unwavering supporter of Andrew Jack
son, and is now the jealous friend OF
Messrs. Benton, Dromgoole, &c. All OF
these gentlemen have not only fought du-
els, but each of them "shot his man
through the heart !! Each of them has
slain a fellow being. and the Editor ofthe
Times has been. and is the ardent supper
ter of them all. And yet it is straining
every nerve, to get up deep prejudice a.
gaInst Messrs Clay, Wise, g., in New
England.
4 great many of the public men of our
country have fought duels, and we will
chcerfuly join the Times in sweeping
condemnation of them all. But we pro-
test against launching out denunciations.
for moral transgress,ons, only against
those who are opposed to us in politics.
We will join the Times in condemning
Mr. Clay's Band, &C.; we will join it in
condemning the'practice of duelling ; but
we will not join it in the attempt TO
cast odium on our opponents, who have
only slightly wounded their antagonists
on The "field of honor" while we excuse
our own friends who have sent their vic
times, without a moment for repentance,
into eternity.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-03
THE CILLEY DUEL.

We find in the New York Express some
new facts in regard TO this duel, which go still
farther 10 show the base hypocrisy of the To-
CO focos who are endeavoring to make party
capital out of it. These facts still further
confirm what we havo before stated, that
there was locofoco conspiracy in regard TO
this duel, and that Cilley was the tool and
dupe Of Benton, Bynum, Williams, and 9TH
ers-that these men, knowing Mr.. Cilley TO
be an excellent marksman, believed that he
would succeed in killing Mr.. Clay's friend,
Graves, and that he would, to use the Ian
guage Of Williams, then gain such stand
ing in Congress as no other Ne,c England
man erer enjoyedH! 1t is always the ease
when our opponents have been guilty of any
particularly base transaction, that they at
tempt to make the wings responsible for it
They pursue the same course of conduct in
regard to public measures. Witness their
action in reference to the Tariff. From the
time of its passage until within few weeks,
they have denounced it as the Black Tariff, ~
and applied to it other opprobous epithets;
but now, when they find that the people of
all parties are determined to sustain it, they
are not only Withdrawing their opposition,
but protesting to be its friendslll
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-03
THE TARIFF-TEXAS-AND HENRY
CLAY.

Informing treaty with Texas. John Tyler
is stalking himself upon the last odd trick, az
ter loosing all the four hOnors by his double
treachery first to the loco, and last to the
wing party. But neither his prospects Of 70
election,nor his hopes Of discovering the wing
party will be accomplished By one Of rs
most stealthy and unmanly conspiracies 'O''
ever consigned hypocntical apOsiate to si'E-
nal infamy.
The locofoco party are also playing then
last card, and hope to trump the present ID
riff out of existence by their powerful major
ity in the house, and appeals TO the fears oil
popular displeasurc in the Southern wing
Senators. But we have every assurance thai
this portion of the Senate Will be nobly ana
wisely true. Every wing in that body VIII
stand firm against both the annexation Of
Texas, and the repeal of the present tarln'-
This will save US now. But we must look %
the success of Henry Clay, and the 6ano u
patriots who support him for future security
Both in relation to the Tariff, and the adnii'-
sion of Texas the western statesman IS souDa
to the core, and his opponents rotten IN 'n'
same direction. Who that loves the uni0o
and prosperity of his country will refuse
vote for Henry Clay.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-03
ANNEXATION!

The Madisonian Of Saturday evening opens
with the following oracular and semi-oficial
leader on the subject of Annexation. 1t, as
will be seen, removes all lingering doubt that
John Tyler has thrown himself headforemosl
into this operation, and expects to ride into
the Presidency upon it:
Terds.-Discussion upon the subject Of
Texas action has seized upon all the presses
Of the country. Certain information, surrep-
titiously obtained, of what is said to have been
the course of the administration upon the sub
lject Of Annexation" before its completion,
has been published, and is now everywhere
commented on. Annexation" is and pill
be The great question Of the day. Trading
politicians may dodge, as heretofore, and
evade important questions. Leading jour-
mails, seeking the elevation Of their favorite to
the Presidency, may refuse to speak out I'M
til they ascertain the current of popular feel
| ing.-JoHN TYLER has not been and aviH not
be afraid Of responsibility. JACKSON like, he
will dare to do his duty, and leave the results
with the country. That country will do aus
TIcE TO JOHN TYLER"
The whole Republican party will rally to
the support of the Administration upon it
and so we predict will the Wing party, not
withstanding the solidity of the Richmond
Wing. In one month from this day, we pre-
dict, the whole country will stand united on
this great question, as it appeals alike to the
interests and honor of all. Our flag ,ciU beer
upon 1t "Ierds ANNEXED TO this Union," one
and inalienable..
The Washington correspondent of the
True Sun, who writes from the councils OF
the Calhoun men, says:
"There is a decided majority against the
Annexation in the Senate, and no treaty will
be ratified, as predicted in my former letters.
Mr.. Clay will declare strongly against the
Annexation, and the Wings will endeayor to
make party question of it, by forcing the
Democrats into sustaining the measure. Mr..
Clay's well-known irieIJis say "that he will
como out hat-footed against it," without any
reservation or lodging The question.
The Louisville Journal ridicules the idea
that any western Senator entertains the idea
of voting for annexation; but if such their be
says the editor, "let him tap his jugular, at
the same moment he casts his vote; for
death could not be surer, but might be lit
tie easier"
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-03

husband and the rest Of the family were
at church, and for which crime he is now
under the sentence of death. 1t appears
that he entered the house for the purpose
of robbing it only. supposing all the fami-
ly to be absent; but having been discoy-
cred and recognized by Mrs. B. while in
the act of removing the money from the
desk. he Immediately seized chair and
assaulted her with the intention of killing
her, she in the mean time making reso-
lutte resistance. After he had felled her
to the floor he stabbed her, and thus ter
minated her life He then completed the
robbery and returned to his home, where
Justice soon overlook him.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-03
READ THIS.
From the Ne1o York Express.

Recently in the Maine Legislature, some
members Of the Locofoco party made some
partizan reference to the unfortunate duel in
which Mr.. Graves and Mr.. Ci!ley we're con-
cerned. Mr.. Perkins of Augusta made re-
ply, sketch of which is published in the Port
land Advertiser. Mr.. Perkins in his speech
made the following statement:
"What am going to say, shall say ,ln-
der the responsibility of Representative of
the State. pledge my honor and reputa-
ton, my all to the truth of every word / shall
utter. Sir, was in the Augusta Post Office
one day in the winter of 1888, when the news
of this duel arrived. The son of the Hon.
Reuel Williams came into the office. and took
from his box letter from his father. He
opened the letter and read from it these
words:
:. He (Cilley) is confident Of success, and If
he is successful, it triH gire him such a stand
ing IN Congress. as no other Nee EngIond
s0n eyer enjoyed"