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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

- The weather was very Geld near Boston on
Tuesday evening. At North Anduver and vicinity.
there very hard frost, killing OF all garden We
eetabies, and vines, and, is feared d0ing much da-
mage To fruit trees. a letter written from Cam
bridge, Mass. says" Alta quarter past four O'Clock
this morning, the temperature ut cambridge was 81
degrees, aud IN the upper part of the town there
a slight frost
DisGRAcEFUL OuTnAGE.-The steamboat Swan
which had Just been ittcd up for service ,vss on
FRIDAY night asst tahon from the wharf of Mr. San
dsrs"n OF this town, bv some persons as IL we'll az
Ceftainei:l from the other side of the ST Lawrence
She row over Mnrrisjov.n 50 s,ealll.iy
that glihongh the Captain and three inen were on
board and gentleman sitting. up in the cabin wait.
ing Tor the Pioneer. and who did 90 to -eep he
we're uaawar. Of the removal uu,ii the genll, man
went or deck in The morning and found the hoaf was
lyIag q, NOrrisiown. fhs . zGeusbursh Cirb Row
Boat WIS used for that purpose, the If the
owners not having been asked. Steam wa got UP
on the Swan in the morning, and she taken
dGnn To OCdensburgh under color OF some legal
process. The boat is still detained there in The b-
sence OF the proper oftiter 10 whom application for
her release should be made. We doubt if any law
can b. found on either SIDE OF the 81. Lawrence 10
roup;pnince such proceedings. Mast aSsufrdly il
III, Individuals concerned in the theft TOR il can
:ear 80 other name be caught and iJeniiied on the
Canada side they will stand fair chance ot seeing
the inside OF our Provincial PenitenarY. Even in
the United Sin,rs thev net sue az The late Ash
burton Treaty provides for delivering up felons on
demand by either Government.
[Brockville Recorder
- 4 destructive hail-storm pas se,l through sew
~rol .owns Ia Pucts Cnunty Pa IN the lQti
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-11
A DESPERATE CASE.

The editor of the Globe, who is daily and
hourly abusing the Wings as Federaists," is
resorting to the columns of paper edited by q
gentleman who was Federalis, during the late
war; and, unlike many who now profess to b.
" democrats" has the honesty and candor to ac
knowledge his former sentiments, for defence
Of MIR. Van Buren's opposition to Mr.. Madison
and the last war. This paper is the New York
Commercial Advertiser, edited by Colonel Stone
warm and decided Federalst, when Mr.. Van
Buren, acted with that party, in endeavoring 10
supplant Mr. Madison and elevate De v lit Gin
ION, the anti-war candidate, to the Presidential
hair, by the aid of that party.
We do not object to Colonel Stones defending
Mr. Van Buren, for his course on that occasion
not al all; il is perfectly natural. Having acted
with him, been IN the same boat with him, ad
vocated and supported the same men and mea-
sures, opposed the war with him, suppo ted tn,
"peace par,y's" candida with him, what could
be mole natural than that he should feel himself
implicated in the attacks upon his quondan
friend and associate, in regard to his course
hat lime, and in self defence, defend Mr.. Van
Buren,! But that the Globe should copy thi.
g defence o Mr. Van Buren,, by a Federalism
astonishes US. 1t, however, shows the despera
lion to which il is driven. Shakespeare say
"the Devil can quote scripture for his purpose .
and the Globe, not to be behind his prototype
and great exemplar, quotes Federalism for his
purpose We do not object to the source from
which either the d. or the Globe draw their
pro is; but only require them TO acknowledge
the ,ru h of other quotations from the same,
when adduced by others against themselves.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-11

We would call attention to some easons VIII,
Mr. Van Buren, should not be reelected, which
we present to our readers this morning. We
propose furnishing, from time to time, facts sim
liar to those we now present, or such documents
and facts as have bearing upon the great issue
about to be tried, and which it is important 70.
the people to know. Will not members Of Con-
gress find it to their advantage to circulate the
papers containing these facts and reasons among
their constituents!
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-11
VIRGINIA..

We are glad to perceive the Wings of thc
lower counties of the Valley going to work with
50 much spirit: they gave good account o.
themselves in both the spring and fall campaigns
of lS4O, and we expect to hear good news from
them next month. In the delegate district com
posed Of the counties of Clarke and Warren the
Wings have, for the first time, brought out can
dldate for the House of Delegates, in the person
of Col. BENJAMIN MORGAN, of the former county,
as clever and gallant Wing as any in the dis.
trict, and, although the odds are against him. ht
will give the Locos some trouble. The Wings
of Frederick and Hampshire, we believe, have
been asleep for the last two or three years bu,
we should Judge, from the indications before US,
that tn y are recovering from their lethargy, and
have entered the contest with degree of zeal
which merits, if it does not command success
Jefferson and Berkeley are sound to the core.
The Wings of little Morgan, too, are in the field,
but they are never laggards they have gone
through all their contests CALAMITY for several
years, and though always run to the girtb are
seldom beaten. She will do her duty this spring
The election will be held throughout the State
on the fourth THURSDAY in April. and not the
fourth day, as has been enormously stated in this
and other papers.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-11
From the Madisonian.]

The RATIFICATION MEErING.-The meeting
Of ratification last night was as full and as en-
'husas,ic as any Of the previous meetings
The plan Of o,erDions submitted by the Cen
trail Committee was heartily approved, and hence
forth action will take The place of ,Dprds.
The address prepared by the Central Com
mittee was ordered to be printed Immediately
and, instead of publishing it in the papers,
suggestion that printed copy Of il, signed BY
the Corresponding Secretary, be sent to each OF
the prominent friends of the cause in the differ
ent sections of the Union, was adopted. This
course was taken in pursuance of the detern,i
nation # the Committee to rely in future only
on energetic action, to accomplish the great end
in view. Besides, the dress vas more partcu
arly designed for the perusal of friends than the
captious criticism of implacable foes.
We give the above place in our paper that
"those whom it may concern" may be appraised
what is expected of them.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-11
w A S H | N G. I @ N
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH II, 1914.

Van Buren's opinion OF tho present Tariff.
The letter published by the Richmond Enquirer places
this opinion record without equvocaton and we'll
to keep it in mind;
"ALBANY, Feb. 90, lS43.
"My Dear Sir II thank you very kindly for yonr
friendly letter. l HAVE AT NO TINE, NOR ANY
WHERE, HESTTATED TO EXPRESS MY DECl
DED DISAPPROBATlON OF THE TARIFF ACT
OF THE LAST SESSION, AS WELL IN RESPECT
10 ME PRINCIPLE L UPON f!1ls WHICH III Is
you will have my views in respect to that and other sub
ects before the public.
In the mean time, believe me to be, very sincerely,
your friend and obedient servant, HS}$s#.
MARTIN VAN BUREN,"
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-11

A novel D,rorce Case was brought before the
New Jersey Legislature on Wednesday Pc er
G. Obert, OF New Brunswick, represents by petit
non, thai, having once peltioned the Legisla-
lure for divorce from his wife, and ben. in
formed thai bill was passed, he mar
ned another woman; and he now learns to his
surprise that he was misiniormed, and begs that
.ne Leg stature will relieve him by multiplying
his fir marriage. and thus save him from The
penalty OF the law.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-11

Kendall is about to commence Locof co paper
in Washington city. Look out for another
Charge along. the whole Line Ohio Stale
Jurnai.
About TO commence Locofoco p'per in
Washington" He has never ceased publishing
one since he" handed round the hat 10 the
Lo rs IN l94O, and asked for a doiiar to compen-
safe him for the excitement of composition"
which he de Jared was the best medicine for
his disease. We have no doubt that il was !;
and if he had realized but few thousands more
by II, he would have been cured entirely
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-11

The Governor of Maryland rendered the office
OF Secretary of State to Edmund Shriver, Esq,
delegate from Frederick county; but he having
declined the honor, VIM. V. l.. Buskirk, ESQ.,,
Of Allegheny county, was nominated, and the
Senate confirmed the nomination.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-11

W The Locofoco State Convention recently
convened at Harrisburg, Pennsy lvania, took
vote in regard to candidates for the Presidency,
which resulted as follows: Martin Van Buren,
received 81 votes; r. M. johnson 36 votes and
Lewis Cass vote. Colonel Richard NJ. John
son was unanimously declared the choice Of the
Cow. ntion for the Vice Pre- idency.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-11

The Supreme Court Of Rhode Island com.
nenced lis reg lar term at Newport on Tues
day. Ex-Governor Dorr appeared. The court
.ook time to wise, and announced their deter
ninalion to proceed with his trial on Friday, the
10Th OF April next.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-11

A WING VIcToRy.-The Wings of Troy have
elected their candidate for Mayor, G. Cdrning,
by majority of about 400. They have also
elected their candidates for Aldermen and As
sistants, in every ward but one.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-11

CONGRESSIONAL DlsrRIcT OF AccoMAc, &c
Hill Carer, Esq, of Charles City, has received
the unanimous nomination of the Wing Conven.
lion which assembled in Williamsburg, Va, last
tuesday.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-11

Morris FRANKLIN, ESQ., has been nominated
as the Wing candidate for Mayor Of The city Of
New York, The nomination was rendered by n
unanimous vote to the Hon ROBERT SMITH, but
he declining, Mr.. F. was with entire unanimity
agreed upon.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-11
THE WINGS OF ALEXANDRIA

Hold Mass Meeting this evening at the Theatre
IN that place, and it is be addressed by The Hon. w.
NEWTON and the Hon. JOHN M. S. CAusrx.
cannot delegation be sent down tonight to
angle their shouts with the true hearted Wings
# Alexandria We can insure a welcome re-
epton to all who may visit them but they need
10 endorsement from us-every Wing in WASH
ngton remembers the Great Jubilee of 1910.
The Alexandra Gazette says:
"a Wing meeting is to be held in this place
IN Monday evening. at which il is expected that
several distinguished v hig members Of Con-
gress will be present, who will address the
meeting We hope many OF the Wings of
ne adjoining counties OF Virginia and Maryland,
9 possible, will be present on that occasion.
There will be song and sentiment, patriotism and
enthusiasm, and many hearty cheer for CLAY !"
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

At a general meeting begun and holden at Columbia
the fourth Monday in November in tho year ofour Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fortyhree, and from
thence continued by diverse adournments the nine
teenth day of December in the same year.
Bill to alter and amend the first section Of the Const
tuition
Be enacted by the Senate House of Representa-
tves met and sitting IN General Assen1iy That tho
cd and amended read follows: "The judicial power
shall be vested in such superior and inferior Courts Of Law
and Equity tine Legislature shall from time time d-
and establish :" the judges of each hereafter to be
elected shall hold their commissions during good beha
but no longer and the Judges ohe Superior Courts shall
ut stated times receive compensation for their services
which shall neither increased diminished during their
continuance IN ofce but they shall receive fees
perquisites of Office hold any other office of profit
trust under this State, the United States, any other
power"
In the Senate House, the nineteenth day Of December in
the year oour Lord thousand eight hundred and forty
sentatvos und three times in the Senate and agreed
to by words of both branches of the whole
Speaker ofthe House Of Rep.
w. r. COLCOCK,
President of the Senate.
SkcnrrAnrs OrrIcr
Columbia, June 6, 1914.
do hereby certify the foregoing he and liternl
copy Of Bill entitled Bill alter and amend the rst
section OF the third article of the Constitution Passed
the 10Th day of December in the year Lord ono
thousand eight hundred and fory,hrec, and in this
office
Given under my hand and the seal of the State the day
and year above written, WIN. F. ARTHUR,
Dep, Sec. of State,
In THE HovsE REPREsEsrArIvEs
December l6. lSd3. (
Resolved That the Clerks Of the Senate md House Of
Representatives do the Bill passed by this General
Assembly entitled "a Bill to alter aud amend the first
section Of the third article Of the Constitution" be pub,
shea three months previous the general election
for members Of the General Assembly asrecnby to tho
| provisions of the Constitutions
Resolved, That tho House do agree the resolution,
Ordered that it DO sont to the senae for concurrence,
BY order.
T. W. GLOVER, C.. H.R,
In SENATE, I
December 10, 1843.
Resolved that the Senate do in the resolution
Ordered that it be returned to the House of Rep.
by order. WM. MARTIN. c. s.
~ The following papers will copy the above onco
week till the second Monday i'll October commencing tho
lst July: South Caroniun. Columbia; Journal Camten
Observer, Georgetown; Gazette, Chemw; Mountaincer
(ireenvle; Spartan Sparanbug; Advertiser, Edgc6eld
Banner hbbovilc Messenger, Pendcton; Gazette, An
| derson; Farmers Miscellany Yorkvillc.
| July 3, 1914. os-l5t
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25
MANSION HOUSE.

VUNllE Subscriber has again taken charge Of his we'll
Il known Hotel in Spar'anburg Village which will be
carried under his control md direct by Of
hls own family in plain, decent style, and viii acconmo-
'late travellers and boardcrs the regular Country Ia
rcrn prices Stock drivers who may pass through said
village and choose TO give him call. will be accommo
dated with suitable lots for feeding stock. aud o.
der sold them M cheap he afforded. and all waggon
will be furnished with lot for their Wagons aud
charge.
R. c. POOLE.
Spartanburg March 90, 1914. ID
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25
Last Notice.

A LII persons indebted to me by book account nre re-
IA 1uesird To settle the with Jesse Mason or E.
Lcner. Esq To avoid putting my debtors cost have
employed Mr. Mason, ut considerable expense, who has
been travelling for several weeks past and trying COLI
lcct my accounts; but tfa plan having ilcd. l
Tor the last time, those who do pay of their
soon, Will hay" ~ pay cost My situation Compcs
collect my dcl5 JAS j. VERNON
jj--2I---tr
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25
Nv EQUITY.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
SDartanburu niStrict

Is. + Bates g. others,
nf Part
Mark Crockcr and Wife and others
obedience to order Of the Court of Cllanccry in
tins case, will he sold at Spartaburg Court House. on
Sales Day IN November the realty of Anthony Bates
deceased, as exhibited by patts l. and g. Lot No i
enoloses eJ0 and b bounded 10y lands T.. Parker
J. King aud a. Iarnond. Lot No. . comprises 1913 acres
and bounded by lands OF J. Gore and others Lot No. g.
containing 81 acres and bounded by lands of b. F. Bates
and others All the above Real Estate will be sold
equal annual instaments. with interest from date ex.
sePt the costs OF the proceedings which is required
be paid downalso that the purchaser give bonds and
good security together with mortgage of the premises
secure the purchase money. I. o. p. VERNON, p
Sept. 1 |, 1914.
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Spartanburg District.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.

parham Rec 81 Z and offers,
Applicants. Summons in
Elizabeth BOnar and Others
Defendants.
r. appearing to my satisfaction that Elizabeth Bomar
= Leah hIce, John Bo'nar Spencer Bomar Matilda Bo
l'omar Irwin Bomar Mary Bonar and Sarah Bomar cb;
aren OF the said Amsed Bomr Sr. deceased defendants
tS case, reside from and without the limits of this
STATE IL is therefore ordered that they do appear and
ect 70 the division sale of the real estate Of Arinsted
Doar sr deceased, or before the third Monday in
pro cOnfesso a to them ~ ~ '>~
r. BoWDEN, o. g. d.
oi'""ry oHlce, August %. 1874 36-3m
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25
5. BObO & H.. G.. .Leituer

ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN
EQUITY.
AVE formed Co-partncrShp i'm tho practice of ,b-r
froession and will attend any business entrusted
TO mem IN the Courts OF Law and Equity for Sparanburg
Cnion Laurens and (rccnvilc. b.
Office at Spartnbnrg LIST door East of the Co,rt Io,s.
January Tth. l3Ii.-4- ~
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25
Hi ENRY e. DEAN.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW a. SOLICITORS IN EoI;JTy
(SrARTANBuRG c. H)
VIE undersigned will practice in co-partncrsp in Inv
Il and Equity for the District of Spartunburg and will
attend the Courts for Unon Lnurens, and Crecnville
lcr Clients may be assured of the same prompt attention
they have ever bestowed business tho fast twenty
wears They may be found the office lately occup.d
ny Henry Bobo. JAS. EDW'D HENRY,
II. J. DEAN.
SPartanburg February :, 1874
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25

HM'S L1N1MENT-Nof fiction, n certain cure for tn
IL Pilcs-For sale by
mlo ly VIM. B. SEAY.
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February LIST, 1874
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25

II H. LEGG has been commissioned by the Exeeutiv.
to act as Magistrate. to fill the vacancy occasioned
6y the promotion of r. Bowden Esq. the office of Or
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25

"A. ). w. LAND--TAILoR.
VIE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
'ne public generally. that he has opened Aron's
S," ~ WohordS Buildings, Up Stairs J. IT, Wells
share public patronage. ~ .
Aug'st7, 1874 aoIv
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-09-25
MAIL ARRANGEMENT

SIARIANBURG COUhF HOUSE, s. C.
:: :: :: :;
morning. N '
eenve and Southern, arrives Wednesday and Saturday
oreenve and Southern. departs Thursday and Sunday
Linconton, ~ c. arrives Wednesday and sasurday 7PM
- go departs Thursday g. Sunday A. H.
forkvllie, 81 c. arrives Wednesday, 7 p. M -, =
Y" departs Thursday,5 A. NJ
Union T. H., =. C., arrives Tuesday, 4 p NJ
departs Monday, 6 A. M
Lanrens &. H. via Woodruff, arrives Tuesday, 10 NJ
.o.. r. r, 80 departs Saturday, Q r. NJ
Laurens c. H. via Pooesve arrives Tuesday 10 at night,
r; ~ departs Monday. AT M.
'o'e' w. ~ via rooesVlie arrives Saturday, p. M
IN - 80 departs Wednesday, Ga ".
The Mail will be closed in future, at o'clock. p AZ
persons wishing to Mail Letters will pcnse deliver ,h
before that nme or they will remain in the Post Office
herred TO. D so
r-, 6. W. II. LEGG, T. NJ
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w. G. RENNETT D,

w. G. BENNETT, DENTIST.
u EsIDENCE Il Hiram NIiichell,s--perf,rm, all or,
IA rations in Dentistry. r
Artificial Teeth insered, from one, to full set plurp
iS cleansing, and extracting carious Teeth ParticuIar
attention paid to regulation of Chldren's Teeth
Spartnnburg, January 1, 1914. Am
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More Cheap Goods.
=. B. DEAN,

-. II. ITTIIAIN,
ITO Il n + y AT LAW.
WiLL PRACTICE in Paultng Cass, Cherokee
w Forsyth, Iunlkin Union. Gilmore Murray CLatop.
Floyd, Dadc, and Walker Counties -
-RESlDENCE-
March 6, 1914. =,
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TT appearing to my satisfaction that Nimrod Cantrel.
Il Abraham Canrell, Caleb Cantrel and Isaac Purtle
four Of the defendants in this case reside from and with
out the limits of this State. 1t is therefore ordered that
they do appear and object the division sale Of the
real estate of Mary Cantre deceased, before the
goth day OF September next thcr will be talk
en- pro confcsso.
n. BoWDEN, o. s. d.
June TO- 1911. o6.3m
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-20

the nominations ofthe Baltimore Conycn
ton, and on all hands determination ex
pressed to use untiring efforts to secure it
success,
The thanks of the Association were u
unanimously presented to Maj Eastman io'
his very able and interesting address.
Joseph B. Danforth and Hiram Aiken
were chosen delegates to attend the State
Convention at Montpelier ON the 4th of Jul,
next, and Thomas B, Bigelow and S, r
Sreetcr substitutes.
The Association adjourned two weeks,
being the Goth day of June, at 3 o'clock p
NJ, at the Vestry.
JOS B. DANFORTH, President.
DEXTER FRANCIS, Sccrttary.
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with his objections, to the House, in which
it originated
You are aware that this bill contains
appropriations for Lake harbors-for the
Hudson River, and other objects: most OF
which have been considered heretofore as
natioral and constitutional Some of them
were to say the least fit, of rather a
doubtful character. Mr. Tyler takes spe-
cI0l exception to the proposed improve
ments in James river. Virginia.
Mr. Seymour ofN Y. moved that the
message be printed and Referred and be
made the special order Of the day for
Thursday next,
This being out oforder, the constitutions
al mode ofproccedings was adopted; and
the question was put, "Shall this bill pass,
Notwithstanding the objections oflhe Pres
identW
The vote was-Yeas 1903, Nays "a.
The majority not being two-thirds, the
veto stands