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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-19

Wapole, learn, has taken 100000 OF tho
Cheshro Railroad stock-Bellow Falls 81 900. The
Locks and Canal Company, owned in England, will
probably take 90 900 or 25, 900 more-JaiTrsy about
80, OOo-Troy and Fiizwillium about 5,OOO-K eene
over l64, OoO--Chorlcstown 25 900. There arc sew
eral subscriptions in Nelson, Sullivan, RONbury, Gil
sum, Chesterfield, SC.
The sum of $500, 900 having been taken in Dos
ton, the books we understand, were closed on Mon
day--Reene Sent.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-19

thoir days a Ct companion for life, but in modern
times to learn the mysteries orthO household would
make our fair ones faint away; and to labor, comes
not into tho code of modern gentility.
Industry and frugaly will lead to cheerfulness and
confronted wife tends greatly to soften the asper-
ties and smooth the rough paths in mans journey
through life. II has been truly said, pleasant and
cheerful wife, is rainbow in the sky, when the hus-
bands mind is tossed with storms and empess ;but
dissatisfied and retful wife, in the hour of trouble, is
like thundercoud, charged with electric fluid
9'FREND TO DOMESTIC IMPROVEMENT,
St. Johnsbury, April, ls45.
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THE FATHER OF DANIEL WEBSTER. Mode Of
assessing tares ,chen he one ofhe Seiecimen in
Salisbury. Mr. Webster was of strong mind,
sterling integrity, devoted patriotism, and plain COM
monsbeSee ;samd was often called to the discharge Of
tho duties devolving upon those essential Municipal
oficers-Seoctmon. lie acted in that office at pc
Rod Mhebs Tax Tables were unknown, at least in
Guided country towns; and to avoid the tedious proc
Of arriving by written arithmetic, at the proper
ton of each poll and estate it is said his associates
used to repose in him tho task fixing tine peoples
rates by the bare operation Of his strong and
gacious mind.
Tho three "fnlhcrs oCtho town. seated round the
Gro at MIR Webster's dwelling; his associates in tho
Board with the lists before than. and pen. ink and
paper at hand, called the singy, and Mr.
Webster, after revolving the condition Of eachin his
mind, announced the to DO set against the numo.
This process gone through with every name, the
rious sums we're addod and il would then often be
found that the aggregate too large or not large
enough by twenty thirty dollars, 70 meet the
sum required for state, county and town purposes
As the taxes usually made in single evening,
and tho work comparatively light they went the
ground, deductng adding the proper proportion of
each, circumstances required. Some times, even
with all their accuracy in adjusting tho balance, a
Recond computation would exhibit deficit off dollar
or two, when Mr. w. would saS--"II's too much Ia
Dor to 60 the work again. the balance remain
for me TO pay"
The taxation OF Salisbury gave, it is said, uniyer
sal satisfaction, although the people probably
ignorant of the nude ;and the days when Mr. Webster
was Of the Board Of Seleclmen reverted to with
great pleasure by the aged inhabitants of that town.
~: II. Statesman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-19

iEJ@A great meeting was held at Claremont
Wednesday to take measures to extend the Cheshire
Railroad up the Connecticut river, to Lebanon nj the
mouth of White river. Gov. Hubbard presided at
the meeting; and spirit ed addresses were made by
him, and other gentlemen of New Hampshire and
Vermont. They will petition the next Legislature
for charter TO enable them 10 carry into effect the
objects Of tho meeting.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-19
(WHICH OF THE NORTHERN ROUTES WILL
BE ADOPTED?"

Is the anxious question asked almost every hour
by persons who reside north of us, and who feel
deep interest in the Official decision of tho question.
Ali tho answer we have felt authorized to make is,
"remember the fate of pioneers This answer, any
one acquainted with the worlds history may UNDER
stand-for that history ia written all with the
fact that pioneers in all great undstakingdo not reap
the reward Of their labors; they only open the way
for others to reap harvest Those who deride and
oppose them while they buaeting with obstacles
almost insurmountable, are the first crowd forward
of pioneers those obstacles
overcome, casting behind them, in their new
zeal, those who have borne the burden and heat of
the battle, claiming for themselves the rewards Of the
struggle. SO will it probably be with those who
stood out boldly against their party and bated for
law that would give railroad accommodations the
people north of US, while the loading influences at
Charlestown, Bath, Haverhil. Plymouth, Meredith,
sc Sc, were opposed to such law. Now the
franklin, Grafton, Canaan, Enfield and Lebanon
route be cast aside by political influences, to
give Charestown railroad from Kecne, north; and
Meredith Plymouth, lTaverhil and Bath extension
of the Concord road, The friends of tho Lebanon
route have been ''pionoers" in tho railroad
:nents Of the State, during the dark days Of New
Hunpshire's RadicalisT and now to Accommodate the
individuals who have involved the State in the damp
foga of Radicalism, the early friends Of northern
railroad are to be treated with scorn and contempt
URity is interested in the Chaes.own road, and that
is a "ixed fact,' Speaker Hibbard, Senators Lane
and Cate, Ex-Speaker Swazey, and ES-TreSsurer
Clement, have grea, influence.
We go for both roads, and have only printed the
above to let our Grafton friends know what is COM
ing Concord NJ H. Courier.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-19

MELANCHOLY DIsAsrER. Two young ,one
named Batchclder, aged about II, the other aged
about 2O,on Engishnan, attempted 10 the river
in boat at Phelps Mills, near soalh Troy, the 2sth
of April and, the current being strong, precpi
tuied the dam and falls short distance below.
After they had passed about half way the stream
they perceived that the boat was approaching the
dam, and one Of them, ButcheIder, jumped into the
river designing to swim to the shore, and reached 1t
within about six feet, to the dam, but seeing he
likely fail in reaching the shore made one des
pcrae effort and leaped half of his length of the
water-the current then took him and carried him
feet foremonst the dam and falls feet high in
to the chasm below. His body found five days
afterwards, about mile below the falls The Eng
shmun chung to the boat and passed over the falls
with it;tho boat was dashed to Atoms His body has
not yet been found, ascertain.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-19

We have not learned whether or not the property
was insured Mr. Coe is one of the largest and most
enterprising farmers in the town.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-19

RHODE ISLAND. The General Assembly ad-
journed on Saturday at IL o'clock, to meet on the
fourth Monday in June.
The act of Amnesty introduced in the Senate by
Mr. Potter was referred TO Select Committee, con-
ssting of Lieut.. Gov, Diman, Of Bristol, John H.
Weeden, of North Providence and Joseph Smith OF
Warren, with instructions to reportiin June. The
vote on the reference Is to IA.
In the House resolution was introduced by Fen
ner Brown to appoint Committee to prepare bill
providing for the liberation Of Dorr. The Resolu-
ton was laid on the table by vote of 80 to 20.
An act was passed liberating Messrs, Boswor,h and
Heath on their taking the oath of allegiance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-19

TRUE CoLoRs Mr. Wise in late correspond
with the Secretary of State, takes occasion to
compliment G. w. Gordon Jour consul AT Ro for his
zeal and efficiency in aiding the arrest of persons
implicated in the slave trade, and ndds-"Any dis
appreciation Of Mr. Gordon's would now be
regarded here the removal of Mr. Socum from
Office, nothing less than sanction of the course
pursued by persons in Brazil to aid and abe, the slave
trade At all hazards shall continue in the steps
have taken, until peremptoriy ordered 20 desst''
Mr. Gordon has been superseded by Mr. Parks Of
Maine thus giving unequvooal evidence Of the Pres
dents attachment to the 'pecuiiar institutions of thu
South" We had doubt of the fact, but was un-
prepared for bold exhibition as that of removal
for dschargng naught but his duty, in conjunction
with our minister. for its suppression.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-19

CONCERT. Mr. IIoUGHToN's Concert in ihis
place last Monday evening well attended and the
audience appeared to be gra,ifed with his perform
His voice is excellent and he sung well several
admirable pieces. He WILL wo understand give other
Concerts in this County, and also in Orleans County.
The Star, in noticing Mr. HIS concert in Danvle,
says:-"Mr II. plays the piano with master hand,
and sings all of his songs in admirable style. lie
performs in manner calculated, in opinion, to
give to music all its charms, viz by singing tina,
every word Of the song be clearly understood land
at the time denote feeling and expression
His songs of "The Gamblers Wife," and "The
Ship on Fire, were given with much taste, aud told
with fine effect. AS concert singer, and superior
piano player, do not seruple to recommend Mr.
Toughton to the favorable regard of tho public"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-19

Drowned. MIR l.. d. Brown, young man aged
10, was accidentally drowned in Fields bay on tho
Lake, few miles from this place. by falling ont of
boat Yergennss Termontsr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-19

The population Of Manchester, N. II. os appears
by the census just taken, is s,Ol7: increase since
last year, 1891. Manchester is now the largest mau-
ufacturing town in NJ II. and at its present rate
Of increase will in few years rival Lowell.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-19

BALTIMORE has 100 Churches of which 80
are Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, 1 l Catho-
lic,lo Protestant Episcopa,9 Baptist, Lutheran, Sc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-19

FIRE. A two story barn and the frame for an
other barn belonging to Mr. Sheldon Coe, of Burke,
were burned on Monday, May IL. The fire was &C.
casioned by sparks or burning leaves from piece of
land which being burnt from one half to
q mile distant. Mrs. Coe sitting by window in
the house watching the sparks, fearing some evil from
them, and struck some light matter at the corner
Of the barn. Mr. Goes son Immediately ran into the
barn when he found the fire was inside and only had
time to cut tho haters by which several horses were
tied before il was all in blaze. Tie horses rush
ed out and escaped. Five calves in the barn were
burned several tons ofhay and some grain. II had
been dry fov long time that the barn and its con-
tents burned like finder. The loss IL some $780,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-19

lDPThe Rail Road Commissioners examined the
route of the contemplated railroad from Concord to
the Connecticut River at Hayerhjll, las; week. As
their report will be made the Executive this week
we shall of course be able to lay it before read
ers in our nexl-Beiknap Gasetie.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-19

a few years ago one of the studon,s ma,
Professor and now tho whole board have been m,,
bed. These students are real and pr0o,io,, n mO0'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

Mons, ADRENr completely surprised his audience
last evening with the brilance Of his stage scenery
aud magnificent magical apparatus, wei as in the
performance Of his feats, which are uraccountabe
and astonsh every beholder Tonight it will be seen
that he gives an entire new list Of experiments A
crDMlnd hnnse of rOursn.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30
ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.
NEW AND INVALUABLE nISCpyER


N beInga liquid Dye, which osiy changes
The color OF the hair to beautiful brown or black,
without injury to the hair or skin The great supc-
monty OF this Dye consists in easy mode of appli-
cation, and instantaneous eflect-all other DIVES re-
qurngfrom 10 to twelve hours produce any change
Its superior excellence will be apparent to every one
upon single application.
Extract from the "PhIIadelphia Daily sun - AL
EXANDER's TRICoB effect of the above on
the hair is truly astonishing. ltwas tried yesterday
in our office, and the change from grey to black was
instantaneous.
Extract from the EEPhiladelphia Daily Forum - Sc
vefa of our acquaintanceS have recently applied to
their hair the valuable liquid Dye known as Alexan-
der'S TrlcObaphe-a and valuable discovery; and
has III no failed to produce the desired effect
Immediately after appyin it to gray hair or whskers,
II lmpafs a beautiful brown or black color.
&c For sale bv Coleman & Rogers, No. l73 Balti-
more street; G. w. Andrews, ]. NJ. Laroque, J. w.
Scott, and E. Perkins, Baltimore street; j. " d. Stew
art, corner Hanover and Camden-sts.; Perkins Bro
Their, corner Green and Frankiin-sts; J. w. Barry
Co., corner Pearl and Batlnore-sts., and wholesale
by the sole agents, K. Il g. A. WRIGHT,
apo eOt27thM+ % South 4th street, Philad.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

iHE ETHIOPIAN OPGRAr!' EoRrs shine forth ihis
evening with redoubled Iustrr presenting two bur
'ettaS, that OF the "Bnyi Dare" and the "Boy-a.
Marital" some one says, lam never merry when
near sweet muSc;' but that was in the den time:
the Ethopians by their pleasant and aughable bur
lesques have proved the faIlacy of the sentiment
The entertainments are exceedingly entertaining and
cannot offend the most tastidiors We were pleased
to see 50 good an attendance, and to witness the zen
eral hilarity that prevailed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

INSTRUMENT OF PRiEsrLY WARFARE Mr.
.. A. Brownson became engaged in all affray
with young student named Hoover, at Bos-
tom a day or two since, in which the latter was
somewhat injured. 1t seems that the former
who has recently become an embittered Catho.
lie, called the latter hereto, whereupon the
after rotorted by calling him a traitor. Thus
provoked, Mr.. Brownson assailed him with a
cane.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

G3- We have been struck Of late by the notices in
many of the papers OfCOSNEL'S MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTOR, from 81 CORTLAND street, which they
say will cue any Of the following complaints, viz;
Burns, scads, eryspelas piles, salt rheum, scroiua,
chblains, chate, frosted parts sore nipples, sore
eyes old sores, tGlons, bes, and in fact all outward
alings We have seen this article tried on several
of the above complaints with the most astonishing
cfect-Curlng after all other articles have been tried
in vain.
For sale in Baltimore, at the of Hanover and
Baltimore sts Also at the corner Of Baltimore and
Harrison SITS and at No. 81 Thames st. II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

.f3s HEAVEN has blessed us with no richer boon
or rar'n than the means Of aleviatug the many ills
tn which our frd bodies are subject How thankful,
therefore, should we b. for the possession of such
gift, and how grateful to the through whose in
s,rumrntality it is obtained Read the following from
one of our most estmabe citizens. II is among the
many testimonials that daily given;
BALTlNORE, April 26ih, lS45.
DR. JoHN VI. Williams Dear Sir deem it not
only an act of justice to yon, but duty owe the
public To testify to them that, flom ample experience
in the use OF your PURIFYING BLOOD PILLS, I
believe them to be THE BEST MEDICINE EVER
USED aud to have produced such good results in my
family as could scarcely hope to realize from any
medicinal agent Yours, &c.
JAMES 5. SUTER, Pitt street, above Exeter.
QI5- These Pills are prepared and sold by DR.. John
NJ Williams, No. 90 f. Baltimore st, fifth door east
of Front street-price 25 cts per haX. apo
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MARRIED,

:. On Tuesday evening, the 2glh ins by the Rev. NJ,
Trapnell. LEWIS \ lowsER to MARY ANN, fifth
daughter of Henry Burdick, Esq. Of Wheeling.
Wheeling and Cincinnati papers please copy.
On the I'D inst. by the Rev. Mr. Elder, ROBERT {.
WEBG TO Miss MARY VIRGINIA WEBB, all of this city
AT Philadelphia, the 22d inst by the Rev'd Mr.,
Grant Mr.. THOMAS NJ. DAVIS, formerly of Baltimore,
TO MIss ELIZA ANNA MCKNIGHT. Of PhiladeLphil.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

on the 29th inst. Capt JoHN II, Thomson, in the
9th year of ais age.
The Association of Baltimore Defenders, and his
at, on to morrow Thursday morning, at O'Clock,
from his late residence, No. 1914 5. Exeter-st
Yesterday morning, 29th inst. at 4 O'Clock, THOMAS
HENRY son of Thomas and Sarah Hardness, aged
year, months and % days.
The friends and acquantances of the family are re-
specially requested TO attend the funeral this morn
ing, at 10 O'Clock, corner of Cove and Sarah Ann
streets.
On the Goth inst JOHN SrANFIELD ABELL in the
7eIh year of his age, formerly of st. Mary's county
bat for many years past highly respectable resident
of this city
AT Annapolis, on the 9th inst. Mrs. ANNE RrDGRLY
At the advanced age OF 80 years. Also, on the 22nd
inst. Miss Nancy WILsor. aged "a years
HEALTH OFFICE, April %, ls45.
Report Of intermentS in the city Of Baltimore, for che
ceek, ending Monday morning, vls:
Scarlet fever 4; lnantie unknown Z; Still born 4;
Consumption g. Dropsy in the head 4; Inlammatory
rheumatism !; Commissions 2; Old 81 IntemperancC
.; Child bed !; Group 3; Hemorrhage !; Drowned ,;
Pleurisy d Catarrhal fever 5; Teethng l; Dropsy l.
Gastric fever 3. Total 50.
Under year. .l6 Between and l0,..
Between and D.. 9 g 10 and LA
2 and s.. Above 2l,.......2 3-59
Males, %; females, 3--59 OF which number ID
were coored persOns-l6 free, slaves.
BY order, CORNELIUS NJ. COLE,
Clerk to the City Commissioners
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

G3-TO THE PUBLIC. Myself and Ladies last
evening witnessed the exhibition Of Mons ADRgNT at
lhe Assembly Rooms and well paid for visit;
among the many !eatS accomplished by this great
magician is one called the "Mammoth Hat" the APP
plause and laughter which followed this feat an
evidence thGt it created the most C0nvulsive merri.
nlent as well as intense surprise.
CaH such things be,
And overcome us like n summers cloud,
Without our special wonder.
It. A BALTlM DREAM.
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FRoMrHE EXCHANGE READING-RooN BOO
CLEARED.

CLEARED,
Ship Columbia, Booth Rotterdam, John H. Hodges,
Brig Noble, new speights, Alexandra, D. g., Jas
Corner & Sons.
SAILED this Morning-Ship Columbia, Booth, for
Rotterdam; harque Lawrence, Howes, Boston; brig
st. Mary, White, Port Spain; schrs Cosmopolite, Oil
yer, Arecbo, r. R.; Harriet, Bearse, Boston, via Rap
pahannock.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary, from Philadelphia,
mdse. to E. G. Harris.
Steam packet Georgia, Coffey, from Norfolk.
Fellowship Rhone, Harvey, I'm Valparaiso, 3lst
Jan saltpetre, copper, cocoa hats WOOL hides, bark
and doubloons, to John G. Chappell; VIM Wilson 4
Sons; Jacob Daley; Z. Bartlett, OF New York; and
others. Sailed in co. with barque Lark, for Canton
Left ships Edward Everett, Knowles, from Boston;
George, (whalei) Smith, on cruise, IS days out,
with 10 bbs. sperm oil; barques Elizabeth Hail. Cobb
from Boston, arrived 18th Jany. i'll 80 days passages
Lucy Pennman, from Buenos Ayres; brig Odessa,
Smith, from New York, sold on the oath. Ship Or
pheus, Hill, from New York, arrived at Tacahuana
in "a days. Brig MOntezuma, Kelly, from Baltimore,
arrived at Valparaiso 18th Jany in "a days from Cape
Henry, and sailed on the Goth for leeward. Brig Ca
States, via Copiapo. u S. ships Levant and Relief,
and schr Shark, were at Callao 18th of Jan-all WELL
Spoke 29th u lat. II Is S. lon. 80 26 w. brig Henry
Mead, (of North Yarmouth Me.) from Lisbon for Rio
Grande; 24th instant, lat 80 % NJ lon. II 81 w. brig
Pauline, (of Warren, r. ~ from New York for -.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Baltimore, LIE Brou, for Baltimose, loading,
and brig Fabius, White, from do Just arrived,
left at Rio de Janeiro 18th ult
Brig Mary A. Jones, Jones, from Baltimore, was
dscharging at Barbados 4th inst
SChr John, Hanna, from and for Baltimore, waiting
freight, was at Laguayra I'd inst
Schr Savannah, Anderson, from Baltimore, rived
at Savannah oath inst.
Schr Milsent, Cole, from Baltimore, arrived at N.
York eth inst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

MUNIrIcENT Donation. The BRADY
Bend Iron Co." have forwarded one thousand
dollars to the Pttsburg sufferers. The works
Of this company are located on the Allegheny
river about so miles above Pittsburg, and the
proprietors reside in Boston.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

NEW YORK TRUE Sun. This excellent ant
well conducted journal has appeared in hand
some new dress. Success to it.
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KILLED. MIR. Zachariah Kelley, of Boone
township, Harrison county, Ind, was killed on
Sunday last, by being thrown from his horse
against tree. He has left a wife and one
| child
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

DAMAGE BY LIGHTNING. The stable O.
Messrs' Neill & Co. at Springfield, Clark co.
ONO, was struck by lightning on "Wednesday
last, and with FIVE horses, consumed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

SENTENCE OF SHEEP STEALER. Hugh
Hulmes, Of Washington county, Ia, has been
convicted of sheep stealing, and sentenced to
two years in the pententiary, to pay fine of
$3.50, and to be disfranchised four years.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

VIRGINIA ELECTION. The Richmond Com
pller of yesterday says it is now placed almost
beyond doubt, that the democrats have car
ried the Senate and House of Delegates, and
have elected IA out of Is members of Con-
gress' The democrats have a clear gain, so
far, OF 7 delegates in the house
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY. The
regular monthly meeting of this Society will be held
at the Historical Rooms, on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, May LIST, at half past seven O'Clock, on which
occasion n communication is expected from ]. II. B.
Latrobe, Esq.
ap302t S. +. STREETER, Rec Sec.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

Tna SWALLOW AFLoAr. The Inflated
Steamboat Swallow mas been got aAoat.
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ACQUITTED OF EMBEzzLEMENT. VIM. H.
Winder, indicted with John Rice, for the en-
bez1ement of some seventy thousand dollars
from the northampton pa Bank, was recent
" tried at Lancaster, ard acquitted of the Of
fence by jury ofhis country. Rice, who was
President of the Bank, has not vet been tried
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

WHIPPING A CLERGYMAN. The St. Louis
Republican, of Sunday, says: ga rencounter
took place in the street to-day, in which F..
kennett, Esq, inflicted personal chastisement
on the Rev. MIR. Linn, the pastor of the Cen
tenary Church, in this CITY,"