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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
AUTHORIZATIONS Nofio.es5

The Undersigned have been duly appoInt.a
administrators Of the estate ii John B ( ~ :.
han, late Of Brown county, dscsased. An tLs,-
sons indabtad 20 said estate, are nntihed u
make immediate payment slll % ths undersigned:
win present them, within one yeaf gasd sSS.Ss
ment. 81 ~ 4
HUsfoS BgRE, II ssi,
January IA Ie4
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

President P1lk ;S in the 5Oh year, Of
hi age, Vice President Dallas in his SD
year.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
NEW STORE!!!
New Goods! Cheap Goods !
Rich Goods! Handsome
Goods!

TIME subscribers, having leased the room
n formerly occupied BY the Hon. Tho. l..
tiamer as a Law Office, aud RENTED this SANE,
are prepared to offer 10 the Public a good ana
Fashionable assortment ofSTAPLF andFAN.
Cf DRY GOODS: together with full assort-
ment of HATS, FUR and CLOTH CAPS Of
the latest fashions, neat and comfortable, ,ofsv
cry size aud foF every age.
PREMIUM BOOTe.
yourselves beingjuhges: also an article sfthiek
Boots, altogether supsriOr to any thing made in
this part Of the country ,as an article thoroughly
prepared for service and comfort, and viii repay
t5a purchaser many times the cost. Together
with splsndid assortment of Mems Youth's <
Boys Calfskin, and Kipskin Boots, Shoes, and
Brogans Of every qaulrty, style and price; La.
dies, Misses rnd ChildTen'f slippers, Gaifers.
half Gaiters, Buskins and morocco shoes, Of All
klnsd suitabls for the season. Also, GROCE-
RlES, HARD WARE, CUTLERY, CroeEo
ry, and other articles too numerous to parties
larize.
Purchasers in want of GoOdS are resuecffuIlv
solicited TO give US a call.
N. u. Goods will be eheerfUlly sh iwn and puf
at such prices as vii insure their sale.
Georgetown, q. Nov 2Sth, 1874.
WIN. SMITH 4 CO.
Store West side OF the public square, dirscry
oppnsite the Courthouse door
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

Counterfeit dolla:s purportiOg to be OF
the coinage Sl'le43, are in circulation
IN New York, so we'll executed that they
are difficult 10 detect.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
Eund CommlaaIoner'a Report,

TVHs updslignsd, 10 obedience 10 The
10Th Section o fan Act passed 26lh
March 1887 aid the suPplemenlsry acls
thereto, make the following report. asl3 =
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

The. ClrrOIlon Times suggests that II
lhs cOons do erect their talked uf monu>
nenI 10 the memory of Mr.. Gays de-
feat, that they shall only inScrbS on il "A
Nine Days Bubblen
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04
ITEMS.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Ca'siu' NJ. Clay, il is said, will issue
a paper devoted 10 Emancipation, at Lou
isvlllH.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

A man, named Teage, &as foundin his
bed at Philadelphia on Monday last with
his head broken in with a hatcbel.-
Tbs murdercrs are unknOwn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-16
o. CARD TO TIE LADIES.
New Fall and Winter Goods.

EklCARDS, RYAN CO, have the pleasure of
" announcing to the LADIES of LYNcHBURG and
those of It's Vicinity, that they will receive and open
rms DAY. large portion of the their stock of FALL
AND WINTER GOODS, embracing ore of the mos,
varied and elegant in styles OF rich fancy goods it has
been their pleasure TO offer them.
The Junior partner having just returned from the
Northern ees confidently assures his friends and the
public generally that he has spared pains procure
the NEWEST and MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, that the
French, Eaellsh and American markets could furnish
Their stock Of Cloths. CassmeTes Vestng, Shirtings,
Cravahgs Gloves, Hosiery. Sc. &C., greatly surpass-
any they have had the pleasure of exhibiting in
lhls market. They respectfully solicit examination
of their extensive stock before purchasing Terms cash
Prices To correspond with The terms and times None
shall sell The same style and quality ogoods knocngiy
cheaper than ice. REGARDS, RYAN & CO.,
Next doUr to w. T. Young.
Sept. s Isl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-16
Correspondence # he " O. 7ronie.

PENSACOLA. Sept. q. 1915
Dear Sirs - TIE Tsnan ,rur bang neHig ended,
aud the excitement entirely absie thought useless
10 trouble you any longer with my correspondence
The movements oi our sesadron which is now cfuis-
Ing ia The Gai villa the exception the Pnnceiin and
brig LasTenre. which here. can hardly be worth
AIRY rep1r MeNieo SHOWS Jise.siiiaa whatever tur
a light. aud would rather caasprDmse matters in a
peaoeabs sloed, bst It uow tha, Uncle sam is
getting tired ri being = doodied. and feels inclined
to take the offensive, and tfng all difficulties final
rIUse.
The Prinretun s'iis IN fnf Vera Cruz Flag
Lieut. Bldle goos IN her She viii probably ~.
Turn Immediately with Com. Cnnnar. The brig Law
renee viii leave On Monday for long cruize IN The
Gulf
The work Of thc Guloline is progressing rapidly 10
this place. 1o>dsss msii hfaagh the removal al our
old and much esteemed Collector. Mr. Mitchell a pen
ileman nnnpearhabie ~ esets respect highly reverted
by both parties and 10 has Collector OF tins Por
for the las t,sfRig years. Ahbnugh a saunch " big al
heart. be never knpwb hase mael.d IN politics
during thai hong period Al Time Ills successor is Hon
Judge ID lion Jofian a'ty L. ;. District Jsdgc for
Nest flards--lhe nomination indeed Is a very unpnpu
lar oge, | presume that mar worthy Postmaster will
be The neal case, as he Is The only Wing tll in Of
fce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-16

FReN NsaA CRuz The srg Petersburg arrived al
New Nutt Ihdfs3sy irsm Vera Cfnz sept lith.
with il5.uuU IN sprcie ttr iunihp,nce by her has
been anticipated Noaey scarce and business vary
dull Inp0rlauus, of new tati daily en-
pecitdi @ta,her stry MOI sultfy and an,; sickness
greatly abaed Ihrfe has been hurnble MURDER CON.
mitret Ntra Graz irw DAYS previous 10 sailing TN
the pefsin at an nd Italian and his clerk at their own
81 BE, and ~ one vi he m,si public hnraul hires In
city, aud That in open day. Thu war tevet had rather
calmed down, although The MeAcans had large lprce
s'me ten uf twelve thousand inen-ead, to match la
Texas Ms spon as mrans could he raised. The tfmps
say feed and elaIhe them. AVID they will march 10 his
Satanic Alsirsy. ltere'hsd been bat four llreen Al
rivals al Nrra Cruz from the IN August The Iih Srpt
that Is, foreign merchant ttss,ls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-16
TRIAL FOR CONSPIRACY no DrrRArp

:" "'a VI s3fe lh''l's' WAS brought /" c"st ~ Dos
~" ~ "' %" nSa'', having occupied me attention 81
me Nane'pai Court s"ee HE ~ ii he last month
ihe ,ea'e 'heh' ,h,,gfs AfheI NJ. Eastman, Towns
'nd fo"dfy and Nm Pit Eastman. vino CONFUSED
me htm ~ Eastman endcN y CO, viii een'ptrGog
" e""' ~ 'sse pi'ehres JJieeh different reisons aud
MUS :" '"e "o',n o. Mafeh' iolo iht'e hliecn
transactions are each stated IN three several Ways So
'',' t"e pou'e''"eh' contained f"iyJre rnuss
ahFa'el According 10 report IN the Boston Con.
n't IVA, 10 '"e "o91h u Aiaf'h The hrn Of laslmao
i"dry y 10. MAS hatI pressed of short of money
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-16

SrREgr -Four AT ST. AucusriNr.-On Wednes<
day last says The Charleston News Il street hit took
place n 81 Augustine beiw cen A. A. Nunes and C. and
w W. lurng his brohors in law on one side and Col
George Mlckay and his brother Alex. Mackay on the
alhef The contest in consequence Of difficulty
which had previously existed between Nunes the Ed
nor n the Ne"s and Cot &, Mackay. who is the Depu,
" surveyor Both parties had armed themselves and
The day o the occurrence the contest commenced by
heorgo Nlackays warning the two Lorings not to ad
vance upon him or he would fire Upon their attempt
ing 10 advance, he raised his pistol hut missed fire
Goth Lnn9s discharged theirs, but without effect Nu>
nes now came up to Their assistance aud The other Mae
kay 10 lis brothers, when srracefuI atray with MS
tolls knives and sticks ensured, Neither Of the Mackays
have been injured but Nunes received a cut in the
stomach w. w. Lorng was shot in The ryht shoulder.
the bone being shattered. and Charles Lor,ng received
STAB oi some heeor onr inches depth under the right
ribs. All the parties are doing we'll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-16
"IHe administration has EyredD

Tbs is the significant caption of brief article in az
Philadelphia Sentinel, an old and consistent LocOie
Jonrnal-which has the courage to tell Mr. Polk an
errors In The face of the semi,oflica proclamation whH
some days ago appeared in the Washington Union, y
monshng all indictments that the friends of the VI
mlnis'Ta'ion" should never openly condemn, hovf'l
much they may dsapprove its acts From such an
''malon, the people may at once understand that '"|
onIon VIII never give warning of official delInqnfn9|
OF usurpaflon, however fragrant or dangerous il MAJ
though IN truth, the position it occupies by the iea'
Oh me Executive will, is guarantee enough for thai
ne oen'lnes list of errors has reference however,
cinssely to the distribution Of the SpoiLs-a subec
which The iocos are at all times particularly SENSITIVE
ana Tie only one perhaps, in reference to when {"
mat paper would have vcniured 70 complain 1t '"
he PRESIDENT that in the dspensation of federal paro'
he has given offence to the friends ofsundry "capn'
Oh tens, captains Of hundreds and captains of honsa'
'od mat the injury can only be repaired by Throwing
Inc influence of ''lhs weak, selfish, pretended" '
VINO surround him, and who, we are told "have no 'a
rests but their o,rn 10 subserve" The question
would new set be any beier2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-16

Ia President .4ddms.-Our readers we are sure.
VIII read the following Letter with regrei as well al
learning that they will moi hear the voice Vt wlse hon
ored aud venerable father pleading The of the B.
bic, as at lime hoped, Tor the hcl
pes him to decline.-.N Y. Com ,1jp
Quincy. Mass, Oct. 6, 1916.
F., II, Batchord. Esq, New York
Sill haze received your favor of The Sd inst, and
should take grca, pleasure IN addressing the New York
Bible Society," according my conditional promise here
ioiore made. which have forgotten. But In the
present state Of my health am disabled lon sItendance
at public meetings, and cannot aier self with any
more favorable prospect for the ensuing month Of No,
ycnber
My testimony Of reverence for The Holy Scriptures
has been already, than occasion, publicly
made, and viii be repeated every occasion, upon
winch II can with propnety be manifested. OF all the
societies devoted 10 piety and charity which | have
known. there is none higher IN my esnatl N or more
adapted 10 eminent usefulness ihan the Bible Society
aud ierventy pray that the divine blessing may rest
upon and 60 forth with II 10 the end ut The earth.
am very respectfully, Sir. your fellow citizen
and ohedient esrvant
Al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-16
Richmond " mig

to'n Conrenfions--A convention was held in An
dersun DIS RET South Carolina some time since to con
slider what should be dom under the scarcity of corn oc
casoned by The drought They determined that il woull
be best for the sufferers seek land of penIy-soms
modern Eeyptand with their households 10 move hh
ef Subsequently another convention was held al Uni,
an Court House, s C., which resolved TO ask aid from
The State. They propose 10 carry uut the measure by
means OF Commissioners III The several Districts who
are 10 receive monty from The Bank OF the State under
HE action II the Legislature, to be loaned those in
want, Tor the purpose OF procuring corn. both person
al s'enriy aud the liability OF the District in OF de-
ialcatUn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-16
Forsisa cofrsP,,Ieaes M. Bo,b, T,tssll,r.

"s'5' N0t' ! ''t'ss " II '''tti i''s='"f-
LoSDos, Sept. Sd. 1919.
BrfwER OK THE W.rgg CuRr-in the Mr.
lfoai,Iy lIsga.ins t,r sspteup, van will find the
c,n.e of an The exr,ten ant ab,pt II vd5.n,tby In which
4 have alluded IN preyi1ns letter The M nher opens
with long finely written and ,werlat article from the
,aa Of t,nlyef entitled foel, ssans and Observations
81 u ater Patieat It's IN this article that .'eouies
sps and aiinns have excited the whole clan u
invalds II Martinpan can with dash of her pen make
canve,ta H. Nas,a.izon ,,b, si,nd ,, III. nn,e bril-
Ian, dashes of Bawef maize convert, To Uylrona,hy7
This he has already acc ,mpisheJ
The tee totaIlsrs the hath pr,pretors and wet alan
ke practitioners are in an ecslacy Of delight aud sum
paspecuses will n, doubt be issued from mint stocF lIy-
dfopalhe Companies aud the railway stuck exchange
viii be deserted by the brokers' and soeculaofs for the
Hvdrpathic eNehanre wbe1 shares will command
pfqnlnln ere a - ,ple com anV Is G,fnen The multn
over lie door, Is ~ be- The wet sheet i, the true life
pfrsefyer" BulKrr sres 80 and il must be irue
Bulser commences his aftes in a must felicitons
siye lie reminds .sde,r NJ, Editor y who 10 nav Mr.
alnsworth. hat he once occupied the same editorial
cairthat il was also filled by The boh soued and sll,
ver. tongned Gampbell-by Hook and The recently DE
parted Iiopd-he then besows high pra :se upon their lit
eflry Efforts and comes round 10 his own case when
mere boy IN The literary arena he overworked mind and
body and neglected the physical man 10 make powerful
The intellect.
He fell that his frame was breaking nnder him by
constant literary lb,fs but as he sought 10 escape from
them the reading world demanded further efforts NIL he
was reduced 10 mere skeleton One year since his consl
tnlion was thoroughly shaered-he Tried all the learn
ed DOCTORS but their drugs brought no reei-he was ad,
vsed 10 travel--he did travel but sill no relief ac~
cldenlaly met work on the Water Cure-he studied
lt-fDund some new and some absurd Statements IN it
he winnowed the WHOLE separating The chat from the
wheat adopted the advice when il inconsistent
wlh sense-repared llydrophac eslab.
shmen- through a regnla course there praciised
and out cnlrely renovated in health ol body and
mind
lie then resolved to give the suffering world The be
ne Of lbs experience, and the able and interesting atl-
Gle in the New Monthly is the result lie reminds the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-16

FREsBYTERi,N SYNOD OF kfNrucKy-This body
mel at ilar"dsourg ON the 2ih nljllno and continued
Ills session until the 2Sh Besides the usual business
after listening 10 an interesting address from Rev Rob
er ). FINLEY on the SUBJECT OF African colonization they
passed resolutions IrcommendI q that coll,ctlons no
taken mp IN their churches Tor that object on OF about the
l;h uf July; aud the members of the Synod pledged
themselves individually pay over the collective sum of
five bundled dollars beore the LIST of January 1916.
or the purpose OF purchasing ship run as regular
packet between New Orleans and Liberia to carry out
cmgranls and provisions from The valley of the Mlssss
sippI to ii, colony.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-16

More " al street Dcfaications Within few weeks
ias It has been discovered by the house OF lloord,
Tanker Co, private bankers IN Wall street, that the
rye amount Of hidy,iires honsaed eigH hundred
a7d odd dollars If the funds in their hands had been en-
zz'ed by their book keeper and confidential clerk. by
means OF regular system OF fraudulent AMI false en-
ses and alterations OF the books. carried Tor several
years. The young man, whose name we suppress on
account OF his afflicted family and fond aud 6ong Young
vie and several small children has been the gamer
hy this neiarous ausacun for lie dues not possess now
one single penny Of tie whole sum. The fatal passion
tT gaming first induced him beltay the trust of his
employers. lie lust and his after afcenirs were com,
miei with the hope oil being able. by fortunate strike
Il play, 10 retrieve his LOSSES aud refund The money As
IS too often the case instead of getting the mre
tie continued TO 60 deeper and deeper IT, until a,
lfsi, lis crime discovered. He has vel been ar
siet, hnl The police know where To lay their hands
np3n him whenever he is wanted ~ y Mars
The Evening Posi- says that The su,, Of money EN-
aezzled, Instead Of being thirty three thousand do lars
amounts 70 near eighty thousand JoIlars altogether.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-16

The Public Land. Washington Unon says
tina; tie public lands subject 10 sale nj This time are N
cladrd m The following States and Territories,
Ohin. Indiana Illinois, Missouri Alabama. Mssissppl.
Louisiana, Michigan. Arkansas, aud Futldn. and The
of public lands sold in Sii .15t.l20 acres the
proceeds ol which amounted to S2205 $50. The lar
gesi amount OF sales made IN Illinois, being 3SD II q
acres showing the rapid growth Of thai Young State
The smallest quantity sold IN Florida be NJ | :,
I'D aefcsoulng, doubtless, 10 the recent dlicutlrs
wi,A the Indians in that Territory. Missouri ranks
next Illinois in the amount o sales, being 40 53l
cfrs From the Isl ol January nalil the 3isl OF An
gust. 1919 being eight months, the sales in all the
States and Territories already specified amounted 10
.oe3fGG acres The proceeds Of which amounted to
81 3s2,05D. Here again, The largest Of sales
has been made IN Illinois; the next IN Wisconsin Tern
tory and the smallest in Florida. The whole amount
Of sales Tor 1915. II prpolonae, will about equal the
sales Of iSIi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-16
Douleatic k,ttcIlt0rurc.
A RuMoR. ( 10 IRE Editor Of The Union.
n. .

"a rumuf has rea,hed me through highly respecIa
BILE chanuel. that the territories uf California abnui
establish independent lcpnhlic in which they are
10 be sappssied by ERslsud and other govefnmeas--
This information came flnlugh commercial channel.
as political secret yet being under no restraint and
knoa ius The impatsaee Ot The Intelligence II fne snd
Osknaan government. take the liberty Of mran
ing Il IN you. that may make such rse of IL as you
may ihink prupcr."
% We lay il hffnfe readers without ,nnchng
f tina truth OF the statement are mot adyis ID that
cur government has received any Information TO confirm
or contradict ill., Union
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-16
Ercad prospects for The neat lear, IN DUginia.


lhetr Is bu, Iilc doubt thai The crop ol Com is
muci o,ow average. Most probably, taking the State
collectively, ~ hardly up Ia one hall Of the cfap ol
lsli Nhoeycr has lrave;sed the valley ofJames Riv.
Il siace the Corn was stripped 81 fodder must have
been impressed with decided inlefufly conlpnfed
with iofmcr years. aud with tie almost ene failure Of
the promise Of restoring 1t. given by the August
HE ear was little improved by them, aud the benefit
VAS mostly confined 10 the iuddrt They came loo ale
lac stalk had hardened. the losse dued up, and thu
lanna departed on the wings o The wind. Fans lurned
after tiuse rains and many bcurr. have an exterior
promise which is not realized when The shuc Is felnoys
cd.
We sorry 10 add. that from. the Tide wafer coun
Try. he lower Potomac Rappahannock York James
and Roanoke, the great Cum raising country Of Virginia
whence there is generally large cxporialiun the re
ports are hardly more favorable than from the upper
James River The crop Is unqnesllonably short hl
least, ifpm tue best comparison OF opihJn We can
make.
W state these matters 10 the connlty, nj faf the
purpose ol creating any alarm but IN The way Of warns
ing, aud ol recommendation 10 the early adoption ami
perseselng observance during the winter and spring OF
fgld reonumy ~ the policy Of the farmers This VIII.
As general rule make up for the deficiency OF the crop
The waste IN yeats OF plenty, especially where the
management o the stock Is left chiefly Negroes land
many better ar mtre discreet Is bor.
thle II Is remark Ut long experience N rninta that
great Corn crop is moi APT 10 hold well as mod
crate one and the reason is that the necessity Of ecnn-
omy Is suggested in the latter case whecas in the for,
mefi all hands, master, oversecf and neerlcs are apt
10 MINK WIN The iuol IN Senptnrc-"Saul ihun hast
ppd laid up nr many davseai, drink ana ba merry -
As 10 rant, This Is thing OF the question Corn
can probably be delivered al Richmond aud all the Viz
ginl1 ports from Missouri and Kentucky a,S2 50 or S.
per hlfeb aud leave The importer fair p-uft But ri
all things HE stomach oil Virginia farmer revolls al
having ON Ia hny; he stand meat pretty we-but
10 have 10 buy Corn is offence his pride as well as
violence Ia his purse
EC ONOMY, or there will have 10 be BOUGHT much
more than is generally supposed
Wheat and Flour will certainly remain firm al pres
en prices and from the failure Of the Potato crop abroad
and the effects of the general drought probably advance
not rapidly, bu, slowly and steadily
Richmond Jphig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-16
Last COMPRESS

Showing Wing gain Of four members, in despied
the adverse Influences under which they have zone o
The recent elections. and Jocoioco loss Of TO- without
counting the Natives as belonging to either party
Eight members remain 10 be elecied-4 from MissIr
pr from Florida, and from each Of The States oLou
siana, Massachusetts and New Hampshire The i've
latter will probably remain untitled in consequence
there being these parties neither of WHICH las been &
alter several trials, 10 obtain majority Of the wo
number Of vo;ers, in those States the law requires
The other vacancies will probably be filled by L@a
which viii give Them clear majority in the House 4
GO ever the Wings, and Of 81 over the " hgs and NJ
lves combined. II, with this majority, they shall n
cline 10 abolish the Protective system the people
be prepared to appreciate at its real worth all the clans
that has been raised in opposition 10 it. Ifhey shall
So we will cleerfully give HON credit for sincrg
however much we may doubt the wisdom of their cOls|
But If, as we believe they will, they shall msrl
modify and reduce some of the duties leaving the primo
pie OF protection untouched the country will not fail
regard it as an admission, reluctantly extorled of
wisdom of Wing policy, and ofthe nsncerity Of lhoe
whom 1t has been so yehementy denounced.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-16

Dreadful-Ne distressed To learn, saws the Cort-
land Go. Wing thai the young and interesting wife OF
the Rev Mr. Lord, Presbyterian clergyman settled
South Virgil, IN the southern part This county, was
iound on Sabbath evening last. with her infant, SIN
months old. lying dead upon the floor Of Ihcr dwelling
with both Of their throas horribly cut and muiated-
they were first discovered by The husband and father as
he returned from meeting The circumstances are such
as 10 leave no doubt that the young mother commit
ted tins dreadful deed during temporary of INSANITY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-16
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS

BAprIsrs ~ THE UNITED Sr,rEs.-From the Baptist
Register Tor loi5 II appens that they number 1913
ministers, $3.50 churches and 707 9l2 members They
have twelve chartered colleges and tive theological
iuaies. They publish fifteen weekly, five sen.month-
ly. and five monthly religious newspapers. six monthly
magazines and one quarterly review. The receipts OF
their principal benevolent Institutions for the preceding
year were--for the eneral Convention TOR Foreign
Missions. S. ,40S for the American Baptist Home
Missionary Society," sbut $50 900; and fIT the Amer.
can and Foreign Bible Society, SIC. 577.