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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-15

SCULPTURE. - Richard Saltonstall Gree.
uough, now residing in Cambridge, Massa
chuset,s, during the last summer made a
capital bust of the author of Ferdinand
and isabella, which, for truthful express.
SION and classic beauty, is worthy Of the
distinguished original. The artist soon
received an order 10 execute the work in
marble-in the course Of which the like
ness is rendered yet more striking, while
the whole beauty Of the material is brought
out under the ch,se. As whole, this
bust combines the beau ideal Of the eminent
historian patriot, and friend, with the
surprising excellence of truly gifted
sculptor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-15
NJ. YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

This Society are still botheIing their brains, and
rendering themselves ridiculous about changing
the name Of the United States of AMERICA to the
United States Of ALLEeHAEiA. Mr.. Van Buren,
and Chancellor Kent have written letters opposing
the change. We believe this idea first started
some years since with Washington Irving. A
Down East" paper suggests to the Society if they
will have shsnge, to take the name of the "Uni-
ted States Of YASKEEpoopLEpos."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-15
CHANGE OF EDITORS.

The last Richmond Enquirer contains the Vale
dictory of Thomas Richie, it's late Editor. He ed
ited the Enquirer for fory-one years, having COM
menced its publication on the 9th of May, 1904
His two sons. William F. and Thomas Richie, j.
succeed the father in the editorial conduct Of the
Enquirer We wish them success in every respect,
except their politics.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-15
EHE RAZEET1e
MARTINSBURG, VIRGINIA.

THURSDAY, MAY Is, lS45.
%~N~~@~N~~~~>~~~~~ <~~~>~%~~>%~~~s
GOV. b. Palmer il appointed Agent Of the
Gazette for the purpose Of procuring and
advertisements intended for insertion and also for
the collection Of subscriptions. He has Of5ess 10
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-15
DEATH.

We regret to see the death ofthe Hon. IEvERErT
SALToSsrALL, distinguished member OF the 9th
Northern papers. He was an enlightened legisla.
tor. good man, and a true patriot. His efforts
in behalf of the cause of American Industry will
long be remembered bv the country
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-15
CARLISLE 1ANR.

We learn from the Gettysburg Sentinel that the
Carlisle (Ps.) Bank is to be wound up--,he Stock
holders having. at late meeting, decided. by a
vote Of 81 to g. that they would not sccep, the re-
charter under the bill of last session.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-15
There will be no less than fan, msnhs

There will be no less than fonr members
OF the editorial corps in the Virginia Leg.
stature next winter. One in the Senate
and three in the lower House. John S.
Gallaher in the former, and Messrs. Toler,
Of the Lynchburg vi-ginian, Syme, ofthe
Petersburg Intelligencer. and c. c. Mcln.
tyre, Of tho Westinghouse, Lessburg, in
the latter. All Wings.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-15

The Wisconsin Republican saws the
candidate for justice at Green Bay, offers
to marry all bachelors who will vote for
him at hdDpr'cs, and editors free.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-15
Majority

CURIOUS REPORT. The London Morn.
ing Chronicle, Of the 18th ul!., publishes
the following singular rumor from its
Dublin correspondent: at is rumored
that several ships, bound for the United
States, with passengers from Tralee and
the neighborng counties, have been pre-
vented from sailing, BY orders Of the i'd.
miralty'
From SWITZERLAND we have few
days later. Modern councils prevail in
the general Diet; Cancellation and good
feeling appear in the ascendant. but there
are apprehensions for the future, notwith.
standing the apparent calm.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-15

we wished 10 cement the union between
the two countries, and to increase the
strength OF this united empire. When
he first thought Of proposing this meas
ure 10 Parliament, he had no anticipation
of any interruption Of the relations of ami.
ty between this country and any other.
But on recent occasion Lord John Ras
sell had considered it 10 be a duty TO raise
the re,i which concealed the distant future.
II then became his duty to state publicly that
though he was anrious for an am,cabte ar.
rangement Of our differences scith the Uni.
ted States, zoe were resolred andprepared
TO defend our objectionable rigAts If they
were tnr1ded.
He owned that, when he was called up
on to make that declaration, he recollec.
ted with pleasure that he had sent the
very day before message of peace TO
Ireland. Mr.. Smythe had said in bis
very eloquent speech on former even
ing, that the time might come, chen all The
energies of the country might be tcanted in
its defence. God forbid that peace should
be broken; but il it were broken, though
he might not be member Of the Govern
ment called upon to vindicate the honor
of the country, he would be found by the
side ofthe Minister, whoever he might be,
supporting him in the prosecution Of just
and honorable war. Whenever that war
should occur, he trusted that il would find
Parliament and the country united in 10y.
atty to the throne, and in determination
to support the common interests OF the
empire. Then, coufding in our good
cause, and in the valor, perseverance, and
fortitude of every component part Of these
united kingdoms, he should view the re-
suit with composure, being convinced that
the energy OF an united people must insure
the safety Of the empire.
The House then divided, when there
appeared
For the motion 1923
Against it l76
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-30


= rsfffRrtn 49, RlrtieF WfisFF "a
Aif. J, o. uDrunsll. uiisfhes sfIhr Aula.
EiFan Eahasty % Clina.
NeNs - EsssiFed q Czu.0a q a.
2ssh Ssfaeaitss thas ne treaty lasrly COO
|drded beswrsa ckina and de Inissl
sszies had bsrn sppfaEed End rzai6ed ~
1he EnMeFnx
Mr. +. $. Ws.dna. H. L. s. conssl
and Navy Aerai II i.cng Knns. died ~
lie STA ScplfEhrr.
The Fnnsh Embsssy. II i sid. Ind
esess' rEosperi q Rs~kirg god lresf,
with China. snd azy l.ad heen iixes Ior
he npening d lie negaIislions.
The fElssie Riaadywine. Cen. Par
her. WIS Il caairn. aud he slonp of wsr
-. Louis, Capt M.kecssr. On ilae reset.
the oiheen sId crews e hclk ressels il
ilc enjoyment u rxccllen. heslsh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-30
MA RIED.

b In this county, on Thursday the 23d
inst, by Samuel n. Tate, esq, MIR. Ro-
BERT !. MEBANs, of marlborough, TO
Miss SUSAN A. GAsKILL. " ~.#1I ri
In this county, on the 18th instant, by
Thomas Long, esq. Mr.. WEstty BoETnA
10 Miss TELLlrHa CARasLL, daughter of
Mr.. Lemuel Carroll. 5aa n*8 PHI
In this county, on the 2ath instant, by
John w. Kerr, esq, Mr. RuFFIN CHEEK
20 Miss ELIZABETH LLOYD. 80 gam
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-30
Thursaas, january 80.
I..TEp III sENAToRs.

n.Hsa. Dsa.l srrsss- - Hcsn s,rsrIly
4, Ir.sss:s.s 4 Ns--hyvas = sAs ssns,r
a. T.ael state. - - yrars tam II &C 4
"a nj. a .rrpros NJ, cle4ss. alse dusiinni
.r-a~asA - sNse
I, Rls,ss I.l.ssl Cen AArs c. Grcenr has
g.. s,rr.ol seuusav g. IL years FIRM tlR ash
tYasr4 -. lie = rPIsensei = ; soaial
-. All . mn q hand-ans aliliiie1
Wv Yofs. Dsnsl =. Dirlihson ard Jahn
Es La,e l4n. e,rSlsl; de fsmrE % sere
liz Ias rrlaairtlE u lle lrurni cu'srrsS. ard
l.nrr o. il ,l.e - s.rahrl By llar resignation
W. wTrh,, raase l,rn extended % he ~ q
Nsah. 1919.
Lam Fainirh h. lrsn r-e.rc.ed s~naior
sm Nains, for II seAns from ihe ith u Mshh
ss.t uLra Ii. Frcsrni tenn vii eaEirc.
Ixpr.xa.-T'hc Legislature Of Indisna Ia,
fsr,a is srsscn sl,ioai having made eioice q
ss,asiag % I'll m vacancy IA he dclesaliun d
In, s.sis which viii orcur on he llh a Maail
pe,t In lie ksrr Hoae De Iliss hal q ma.
fri;y orcisi, q icn, but q ile ssnaie The Jar
IL, ~sEe tic, AMI H. s'eeiion Nas Postponed BY
tie eating vie u Inc ii-usnant GCunor, q
lao. Nhe passed. : Spcake.. Thusi.sPlsar'
tat tlis ct 81 caniuEsry, IN dsreganinlg duty
.luuys Of high obliysiian, ard particularly % al
lie psrnt psrio,l. the nemars;is lncmlers Of The
ssnsle an Nh1Ilg frsl,unsillc; and Il esnncs b
dcasi that il,e peoFlc o. ini:ana win hcar hi
IA mind When Try come % slect new Iesirla
,l,e n Augsra next. aud ntake ihem - cllsetn-
sly a. the Tcnlile Il T1nc sc id thcir scn-ion
fs similar brsarh y iuiy. .
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-30
m office

IS herass si,en, that a mo'ina ~ pe,i,loa
wall ue made at tte hext Eeeraary Cur
of Pleas aud Qnar ,r Sessions for Orange cuun.
", for The estabiis ,ment OF a separate election
al the Burat Shop Ia the western part oil
HaN fields. MANY r0rt,RS,.
n4NSslds, N,sember Is. al
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Books !! Books !!

, liz subscriber has JUS, re.esed, and viii
krca coastanlly Oh hand, IA large supply o'
the Backs published by ihe Presbyterian
Board at puhtea'isn = ID +. ...s = ~ .s-.
rhesr poaks are s,r,rilv of ralisions aud
nor ii ,hara. Ter, and wiki be sold al the lowest
paliad.'phia nfices. - r*s.a =
LEMUEL LYNCH, .7ged.
Oct, ID v-..... rg ~ #aa# u+# .sa 47--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-30
u Ii, IustitS Of 0raags County.

pYa resolution of the Cart of wsrieas Tin
s,blrrbcr $ directed 10 give notice, tina,
all yns,iers oil the Peace wha have received
ia ,arLy fines, or ii les fnr any etience, are re
ancs,ed IN pay them aver to the Treasurer Of
the Bo forthwith
JAMES WEBB, Treasure.
December II. A9-cs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-30
For Sale.

A FINE YOUNG JACK, large and hand.
IA some Except one crooked legl will be of
fered for sale at The courthouse in Hillsborough
on Tuesday of next February Court. A credit
Of twelve months will be given. 4sea='
Wstn s4a Inquire at this Office.
January 6. .~.3. - S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-30
List of Letters,

-s-e hLISS Ok h<SstN Il =,
Remaining in the Post Office at Hillside
rough, n. c., on The LEI day Of JanGa-
ry, lS45, which, il not taken cut With
in three months. will be sent 10 the
General Post Office as dead letters.
A
Mrs. Elizabeth Aldriige, John Ander-
son, David Andrews, VIM. T. Askew.
81. ID
Gilbert Beebee, Salnl p. Barlow, Ma
~ or Elizabeth BALDWIN, james r. Bar
bee, Jehu Brown, Alcxr. Boiling, James
Bishop, VIM. L. Bowls, Robert n. Black
wood, Wiley Bell.
Vim. Crabtree, Thomas Crabirce, Miss
Julia Crabtree, Jesse Clinton 2, William
Cain, ST., Matthew Crowder, Alexander
Craig, Reuben Garden, John Culbrealh,
VIM. Cook, Mrs. Phebe Clancy.
Al. Davy, Rev. Robert Davis 2, Wm.
Dickson. H. @
Edward Evans, Vim. A. Edwards.
Il
Thomas L. Faucet, Abisha Faucet.
G
DIR. Stephen Green. Mrs. Retecca Cat
It's. III
... .... ... -.s III
Richard lIoieman, Henry n. Holden,
Bedford Hurdle, Ezekiel HALEY. w. r.
Hopkins, William Horne, Thomas Hall.
XXI. ]
C. w. Johnston, John o. Jackson, john
X. Jackson.
Norwood I.atia, John B. I.eaihers 2,
VIM. Love, James Love, Richard Lee.
NJ
John A. Mcnade, And. c Murdoch,
Hiram Meyeigh, Rev ]. A. McMannin.
p
John Portertield, John w. Potts, Mrs.
Nancy Pricharl. Richard Proctor, ArdeI-
son Proctor, Allen Petty 2.
X
William Russell.
Bryant Strayhorn. George ]. Sneed,
Henry Skinner, William Smith, Thomas
Sugg.
Miss Frames and Hannah Thomson,
ii. Teany, Messrs, Tnnin & Clark, Ben
jamin rrolinger.
Y
Haywood Vaughan. ~ 49,. .
w
Miss Sarah j. Waadcll, Mrs. Elizabeth
Waddell ?, Miss Rebecca Wadde!l ,. Da-
yid Warren, Samuel Wilkerson, Green
Woods, Miss Margaret Woods, Mrs. NJ.
L. Woods, Jack Williams, MIR. White.
sides, plough maker) Williams. West,
/ Robert r. Williams, Saml. W. Wilson >.
/ &C. Persons calling for any Of the
above letters. viii please say they are adj
.ar.o.a5 THQs. CLANCY, IN.
I Janilyv A.
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FROM CHINA.

Advices from Canton to the LIST OF De-
soberh have been received at New York by
lhaship Pau! Jones, in which Nesselcam'
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New Firm.

THE Subscribers having TTRhascd lie SEtiEe
n ssock e JAmes Web q "a, viii roaiinse
de tarislcss Al lheir cd sasad ur1sT she En ard
sisIe d I4s. 4 q. M. WLER.
1hes take this ocrrsion 10 EClum thcir linI.la
81 Tic kidness and hlrsaIiiy hrIrtofose eAaId.
ID u them b. ihrir fEiends ard cnssclnes, sFd
hope Is else afirriion 70 lUsinrsS Eferal rsioes
and far dealing. still 70 nsrni and revive lise-
nj sl..re q lhsH leirousfe.
JAMES WEIB. Jr.
JOHN II. WEBB.
January 1. se-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-30
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
@ ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Session,
November Term, 1874.

November Term, 1874.
IEomas d. OidhGp, Ery.1 Casea, Of the last
vs.. win and testament
Dard Turner cad rof Thomas Brewer
,r ofhers. sa a deceased. :
IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
y tina, Caleb Lndsay and his wife Martha, and
Thomas Edwards, William Edwards, and Wcs,ly
Edwards, are not inhabitants Of this state; It is
ordered that publication be made for four success
sive weeks in the Hillsborough Recorder, for the
said dsrndants to appear at the next term Of this
Court, to be held for the county of Orange at the
court house in Iiisboroush, on the fourth Mon.
day Of Febraar: nc1t, IN tie proceedings In this
ease.
JOHN TAYLON, teri.
Price adv. So SO. s9--6w
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4 FFWaFHsR u GsFEs,s hss sulsssllsa
et.eeo ioWWd suPEls ~ Sissiinlis Flzrss
ia Ia 6lsls Wish fsatlulh Erl,aal i.lrs--
res-s neb's - = sassy
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
PERs0N COUNTY.
County Cour-To Marh Term. 1916.
L~Fk Brusra ord riff. 1nd otsSs.

~.
isayy IsTP. ed1ir. rnd ofkey.
Pesiiion 81 division Of Nevrass and seslrn<nt a.
nle estate 81 Lewis Tsp. deceasrd.
= tbs csse i having been laaae 10 apprar. sc.
eoniing 70 law. fha' Chaies Tagp ana VII
lem Tap, two Of the dslcndants. aTr not inhali-
'snis a this state; II j. t,ereicTe os1-rcd. tss
pallaraiioR he nude icv six weeks fronezixely n
the hillsiorOugh Rec05cr. fss sid defendants %
BppeaT q The next tenn Of lhe ccurt of rlcasc
and QuarrT Sessions. 10 t. held 60 fhe county a
Ie-snn, n the court house Ii Roxhosourh, on The
third Monday Of March next, then and therc 10
answcT the said petition or The same win he taken
pro coniesso a 70 them, and set down for hearing
accordingly.
CHARLES MASON. c. c. c.
rrire adv. 81 90. 6l--Gw
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NOTICE..

HE rcssranemAip lrwAhas tHiaarF tadsr
: " I'm md =. y q t&AIh Nib. y.
a 10. 14Nimg M say eAl SD u n snl lsnlaa-
u1a. q ne.e illdelarA . ths sNlssna "a serafss
"a 20 raase kSxand u ulrssaarls. ard rsFe 4 =.
srsouni& 1hry al D. Naitca a. n slsfef 81
re saANcrasn. q NJ sahn n. frrrs Il. : 10 =
4ecialy snEiset % - n . IL ls-ilxsE
JAMES MEtH, II.
a. y. LONG.
JOHN II. WEBB.
Januag !. ts-
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Treaty with Shina.-The TRAY n
crn,ly regulated By NJ, Gu hing in China, hay
ing leyn laid trior lhs seInie. Ia, bcsn unani-
ns.y .a:iiird ~ if,st holy. se
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PERSON COUNTY.
@ Hary Tspp and ofhsrs,
NS
pa chcrks Tap and W.E'sm TIP.
Petition Tor rsriiion q the Lands o. Lewis
.Tsppsdesearcd.
r., E...,.,.. a :. AZ. IS. anaa

In EGuiiy-lo May Term. lef5.
Il Nthia .caseit having been madc 70 srpear, ac-
= cording 20 law, tia; the defendants. Charles
Tapp ard William Tapp, are not inhabitants Of
this state; II is therefore ordered tst publication
be made for six Eccks succcssi,tly IN the Hills
borough Rceordes, for said defendants to appear
a. ihc next term Of the Superior Court cf Law
and Equity, to be hell for the county If Person,
at the court house in Rosho7ough, on tie seventh
MONDAY afler the fourth Monday in March next
then an! tire to answer tie said petition, or the
same will he taken pro confesso as to them, and
set down Tor hearing accordingly.
JOHN BRADSHER, c. NJ. u.
Price adv. 81 90. 6l-6w
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Uassiagion .4rrangfmeafs.--!t Is
stated that Col. Polk will bring his own
editor 10 Washington. Mr.. J. G. Harris,
of the Nashville Union, Col. A. o. T..
Nicholson, lac u. s. Senator pf1 fe"',
and protrge of Polk, is8to succeed MIR.
Harris in the conduct OF tie Uaion. Blair
Of the Globe is 10 be offered a Foreign
Mission, or something equal nice; the
Madisoni,n is to be bought up, and it
practicable. The three Democratic papers
now published at Washington are TO- be
uaited, ~s,~-~-..~.- -.e~-~s-s~~s-.~~~,
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3 iiEAtEH q Rattior Dassr l,ssn
FWtl'f naFili5, h.FFp hts iefn civ hE-
ls-il.iee 1st1hs l. uaF riiF.t ,.rirs -
.i-tk a. vile, afuls "a rkil1x1. u
ihese. - Asr nLi1e. "a - ro.e 81.
" sl.e p'l.iss. lhree sen irzns;enl fes-
sos's; 90 aaat. IN &C.. the numberof drsilss
pl.'isr aasong lae whites. was onIy IL.
~ tiiese II urEr ad1l:s snd { rese Lii
uaen. ~ ne blaeks. 10 were aduIls and
~ Here rl.ildHa. Nlaas city &C lhe 10.
zen. "a pFopogsiun 10 ~ pcrulaliun, can
ronpaFr hills q nnoEsslily wisil u.s.
krsiafr.
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The Washington ecrrrspcnden. Of lie
New fnrk Tribune. speaking of Mr..
Clingnan's speech, SAYS:
III appears thai sryeraI members 81
the Empire Club are highly indignant al
the glazing colours in which ne showed
up their characters. They are not con-
tent with the attack which Mr.. Yancey
made upon him, nor with the result 81
the duel. lie j. now in the daily receipt
Of letters threatening him with I'll kinds
OF cast;saiions. tine Of tie last he receive
cd was written with blood. lie received
one dry oriwo since from a man who
states that he Is a member of that Club,
and that he IS now in Baltimore, waiting
for Mr.. Clingman, il he Is man Of . cou.
rage" 10 meet him and give satisfaction
for The gross and raHnfing insult con-
vcycj in his spe,sh. Not one az The
facts has BEEN denied which Mr.. Cling
man charged u..)n them. Proofs of The
several charges are 10 be added in an ap-
Ifndix 10 the pamphlet form oflhis speech,
which il now in great demand"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-30

Gilbert Beehee, SaInl. p. Barlow, Ma
~ or Elizabeth BALDWIN, james r. Bar
bee, Jehn Brown, Alcxr. Boiling, James
Bishop, VIM. Il. Bowls, Robert n. Black.
wood, Wiley Bell.
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in the Post Office a. Ilillsto-
rough, n. c., on the LEI day Of Janra-
~, ls45, which, If not taken cut With
in three months. will be sent 10 the
General Post Office as dead letters.
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FIRE. - The Fayetteville Observe.
ssys: - Gre xas disc0Fercd, about !
o'rloek en- Friday unoElling lasl. m ! weed.
en bsiIdiag On Hsyssinccs, in lhis suun.
end w1s iDt arrested until that ana thrte
other buildings, al occupied a. GoceIy
S'nrs. had been destroyed. The house
u whirh il originated Lelrrged 10 ID. pa
keF, e,q., AID MAS ocrupicd hy Mr. Tho
mss J. Andrncn. The adjoining frame
houses, en- ihe Est. were owned by n.
Carer. senr. end D. Carver. Jun. The
inss ~ these lhree sufferers Is very severe.
q Ihcy saved noihii.g and were nor insur.
ed
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Mrs. Elizabeth Aldrilge, John Ander-
son, David Andrews, VIM. T. Askew.
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Vim. Crabtree, Thomas Crabtrce, Miss
Julia Crabtree, Jesse Clinton 2, William
Cain, sr., Matthew Crowder, Alexander
Craig, Reuben Garden, John Culbrealh,
VIM. Cook, Mrs. Phebe Clancy.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-12

PR1soN PUNISHMENT IN CoNNEcTI
CUT, The Hartford papers are discuss
my the character and proprIe'y OF the
punishmenls inflicted al The prison a
hat place. O,e prisoner, i, is asserted
vas whipped until executions from hi
bowels was produced. This not pro
ducing the desired effect the cold ware'
application was tried, wiich is desCIlb
ed as folIows:--.
lie then ordered The negro out from
the cell, stripped HIM entirely naked
made hun lie down upon The brick floor
and then put The Ies.i'ons on his ankles,
He then put sIope around his ankles,
and hooked HE 'slI to rope. ] then
BY his directions, assisted to draw hiu
up, so that ms head cleared The floor al
Of foot. He could touch nothing
either with hiS head or hands. ihu
held him suspended, while he (Mr.
Srrongi dashed water upon him from
the hospital stairs, distance Of iul
iflpen feet
This inhuman punishment is said lc
hsVe produced line proper thect.--'h'
man promised amendment and has
sjoce kept his promise.
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Try me, Since then have been teach
log IN his Sehoo''
"A strange, wild plan sister mine
Why did you no, write 10 me''
Il wanted 10 see how il would seen,
70 esro my ovn living, aud | did
not wish 10 say any longer in G harles
'ou.'
Il am glad il is no worse, Fanny
'u' you mast give up your foolish idea
'ch'ol-kreprng, and be my compan
on 10 The old coVnDry, am going ia
few weeks
i Obj 'cl to theplan in ,o,o,' said Har,
'y' H. too, am gojug on voyage, and
wish companion, But my voyage il
he voyage of life; it VIII be very
Dery Sholt onp, if | do not have Fanny
u accompany me. What say yoI
Fannyt
'Yes Fanny, what do you ssy'' ssGec
1er b'o her laughing,
Il will do as you both think best,
neckly responded Fanny, with ro
II sh smile 10 the corner OF her down.
east eye.
AuG so they were married-Fanny
Sinclair and HAIRY Lincoln.
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A SINGULAR SCENE

A few Sundays since al the Ninth Sueet
Church, III Cincinnati, the IN mister not
having arrived early in the desk, a huge
dog ran up the aisle, assembled The pulpit
md put his paws on the Bible. The ex
preSSons oil his counIanahce aud the move
menl Of his tail were 50 ludcrous, that
most OF the congregation were obliged TO
leave The church. The minister shortly
fler arrived, and discovering lhe marks Of
a dogs paws upon the bible betrayed 50
much establishments that the congregation
again laughed. After while the service
went on as usual
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IENAS.

The Hcus on Star announce the pas.
sage Of the Texas resolutions through
i,he uujled Sales Coogres, il terms OF
high e%urajIon. |, rrma'k.:
The resolutions will doubtless re-
ceive the cordial appreciation Of The C-
'uzens Of Texas. They admit Toxas in
10 the Union as a State. and allow her
people the privileges Of American citr-
2eus. We can in justice ask no more.
Oar Government wIil doubllcS prompt
ly adopt such measures as may be mt
ceSs5iy TO cOnsummsle this g'eal meas,
u,e. The people almost with one voice
cali aloud for promp, and decisive action
an we a,e corli lent that the Executive
VIII not be found wanting at this cris-
is No mortiI power can resist the de-
cree that has gone forth. TexasrclurGs
like The lost Joseph 10 the plrcutaI bo-
som. May The union, be perpetual!
Let us humbly hope that the All.visc
Being who has thus far dmccIrd The
lone star Of our county Though the
m"rky clouds Of war, has it, mercy de.
!srmIued that it shall hencerorth brroma
he b'gh, ond glorious emblem Ul ua.
.e5-.ag peace.