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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-21
Movements Of Travellers.

The arrivals yesterday exceeded in quantity compa.
ravely, any announcement have heretofore made at
AsroR-J Stokes Philadelphia; r. Middleton Charles.
ton; W. Webb, Troy; II. Street, Charleston; c Burn
side n Boston; e W. WOODWORK Hyde Park; s Bull,
NJ CrOsweli, Albany; W. Edwards, Boston; W Hunt,
Frnk, New Orleans; A Turnbuli Baltimore: DR. Broom
field, England; T. Kaine, Mansfield; B. White Boston;
". Edgerton New London James Anthony. Providence;
II Bates, Boston; J. Collier, Albany; Ames, Conn;
Wetmore, Boston; A Austin, Philadelphia; r. Denny
Leicester; J. Gilmour, Richmond; T. + Knox England
AMsRrcAr-Mr IClarke, Washington; w. Shields, N
Orleans q. Earle Fay etteve; S. Franchard PbiadeL
Phia; r. Elwsrd, Miss; Rider Lid Yves, Point; Thorn.
Providence; Oliver, Boston; A. Davenport Cieorsin;
d. Trumbell, Michigan; A. whisple, U S army; Ia
bershsm, South Carolina; J. Harvey, North Carolina.
DR. Smith, West Point c. Bowa Texas; Geo. Loveu
Washington
CIrYeC. Green, Richmond; Mr. Major, North or Ii
ma; @ Wnsow, st Louis, l. Founer, Elmira: n Bar.
ker, Rye; p Rowe. Schenectady; La Rue Craig do.
Mr. Carroll. Troy; A. Briggs, scsghticoke; P Briggs
ton; j. Ryerson, virgnia DR. Mcguire do. Hon D Da
ly, Canada; Capt Freeman u. navy; D. Smith, do;
J.Napheys, Phlla; r. Nef, do; T Wainwright, U N
w: Martin, Maine; Walker, Schenectady; b Mosely
Albany A Deales, Miss, @ Bowen, Worcester; Col
N. Kimball, Oneida; w. Martin, Maine; Lowry onei-
da T. Pritchard, Conn; DR.. " Smith Y Nj Cot
ton Boston, F. Gs GOOrcS Virginia Aver Machsn
HowARD-W. Moseley, Georgia; Cox: Alabama; II
Lobby, Charleston; A. sloan, Mass; Williams uabs.
ma Geo King, Morristown; II. ChappelI, Columbus;
Wallace. Georgia; o Burns do stova Danbury /;
II Sullivan, Columbia T.. Tucker, Clio; w Crawford
Batavia; Hon. A. Smith, DO; J. Kingsley, Boston. Nr
Red6eld, Troy; II. Gett, Canada; H. Gaushue ITO. /;
PIERCE Boston; Mr. Clarke, Mass; Geo Hyde 8 >. o.
w Faber, Keesville; Grover. Colborne; = Ia.hrur
Albany, Geo Hayes, Texas, j. Van Brunt Jamui,a:
Decker, Michigan; T White Tennessee; a. Alen
Palmo Depot
INCONSISTENCIES Jackson, England; John P,ior New
Orleans. Mr. Fraser. ST Louis. w NJ, A..
:. Pierce Boston, J. Buckingham Norwich; j Iobl
Potomac; j Griswold, Stoningon; Eldrdgs Il,tt
ford; H. Aldrich, Plainfeld Clarke, Hartford; e.
Walker, New Haven; s. Merrck, springfsli; \ , oil
Inns, Hartford; b. Greene, do; ~ Thomp on seorus;
A Aleonis, Hartford; j. Ksrtham, Springfield; n SIM
Nuns, do Browne, CHM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-21

STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AND PROBABLE Loss OF
LIFE An explosion took place on Thursday
last on board the steamer Lord Sydenham at Port st
Francis The number Of passengers scalded is reported
TO be ten, Tour OF whom who landed at sorel
so dangerously wounded but that little hope of their
recovery is entertained The Montreal Herald says
we fear the occurrence will be traced more less re-
motey 10 the practice OF racing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-21

LIE POLITICAL REvoLUTIoN.-As far as ascer-
tained' the wings have gained, in the recent cleo
tons IN Georgia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and proba-
bly, in Maine, thirteen members of Congress, ma
king difference of twenty-si1 against the demo-
Gratis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-21

b,ng, 10 w. Seesm i street Inc rsrio. St've
give Us the frlam Air Ii ht Cooking Stove We
any Thing ~ the cooking line combinn much elegance
stfucird either Tor summer winter, md the ski and
SC zee ti,plsyed in its venon worthy OF the HI h st
praise Think Of roasting couple OF keys sir ON
ofbret ofthe eest baking hdf dozen PIES b,ng
~ the vegetables required be des the required r
the aud coffee, FIRE The ue. solid, AID the
" oue wise occupied IN the baking, teg aud
Voting the FIRE CHI mber In the
parus constructed that cfidrog be used viii 3
u he rthef cook goi well heating irons aud
all he other OF family mstter IN the OF stove
naing We'd not believe stove was ever invente COM
bnng muc economy Add quckpess in this
pres With moderate 1uly IL i'll bake in twenty
minutes II I. the p'us Of all stoves saw or
he I'd or mill wishing to pucssse, should avail Them
selves of the Pram stove.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-21

THR MILITIA Law OF THIS SrAru.-We give
in another column the proclamation of Governor
Wright, relative to the militia law of New York
II will be read with interest at this time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-21

The Loss OF Two New YORK STEAMERS
Our readers will find in other columns of this
days Herdtdrhe particulars of the losses of the
steamers Neptune and Mutual Safety. It's sup
posed that the n has gone down, with everyIsoul
on board. There were no lives lost with the
Mutual Safety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-21
Elections,

1LVANTA
The have been received from every county in
the State but three which places Powers majority oy
Foster $50 gain for the wings Of 3l3 since the Gu.
bernatorial election OF ls44 and about 30 900 since the
last election for Canal Commissioner.
The districts heard from in full give the following re-
suit -
1gl6 ,axa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-21

A new coal mine has just been discovered at Valley
Fall r. The vein IL four feet thick and only fifteen
feet from the surface Of the earth Mining operations
will Commence early next week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-21
NEW YORK HERALD.
So. York, Wednesday, octobsr "a. Is4e.
The Steamer.

There will soon begin 10 be some anxiety felt
Tor the Caledonia, as well as for the Great Britain.
She is now in her seventeenth day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-21

LATE PROM YUcArAN.-We have received
files of Ell Amigo del Puebes, published at Cam
peachy, to the 18th September, but find nothing
of peculiar interest.
The appointment OF Sr. ID. Miguel Barbachan
President of the Republic, to a seat in Santa An
mas cabinet, Secretary of State, is spoken of.
The evidences of the public feeling are deci-
dedly in favor of remuneration to the Mexican
government, provided always that tn cir demand,
are compiled within having the treaty OF lS43
earned into effect.
We are assured by the gentleman who favored
us with the above papers, and who has been resi-
ding all summer at Campeachy, that the reports
Of the assistance rendered to the Mexicans by the
fucatanese are true to a letter Powder and mi
htary stores of all kinds are shipped to Yucatan,
and from thence reshpped to Mexico under Yu-
catanese colors, no duty being demanded In this
way that ne"tratpower reaps harvest in hleping
those with whom we are at war, at the same time
being allowed privileges by our government,
which are openly perverted to our injury.
This will all be stopped now that yuca,,r ha.
again become part OF Mexico.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-21
The PIumbe National uayu.rr,.,

The Plumbe National Daguerrian Gallery,
ON he upper Of Broadway should
De visited by III those VINO have noticed the pictures the
ta The Q, and hee only will they be aDle do Profes
sor ii1mbe justice wds his pictures Those ia his
tensve gallery are quite equal TO tn the Fair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-21
1886
1874

This shows wing gain off Congressman, S Members
OF State Senate and % representatives
We give below the names of Members of Congress
elected, and as they stood previous to the election
DIST Last Session NeIt Session.
LIST LEWIS I. LEVIN, LEWIS Z. LEVIN,
I'd Jos K IngersoH, Jos r. IngersoH
81 .ChaTles Brown JNo. II CAMPBELL.
4th. Chas J. lngersol c J. Ingersoll
9Th. John Freddy Jacob s. Yost
9th. - ", Hornbeck, Jacob Erdman.
It'll. a r. McIpain a r. Nc Ifrain.
sth. John Strohm. John Sfrohm
9th. William Strong, John Ritter
10th. Rchd Brodhead Jr. Richd Brodhead, Jr.
18th Chester Builder, owen D. Leib
18th David Wilmot, David Wilmot.
18th. James Pollock, James Pollock
l4th Geo " Eckert .aieT Ramsey.
18th. Henry Mes, Moses MCLEAN
10th. Jasper T.. Brady, James Black
18th John Blanchard, james Bianchard.
18th. .4ndrep Stecart, ~qndrew Sfepart-
10Th. Job Mann. Henry D Foster.
goth. John Dckey, John H. Euing
2lst Moses Hampton, Cornelius DarrSgh,
22d. u W. FdrreUy, w Garvin
23d. James Campbell, James Thompson
Gath. .4lez hpine Joseph Burlington.
'Gsin.
Wings in Nalics; Democrats in Roman and Natives
in SMALL CARS
CONNECTICUT.
The town elections in this State held Monday
the 9Th instant OF ia towns in the State los have
heard FROM of which the democrats have carried IA the
wings &c. and divided nearly the result last
year
The following embraces all the counties heard from
1896 lS4I.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-12

FORT SMITH,
lust received, per Arkansas Ne. !, the following
~ goods, viz:
20 bales / bro. dsmcstics;
~ " A.
2 cases A. blea. "
Z"
" heavy blue denims;
5 " blue Mmc. prints;
2 - book drills;
9oG piece, fancy prints, assorted;
$50 doz shawls and hdks, do;
IS cases boots and shoes, do;
Which, in addition to my former stock, makes one
Of the most complete ASSIGNMENTS ever offered in this
section of the country
Buyers arc invited to examine the stock, as am
anxious to sell Prices and terms shall please.
W. R. JOHNSON.
July 18th, 1876.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-12
STATIONERY.
A GENERAL assortment for sale by
n STEVENSON L. BELL.
Fresh Groceries.

tUVtIE subscriber begs leave to acquaint his old
Il friends and customers, that he is receiving
large additions 10 his extensive stock Of Fresh
Groceries, at The old stand Of Austin & Clegg, on
the river bank, opposite the Steam Boat Landing;
20 which he invites the attention Of purchasers,
being satisfied that he can sell ns low as any 9th.
sr establishment, for Cash or Country produce.
His stock now consists in part of
700 sacks salt so kegs nails
100, g." coffee 1000 lbs lead
200 bbls and half bbls 90 kegs powder
Whiskey 20 boxes tobacco
Is hhds sugar 20 " soap
Is bbls moIasses 10 " Gunpowder tea
10 leaf sugar 10 L" Starch
$4,000 lbs iron assorted 90 /" boots and shoes
300 plough moulds 200 lbs sole leather
1000 ibs castings, ass'd 80 sides upper do
100 sets wagon boxes doz painted buckets
500 lbs cast steel En-. sacks pepper
glish, Blister, German, ! ginger
and American do. 6 bales domestic
Tege,her with OK chains, log chains, drawing
chains, tin ware, queensware. and saddlery.--
Also few articles in the Dry Good line, and
many others too, numerous to mention; all Of
which he will be happy to show to those who
may honor him with call.
GEORGE AUSTIN.
August ], 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-12

CtUT ribbed decanters, pressed sugar, inch round
J dishes, do do do, do obong do, 8 do do do
,late tumbler, 10 do do For sale by
May IL. SCoIl, WHILE " w.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-12

IUST reed and'for sale, per steamer Arkansas No
- a, 100 sacks SALT hhds Of prime sugar. 30 sacks
prime rio coffee; bbls sugar house moasses Dbl rice
3 boxes best chewing tobacco; baskets of superior
champagne boxes superior caret wine doz painted
buckets kegs bar lead Dbl ginger; toz mustard,
&c. On hand a complete assortment Of Dry Goods,
Hard ware, Boots Shoes and Crockery; all Of which
is offered pleasing TERMS and will be exchanged for
beeswax beef hides, deer skins, cotton and all other
country produce G. c. PICKETT,
Van Buren,, June 9th 46.--l7 Front Street.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-12
PAINTS. PAINTS
Executors Notice


NOTICE is hereby gwen. that Le., Nm
~ nrinlstrarion were granted the un' !,
on the 24,h of July, 1916. upon y. II
OBEDIAH W. HUNTER, deceased; anu ,e u
indebted to said estate arc hereby NOUN a,
payment Immediately, or they WIN Oos J
against az the law directs. All Pe,'' noJ
claims against said estate, are hereH; M
present them, properly authan!Icn'eia ,h,rs|
prescribed by law, or they will oe u'
any benefit from said estate. my
.THO'S. WALpHSTTs,
'' JAMES NJ. HUME
Executors Il
.-. o. W. HuNIEn
August LIST, lS46.-25.6w. -.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-12
Drugs. Medicines &c.

wv IL. & NJ. MAYERS, have in store and offer
w for sale general assorsmen, Of Drugs and
Mediciner, viz:
Eng. and Am. Calome Morphine
Alcohol Musk
Camphor: NuK vomica
Acid tartaric Essential oils, every variety
" nitric Ointments H. drg all kinds
Mu.iatic Roots-al kinds
Ether sulpburic SarssparilR
Aqua ammonia FFF Salsrstus
Arrow root Sal ammonas
Balsam copaiva Sal rochelle
Z" Sulphur Salts epson
Blue dill mass do Gluber
Borax refined do Pere
Burgundy pitch de Soda
birthstone and fine do Tartar
CASTLE soap Flax seed
Eng. Windsor dc do do ground
Cantharides SPts nitre
Do Pulv do Lavender
Carb ammonia SpOnges-coarse
Castor oil no Sugar of lead fine & white
Cayenne pepper Sa!phate qninine
Centaury Syrup squills
Chloride of lime Tamarinds
do Soda Tart. emetc--Eng
Gloves IVA ursi
Cobalt varnishes-df erent sorts
Corros. sublimatc Vanilla beans
Cream tartar Venice turpentipc
Crcasote White wax
Croton oil do Prociptatc
Cnbebs and powder do Wine of antimony
EIaterium Paragoric
Elixir vitrol Pearl Barley
Emerys Pepper
Ergot Phos iron
Extract ass'd Phosphorus
Vlours camomile Pperine
Benzon Plaster's adhesive
Fol SIENNA Powder aloes
Fowlers solution do Charcoal
Ginger root and powd do do Gum Arabic
Gums-all kinds do Dovers
I Hops do Colombo
Il driodate potash do CoIocynth
Isinglass Am and Russia do Can,haradis
Iodine do Ipecac
Jujube Paste do Jaap
Calamino do Rhubarb
Laudanum do Sup Carl Soda
Liauorice do Squs
- refined Prepared chalk
Magnesia fine Quicksilver
do small square hard Rasped quassia
Mama
Patent Medicines-a great variety instruments.
Brushes-many kinds. Perfumery-arge assert.
mcnts, French and German. Paints and dye struts.
Glass ware; window glass.
Also a full and constant supply of French and Eng
lish chemicals, and other articles embraced in their
line which they will dispose Of at Wholesale and retail
at an unusal small allowance.
Fort Smith, May 80, 1876
lust received. per steamer Arkansas Mail;
- $40 pieces Prints, assorted patterns;
90 bales A. and 7S Brown Domestic;
90 cases of fashionable Hats;
case of Mems do. Boys and
Children's Caps; 10 dozen Wool Hats and for sale
verv low nv e. G, PIChETT.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-12
NOTICE..

TNHE attention of Merchants, and Emigrants, is re
in ested for an examination of PINE HILLS, sit
uuateq the n. corner Of Red River co Texas upon
Red River a nd abou, fifteen miles above Fort Tow
This point destined to become the depot for import
and export Of supplies for large extent OF fertile coun
Try, fast settling and filling up with cntsrPrsIng
plpulatCn.
The soil well ada pied for the production Of Wheat
and other grain, excellent stock country and is not
cclled by Cotton upands, in the United States, and
Ipahle Of supporting a dense population.
Asa Town site Pine Hills possesses advantages over
any other point the navgable portion of Red River
the head OF. ordinary navigation, permanent rock
bank or bluff above all overflow, an excellent natural
landing without eddes, snags, other distractions
from the bank the land gradually ascends for about
one third oa mile, and then extends out to the rich
praires-beng the only point for a long distance
cessble at all stages Of water. The National road
from Red river to Austin, and the southern part Of
Texas, leaves the river at this place steam mill
supplies abundance Of excellent lumber at 81 50 per
20 feet at miles distance, atiordng ready facilities
for building, desirable in new country. Distant
from Paris. county seat OF Lamar ~ miles, and 80
from Clarksvile.
1t is no exaggcraton to say that the natural advan
tages of this place, save facilities in shipping, Red
river being ma yigable about one third OF the year
exceed Memphis, and in a short time will become the
most IMPORTANT commerc al Town, in the northern
part of Texas. Freghts are brought from New Or.
leans, at bout 81 25 per 100 lbs or 81 50 per Dbl, Cot
ton down 81 so per hale-with very imperfect faci!i
lies for shipping, the amount Of Cotton shipped has
increased in three years from IL to Zoo bales, and
he increased to great extent.
Lots offered on liberal terms.
R. R. SEWARD,
BERTHLET, HEALD & co.
ME undersigned propose opening during the cnsu.
ing serson, al the above place. house for doInga
General Commission, Receiving, Storage and Forward.
ing business, make liberal advances upon Cotton, and
keep amply supply ofmerchand Of all kinds save
Lquors.l adapted to the country, for sale avoia
Bile terms. B. II. q CO.
Fort Towson, Dec. /, ls45-43.tf
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-12

WAX, dolls, leather drinking cups; then
" guitar. and violin strings; all kinds
every variety Of perfumory; matches; lndan.1
chalk coat plaster; lancets, needles; steer
blue, black, and indellible ink; Hook snd ~
Of roses; paint brushes; C. II. pencils; &C. ss;|
sale by W. II. & NJ. MAI
June 22nd, 1870. Druggists, fT'',!
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-12
August ], 1916.
NOTICE.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted TO .ho
N undersigned by note, are requested to come for
ward and SETTLE or send the amount by RESPONSE
bio person. W. II. e. ". MAYERS.
Aug. 22nd, 1916: Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-12

VNHREAD, Edgings. and Insertions.
- Jackonet, do. do.
Real Paris Ar,iiiclals,
Linen Bobbns; Linen Cambria; New Style
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons; Swiss Null Muslin; La.
dies Black KID Gloves,
Jis; received and for sale hy
WALLACE Il WARD.
Van Buren,, FEB. 2S.--3-lf
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-12
IL y ~ O " a e a

"TALLACE Il WARD have removed to their
w New House, second door from the Public
Square where they will be happy to their old friends
md the public generally.
Van Buren,, April Is, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-12

BOOKSH bOOns!H
ItOOPERS Naval History
~ Meals History Of the Puritans
Life Of Paul Jones'
Marshalls Washington.
Rourreinne's Napoleon.
Grrnlshaw's United States.
Says Political Economy.
Walkers Anthropologica Works
Gombe on the CONSTITUTE of Man
Mills Crusades and Chyalry.
Presidents Messages.
Sternes Works
Pocket Maps of Texas, Oregon, and California.
Schoo! Books and Stationery
For sale BY WALLACE A. wApD
Aug. a0th, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-12

BOOKS! BOOKS!
STEPHENS' Travels in Central America
~ " Incidents Of Travel, in Yucatan
" Egypt, Arabia reIrea, and the HOLY
Land
Greece, Turkey, Russia, and Poland.
Bancroft's History of the United States,
Doct Ons Travels. in the East,
Pictorial History Of the American Revolution
Millman's Gibbons Rome
Lord Byrons Poems Far ,,,o bv
August 18th, as WALLACE e. Wapp
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-27
The Emigraut.

The vessel spreads her snowy sails,
To catch the passing breeze,
To wait her on her onward way,
Across the briny seas.
Boldly in all her pride she floats,
Adown the channel glides,
While laughing waves around her play,
And gently lave her sides.
Across the watery waste she flies
Recedes she from that land
Where hydra-headed tyranny
Rules with an iron hand.
With vision strained, her hundreds watch
The fast retreating shore,
Where dwell those friends and relatives
THEY'LL see, perhaps, no more!
Stands on the deck a sturdy man
Who leaves his native shore
And all the Past's dark gloomy clouds,
Bright visions dance before.
He leaves his native cline endeared
By Friendships earliest ties
His native cline, old Ireland
And to Columbia flies.
His smiling children round him throng,
And Chamber on his knee,
While, wrapt in contemplation deep,
He gazes on the sea.
His lovely wife beside him stands,
A smile plays on her face;
For, wheresoe'er he goes, she goes,
His homes her dwelling place.
No sordid thoughts his bosom fill,
No golden hopes Of gain
Could tempt him from his fatherland,
To trust the treacherous main.
Burns in his nobly swelling breast
A purer, holier flame
He longs at freedoms fame to kneel,
And bear Freeman's name!
The vessels reached the destined post,
Her rigging flaps the mast,
Her pennon gaily streams aloft,
And futters in each blast.
Beams now the emigrant's rough face,
With a celestial light,
He breathes the air of liberty,
Enjoys a Freeman's right. DELTA
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rrnMs nF ADYERTISING.

One square. fourteen lines or less,l three inser-
,ions. si; every subsequent insertion 25 cents
Larger ones in proportion. liberal discount will
he gwen to those who advertise by the year.
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Printed and Published by
COLLIER A PORTER.

TERMs.-Tm CARROLL FsEE Pass Is publish
cd every Friday morning at TWO DOLLARS per an
mum. payable in advance, or TWO DOLLARS AND III ~
TYcENTs il not paid until ihe ena o. ule year NO
psnsr dsso,tinued until al arrearages are paid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21
l.E\EE .lnl II

The GeaeEl Court. now in session. has at lengh dac
del The case ifnod toit of the cItzens Of Ohio, who
were arrested time are. charge Of kidnapping
slaves ON lfgnia Park.rs.uf9. IN Nood county.
Tins cas- IT will be remembered, elab4ratoy argu-
ID last winter and the decision Of The deferred On
Monday last ills decision eisen. directing the prs
oncJs to be dlsohaged Judges Smith. Lenax. Scott.
Brown Duncan, Fry .Cnpton. Baker Chris ian w son,
Johnston Robertson. Met omas and Ialacrr1 being pre-
sent The decided. That from the facts f. ind
theeenres charged were not committed within the iurs-
dicton Of the Circuit Court # Wood county, or the
Commonwealth OF Virginia. I'd. that judgment ought
Ia be rendered in FAVOR the Defendants" From tins
decision judge Scott. Baker Christian Robertson and
Metonas dlssented We h pc hereafter t. give more
comprehensive report Of this important case.
The General Court has alsJ decided the Of the
Rev DIR. Plumer, If this city. that under the lax law d
Nirgha, The salaries of Clceymen not intended
be emlraeedthe effect Of which Will be to exempt thai
class ri citizens from assessment. far their salaries
concerned III future, unless the Legislature shal
change the new law, 81 as to embrace them in specf,
terms.
The Court also decided that the testimony ofan indi
vdnal. WHO denies the doctrine of future punishment
Is admissible IN courts-JI hg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21

Mr. lie nsaaItale1 L,,,, .s,arflag. d, NlB,hr,.f.
s,,st,i,.lf, II, 1t,
NJ Tuf,st,II n. s,5eat,J L.D,r, II JbinL of puis,l
van,
Messages having lo,n ir,e,,hanrcd with the senate
nd mo ad,eil n. n, ha,ii. .l made l., that
bo.ly-tbe vito was tsk,n.
" oni, IN ,.. m, ,h, f., and nd iallota N.cesr
Marshall and en- having been dropped b, ther resp.c
Two frienda
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