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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-22

Work-work-work!
From weary chime to chime,
Work-work-woTk!
As prisoners work for crime
Pillow, and harrow, and hoe!
Hoe and harrow, and plow
Till the heart is sick, and the arm benumb'd,
And misery stampd on the brow.
Such a man has little reason TO pride himself on
his extensive possessions; and paradoxcal as It
may appear, he would in nine cases out OF ten, add
to his riches as well as his enjoyment, by giving
away one half of them at least He is, in the true
sense of the word, miserably poor, in fact slave
and when his eyes are opened to his real condition,
it is no wonder that he is glad to emancpate him
self, by selling his farm for what he can get, and
escape, post haste, to Texas or Iowa.
Sieepers .agricuh. .4ddresS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-22
& JOURNAL,

rrp 40 ca.h in advances 50 90 IL payment not made
in advance interest always charged from the end OF the yeo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-22

Mr.. B. also grew 90 bushels good spring wheat,
of the Labrador variety to the acre this seasons il
was sown in March, as soon as the frost was out
Of the ground. SW.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-22

Deduct cost bush seed, planting, hoeing,
cutting up, husking, stacking stocks,
and use Of land,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27
PORTRAIT OF MR.. PEASANTS

We take great pleasure in stating, for the satisfaction
the admirers and friends of the late John Hamp
den Peasants that distinguished Artist OF this City (R
VI. Suy) has nearly completed Portrait of deceased
friend. We have visited the studio of Mr.. s. where We
had the pleasure of seeing this Portratand. though
yet in unfinished state struck with the
oi the Artist in the admirable Likeness he has been able
To make aad that too, under peculiar circumstances MIR
Suly undertook the difficult task OF painting portrait ui
Mr. Pleasants, without having other guide than his
genius and the occasional OF young
whose reccllecons OF the ilusous dead impaired
To the limncr, as he stood before his canvass.
This Portraits to be presented by MIR. Suy the chill
dren of Mr.. Peasants and of the best evidences
OF its they have both the picture and
gard striking representation OF their deceased parent
The position which the likeness OF Mr. Peasan has
been placed the Is that in which
Csomed To see him-when he would be engaged In pen
ing his paragraphs tor the columns oi the Wing.
We have heard yet whether il the intention OF
Mr. Sly to have hographIc copies taken at ms Portrait
though trust such may be pursued by him.
The sales OF the Autographs, think, would luy re.
ward him for his efforts in doing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27
tCossvsIoArsp.
MR.. COUGH

was prevented from keeping his appointment, a,
Louisa CSaIhosseo the 81 and % in'.n BY extreme
fanSas and exhaustion during Prolonged and most sue
cessiuIsetes OF addresses In Lyachbuts.
Hewl make ample amends, however, FOE their d. sap
pon'msnt to the people Of Louisa. (who crowded to hes
him ON the 2Ij) by attending hoir Afri Court and stay
ing three days.
The excellent Hotel keeper ut Fuvanna Court house wa,
induced by Mr. Coughs appeals February to ronounc,
aud abandon the sale o intoxicating liquors Ills first 80
rous u'ai OF his position March Court the 23d
resulted IA glorious triumph. His receipts from the sta
Die and dinner table than they had usually
from sbc. dinner Table aud bar was ing Ia the 70
solve OF many rcads to the Cold cause in that truly
independent county, to him all danger VI loss m
his generous course, by giving him their CUSTOM Not
drop OF liquor. believe, the village that day: not
murmur was heard at lis not being furnished not sigu
OF It's effect was visible IN any INNS walk Speech or
hasior No husband father home drunk from Oh nj
Court! o! il oil would but follow the example Of mine
host Ballard A COLD WATER MAN.
Louisa, March 25, 1876
W The Times. Republican aud Religious papers w
please copy the foregoing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27

aud every difficulty IN the way of that result will
be removed. A heavy responsibility rests upon
his head. The peace of his country and Of tho
whole civilized world may be preserved by judi
cious compromise. Can he contemplate the con-
sequences Of war upon the lives and interests Of
our people, and still refuse, from false pride, or
party motives, to extend the Olive Branch, and
save the land from fire, sword and rapne Can
he. who is represented Christian man, behold
with Indifference the spectacle Of two christian
nations, tranpling under foot the Divine code OF
forgiveness and good will, and bathing their
swords in fratcrna blood II our voice could
reach the throne, we would bcseech him To pause,
to have pity upon his countryside preserve her
from the ruin which is ut her doors,-to place a
higher value upon the lives. virtue, happiness o
the people, than upon the rocks and SHOWS of Ore
gon,-to act, as he would wish To have acted
when he comes to that last tribunal TO which he
acknowledges his accountability.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27
PORTRAITS OF hLusrRlous MEN.
"7rsmGufrs Huntingdon asIs,s Clay"


We have been kindly favored by OF the publishers
in Richmond, with large size engraving ot the IL
lustrious Washington aud of the living patriot and
Henry Clay. Thess engravings said to be cope
c the kcnesses eHIant; and look
upon them without expressing the highest admiration
the style in which the portraits havs been published.
A.u from the interest these engrsvngs excite. account
of the lus:ious persons they represent they ap
propra,s ornaments 10 parlor library The larger
craving OF the t~o now before rs represents Gen Wash
ington On the battle field TepiOn-t measures 1921
inches engraved by Warner from the osnal picture by
Col Jno TrumbuI, which is in possession Of ale
College The other-that Of Mr.. claF-measures l6S22
nches also engraved by Warner from ,ke original
bust portrait from life Ashland. Nov. 1892 by SSgle
published by VIM. B. Lane, No 81 South 5d Street. Phin.
These pictures indeed, well worth handsome
for preservation.
Descriptive Of Trumbull's Portrait, have found the
following:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27
Tribute OF Respect 20 the Memory 81 John
Hampden PIessants.

This appeal by who fully appreciated tho
noble quatcs u tate friend aud feOw-czcn. There
s at present prop -ion circulating which has Tor
Jet the erection Oi monument the remains Of J0HN
HtNPDFy PtEAssyrs. The older citizens and Wings Of
Richmond have contributed freely the relief of the mo.
er and orphans u thu lsmcntcd man; they have sup
Piled that which the young could rn sh because
they had not the bH surely the young Wings O the
city gather from their number funds sufficient effect
the object indicated - therefore suggest that the Young
wings Of Richmond raise Monument, q faint token
Of respect To the alents the magnunmity the vsIo aud
patriotism, "i lhs lustrpus for tho humble
nation OF the wrier the earth byre Drawer, or
Han with better heart This tribute HE memory, by
the young Wings Of the city, would alike reflect credit
Upon their justice, would upDn their appreciation Of
genius and wOfi We have oil felt the power ~ his %.
peals IN behalf Of principles. and through them he
honestly believed, the good u his country; ur M man IT,
bOufod with zeal 10 advance what he considered
best interests Of the whole country. NOsecona selfish
influence aciuaicd him his soul comprehensive AZ
hs thoughts, which had any limits Tor, wherever
Science had placed lsnd marx the irinmphs Of genns
be given the world. hero the races Of his mind
seen, and the magic Il his powerfet We eo that
have lost friend, Of whose fame msy be ~ iy
emuous Of whose noble character may be- Justly proud
aDd ~ whose faults msy safely they the
u genus Do Of his many heart We cannot hope to perpo
uso hs gaIIe, Tor that will live when towering marble
shs have moudered decay; and when the whitening
finger Of time shall point 10 The TagaRos Of sRespssi, his
nory will still live "eBsTgreeR" upon thepages This
fry's history. Therefore, IL IL only pay ia homage 10
genius sad merit which due that mike this feeble
effort For ihis parpps~ lot call meeting and appoint
collectors conjunction with those who already
eeiyog contributions for the purpOsy.
a FRIEND TO THE DEAD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27

Mess's Edi'ors--It being the r.ee,ye op,ion i, Tho
county OF Absmare, that the present dele
gate V. W. Southall. Esq, will again be candidate
Tor seat IN the Legislature. wish through your paper ~
eau r atenuon OF the people, the claims OF Capt NJ
H. WALhEk In bringing this gentleman beior. the
people, offer ia his behalf high sounding eroRy; true
men, needs no boserng The interest he has always IA
Ken III inc politics OF the county. speak his devotion to
Virginia. lie claims to be- n disciple of washington
ever repudiatng the hsirspng doctrine. advocated by
mo calling themselves strict consrucuonis.s Should il
DC inc pleasure Vi the people u call him rum LIS retire
nrn To serve them in the councils oi the State they will
mud In him faithful protector o the interest OF Albema
aud wa'chiul seatne to the honor OF Virginia.
ONE or THE PEOPLE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27

VI BEWAREuf COUNTERFEITS AND IMITATIONs-Tbs
unlafaieed gn astonishing efficacy lr waTs Balsau Of
Vih CnsHy in all Iae dsees for ndrd curing
many caves after the si o the best m
sneed rge and increasing demand fact has caused
several unpnncp"d counerciers mators to palm off .pu
IouS mInrcs Of similar and appearance. gnns
basam some are calel Sup Il Wild GneTry Balsam Of
ApiSchad Wild Cherry, Csnfrey, &c Another "yeaets Raj
sam OF Wild Chei, mPelng name forging certificate.
to resemble hos Of Bai-am 'D wisars Rn.,r, ~
WIh Cher' Is the only genuine The name
~ The original while they possess is virtues
ookwe TO the afk. OF the genuine The genuine BaIam !.
put uP in bottles with the words Wars Hsam Of wild
CSfS fhhdelpha blown IN the glass each bearing
label on The ion with the signature OF H. WlsrAR, 81
This Will he developed hereafter wrapper copyright
SeeuItd 5i on which will always appear signature
Of II. BUTTS
w For sale whnlCsais and retaH ~
NH 2I GAYNoR A. 'VooD Richmond ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27

1entiemen-An enquiry submitted me through th,
eo'umns ct your journal oblges adopt the sam,
channel M reply la answer 10 the question: whether an
ehgioe a. member oi the Council lor Jefferson Ward
let me cite that e ssc ct amended charter Of
uon' defining aud prescribing the qualification OF Alder
men, Ne Sec l. provides, mo person shall be eligible n.
Recorder, Alderman Member Of the Council unless
no be CITIZEN Of the u. States ircehoder and inhab
an' 81 said city, and resde within tho limits OF the Ward
by which he was elected aud shall have resided IN said
city Tor nj least one year previous to his election"
In view ot this clause my opinion is that. Us do not
surety 'esde within the limits Ut Jefferson Ward st thi,
he although my office still Is. and will continue to be
within the Ward am ineligible for election as me N
Der VI the Council Tor Jeff, rson Ward.
Very respectfully, yours, &c.
March 26th, 10. WIN w CRINP
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27
DIED.

AT the Union Hotel Thursday the Goth inst, after 10
DAYS Illness OF BronchiisD JAMEs r.. BRISKLEY formerly
"i Portsmouth, Va, but for the last months resident Of
his oiy.
Ills friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral, from Doctor Plumers Church. this
morning at II o'clock, without further notice.
IN Manchester, yesterday aferooon OF half past
O'Clock, Miss MARY J. BRAzEAL, eldest daughter Of vii.
liam and Susan Brszeal.
Inc friends und uoquanlances Of tho family are invited
70 Send her funeral on tomorrow, saturday morning.
II o'clock, without luiher inyi9tion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27

iIed Collectors subscriptions and balances due this Office,
the counties OF Virginia They have started upon
ilcr collecting tour, and hope friends. who know
,hemseve. indebted for subscription advertising,
will be prepared settle their when called by
Mr.. Davis Mr.. Wright Our subscription books exhibit
large balances against many subscribers. which. trust,
may be settled either by note prompt payment Messs.
Davis Wright authorized errors
may be made apparent them. regard receipts pre-
vousy given by Agents for the Wing II is the desire
he prope,ors OF the establishment have all their
s,anGng accounts put in systematic train OF collection
this when once established, will prevent much snnoy
to their throughout the dsrenl
State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27

The Citizens Of Richmond, who are friendly to
The eabshment ~ Orphan Asylum orphan boys
qursed N Rev Me- Hogs Church. Monday Evening
nett NJ ~ O'Clock.
0Ir THE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the Franklin Manufacturing Company Of Richmond will
be held Of the Paper Mill on Monday. 9th April next
o'clock. p. NJ.
NIB 26-dtd JAMES c. CRANE, Pest
~ HENRICO AGRICULTURAL AND UORTI.
CULTURAL SOCIETY.--The Executive COMMITTEE ~
requested TO meet st the Capitol Saturday neS The 2s
lust, at ii O'Clock.
WIN H. RICHARDSON, President,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27
RICHARDSON u co.
Importers aud whoIcsaIe DeaIersIr
DRY GOODS,

Ssb nam Sfreef
HAVE rgeeiVsd by arrivals stock Of entirely
SPRlNG GQOnB. Their assortment, this seasou,
FANCY ARTtCLEs both ladies' and genuen supasss
they heretofore had and th stock Of STAPLES will
psre with any n the city
H MRRCHANTs from Ie county requested eramins
with the that they offered for
NH 2T-fOts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27

1NlI t. subscribers have tins aay assoc lated them
Il selves together, style aad irm Of DICKENsnN A.
TOT The Puose OF inn=eng general psuer
MISSION business IN the city Of kchmoni Iho particular
ton VIII be dTee TO the Sae Of tobacco produce com
nied To hsif They also offer their country
chants Ia the selection Of any goods they
and Their special attention paid
duoe, goods. &C
S Their Office IL im#eiA,ey opposs Columbian Hotel
Cary street JOHN DICKINSON,
late Of DanyHe, Va.
BEVERLY syDNOR, IT,
HahfII County, Va.
Referto
MI HobsoD Johns, Ianyille.
Messrs Watkins A. Holder, Milton, ~ Carolina.
Messrs Wadswouh. Turner h Co, Richmond.
MI Samuel Mcorkle, I.yBebbuu.
hr. WIN Towne-, Meekenburg Va.
Mr.. TuekcT Darlington, CarksyiIe.
Richmond. March ~, IS46-e1t'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27

TRUSTEES SALE.
NDURSUANT the provisions Of a d-ed Of Tina, f,o, a.
tor Davis to me- bearing data e day Of Jun. ~.
and OF reeofd IN the Conny Count Hanover Tor IN. vr
eeuN 10 'ohn Long the payment Of money nam
sAa co. wIn sell to the highest bidder cash upon IN.
misses on WEDNESDAY, the 29ta OF April neI IL fr N No,
i h DAY thereafter all that land IN nr In
'onniy OF Hanover, known Maehuups and OF winch
san" Davis resdes containing Hundred ard forty b,e nc
Also the following slaves wit Joh i.os Mary Jim, and a.
or - much Of SAID property my necessary 10 nav IN.
ane- due upon rad dcd TLs debt due upon said deed b
been assigned BY said Long IN Bek Winston by h, In He
e. boswell. and by said Henley boswell tn Thon,s Dos,
o'S whoa" have received the notice required by deed
?. R. JOHNSON
WhN'-cm TnlxtS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27

MADAME AuGUSTA-A CROWDED AUDIENCE
large audience were in attendance at tho Theatre or
Wednesday night, admire the graceful dancng u Ma
dame Augusta and her oorps De ballet Every thing pasf
ed OF we'll and Ill present seemed pleased with the per
foTmancss 81 the evening.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27

Col. John Trum5a. of the Aids.de Camp TO
General Washington IN the fsI year of the Revolution
l775 and ~ tue succeeding year '7G deputy A6uian
1t tue Northern Department under the command OF MairT
Gates lie retired from the the spring OF "a Tor
the purpose o; compet ny his studies in drawing which
lie ha made considerable progress order become the
graphic hsorogra pher Of the future greatness Of has cOun
try.
With this view lie devoted himself 10 the study Of the
art Of painting first IN America and afterwards E-
rope. In tie year l1s6 he produced his first consdora
bic historical painting in London, the Battle Of Bunker
Till. IN 1890, lac painted the full length portrait IN the
Councils in the City Hall, ~ Y. OF Gen. Washing.
ton, size Of life.
In 1892 he painted sn.ihof the city Of Charleston
;. G.. with a Of the city, sDd horse in the back
ground Of tho time he painted another which j.
the possession of Yale College. N. Haven 10 winch
was presented BY the Society Of the Cincinnati. This
latter portrait considered by the the finest portrait
Of Gen. Washington IN existence.
At the Time tins picture painting, Sig
Ceracchi executed bust of which there IA a cast IN
hos, ,yide-e that he given Of the correctness
of both Of these n nons Of art, - - be found the close
resemblance they bear II ch other, although executed by
different bands aud m materials ,'Ssi"''of
At the time Of the battle Of Trenton General
ton ~ the 10Th Oi hs uge. IL aim Of the
artist ~ represent him Of that age, which, long 49,
nate study ri las character. durDg time he served as
his aid. rendered 10 ~ him easy task.
This painting, and its fellow NOV the City u Charles
TOM was visited daily by many Of the revolutionary
soldiers, that the batle who would stand and
ed commander and many would -teal SILENT, dovn
their checks, they would recall a. mind HE noble 1us
ties aud the mauy prvaions and suHsnngs thoy endured
together at that soul trying and eventual penod
The shove be had Of Of the Publishers, now D.
the Exchange, or Of J. w. Randolph & CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27

TuE CONsTIrUTION-STATE RIGHTS.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
collector. for the WING i'm Virginia.

ny GAB.LAHER, ELLIOTT A 90.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 81. isIo.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27

DrLrrREp IS rHK Hover OF DElAsArEs ON MosoAy, run
9rn OF FrhRuARs, ruK But Tok TAXING rak srssx
OF Tuh PKorLR on rHE CALL CoSvEs11os 10
ANksp raE CONSTITUTION.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27
TRUSTEES SALE

wAsslsoros, March "a. 1876.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-06
From The Mep ORLEANS Picavun.. Juiy u
LATER FROM THE ARMY.
CAMARGO TAKEN

The steamship Fashion, Captain Fullerton
arrived last evening from Brszos Santiago
We have not received our letters by this 8r.
n'al, but we learn verbally that there is a
general movement oi the troops up the Rio
Grande. Gen. TAYLOR was still at Mata,no-
ros, but lac was sending forward the recruits
as fast as his means OF transportation would
permit him TO do so.
Advices had arrived Of the taking of the
town OF Camargo. Six companies of the 7th
Regiment entered That place day or two no
Tore the Fashion sailed, without firing a Gun
These companies were under the command of
Capt. Whiting and others. When the II
troops arrived at CamaTgo, Col. Cansiahal was
og The opposite side of the 81. Juan river Ue
witnessed Tic eOiTaBce 81 the troops into the
toWn' but offered no resistance.
ten. Taylor had received reports from 70
connoi @nce parties, who reported onl, three
huldfed troops et Monterey. The general irn.
pfession ~ The army was chat there would be-
no resistance offered TO the American forces
tiis side OF that city. No preparations for an
ailack Of the town were made.
Zoe absence Of every thing that indicated
fesisiance on tie port ~ the enemy had led 10
ihe hclief in The arny that the war ,vns af sp
e"d' lhe Impression was that negotiations
ioi Peace wefc on foot There was no ofbr,
vsl o. s.e,couniing Tor The sPPorcnt supineness
~ ibf AifNiraus -
+ Sgpofis bad fescl'rd the csmp that P.,sle.
"sa alfaid 20 l'ave ilie city Il Mctiro-
fferfnt there being Necessary n kseo down
iuifsisnfd evolution O,cssionsl broils b..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-06
GEN. GAINES

The Court OF Inquiry in the case Of this ve-
teran soldier is still in session at Old Point
Comfort. The correspondent OF the Norfolk
Beacon gives the following account OF the
Court on Thursday:
The business was taken up in the prescu
bed order. As orders and letters were read i.
GeneTal Gaines rose several times tn explain
20 the Court the circumstances connected
with them. Early in MAY, Gent Gaines re-.
ceived information which led To the belief that
the Mexican army would cross the Rio Gmnde
Tan event which actually took place shortly
alter aud after that their object was 10 cut of
Genl Taylor from his supplies. certainly a
move showing military skill. He knew that
Ten. Taylor would be cot TO pieces mther
than call for volunteers. He, Gen. q was
the Commanding General Tor the Western
Division, and 'elt Il be has duty to make a re-
QUESTION upon Governors OF States nearest the
thSstre OF operations, for volunteers. The lac,
that Gen. T. achieved, with inferior numbers
brilliant victory, did not by spy means re-
but the necessity under which Gen G. was
compelled TO take the responsibility lie assn.
med. And the documents read to-day showed
that before the Government had Teceited in-
formation Of the battles OF the Slh aud 9h oil
May, the Secretary Of War had approved OF
what IS now regarded os not Justified by the
necessity oil the Case--that Is some OF nie.u,l.
authorized requisition flr troops.
Capt. Montgomery, L. ). Army. one Of he
heroes OF the Rio GTsnde. has arrived here
from Baltimore. Several officers from the
Army under Gen. Taylor arc expected to testi.
~ before the court.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-06
THE BALrlNoRE AND onlo RIGnT oN
MAY

The Washington correspondent u the y
York heTald rcPotn that ,he lioa Louis Nc
Lane ~ expected " rctura to ihis vountr, b.
The steamed which leaves Liverpool ou the 4th
oi August. he ~ still the president of th.
BALTIMORE and osis rsilrosd. and hss given
his prompt approval u the proposed Couns,
ton OF the Baltimore aud Quo rad with the
Conneilsyille road. making direct come, tioa
with the Ohio Of Pittsburgh from Rslumore
For this purpose lee Is authorised by the CON
psny TO obtain loan OF 81 .0Vo. GOO. ID tn,
the work can. be isamcdistrlS COMMENCED
aud !, Is said that he hes receivcsi,thc as~us
ance irom British cspsisliSts thai any amount
that may be required walser lor,hcomiu.
when called tc~. Arrangements spc now usk
ing tosursey the route to Pittsburgh snd -lns
ing tile nexi winter the .,sbvlc route will bs
pat under con'rae,.-t:f'soSrgh Past.
The Pos, IL eHdesvtfiifs .to 'opsrsr upon
the guIlibility OF ,be public. and for r,t,shbtel
interests a, the expense of iis 'oaiiy. Thc
state OF sfiairs is very different frona what ~
here represented.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-06
PAINFUL TRAGKDY.-.

PAINFUL TRAGEDY. The DAYTON
JnBfcnpt gives sn account Of all ailsy be-
tween two brothers, James aud William
BLACK, about seven miles north OF Dayton, oil
Thursday evening last. They had been haul
ing Ia grain. and a dispute arose whether
each had hauled in his share. The father re-
quested James, who elsiined to have finished
his share, TO assist William. The parties be
came enaged. aud William threatened to fog
James. James dared him to come down from
the wagon and tn IT, William csmc'dow y =,
aud James received him with a blow from q
Pihhlork which be held. which disl0cated
las neck and caused instant death And nov
~ the biuieTest grief, At his dominion OF his
passion aud the death OF hls brother, James
awaits las trial Ut law for the deed.
Cincinnati GnUfH.