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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-08
CROUCH AND READY GLUE"

The Club was largely attended, on
last Soturday-Mr. MnLER's speech was
excellent.
The Club meets again this friday
evening. JosEpm GEIGER, Esq, Of Cir
cleviIle, positively, and Mr.. NELsoN
FRANKLIN, probably, will deliver speech
es. Let there he good Turn out.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-08
How will IIc VOscI

The citizens Of the county nre onx'
iousy waiting to hear how Scabury Ford
intends to vote. especially the I.ocolocos.
Ii the Eagle men have obtained inlor.
nation. we hope that they will make ii
uublic.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-08
WnndI WnOdii

Those Of our subscribers. who promis-
ed to send US some wood, will please take
notice that We are now prepared 10 re-
ceivc several cords fgood sugar, beach
or hickory-with as few knots in it as
possible. lfhalf dry, it will answer
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-08
(,Ilccriu.!

We cannot publish all the letters We
receive from different parts oflhe county.
Suffice it to say, The news is most cheering
The people have engaged in the contest
and there will be no laggurds this time
"Old Fairfield" will do her duty.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-08

TA lady pulled grey hair out OF
her head. A friend who was standing
by remarked that for every one pulled out
ten would come to its funeral. l don't
care, reioined the lady, how largely its
funeral be attended, so the mourners
come dressed IN black.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-08

PowERFUL MAGNET.-A lecturer was
dilating upon the powers of the magnet,
defying any one to show or name any
thing surprising its powers, A hearer
demurred, and instanced young woman
who, when he was young, used TO attract
him thirteen miles every Sunday; while
his loadstone could attract bit Of iron
but foot or twol
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-08

WGen. A. Anderson, formerly a
Democratic U. S. Senator, from Tenn.
essee, aud who has until recently acted
with that party, has come out in favor OF
Gen. Taylor for the Presidency.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-08
CIenrcrepk TOwmsuip.

The Wings Of this township intend
holding meeting, on morrow at 2 o.
clock p. NJ.
w. P. CREED, Esq, will address the
tnaatiuu
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-08

VENERABLE HERO GONE. Capt. ST.
mon Wheeler of Geneva county N. Y,
died on the goth inst, aged "a years.
He was with Washington at the battles of
Germantown, Brandywine, Trenton and
at the surrender of Lord CORVALLIS. He
was also commissioned captain, by Gov
ernor Tompkins, in the war of 1912.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-08
LANCASTER, OHIO.
Friday Morning, Sept $, Is4s.
OlIlnliItcc OF Arrangements,

The following gentlemen have been
appointedto actas Commitieeof Arrage-
ments for the meeting onthe 10th:
b. ConDen, IL. Orman. G. L EckhNrt, J.
N. Little, L. Conner, j. II. Reel, and Joseph
T.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-08

Death to the Democratic Party---Gon Cass.
The following characteristic letter has
been published in the Ann Arbor True
Democrat, a Barnburuer paper. The
Detroit Advertiser says, community was
shocked" by its publication and persual.
ut has already been perused by most of
our citizeRs with horror, but we give il
place in the Advertiser this morning,
that the whole country may see what a
dishopest, immoral old rogue ofa demG-
gogUe Lewis Cass is" Here is the let
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06
NEWS ITEMS.

FATtL ACCIDENT Seven Persons killed
A few days ago some men were engaged 1t
raising the frame OF d house near Spring
Water, Livingston county, New York, whsl
two boys began wrestling, aud one, son o.
a man engaged raising frame, was thrown
and killed. The father OF the boy shocked al
the death Of his son, let go his hold OF the
frame, and Others vi the party going to hi.
assistance, the frame fell, killing six person:
ON the spot.
MELANCHOLY lHTELLlGENcE. "A. Forbes
Esq, who was deputed By the New York
Common Council 10 bring home the bodies Of
Col Baxter, Capt. Van Ollnda and others, who
| FIJI in Mexico, arrived in New Orleans on
The 18th. with the bodies, where he was at
tackled by yellow fever and died. Thus he
himself will return corpse with the colpses
he was TO bring home.
TAYLOR RATIFICATION. The Wings of N,
Orleans held ratification meeting on the 2lth
by torch light to express their appreciation OF
the proceedings or tue Philadelphia Con, en-
ton Many spirited addresses were made,
and the excitement and enthusiasm which
usvaily cha racterizes such assemblages pre-
vailed.
MADAME REsTELL.-This notorious abor-
tioni-l has at length been sent 10 Blackwell i
Island, New York, there to undergo her years
Imprisonment. Meanwhile the poor girl
whose health has been forever destroyed by
Res.ell's ractice, still fingers. out "a etched
existence,
New ENGLAND MISUNDERSTANDING OF
the common free schools OF Boston, the Quin
cy school house, was dedicated last week
b2ing the third within three months, at cost
oil 500 900, and capable OF accommodating 5000
pupils.
WEsLEyANIsM CHARTIsM.-A conespon-
dent Of the Eastern. Counties Herald says, that
three members OF the Wesleyan Society have
been expelled at Stourton, in the Gainsbor-
ough circuit, for becoming chartst.
SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS FOR TAYLoR.--A
call is published in the New OIleans Delta
Tor meeting of democrats who are favorab
to the election Of Gen Taylor. The call il
signed by some of the leading democrats.
WHEAT on nME.-A sale oil crop of $500
bushels OF prime red wheat, was made at Pc
tersburg. Va, last week at ST. GA per bushel
deliverable by the 10Th OF July.
A ScuURGE.-Much of the country to the
north OF the Island of Montreal, Canada, a.
bout ST Eustaohe, has been completely devas-
tated by the catrrpillars and grasshoppers.
DELAWARE WIG STATE CoNvENrloN.-
The Wings of Delaware will hold their State
Convention, Gu the Goth instant, at Lewis
town.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06
FOREIGN LETTER POSTAGE

The Postmaster General in communicating
10 his deputies the law which lately passed
Congress in relation to foreign postage, gives
the following instructions by which hey are
to be guided;
All letters or other nailable matter coming
into the United States from foreign countries
or going out of the United Slotcs TO other
countries, are required 10 be- sent through The
Pos Office at The place OF arrival OF dcpIr,ure
The Posi- &c TO be charged on all letters going
out oil The United States, TO or through the
kingdom OF Great Britain or its Colonies into
the United States, by any foreign packet or
other vessel, will be as lollows--ihe postage
on the outgoing letters or other malta Die mai
her 10 be pre- paid.
On each letter not exceeding half an ounce
in weight, conveyed between The two couu
tries by foreign Packet, 24cts; and for each
additional ounce or fraction Under, on addi
tlonal postage OF 24cts; and when convened
between The two countries by any foreign mn
waite slip or vessel, when weighing ounce or
under, the pos lage will be l6cts; aud Tor each
additional ounce or fraction under an addi-
ton of l6cls
Newspapers will be charged with postage A
cents each.
Each sheet of other printed matter will be
rated as newspaper.
ANY violation q. the law i'll be reported
with the esid.nce 10 the district attorney for
prosecution.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06
MOTHERS! MOTHERStt

w GUILD yon havei win you posses. an e,Iec,,., ,s
n.d M asaiist Tue awful ravages that is Constantly
aae ~ thai Tell destroyer of the Infant race Woaw
VI S-y !" you conidentially with the blessing q
L"'d attending the application thai il viii in ma
sSheh according 10 the direction, fail 10 ,,,,oy.
a,,h me stomach OF the little sufferer aud restore
20 "n, oui worm syrup is made entirely of yegets
mes It. eiote HARMLESS Fathers kIothe,s IN ia
10 ,ne rareless and all who have the care rf chdre"
ueay hot, but hasten aud get bottle of Uo,.msark
worm syrup al the corner of end and co,te. as pI
States throughput the United
1oine prove The truth of what we say.
40 Coates and Second haste away:
iheres syrup that dos sexpel
WsrGls, An who can il. virtues tell
US mud and gentle yet liz sure
Mothers, II will your children eure
Then can you, viii you vel refuse
ms hest of medicines To Use
Prepared only by & q : HoLe,sseL .., an,
coates SIS, fhIia aud for by most OF the resnecta
' aud store keepers over tie United states
frlce 70 cts per hottie - n.y." ~
W. James BAKER, Jepson and l. A A Wait, ssents
e'hs va David PAX. * Co agents A artrnsriile
inc 1 'au'es A. Gray 4 20. agents, bridgeport Ohio
'"hl h"hESsAcK. wholesae agent, hartinsyiIie OHM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

Some people love 10 plague babies; the tease
them and vex them, and take savage plea
sure in their cries. l often walk the streets
with waggish acquaintance OF mine, who
pever idils, when he sees baby ahead, look
ing back over its nurses shoulder, TO salute il
with such horrlI grinlaces as would rickle "a
barrel OF cucumbaIs, II placed in his way. This
OF course, SETS the infant screening; aad The
poor nurse, who looks round and sees uniy two
gentlemen conversing searches in vain Tor tn
secret pm. l never Joiu IN such wicked
ADJUSTMENTS; and counsel all rurses who are
placed IN such situation, TO look carefully
around, to see whether the gentleman behind
seems particularly grave and innocent; and IL
hedoes, to charge him boldly with the deed.
Babies should have The benefit OF the law.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06
SENATOR ALIENS SPEECH

The New York Herald contains an account
of the speech OF Senator Allen in Albany. 1t
| is characteristic OF the man.
The meeting was held in the Park, but Mr..
Allen repaired to the Capitol, unwilling to
speak in the open air. But the people insist
ed that he should come 'outside" Where
upon he ordered the table placed in the door,
and proclaimed in the same voice that "beat
the steamboat" IL will address you from
there if can; if l cannot, lgiH die trying"
| He said Federalism was the .'lnonster OF in
lquity, which arose, in the person of Alex
ander Hamilton, in the Convention which
formed the Constitution; that HamiIton did
not believe that the people could be rendered
sufficiently Intelligent To be inlrus,ed with
the sole aud unbridled power OF law making:
he therefore openly declared that the rich anil
well born possessed the exclusive right to
make laws and impose upon The masses OF The
poor and needy And this, he said, was the
doctrine OF the Wing party! While Jefferson
thought otherwise. and The Democratic par
ty" agreed with Jefferson.
SucL wiiul lasehoods-such contemplate
demagoguelsm, distinguished the anarchists
Of 60 the Reign OF Terror" is INDUCED in BY
that Partisan agltaor, Ledru Rolin. and imi-
tated by that demagogue Senator Allen" In
the midst OF his defamation, he was repeat
eddy questioned-"W What about the Ordinance
oil l7s7-ah!' to which he made no reply.
When he first mentioned Mr.. Clay, che was
suddenly interrupted by cheers of enthusiasm,
which reseinbled sharp clap of thunder
And when silence succeeded, "Ohios tall
Senator, raising his arms and upturning his
lace, gave stentorian utterance to the follow
ing invocation: 'Is this Democratic meet
ingF' which was followed by cheers, kisses,
groans and laughter.
Order being al length restored. the Senator
next ventured the assertion that Geneaal lay
Tor had no political rinciples-w hereupon
'.cheers upon cheers was given for Old lack"
He finally concluded by exhorling the De-
mocracy OF New York to come together-to
take last iraernal hug and then rush into
the fight, determined to conquer or die.
As the distinguished orator descended from
table, the cruwu gave Twelve cheers-,hc first
three, on motion, TO Cass and Buter-the next
three impulsively for Henry Clay-then three,
conscientiously, or the Willmot Proviso-and
lastly, three, enthusiastically, Tor Old lack
1t is reported that the Locoioco Hunkers
took nothing of their motion" ON this occa-
sion.-Cin. Guz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

The louisiana Statesman says, ''if the for
mer Gen. Cass) be elected, the old and cor
rlpt system oil rewarding friends and punish
ing enemies will be perpetuated;" eff the lat
ter, (Gen Taylor be chosen, political mil
lenium will ensue This may be consider.
ed extravagant by some, but we feel assured
of its prophetic truth and justice, and the
deep and muttered curses of the democracy,
bu, TOO clearly show the sasacity of the States
man in the prediction.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

Nj, L. CHURCH.-The Pittsburgh Con-
ference OF the M. Z. Church commenced its
have for some days past presented many
new and strange faces, and we learn that the
convention numbers about $50 preachers.-
1t is designed TO divide the conference, ma
hing a Western Va, Conference; but the four
counties OF Marshall, Ohio, Brooke and Han.
cock, will be in the Pittsburgh Conference.
Western Virginia uniles with the church
North.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06
MARTlNiQUE-The Boston Transcrip


derives the following information from the
letter of merchant in 81. Pierre:
Business is at a stand, as matter of course.
There is great deal Of sugar at St. Pi, RE,
which cannot be sold and il has lallen fifteen
or sixteen francs Nearly all the merchants
have stopped payment, and are ruined. They
cannot collect iarthing. A small village
called Bourg de Preacheur, had been burned
To the ground, aud great many lives lost
Accounts 70 the 9th OF June states that the
island was tranquil, but the whites had 10 be
on guard all night Tor fear OF incendiarisn
which is the principal danger; for the negroes
are 50 weak aud cowardly that thous Inds
" uuld fly before party OF "a hundred white
men. But The dispropor;ion OF The numbers
ui the two races Is lm.nense aud the Martini
que gentleman, IRON whose communication
we gather these particulars, says he should
not be surprised II the whites were soon
Obliged to abandon the island 10 the blacks
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

slr, lions have carefully abstaiDed IRON a.!
acts OF hostility, obeving. in this regard, not
only the letter OF my Instructions, but tue
plain dictates at Justice and humanity.
The instructions under which am aching
will not permit me TO reirograde from 'he
position now occupy. In view OF the re
lalions between our respective governments
and the individual suffering which may result
regret the alternative which you offer; oui,
at the same time, wish it understood that
shall by no means avoid such alternative
leaving the responsibility with ho-e VINO
rashly commence hostilitses. In conclusion,
you will permit me to give the assurance mat
on my part the laws aud customs OF war a.
mong civilized nations shall be carefully oo-
I served
have the honour to be, very respectiury'
Is q. TAYLOR.
Senior e eneral D. Pedro De Ampudla
The cool 'eeollected decision and entire
freedom from bravado that '"a'a' = '"0 '"''
letter equally excite our admiration. 'ul
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06
From the O. s. JoarHal.
DEMOCRATIC CURRENCY.

The assembly Of Democracy which got to-
geihrr here on the 9Th day Of last January,
ration nominated LIT. Col. John b. Weller. of
Butler county, (ale commissioner OF the sur
plus revenue Of that county, as its candidate
Tor Governor, on the hard money Theory
The Eaton RCgister OF the present week gives
the following, one of WelIer's Gown bant-
lings, verbatim" 1t goes to- show the pro-
gryss Of Democracy!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06
Why should Northern Mon Support
though and Reudu?"

First Because he is an honest man. In
these days OF private vice and public pillage
it is cheering sign to behold the masses raj
lying under the banner of the old chief, whose
name Is without one stain-whose honor is
snow white. No apostacy OF old friend.
marks his early years, like that OF Cass. No
Indian bureau reeks with his official pecua-
ton. No French Court resounds with his
batteries If Royalty. On the contrary, pursue
our glorious candidate into whatever quarter
you will--trace his life to boyhood, follow
him through the rackless forests of tie West;
behold him amid the everglades OF Florida,
mark him with his serted hosts in the smoke
and confusion of Palo Alto, Resaca, or Mon
terey, scrutinize him when the clouds of dis.
aster rolled away before his matchleas skill at
Buena Vista, or, finally, behold him the can
diaate for the Presidency: in every shot and
IN every capacity, you find him Ike same
modest spacious, courageous; above ALL hon
est man.
Second: Vote for him a the exponent of
purer and better system OF politics We cal.
on those who plough the rivers of the Western
States with the swift keel, aud those who
whiten the Northern lakes with the sales o.
commerce, to rally around old Zsck. He has
committed that subject 10 Congress, body
always ready to do US justice, but always
here toiore prevented by oiious Locoloco We
toes
We call on those who wish to see the bloat
ed power and patronage of the Executive cur
tailed, to vote for Gen. Taylor. He has de-
lineated with admirable precision the past
usurpatons of that officer, and the true limits
OF his constitutional power.
We call on oil those. who wish TO see the
plumber OF weaker nations arrested, and JUS
lice made part OF our national policy to hoist
the banner Of Gen. Taylor Those who are so
fearful lest Cuba and Yuca IAN should add new
vigor to slavery, have now practical chance
to show their faith By their works. We know
what Cas- WiH d, by what Cdss has DONE
A Federaist al II, republican at 20-an
Adams man so long as Adams was President,
Jackson man SO long as Jackson was Presi-
dent-a Royalist with Louis Philippe, a ia
Goblin when Louis Philippe was dethroned-
in 1876 for the Wilmot Proviso, III 1877 half
Tor II aud hall against it, in 1913 wholly ID
galnst II to get his nomina tion-ior Texas for
New Mexico. for California, for Cuba-every
thing by turns, and nothing long. What can
you hope for the cause of freedom and morals,
by the election OF such Charaani What
can we not hope by the election of the pure
and gallant old lack Gin. Chronicle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

THE HARVEST IN FRANCE.-The Paris
National states that. from all quarters, the
most satisfactory accounts are received of the
STATE and prospects OF the harvest All the
journals OF the departments repeat that the
''oldest inhabitants" cannot re member sea.
son so favorable to the fruits of the esrth.-
The corn is strong and well advanced, the
heads begin to be heavy. The vines are COW
cred with grapes and flowers. The grains are
abundant, and already in many parts OF the
country It has been necessary to NOV the ar
tlhclal prdrles where the luzerne, the stain
tom and clover begin to suffer from excess of
| vegetation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06
Notice.
DURSUANT toa d,

ANT To decree ofthe Circuit Superior con,,
-, o' law ana Chaneery for the county of Tyler Ts,
"e'ed al the tail Term of let7, in salt therein d. ~,
'hs alta Undetermined, wherein Friend Gov is -
la,iahi aud william Good, heir Al Law of JnI' en-
81 insnst, ist-, ihai Icing Court dayl al pnl ~ gay
a, the 'front.' door OF The Court house III the town S M
n'e "hr, tract OF one bundled and twentv 80 ' u
ossy nelhs The same tract ofland thai Jab ~ salo
m,,e 'Dnseyed To John Good Tie sale a, lie M ,.
none M no Ia WI one fourth OF the pureh.se
,"s ''h ~ sixteen months, aud the re,a,nns
nj e,9 'i niu''is' The purchaser To give lon.
ntentS. ,Hr,., Heirffcd install
June 18th, LES n"Ahhk,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06
FEMALE SEMINARY.

The examination OF The seminary under
the charge OF Rev. VIM. Wallace commenced
on Monday last We could only attend a
short time; but that time confirmed the JUS
tice OF the high encomiums we have univer-
sally heard passed upon the institution, as
fully deserving the highest degree OF public
favor aud patronage.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

The Worcester Mass Disunion, Aboli-
ton Convention adjourned sine die on We'd
nesuay evening. They made no nominations,
and the demonstration was a decided failure.
A letter in the Boston Courier says:
"rhis is the smallest Convention ever
attended, and bali the persons present do not
appear TO be interested, except as specta.
rtors."
The same writer saws that the Convention
was IN Worcester coBsiaered asa good Joke"
The correspondent OF the Boston Atlas says
ait WIS the most perfect failure IN the shape
lot Mass Conventions, Worcester has ever
seen, and he adds:
| Taylor stock is on the rise in the heart of
the old Commonwealth, and all sensible men
ieel certain, To- quote the words OF one OF her
a blest sons and truest Wings. that there is
the best reason TO believe that the doings
OF the Philadelphia Convention will be
ratified by majority OF the voters in the
United States" And this despite the despic-
sbe Efforts OF lew disappointed politicians,
varied III their cfeeds as were the contents OF
the witches cauldron, with their
bubble, bubble, toll and trouble
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

The St. Clairsville Chronicle takes us TO
task for some complimentary notice oil Dr.
Stars Mesmeric experiments. We are I'M
pressed with the apprehension that our good
neighbor has fallen into the error oil the old
philosophers who mistook doubling Tor Wis
dom, and at length denied their own exist
enre. To doubt the mesinerc influence IS
almost equally absurd, and DR.. Starr exercises
and teaches ii as well a any one else. We,
however attach no great Importance to 1t, but
it is amusing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06
TO THE PUBLIC

sHE subscriber has this day received an
ct Dr Jaynes' highly valuable medicines II is N
necessary to say anything here praise OF their
ecaey III the cure OF those diseases for which they are
recommended they have long been before the uublic
ana nave obtained celebrity surprising all other com
pounds The following comprises list of the articles
received. viz: 50 '''eS
Jaynes' Expectorant for coughs colds etc
hair Tonic, for the grow tn of the hair
Alternative, for Scrofuia, Rheumatism and ,x
eases of the skin. " 1''
Jayne Hair Dye, TO color the hair auburn or let bk
CarInnaiive Baisam for Summer complaints etc
- Tonic Ver.iifuge, for the expulsion OF worms
sanaiive Pills for Dyspepsia and all diseases Of
thestomach -
Jaynes Ague Pis positive cure for Fever aud Arue
can do so by calling and obtaining OF the Du,r
Medical Almanacs, for lo4s, (ffee Of cllarsel Al
BRENTLlNGER,S oo,beca
Between the Post Office and Court House, Wher,i,,.
mr. 30 " "ee'i"s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The progress Of the School House for the
Sd ward, is such as the best friends of educa
ton could desire. 1t will be completed By the
LIST OF September. We learn with pleasure
that the other wards, are now active ia their
efforts at building School Houses. We trust
all the schools will be under way by the LIST
of January.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-06

The New York Tioga Freeman is severe
upon Joha Vaa Barren for ms extra charge,
. attorney genera in the anti rent Trials >
- The nan that is guilty Of official oUsr.
reaching IS not faithful to ms friends. .
50 W. tinI 1t in the Boston Post. Bo,
what does The Tiosa freeman say OF Gen. Cas-,
I"exirds! Is he i,ithlul 10 his friends