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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

VTyHE Defendant, Reuben Wouhington, mi h@ing
u entered his appearance and given security ac-
corng 10 the act Of assembly and The rules o. ms
court and il appearing bN satisfactory eyidenee
a-.irei THAT he said defendant do appear here %
ne third day Dc the next tern, and ansWeE the bli
Of The painlifT /; and thai copy of his order ke
forthwith inserted ii some peWsphner published y
Charestovn, for two months and post.
ed iii the front door Of the conrthQusc y ne -
town Of Charlestown.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-21
Ip.GMrGt&a

In Lyndon, Oct. Is, ANr, wife Of MIR Wi,
liam Idle
in North Providence, r /, Sept -, Gu.
ROSA CNErrNrEn, wife Of George W Car
pointer.
In Hovcrhill Oct,s Mrs. Lucrctia w, wife
of Mr. William Porter, aged ~ years
ia Pracham, Sept. -, Ebruczcr 4 son Of
Moses aud sally IIilI, aged years and
months.
In Barnet, Sept ~, Mr. Brodbnry NJ. R'ch.
nrdson, Of Sutton, aged a. Thr deceased
was one of the first settlers Of the town Of
WhcClock.
In Cabot, Sept. H., of consumption, MIR A.
ro ki'nbnll, son of Isaac kimball, aged -.
At Hartford, Conn Oct o, Mr. Ralph ish
am, formerly Of Montpelier, aged about 30
ears.
In Dauvillc, Oct 3, Of consumption, Caro-.
line b. Taylor, daughter Of Mr. laschal Fay
Tor, aged ~ years and months
In lInrdwick, Oct, 6, Mrs Miriam, wife Of
Mr. Elrozrr Pope, aged 60 years
In Lyndon, Sept 30, Mrs lcnnct Barrow,
of Kirby, aged n years.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-21
MARTIN VAN BUREN,, DR. WN b Y
JOSHUA II. GIDDINGS.

| may be led TO confde in the honor Of a
slave. holder but II "SERIdLE. DOtGH
F.4CE' is too destitute Of that article TO obtain
credit with me. MIR .4NBURE.N Inns PidcCd
the eridlace of ms SERFFLITl c3HSpjc8oHS
IN upon the records Of our country Thcrc Il
,rM rrlnain and jeycgGldcd an E.NDtRLNG
IEMENTO IF me dGgcncracy # tie .h3N"rdo
Giicd our p~biic stations.
Although northern man, it became the
boast of his friends that he possessed "sonth-
rrn principles and he soon gave sATlsfAc-
tony Evidences of his devotion to the interests
of his employers (suve merchGnts) Indeed,
had he been bred up in the business, he would
scarcely have discovered MORE ATTACH
MENT to the INTERESTS OF SLAVE
GROWERS and SLAVE DEALERS.
ANXIETY ron TUE sUCCFss of that ""NecrahIc
commerce." appears TO H4FE BEEN EP
PERMOST INNS .HEND, and to have SUI
percedcG ,4LL OTUER .HATTERS of State
policy. J. II. GlDDlNGS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-21
pREslDENTIAL pROsPECT.

The Brauehorough Eagle puts forth the, TO-
lowing estimate ofthe Presidential vote. The
estimate was made, evidently, when reports
gave Ohio to the iocos:
Tho following States we think are morally
certain to 90 for Gen. Taylor, giving hm :,
majority Of 10 votes in the Electoral College.
Vermont votes; Massachusetts -; Rhode
I-lnnd (: Connecticut 6: New York 30: New
!.crscr :, Pennsylvania %; Delaware 3; Ma.
Wand S;NorlIi Carolina II; Louisiana G:Kcu-
lucky II; Tennessee -; Florida g.
Total, 1913 tor Taylor, and leaving 1877 for
Cass.
In the following Suites Tuylu,'s Chances
are much the best
Ohio, % votes; Georgia, TO- Town, 4; rotal
81; which added to lob. gives Tal Tor 1870
votes, leaving 100 for Cass, and being 80 una
iorily for Taylor.
1t will he seen, llnt we hnvc allowed to
Cass the following State. rs certain.
Maine, 9 votes; New Hampshire 6 Nir-
giuia II; South Carolina 9: Alabama .
Mississippi 6; Texas / Indiana 10; Hi
nois9 Michigan ; Wisconsin : Missou-
ii Z; Arkansas 3 total 100.
There may aud probably will he changes
from the above calculations, on both sides,
but we do not believe there viii he shit a.
nough. adverse to the Wings, TO jeopardi2c the
election of their candidate.
0-5@Jamos q. Birncy, who was run by the
Liberty party in 1874, for President, rcpudi.
alcs the action of tho Buffalo Convention
He will support neither Van Buren, nor Adj
ans. lie has been nominated an clector in
the State of Michigan, Oh ticket which is
r";, =. . &c., 80: ;.,', Tor President.
Wnlou's Daily Journal Of the llth
says; awe regret to state that Mr. Idle of
Waterford was called home, to day, 10y sick
ness in his thmlW Otherwise there would
probably have been an election ofSpcakcr on
the 27lh ballot
Q~F@Thc statement which we published
Il few days ago, from n New York paper, that
Mr. Dis, of1hat State, had voted for The Till
to pay the owners Of the Amistad negroes, is
contrudictcd. We therefore make the cor
rccliOu.
EMANcIrATIoN IN DELAWARE. A mani
moth petition is in circulation in Delaware,
praying the Legislature TO abolish slavery in
that State. It is receiving the signatures of
nearly all the citizens Of that glorious little
State.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-21
FATAL ACCIDENT.

We regret to learn that on Wednesday last,
Amos Skcels, Esq, of llighgatc was so much
injured 10y an accident, caused by II tIrcsh-
ing machine, that he lived but Il few hours
aiterthc injury.
His hand was drawn into the machine by
the revolver and his wrist horribly nu,iacd
hy the teeth and knives with which said re-
voIver is armed. Although physicians were
in quick attendance after the accident, it was
discovered that SO great had been the shock
to his system MS to impede the circulation
Of the blood so that anputution was thought
to I've dangerous.
Deacon Skees was an excellent ciIiHen,nnd
was universally esteemed ms an honest and
christian man, and has lett behind him n YER
large circle ofrelaives and friends to la
mcut his drce0se Ills funeral was attended
by large concoursc ofrelnlves md neigh
hors at llighgate Falls on the 9Th inst.-'S
.7ibGRS Messenger.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-21

u+SThe following anecdote affords us clear
AN illustration of IAN Buren, Free-Sohsm. rs
any thing we have seen oflate; Juke's ,Iefni-
'on is as rational as is the association ofthe
name of Martin Van Buren, with free soil
FREE SorLIsM DEFINED. A cnlored gen
'Ieman, who was loading druy Yesterday.
on me hevee, stopped the sable cook of one
ol our steamers with The questions:
Jake, whar's Buffalo,
viii! a geographical shake ofhis head.
r ,WeIl ,whnr is dis free soil politics de white
IoiKs Is stortin' dar-is it gwne to help the
color people" enquired the drayman.
Vh course says Jake, dis last movement,
IS spressly for settin' de soil free-dnt is SET
Nv, I de corn and cotton plantations goin'whnr
Hey plesses-now, de nggers bein' dggers to
"e son, Which means bongin to it,ob course
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-21
THE WORKING MEN VICTORIOUS,
The Phindelphin North AmcricNn says :

Tie FhlIndeIPTN MOULD NlN'El'NTI NHIH
TO the honest masses, the golfers, mcclmn-
les and working men, is the Whlg party es-
pccially indebted for this triumph. all the
mining and manufacturing counties there
have been largo gains among those who have
been heretofore cheated into the support of
Democracy under its deceptive dSguises,hut
who have at last awakened 10 sense OF their
wrongs aud the men by whom they were I'M
posed. This example will cheer the sons Of
Toll every where; for the result in Pennsylvn-
MIA is victory of working men. Wings of
the Union, we extend to you tho hand oiiel-
lowship, and all we ask for Pennsylvania Is
the position which she has won
That is right, vote for American labor, and
not for locolocoism and British interests. Sc
cure to the labor of Americans its just rights,
and we shall be indeed nation of irccmcn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-21
The Markets.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday, Oct -
Reported for the Traveller.
At market, 1875 beef cattle, 1900 stores, II
pairs working oxen, 10 cows aud calves, $500
sheep and 5000 swine.
Beef caole--lst quality G,2j; I'd do 600;
3rd do. $50
Store cattIc--two year old gig ais; three
year old $40 -.
Working OScn--Sulcs at $50, 50, 100 and
sos.
Cows and Calveo--sSalcs at $2l, 20, 30, %,
and $40
Shccp-salcs at %, 80, ., and $3.50.
Swnr--lt Wholesale 81 10 al: retail a.
to 45c; fat hogs, "A /.
BOSTON MARKET Oct. II.
BEEF--EXtrn mess. 1880 400; Mess,
1880 a 1900; No. |, 1000 0,50;prmc, city,
900 so; navy /! 50 II IL 90.
PORK-Extra clear ii 30 90 0Oclear II 90
- 90, mess - 90 IL 90 00 prime 9 so O0,00.
LARD-Boston ga %; southS west, o n4
DUTFER-storc l3d 10 shipping If II l5A.
family 30 23
CllEESE-nrw milk s, four meal "A g.,
shipping 6 a Z.
FLOUR-iIoward street 800 0 O0i Ohio,
600 3 81; Gcncsec, com. br. >, 1G 600
CORN-Ycllow, round, 90 90, Hat ~ ~,
white o. GO.
OATS-soulhrrn, sou 90; northern, 80 n CO.
WOOL-There has been n fair demand for
domestic fleece at full prices.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-21
STATE OFFICERS.

We are compelled, 10y the new arrange
press little earlier than usual. We nrc
therefore without udyices from Montpelier
later rImn Tuesday night, when there had
been no election OF State Officers: we have
do douh,, however, but the wing list Of OF
fccrs las hccu successfully carried. The
Wig strengths is ample for all practical pur-
poses
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-21

when the soil goes doy go too; Jess like when
you start de coon, oh course you follow linn;
dorloro, when you dccur's the land free, you
glib do colored pussons general pNss to take
demseves oniess MS fast us dey can travel,
heaM ha! yadr
'Ah, ali, OATS it, ch? Well, secs Grong,
dat now; dnl'S jest ms plain, dat is, as 60 or
d man in the dark is gwinc in for lass
movement, SIS. Louis ReuciHe.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-21
What Southern Looofooos Say.

The Charleston Is. C) Mercury--n Cass
'paper-has the following in regard to Gen
Taylor; and we have 10 doubt it speaks the
" truth. Theobjection made to the election
"of Gen. Taylor affords us one of the strong
est arguments for supporting him.
~, VhIE more 10 HE anti-Siave,y men desire?-
ihey believe, and ifthe Wing party succeed
lhey WIN have good reason to believe. that
they have numerical majority in Congress-
TO carry the Wilmot Proviso, or any similar
measure-and they hare the toregone asg,,-
'dncc orMe President, ha his perogniire ,Om
bond" Let Southern men look to it: oryer
10hat GEN Taylor has said, HE COULD No
MORE INTERFERE IN Such CASE
THAN HE WOULD VETO A BILL FOR
ME PAYMENT OF TIE NATIONAL.
DEBT. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-21
KEEPTT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,

THAT Zachmy Idyior ia The ony one Of The
Presidential Contributes ,clo rras opposed 10 The
ANNEXATION Of Iclas amt the .NcricdH HW.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-21

Two GREAT AND Coop MEN FALLEN.-We
have TO announce this morning the decease
of Jercmth Mason and William Lawrance
two ofour oldest and most venerated citizens
They were both good men, and will be miss
ed by the people Of Boston. Boston .N'nS,
Oci IG.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-21

EDWARD uARTSHORN'S ESTATE.
At Probate Court holdrnut the Probate OF
flee in Luncnburgh, in and for the District
of Essex, ON the lth day Of October, A. ID.
lS45, by the Hon. Jonah Brooks, Jr. Judge
of said Court
TOuN BATCHELDEK, Administrator OF
~ the Estate of Edward llartshorn, late OF
Lunenburgh, deceased, presrn1Sstis account
of administration against .sa%tP1state for al
lowance-W hercupon iiefSsErdered by said
sons concerned, to appear at the Probate Office
in L.unenburgh aforesaid, on the oth day Of
November, A. ID. ls45, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ,
and object to the allowance of said account,
If they see cause, by publishing copy of
Tho record Of this order three weeks sue
in the Cnlcdouian, newspaper
uriuIrd at ST Jnhnsburv, in this State.
Attest, WIN. CHANDLER, Register,
true copy of Record, [5SGw3
Attest. WM, CHANDLER, Register,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-21
ELECTION OFCOUNTY OFFICERS Bl
the PEOPLE.

Yesterday by vote of eight to five, the
Council ofCcusors resolved to recommend
mn amendment Of the Constitutions providing
for tue election of County officers Including
justices Of the pence aud limited number
hy the people This resolution presented The
abstract question us Ia mn election hy the peo-
pie The next point will he whether to require
majority or only plurality TO elect, aud on
this point there may he such II division at
opinion us to defeat the whole project in the
Council. DGiiy JoWHul.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-21
Heave Cure.

\ do hereby certify that one of my horses,
4 was for long time severely afflicted with
the Heovcs, for which supposed there was
no remedy until was prevailed apon to Try
.'DWGWS HCdcc C"rc.' did so and gave
linn three papers of it, which entirely remoy-
ed the LEAVES. The horse has improved in
every respect. ALEXANDER KIRKLAND.
Albany, Oct, Is, 1877.
Sold by J. c. bingham, ST. Johnsbury, Vt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-21
Arrival of the Steamship Brit
ANNA.
VU =
NEW NO

NEW YoRK, Oct. II.
The steamship Britannia, from Liverpool
via Halifax, arrived at this port at about -
o'clock NJ, with seven days later news from
Europe.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-21
State Officers Elected,

l'iult NlllNNlN INV W.
IN LEGISLATURE, ON WEDNESDAY.
The SENATE came in and the joint assembly
proceeded To mllot:
FoR GovERNOR,
CurloS Coolidge, l22
Oscar l., SlmIlcr, G5
Paul Dillingham;, 81
Luke =. Poland,
WIN. NJ. Slulicr,
Whcreupou CARLOs, COOLIDGE WINS
declared 10 hc elected Governor for the ycnr
ensuing.
i'on lIEuT. GoyERNOR
Robert prrpoiut. l2l
Luke u. Poland. G5
John :. Robinson, SD
Whercupou ROBERT PlERPOlNT wns
declared 10 be duly elected Lieutenant Gov
Crnur for the ycar ensuing.
FoR rREhsuRER,
George tlowcs, 1913
T.. A. Slnnsbury 60
Jeremiah ~. Mnrstou, SO
Whcrcupun GEORGE iIOWlIS was dc
cIarcd 10 he elected Treasurer for the year
ensuing
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-21
Thibct Cloths and McrinCS,
Without EXaggeratiOn,

their assorlment at the present time, sUrp0S.
IS, in extent and variety, the cOmbjHcR %tJcEs
of any Hrcl. trans in Boston, and in view OF
these facts, we can with propricty expect.
from every purchaser, at lcastaH examination
of our superior assortment.
THE L-7DIES viii consider it an c.peciat
privilege to select their Dresses and Shuwla
from tins variety, and Traders, from the CITY
or country, viii not know what constitutes
good assortment, nutl they have looked tltlo'
our stock, Prices 1c0rr0aicd SatisGlriorg to th,.
purchaser. .iY HUOLES4LE or RET.ISj.,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-21
Tin Ware.
w. 1. Goods and Groceries, &C.

Douglass Patent and Improved Cast Iron
Pumps: and Hollow Ware for sale cheap for
cash. Call and Shop at the south end
of mill bridge, west of Lyndon Corner. VI
J.APPLEBEE.
October. T. lS4S. 5S5mI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-21

AccIpENr. Says the Daily Jouruul-'Oa
Saturdays Mr. Brigham was caught in the
saw OF Grams mill, IN Berlin, and so Injured
that Ills death cusucd before Il surgeon could
be procured
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-16
GEN. PILLOW.
l.',glslalur,

We give 10 day the letter ol MlJr Bufas "A nrwy
appointed aynaslrr W. brllavc-assl nm! the aplhsr-
up III the famous .cnnas' lelte aud the esi.r 81
General PHI " derylng neAlllcl, terms all krowledgr
ii The same rrcl.ns dn'iment. We are d,sposed tt
rive G,n,ra Pillow al the b, nrGt Of Ills full and one
qvlvoral derl. On the t,r hand The evidence t his
com vance Isl be n'ne, 10 have tmut I'd Gem !
Nce, Ia make It HE ASS ii cla1g We mu,laAat
he t,r i"a of Cur, Nch Mr. pix wllla,, ortu,e
since his pat himself ak 'uvrsuga Tn.
We should attach nnrr Iup ,rla,rr 10 this MIR
Burn, aSspapli n i hra1lb4rSlp aid odan u, the L.
udas letter. had II nj been In. DELAYED aud wrr.
II mol that he allim,s the rnh IF rhe st,emts laer IN
contained With re,i~'1 10 he delay Inv diff rcully
did Chnl Duncan act The nw,urni the Geueral
Ord'r, NJ. $40 appeared. he annonnceJ hm>lt as llr
lih"r IT IN" # the letter, auded TO- " Iy did uo.
Niger Turns d. lken so aud thus ron ply relieve IN,
Trend nm The Jurl"u- suspicious which have ronnu-
ed ever sln'e 10 attach 'uhim Bl again: That the
statements of rhr L'ondps leer were genera " rs
was universally admitted. l. WAS regarded as III, re-
cd winch GENERAL Pillow VAS the imaginary he
r II vii be recollecic among other rhlnrs that it
as 'ut"d all III" glory "i Conlrtas Pillow. who in
fact, was tr five IN |, II nlen the hatiie was neh
ID had nolhln. I'D, With It whalcvtr We hellr,e
lae, n"nr IN the army. acquainted with the err
cnnsrances. who did regard ihe hlleras an lmpu.
ut attempt, by f.rh od and ulsrrpr : nla'I,n t.
ap up II (iencral Plllw crdu 10 which he was II n,
degree Entitled Aud YET Nj i,ntns declares TIM III,
sta enens oflhr letter were the. ndrr these crrum
stances. and without knowing anything 1t The sanJn.
Inc witness, we ayow want Of c1ah nee in his ties
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-16

We iavt the Il lpir t>a II tI;y al announcing the
Jeellon. ~ vrty rcs IF he / asr Of Dele
.,lts. on fudly lts. nt,h bill iltrp,rupsa cml IA
ny Ia construct linl Il IA .,n his pace the Fen
ness e line dHd gG5nL III, uslai AMI the part Of
the state The len If n .gi.H, adycrs lad nat lrt
ma.t Reason IN rNprr thu ty ..' acli ii; that bdy
sill. We ,lI h ~ III IT The vat. World >hoW an.atly
qaaiiy dvldcd IL use. aud HAT .lEr'l ne. ak
t.raaM, with spne c1o lrnc . Ii a dlf rent nssulr
next Session. But wrc1i'ss ia VOTE Ia i3-hls
aSioalShedds Th m1J rl,y Is Irt' at Lave lit
liz lr ' tpnI anticipation lut liz. future. II Is ad nit.
ted that Tie friends Of Ia Ril Road I'd the best II ihe
argument iial Ia t1rl. he STATEN Of Ales,s. Mus
by, BnrAril and Fhyd We're Mt a,>wrrru--s III less
feIalrd. I'm scheme " IS DIT a'el by unre nuanb,1s
\ l"I4 menf. h'a.vrr. has hrrn lnrIr In the public
mal, aud the measure mus, IN tue suncsel. Ole of
the most Striking oyhlrn'e> oi tine powerful ar laneus
urIri ia behalf oi he Il nd modification al
view, respecting IL al the Rlchu1ld Tunes whic! has
eea ri lis H,tefest and ahrst opp ,aells. We be-
Lew It his been convinced ii r. and his the may
naainlty 10 acknowledge II We shall ,ael /, ii pd Ia
tin irW~ hereafter. z'llou. aud ,lli Co abotcr
IN IL 1noa caus'.
Nlc,t fhen IS u be ne? | re useless deny
'hi the 1t HI .euee ha ,d pr ,anl IMPRESSION mere,
ndncI dep nderey ami eIIeli - plit"r threats
aud >.'u tai d, claran %, from oers. Ban his un
manly Nrnud discard the idea ii despair Let Us
bGr" cur minds h,r thc work before U.s. and help our
selves hclpre we agtn call upon llrr'uIrs We loIr
IT Dr'rgairs my procure III" passage II bill grin e
ua favorable chariot IhiS the l..i,aiu.o clnnul
deny. Lee the SIN necessary g. he subs .ribeI tar the
purpose If orgaHzttlun be the minimum, aud when lh'
charter is n cured let make ilut 10 sec.rc il by
individual aud c. rp tate sui 5 ,riI,;la,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-16
MIR WISE'S CORRESrONEE,NC

The correspondence OF Mr. y 81. with hi oAu gov
'r'lI"n' and with the Brush VI mis,r Al Rn. the
SUBJECT o The arcipallun0 American citizens and }rt
''h SUBJECTS III the guilt and pr ifs of The slave ira e.
which VS. called tr by luton lately offered in the
senate, by MIR. luner. has been TRANSMITTED TIA
p'dy and some Of the letters have found their way /,
The public prints. The dfspa ches uucons,nanIy
long, and Mr.. Wise writes with degree OF mpas>oacd
eafnesiness not often found among diplomats S. He
speaks 10 the poini. and Iul Ab rl.en and his
minister al RE, Mr. Il,mon. with Que etli lal couf-
e's' sirae, bu. the SANE nt hills then unpaa-
'ipe truths, IN tome To winch. we .Ln, they have
"o' pee'' accustomed. Notwithstanding their prd>ll,
ana 'helr PLAIN speaking. and eccrnrciry ,papS, thes
'c'ers OF Mr.. W se will be read with much interest," aud
VI great good On 10th sid,s Of the Atlantic. They
WIN certainty throw new light upon the slave Trade
anu convince both bland and our country, til /. not
outstanding hrlf Efforts At supprcssIon the rnanuac
"'e o' The one nation and the shipping o The other con
'''o'e largely to The promotion Of the horrd iaflir.-
american vessels proceed 10 Rio and ae there sold It
"''''s, d.iivcrabe IN the coast If Africa. They sal
"''' s'aVne crew. as passengers and at the aPlonec
Pa'e haul down IA" star, mi Stripes lad ri, W til,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-16
OBI r. AK

Died, il, the r. sdcoce ol John + Swlnnry. IN Camp.
laughter o james 6 aud Mary T.. Salhncy, If this
place. aged one year. nlne months and SIXTEEN days
Such Is lit,-a bul-=-a II WEI
And Thea stricken sicmt
lis ordeal Whrhe, sun Ut ,hnuer
To dca III viii suoa condemn
Thai death Is l,, aud lite "a DEATH
InmianlS hike hrf iuIvrn;
The angels hand ihu closed her breath
las burne her sui 10 heaven.
In dreams lkr lltc I've sccn her slncn
VIII hrlghl celestial brow.
Her Smiles, that pelecl ts- eymcr.
Seem bealnng on ne noW.
Bnt nh, how eau cease 10 monrn
ller absence Ihough sh,'s h.st
NJ, heart Is like ln,y nfn.
Eulmnb'd WITHIN my breast
-.a AT the residence nj her daughter n the city of
New Orrans. IN the 2Dth 81 ,lnmf, Last. Mrs F,i2,
ntrn T. Rosr, consent oi Jlmcs ltust. Ed u Mem
pbls Tenn.
at his Gthr,'> residence. IN the evening Of the
25th Ult NM }. WADE E~g IN the 35th ycat oi his
=
How uncertain i. ht.1 We are frequently shocked
at thu Sudden departure ur frnd> oo, lh~ To ana =
wot6 Vi rAi,lencr. Bnia ,.n DAYS ago we were cu
owing tne $ ceiY ii o,r Departed trend, Wh,n he ia
Doubt anticipated onarr hi than has been nnied oul
~ hun Bm alas death camr. aud man could slSt
lie IS gpnf aud shah scr hlu We Mln are
elll,d oran mourn the death Of the deceased have
l,sl kind. aud WARN h,afcd tuend Peace be 10 ljs
ashcs
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MIR. CLAY IN NEAN YORK.

We have MT pace t. give the deaiIsof Nh Clay mos
enlh Isasic r1:'pi'a in New Y .ct Il was worthy
ol The irS city Of the country aud indeed an oyari
sn has rarely been extended tn private cit'zen
TIE honors thus Spontaneously rendered IN hm--the
manifestations # universal respect. anI sir1ng anI de
VOTED personal attachment could not bun BIZ exceeding
grateful 10 Mr.. Clay Parry spirit seemed hush d ; all
uned in dung him honor. The day after his arrival he
united with the Common Council in paying The las
honors 10 the remains o Mr.. Adams, as they passe
through > he. 81 -es ing 81 y
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4 Fight IN THE jIOI 81.

II will be seen that Mr. IIlrls,n, Of Georgia, and
Mr. Junes Of Tennessee, lad fght in HE llonSe of
Representatives, Friday last. The pf,v,ca ION was
sadlen and must have been grevnue, l., have led 10
snrh result in such place The pares ven prampt
iy rccunred, made I'm nhIe aro gies to the iIc
suffered l. pass free OF crnsnrc after a nslera
ae dpbir. This is an affr much T., b, regretted -
+ p II MS, has f,r. Tins SESSION, behaved ijselt
orderly mlnnrr haa usual. b 9TH the gentlemen
belong To The Democratic parry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-16
SERIOUS ROBBERY.

We understand HAT hrr thous nd d. llar have been
si.rn from the Cashiers vault If the E>chlng, Bank
Of NIrIina. in Petersburg. between the lst OF January
Doubt tha II was done by pars'n no had
To the vault. by Of the pr keys Of il. The
money WAS N notes. mostly lurge ONES taken from an
nn>eaIed lnTcr"hllr he sealed package, and bags o
gold and SILVER were untouched. II. Times.
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TCRIPT.
LEGISLATURE.

In The II usr Of Delegates Monday. the bill 10
terd the jurisdiction ii Justices u iir Pesre sums
exceeding $50, 'rrrcd L, ia engrn,'nrnt. bv the
very decided u ~ m IS rhr rr.lhir, Is To be
concurrent with thai ot the County Courts III the
aied. aud ihr rgi 1appcd and tfa by jury is
vod h the defendant.
lhr bill l. apptrti0n representation in the Legsa
r're "as undrr dis'ssiun and after various eika to
mend was lost upon the qo,tIon u ,rgnesmen', By 4
vote oi u 10 -