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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13
my FOOT and no, unf,eQuen,ly was p.rpl...d :,

my 'oot and not 1nfreeuenty was perplexd u
ressin the path which would resotsr the oppo,,,.
bank AZ several rods below. AID that vitho., a..
certsin Indication Of ia connection. There w.r.
some relieving features however. ATTENDING 81.
pursuit OF ths path. II sAs rs ire,Aios % oa.cl
few minutes repose in bark ,hel,s Or. eho.s h..
IN Was spread over with fresh bsmiock bal.
on the SIDE Of Wsshing;oa. sspeci. " - va,
when, thirsty en- ugh % press ths esves trt
moisture reached the bottom sud caerchss no
thirst with co.,. crystal. spriag SAtsr. couse,..
BY bark due, from the side OF the mountain n,
sss refreshing ~ss il - ba,he IN ore Of the trbs
,aries Of the Amcnoosuc which lespsi Iowa II.
mountain, forming now and then rel posing p.,.
for i'seL
Fsbyans Hotel was found - De about nj.
fon the termination OF the path a, tho road /,
making up my mind IS 10 the direction 20 vbes
had been IA n0 lglls doubt. 10 : a. extens,s,
bai Ding the charge for entertainment - ohe,
IS = - day. could DC, wiih my reduced flas.
pass the following Sunday here. 50. with the ssa
ssttiag. advanced for the next touss. eoisy
throash dense iores; OF 'oer miles extent acro,,
In which | vss SIS never before. beset by ma.gs,.
toes. IN which. 80 two weeks before. bear 4
the largest was seen. Ire house a. winch
stopped ~ss los baiiing, 10 a pine clesras
whose inmates. after short consideration ~ Ne
"a \, IN which they sat. received and ho.piisby
entertained ne Ms W. Wa. N'c.ever' sort Ct
woman. who enjoyed her pipe. snd at mea,
she courte, usly r. PM. nded M ". ihst be 20 o.,
pay NE sufficient attention. suited 90 Uh.ch ,hs
ouce TO p.eutt'.ly poured the mik 20 my tea
thnuds r,torn 2 much power took place on Sln
day. which entirely h'd the White Mountains ina
view.
Here terminates the relation o. M wsik sl'
zee 10 - sid thst sa,oa On the following mwa.
M on my rcturn % Concord, vi'inrg ou tie
route the Frsucouisn Mountains. the No'-h
which IS scarcely Interior 70 that Of the Wb.,s
Mountains arriving ut { M ) days from m, set
out having ia the me an t'ris expended 60 e. d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

DEPARTURE ~ THt LoUi- ~. LfPPv- n. IL me
chip under commend OF Capt Root. Bsnth.il ieff hsr
wharf Yesterday fnOrHIug tlr san Fr.neisc Cal frni.
-1e vas t0Vrd 0ut ~ fhe river by the .fsam.r Ref
me Lrui. fhlppe takes out about thirty na.s.ng,r.
several 20 whom are ladi-s. r-r among fhs g.nfe.
mon sfr some whose husinsss hstlLs aud c.D..lu-s
" ID enable them no. doubt % resp rilh harvest 10
The land ~ sod piscer- Previous 10 her dsy.riure
me vessel Vas Visited by large number of psrsous
chiefly if~nds ~ those going out and ~e Witnessed
moro tnan one scene Ia IN % evident that ths
parting both - those sho vent snd those sho r..
mainsd behind was most pain al BIT cold ths bfist
lure, ~ss ahead. ane AZ else vas Jisr~zara.i
in- Louis iPpc t4k~s at = lsfs@ escorted esr
a. cofnpo-ed Of suc1 srIfies KY q IN ct al.
ready snd profitable sale ~ California s,nDns ttsm
re sunper ~ houses al fesiy be- puf ~ brlcs,
i.mn-r ~sfors, ostfeslK. c.0fblag Sc Toe ,tio IL
~nrn ~ t-p' fzsefad. su1 j. con..nst % los.p1
"~th~Fsd TO uho started lar CaAf,r,t. VA. p.,.s.
"-~A ~ no $50. Bot Ansrc.o
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RROOKLYN AFFAIRs

RAvcs oF The TsEENoNtrfR.-Ths mercury
was yesterday high 20 In the morning at 8
O'Clock 10 was al So.
FArAL ACcfDENT.-A woman named Z 'izahefh
Byrnes. yesterday fel from window To the fourth
story 90 brick house 10 Court - IL vas a. arst sup.
posed thar sic was not much hurt. but upon .ub.e-
Qlrut examination - VAS sscsrtsiued that tne violence
~ Der fsl nsi cal.ea the rupture o. blood vessel
from wllcl sic died.
I,QrF.r Do. Goodrich. Physician ~ the Board
of Health IN the absence OF Dr. Ball held Nm inquest
GA fae body of young man named Barney Bennett
-.ei about % y-ar. whose relatives live iu Jamaica.
L J. The Jlrg rendered a verdict that the deceased
came u MS death from disease ~ The heart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

ClNcINNAri. Thursday, July y.
The - l-osd recently t.rn ANss by the late
Good ha. beea re9.red and to- cars lo, as usual
DAY with the mails
The Miami Csu.l is much dams. ed North o. Dayton,
O. s-o the Massey mills ard bridges.
Tie u',ruenf- 1r The past - hours are. of Cholera
3D. sli of other d.-si-os g..
Tie markets are unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

NV DEIEANs. estlT1syl s4ly !
SIR Jack.1- D.l.-se, rn-r-, t 'l7r' a'd DIT
recently elected Cashier Of the Mechanics and Traders
Bank na.te-n or 20 10 deisl.ier while Teller 20 TIE
amount Of sis 00 rsrrsu, has been is'aed Tor h'
ares, FL. bond a. Teller f-r s21oo0 il solvent d.
security. Ri. C.ernsrt. aov E. Gslst' has been ''ed
" lar..sr q noe w 81 ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

CHOLERA rs TIA :. -fH-- Tne Cholera =
sweeping a tn bsck population 10 great uumoers
-tter frr m The rar-n RI A-c-nscr. Ia dated June
> says Pr Instance D~ D4-r. hss lost uszr1es
u l. b'sle T. lr.t ~ h-nn~r 81. D-Ie a. A.nor -
llst 81 Vrfh'n week Thee az Ei,rn signt oi cor
house Down ne Lsfo1r-1e Col Bl31 hss oct =.
shop PIX a. ard many others l1 proportion o.
victims seldom hav. ans 2remlntofy - ugtnns hey
t-e taken WIKI Ueskres. IN their go srl M 100
hours they are dead They have n-ilrr 1larrhea Or
vouiurz itisaHf1i o. how thy drop il9n in
To- r-.d-sf che moment perfectly NrlI snt hearty
suf ~ IT, i'm. thy are carried f0 te 3olse they
no more Er-ry morning there are rlr-lrr rep rte1
deed ou The 8--r-ut p.sntsuocs Itis morning here
..-- ~ NJ MrCsl.s ] FL, DR. ul-rls. ar1 ouf ~
y A. Dr. Brlun~rs 81. -ly 1l more tris flr.
-c- % . TOO ssflI % 1~-I upon. Az yef very irs
witt u--.on. have been s--cir1 4u lie ca.st
A~saIEs~ NrsErsi 81 rur bIEs popular ~rr@r.
u-1f. % raI1rs ara Nor1-rfll Fsufr oclrr ar
p e. we'd every arrr al evening" FIfh toi. ~ a.
rr0halo1 OILY ~cIa-i by -l- app sas- 1-.o4-d 90 w.
~ ~r-e 49, sr'ing n h- 90 rl rofau.
in-ruc- ~ -ssl-r AID Crasf-r b@tfer hoa.9s fh.r
hss- twice Gay t-s e-fsr is.uer. lave s.aon
rewarded a. sxsrro.s 81 q manager.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

ry The Steamers news had not arrived when
The Tr.tuae was put % press this morning. The
telegraph wa. in orkiug order till late hour
las. evening and abe bad not been heard from.
This delay is unusual Tor the Niagara.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

There Is go'd inquiry ~ Western tIora both Tor
home trade aud for eNprL The ss-t ~ 01is
81 ~ i1- common state ard Western sud
f-. a. - joy strait brands CoKN Is DO good Re-
llcsi better prices W. uoucr sales q 10 90 bush
els az if.c fog mixed Wtstrrl OATS quoted 30
Wita sale, I'd 1lJ bushels ia PRovIsroNs there
% 100 BIS. Beei al 81 and lOO PORK AZ IL p
iur Mess
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. FmDAv. JULY u.

TksuSE TINE CouSrHr-Persons wishing TIE
DAILY rGsUvg during their temporary absence from
the City may have 1t TO them b. paying 80 cents
t,sr month al the office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

ALBANT Thursday. July 30 NJ
The Board o. .aIih report Us Gases aud ,
deaths from Ch,iera Tor the p hours ending noon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

- 4 rori'p OF our cirv ON Wrinesd7v last
was The scene - mns' d-grsceal riot sni f.htng.
which part.ci t-fed .n principally oy la~le-s set
from The yupa1'c M.rstf street ll fhe moi .nnor
boot % mmeru.al.s Garden. w-s Tor several hours
IN rho couu.rte po-scsson of mob. who put al the
ef 20 a. our Police % defiance Through The energy
OF the Mayor however Nr Constable fots ~lo Is
certainly ID. mot efficient member - our Police, the
arrest a. s1u. ffteen ar twenty of The rDN1e- wss
accomplished Tie sl during the -hr Wa pretty
WEI flsd camden West jersey man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

su1SEs DsLs OOoDs-1 7 srs<.sr 4 CO ave
rersis~d Per steamer Wa.Liss ton. a-~ .ryis prats
Ofzaad~. and Jacorei. plan pad and sass Tslle. -
inre, pad aoc sirD~d Cace sils AL a rsre,y o.
new pools .1ital.- ior tte season
bs0sDHar. JAW i.les t..,e,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

H.cHx3sD Il-r-cay. .u.y 2 a w.
TIE r,rort g Cna.-ra fr the - r0urs ending
noon yesterday vas four c1ses and one death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13
BUSINESS aorIcEs.

fAIbtA hAfHt" Two superior Dsg4erfeogyps Pr.
"."' o. Rev IIeooail Mathew ions A. ial. s1gib he
other bust Aksn y Bs.DY on Toe.s.y. 81 y,lv IA.
nay be fslih many other .ilngui.b.t sa ,sas,
a. bio rooms % suo N Broadway corner Of a. ioa.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

From SAv D .Ni>G,.-Bng L AID " Ann
strong loi New Haven9 Thompson. - days irom s.
Domingo Cry. with is0 tons railroad iron 90 Maitland
Phelps s. CO lef- no other vessels spoke nothing
Capt T. state, that santa Anna in the city jun
possession. No other meas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

Bf~roV F0s TeE PetsiDgNcY. The Ni3Ne-
torn P7iat u j p7sovafi- Banner and M5rro.iA
Cnafy 8drsyis~. the Loco-Foco County psper nom
mates Benton tor Precedent IN 1882 subject 20 the
decision Of the NatDnal Democratic Convention The
Bsaasr i. ultra Loco b.. been published four years
and dted BY GEo C.. WAITE. who j. tar in advance
Of his New Jersey contemporaries In the cause OF re-
form Yoa must pardon something 60 tue spirit OF Li0
erty is the motto of the Balasv and A9rafisv Il Is
- fret paper in N-FJsrsey declare is Presiienua
preferences for l-j2
The Loco.Foco Gs0rssova 20 Standard yetoes the
Colonel ~ sh0rf meter. a. follow.
Tfoma. Benton would lsei1 PEE President f1 1852
hrf IRE come n Oregon scclr-ed aad infamous bee
fh- hand ilai a. -l4trs or dv.l-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

~ New forf Cemetery for he People Lo,s orly
W Tor ne pfe.e1t Agrnr, Office for tie sac u l0s
90 Broadway. a. 10 Branch Po.t Oacs IN ll.4.eods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

~ Extract from a letter from a passenZe-
on board the ship Salem st RI. dated May %,
l,iJ The Salem sailed iron New-YJrk with 200
passengers.
I'VE shall stay here week OF ten days az our ship
leaks considerably. We shall have % overh ,ul her
1ftle We have had long p...azs Of 20 days. The
Captain gave up the command Of the ship before Ne
got half way leaving the First Mate 10 take charge OF
the .hp Ill got ~ Rio. The American Consul has
appointed the Mate tain and be will navigate tn
ship % California our old Captain b. going back o.
Nee.York We have. heretofore bad % cook and rlsh
our own oishes but hope We shall zet on better now
We have had no sickness worth speaking o. 81 fsr
We have been 'ucky 70 We had been . Ne should
have been in bad * Taxing things altoze lner "
have had good passage. - isr. Our ship is ia-i
sailer We hsd good de-. Of ci.puung a. arsi sgi
The boys begin 70 understand thensei,r. better nos
Young Dodge and MAI by tie nare q johnson got
b mesck and went back By the trsi shi2 we SPOKE
Many OF the others have wished The nseves back SINCE
TIA, su, ny DAY Of repentance has not come yet
an bound ior aliiOrnIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts, sc. Tonight.
l...-t.r..G $3.50.

Ccuc-r II. q oP--a-Cti,-4- n1--1n-sfA
n 1rt1e -t-l' N p u
a. r.a--g-r.s-s R-sss a. a
- r. -, 81 o.
Ca Gar.-r ssfr.rr-srs1rg Ccll---s. q y
$50 t-re' ~ - 49,
.s.sr rl.a--r-sse-.g. s--.-a Pea irl A.tAols-fx
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AMERICAN HytsF.


AHfNtt ~ 81 ~ ~.
~ ns -atfa ~ a. % ssa I'D Cennefflrsf Eits, E.sk
>faI~-Elfo Msss
~ JsNssA Wsssss repeatedly Inform. h. frerls
.fi Do p-bar generally .ai bel bel. parcss.-8 ~ 49,.
"~- anpea ADJ poplar H1f-i. - fsfnsa q .n e ssss
"J sli pf.t lri every f4c.Ie %, render Do f.gors
''-pn '.f .r rrfrlrg pubic TIE fa1eI.us 80
'sg,lc8 ~'h ta~ cl.ne-.i ..b.ianua.std ss.~.. 81
d. -onssa suraloo " n- Proprietor ans .. ss..tsss
% areolsa - render .le to4.s xortly a e.sr -.
rplsss f'.-r.s
schksCk - tLMOaC SYRUP
~ toosa' end Co.ls s.r~,sly are ,a- flrsrsnnsrs
'''sinft'n To- or.y rs1edy nas snosl la 81
'--''y 'if~ no tsfssuglon .n ii, ar gisli of 80
'-@'ri s.st-. 10 'lHtsrs Ptis0si. ,falr DO f,agfs
a. diseased matter from as ,y.,sm strl. ~ In To- -
n&1 .Hp Code i.r 9nss 70 ne'r f.aruar. .ns lscarsss
lAin VII fu.Da HF~IGs fIIa1sit sfsff
- 80 -.nFa Ia clusf IlH fIflI sue rqfs
Z NN.tin Ft4l uf l~fstns a 30 a.. fesi sIsrd a
ien'' p. = ..ni 49, BE- c.'efiaiy gwen CO.. afFle'
't q lr't Ntfr Amer slsi h~rr lnle o. 49,
f.'f nftr snalt 1HHhf I~s.sr. .t0-fs Eafr -
--i'N ~ NtHts.ss p susN sfsIF ea.sr .ssrs 80
-fffaffd tn Pei srfHnd 'ae arY rrurIg aal -
e'ts'n pife utY $50 be- rafri 1y frs.f I0 rfe
'AN" AeiirlnF. a. ~ .IIf usaFs alslnrIIa1 asf =
l~au
osAsD Defors gss s.Ht~ls & Ptlaosi. ssstg ->ss
"a b.. c.. Ar o. Al harl ty .I flI.sls 80 ~
."iss. :. rIHiit -Itfl..f 81 nnr~ D saIn' -
hsiains spsiuu. k-1fing Co 8s.r@.st Ne ofsans
sssass ior y. 10 ssss1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13
Cholera In the West.

The Dav.ou bad % HIS a. report I f@aths
from ca IRA in that city on ne % int OF The ilh.
o "a tnr u AMI and 90 tne htn-in a. ~
The hole num1~r OF death. ~ Aurora Ind since
The appearance u Cloera l~fe on The lltn 20 Jane.
s;aei I'd the L1sre7 ~ Rg sf a. u- Or thr--
~ occurred frtrn sunday morning last week % Fu-
day morning set The popl anon = the toan hi'
seru reduced. y tesin ALL 1.nt' irom l9vo T. ="
periods
AT Madison. on Wednesday last there We're 3 death.
from a ..-ra ana on InursdAy TIE same n-n r-r.
A. Hanover College. between four ani tie ml - BE-
os Nsci- III Cto-ra hAs appeared and four ~ I'VE
the students died lu con-eq-ence 80 ms. All
or tbe death ~ Inflammation Ct the k1n-ys u The
President Of IN in-uu-un me students generally naTe
leIt ine Institution ana sOne home.
The Lo4isri-e J0sr9lI u rul-y -sys. Lne disease
can--l-s on tn- decrras la- iniefnen's 10 tne pss
tNo Days we're ls % ~n.rh I'D Tere 10 in- Cstl-l e.
Cemetery AID 10 "a. Ciy Cemetery. NJ more % Ill
acre Cnoler csses an ABOUT The sane ulmoer ~-r-
chi zen TIE n~xt day Saturday there were
deaths from Cholera
TIE Cvgd1a Gs-sas reports e..li deaths Cf Cholera
IN The -o-tbern part Of Harrison County, a. Tor ~
~-ek md ~ July =
Nrar Aru.a. Ohio three Or tour more deaths By
Dho.-ra have occurred and one case reported IN
town citizen. There have 5-en altogether Ne IN
tersand some u or - deaths am0ug the .aoorers %
tne h~i-fosd i-s mes East ~ ABa TIE disease
Ia. appeared IN several settlements - Greene CO.
AZ Louisville, on Friday. seven inte-ments-,To Of
: them ca lrra
Al Nashville Tuesday sd wednesday. 10 inter-
nrnts--u " them Cholera
several case. Of Cholera AID death from III.
c4seAse, have occurred - Piq4A Ot-0.
] ~ Bishop Purcell. in g. a. l-ess . th- clergy
ADO lazy OF TIE diocese q Cincllnsu Gays We ios,
more han s~veny day more ih.n ave hundred
week u or Cathode popgiau.n!
" TIE or- iion tie siiv.- mines near Lizzie
Roes. Ark proves 70 eoatain g. 60 OF pure silver Z
the ton
CS Mr.. Van Barren /. making large and spleE
id ss1izcrs 70 "a lnAns.on a. LLacsl.ad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

Nh 1T Spriags- Dsseea - Loas,ous PiDs-FiDs
aas-A DvsIyy r rest Enisyfangmeas-Coa oa't,a
The geological character Of NJ. Washington.
Dr. Jackson observes possesses bat little inter
e... Its surface 10 covered with angular and est
blocks aud slabs Of mica slate Ia rock q gray
color, and 1ssd extensively IN paving slde-~slksI
occasionaliy tipped or marked with quartz Or
ielaspar Of a clear white These are piled W 10
much confusion, are incsntical with the rocks IN
places or those composing the mountain and besr
40 marks OF transportation Or abrasion BY diluyisi
currents Bat most Of toe mountains Of the STATE
however. 50 far as have been able = learn. ar-
composed Of one Or another species Of granite
The histtof NJ Warrington, correctly ascertain
ed By Jackson Is s22s feet above P1rtsnoath
Hubor a. hisn tide lafayette the prize. pal OF
the Ffencoula mountains b. tbs state, has IN e.e
garon u Ot7 feet. Il g remaksbs thata cisr.
2, man 10 New Hampshire 10 the year 1874 Rev
DE-. Cut.er. should have comp ied NJ Wssh
agton y be Ia round Numbers. 800 feet high
sbove messos in svsAey below. ald learJ
1000 feet soove the Level of toe sea a.0 thai
| DR. Beknsp. IN his Il story sno4.d append - th,
estimate 8ate il when be suppose. the aomgu
alton o. be to low Dr. c. estiAste "a. co.
| pied n toe English Gs1eitsers Far age MYERS
have their source ID the Wn.te Mo1lta 30 th-
ssr0. AuoDoos1c, Antrosoossin. snd PenixeFas
st tle latisr Of Which 10 the vicinity 0i Con-
oafd. tzkes ne name Of Mrrrmsc
Returning - ny ccmpaIiols a. hour "a.
spehs 10 gathering specimens Of rooE. partsA.as
u lgncb, searching Tor s.prnE whi b could ao'
be fosae. ald allowing the hor.es re.t when a.
began ar descent. sepsra,iag from the party
cav - lt 20 retarn o. tie Nltch-bosse b the say
t cane. ADD taking the F.0yan pafn. Which Esd.
uniateugptedy d0~n the moantsin-enterin "a
woods nall milc belnS the ssm.nit, la Which II
continses-crss % sevsa or RI. li streams Il tbs
base So well a. rh- bates q the moahtsins ia,
ersed 10 the ascent. thence proceeding over ia
thcky wooded country o the road. the distance
% ~hifh a zine mlleG The several streams
WA O0hgsd " iOrs, With Dat seldom q s,ons {
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

" The ladies' Tho read TIE Tr.5aae yestsr.
day, doubtless noticed the biundor made by the printer
ine prices Of goods IN the notice u " Barker
a Co.'S dry goods establishment n and p Cstaa
rne-st il should have read Lawns that formerly
sold 81 -. are now sold az Is" G.. These goods
Nth other heaau.ul styles some low 81 I'll.
being sold AZ these ow prices. with other descriptions
of goods at proportonate rates.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-04-04
A CRASH.

On Monday evening last, large number of per
sons were startled by crash, which, to our ears at
least, sounded little alarming Upon examination.
1t was found That the flooring OF Mr.. B. CRAwFoRp's
Ware house had given way under the pressure of
some seventy or eighty barrels of flour. Upon en-
terng the room, young gentleman in the employ
OF MIR. G. was found hedged in between the barrels
OF flour, utterly unable to release himself from his
painful position. We arrived on the spot before
he was extricated, and were struck with the
admirable selfposession he exhibited. Pointing
through the darkness to particular barrels, he with
perfect GOODNESS, requested the persons present to
lift them off, and presently came ont lninjur-
ed, with the exception OF 3 severe bruse upon the
hand. He was precipitated some ten feet, into tho
cellar below, in company with the flour, and it is
truly remarkable that he was not instantly killed
After his extrication (Which occupied some time )
it was whispered that a colored man, who had been
assisting him TO store the -four was still amid the
ruins Examination was Immediately made, and
sure enough, Cgfee was found in one corner, e.
rect and motionless, though safe and sound As
he emerged from the gloom, into the open air. he
seemed to recover slightly from his alarm, but it was
evident to all that flour and fright together, had
turned the "cheek of darkness pale"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-04-04

weight, TO which we allude merely, because it is
one of county pride, of feeling rather than argu-
ment. We all know the difficulties the Bill had to
encounter in its progress Through either House Of
the General Assembly. We know The Opposition
to the extension of the Louisa Railroad in this d.
rectiOn from the first movement the subject, Off
cial aud unofficial, with the array Of sectional and
adverse interests. We have witnessed the deadly
opposition Of Mr.. YERBY, Of immortal antiimprove-
ment memory. But we have uiumphed over oppo-
sition. In aid Of our own representatives the gal
liant SEGAR came 10 the rescue. In regard to this
gentleman a correspondent uses the following lSn-
guage:
"He stopped not TO consider tina, Elizabeth City
felt no interest in the qucs:ion-it was enough for
him TO know that Virginia, that the State, as
whole, would be benefited by the improvement
He tIampled under foo! the selfish consideration
that he had every facility and advantage he could
desire-he lost sight Of his locali,y-he cared not
for the taxes his constituents would be compelled to
pay for benefits 10 others but, with an enlarged pa
trotism, CALAMITY fought side by side with Gur de-
legaes and aided them 10 win the great victory"
Will Augusta, after this, reject the offered boon :?
Asingle remark Upon the taxation aspect, as it
is called, of the question submitted to Ike people by
the action of the Court and we have done. We
trust the good people Of Augusta are not green G.
nough to be prejudiced by mere term Every
year we submit to the same process, quietly, thro'
oar representatives. Can il be, that, when in the
purer spirit Of Democracy, the subjects of taxation
vote directly upon the question Of taxation, odium
can be thrown around that question In the proper
view Of the case, it is no taxation, but gratuty
for the present, determined not by majority, but
by three-ffhs vote, aud that for the purpose of
reaping hereafter ten fold more than we sow-yes,
an hundred fold
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-04-04

o. The Hauisouburg Republican urges the
Wings of Rockingham to vote only for Wings to
represent them in the General Assembly, and in re-
ference to the Congressional election says:
"For Congress we suggest to the Wings not on
y of this county, but Of the entire district the pro-
psiey and the importance Of casting their votes up
on that talented and accomplished wbig, and fast
friend Of Gen. TAYLOR, Col. JoHN 3. BALDWIN,,
Of Augusta County"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-04-04
WING VOTERS.
WKr- Stone. March 3nih 1910

SAo'I, fnaiCH DUN, lS4S.
GENrLEMEN:-I have just received your kind
communication. requesting me in very flatterino
terms to permit my friends to announce me a,
candidate to represent the County of Augusta. in
part, IN the next House of Delegates of Virginia.
You say in substance that you believe me to be \
republican in the true accepaton of the term. and
friend 20 the ghts and privileges guaranteed 10
us by the federal compact 1t is true, / have Al
ways claimed to be republican and tried to act ac.
co!dingy, and regard the aforesaid rights as sacred.
and that any and every attemp: to commit apprea.
sions upon them shoold be rebuked at the t61esh.
hold in terms so plain that they could not be mis-
understood but in justice to all concerned, I must
say, feel unequal 10 the task of representing a
County possessing SO much intelligence with that
degree of ability which it merits. But knowing tHo
responsibility of the source from which the call en-
ana'ed as well as that of various personal solcits
tons, do not feel at liberty to decline Therefore,
If is the pleasure of my fellow citizens to do ufe
the honor of conding those great interests in part
to my hands, pledge myself to devote the little A.
blh,y have to the promotion of them, and wifi
yield TO none in fidelity to their cause
Gentlemen. | am, with the most profound respect.
Your friend and fellow citizen,
ARMSTRONG RANKIN.
W 10 those gentlemen who signed themselves
"WHG VoTERs."