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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
MIR. WEBSTER ON RELIGION. n

4
In areeent discourse on the life and character Of
me late Hon, Jeremiah Mason, Mr.. Webster gave
lne following views on the subject Of religion:
But, sir, political eminence and profess
'slonal fame fade away and die with all things
earthly Nothing of character is really
permanent, but virtue and personal worth
They remain Whatever of excellence is
wrought into the soul itself, belongs to both
worlds. Real goodness docs not attach IL
self merely to this life, it points to another
world Political or professional fame cannot
last forever, but conscience void of offence
before God and man, is an Inheritance for =
ternity. Religion, therefore. is 4 necessarv
andlndisrensable elementinany greathuman
character. There is no living without it
Religion IS the tie that connects man with
his Creator, and holds him to his throne
II that tie be sundered, all broken, he floats
away, worthless, atom in the universe. its
proper attractions all gone, its destiny thwart.
ed, and its whole future nothing but dark
ness, desolation~9nd death. A man with no
sense of religious duty, is he whom the
Scriptures describe-in such terse but ter
rlhc Manners "liying without God in the
world" Such a man is out of his proper
being, out of the circle Of all his duties, out
of the circle of all his happiness, and away.
far, far away from the purpose Of his crea.
ton.
A mind like Mr., Mason's, active, thought
full, penetrating and sedate could not but
mediate deeply on the condition of man be.
low, and feel its responsibilities. He could
not look on this wondrous frame
"Theuniversal frame thus wondrous fairn-
without feeling that it was created and I'M
held by an intelligence to which all other in
telligences must be responsible. lam bound
met with an 1ntdtsIduG1- m suy pffdsreJsmn-or
condition in life, who always spoke and al
ways thought with such awful reverence Of
the power and presence of God No ir-
reverence, no lightness, even no too familiar
allusion to God and his attributes, ever es-
capped his lips. The very notion of Su-
preme Being was, with him made up of awe
and solemnity. 1t filed the whole Of his
great mind with the strongest emotions. "A
man, like him, with all his proper sentiments
and proper sensibilities alive in him, must,
in this state of existence, have something TO
believe and something to hope for or else
as life is advancing to its close and parting
all is heart sinking and oppression. Depend
upon it-whateyer else may be the mind Of
an old manifold age is only really happy,
when, on feeling the enjoyme6ts of this world
pass away, it begins to lay stronger hold on
those Of another.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
New Hardware Store

THE undersigned would respectfully inform ,bei,
friends Of Jefferson and the adjoining eounfics
and ell who may call on them that they are now M,
pared @ cAer an EHtire Neg Szact which rs.
been scieeied with The greatest care from ,he IN.
Iopean and American Manufacturers Our stock
comprises in part the following akticIes viz.
Knives. Scissors, Needles. Razors Saws. Ar
File., Locks Hinges Bolts, Screws, G1as, curtain
Bands, Tea Trays, Fire Irons. Cast Pos Ovens
kettless Spades, Shoyeis. Scythes Snathes Rakss
Forks, Chains, Nails, Iron, Steel. Tin. Wirr Coo,
Rer, Zinc, Lead. Lead pipes. Pumps, Hydraulic
Stoves, Gra,es, Anvils, Vices, Bellows.
HaIness and SaddIery MountiIRs
Elliptic springs and Axics. srazzantzI .s4.ss-~sss
Patent leather, Painted cloth, Coach Lace.
Lamps, Hubs, Bows, Hub bands Malleabie Cast
inga and all goods usually kept In Hardware stores
which they Offer wholesale and retail, at their
new Granite front Warehouse, &gn OF de GIN
r'saAes az the Southeast corner Of Bridge & High
Streets. Entrance first door on the corner 10 Ell
her street.
MUNCASTER & DODGE.
Georgetown, D. c., March Is. Isis-iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
DEArHBED concession.

A man named Joseph Kelsey, died in this
city on Friday night last, at an advanced
age. He has resided here for more; than>
twenty years, and for most part of the time
has kept an inferior tavern, near the foot Of
Main street. He has been suspected several
times of committing depredations upon his
guests in the way Of plumber, and once was
charged with murder, and escaped punish
ment from want of testimony sufficient to
produce conviction.
i However, when advised that his end was
near athand, he manifested desire I'd have
an acquaintance, sent for, that he might con-
fess his crimes before he died. The person
sent for came, and the old man confessed
From that person, who is highly respectable,
we learn that the statement involved several
robberies Of guests at his house, ard tho
murder for which he was arrested many
years ago, and tried but not convicted,
buffalo Express.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
Printers and Rinders
"AREHoUSE Nos. % and a Gold Sir
!" MANUFA 3.TORY eorr.r n 49,,

"AREHoUSE Nos % and 81 Gold Stree,
~ MANDATORY, corner or Broome 6
Sheriff Streets, Nsw York 60
The subscribers offer for sale offaeir o,rn
facture, their improved patem Single ana DanbIs
Cylinder Printing Presses, for newspaper and book
work; Card Printing Machines Proof Presses; Hy-
draue Presses with rrOEsht iron Cylinders: Geered
and other Standing Presses; also photographic aad
Copperplaie Presses Binders Materials, Sc. sc
Chases, Cases, Galleys, Furniture, Stands. Imno-
sing Stones, &c, sc, constantly on hand aud every
article necessary for complete Printing Once in
GLIDING Type and Ink furnished on the most vora
bic terms u
Printers Publishers and others wishing es,ablisb
Newspaper, Book or JOB Office, will Be furnished
with an estimate fof the same, in detail il desired
Machinery made TO order or drawings, Iron aad
Brass Casliags 70 order
They also manufacture superior cast steel mill,
pit cross cut circular and other Saws. supply: of
which they keep constantly on hand -.
I. New York, Oct. 70 1913 R1IOE a CO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
From The Washington Correspondence Of tie Cgipps,
AN AFFECTING OCCURRENCE.

..A
Miss Eliza Catharine McArnan, aged about
10 years, on Tuesday, the 18th inst, started
to go up stairs to adjust her toilet, intending
to return and play q favorite air on the piano.
While ascending the steps, her mouth was
suddenly filed with blood, which she spat
into the basin in her chamber. She then de-
scended to the room where her mother was
sitting, holding the basin in her hands, and
still ejecting blood She was laid down !;
and never from that moment spoke PreYi-
GUS to the occurrence she was apparently in
good health She was to have been married
to gentleman of Philadelphia last Tuesday
evening. Arrayed in her wedding clothes,
her body was deposited in the vault under
St Matthews Church. Last Sabbath, the
pastor, the Rev James B. Donelap, alluded
to the affecting circumstances, and how the
brightest hopes are often momentarlly N.
tered with the possesser 81 themin the tomb !
While he spoke, the congregation was moved
to sobs and tears, and: the scene Is described
As peculiarly affecting,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
Cheap Dry Goods, Boots. &c,

III BALES "a, T-s Brown Cotton,
M , do ~. French Bro do
Na6 do ~, and IS Osnaburg,
, do hest Bagging,
100 pieces. "a IS and "a bleached Cotton,
f50 DO Calico,
1900 pounds Coitoa Yarn,
800 Do eolored carpet Yarn,
: 10 pieces fuled L.insey,
10 do plaid do
so do Cashmere and Cassincit
30 pair Negro Blankets
~ pieces black, blue. green grey, and drab Clolh
10 do while, red aud yellow Flannel,
~ DO Check,
- 10 eases kip, calf and coarse Boots
, do home made and water proof do
y9ooqaif e0arse and fine Shoes and Brogans,
100 do Boys do do do
t11Q do Womensdo do do
8 dcz. men and vomenas Buffalo q Gum Over
saf7tla shoes.
-Nslh q general assortment Of Dress Goods,
Shawls, Handkrrehicis, veslings, Sc. &C. All OF
yhicAwe eaer low ior cash Or in exchange COZ pro-
: duee - WOOD q BANNER,
New. q 1873 Winchester Depot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
HARDLY BELIEvABEE.

A correspondent of Che Lewsisburg Chroni-
Gle, says:-"Mr Jacob Starcher, Of Gilmer
county, killed a doc, on the Goth Of Decembev,
lS4S, as large as an old buck, and very fat,
with large head Of horns, four points on
each beam. The above statement may be
relied on as fact because it can Be proved
by the oaths # necessary Of many witnesses =
We doubt not this correspondent could
.proye this had he only witness. Anoshsr
correspondent in the same paper, has tho
following, which, if true, would Indicate that
Kanawha possesses very poor variety Of
Ladies and Gentleman
aFour brothers and two sisters, an descend
ants of the same parents, have been married
to FIVE sisters and two brothers, all the des-
cendants Of one father and mother, all Of
Kanawha county, Va" y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
esGNWAV 90ySMs -

TIME undersigned having taken possession Of the
aGaul, House. near The Rail Road Depot
and renovated The same, are prepared 70 give their
friends and the public generally, cordial welcome
They haze fitted up their Oyster Room N NE NOS
comiortahle manner. and are ready TO serve OfS-
TIERS in any manner suited 10 The tastes Of their
customers Their Bar IS supplied With the choicest
brands OF L;qnarS 50 that the most tasfidious can
Be- catered To- eithea in caring or drinking They re
spectfully ask can from The thirsty or hungfJ.--
The publicS humble serrsnts- s
BRITAIN & HARTSHORN.
Harners-FerrF. Jan. 8, 1919. - 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

A NAINo. 1, Baltimore Clipper built Ship, Man
N chester, will be despatched from Baltimore on
THURSDA Y Lke StA Of MIrek, Immediately after
the Inauguration of President Taylor) for San
Francisco. Very superior cabin accommodations
will be provided, and great inducements offered to
passengers especially in the privilege Of remaining
one n.OnA on board ship, after arriving al Calor-
MIA. free Of charge, thus securing shelter and a
home until other suitable arrangements can be made
also with every provision being made for their COM
fort duriag the voyage and the one month aboard at
California.
Freight for persons going the overland route taken
on fair terms Also purchase made Of all articles
suitable for passengers or persons emigrating 70
California on the usual commission.
For Freight orPassage, apply to J. J. FRISBY
Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore, or J. ii. BOSELEY,
Winchester, BY whom any information may be fur
nished
February % 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
Boating and Commission
S3OS3E1S9SSo

HNHE subscribers having boats constantly run
j. ming to Georgetown and Alexandria, do re-
specifically inform all persons having PRODUCE TO-
send TO either Market that they will boat il rea
sonable terms. They also have Warehouse stu
ated on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and on the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road and will forward
produce TO any point on the Baltimore road, or on
the Winchester road, at a very small charge.
supply Of Plaster, Salt, Fish, Tar, Shingles,
Lathes, Lumber, &c. always on hand and for sale
low. WIN. H ELGIN & co,
Harper-Fery. Jan II, l6i9-G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
POETR 7.
THE STAR OF LOVE.
III GEO. y. MoRRta


BY GEO. r. noRRis.
The star OF lore now shines above,
Cool zePhyrs crisp the sea;
Among the leaves the Eind-harp weayes
It's serenade for thee.
The star. the breeze, the ware, the trees,
Their minstrelsy unite,
But all are drear ill thou appear
To decofate the night.
The ligha Of noon sireanlt From the moon.
Though with milder ray,
Der hill and grove, like woman's love,
ltcheers Us on our way.
Thus all that's bright, the moon, the night,
The heavens. the earth, the sea,
Exert their powers to bless the hours IL
We dedicate to thee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
NOTICE

WE would also inform our old customers and
the public generally. that we have not quit the
BOATING BUSINESS, las has been either de-
signedy or Otherwise Fumored,l but that our boats
are ready ioE transportation Give US call.
w. H. E. & CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
Plaster, Fish. SaIf. "a.

VIII be KEEP, constantly on hand, and disposed OF
scnhe most reasonable terms BY The cargo 5r small
AefaqHantily.
The Warrisss> al tie Old Furnace is stal under
the control OF the undersigned and grateful 70 the
citizens Of Jefferson county generally who have pa
tronitcd Us 50 literally, we solicit continuance
The highest price will be paid for Wheat Corn,
&e.. and Plaster, Fish, Salt, aad other necessary
articles always hand and for sale, at the mos,
reasonable prices.
June A tsls-6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
TeUn PROPERTY fsr Sale.

\ WISH 10 sell ny HOUSE AND LOT. stu
u aied n the Main street. IN Charlesl0yn- fhis
properly 5 II god condiiion, and may b COVE
ni.nfly occupis1 - luo distinct Dwellings. eac.
harinE is own kiicheo and yard y has an excel-
house and i near h bcst Nnl1r q IOWA ms
terms will bc made easy-no pan wanted N 11r4.
Application may b made % myself o. d.. J. =. y.
Jan, $. 1873. - &.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
A MOST DESIRABLE DWELLING
AND
A SMALL FARM

EOA odLE.
THE Mansion Of IL. late Daniel Morgan, with
Il so Acres Of Land, is offered for sale This
property Is within nefourth Of mile Of Shepherds
town, Jefferson County, Va, on the turnpike lead
ing TO Smihheld, and Is most eligibly situated In
every particular. The house is Of good size the
main building IS Of brick and IS well finished with
> frame wing. The other improvements are large
barn; stable, cariage-house, courthouse, &c
The land IS inferior 10 none in the couny-is part
y timbered-and has an abundance Of running wa
Ter supplied BY aneyer-failing spring (which
ted for its beauty and size.
For price, and terms, apply to
GEO. VIM. RANSOM.
Charlestown, Jefferson CO., VAL
Feb. |, IS49-6t
National Intelligence, Harrisburg [Pa3 Tile
grapA, and Frederick (Aid.) Herald, insert law3t
and send bill 70 adv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

hOMESTlCs-Tuinsd 0saab1lss PLATA Do i
u 1laid co,i6ns; - troul shceiinE knitting
CORONA &c, iust received and lcr sale u
Feb =. CRANE & BLOWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

LATE JOHN NJ. oREM s co.

~ = WIN M OtNElu . IUs
n. w. CoRSER Market & CHARLES SrRrErs,
a BALTIMORE, -
MOULD inform Merchants and Merchant
wv Taiors, that they have fitted up the floors
over their 1iloriag and CLotAiHg Department, for
the sale, by the piece, of CLoras, CAssIaERgs.
hEsTlNos, TnLoRs' TRIMMINGS, and all ARTI-
Giles adapted To the trade The liberal patronage
bestowed upon them, in this department Of their bus
mess, has induced them 10 enlarge their warehouse
TO enable them to meet their increased trade One
of he partners who has had long experience in bus
mess, will devote his whole lime to purchasing
goods; and buyers may rely upon finding large
stock Of whatever is desirable Of EHropcaA and
AnlcrieaH manufacture Hai nioaey can prochre
New Cloth rooms will be opened on the LIST OF
March--ERirGHee on Charles Street.
February % lSi9-2m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
To he Pubic.
IlvhoIslery m Natlrass ,T.Ll,v.
Coffee, Sugar. lIolassAs. &c.

C0nee, Sugar, M0lasSes, &C.
m Bags prime Rio Greeh Coffee.
~ - ebls ilrst quality y. o. Molasses,
bols. cnashed and Powdered Loaf Sugar,
boxes No Loaf Sugar,
bbis, Pickles,
1000 lbe pure White Lead.
sAh barrel Spirits Of Turpenrine,
i hbls. Japan and Copal Varnish. =
20 gross Golsh,s Matches,
chests Imperial Tea. sFor sale al
o.. ,s.o YouNG's Ageaey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
Warehouse at Shepherdstowl,
|. Wheat, Corn &c. Wanted.

NJ stIl.T& v. w. MOORE respectfully inform
ILL the citizens Of Jefferson and Berkeley coun
ties. Va, aud those Of Washington county Md, that
they have rented the large and commodious BRICK
WAREHOUSE at Shepherdstown, on the Potomac
Ravef, where they will NJ all times be prepared TO
finnish lrnnannrlnlinn in iheir snnrrior line ~ =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
boots and SHOES

XII PAIR Ladies' Walking Shoes;
s10O 100 pair hae Kid do;
1e0 pair Mems and Boys Boots
800 !" Children Shoes;
"a " Ladies' Gam Over Shoes:
i2i = Mems
$ EaF sale Low, By GIBSON & HARRIS
OH 10 isia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
5 to 10000 Bushels Of Wheat.

70 BE- delivered al such times as the parties may
agree and in parcels TO suit the convenience Of
those Interested Also the highest market price will
be paid for CORN, OATS, q COUNTRY PRO-
UuCE generally. Farmers and others will fnd il
Grain or Produce. as our arrangements are such as
ccet Inducements equal to thar Of any ether House
in lhe Valley
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
FOR CALIFORNIAN.

n. B.-S;oneware al Factory Prices.
Baltimore, February %, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

TUST received,
~ ] Box Ctiron
= = 1na Dried cufrant,.
20 Raisins,
10 1 Pfan Almonds,
J Basket Salad Oil.
u Case Preserved Ginger,
- French Mustard.
g Vanilla Bean. IL. MILLER
dee Iafa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
CA ~ "a = BOATS,

For any and all Freight, destined for the Market.
81 the District, Terms, reasonable, and such a,
sNtIl make y the interest Of all TO give them trial
" The highest market Cash price will be paid
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
II Uery important Communication
TO ALL PERSONS IN ALL PLACES,
AT AL Times. AND

IL you are sick, get cured if well, employ mea-
II sures TO continue SO. Every individual INDUCES
IN habits, which must 10 greater lesser extent dis
arrange the admirable and intricate combinations which
form the system, and consequently EVERY lNDI-
NtDUAL should possess some mild, yet eficacious,
simple and accredited agent for preserving ali the
FUNCTIONS OF the body in good oder
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-16
The soldiers Fate.

The Wheeling tVa.) Gazette, in an
nonpcing the sudden death lately Of Cap
tain Augustus l.. Sheppard, U. q. A..
formerly of Georgeto town ID. Z. at Jetfer
son Barracks, Mo-, says:
'We had the pleasure Observing a cam
paign 10 Florida with Ca plain Then pri-
vate] Sheppard. For fourteen months
we were messmates, sleeping in the same
tent. eating DOT OF the same messspan,
covered by the same blanket and drink
ing out of the same caDteeu.
Oar mess consisted OF six individuals
one, Capt. Walker, was killed IN Mexls
Co; another, Wilson Thomas, shot him.
self by accident while hunting for pig-
cons, the third, John H. Pleasants, was
cruelty murdered by the Indians during
he Florida war; The fourth, H. Cremer
was killed by decayed tree falling up
on him in the harvest field, the fifth
Capt. Sheppard, died as aboke stated, and
thesixtb, and only surviving member oi
the mess, is the assistant editor Of The
Gazette, enjoying good geheral health =
Have Zoe not cause to be gta eful!'
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-16
--.r
The Pickpocket Throng.

The accounts which we have had in the
Western par ers of the busy and vgilant
pickpookets tbronging on Gen. Tay yloi''
track, on his way to Washington; were
verified yesterday afternoon, 10 some hal
dozen successful depredations upon the
crowd from Baltimore, who inet him a,
Relay house. People at Washingt on m a J
consequently keep sharp look out until
after the iDaugurstiod. The CINCINNATI
Times give the following operations of the
lights6ngered gentry in that city durtng
,the soJourn of Gen. Taylo and suite.
Philip Grandin. Esq, lost $40; Mr..
Hopkins, $50; Amasa Higbe, Sl0 Mr..
Johnson. $50: Mr.. Clarksot $50; j. But
cher, $3.50. aud note for Seo0i ]. Carver,
S5; Wn. Stamsberry, SIS; J. Sherber,
$11; Bemuel Hardinger, S23, A. Loper.
s63; SAMUEL ofdsn, $13; TO say nothing
oflosses Of watches, gold spectacles. pens.
cloaks, &c., is record of what have as
yet been heard of.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-16
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

The following oration was delivered
where in Wisconsin, By one Of the
professio n, who would seem TO have quite
an aversion to capital punishment: -.
"May it please your Honor and GEM
,lemen of the Jhry-the case is as clear
as ice, and as sharp to the .doiu, as. :no'
from your sweetheart. The scriptuIe
saith, Thou shalt not kill Now ifyou
hang my client, you transgress the CONS
mand as slick as grease, and as plump as
a goose egg in a loafer's face. Gentle-
men, murder is murder, whether commit
ted by twelve jurymen or by an humble
individual like my client. Gentlemen, !
do not deny the fact ofmy clients having
killed man, but 10 that any reason you
should do 50! No such thing gentlemen.
You may bring the prisoner in guilty.
the hang man may do his duty; but wili
that exonerate you! No such thing. 10
that case you will all be murderers! Who
among you is prepared for the brand Of
Cain to be stamped on his brow to-day?
Who, freemen, who, 10 this land OF liber-
ty and lights Gentlemen, will pledge
my words not one of you has bowie-
knife or pistol in his pocket. No gentle,
men; your pockets are odoriferous with
the perfumes. of cigar cases and tobacco,
You can sl1dke the tobacco Of rectitude
in the pipe Of peaceful conscience; but
hang my unfortunate client, and the scaly
aligators Of remorse will gallop through
the internal principle Of animal yertibrg,
un, il the spinal yertibm, of your anat9m-
ical construction is turned into rail-
roai for the grim and CORY goblins ofde-
spair Gentlemen, beware Of commits
Ting murder! Beware, IsaY, of meddling
with the internal prerogative! Beware!
Isay. Remember the fate Of the map
that attempted to steady the ark and
tremble! Gentlemen. abjure you by
the manumitted ghost of temporal sanci,
ty, to do no murder! l abjure you BY the
ticking time piece of Times theoretical
,ransmigration, ,r to do no murder! abs
jure you by the love you have for the es,
cnlent and continental guato tour ma,
tive pumkin, to do no murder! adjure
you BY the stars set in the flying ensign
Of our emaDcipated country, TO do /. nt
murder! ] adjnre you yihs Americal
Eagle, that whipped the universal gam:
cock Of creation, and now sits roostine
; on the magnetic telegraph Of Times u
lustriuus transmig ration, TO do no mur;
der, And lastly, gentlemen, if you evel
expect to wear long tailed coats--if you
ever lsxpect free dogs not to bark a.
you--if yon ever expect to wear boot,
, made of the hide Of the Rocky Mountain
BuffaIo-a and to sum up all, if yon eve
expect TO be any thing but set Of sneak
ing loafng, cutthroated braided, ,smal
ends Of humanity,w whitfield down to indis.
tinctibiity, acqult my client and save
your couiry!"
The prisonnr was acquitted!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-16
IN. S. VOL. 1. NO. 8.

TO milk, between daybreak and sunrise,
and her pail was found 10 the barn, but
she has never been seen since A negro
was found shot, a short time since upon
the premises, and Mr.. Miller said he at.
tempted to get in at the upper window
but seeing him, he tMiler) shot him. And
now they say that the fire broke out di
rectly after he left the house; and not a
soul awOke to escape from death. Oh
vicinity, and allowance must be made in
consequences The matter, however, will
not end here. There will be strict in
vestigation.