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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-26
HAYNAU IN LONDON.

On Wednesday the Butcher Haynau re-
ceiyed slight indication of the regard
which the English people entertained tor
him. He arrived at London on Monday,
and on Wednesday, having previously re-
ceiyed letter of introduction from Baron
RothschlId in which the Baron styles Hay
nau his particular friend, he went to visit
the brewery Of Messrs. Barclay, Perkins &
Go. Haynau accompanied by his ald-de-
camp and his Interpreter. According to
the regular practice of visitors, they were
requested to sign their names in book in
the office, after which they crossed the
yard with one of the clerks. On inspect
ing the visitors book, the clerk discovered
that one of the visitors was no other than
Marshal Haynau, the late commander Of
the Austrian forces during the attack upon
the unfortunate Huugarlans,
1t became known all over the Brewery in
less than two minutes, and before the Cen
eral and his companions had crossed the
ward, nearly all the laborers and draymen
ran out with brooms and dirt shouting
down with the Austrian Butcher, and other
epithets of an alarming nature to the Mar,
shall. The Marshal finding how matters
stood and likely to get warm reception
from the sturdy brewers, thought prudence
the better part of valor and began to beat "a
retreat, but this was not so easily done.--
The attack was commenced by dropping a
tress of straw upon his head, after which
grain and missiles of every kind were Tree.
ly bestowed upon him. The men next
struck his hat over his eyes and hustled
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-26

QUICK & Co.'s MAMMOTH MENAGERIE is to
be exhibited in this village, on Friday, the 9th
inst Rumor says it is worth going any reason
able distance 10 sec
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JorriQn Mus.

The Canada, which has arrived since our
last, brings the following interesting items,
the principle of which relates to the well
mcrited reception of the Butcher, Haynau,
in Engand.-E
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-26
4gaIH J \,

The President started Tuesday Oh an
other provincial tour, commencing with
Cherbough He is met almost Everywhere
with mixed cries of ViOela RepubAque !
VIE Ia President and in some instances
with Vi0e la, Empertur, g. Vive NapoleoRg
LOUIS PHILTPPE'S DEATH.
The effect which the death of the ex-King
of the French will have on European poll.
tics has been theme Of much discussion in
English papers, and it is generally thought
that the event will have the effect of arrous-
ing the latent ambition of the Duke de
Joinvllle. The dispute now pending in
the Bourbon family, will, it is thought, be
healed, and an effort made to place him at
the head of the French Republic.
The French people are demanding re-
VISION Of the constitution and on the
whole, the prospects ofthe continuance of
the Republic are Frightening.
DENMARK AND THE DUCHLES.
Nothing Of importance relative to the
positions of the armies, or in the settlement
Of the dispute, has transpired this week.
1t appears that the Russian fleet has formed
a line across the bay of Kiel, having station
ed itself with some Danish men of war,
close to the emterence of the harbor, 10
prevent any Of the Holslien gun boats and
steamers leaving their present anchorage.
TIE GERMAN EMPIRE.
A telegraph despatch from Berlin, of the
Sd inst, states that the semi-ofliciaI papers
o, that date announce that in consequence
of resolution which the Council of Prin-
ces agree to on the 2Gth ult, all the Gov
ernments OF the League have initiated the
example Of Prussia, in defining to attend or
assent to the Austrian Federal Diet at
| Frankfort
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-26
AUSTRIA.

Hamburg prpers have advices from Wen
ma ofthe Goth ut., stating that the Russian
Cabinet has resolved to induce the German
powers to join grand diplomatic Congress
to be held at Vienna. At this Congress
the pending questions of European policy
are to be decided, and new basis for the
system of States is TO BE- established.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-26
THE FREEMAN.

" All communications to the Freeman,
whether on business of the paper, or for pnblca-
ton, should be addressed, postpaid, to the Ed
itor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-26

81 AT Fort Laramie, July 8, it was COM
puted that AZ, coo souls and 1920 wagons
had passed that point this season On the
way to California and Oregon. The char
acter ofthe emigrants was not so good as
those Of last year.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-30
ADJOURNED SALE.
GEWTEEL DWELLING HOUSE
TO he sold fyF .Fsxcf5Oaa.

hx9 IN WEDNESDAY, MAY 1st at IL O'Clock A. NJ .
fra on the premises, will be sold the DWELLING
CLUBHOUSE, pleasantly situated STATE STREET. re-
Gently built and occupied by Mr.. WILLIAM G. BARBOUR
The Lot large, containing about IL feet and filled
with choice Fruit Trees and and beautiful Shrubberv
10 those who know the premises it would be superluous
to say word Perhaps it is much to say that
better and more convenient house be found in or
cster The Rooms large and well arranged for conve
nence and comfort and finished throughout with that neat
ness and taste for which the builder Can't Edward Lamb
so justly celebrated The door trimmings are of the hest
silver plae and the walls of hard finish with five coats of
tie best quality of paint The Cellar full size of the house
aud deep, with heavy granite walls divided into several
convenient apartments by brick partitions and paved in the
best possible manner throughout The location is pleasant
ana the mouse OF modern architecture with all the improve
mens oil the age and afordng from the Observatory fine
view OF the city and its suburbs rendering it without
on of the desirable residences that can be fod
in Worcester or elsewhere.
Inc House will be open the morning of sale when all
who wish can examine the same.
Further information be had by calling upon Mr. Sum
ner Goss OF Mlbury, Capt. Edward Lamb MIR William C.
Barbour, or Geo. Bowen Esq. of Worcester
should any one from abroad wish see the house before
Bowen " A
~ Also, one of the best and most eligible BUILDING
LolS IN the City of Worcester adjoining the above and
pleasantly situated the Of State and Harvard Sts
containing about 5000 feet. -
Terms liberal and sale positive and no postponement on
account of weather. w
I. ). All the FURNITURE in said house which
OF fashionable style and superior quality will be sold on
the same day. Sale to commence at O'Clock A. NJ For
particulars small bills
CHARLES P. BANCROFT, Auctioneer
Worcester, April %, 1850. dwists
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NASHUA HOTET,.

LINCOLN SQUARE, WORCESTER.
lT1 Vie subscriber has taken the above named house
li!N formerly known as the Lincoln Square Hotel; it
been thoroughly repaired and retted in every re-
spec and enlarged by the addition of large and con-
yeIen rooms and IS furnished throughout with entire New
Furniture, equal to any house in this city.
The Nashua Hotel is delightfully."- situated for Summers
residence opposite the Worcester and Nashua Railroad Sta
ton Being in the immediate vicinity of the Court House it
os rare advantages to Jymen and Others doing business
with the Courts and public Offices.
Inc subscriber trusts that by giving strict attention to his
duties to merit share of the public patronage.
o. Attached to the Hotels large and commodous Stable
Tor the accommodation ofhorses and carriages.
Worcester. April u. $50 dc
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FRUIT TREES. sc.

Essssase@SM THE WORCESTER NURSERY,
a sSAE / now well stocked with large variety
i of the best sorts of Apples, Pears, Plums,
~%s<--- Cherries, Peaches, Apricots, Nectarines,
Ounces English Goosebenies Choice Strawberries, Dutch
Cunants Antwerp and other Raspberre Grape Vines &c.
q This Nursery is of the largest IN Massachusetts,
and the collection of Fruits cultivated in it embraces nearly
all the varieties of established reputation; and the Propre-
tor constantly adding such kinds possess superior
ceence and worthy of cultivation in this climate
u The collection of STANDARD and DWARF PEAR
TREES extensive and includes all the best varieties
much cultivated
ALSO-G great rariety Of
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS:
Basam FRS, Norway Spruce and Evergreens Scotch
Larc European Mountain Ash, Horse Chestnuts Weep
ing Willows, Linden and Tulip Trees Honey suckles and
most other varieties suitable for this latitude and esteemed
for their beauty.
u Arbor Vita, Buck Thorn, Privet &C. for hedges. %
fine collection of ROSES, PEONIES DAHLIAS,
BORDER FLOWERS, &c. &c.
Asparagus Roots Rhubarb Pie Plant, &c.
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, in great variety.
BUDS and SCION of large variety of choice fruit
also be furnished Also, GR4FTLNG WAX of superior
quality.
~ EARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS suit
able for transplantmg.
CATALOGUES furnished to all who apply. Orders
promptly attended to, and Trees &c. packed go safely
any distance SAMUEL, RI. COTTON,
Worcester, Sd mo. s. dw6w Proprietor.
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Worcester & Nashua Railroad Comply.

q SPEClAL MEETING of the Stockholders of the
worcester and Nashua Railroad Company will be held
al the Brick Court House i'll the City of Worcester
TUESDAY,, the h day of MAY NEXT at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, 10 act on the following articles, towit
trSt TO the Stockholders will authorize the
on and issue of new shares of the Capital Stock of said
Company to pay off the debts of the Company and what
authority or directions they will give to the Directors in
atlOn thereto
Second, To see if the Stockholders will provide the funds
necessary to the debts of the Company which
ing due in any other way than by the sale of the Bonds of
the Company, and if So how such funds shall be raised
Third, To determine whether the first Article of the By
Laws OF the Company, may be amended that Sockhod
ers Meetings may be held the State of New Hampshire.
Bv Order of the Directors,
T. w. HAMMOND, Clerk.
Worcester, April %, 1850 DIV
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Dunbar's Fluid Magpesia.

EQUAL to any other, English American for sale whole.
ia sale and retail by LEWIS T. LAZEIL, Apothecary
Al9dw4ws POI Main-st, doors north Am House.
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For Sale or Exchange.

1.a FOR HOUSES IN WORCESTER
f.:@ FARM OF 40 acres, situated mile from SUTTON
A - centre Also several out lots convenient to the
arm Also, Wood Lot Of Ninety acres miles from said
iafni; g For Further particulars inquire of GUSTAvUS
ELLioI, Chandier-St, Worcester. d2awlm April II.
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GORa2all'ly sRECTCN9gllfS

Are respectfully invited to call and examine my extensive
Stockas my facilities for obtaining Goods direct from the
manufacturers, enables to offer them prices which
cannot fail to be satisfactory.
Q. F. THOMPSON, 176 Main-st.
Auril diff
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FOR SALE.

VNIE STOCK AND FIXTURES of the best located Fruit
4 and Refreslment Room in the City of Worcester.
inquire at TINS once. distf April Is.
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:. Cassipneres, Cloths, &c.

DOeskimS, CassisnereS, Cloths. &c.
TT s. MOORE has received this day beautiful assort-
IL. ment of choice goods, comprising Doeskns, CASH
meres Cloths Vestngs-Sk Smoking Caps-Lisle Thread,
silk Baou best Kid GLOVES comprising all sizes and col
ors-Cold Brown Linen and Cambria Hdkls, etc.
The above goods truly worthy of notice, and will be
sold at low prices, at 2l3 MAIN STREET,
April % DIFF U. ). Hotel Block.
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Fairbanks Hay, Platform, and Counter
SCALES for sale by G.. FOSTER &c CO.,
- April II dw3mis Agents.
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the best quality, for sale very low wholesale and re-
" tail, by LEWIS L. LAZELI. Druggist
MS0dw4wis POI Main-st, A doors north Am House
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Washing and Cleansing Compound

u its use all dread of Washing Days removed hum
- dreds will testify who have received the benefit of its
USE within the last three months Having greatly mprov-
ed this article with confidence offer to the public
SUPERIOR TO any other preparation of The Kind IN use.
As there many limitations, purchasers will be partcu
lar to ask for that made and sold by
g. A. & Il. HARRINGTON,
Worcester, April 90. diff so Main Street.
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House for Sale.
NOTICE.
amted HnnrmeeiafcIy.

A SALESMAN of the first class Mt H. S. MOORE'S FASH
IA ionabe Tailoring and Clothing Establishment No. 2l3
Main Street, in United States Block. Also, BOY for err
rands in and about the Store. diff April 49,
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FOR SALE.
TO LEI
T'O Rent.
For SALE.

AsA A COTTAGE HOUSE on Chandler Street con
f Z tanning rooms, well finished with good wei
S@ of water. The lot contains 400 feet Apply on thf
premises, Towers Block, Mechanic ST.
April 10 d2w* JAMES E. DOLL,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18
MONDAY evening. Oct. a. 1850

tfovtRsoR.--W have us yet received no re
turns upon which to base an estimate "I the ma
ioeity Of Judge woUd. The Iocul elections were
considered OF more importance aud S"on aS II wa
settled that the cuyahpga Judge was 10 be the
mex, Governor Of ohip, returns wcren" longer
seut by telegraph. We surpUse, ,j'"lFins from what
have come to band that his mioIity vi range
IN The ueirhborhood of 10 900 N ny Free Soil
ers csst iheir votes for Judge W""d instead "'
their own condidu,e, because they consi cred b IN
good enough free soiler for them.
The rise. progress mud dowlall Of the Free Soil
marty will afford curious Suhicct Tor the poiilcn'
bistnrian and il he shnld be nble tn disenver The
incentive OF pheir action. he must indeed be pro
fnund philosopher. They Iorm curiuns specl
ueu pf humanity. Al tley ask ui cnndidate '
tn tell them tnt he will adopt their name aud AZ
TO his principles they care n"th'tg' Peace me'
by profession thcy love the CuYnhogh Chief I've
cause he proressed himself willing I" carry the
Wilmot Proviso uto the ter tory of the United
Suites with muskst and sword IL necessary, aln
because as Judge he WIS with them upon Tie
question ofnrgrn ppffiase. and yet upon n qge''
tinns of State pIcy. which only concern his cleo
tim the najorhy differ widely from him cnr'
Gus, nm'tin
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

[R'The public lands given by The pres
cnt session of Congress 10 various contem'
plated improvements, reach the enormous
sum oflhrty.eight millions FIVE hundred
thousand acres.
~ There arc some people in this world
Just fools enough to be pleased when you
step on other peoples corns; but when
you step on theirs, good Lord how they
hop,
VChildron pick up words as pigeons
peas--be careful therefore with what you
feed them,
TBoys. ifyou would be honored men
take care Of your conduct now.
" Edward Everett is preparing fnl
the press a systematic treatise on the
Modern law Of Nations, with reference
; especially tn those questinns which have
been discussed between,he Government,
of tho United States aud Europe sine,
the peace of 1883. Hehas been engage
for many years in collecting aud arrang
ing tho materials for his work.
Il ELoPEMENT.-- "A young man, who arri
r we'd in 81 Louis few months ago, VIII {
I his uncle had kindly provided for ot hi
. house, eloped With Ihe laiter's wife .
| Friday last
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18
Ths ,I.re ErcliemrMt.

DETROIT. Oct IL.
The excitement continues Intense here: the
Jail is nigltly guarded by our military with reSu'
Iai nrmy di,clpiin
The nrgrues are uttering awful threals OPP
pusite at Sandwich there ARE At the lenei cucIIla-
ton 800 negroes, who lately crossed the river. Ii
il dangerous for citizen from here tO be seen n
nlnng Them They are well armed.
The house ofan llishlnan wllU informed against
the negroes now III Jail, was attacked last night;
guns and pistols were fired by both parties. Some
blood spit lrnm appearances.
large meeting was held last night by the
friends If Freedom. The Mayor presided. Speech.
q. were made b,I Hon. X S. Bigelnw Mayer, aud
Messrs joy AMI Emerson, lntlhmmatory lan
guage was indulged in at times.-but ul excite
men'; resuluriulIs passed denouncing the law, &c'
Some anticipate trouble when the negro is
brought oul; he is now waiting for his pa. eS. A!
subscription has been raised sufficient Ia purchase
hls liberty. should he be seut back-CleU. Her
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

OuT At LAsT.-It seems that the plan
which that betrayer Of his countrymen,
Louis Napoleon, has SO long medilated,
of retaining tho possession of power.
has been at last divulged. The Paris
Mouiteur, of September 24lh, in kind
ol semi official manifesto, says that the
President, "for the sake Of meeting the
menacing attitude of the monarchlca
party during the last two months. will
apply to the assembly for proIonga,lon
of power, which no only axis for the
sake Of establishing order, confidence
and credit, aud with no dynOstic view;
and if refused. he will not hesitate TO
nuke an appeal to the people" But
il should he noticed that the word people
here should be electors, fnr more til ~
half of the people were lately diSiron
chised through the Efforts Of this same
unprincipled and selfish Napoleon S""
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

FLoGGrN0 IN Tme NAvY.-Thc follow.
ing is the clause 10 the naval appropria'
ton, aholishiug logging in the naval aud
merchant service f,ho United States
Provided. - That fO2ging in he Nary
and on board ressc'S Of commerce be and
lie same rs hereby abolished frOm and gE
Ter tie passage ofthis act
We are worry much pleased with this
prnviso--it has been un aunmalnuS dis.
grace Ia tho government ofthis Republic
that this wors, relic Of despoGc tyranny
hss been suffered to remain 50 long in the
Navy Of this country.
/ II has long been tho subject Of pro,es
and Of execratiun. md we rrjoice that III,
friends of the true republicanism hav
succeeded in ubnlishing another Of III
features of barbarism aud dospolism -
ZaaesviHe Courier.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

CYrThe busest kind ofSwirdling yet pracilc"d
i, potieed Ia tho New York COURIER. Some
mean souled seslnps advertise 800 girls wanted
To work on shirts" and when application u mnde'
the girls arc tsd thai deposit uI one doidr Is re-
quired Os guarantee Tor The "Ie relurnol'h the gor'
ment. This deposils is made, and The cloth is
takeu 10 bo mads iuiO shirts si=peRce each In
due time they are returned aud the girls Are 'uld
To come next day after their work lms hern cS
~niusd. They 20 next day rr their poy ani
ara then told that their work waS mnt well done
that the cloth was spoiled-nud they unnnot have
their pay aud tia, tue dollar which they deposit
ed will DO kept to pay frr The el"h they have
spoicl! Thus these men get the work lnr no,h'
ing. and mike dollar bcsies and ueS, day they
aivertiae os before, 400 girl" wanted, "--und 81
,hrouelIthe same operation And 'hS "windhnG
issys,s maiicslly pursued, The Courier says 'r"u
week 10 week, thNushal tho year. hy n"ny es
,abli.hncnts which transuct nn immense nmnin
ofbuansAs with tho trading pA'li'; and what
,tlll vor,s. those yillninous frauds uIc uni den
whb legally ,becnusr magistrates ARE ~, willing
olE,,ud the weslhy and iuHaeutit parties nsaln'
whom the complaints are made, at tue instance
the s(iiendlsss und mouoylesa females from whoI
they come A iino set Of public mngistra'es, MI
y nice sense Of Justice!
Two young women prosecuted me "t tues
Swindlers, named John Davis, on "Wednesday
who quickly refunded tho niuney und paul eS
peussa, but tie magistrate atll held tho case uI
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

Bro APPLES The editor ofthe Athens
Messenger boasts ofan apple that weighs
20 ounces. and asks ifany Of his contem'
poraries can beat his apple.
We'll, they can. We have pair of APP
ples from the orch rd Of our late State
Senator, lsaac Haines, Of Chester field
weighing forty eight ouncesi We under.
stand that neighbor Of Mr.. II plucked
one apple that weighed 26 ounces, bat we
doubt whether any man in Ohio has pick
ed tvo as large apples as these whicl,
friend Hanes has sent us. They are
called monstrous pippins,- Marietta In
telHgcacer.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

CU The Colonization Society Of New
Jersey have appointed two citizens Of
Liberia to explore that part "f Africa ly'
ing between the mouth of the ST. JOHNS
river aud the mountains that form the di
viding ridge between the valleys Of the
Niger aud St Johns rivers; and to select
aud purchase u site for New Jersey set
tlemen, a, some poin; in tho high aud
healthy interim. not less than 80 or 4C
miles from the sea coast.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

FuGlrrvg SLAVES Hon. j. r. Giddings
affirmed, il, an address at Cleveland
week since that any fugitive slave, hav'
inc been once IN British soil, might return
To the United States with impunty, as he
could not again be reduced To slavery
and that the courts both North aud South
had so decided.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

HEAVY DAMAGES FOR SEnrcTIoN, he
Circui, Court in Van Buren, Arkansas
lately ,red the suit Of VIM Ward against
James Couger. fur seducing plau'lfi $
Iauoh,er. gil Is years old. Verdict
for MIR. Ward fire thousand dollars dam
ngcs This is the first case Of seduction
ever tried in this county. The jury ex
presspd their regret that they cold not
legally lay the damages at $4,000
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

DgATn FROM Old AGE.-"Old lom'
the we'll known Paper Mill hOrSe. after
living To be almost f0rty years Of age, has
g,ns tho way orall flesh. VIII" will not
mourn for "OId Toml Out of respect Ia
his memory. it Is proposed to cover all
the horses IN town with Grape net for
thirty days -SteH Mes,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

HoLMEs D.s1RIe1,- Unexpectedly to every
one. Mr.. Jnhlson. Independent beals Mr. Hog
land. former member. 10 the Congressman
district compUsed Of IL,lmes. Tnscnr1 as aud
cosLo'tin Thi- is decided losS T., the Loenio-
cos Sir. johnson in fprincr years acted with that
party. but htely bs has sliowI himself to be n
EienI Of WeGern iuteresis.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

A CuRIosrTY,.. Mr.. Barnum. in re.
cen, temperance address. said that he
would give more for drunkurd who sue
Ceeded in business, as public curiosity.
than for anything that he ever bad. not
excepting the Woody Horse, Joice Heth,
Frank Diamond, the Mermaid or Tom
Thumb.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

CoNvrcrgD.-HARRIsoN, the ficnd lncar'
nate who recently attempted 1" destroy
his wife by throwing her into we'll. was
tried last week in Ashtnbula county aud
convicted. He was sentenced To the PEN
itcnliary for seven years. the extent ol
the law for the crime Of which he was
convicted.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-18

The AGRA or CoSoREW The lnielligenecr
contains lst of III, acts passed during the late
session. They consist Of 81 public acts, orisin-
s,inS ia the Senate aud joint resolutions. 10 pr
vaie nets aud I resolutions Public acts. oliginut.
sng In the House, 81. jpint resolutions private
acts 80, and juint resolutions.