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ea,;e rsY,tEt III ss,d be. 80 ;.,a yog sl,csit
year ra,,cesl Cn,on. TO your col..ci,,.
asi individual hsprine@ -- tia, yet
sboaij .heii,h ca'disl. hsbiiual, snt
itnmeveatlr attachment &c Il. secusiotn.
in- Yourselves 80 tiink ami speaL ii It.
a, Of 'he palladium of your pol,,icil sa'c
" and prosperity; watching for IL. pres.
crsailen With jealous aaaici,. di.con.
;csaneing whstesc! may suggest cvcn =
.usp,cIon tha; u can. in ANY event. b.
a'nnJonf3. and indignantly froWu.ug
uron ac fret 1iss'ng 81 every a,icinp'
20 apcrAlc ANY portion 90 our country
FROM ihc ;os,. or 81 crf ,lic The sacred
TIC. winch nVM iiuk together Tie yarious
pa,ts."
Notu.'hsiandirs what may occasional.
lv appear cH ihr .n'fAco. the American
mad /. dccvl, inbuci with the spirt of
It's advice. The people, when s.'iions
danger threatens. will in my opinion.
asud fast by their Government. They
VI! suffer no ifnpat'inc "f il. foundation
-- 10 overthrow II u. columns, no dj.or-
aarlyttion Of it, structure. The Union
nr The Constitution are a. stand -aEd
u lat VIC hatc 30 10. j.. 40 10 administer
the gorcrnmcn,. that al mcn SHALL be
made more ata more Sensible nf lis ben.
',icient operations, aud it, inesimab!c
yaiUc.
have the honor 10 be. gentlemen,
with profound regard. your obliged i-llow
citizen, ard olcdirn; m,lc sertnni.
DANIEL WEBSTER.
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IMPORTANT DECISION. The case Of
Elizabeth lIubb vs.. Carrollton Rail,
road Company, in which the plaintiff
sued for $4,000 damages, for the
killing Of her husband by the explosion
Of the locomotive on the Carrollton
Railroad last December, was brought
to conclusion last Saturday evening.
by verdict for the plaintiff for So
600. This is, we believe the only case
that has ever occurred in this country,
where the wife has recovered damages
or the loss Of her husban d,--N. o.
Delta, 1SM.
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LETTER FROM MIR. WEBSTER.

We give below the reply of Mr.. Web.
ster 10 the recent letter from Massacliu.
sets, in which highly respectable body
Of his constituents expressed their ap.
prevail 81 his recent speech upon the
grea; national questions now peudlng in
Congress.
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T5@Our readers are referred to the
advertisement, Of Mr.. johnson, Dacucro-
type operator, to be found IN our adj
yeilisng columns. We have had the
pleasure OF viewing some superb speci
mems Of his, and We think those wishing
good pictures cannot 10 better than to
give lin trial.
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We have to ask the indulgence OF our
readers for the amount Of space occupied
by oar correspondent Tim Eastwood"
in to-lay's paper. We regard this con-
trovcr,y as alike Improbable to both
writers ard readers, bu, after having
publishing the last article Of "A Citizen
we felt bound to give Tim another
hearing. This we believe, by consent
Of the parties closes the controversy.
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We are requested b. a aly nlu1,
li,h the following -
Go BsTwrFvs.--Therc il perhaps
not a more odicns character in the
world than tina, ola go-bct~ccu--by
Which mean that creature rho car
r1ra To tic cars qf9n ncighbor ere p
M.,Uio"s Observations thot happens to
drop from The moa'h IF G"otho,.--
Such n person Is TIE slanlercr's her
aid. and il altogether more odious
than the slandcrcr himself. BY his
vile otliciousncss he makes that poison
effective which else would be inert !;
for three four,hs Of the slandcrers in
the world would never injurc their
object. except BY the malice Of go-bc-
twcens. who, under the mask Of d9HJie
Friendship act the part Of donJle trait.
Ors.-- ". Espicopalia".
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f'sa the Masesesssr Mess<nrr
II iiIR FROM PROF. WEIR.
STER's DAUGHTER.

e following communication from r.
asaeh:es u Pruf. Webster. in rcp!y TO /.
r,lls addressed her, la, teen hsnded =,
F' ne ssasismrn TO whom il "a. airsc, a..
s'ih . request tor fs pablica,,ea -.
u q sou; osaniasnt NC lay II before our
u 35srs.
CAssEi9or- April s'h, 1850.
iAsisL NsGss. Eso.-sit -! this
n1fa'sg received the very hind letter
.Ss s3ircsssd TO me. asa which I hasten
- aas.es. - sLsnk ,yea in ,hs naspe o.
niy mother. ny sister. and myself. for the
V-' se"iinss;s you entertain respecting
20, tsas,sd fAiasr. You se.ie~e hin 10.
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resrWc notice tia, the newspapers
in Boston are trying Prof. Webster q
second time fer the murder Of George
Parkmsu. Inasmach as Jadge.Shatc has
sentenced him to "be hung By the neck
IN &c ts dead" we suppose tha' Il be
Y convicted By ;ho Ne'e,nngrr pre",
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JEwErr i PAEsCoTT, No. , Mlk.
Street, Boston. present great induce
ments to purchasers :--Shawls, Silks,
Nisi,es, MATTHIAS, &c, from all parts
Of the world, are broash, to this grea,
mart Of trade, and i, rs every ones
privilege TO make their selections from
The unlimi'sl variety, q; lor prices,
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LOST PEARLs.--On the blade q ~
pocket knife taken from Prof WISE
are two motto. on one ,idc--"Ng w.
others rs goa uou'd Mm oti'r' 'tla'
ia "Hto you =; on the other side. " we
a" opporta"iy cftrs Hsefto do Il ga
ac', "e,er fail to impcore IT, H." H+ :
bright hopes have been crushed By ''
simple violation If Tia, "goI'.r7 rg'
which instead cf cleaning from be ''f
stel blade. should have been cnsrA'"
upon the heart Of il. owner,
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lie sentence viii &c modified and the
Professor will Is hung the heels.

Mr1nrR or L. :. OFFICER. Tile
1. =. slooprfvar Falmouth. Captain
Pctiigrev. VAS at Mazailan on ;he SIh
OF March. TO sail on e cruise in q few
days. MidshiFm man Tabb. attached to
tbc r.. cas- murdered whilst on shore.
a !e~ evenings previous, in company
Nth some officer. from tie ship; by
slom il could ~. he discovered. -
They ~cre returning from concert
AID when near the mole. where a boat
frcH the slip was vaiins for them.
hey missed the diseased. Tn re
tracla. their steps les yards. they
ionnl him lying on the siie.Na!k, quite
dead 90 an examination. his skull
was found t. bc badly fractured,
aI areutly by some blunt Weapon
G,ca; cNci,cmcn,lrcyailca viii regard
10 i, ana a corrc>lot lcncc VAS taking
I lace between Ca, tain I. and the au-
'Eoritie> Oh the subject the latter
!,i- ins themselves TO 10 all in their
lower to discover the murderer.
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DEAD BODY FouyD.. The body |.
female was found ia the CouhteA'.
river a, Bellows Fails, on he "a ~,
She had on q red calico dress, -
from the general appearance had 'ss
in the ws.er for several weeks, "
WA apparently atsu, 70 year. Z" =
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that paper I find that the .mu, f,,.
again in operation. Tut tho ar-;sl. 1
produced. evidently is sdu,rerae 8.
tame and sriri,lc's \
Rcsder j; vss a chsrgc to lu-s o..
maker. aud rar'nking largely Il
deposition. krkel the owner into
"rc resembling summer squash .r,s.
under cart wheel. OF tint r., ,rn II
ly the truck of a i.comoii,c
l'ni 10 lc n li,,l, e-rious IN, 81.
Of or Imported parloi. show, p, Il
symptoms of volcanic iirc c4p3
wan, of wind lie ,houM .crl e., 81.
the h,Ho'ss menfcr.' ana ~ rc,.,,..
perfect stSrcnncss of inlrilcc, j. ,,....
"A hcnd'sh vein runs thr,ncl te /
Of i, exhibiting the mo-. nnm.. .... /
cvidenc" of man. having Ions ..a, L
alicu TO the rc'pcc' Of I'll, h',oa a.-
The n''cmp' to .hirld hin-.l r q,
oaium Of certain infmou. lm''s.-
which li>prrrcd the column. o., 90
newspaper III nc'ghhorrg COW. .
two years siUcc, over ,hc s,,rd..lo. e.,
'oid man Of Ma .Nom,ta,a. NJ b, !
'BossmJod MASK, hut ly ihc m,.s ., |
deceased gentleman. is u. c',a-r,,., q. |
wai1An; that conclusion. Auiiitir G.,.
of the gentleman to whom he llhl,. q.
reason 10 complain Of any one. u!,es.
for this base attempt. ; anI f,y m,.l,.,>
led the feeling. Of th" living 1ll,i,-...
Dry of the dead Iy rhym,e go d.,a..
and grating as to disturb che rcpo,, 4. |
parted spirits. And can fu.Ici mr.,
him Of mistake in the identity q III,
liver ii TIA, VII help hrs cau- l.,
alm>ion 70 Pico know mo,hin, si,.-
never having read anything If tue A.a.
, I,i''or Barber may lc death On 4.
and this is the only avcnnrnt ha,h. T. |
support Of even ci,cums,an'ial N.lcnos
support it. The editor has been icah |
all other politics, and | don -, vhy '
should ut lc ON fi,s.' Bat the cdn. .,
gentleman entitled TO rcspc,, anl ?.
sumo will not thank this imported yoas
for dragging his name into the sau.c ..,on
with himself.
too lave little his,oyrHc which
cords an event, that will tickle bo,h "a.
Of our patriot.
"Lrt the CALLED Jade vince, my w,,A,r,ars
wru"g
| trust your readers will consider it noe
otism to pr, into the mouth Of our yl.l,
tccr the following apos.rophc from Eica
third.
"Slavc, | have set my liz upon cM',
And ] viii stand the haz,rd Of III" de-
] ihink there nre s,a R,chrnonds N the ~
Eve have ] slam to day, instead OF hn.
a horse horse NY Kingdom for lI1
Any person disposed to refer to the arr
Of Il voter in ,haI'nion Whig som wc's
back will readily sec that thi. connycg
if such it may he called. wa MOI .l,i.
by me. His vile attack made upon %
through your columns, ] have deemed +:
proper to reply, fearing tina, 'hc c'atatt
who has had 80 much Of my a'.en;las,
might have complained Of a want If ca
mon ciyili'y Al he has saii -. IA q
will never disturb ur, .ifi J w.ii n.-.
him that he shall hc paid down a ora =
COIN lc,. base than his own. IIr,i.A -
hereafter escape the just rc,r.lmloa p r.
has been 50 .oug Withheld aul w..,a WI
haze been Visited upon him by a,, ~s
and more abused victims Of h. ma.e'
lenca. TIM Eastwood
W. Rutland, April 1850
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NV PoarAL Esrrfnlst.--Cm7''
cation riM CuitfornTa in tlrrire doy
We learn hy private and rciinbic 'a'f.
nation from Washington, thai a Pr1>
sirion will be laid IN few day, b'T
III" SENATE, crnanallng from a CONES!
%: the highest rrspoctabiliiy, tal r.naf'
n Iinc of Post Cuaches from lndrp.u1a'
Mo, Ia California, in - day, Iol. II
pressed in IL days. The company o7'
ask Of Congress a strip Of lali "T'
hundred feet in iliii for the whole ~
lance, with the privilege OF purchase:
IRON Government a qr"ricr scc'ioA =,
land, for Ia" purpose Of stations, one =
every ten miles. The company a. & r
GovcrninentIh The use Of hi, route f. D.
teen year, and agree TO max" ,is'r''a'
ch'se and grants Of land CONTINGENT W
their having III" road in operation e'.h'
six months, and undertake 10 place h's
MouSand men upon the line Al oa-@'
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ScrPosEp MuRpyRras.-"m !.
Calhoun and Lorenzo Cobb have W
arrested ia New Yori, aud Jron. .! 10, -
to Conn. as il,e murlerer' 0. o'n ~
White, the toll keeper in Coleof''' .
Money Was found on them sack a. ="
murdered man possessed.
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a large Bear was exhibited in our
streets on Monday (which was killed
in Chi,tendcn tie day previous. We
believe this is the fifth recently captured
in iha, town, ami we understand that the
hunters are still in pursuit Of more.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS. "A com,
pany has been formed in Boston. to in.
sure persons against accidents by
Railroads or Steamboats,, insurin. a
handsome sum in the event Of any bod,
lily Injury from accidennt while on
their journey.
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Esas"On the night ofthc 23d nit,
he house Of Mr.. Wcathcrbee. near
Peru. Illinois, was burnt, with two Of
his daughters another, aged Is years
broke her back By Jumping from a
window, and a sou was severely hurt.
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JONATHAN

f.oS~ In answer to the above we
have only to say that with our present
board Of Select men, wc have no doubt
the nuisance will be removed before
shortly, or suitable road laid out
around it
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To the Elitor ofthc II raid

Will You inform me how
long certain building will stand in
the hisway at the foot Of the ill, on
the West Rutland road "A few rolls west
Of our village! | learn tina. it has
been the source Of no inconsiIcrabIc in.
convenience TO travellers, and that sew
eral accidents have already occurred
Consequence Of its present locality,
ION ATTAIN
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We are respectfully,
ANASA WALKER, Con
DANIEL SHARP, ! C
J. 7. RICHARDSON, ] iiaanc
iils,on. March, 1850.

From Am. Peace .S,rio,y-Charlcs
.>aracr t.sq,, Rev. paaiel SHARP, D,
% l.. blanchard, Rev. J. u. Bridge
..-v Geo. {. Bccl~,,h. Geo. Merrill.
~" 'tag1t q L. B--Iloa Amssa
n Aer, kllha Barrii,, Rev. r. W
u !sai, Z. ". Jackson. Rev. L. "
Has, Albert TOlluan Esq.
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TURNER g. NUDGE,
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'RAVENsCROFT COLLEGE,
ColumbIa. Tennessee.

Under The control Of Bishop Otey and Convention qf
the Protestant Episcopal Church.
TINHE next session will begin on the first Monday
il in September Professor Macleod is head OF
the household; and will fully carry out the plans
by which il is proposed TO make quiet, refined,
and affcctionatc home-circle, promotive alike of
moral, mental, and physical culture. In the study
hall and the play ground, in the dormitorics, at
table and in the parlor, constant attention will
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and no pains will be spared TO supply, far pos
sible, all the tender offices Of parent.
TERMS.
Boarding, lodging, washing, mcnding, fuel,
lights, and tuition in all the classes, English, Ma
thematcal and Classical, Modern Languages, &c.
$3.50 year, payable half yearly in advance, one
half the fret Of September, and one half the
first ofFebruary.
Pupils may be entered at any time, and will be
hargcd accordingly.
Vacation-tho months of July and August.
RI. Rev. JAS II. OTEy, D. d.. President.
ANDREW J. Polk, esq, Ashwood, Maury co.
JAMES WALLER, esq, Columbia, do.
Rev. +. IL. CREssry, Ashwood Rcctory, do.
Jan 2 Trustees.
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TO pRINTERs-A RARE CHANCE.


VNIIE SUBSCRIBER, wishing to engage in other
Il business, offers for sale the Suliipdn County
Whig printing establishment at n very low price
The IPhig has been published ak years, and al
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As it is the wish Of the undersigned to make inn
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the terms of payment made easy.
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July 10, 1850. July 90
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LAW SCHOOL OF HARVARD COLLEGE,,
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

TTNIS Institution afIords complete course Of le-
Il gal education for the Bar in any of the United
States, excepting only matters OF merely local law
and practice; and also systematic course of i'm
struction in Commercial Law for those who propose
to engage in Mercantile pursuits.
The Law Library, which is constantly incrcas
ing, contains now about 1900 volumes Ii in
cludcs n very complete collection Of American and
English Law, aud the principal works of the Civil
and other foreign Law. IL Is open 10 students, and
warmed and lighted for their use during both terms
and vacations.
The first term Of each acadcmcal year begins ia
the ast week of August, and the second Term in
the last week of February; each term continues
twenty weeks. Students arc admitted at any pc
riod of "A term or vacation. The fees are = 80
Term, and S25 for half IA Term. For this sum stu
dents have the use Of the Law Library and text
books, and of the College Library, and may attend
all the courses of public lectures delivered to the
of the University.
The instructors of the Law School are Hon. JoEI
PARKER, LII. D., Royal Professor; Hon. THsopRi.
LUs PARsoNs, IL. D., Dane Professor; Hon FsEp.
ERIcE II. ALLEN, University Professor, and Hon.
LUTHER s. CusHiSo, Lecturer upon Parliamentary
Law, the Civil Law and Criminal Law. Instruc-
ton is given by lectures, rcctations. aud exami-
atoms and Moot Courts.
For farther information application mayb be made
to either of the Instructors.
JARED SPARKS, President.
CAMBRIDGE, Feb. IL, 1850.
Feb. 26-lst& l5themly
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THE COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES, WASH
INGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND.

TTNHE DIOCESAN COLLEGE OF THE PRO-
l. TESTANT EPISCOPALCHURCH.-T ninth
annual session will open on Monday, Oct. 7, 1850,
and continue till the next commencement day."
the last Thursday in July, 1851. New students are
recommended to enter at the opening of the
sion, but are received at any time they apply, and
the charge is estimated from the date of their en-
trance.
The COLLEGE has the usual number of classes, af-
fords all the opportunities of complete education,
and at the successful termination Of the cole gate
COURSE confers on its graduates the usual academi-
cal degrees.
The GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Immediately adjoining
the College and under the supervision of the Rec
tor, but under distinct discipline, receives lads at
the beginning of their acadcnical course, and pre-
pares them for the collegiate classes. The over
sight and direction of the Professors of the College
secure special advantages to the pupils in the Gram
mar school.
In the MERCANTILE CLASSES, the study of the
Greek language is omitted, and its place supplied
by additional studies in modern languages book
keeping, statistics, &C.
The location of the College is entirely healthful,
and by its distance from towns and villages, very
favorable To good morals and order.
The whole annual charge, the same in the Col
lcge and Grammar school, for the session of ten
months, is two hundred and twenty five dollars,
payable semi annually, in advance.
Application to be made to
JOHN b. KERFOOT, Rector,
College of st. James post office, Md.
Aug 6-taw2m
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EsESEzEH Cook. GEORGE II. SARGENT.
COOK & SARGENT,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
Corner of Main and Second Streets,
Davenport, Ioton.
June 30-dtf
NOTICE 20 CLAIMANTS AGAINST MENI-
co, UNDER THE TREATY OF I'D FEB
RUAIkY, 1913.

OFFICE or THg COMMISSIONERS,
June -, 1850.
A II THE SITTING of this day, the following or
IA der was made: "Ordered, That the Secretary
cause notice To be published in the National lntelli-
gcnccr, Republic, and Union newspapers that no
memorial will be received by the Board after the
first day of February next, unless for special rca
sons shown, which must be verified by affdavit
and that all cases where memorials have been re-
cciyed but not yet decided be set down for hearing
on the first Monday in December next; and if fur
ther delay in any case be wanted, motion in writ
ing 10 that effect must be submitted on or before
that day, setting forth the for such delay"
Claimants will please receive, accordingly, the
notice conveyed by the recital of the foregoing or
der. EDWARD VIM. JOHNSTON,
Secretary TO the Commission.
July 2-wtlstFeb
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BURrAL or RgvoLUTfoSABy SoLptER.-THc
last Of Generai IfashingfoH's "Life Guard" On
Thursday last, at hsli-past three O'Clock, p. m,
Nathaniel Berry, a revolutionary soldier, who died
in Pitston on the 20th instant at the advanced
age of ninety -four years. lie member of
WashingtOn's Iiic Guard, and was believed tu have
been, for several years previous TO his death, the
last surviving member Of that honorcd body.
lie was a man of naturallya strong intellect, and
retained his until he brc-thed his last. His
obscquies were celebrated in Pittston in manner
bchttiug the memory Of the deceased, and honor.
able to those who conducted them. procession
composed of at least four hundred persons, was
formed at the residence Of the deceased at the south
end of Pttston village, and accompanied the re-
mains through the village to the Methodist chapel,
where eloquent, effective, and instructive euloqy
was delivered by the Hon. George Evans.
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