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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-11
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.V'OYxCE.
All kinds of Country Produce.
NEW CONCERN.
GUGGENHEIMER & UNTERMYER.


GUGGENHEIMER & UNTERMYER.
Cheap, Cheaper! Cheapest ~!
DRY GOODS .aN'D READY .M4DE CLOTHING,
At WHOLESALE RETAIL.
rVNIE undersigned having associated themselves together
Tor the purpose OF conductinga general Dry Goods and
Clothing business respectfully inform their friends and the
public, that they receiving from the Northern cities,
a splendid stock oil
DRY 90 $,
suitable the SPRING and SUMMER season, embracing
every article II aides and tenemens Wea all OF which
the public nyed call and examine, before purchasing
elsewhere We have beautiful assortment OF HATS and
CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES, with splendid and general
assortment OF
FANCY ARTICLES;
all of which offered at unusually low prices Call and
and feel assured that yon will be pleased with
prices well Goods, determined to sell low,
ha ing purchased for cash They also receiving SPLEEN
did assortment of
Ready Made Clothing,
purchased by them Tor CASH. unusually low prices, by
which they enabled to offer great inducements to
the public, as any similar establishment.
They would particularly call the attention OF COUNTRY
MERCHANTS and others their Wholesale Prices be-
cving that they will find to their interest to give them
call and their stock before going farther Fast The
great facilities which they enjoy purchasing their supplies
enable them with confidence that their GOODS
will be sold at Richmond prices.
N. GUGGENHEIMER,
I. UNTERMY Err.
April It's Granite B,6ltilgs CabeU House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-11
BALTIMORE.
COSTUME HALL,
Corner # Pratt street and Centre Market Space.
CLOTHE.v'G USE.

lIEpopretor OF the above would respect
tlly inform the citizens o Baltimore and vicinity, that
from Europe the Fall and Winter Fashion,
together with rich assortment 81 Goods adapted To the
me consisting snpc6ne Icncb German and Eng
ls Cloths aston Beavers, Pilots and Pelito Coating
new article for pYersaeks and Business Coats Aso,
splendid assortment Of French and English Csssimeres and
eb,n OF the most desirable sylesimpoted this
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-11

All the above Timber to be sawed from the best heart pm
and free from sap large knots shakes other defects Biz
to state price per l00Oit. board measure.
CHAS. +. M. GARNErT,
June alvin 4 Chief Engineer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-11
BNcAtSagbasss Female Collegiate IT.
rs HfikAfp-

sTNHE Fall Session Of this Institution will commence on
Wednesday, 18th July II is important that young La
dies wishing to enter be the first day OF the
sion. JNO. c. BLACKWELL.
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
The exercises OF the first at this Institution,
ill take place Wednesday, the 10th July Also, MIR.
John Howard Of Richmond will deliver the address before
the society Of young Ladies. Musical Concert will be
given 70 the public on the day preceding.
june lila JNO. c. BLACKWELL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-11

July l II
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02
rIfE BURGLARS AT LANCASTER,

We hear that the Lancaster Bank was en-.
tered on the night of Friday of last week
\ noise was hoard in tho Banking room by
somebody in the building, aud the door being
opened, the rogues escaped by a back win
dow--the way they entered, We suppose
They hal not time before they were disturb
"a To obtain any spoils.
This happened two days after the attempt
to entor the Ncwbury Bank,and the Inference
j, natural that the same individuals were
concerned in both II 80, they do not meet
with very good encouragement in their meta
rious business.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02
RAILROAD CHANGE.

On and after next Monday the Winter ar
raugement of running the cars upon the Pas
sump,ic Road commences. There is to he
i'',t one f1sycngrr train daily rugh way-thr
down TrIttn Ia tcaTe NcTnd0G's Falls AZ 20
minutes past 10 o'clock in thehlorning. For
particulars the advertisement of the com
Tlny, .H
The work of completing the Road 10 this
place is progressing as rapidly as could be
expected. The clay cut ut Gichrists Plain
ia done, or nearly so-rails are laid consid-
erahlc distance this side; and the ledge at
Reach point in this town, is now deemed
the hardest job to finish. That, however, is
likely TO be overcome SO As TO complete the
laying ofihe rails to this place, probablyby the
goth inst We do not learn that any day
has been fixed upon for opening the Road
through, but exercising the Yankee privil-
cgc Of gucssing,wc should say that day would
be somewhere from the goth to the 2Gth of
November.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02
ST. J0HNsBURY,
Saturday, November 2, 1850
TnE ArrORNEY GENERALS oPIN-
ION,

La-t week W. published an cNtact from
Mr. Crlrondcr,'s opinion upon the Fugitive
slave Law the only portion Of the d""u-
rrrui we had at that time, seen, The npin-
iun gives ue law a. liberal an Interpretation
a Il will possibly bear nevertheless, Il Is an
bilious aud outrageous Law and one that
cannot ~ enforced, But while the Al
rru.y Gcuerni' contendi the hGi~1 co,pu' 10
rlt suspended, another portion al hir opinion
rh1r : hat Fugitive. are a. be- tried IN a
mannr, 81 suulmaril,, Ihrir chance Cor OLE
riuiup Justice u confined to marrow lin"si
and g. poor indeed,
", base no fear. OF the operation Of uc
i...-
visions may be-. the less Likely IL il to answer
tho ruls Of the snnc,hunloe, There - a
Ii.'i#,aiR mo In Vermont that never can
O., supcrc,drd 10y Congressional or any other
earthly cna tmcnis, Judge Harrington gave
90 1rrr ,p upon II some years -incc--a dccis-
10 chat hl, not since been reversed by any
Yrruon, Court, nor !. there danger II will
le u stand, a. imprcWablo IA thc conscience
npd viii of the people the State ~ do our
Green Mountains in their pn-iliOn. IL IT,
that no nun be gircn up 10 sidrrry unless he
clgimqni presents u bill ef safe trom he Al
MONTY, Threats OF observation-disclosures by
'rr-- south mot 10 purchase o., or traffic with,
rh,Nnrh, any other thrclts,will never move
the people Of Vermont from this position.
Vet we have u duty to perform in refer
curr tn the Law, To Wit to seek for ito re-
peal at the earliest period possible,
The following is the other portion OF Mr.
Criuoudcu's opinion to which W. referred
fbuvr;
The whole effect Of the law may be thus
briefly stated Congress has constituted u
tribunal with exclusive Jurisdiction, 90 deter
mine -ummarly, aud riihoUt dpyedi, who are
iurilyr- from service or labor under the see.
dnr srrTiurtdf tf'- iuurtfI article NJ thrruusti'
tuition, and Ia whom such service or labor u
due. The Judgment of every tribunal of cN-
elusive jurisdiction, whore no appeal lies, s
OF ncrcssty conclusive upon every other tri-
huuol, and therefore the Judgment of the tri-
huual created by this act is conclusive upon
al tribunals Wherever this judgment Is
made Ia appear, Il IL conclusive of the right
Of the owner Ia retain in his custody the fu'
INV" llNh MS H'INl''' aHu W IVl'oN' h'i
back 20 the place or state from which he es'
capped ri &. e. thc iudgmcntl is shown
upon the application OF the fugitive for q wri
of hdbcds corpuv,it prevents the issuing Of ia,
writ---if upon the return, IL discharges th,
writ aud restores or maintains the custody
This view of the law of this case is full,
sustained by the decision of the Suprcm,
GuuGt nl ihn Iailad- !Statas ia tha eal.l-ag "
tlas Watkins, whore the Court refused {,
discharge, upon the ground that he was il
custody under the sentence of n court of com
pctcnt Jurisdiction, and that Judgment wa
conclusive upon them"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02

Acorrespondent of the Chronicle. in no
tcing the death of Alexander Lang, Jr., who
dicdat Hanover on the goth October, re-
marks in this event the siryiying friends,
the college and the church, sustain a great
sosT. While fitting for college at st. Johns
bury during the last summer, he experienced,
as he believed an inward change. and came
10 the college with fond hopes Of life OF OK
tendSd usefuiurssi which hopes were justified
hy the high stand he took in scholarship, and
the character lie was establishing for piety.--
Death has diaarpninied- these hopes; bat IN
the submission and peace Of his last hours, he
lias lcit dear memorial OF himself, and a
strong testimony TO the cNceleucy of the
Christian religion Respect to his memory
was shown by appropriate funeral services al
the college chapel"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02
AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Mr. Edior-Plcnsc allow me space to ex.
press my grateful obligations to the Directors
ct no Farmers Mutual Fire Insurqhcs Coy1-
RlnA Tor the fidelity and promptn'.a-= with
which they have met my loss, occasioncd by
the burning of two barns with their contents
during the present week, they having paid
the full amount Of my INSURANCE, Immediately
Upon presentation of evidence of nv loss
without any deduction or veXatinus DELAY.
This ia the more aeeeptabla, as ! now have
the Insurance NANCY so far as il will 90. with
which 10 replace my severe loss before the
coming ON Of winter
BART. G1LKERSON.
Barnet oct tg.lsa0.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02
A usEruL ISyENrIoN.

We arc happy Ia notice an invention, a
working model ofWlich has recently been
eNhbilcd ia dis place, by the inventor,
IsAAc Is, LmINGsToS, which Ia the opinion
oftlose Who have seen its operation, Il dccid-
edly the best thing Of the Kind ever offered
10 the public.
The invention consist. ola supply Pump
To engine boilers IN its operation, always
maintaining the water At the required height
in the boiler, Aud, ~ u icariully great pro.
portion ofnccidcnts from bursting of boilers,
occur from the water getting too low ia the
boiler, II l. believed this Pump, will with Ger
tainty ob,iatc all chance Of accidents ari'ng
from such cause, Moreover the simplicity
Of this invention places is operation beyond
q possibility ofhilurc.
We hope the inventor may bc amply re-
wnrdcd for his skin, lie has, We understand,
taken measures a. -ccnrr ~ patent upon the
invention. II IL answer the object nv all
who have witnessed the operation believe II
may travelling 10y steamboats, win be- render
cd much more secure than IL now i--and the
OWNER of the patent will be- likely to realize
= pretty little sum from II,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02

g. Judge Sprasue of Boston, has ntimat-
ed, in reply. to an inquiry of the Marshal, that
the process for the arrest of fugitive slave
Is Girl process that in serving it the oili-
GERS will not be justified in breaking open
the outer door ola dwelling house-that the
flgityes house il therefore his castle, place
of perfect immunity from such arrest provid-
ed the outer door lie shat against the off
GER
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02
sll 81

Balance against the prison, S1Ii 81
ing the year %; discharged 49, number in
prison Sept. /, 1850, 76.
Prison Dcbts---about $4,000 over assets,
and annually accommodating by interest. The
Prison will do well to pay its current expens-
eS we do not see any reasonable ground of
hope that IL can do sufficiently more than
that to pay the debt Justice To- creditors and
good economy call loudly upon the State to
wipe ont that paltry debt,--Ddiiy journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02

a GREAT FIAT FOR a LITTLE BoY.-On
the 4th of Oct. inst, the only son of Mr. VIM.
Walker OF Morristown VT, aged only three
years, picked mp and empted from a small
lbasket,2 20 bushels Of POTATOES during thr~tlay,
with no help whatever If n smarter boy
than that, OF his agr, gan bC found in all Yam
keedom, we should like to sec him Free
NAM
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02

a. The Rev lothian sewaIl, died ~ Chcs-
frr,illc, Maine, on the Oh ol October, aged
80 years and months, lie was the Grst
missionary sent 10 Maine from Massachuselts.
lie WIS a useful and excellent man, and q de-
yOut christian.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02
yERMoNr LEGIsLATURE,


IIn'H rHAlr ff'I. 20 A. NJ.
SENATE iieoIutpu hy MrNrrnum-
-trurtiug the Judiciary committee ip enquire
mo die rzprlirury NJ establishing house UI
rgrrertiou iu each county 300 iho State, aud
ameudiug law relating tn punishment iur
tl,cf so as 90 punish fpr ihr re oud uilru.r
whore thr amount stolen BE- Ices than srFru
dollar hy coufucmrnt ~ hard labor in Stall.
pri-nui adopted.
Bnls introduced and referred bYAlr lloI-
brnnk. in addition a. au act approved lhIf,
relating a. rights Df married women, rNrWpI-
iug personal property ~ married women ar-
0urcd during coyrrturr from attachment or
her husbands drbisf 81 rommiiiro on lulIria-
Eugrossc,L Bills li'ladhg 20 common
srhnnlr. giving sclrrtmrn puWcr a. hll yacan-
rirs ~ town superiulondrnt6i passed. Nmeul.
iug an act relating tO b1nl approved 100 1880,
ordered IN lie 0n motion Of Nc Weston r.
ladna IN Iuion school districts. pa-scd.
HOUSE Bills referred -ByMr Kellogg
a. nav Bliss A. Davis the sum therein mem
toned; % committee on Clnima ByMr Benz
ton, iu addition a. chap. "a H. D., relating to
nnmces against persons and live ~ irliyIl,
uas, Ly M Randall, in addition a. cltip ~
it -, relating ca continuation oi suit hv lu.-
tcas 81 paaesl b, 81 llickeuAan,e OF St,,I'irir-.
bury House Ca.
lasoutions-Hy Alr Lcaycnworth, that
SECRETARY ct stait-he ftstue-is''l G." f'trrtrrr
and distribute 10 clerk Of each school district
ia tho State one copy Of Wchstcrs unabrdp-
ed dictionary, provided that Il can be- bought
for "a a copy aud the school district will pro-
vide q suitable dcrk with lock and kcy, m
which "a keep the same, aud will also pay
the sum Of 10 thrSccrclary on ~ reception;
adopted, liy Mr. Vail, that q commiucc of
five be- appointed "a inquire what manner. n
any, ought 10 bc adopted 10 ASCERTAIN and
ulOTtT ffTTT TITr1r7f ~ ~ ll-4A 49,
mont detached militia IN the Inst war with
Great Britain and al-n proofs Of the services
of all such citizens of Vermont az enlisted
and served Ia said war, and report 10 thc
House adopted.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02

90 A friend and correspondent of Mr.
.Iudson, Fanny Forrcstcr,) hns recently sent
us the following beautiful aud touching lines
from her icn, They were written for her
children, not long after the departure Of DIR,
.Iudson from AIaulman, and before intclli-
g,Mcc ofhis death had been received. II will
be rccollected he sailed in very feeble health
from that place in April last, for the Isle of
France, hoping to derive some benefit from
the sea air. When the pilot lcil the vessel,
he seemed somewhat revived, and sent word
Ia Mn j. that "hc thought lac should not die
yet" Soon however, he was seized with So
we're illness, and in few hours expired, nj
most within sight Of the shores of Burmah:-
A PRAYER FOR DEAR PAPA.
Poor md needy little children,
Saviour, God, come 10 thee,
For our hearts ar n,ll NJ sorrow
Aud no other hope have We.
-- n4i uIs.n tl.s r.-il..-- aecnf,
There II one we dearly love;
Fold him In thine arms of pity,
Spread thy guardian wings nbovc,
When the wind. are bowling r-ind him,
When the angry waves nrc high
When black, heavy, midnight shadowa
onhis trucklrss pathway lie,
Guide and guard him. blessed saviour,
Rid the huuying tcmpcsts stay,
- plrnt t'ry t5o' ur1fr INC wnfcrv,
Send thy smile to light his way.
When lac lies MI palc and suffering,
Stretched upon his narrow bed
.,-.,Mith M loving face hout n'er him,
No -"t) hand about his hcndj
Oh let kind md pitying angel. d.
Their bright forms around him how,
Let them kiss his heavy cyclids,
Let them ian his fcvcrcd brow.
Poor and needy little clildrcn,
Still we raise our cry 10 Thco;
W" have nestled Ia his bosom
We have sportcd on hi knee;
Dearly, dearly do We love him.
We who on his brcnst hnvc lain
Pity now our dcsuatonl
Bring him back to us again,
II please thee Heavenly Father.
We would see him come once more,
With his oitou stop OF vigor
wtttrre i6yc-lit snc he worri
But Il we must tread Iifc's valley,
Orphaned, guidccss and alone,
Lot us lose not, tnttl -'iir -hrriu1vv,
Ills dear footprints to Thy Throne.
EMILY C.JupSON.
Niaumain, April 10th, 1880
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02
VI AaYLrM rnn an INsANE

Whole number Of patients durng the year
eudma Aug. +. $500, AGa
Discharged covered 10 improved 20, not
improved 10, died 2G-toialr lio
Leaving iu the Asylum, a2H
Since the opening Of thc Asylum tho whole
No, of paiiruts r. zoos
Discharged rrco,,rrd, 5l6
Al o'hcr4 discharged mr. dead, 58G- ssi
II Will be- 0lrcr, ed that nearly thrrc-hiihr
NJ the number discharged had recovered
DIR W, II, ROCKWELL still rrinalus 40 the
head of .lis cNrclhut and highly successful
institution D10y foUnm
a. We prcreut our readers with tho lul-
lowing oNtruct Ola letter from "rnr rES,'
the friituriai Correspondent mot fhu HHHHg
ION IFee Prcas, showing in very happy man
ncr how LEW Is. was 81 Chelsea didn-i
get elected 70 scat in thc lfausc Of Repre-
scolatiyes lbia year
A portion nj tho proceedings Of the House
Yesterday, attracted very general interest
The "Chelsca casc" Waa brought to final
and upquesii0nnbiy iust, termination, iu tho
afternoon, Your readers, respected SOUS
sons, will notice that my remarkably ngrni.
NNI anu "'ll 'NillN lIlN llN'Nlf WI Nh'f WV
has thoroughly tried democracy" both WAYS
"frcr" and he oHfr, aud who 0pp,aItd "a
have . clear majority Of 90 ot the uDlcrridcd
yotorr Of Chelsea, was declared a. have bctu
elected ina "bupus manner" not recognized
by the "Cuu-tilutiuu and the Laws " ELI.
uu lfNpE, Esqr than whom no staunchcr
trucr or more Intelligent VINO cyor stood
zap for the right, was pronounced entitled "a
a seat iu tlc House, and Was sworn nud as-
-rtrrrrri -ia.E44.4L uuL IL
bee considerably more Grutipu- and imagipa.
~ than one ot Jamrr1 novels aud the mean.
by which it was obtained reflects the highest
credit on lhc ingenuity go .ay nothing thr
l,., important matter OF honestly OF some of
hI- 'ardrut almiror" The riouIY ballots
more than there we're voter, found in the
h0N, are the most remarkable specimens Of
complex muev that was over brought "a
Hblt, II seemed almost cruel a. bring .ucl
dimiuutiyc sample, ut "thc ,auctity aud pow,
cr" of thcjalInt huN before the vulgar galc'
They looked like Young ballots that had ucv,
60 brrn wcturd, aud iuolunnry suggested
the idea ol the nurse a cradle aud par
spoon! llrrr is q tpicably exact lac similc
ul one of thcm'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02

Just look 10 b. dear SCissoH-, aud mahur
how amy boly could have the heart ~ reject
such - sweet little affair" and turn IL ont on
"tlc cold charity OF the world (" II il the
most iuuo.rut andharmlc..- looking baby ihni
ever wa. born You might put q hundred
Of Thorn la the iuid, at a good, generous sized
honest Wing ballot, without MAX ing IT look
half as hrgc a. kiuH-h-hcr that has just
swallowed q perch. WHY, IiOuTY of them,
(abof oHe-Hth OfMs whoi, roleis ia CH,f,,aD
went through the small hole ia the top ofthc
Chelsea Ballot BoN, probably inside Of one
common sized ballot, without touching on ct
thor -ido.-and tho fun Of IL 4. thu when
they rot ia, and were iudoiously daiDu up,
the little louI- thought thoy had "oomc it' 90
yer q shrvwd and .ngacious gentleman like
ELmr HYDE Their mothers evidently
didn't know thuy were out
Thi, "Chclsra ease" will doubtless attract
the attention ~ the Pd,rio' aud (ourisr, who
ARE expected ~ maintain hat these Lilliputi-
nm votes, these doll baby votes. were uu-
guc.tionahly put IN 10y some prn.slnyrr} Wing
who wished. 10 iniurc the rrputatioiN rc pcol
sized ballots Nv friend NJ. the Couticr win
De- very warm ON the subject and probably
recommend sending those "inhut prndigic,"
Ia some Free democracy, CALIFORNIAN g.
syluu, as they are not bio enough 90 lpc trlof,
or,hans;-and the Patriot will doubtless
maintain, IN very impressive and plausible
manncr, that the ballots were full a, big,
VA, iusut,ss Mt4 UDrr s,Ht 0Ui
| cannot help adding that the argument of
/ the Hon, Mr. BARTLETT, the representative
elect from this District in Congress, ia favor
of permitting these dimuutiNc Ghosts 0c vote.
20 occoup'sA the particular do,iluv they
woro intended to arroruplivh WIS mar talcula-
ted to convey an Decentralization of that gem
/ tlrmnu's SENSE of right and iusticc-rt Especial
/ Is after Mr. Villas himself had pubhtly de-
, rlarcd On lis airH sigAaiigs. ilai hs SHOULD aai
claim seat in thC--Hpusc, uujcss IL should
trunsWirc that the doiU0wi,dQsd outrage aud
fraud charged rpon the Ballot Box could not
be- proved upon his political friends lIdrtlctt's
whole argument was thar Mr. llyDE's letter
Ia Mr. Villas, notifying him that he should
contest the election, was not sworn tp,bclorc
a Justice or hsrcrtidratc picked and brought
into the Committee Room, or the House -
7H,rctorc, argued Mr. Bartlett, the little
whclps of Ballots should deprive Mr. HYDE
Of his seat against a clear majority oC32-
But have said enough on this topic MIR
HYDE occupies the scat that justly belongs
Ia him-and by the authority of sixty major
itt Of the House; nearly doubic the Wing
strength in that body
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02

]
LAW p ThcLocos OF Penn, have just re-elcct-
cdFOUR members of Congrcs, who voted for
, tho Eu2iGNe SLAVE LAW. '---.
-ElRA4 FrGI4IyE- Si-App-CAsrs il Bos-
TOM Warrants were issued yesterday, hy
/ the IS. Court under the Fulitil4-S+.p.-
/ Act Of 1880, for the arrest of VIM Crattsand
| Ellen Crafts, his wiig, and VIM. Jones al
/ legged fugitive slaves Crafts is n cahiuct-mal-
er, doing business az his trade in Cambridge
street and with his wife made their eScapc
from bondage in Macon, Ga, About two years
since 1t will br rccolleytrd that Mrs CRAFTS
who is OF very tight complexion, disguised
herself in male attire, and travelled from Ma
con to this city ~ dashing youth from
the South. with her husband. as her SLAVE
servant Mrs Crafts has left the city, but her
husband remains 10 await the process of the
law. No warrant had been served upon him
last evening Jones has len the city for Can
ada He was, employed at Parkcr's eating
house. The fact of the warrants having been
issued causcd considerable excitement in our
community. Boston .iHds, Oct 20.
TuE FuGirIvE SLAVE CAsFs.-Ncstcr-
day Deputyc Sheriff Co%hurn arrested Will
lis II. Hewcs and John Knight, upon civ
il writ issued by Justice Charles List at the
'instancc Of William Graft, the alleged fuitivc
slave, IN which It il charged that they did
"wllully aud maliciously conspirc" to kidnap
said Crafts. The damages are land Mt Sl0-
600. A large crowdgathcrcd in court square,
in the vicinity OF the Shcrl"s Office in con-
sequence of the arrest of the parties. ,Fhu
required bal wa. turniEtrri 10y the prisoners.
and they left the .Sbcril's office and vent to
their respective hotttS without being molcst-
ed by the crowd, which quickly dispersed
after their departure. Knight was also ar
rested late Ia the aiJCrnbOn Tor Inc third umc
upon a writ charging him with wilfully con-
spring to kidnap Ellen Crafts. The bail,
$4,000, wins given. --.BdSi0n 1H0S, Oct. %.
IA, Gnrernor Quimnn dates his proclaim
alton, convoking the Legislature, "the thirty
fourth year of the Independence of Misaisaip-
pi"
And when secession takes place, he -nan
y D. q g.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-02

I. -.HI rur Fnss che Peoples right maintain
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