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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-12
STATE OF INDIANA,t-
Xanderhurgh County,

I SA UrL jim K Ms. Clerk oil the Fander'
j burgh Circuit Court. do certify that AT g'n-
sral election IL be legun and held a the several
places OF holding elections in said County Oi VAN
<lerburgh on the hrst Monday ~ Aug ,st next, the
following named officers TO be elected, tp-wiI
Or e Representative in the rgress vi he United
States, tor the First District; one Representative
in the General Assembly vi the State oi Indiana /;
Sheriff; Coroner; one County Conn
missioner tor TN. tirs: Di-tii-t; one SCISSOR
and one Probate Judge The quail fed voters Of said
County will also at the same time he require. To
vote tor on against iht adoption of III: New Const-
nttion of sand state and asso Tor or against he
proprely uf selling the present Public squaie #
the City OF Evansville.
Witness my hand this 81 day OF Jsly, A. ID. 1851
SAM 4, JENKINS.
Copy attest. Clerk.
JOIN TERRY, S.VC
BY his Deputy, WV. l.. GREEN. Gv3-l
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CONSrARLE,s sAr.v

:, IT,. - BY virtue Of sundry wrils of Vendi
-. tiona exponas, To directed, will
sell al Pablo vendue on the % day of July, A. ID
1851, at the What IN from, ot the Guy OF f.vai
vile, IN the County Of Van1erblrgh, the Steam
boat ii. vi. SUMMERS, with her Ia :kle appIrel
and furniture, satisfy said wits IN avor ai Paul
Dentic and oil ers, and az inst the sal steamboat
ard owners. Sale TO commeace at 10 o'clock \.
NJ, where due attendance will he given by me -
Terms OF sale, cash. JAMES l. PATrEN.
jyS-tds C.P.T.
louisville Journal copy 3 times and send bill
TO this oil eel
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MOREBoCKS.

THE Life of General Scott, also the History
i ofthe Mexican War; by E Mansfield.
American Education, lis Principles and Ele-
ments, dedicated 10 the Teachers of the United
States; by K. ID. Mansfield.
Memoirs Of William Wordsworth; by Chris
TOPPER Wordsworth, ~ d. ElIted by Henry
Reed. For sale by T. ii. HOOD e. co.
jylO Main ST. i door below Morgan s. Keen.
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Stone STEAM WORKS.

NJ EAR hs nsw NhlH iiign street TIL
~ subscribe would re-pe.tflliy inform Builders
and othe-s that he has ON h nj a ilrg 1t o Pr
mium .iree1 rivef VI irb'e, il larg; blocks, Ne ldy
I'll. hills OF any description hort no'i:e md III
workman he manner. Orde.s ir IN a distance
puuctual attended -.
Also; O 10 feet ot Cincinnati Stone Caps, Siils,
Fire wall ii0Jiiig, &c, for sale low Ivy
je27-lm JOHN II. BIRTH
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IrRIFFa SALE.

10y virtue oi Two W rlis oi execution, one IN
I'D favor OF Benonl Stins1n, and the other IN ia
vur OF II onlls Butter. and ugInst Thomas Hall,
issued Out OF the office Of the Ulerk ii the Wander
bu gh Circuit Court, and To me di ecied, viii. on
" Wednesday, IN. 9Th day of August, y. D. 1881, be.
tween 10 O'Clock y. VI. aud d o'ciucN 4. NJ of aid
day at the door Fl the COult House in the city OF
evansville. exIose To sale, the rents, issues and
profit Tor the term o seven years, OF the follow
Ing described real estate, to-wIt: The east halt oi
the north east quarter vi section nuuiJer three,
township numbers six, south OF range number ten
west, AMI situated In the Vlpcennes lenu district,
am, IN default oi SAID r.ns, issues and profits sell
wliiat tue same ume and place, ollcr Tor sale the
lee IN pc OF SAID re Al estate.
. iyI-3tw John :. TERRY. s. V. c..
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MORE NEW BOOKS.

ID DADS AND RAILROADS, a manual of the
II principles and praclic ST road making: COM
p-isng the ooati3n, construction and improvement
e roads common, Mica tam. paved, pink, g., }
ana Railroads; BY w M. eli les pie. a. Nj e.. Is.
TIE RANGERS or he taIry's Daughter. n
tale Illustrative IT the revolutionary history Of Yer
mont. aud the northern campaign of IN Ivy the
author of the Green Mountain Boys"
TIE YOUNG GOVERN ESS; or the Educa-
ton of circumstances. rr
THE HEIR of VAST. WAYLAND, q tale /;
by Mary llowilt
LADY WlLLOUGIBY: or Passage f-om the
diary ofa vie anu mother, in the se,eaieenlh cen
tuy
TIE GLENNS; a flmily history; by J. l.. Ne
COngel
TRAVELS IN AMERICA two lectures de-
hve;ed 70 Ire Leels Mechanics ns tuition and
Literary Society, Dee. h and h, 1850; by the
Earl Of Carlisle Jus, Tec'd and for sale by
H MOOD * CO
ie9l Mnin 81 ono dnnr he Mn.u IN Z X n,
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SaERIFFS SALE

Df virtue OF al e secu.lo,i In 'dyOr OF Christina
ID uenn AMI against Henry henu: i>saed out az
the office OF the Clerk Of the Vanuerburgh Giro uit
Couri, and TO me directed. will. on Wednesday,
the 6th day OF August, A. d., 1881, between lU
O'clock, A Nj, and O'clock. Z VI. oil said day.
NJ the door ot the Court House, in the city oil Ev
rnsvile, expOsei 10 the rents issues and profits
fbr the term ot seven years. OF The following des
crbed real estate. o-wi: Lots Nos. IL, - and L.,
IL Lockhart and illusions enlargement, adjoining
aha city of Evansville, and in default OF the SAID
Tents, issues and profits, selling tor a suiici
ent 10 satisfy said execut on, will then, al the
same time and place, offer tor sale the tee simple OF
said real estite JOHN S.TERRY,
jyi-5tw s. y &.
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WARNINGII

A IL persons indebted 10 the estate OF Samuel
IA Cupples are informed unless they call and
settle their accounts they will be left Other hands
for collection. 30 cal aud settle with John Gregg
ut the old stand JAS. LAUGHLlN, JR.
jy9-lwdlmw Administrator.
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NOTICE

Having purchased the entire interest of Mr.. w.
F. Kent. i'm the NJ Irbe works in this city, shall
continue The business as heretofore Those
wishing for beautiful and lasting momentees for
the dead will maxi ii 10 their intesest TO give
me call as | will furnish jobs finished by the
hest of wo kmen, cheager than the cheapest.
ie2SwdJtw NJ A. LAWRENCE
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DOMESTIC GOODS.
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

lanes C. Jones ana Jamses T.. Blythe,
u Alornies al Law. Evansville, Indiana, have
associated themselves as partners the practice oi
the Iiw and will continue to practice in this and
the ;ioining counties, and in the Supreme and
Dstct Court. They design turnir :. their itt"n
ton articuiurly TO land law. In s:,ort time they
viii prepared to rITe.in few minutes, an alb
strac OF the title amt any lot in Evansville
us enlargement, or in Lanasco. together with
PROFESSIONAL opinion as To the title, II desired.
Tvs d,Swti
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SHERIFFS SALE.

DY virtue of Il writ OF special Fl Fa Tin ia
ID vor OF Willard Carpenter and against Abra
ham Gumberls, Valentine RO'h and others) is
sued out OF the Office OF the Clerk of The Van
derhurgh Circuit Court and 10 me directed. /
will on "Wednesday the 9th day of August A. ID.
1851. between 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p.
NJ O; said day at III. door o. The Court House in
The City of Evansville, expose 10 sale The rents
issues and profits for ne tcrmcf seven years, OF
The following des rihed real estate TO wit: the
undivided half of that part of the Nor'h East
quarter oil section No twenty nine, in Town
ship No six. South OF range No ten West,
ana watch is contained in The following bounda-
lies BEGINNING ia the North line of said quar-
ter ion III north west III that part of
said quarter section which uelongs TO the heirs TT
d. vi>cr>u Robert VI Evans deceased, thence South
along the line Ot Said land belonging The heirs or
GeviSer> of said Evans To the Canal, thence
Sou h'Westwardy along The Cam 20 far that
a line due North To the Ncrlh line OF sid sec
ton and thence East To the beginning will in
cluie ten acres and more, situated in the
| Vincennes land district and in default OF the
rents issues and profits selling for a sum sufii-
cienl 10 satisfy said execution | viii al the same
| time and place offer for sale the fee simple Of
said real estate.
iy l-3wS4 JOHN S TERRY, 8. V. c.
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EAGLE MILLS COTTON YARN

Viz subscribers nave beSome agents tor the
Il abb We mills. aud can supply customers wi h
any quantities of Yarns. Irvine anl Carpet war;,
on very tavDrapie terms. From the universal sat
isfabtion which these yarns have given, we think
u useless To add anything their favor, but ask
purchasers 10 an examination
jy7- rUS FER s. BROWN.
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NEyU FRENCH GOODS.

list rec'u br the subscriber. u beauuinl nssorr-
j tent OF Needle.worked new style Underseeves,
Cosrs, Swiss edgings and insertings, heavy Linen
eJa1,s Under haI.dkerchlefs, and Isle Lace,
With Will be sold very low iol cash.
WILLIAM HUGHES.
lis II Corner Main and ID SITS.
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CUyDXIES..-

CUNDRIES.--
- 50 bags L, flee;
40 boxes Va. and XIV. To51cco;
l0u bags fine Liverpool Salt:
1000 bbls No kanawha do;
30 bbls Hydraulic Cement;
100 bbls RebOilel aud >. II Malasses;
% hhdS Prime Sugar; in store. and Tor sale 10y
jy7 FUSyER & BiUWN.
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Neutrality-suspicious..

~ OF Tie Iu>.ly celeJia v,t bcfea u. inds ones,
s)S from tie Baldwin Institute Quarry. said TO
he bbest lin every particularly the Unned States
NIB. Warran I'd us alo,. re,-esented, and ior
Saley bABllCA BROIHERS.
le2
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STATE OF IxpIANA,a

STATE OF INDIANA
Nanderbu"ch County,
In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, Vacation July
g. A. ID. 1851.
Simon Gbmberis,
William w. Creek In Chancery.
Fanny Creek
a ND now AT this time comes thc conn lainant
III by counsel, and files in the office of the
Clerk of the VanGerburgh Circuit Court, his
certain bill of complaint, and ii satisfactorily
appearing from the afjilavit of disinterested
person. this da filed in The Clerks Office aire-
said thar said defendants are not residents of the
Stale of Indiana,
Therefore. notice is hereby given to the said
defendants, that unless they appear and plead 10
or answer The said bill OF complaint, on or be-
fore the calling OF the same, on the first day of
che next term of said Court 10 be held at the
Court House, in Evansville on the fourth Mon
day IL September next. The same will be heard
and determined in their absence
IylG-w3w SAM'LT JENKINS CPk.
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= CASES blue black and Orange Prints, Just
- received and for sale by
jell J. II MAGIIEE s. co.
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ICIGARS.
SELLING OFF AT COST.

DARNLS & COLBUkN, corner OF Main and
ID Water SITS, now offer the balance of their stock
of Barages, Tissues, lawns, Organdies. Painted
Musins, Barege dc LANES All Wool de Laihes,
Embroidered Capes, Light Prints aud Cotton pant
Stuffs, at cost TO prepare Tor their fall stock.
They have now on hand the largest and best as
soriment of Carpets, Rugs, Oi-clotbs, Cornices
Curtain Arms and Staple Dry Goods to be found
prices Purchers please call and examine, 'ss a
rare chance now offers for bargains. le20tfl
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SA CASES Ladies' aud chldrens' Shoes lust
'OO received and for sale by
jell j -. MAGHEE g. CO.
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FAMILY FLOU2

CSA BBLS received rom Wa ,ash for families
SOO ana bakers use consisting of Wylnint TX
IRA, Eagle |. l., F., Markets. Otter Creek, and
Spring Creek brands, which are fully guaranteed
by tJys-l Eos FER " BROWN.
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WINDOW CLASSICS received, the as
w sorrmert oil Window Glass, all sizes from
by to24 by 80 For sale by
KELLER IL FARNSLEY, Druggists,
lnl4y Water street
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TAHCu 20 boxes OK IA i'eaIl, ,oi safety
y apII FOSTER & BROW
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I CASE Tweeds, fancy cnors. just reed and for
: SALE by Ieln J. " MAGHEE * 90.
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J, E. sUTLIFFE.. A. HCGHEs.--.T II. RALLIsTEs.
McALLISTER'S
Concentrated Extract OF Ginger.

J, E. sUrLIFF
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-28
WIGS! ARE YOU READY?

We have once mora to remind our
Why friends Of their duty ON Tuesdoy
"sH.--and though General Apathy"
seems now 10 hold full posse sson of the
field, il is to be hoped that even with
the short time now before them, the
Wings will arouse themselves, and with
a sriri. worthy Of Vermont freemen,
devote the remaining time between this
and election, TO the good cause. and show
to the word that the principles of the
party are TO be maintained, and the good
name OF the State preserved
From the elections in other States,
already heard from, we have everything
TO encourage us; and let it not be said
that while others remain true and faith
fnl that Vermont, by her slolhful mac
ton, has differed hor laurels 10 DC sto.
len from her, or allowed the light Of her
cherished star to be Withdrawn from the
horizon, where i, has 40 long shone forth
Is "A beacon to those in darkness around
her. It j, true, that the attempt made
IN certain quarters t. cause the PARTY 10
Swerve in degree from the position
heretofore expressed in regard to GER
tain measures, had, for a lime, the eiftc
10 throw coainess over many who
have ever before been found first and
fur'm in 'he whig ranks, and caused
an apparent apathy to res, where before
AL was life and animation. But the
cause for such feeling no longer exists
An! II any doubts sill res, upon Tie
true Character OF the Wing party o.
Vermont III relation to the question OF
freedom, one has but to look To cur pre-.
sent leader, whose name stand, at the
head Of our ticket, 10 satisfy himself as ,c
III" precise Whereabouts" of the party
The ground occupied by Governor
Williams Oh the Free Sol. question, i,
identical with HAT OF Gov. johnson {,
Pennsylvania, Of w. II. Seward Of New
York, and other early and s:aunch dc,
fenlers Of Ncr.h.rn rights; and is. Il,
We believe, tie only 'enaL!e or true
ground tina, can be held by any party
s--rsw G,n,'smcr NAY AK fs-s.I-
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(o\t III, /.

Thc 5rar;,fn' "n'"Hsiamea' = ,-. on
Tuesday evening by NJ SQrIHrs, N
.islcd by Mr., Warren, was no, rs WEI
attended lor wan, Of a nsce, sar!, roJ,sJ
as it deserved to have been, bot iny.t
who were prc'cn. mus.cn' iIea! y"
given such as i seldom % BE- ol'aia,i
here or elsewhere,
Nj. Squire has ljrs I,ra Ia, o'lo
here y iih the lover. OF the 10. s"4
beautiful in music, aud it Was cie'H
once more 10 boar bis mellow 'ale sud
ftxia,e voice among "a. Twas PLAINLY
peTc"ptihlc that The nrAuJu' study arc
training Of tits gon'lcrsH, ,l1'e ~
here, las not Lcru lon! upon iv@'.'"''
voice has gained in sicnolL, /. uH+a
more pcrfec, control; aud While !! '.a'
los, nothing .. is natural rI.hae'' ald
melody. it has, by cultivation been T'''
lcred still more pleasing md attractive
The performances Of Nj WAR'ts
were in the highcs, degree rre1,;a'''
and it is worth far more ;han .,e r'"'
, Of Il concert ticket 10 Crca''nr"'! i"s'
this much abused in,irumen! Nhe pa'ol
in the hands Of such a MASTER. h no
present instance the Instrument 'eeo''
70 rcjoic, most heartily in IL oscar'' y
the tive being, irom tie irce',ani 'a'';
ing Of ambitions ncw hcginner'' ~
worse 'hu'nping Of farther advance y
ros, or the more ntolerabic ponoo'i2 "
ignoran. professors.
4 second (and last Corc'r; -" .
given By these gentlemen til. CI's"
day. evening, and j; is to 10 hoied ''"
they will he greeted by such 81 s'''
encc as hey deserve
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"ndiys di,y." AL the nrrr'.i'' d" r
kr"ring a.i,ra spirit o hNc ''r 'h"
L ion. aui Ire Wiz, e Vermont will
sustain them so long as tlicir acts cor
respond with their professions. But
when they see this protested "na''onal'
i'y" leaning entirely over 10 the other
side OF the platform claiming for the
Sou,h fights such rs they hold no sec
lion is entitled 70. and such as they
wo,ld not avail themselves Of, did they
posscss thtm-lhen will they repudia,e
such n nationality, and place those who
advocate il in the same class viii! all
other northern men with southern
principles.' Northern frecmeu hav,
yet TO learn that true feeling Of ma
tionaIi,y i. based on sp'ri, of sib'cr-
yiency; and while, in any question Of
controversy between the North and III"
South. they are at all times ready 10
give them nl their just rights, and rs q
matter Of courtesy they have often given
them mash more, yet are they not vii
lirg to yield their own claims to such
rights MS they clearly do posses. nor
will these iie>l.s ever be, by them, vii
linslv surrendered.
i, has been by the exercise Of ,hi,
spirit, and by the constant manifesto
ton Of these feelings that the Wings o.
! Vermont have SO long and SO success.
fully sustained their party organization
and so nobly maintained their principles,
II has been hy their steady and consist
ent action and by their riyil adhrrenc C,
to northern rights and the principles o,
he party that they hava been enabled &c
retain the confidence Of the honc,, am
intelligent among them to the presen
lime, and they now again enter into tbs
conflict, with the full confidence tia;
these their principles are to be still up.
held and pressed onward.
Let tn. Wings, then, once more
arouse themselves. and see 10 it that an
other victory crowns their efforts. They
have every thing to encourage them
aud a full vote is all that is necessary
to render their triumph certain.
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era, r,c,,,r,,,oj r.. ..
O,l,ons R,,;,rn,, A., %" o., ~: ~.
Southern ,na;l b,.a,,,y.{ 'r -
in The Charleston rarrrs. t,.4 N.a
OIeaus, 2lst in.,, .at- ,ha,Rr.u,
Cuban libcra'or>. mostly Ve.,.,p ,,,.
exatpesa,r,i hv lic tone e .l.c,....
p1pcr " r. Pat,ia." IA. ...-.c... D.,
hacked the Office e tia, ra.e- l,.,.'.
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Dt3o@Lvx Toiicr NisiriT0 B1sriY
MAIN KscLprtoS FL MAIJR Bio
ELow - As We learn from the R,.ton
Courier Of Monday, e9mc Of oar
Brooklyn Police Lave been on a bit
Of pleasure trip 70 the East. II rp
pear; tia. they we're highly delighted
with their recelu9, in ia. Yankee
city If No'i2r,. Abiding 70 their
y.s.. tic Courier saws.
A coapI. Of Brooklyn officials, ~hp
ha,c been passing the week in ia,s
city, Oh Saturday cal,e'l n19a MAJOR
IS selow. WHO received them with
MS accustomed civil orl cordial man
ner The strangers were erea,ly
pleased with their Interview AMI on
,he'r departure fra,n the City Han
}ne o! them broke out in the follow
~ cI,o.istic S., lie -" =! say, APi L.
bee, | Ike that Oil coycy, | Ike
him 5eca,c he's 80 good. He i. jas,
axe oar Own Old mayor, amt he -
lie ain, like any body else, hc &c lied.
Bat ,ha.ar Frank Tukcy futs a
tinker on M eve. a look from
/ HIN woslh frishtcn the guard ont Of
rogne--yol may bet your lie
! i, would. b.. the oh MAYER is
Oh, Of EN-, ,Aon.5h. Ike him
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ttD'- On Friday the Goth ms!


ttD- On Friday the Goth inst
fearful whir..wial visited Cambridge
Mass. ami vicinity pf which the B>s.
ton papers and others make mention.
We ex,rac,a brief description from
the Dos ton Atlas:
Eve witnesses describe this novel
and fearful visitor in orr part Of tho
country. as a most awful and sublime
spectacle. It, approach was watched
BY thousands, between 5 aud 6 o
clock, PM, with a painful anxiety.
1t was observed for 10 mile. round,
and when first seen rcsemb.ed strait
column Of smoke, which gave many
the superstition it was the burning OF
some building. Its approach at the
rae Of 10 or Is miles an hour, soon
undccicvcd them. The air around
was still and sn!,ry. 1t encrrod
from j peculiarly black cloud in the
South West, f;om Tic scene Of disas.
ter, over the town Of Maryland, hear
the line Of Walth1m, carrying, IL its
progress North East, through the
North Of Waltham, West Cambridge
Centre, and Med.ord, a fearful belt
Of destruction. 30 70 80 rois in width.
The action Of the wind was of two
fold nature, sweeping the earth holi,
zontally as it PASSED along, at tire
same time raising. in its powerful
whirl, roof, trees, fences. a,l even
individuals. Above tic base or this
Immense column, which was compos
ed ofthc sweelings Of dust ana dirt,
was seen At an immense height
thousands Of fragments. drawn up in
its vortex, which, with its distant
roaring, ike mighty cataract, gave
warning Of is approach. lis lac Of
destruction is most distinct. Fifty
feet from where large trees we're NJ
rooted, not stalk Of vegetation was
) hen', and all was still, !, Ell enle |
l,3o,i over Maiden, going into the ali
TX: al inverted cone. is greatest
violence was in West Camhr.d.c art
West Meitorl, by tie depot # the
lowell Railroad. About one hun
. drel house, are damaged, AMI SOM
, entirely destroyed, aud many inliyil
L. J
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Horrible D.rsAvirr.--The a iba-
ny knickerbocker says that base
wretch in the form Of man was, few
weeks since, introduced 10 ii lovely and
conf ling girl of sixteen. lio pressed
her land and said in q thrilling tone
that he thought " the recent fine wea'h-
-r rendered the ladies !ove!ier than e''
rr." She blusIcd and SAID Every.
Her parents considered the matter as
ue,lrd, hut he basely deserted the young
lady, after addressing this pointed Ian
euase to her, and has never called ~
Lc- house since. We are glad to learn
that her friends have taken the affair in
hand, and caused the monster TO be ar.
rested in n sui! for breach Of Promise
damages laid at $4,000. The scamp
will in future be carciu! how he ,rlhr-
with loving hear;s-ihc toughest muscle
By the WY. in the whole body.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-28
2s DOLLARS ron aOMEsIfio'

Mr.. CHARLES WOOD, recently pn'
ricter Of The village Of LakeiaHd' -
Long Island. having laid Oh: a" '4'.
iional number Of lot, 'qpa! u. ''i' A''
quality, and adjoining ,hoac r''''''
dispo.cd Of at that place, which are "
be sold and d, .Jcl i.Ii.ona the iV'tn'
sers in the same manner. 4 'eS "
these shares any are lrfl, ard The G'"'
ion will take place il short tune NY
person wishing to scout hon, ~
himself and family At a mtre norn'r''
price, and within yery shot! e"''T''
hlom New ieIh, vii! 80 Ss.i 70 si|v
-. ,l,tr prsd.-'t'r n',t' san.