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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28
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10 me Heirs and legalrepresenlatipes of the
ke0. James Johnston, late of Broom towa-
sh'p, M!ttin county. deceased
n Office is hereby given, that by virtue of
writ of Partition, issued out of the Or,
phans Court of Miiflin county, in my hands,
| will proceed to hold an inquistion on the
Real Estate of the Rev. JAMES JOHN
STON, late of Brown township, in said county,
deceased, on the premises ON SATURDAY,
December 27th, 1851, at 10 o'cIocka a. m, where
you may attend if you think proper.
WILLIAM SHRIMP, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Lewistown. Nov. %, 1851. At
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28
THE MARKETS.
Lewistown November, 2S, 1851.

The Lewistown Mills are paying IS cts per
bushel for White Wheat, and 20 cts for Red
Rye 81 cents. Corn, old 80, new 45 cents per
bushel. Prices Of Flour-S2, ,25 per 100 lbs. for
extra, and 81 90 for su9erfnc
IF f. f. LOCKE & Co. at Locke's Mills, are
paying 60 cents for Rye, and As cents for Corn.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28

THE Next CANAL CoMMI5sIoNER.-
Major JACK CUMMUHGs, Of Union county,
is named in some Of our exchanges as the
next Democratic candidate for Canal Com
missioner. Such a nomination would be
rich, but not more preposterous than the
idea lately started by some locolocos of
nominating Bigler for Vice President.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28
For n. Gazette
Miscellaneous Enigma.

NV whole is composed OF l3 letters
NV !, Il, 4, I3, Q, ?, is not goose.
. 3, 6. s, is a place for reflection.
3. 4, 49, is the preachers stand by.
4 95 9, 2, is the dishonest mans pay day.
IS, G. 4. a common foble among the girls.
E. Is. 7, 9, a common foible among the boys.
ia. 4, 9, when green and shady, is pleas
ant retreat.
3. II, 4, l3, is good, bad, and Indifferent.
9. 7. G, 9, 4, one of the untameabIe animals
10, -. /, the beggar's companion.
II, |, I, ., is the principal occupation Of a
number Of young ladies'.
u, 6, l3, is much ne cded By the poor.
IS, 6, 3, 5, is an instrument of great utility.
My whole is as crooked as rams horn.
y.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28
BALTIMORE, November Of 1881

FLoUR.-There is frmer feeling in the mar
ket for Howard Street Flour, though as yet no
sales have been effected at an advance The
market Prlce may be considered at 1891.
GRAIS.-Wheat has advanced about < cents
per bushei on all descriptions Sales were
made to-day Of good to prime reds at &c SU
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28

& tDlIOR'S NOT1CE.-In the Or
N phans Court of Mnin county, in the matter of the
estate of Id"ghtn, de The auditor appointed TO
distribute the funds in the hands of G w COULTER I'd.
mInstrato of w LAUGHLIN, decd will meet all par
lies Interested AT his office, Main street, Lewistown on
WEDNESDAY, December 2ith, 1851 at 10 clock, a. m
when and Th,e all parties Interested ire required TO
make Their claims before the Auditor, oI be debarrcd
from coming in upon said fund
no.S JAMES DICESON .rJ;,,r
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NOticeS Of New Advertisements.

Price & RowIcu, Philadelphia, offer
some railroad ears for sale.
The outgoing Register is over-burdcned
with deeds and other instruments of wri-
ting, from which he prays deliverancc.
William Lind has received superb as
sortment of Cloths, Cassimeres aud Vest
ings, with which he thinks he can improve
the appearance of any one.
John Kennedy adycrises lot of new
goods.
An administration notice, two audits,
and two Sheriff notices also appear to-day.
y \ breach occurred in the canal last
week, near WakeieIds aqueduct, in ihis
county, which delayed navigation for some
days.
The African Methodist Episcopal Con-
gregaton Of this place, have made oyerures
for the purchase of the old Luthern Church
as place of worship.
- KossuTn intended to leave England
in the steamer Humboldt on The goth
instant for the United States
20 The Chrislana riot trials com
menced at Philadelphia on Monday last
Great difficulty is experienced in empanel-
ling jury.
SNow.-The ground was covered with
snow TO the depth of seven or eight inches
on Wednesday morning, which afforded
. tolerable seighing for 4 short time. There
is still plenty of snow, but rather too soft.
The beaux and bellies are in high spirits at
the prospect of all kinds Of frolcs, while
the horses are rather down in the mouth
We have examined some specimens
of Dag7aerreoiYpeS taken by IRoNsIDEs &
Co., in the room over Roach's barber shop,
and feel assured that for fnencss of tone
and finish, they surpass any we have as
yet seen in Lewistown. Whether The ar
lists are more skillGu, their apparatus su-
perior, or the siUcrs better looking. we
know not, but they are decidedly truthful,
and of various new styles. Our readers
are invited TO call and see the recent I'M
provements in this art.
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Estate Of JOHN COMFORT. deceased.
Office is hereby given to all the heirs
= and legal representatives of JOHN COMFORT
late OF The Borough of Iewistown, MitHn coupty de-
"hereas, by an Inquest for that purpose duly
awarded by me orphans Court OF county of Milin
partition and valuation of the real estate Of the sail
John Comfort deceased, has been made the report of
which has been duly made confirmed by the Court
ai"resad at the April term, ls5I Therefore, you and
each OF You are commanded and cited be and appe,
at the general Orphans Court January 5,h 1852 10 he
held AT Lcwisiown, if you think proper TO accent or re-
"se 10 take the said premises the valuation or show
cause why the same should not be sold, sc
WILLIAM SHIMP, Sheriff.
Sterfs Office Lewstown, November IS ls5l.-Gt
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28

80 We referred last week to a petition
circulating in Blair county, in reference to
ardent spirits. since which we have received
copy of it marked for publication, 1t
reads as follows:
70 the Senate and House Of Representatives. Of The
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
The undersigned, residents Of -- in said
Commonwealth, respectfully represent That
YOUR Petitioners, assuming that every society
and government has right to protect itself
against any great and general evil by the adop-
ton of such fundamental laws as will most ef-
fectually prevent and that the true repub-
ican principle is, that all great and vitally im-
portant questions should be submitted to the
whole people, in their paramount sovereignty,
where the same can be conveniently done,-are
admitted political aXioms. And believing that
the use of Intoxicating liquors, as beverage,
by persons in health, resulting as it does in
large portion of our community, in every part
of the State, becoming habtually Incorporate,
and yearly causing the utter ruin, in body and in
soul, in reputation, family and property, OF
thousands and tens of thousands of our citizens.
is a great moral, social and political evil =
That the use of intoxicating liquors, as beyer-
age. by persons in heath-however small the
quantty--s always, to some extent, injurious,
physically, morally and by way of example,
and never beneficial; And that the only ef-
lectual mode Of putting end TO this great
evil, is by absolutely prohibiting the existence
of the present facilities to obtain Intoxicating
liquors, to remove the temptation altogether
Your petitioners pray, that in accordance
with the provisions of the Constitution, an a
mendmeut be submitted TO the qualified cleo
tors of the State, at the earliest possible period
prohibiting the sale within the State, of all in
toXicating liquors, as and for beverage, and
requiring the Legislature at its first session after
the adoption Of this Amendment, and from time
to time thereafter, to pass such laws as shall
carry this provision into eLiectual operation.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28

cents, and one cargo al II cents: Of white al 20
sc cents, and Of family flour white at 90 a Q,
cents. CoRN.-SaIes Of Corn at 50 50 cents
for new white, and Sc 81 cts for new yellow
We quote old at "a 56 cents for white and
yellow, free from iy-.3merican.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28

IL Congress will re-asembles in a few
weeks, and, among other things, it is said
that the tariff will be amended and raised.
Whatever may be the result, there will be
no rise in the tariff of prices charged for
goods of any kind at John f. NereH' 8
store, his stock having been purchased and
paid for while the market was al low
ebb.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28

~ The Pousville Emporium learns
from good authority, that there is strong
probability of the selection of r. c. HALE,
Esq, of Mifflin county, as the next Secre-
tary Of the Commonwealth, ANDREW II.
REEDER, Esq. of Northampton county,
as Atonicy General, and General FRANCIS
NJ. WYNKooP, of Schuylknl county. as
Adjutant General. In point Of ability,
Mr. Hale would perhaps compare with
any that have been mentioned for the Of
fee, and would no doubt make an excel
lent officer
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28
THE GAZETTE.
LEWISTOWN, Pa.
FRIDAY EVENING, November 2S, 1854.
TER.NS:
ONE DOLLAR PEER ANNEI3E.
IN ADVANCE.

For six months, IS cents.
L@An NEW subscriptions must be paid in
advance. IF the paper IS continued, and not
paid within the first month. % will be charg
ed; if not paid in three months, 81 50; if not
paid in six months, Sl.75; and if not paid in
nine months, $500.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28

NUIsANcE.-The children from half a
dozen public schools, running round to
private hydrants TO procure water. We
think it is full time for the Board of Di-
rectors 10 see TO this matter.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28
MONEY MATTERS. TRADE. &C.

The following are the quotations of broken
bank-notes in New York Farmers Bank
Nina, 80 cts. on the dollar; Bank Of New Rocb
ellie, 80 cts. on the dollar; James Bank. - els
Oh the dollar Commercial Bank, Perth Amboy
SOC. on the dollar; Peoples Bank, Patterson
l5c. on the dollar; Bank of Salisbury, l5c, on
the dollar.
The steamship Baltic for Liverpool, sailed
iiom New York on Saturday, taking out the
following amount of specie
In American Gold, sl.Ol3,525
In SoYereigns, S3IIg
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28

B UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In the Or
- Phans Court for the county of Mifn, in the mat
ter Of the sale of the real of Margaret
dec d, by Sheriff d. Mex Contner trustee by order OF
orphahs Couft-lhe auditor appointed TO distribute the
funds arising from said SALE will all parties inter-
esed AT bis office, Main street, Lewistown on FRIDAY
December Goth 1851, at O'Clock, p m when and
where all parties Interested required TO make their
claims before the Auditor be deharred from coming in
on Said tnnd JAMES DICKSON,
1t Auditor.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28

giNE OIL just received and for :, ie at
Il ap IL, BANEs' Variety - brn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-04
From the rari. E'cnins Star.
SPRING.

Beautiful and lovely spring will soon aP-
pear The sun rcsplcndent will mount bis
higher throne, and DIVE away the cold and
piercing winds Of winter from his mild ap.
proach. Spring with is warm, balmy, ani
gentle brcczcs, will cause the naked earth to
spring again, aud silent nature tossing. The
animatiug glow will cause the tender blade
10 shoot, and shrubs and trees, which naked,
long have moumci, to wave IN green, and
blossom 10 the hedge. The cheerful bird
will hail the dcwy morn, and smiling sing
amidst ihc bcauicous flowers, which nm lhC
air with sweet doors borne on b1lmy Icphyrs
These, with the blooming bcauuc, nature
yield., will constitute a SCENE mos, exquisite
~ pleasing
The hmf's, with renewed energy resume
their toll 10 culu'.ung tie earh, enjoying IN.
,alubrious AIR, aul tho music Of the Gelrherci
songslcrs, the pcullc running streams, and
the gambols Of the cock, and herds. An
have a tendency To give pleasure and content,
think no one eau hesitate 10 welcome joyoss
spring with an IL, varied BEAUTIES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-04

Lazy PIorLE.-Thanks to Heaven and our
ancestors, and to all others who had any part
in making Us what We are thanks to them,
one and all, that we were not born lazy. la
lincss. has been the parcni Of al the sins TIA,
has been committed since the morning Of Gre
alton. Eve was in q lazy IL at the time Sa-
,an tempted her Il Adam had kept her busy
she would have Kept out Of mischief, and We
should an have been as innocent aud a. happy
Ms Young lamkins lfihc anledcluyans had
commenced building arks, when Noah
rrracAei a. them, lhcy might al have been
saved: bot they were too lazy to work, and
-1 they were drowned IN the great aquacIous
catastrophe. The reason the EgyrlIans reiu-
ed TO lrt the lsnclitcs go was because they
vctr too lary to make their own bricks, and
wished To compel the Hebrews to do 'hai
work for them. The consequences are all
known lhny we're plagued previously, and
afterwards drowned IN the Red Sea- Lazy
people IN our own days, are constantly plag-
uri themselves, AMI are an everlasting plague
and eve sore to others. Tho SIGHT Of !. creep
ing, lis,lcs,, inauleni man, or woman, is mis-
cry TO the ,hrny and industrious. People Of
,his class, arc whbou, friends, they are ab.
hordby their own relations, and universally
dreaded They not only bate 10 work them
selves, bot they hate 10 SO work done and
would fin have the whole world as usclc-.
and inactive as they arr. az this hind are
your loungrrs, vho delight 10 hanging about
workshops, printing offices, and every place
where they can interrupt business Had We
as Homer expresses It.
- hunir,,l inuuth. a th1u.and t1ogIcs,
: throat II l,rass AMI adamnntius luug.,"
We could scarcely find time and strength To
cxccratc such character
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-04
JENNY LIND.

Miss Lind meets with the same success at
- Louis which has attended her consents IN
the other cities Of the United States. She ar
rived there on the 18th inst, and the choice
Of tickets for her first night was offered at
auction the same day. The price OF each
was fixed at five dollars. The frt choice
was sold to the keeper Of a rcfrcshmcnt 80
loou for $50. The next bid was SIl,jO.-
Afterwards about forty premiums Of 50 and
80; seventy were bid oil at Sj,25 and
. so and a great number brought from ; TO
50 premium. The aggregate OF the Premi-
uns alone brought for the mornings sales is
set a, $1,000. The whole proceeds Ut the
concert were estimated at about nine thousand
dollars. Ten cents were charged for admis-
sion to the auction. From this SlOO, 80 were
realized, which were handed over by Mr..
lIamum to the Mayor to be used for charita-
Die purposes.
Jenny Lind's Z" Home, Sweet Home" was
followed last night by repeated bursts Of the
most enthusiastic applause. 1t was, indeed,
a rare gem, which was properly appreciated
by all. An elderly gentleman who heard it
was so excessively excited tina, the said:-
- Good Heaven! If ! had but the hollow
trunk Of tree to call my home, could go
home now and creep comfortably into it,
81. Lou, Republican.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-04

Tur DASDy AND rus ALARM WA1oU-A
New England paper tells the following s'av
Of travelling dandy, who CHARTERED at ta'-
err, not long since, on the Sabbath
"lIe prepared himself To attend church, hu'
not possessing that very imPolan, elai,rl,
watch, and being particularly DESTROYS to cl'
dash, he applied to The landlord for ,hr loaa
u one. The landlord, possessing very Pov-
crlul alarm waich, readily complied with the
request, but previously wound up lhe alarm,
end ,ci iiat the hour which be- supposed would
be about tlr middle Of the frs, prayer. Tho
dandy rcpairod to the church lie arose with
an the gracc Of finished exquisite, a, tic
commencement of the prayer, and stool play
ing very gracefully with the borrowed seals,
when suddenly be jumped as Il he haddscov-
cred a den Of raltlcshakcs The WHINING OF
the alarm had commenced The people star.
tcd-,he dandy made furious grab at the Of
tending watch, with both hands outside Of
the pocket, and attempted to squcze i into 'i-
lcncc, but in vain. 1t kept up It's tur-r.r.r,
and il seemed as ii it would never stop. The
sweat rolled or the poor fellow be scIzedhls
hat and making one effort for the door, bur
ricd of with tbs waich-pocket in one hand
and hif ha, in the other, amid the suppressed
laughter oflhc whole congregation"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-04
THE LEGISLATURES.

The question 90 ali0rgr our State Cog,,i-
t.tiD1 so as o. provide lar holding ihc sessions
ur,hrles..hilre 100 January instead of NAY,
% vi.l Dee rrcollce,rl, wa, Submitted Co the
people o., tbc last annual State election, and
u-, decided iu favor Of Winter Sessions.
Ta. Resolve passed AZ ,hc la., session ct
lss Legislature submitting this question Co
,as pa ie, provides tl,ll he Lrg.A.turc,
s.. .el -ls elected ga September last, shall
bold .,s regular session ia May neat, and thar
CHS Legislature and thc State officers shall
a.l yrr from M4y next ull January l-j3.
Cr- Gently 'hcc will b. no regular session
.. ID. H.. stature after the next summer sas-
300, 600 January 1858, and DO election Of
I.r..t.r. Cd, State Officers again ull SEP.
.n.. I-,s.
N.s % Is competent. aul .H our estimation
......r. Or tlc legislature, which B., tu as-
l. lH May ueyr, Co hcI ,gsy short ses-
.H. aE-ga''g long Co ortan.zr arJ 60 thr
a'.. rn.a's business, Il any such shall in-
pend. aaI th.a adjourn over 40 ,hc January
bI.u.a-, when d, claPuc-ai 20 DO the rsru-
.r tan....
4.s principal r,r.a-s l.r adopting ihis
.a.ss +. ,ha, % would De- virtually carrying
.r' .lr intentions Of tLe people IN deciding
Winter Sessions. An ihc reasons. there
l.e, aal t.y ace many aaI valid. which com
sP.rai 60 eject tbr change OF ,ha time for
boiling tle sessions, have equal force, 10 uur
view, Or Die adjo-mmeui or ihc next May
session o. January following. thr month in
eagh failure Legislature, are to ASSEMBLE iu
ar-oriaHca with the will Of the pcOple.-Tze
blrgo- JF.rs5qic7.
vs. thiak Inherently. According to the ,o,, u
- -,Pls. 81 b, az aush their viii ,hl, the Lesis.
.rrr .ioo'I boil May session the prescott y,.s
sithaut ,,,,ouruneui an the wuIk OF ,he ,ss.iOa /.
completed. a. Il 10 that shouli bold Winter 80.
SOFA o. 1883. T. j. vel ABavn hat changes, even
Sc ,hs bs,isr, feigsully Protaoc oisauangemou'
s.l ,ao,a'cuisaes ~ ,hg tia,e bring. To Ob'iate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-04

"Mr. Drew by a visit to England and
Scotland would furnish to the people Of Maine,
through the columns bf his paper, with a
mass Of information Of vastly more value than
ten times the cost Of his mission. He would
DO the medium TOO Of communicating much
information in his travels and intercourse re-
la,iyc TO the State Of Maine. No man in the
State, We venture to say, could do more IN
these matters than Mr.. Drew with his close
observation, and clear mind and ready PEN
I, is pity there is no State fund from which
to pay his expenses. hut he must not give
up the journey. There are men OF wealth m
Maine who will surely contnbui" TO this no
Die object and thus secure 50 many ad'an'a-
gcs. We never had ANY very great cravings
ior wcllih-no, quit, enough love Of money
probably-bu, jos, now wc shouldlike TO own
a pile, Just to lc, our friend see what would
be done with portion Of 1t. We trust that
some OF our ci,.zrns will contribute 10 The
funds required In pcrlrc, ,his mission
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-04
Barnnm. Jenny Lind. and Tom Thumb

The Delta give. DE ullovin, account oi
4n interview br,ocra Jean, Irul and Tom
Thumh.-
Yc,ut5y,hc gallant General Tom Thumb,
who h,d ir,, arrived rrum Mobile, dbl not rect
lum llc fu-ua Of his journey, bs@r be
procr,dci 20 pay b.s respects TO AMI take
leave 1t SIS. L.uI, who Vns Iu,, about to
leave 900 90. Magnolia. TIL meeting Of the
General auI NJ Lind va, very cordial and
interesting. The General kur,i at The f-rt OF
ihs Nightingale a.I kissed l.ar hand very lc-
,ou,ly 49, bad al.o many l.ulr, arprupu-
ate, of banI roupIUmruls, which De- show
upon the G.ir SucJc with great rallanuy,
concluding by taking ouI hs beautiful liulr
Ycwclcd watch, which De offered To Miss Lind
as q keepsake. She respectfully declined the
olcr rmarLng that II vas ton small lor her.
Al,cr ihc interchange Of mutual good wishes,
the General departed with many profound
bows and Kisses of his very small fingers
The General and Bamum also'had a very ten
der scene at parting The General hoped
ljamum would take care Of himself and not
get too Wild and frolicsome since be- had got
irom hrs (ihc Gcnenl's) control aud Bar.
mum epjOncd Tho General to give up cocktails
and cigars, and take the pledge whcrcuPon
the General suggested to the Emprs'ario that
he bad h1nblg, enough on hand, without un-
dertaLing that vi teetotalism. They cmbra-
ccd and parted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-04
f~m 'br Evening star"
NIGHT

All around b, s,.ll add peaceful. The alo-
rious orb Of dag has sank behind the western
hill, and night throws hrr sable mantle slow.
~ and silently over the earth. The cbrrrnl
voices Of mirh and plaIu,-s are no longer
heard, and lhc busy ,umult u dly has ceased.
Nigh, comes, and, with her cumr, thr hour
10 mediate on the words and ds,i, of DE-
past day; and memory often vandcrs back 90
year, aud srrncs long past, and pcrhlr. m.a.
r!cd feeling Of JOY and souow, pleasure anil
ugri.
Md when At Is', we yield our boJic, 90
lhr power of sleep, doe mysterious mind D,
not wholly inactive. " Bot while Tra-oa
rests. mimic fancy wake, 90 initiate hrr anl
m..on.nt SHAPES, 10 matching words arl
decd. Dom, passed. or Date, vll work pr.I..
crs 600, bgi m1s' iu Jram-
Tvs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-04


his lis,. Bu are no, YOU Trustee Ofthc
University Of Virginia and couldntyou take
hi. Book ior the College," "Tme, true, my
love, | never ,hoogh, Of that" aad he put
down his name. This IS . sample oCthe al
mirlme tact with which she could carry her
point.
There wcr, excellent points IN her charac-
or. She was ever friend TO the iucnd'css.
Whcnsycr.in the drawing. room, a modes, in-
iiuIual seemed thrown IN ihc back ground,
Der quick csc instantly rorcciycd il and she
uoalJ slvavs coatr.yr. without ans parade Of
rUalczsyu.lon. bu, boz ,Le mo,, easy aui ua'u-
ri manner. b. o. hind uorl, a kni loak o.
question. OPP srmr ughrss u1mglc,s, iruuE,-
bl.. hat r'..ru1l cyauc-.e, of which She
was so perfect mistress, 20 attract arirl,.ou
ana ,i,saa-.mut toward ihe object other
k.rEur.s Nur urs ths trait in hri d.spusi-
zion confined ra more couri1.y yf manner She
was ever ready t1 confer substantial kindness
on those who ur.l,li. Mr. C.,l.u. We adj
,ra,uuu i.aa,oy OF Indian l.lc AMI mar.
rrrs. IA MAN r. distinguished Cor Dis modes,
simplicity ofmr1 al, Tor ihc chamuthsrcn-
cIl or,-rl'a,-I ir mc ih.sanrcloir. While
Quito q ,1aa- uau. aul soon after Do, mll-
r1cs. d. va, Boo Virginia, BOO ,hc vicinity oi
Nr. NaF-1r's hnur. ,ajcayurtnE Co earn h.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-04

lIurrwr Mrapus-Ma.or BlH'.u uI
ihr boundary COMMISSIONER, arrived 90 N.N
Orleans 900 Doe gG,i from Texas. &c. lgNur
comm.. iua 1, ElPaso. Ald.nrune ar.
lhr NrNc1u commissioners bad h.u a..s.
% satisfactorily MAJOR -. rIHa, h1u.r
SCENES at ibc frontier town OF sarub.nn. s
hluI Of d..p.ulor- bad infested doe nv..
committing mauy murders. Tho mcu5.r ui
%, commission raised mTca uf Nmsucu.
uhoarrr-,cI cish,oftho,rn mardrrr, ir,.,
and Immediately hung them aII Amou- t.t
per.ons Murdered was Mr. 5. &. Jameson.
and Elmh C. Clarke, son OF Hon. John IL.
Clarke United States SENATOR from Rhode Is.-
and. The report in the Ala that VIZ
Clarkc's wife and children were murdered
was mistake.