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and in many instances mistakes and rites in the
eummonng and returning Of persons leading confu.
various officers charged with these several duties
thus been called to the necessity Of applying the appr
pirate remedy it Is TO be hoped the evils win hereafter
b IL should stated that the irrers-
hrtss complained Of not of recent introduction.
On concluding their presentment the Grand jury call
fhe attention of the Court to the necessity Of
providing for the prompt and speedy disposition Of all
Of criminal offences of less grade than felony
without the necessity of sending such cases before the
Grand Jury This be eonsttutionaly done and the
right Of trial by jury at the same time preserved
There were other matters which the Grand Jury were
Rrecuded from acting upon tor want OF time; among
which may be designated the IN ventilated and entirely
ansucent tenement buildings upied by the poor
9hk city The Grand Jury deem this a great evil calling
Tor seme immediate action upon the part Of the author
4ies or the Legislature and also the police Of the
city should be placed beyond political influences and
7her mode OF appointment vested in hands above such
considerations ~ would control their selection. All
ri which " respectfully submitted.
JAMES b. NICHOLSON Foreman
FERNANDO wooD, Secretary.
Seetmoe-At the opening Of the court this morning
John Tuomey pleaded guilty Of msnslaugbt m the
fourth degree In causing the death of his wife under
circumstances lately detailed in evidence before the
impressive rsmArks Judge Beebc sentenced him TO be
imprisoned In the City Prison for fifteen days and to pay
. tine OF oDs hundred and fifty dollars.
. Te Cdse " Ja"ss b. Shepherd.-The Judge announced
That the sentence James b. Shepherd convicted OF
fse preteness, would be deferred till next term bill
o. exceptcns was In course by the defend
ants counsel
Pvo~ist~g YosaAs.-Two 'shard" looking bows named
Haley and Young in custody on charge OF robsing a
we're brought up and the Judge said they must be
nscnAed - the prosecutor had gons to See He would
sanss sns 70 savs the city without delay they
good subjsos for Australia They had better out
st once Pece advice Of which thsy avalcd than
eeyes o. With great aiacrity. 'A''1
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FOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA. SEN! WEEKLY
United States Mail Line-Tho favorite and fast going
steamer SOUTHERNER, W. Foster, will leave
pier No North river, Wednesday, March 30 at four
o'clock M precisely For freight apply board where
all bills ofladng will be signed and for passage at the once
OF SPOFFOHD, TILESTON 4 CO., 4s South street.
Through tickets for Florida followto Jackson Vile
TO Platka, SS3.
E,OR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
j. The United States mall steamship RoANoAKE E.
CAvendy commander, will lsnve pier IL North river
Saturday April At o'clock, N. For freight apply
tUDLxM 4 PLEAsANTs So Front street.
FOR sAyANM MAI AND IL0RIb4-JNITED STATES
ma Lndiew captain, win leave on Saturday April
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL 1874 Front street.
The FLORIDA, ~ y Wcodhull, captain. on Saturday,
April For speed, strength and fare
tbess ships have superior ON the osean.
DOR SAvANNAH-THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
i wheel steamship STATE or GEORGIA, Captain W.
Collins carrying the United States mall win Phils
delphia for Sayannah ON Wednesday the th inst
o'clock from tho wharf, above Vine street. speed
o. This ship unsurPssssd yaxs
q a:orEa :syss :. above every sls.rnsts wsanssdAy
vhAevW. 10 0AyeanAh, G. Al. Lamar.
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ITO LEASE OR LET-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESI-
dence mile from the city Of New Brunswick and
depot Fifty all in reh rolled meadow high and
mandng extensive view Of The eosntry and oity
daily grated fruit tross &c
double house. large barn. carriage house and All other
venence pump the door, well failing springs
Of water Possession Immediately Apply 10 tho subscriber
ON premises. JOHN ELLIS
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HOUSE IN WEST FOURTEENTH STREET TO RENT
Ill family desire to rent large four story house,
dern built with all the modern impro emen to sspol
sbs person. the family paying the rent for their board
References exchanged Address with name box O Pos
Once.
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Do. do. ChAgres. ..............,.... ~
Nneluding stewards fses)
and In proportion to the other islands
passengers taken NJ half the above rates
Each ship carries experienced Freight and
specie conveyed the usual terms For apply
to ANDREW Low Co. Agents. Savannah
Passengers freight for the mail steamships will be
conveyed TO or from Now York BY The United States mail
steamships Florida, Alabama and Augusta
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL Agent,
lQ4 Front atreat. New
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E,OR BERMUDA AND ST. THOMAs-THE STEAM.
ship Merlin, Captain Cronan, will sail Thursday,
April 7tb.
Passage Money TO Bermuda. $50
TO st: Thomas. .......................W
Apply to f. CUNARD, Bowling Green.
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| ITO LET OR LEASE-THE HOUSE AND EXTENSIVE
lot Of los Franklin street. suitable for IL
very stable manufacturing establishment Apply at "a
i Dev treat
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MEDICAL.

nR. X. PRESTON, AUTHOR OF '.ruR HEMALDS
~ Friend in Need" may be consulted his Once 285
Bowery Advice gratis See his GARD In tbs Pioayuns sun
dAy Courier, and Dispatch.
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New Boots and Shoes

VIM. Bole, 161 Main Street, WheeEHg,
now opening the first lot OF Gentlemen's faShiOnM
u Shoes, New York style, and *I,Akcf BO0!s
and Shoes, which embraces every style al dquatyntk
shoe trade for ladies, misses and ehildrcus wear Gents
boys and youths boots and shoes. To designate tie r1t
ETY. would be too lengthy for an advertisement
G1 This stock is exelusi vely New York and PhaaP1
makes the latest style and best stock and Workmanship
both cftes 1t is warranted and guaranteed both b. te
ers nd the undersigned Particular attention 3 ta
the article ofladies travelling boots. WA BOLh
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Fire at chagrin Falla. Z

On Sunday evening at II O'Clock, the stables
glesion were discovered TO be in flames, which
spread with such rapidly That before they could
be controlled they destroyed the entire barns, to-
gether with nine horses,tiour carriages, two lum-
Der wagons. a number Of HARNESSES. and a large
four story tavern just completed, the old tavern
house and large amount of furniture, and two
small shops. Loss about five thousand dollars
1t was evidently the.work of an incendiary.--
Our citizens have nobly respondedsto the claims
of sympathy and beneyvlence, and the work goes
bravely ON, and in few days from these srnoul-
dering ruins will arise new and elegant buildings
to again ornament our thriving town.,
- "A CrrizEs.
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UNION HOTEL,

-zLs.s.ss ~ GEORGETOWN,D d. G.
THIS large and convenient house, having bsen tloa
ty repaired, and retted with entirely new furniture
handsome and comfortable style, is open for Tie y
commo datfon OF guests -,
The subscriber invites the patronage of the publi "
those who favor him with their company be asSs
OF BILE reception, the best fare and such oa
ana attentions as will make his Rouse compare hto'@@
with the best kept hotels in the District or esews
Omnibus es constantly pass TO and from the CsFs"'
ap22tsm s-A e'' ven 0's'OSA a. ". N FITzHUGA.
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LIcHrNlSo.--we publish the following as ap-
propriate To the present season:
.Mr. E. Merriam, Of New York, distinguished
thatpersons struck by lightning should not be Civ.
en- us dead for at least three hours. During the
first two hours they should be drenched freely
with cold water, and il this fails 10 produce resto
ration. then add salt and continue the drenching
for another hour .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-04

sTag WINE CRor OF rue UNirEp SsrATEs.-Tnll
lSd0the total, vine crop of this country was only
I23s 400 gallons In 1850 IL was 22i,240 gallons,
isiile an Increase OF almost a hundred per cent.
N ten years. HE amount imported last year was
Ill SO. 600 gaIlops-an amount hich our country
-,-i,eable 10 supply Tor It's own consumption III
nj III. f,ffserf rafs. Of innis..sA -
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no pay.

On this, The seventy seventh anniversary Of
American Independence, we cannot present our
readers witt a better record of allthe hallowed
associations ofthe day, or a. better incentive To
noble and patriotic resolves than the
Declaration Of Independence.
july 4rH, i776.
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: uTNo paper viii be issued from this office to-
morrow. Our printers are too patriotic TO work
on the Fourth of July.
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nPoISoNING.n

Thousands of Parents who use vorminge composed OF
Castor OIL calomcl &C., aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying tue
foundations for series diseases such as salvation
loss OF sight, weakness OF limbs, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
Iobensack's Medicines, which we ask the attention OF
all directly interested in their well as their chill
drens health. In Lncreomplants and all disorders ar
sing bilious type should make use of The
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's LIVER Pills.
oS"Be notdsceired, - but ask for obensack's Worm
Syrup Pills. and observe that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor, J. N. HoBENsAcK, as none
else are genuine
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1TMr John c. Moore, legislative reporter for
The Concord Patriot has now in his possession for
tsansmissionto the Worlds Fair, at New York, a
pair ofwoolen footings, knit by Mrs. Frost of the
town of Madison, N. H., who is now enjoying toll
cradle good health, although in the hundredth
year of her age. Three years ago the old lady
could say: "Arise. daughter. and go 10 thy daugh
fer; for thy daughtesSs daughter hath had daugb-
ter.''
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AS you PLEAsE-oR HOW THE ENGLISH VIEW IT.
We cut the following from the London Morning
Chronicle, and commend it as possess ng sound
sense, expressed in q kind though deprecating
spirit, andworthy the practical considerations of the
American people. p. NJ.
Philadelphia, June 30, 1853.
Mrs. STowE IN ENGLAND.
stWe can by no means commend the preceding
which Professor Stowe has set toFnglish husbands
by bringing his wife tote exhibited on platforms
as an object ofpublic fattery. Long may it be
before an English authoress induced TO prefer SO
dangerous end eq liyocal ratification, to the ap
probation of her readers, the love of her friends
and the applause of her own heart. Long, long
may it be before an English tpoman is persuaded to
parade IN foreign lands the spectacle of her otpn
merits and her country's shame. We are aware
that the customs and opinions ofAmerican society
on these points are very different from ours, and
that an ovation of this kind would not be a novel;
we must say, most emphatically, that we wish it
maylremain so.''
DuEl.--Mr. Cohn, editor of the Stats zeitung,
and Dr.. Wint2el, editor of the Deutche Zeitune,
fought aduel, on Sunday afternoon, which result.
ed IN serious ollnd to the former. The condi-
tons on which they fought were, that one of them
should first fire at fifteen PAGES, and having adj
yanced ten, should receive his adversary's fire at
five PAGES. BY the tIal shot the first fire was all
lotted to Mr.. Coin. He fired accordingly, but
missed, and advanced ten PAGES. DR.. Wintzel
raised his pistol, but lowered it again. The hope
thus raised that he did not int nd to fire was dis
hred and struck Mr.. Gohn on he right side, lbelow
the ribs. AT first the wound wns pronounced NOR
tai; butiw we were glad TO learn last evening that
ME- COIN was improving, aud mi eht recover. The
ball has not been extracted.-N. o. Courier, 81 st
uh. 800 :, =
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LYONS KATHAlnos-This invaluable article, for eradi-
eating Dandruf, curling. identifying preserving the
hair said by all TO be the best discovered We
should think the ladies' would try 1t, certainly Price
% cents, in large bottles. Advertised in another column
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AFRraurFu1. SITUATION. Wednesday morn
ing, as the workmen were abont entering the coal
mines of the Messrs. Horton, at Donaldson,
schuyikill county. large mass of coal fell, COM
pletely bnrying one of the men in a standing po-
siton. After remaining in that situation for TWEEN
ty-two hours, he was taken out without having
The slightestiniury. His life was preserved by a
large lump of coal about ten yards in thickness
which wedged him so tightly that he was unable
to move. Themass. of coal that fell was estimat-
ed atseyertyhye tons, being the resultof single
blast the night previous
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Fer any Masss sM gsa FhilaaslphIa
- sssSsEg 49,
SGreat through Line for the East.
fI,HE Baltimore and OHIO Rail Road from Wheepg to
Branch Road at the ae eses se RsS2
ss Raj. ip Road %a S
the line are nov s9me,ed
and omsne e OF the
The new and splendid steamers ofthe Union Line from
Ing and through tickets from these places 10 Baltimore
washington Philadelphia. &C., may be had of the agents.
The anil Wheeling daily at O'Clock
iles9 n and wing two hours there, arrives in
Baltimore e3s0 miles, at 6A the next morning. ma
baggage checked through any the points
baggage The
tmore Without charge Travellers allowed
pig TFS and ssss Fog At e tr %
Syas s e g
board Of The Union Line On the OHIO ard Of
the Rail Road AGENTS at Wheeling SJyB PoEnl Mounds
Williams and SrO1heH.
MIssToN MER CHI AN rs.
CORNER CARyAND! PEARL STREETS,
Richmond, Va.
duee and Ma Goods for them may be shipped
Coz Charles Pendergast, agent the Bato and Rich
non line of Packets, either of whom will receive and
forward them wi thout charge. eIf
REFERENCES: ta-
Jas r. Baker, ESQ.,
Aaron Kelly, So ~
s. Brady, 49,
Morgan Nelson, Wheeling,
DIR. n. H. Houston,
Messrs. Sweeney & Son.
Messrs. Lewis & Geo. Cassan,1
- ~ J. G. Selman & Son, Baltimore. l;es
,5r5,-z.--.-t Love, Martin d Co.
Judge Jno. Brockenbrough, Lexington, Va.
IJAMPToN's WIG kTABLts TINCTU RE, =
Ii THE GREAT RESTORATIVE 5fs
AND INVIGoRAToR, 5
- AND Curl i.-.ll- ~ -
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was cured by il OF hronic Inammatory Rheumatism
seven years duration, after the skill the physicians OF
rSsis London and OF this country had failed Revive
non Eskrice, chaplain s. Navy, byit Also
Judge Davies, Hon T. H. Shelby, Members of Congress-
with members OF the state Department. Washington,
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., PHYSICIANS
It has shovnttsslG most roweEfally curative of

have cured themselves, members their families
by It's use, alter their remedies had aied
Them are generous as to recommend it TO their pa
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ELECTION NOTICE.
'hERE will be Meeting of the Stockholders of the
,aaan9iseturers and farmers Bank OF Wheeling at he
Sklng House. on Wednesday, the 18th day OF July next
pess eq t.e hours of and o'clock
serye the ensuing year. BY order OF the Board,
Jeoo r. DICKEY. Cashier
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. He has plundered our seas, ravaged our coasts,
!. burnt our towns, and destroyed The lives of
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S 5W6llS.
pndsrslgnea. respectfully announce
sIuena hitherto known as
saa During The ast
adj have to the proper.
that we ay o. sleeping apartments &cso
guests - 70 entertain large number OF
critics Of 4h = 10 the prop
~ Known atdh highly appreciated by tbe nubis
would super finous Let IL
sf rpm or The liver or
s Mineral sLlsaee funIivalIed
ar will teati GANG bh
mets siI and were cured these
ior the speedy and Comfortable transit
rt and baggage between the Town and Wes
- @ siatl PC good and charges moderate
We, ~ q 81 D.tSJ. i. PADEN a
seoa County Va. June 4 e2-June1s 2ni.
,,s MISSES HATS, &C. ~
b 81 mlsses lace hats also mar
1855, snFeeu onss White and colored n hnles.
i, 1.- HElSKELLt Ast.dt
o. soOaa, and would invite buyers 10 give
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UNPARAIIEIEDl SI1ccEss

UNPARALLELED SUCCESS! i1'' y
The many cures made by il and the great demand, have
induced the propretors 20 offer it to the afflicted in ts
city with the honest conviction that happy re
SUITS VIII follow It's here, in numerous other places
HON. HENRY CLAY, AND HON. r.. M. JOHNSON
have certified TO its merits CAPTAIN CANoT, broth
er OF the celebrated pllysieianto the
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49, sssa:s.. 80
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Something worth seeingI
"a. M. ADAMS,
II,nnk AZ Thisf.

JUST RECEIVED at fhe black Mammoth boot one
case OF mems bneiskn Jersey Ties very
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Parkersh1lrrI1II ,Tinar -IIraI1.T-

SEA CRABS.
noZ. Crabs, fresh, from Baltimores All ,1;,s ~
= 1es T. NJ. PaRKE II. M arket .street
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them, combined them according light he had recev
fssactSn Of finding disease driven from his emaciated
was Of no ordinary kind astonishing to Ills friends
and netghbors The fame OF spreadi the people
near sent TO tile doctor for his successful wonderful
combination of Indian edies; which was freely given
them until the cases became demand
SO great that the advised friends
INDUCED through Justice 10 himself put his Vgea
freely given Finding its into the first most in
tellgent families, aud astonishing all by its wonderful
cures commanding certificates and testimony in its favor
nom the leading and some OF the most talented men OF the
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WAFER COOLERS.
A MOTHER lot and perhaps the last this season. ha.
lust been received. All who in want Of so desira
PIE an article this hot weather, respectfully relerrct
: le29 HOBBS, BARNES d. co 3
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AMERICANS IN ENGLAND.-A London correspon.
dent of the New York Tribune writes as follows
under tlle date of lime 6. -. r
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------- NEttNUUS DIS. Asses 49,
IN their various forms, giving life yigor, restc
ring tho shattered constitutions, and thus nIsing
PLACE T6 Of BY It's mild pleasant and safe
Gus system, & Gu es DYsPEPsIA a, LIVER COMPLAINT
D 0asSE oss THE URINARY ORGANS, COUGHS
ASTHMA BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS CONSUME
TON, SIRoFULA, KINGS EVIL, WORMS RHEU
MATlSM, GOu T., NEURALGIA, ST. VlTUS' DANCE
FITS, PILES with all diseases arising froI
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VEG kTAB TINCTURE, >
Ii THE GREAT RESTORATIVE ~ Z.
AND INVIGORATOR,

,RHEgatA7zsM. 5ESPsPSi a. .scRoFULA, &c. q
This medicine is altogether - ''5s7- g
FROM THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM,
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LADIES SHOES. 10 --7-----
USTreceived-40p prs. ladies fine j. Lind we;ts;
je3o :" :" N'>t TODD TODD & pEvoI..
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now be had OF the following Grocers-D Cook Corner
es MeTGet Alley John Amek corner Market ami Quincy
Craeken and L keden, South Wheeling. b Wheat Ritch
at the Benwood store-and 1917 Market SouaTe
June -, 1858. 81 l-55- JOHN WEITBRECfiT :
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lHE Committee on Water Works will meet at the CITY
GleTk's ONCE on Saturday next. Cd July. O'Clock
PERSONS III arrears for water will save them
trouble ard costs by attending longer indu
gence will be given after that time.
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,.t MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS BAsK1
Wheeling June 3d. 1883.
II, THIS Bank will be closed, usual, on Monday next
July fth. jy1 - s. BRADY Cashier
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Thomas H. Gibsol

a i.ynnysE Con,ing.-Newa and desirable g Co.
IN ling every few days at tie ponusr ,sISTrE Rso-
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TrOublC i'll IIOndurns .

Nrw ORLEANS, Mrch 9. The schooner
Cnts. Pears ~ arrived this morning from Hon
durns. She reports III 1t great excitement pre-
vailed on the island, IN consequence Of tier
Brtlnnc NaIa>tyS war steamer Devastation
5uvng gnchoreI off Toplllo rruXlllo7, and
demanded the surrender Of the place IN the
name Of the Mosquito king, The Inhabitants
were gwen two hours time tn des,ie before the
announcement Of bomb rlment. The IN.
moItan's yielded To- superior forces, but solemn
~ protested against tine outrage.
The Mosquito lag was hoistuI, and the Hon,
dum, lllg W pulled down.
The Blush war steamer then proceeded to
LumS, and canonldng was afterwards heard
~ that quarter. 1t wts presumed that com
1T WIS going on between the steamer, ana the
lIoniurds troops.
! severe shock of an earthquake was felt at
Belize on the 10th of February.
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]; zee - S,
DuRLINGToN,VT.
rSJDAY MORNING MARCH ia, 1873.

E.sJDAN MORNING MARCH *, 1913.
We invite the attention Of our readers to the
biographical sketch Of the late CoRNEMCs +.
VAN Ness, the publication Of which, from the
y. y. Tmcs. we commence this evening"
Notwithstanding It's considerable length, it vii!
Dc found, by the unusual cleorne ANA clo-
qOenc2 vi lis language. the beauty Of Is ST! lie,
the fulue7s Of il, details Of the political coutse
OF Mr.. VAN NE.s, and, above all. by the most
interrstia! and au!hctuc recorl which II far
n,shes of the eNyiting contemporary events in
Ga, State, 10 repay fully the most careful reads
lnJ
Very soon after the death ofGoy. VAN Mss,
We gave 4 somewhat extended statistical ac-
count of hj3 life ana public services, which we
had prep,red with sJme care aud labor but
n0.hing that We have sud can lessen the inter-
est with which, We are quite sure, Our readers
Will pcrus1 tbs tal better ami more complete
synapSis aud lnllysls Of the life AMI character
Of the distinguished genllcnn alluded o.
Gov. VAN y Ass was greO. LIE tDER ~ err
h9It, during perloi III our political history of
extraordinary excitement. ] hat the BALANCE
was turned against him, then IN the very zenith
Of his power ana influence, must be ascnbcd
to mat s.crn ana uuyicijing tjeiy to rR'Nci-
Pc for Wi ia the Green Mountain State has
been ons distinguished, and winch even his
pJ,cnt anu almost rcsistless peraonI and poll
ucdi popularity could not overcome. It wa-
,sr ,Irlt,pu %, zine lt,lk Of ltip' That Yer