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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-09

Odd Fellows, nIasonE, Red nen, Som Of
-r- Temperance,
And other Society Regalia,
Banners, Seals and Je,oeLs, manufactured and sold
by Gibbs s. Smith, No. 70 Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd. ~
THE assortment usually on hand consists of
REGALlA,
Odd Fe!Iors'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and Eli
Past Grand and other Officers plain and
embroidered.
1st, I'd, Sd, 4th and 9Th Degree Parade Re
galias. Oh
Pichly embroidered Encampment Parade
Regaias. "
Mdsonie-Knights Templar, Royal Arch, and Master
Jewels, Robes, Banners, Swords, &C.
Sous of ISnPeTdnce-Nationa, Grand and Subordinate
Divisions-Ofhcers and Members II n =. -
Red Men-Sachems Past Officers richly embroidered
Sd Degree Working and Parade Regalia.
80 sT1aa..-.fEr JEWELS DID,.
or the various ORDERS OF Silver Gilt or Plated Metals
including Knights Templar with DiTks0
BANNERS.
Banners every SIZE style cost adapted the va
ous orders and Societies. manufactured to order
signs for Banners. when required furnished eX
pense showing the style of the when finished Also
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS &c.
Comprising the largest asortment to be found in u S.
LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES;
Wishing to fit up their Halls, supply themselves with
Parade or Working Regaa, Banners &C., depend p
on having their orders satisfactorily filed by calling
addressing sFs- ..r-.l. GIBBS q SMITH,
Resala and Banner Manufacturers 10 Baltimore Street
Baltimore Md ~
~ G. T. FRY. Agent for Wheeling Va. oct6-tr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-09
Smy1ie's Coach Factory.
NO. 139, Market slreet. WheeIinx va.

n u.vp IL g OPpUSIte The Wdshingt Hall.
nra vE constantly on land variety OF the most y
and Eastern style of Carriages Of all ieserpd
OF Ihe choicest MATERIAL and built in the n
viii lew Call and see and judge for yourseyr%
pay attention all orders in my linz q
in an carriages warranted Old Carriages taEts
care and Iot new ones Repairing done promptly Win
nno on hand few second hand Carriages sale Cs'
hoSzo - = - = = - JSS SMYLIB
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-09

q. X. w. ALNUTT. r. H. LOVE. G. ". MARTIN.
Love. Martin & Co..
Id COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
BALTIMORE, MD,
No. ), Exchange Place
agents for the sale Of Bacon, Pork, Lard Butter lJr
WHISKY and Western Produce generally.
DOSS ESSlNG ample and every facility for dorr
business in satisfactory manner, they respectfully
c share the patronage OF those requiring Agent
this Market Particular attention given TO tho purchase
Of Groceries for Western account. &' = F7'7-7T
Refer to, -s--44- s-a. .-@f fa-a- -.t1 q. p
Baltimore Bankers and Merchants generally
ID. Lamb, Esq, Cashier North Western Bank Wheeling
5. Brady, g Merchants & Mechanics, a
John List, (" Farmers & Manufacturers H
j. C. Talman, 90 Branch State Ral,k O . BRIDE.
port. ~. - ri fTT1' = = - -
III Forsyth Wheeling, Va FE--f
Lewis Bayha, "a ..s.- . ..-
James K Baker,
W. w. Shriver,
Aaron Kelly, g.. t.....--.
John r. Morrow, "a - . #. 70. o.
Sep 16.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-09
Saddles, Harness, TRUNKS, SC.

saddles, Harness, Trunks, &C,
GA LEX: gEkSH b. SHEPPARD would respectfully
VIC me attention OF his friends the F1sSs
61n ~ tS his whs1s
M mt of all articles minis lnes o1sstinl n saddle
Trnnis Y SsaEnsss Iron frame and Weed n SSr
and Hog skim Collars, Hames. Whips, sc
otthe best materials, and WILDE soid On Rap FOR CASE
nne desiring to purchase requested call
sertls-1yd. = No. 11s. Main at. whcelIns.nn
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

"A bulis,Hg fs1usris aefefaed ~ .
hs' fecisry ~ No'ainugsna. Nsss- ~ss -.
aiaTes ~ hrs fi.eg s'chch Maraar
r,arr6ur. - rt;sS sas f,s rrrrrsss a
So asuses ',ssi ssss = ,br pvspasH ~ ne
hs.ldias at's esesgr,a ~ fsaieas trsrs iiss
sncs.f~ 'assr ~aaAe~. ard NJ ioAu ".
sE's. ~ sssssJtptftss i.sfssl. So basnrd ,,
Sssss, ser hsaT bssing sn's setn fieisd.
"A Fesssr~aa NAMED jsaats pstasies
fren ofsosA \. n sisn.t the iisfrossusa.
frc,f Hal IA R1s;ra ea Mssins s,lsF is'rs.
tnr. sns ccutvt1od vs,h hrsahes q to-
aieiul.efs ~ + - 81 Ais iois sssf. srpi
49, lu 81 b.uis - itaunagqon. - has
tetsiasA hs. sye,srsa " fali i,erf.s,aH Sc
Defc uisa trmu1, a gfbefrie hosliig.
seA ,.-fss.za. a,ssisi isbai ds.y
%. : rssas-pcs "a Raiirgad syrtss, 1T
80 cag. -ss .aasfrs iIrssgb ne cellar
5o.s. Surur ~ sbscsye 4 ~ fsaaili, "a
TfsAss sAsrssaa lssi wsss, sns rsli-sd ~
n.osssy ssa g's'ds ~ uie alspaal y s5s,~so'
a ro5., .elt 90 Mpnusnvri a.. Dsiu
aa.sr. d,s hieess ~ u c.sy. 20. c,saflo'c.
D, destroyed es IRE or saB8ay iaesning.
IL insi.. together VITA large gusAiAy v
hwy AID yslustls rsar hinrfg. i,sss hessy
Siar-ly Afterwards. Dprsnds rops-~sit 90
oslis-s 1851 "a bnfus ls-s $500, in
cured So ~-sa Seycfsi fre,usn's fgliis
occurred
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07
TEMPERANCE N ST. ALn,,..

The Messenger says; "The amount Of
liquor selling, and liquor drinking in this
village Is greatly les,onod. The sale Of
hqnor If greatly annihillied, aud the ncw
law has prevented more liquor in tins town
within the last six weeks than the former
las IN two yeau. Many who opposed the
law m February. now are 10 friends. We
speak shat We know. and t.siify what sll
see 10 be true, that the law /. doing an the
good that could be reasonably expacte,. Of
~
The above statement applies equally well
10 Burlington The law i found To work
admirably, 50 far at least a. relate. 10 the
vending Of liquors, or the open exhibition
- drunkeness Il II ruulorcd. indeed. ,hst
Congress Water occasionally finds rs
way 10 tins pom from the New York side.
and Hso, II q probsbly taken s. IN doses 10
suh the patient Z" bul the public ssle of ar
dent spirits seems 20 be wholly d,zconiin-
ned The ugiisnce of our nutharities.
moreover makes n rather unsafe for man
% appeaF IA Disguise ia our streets
Burlington Frce Prcss.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

We bsss nxt.t ~4sA ssas inercs.
an, rresi dssl 4 su-p~sse. si,s sssre
oaauls,ans ned sacopossohss sfelui5-~s
u she rsrmn@s pssess b. n. rog.sa -.
iesspss q ssapsfpssu'y Psiairsi os.sai nF
rsIsrr.'w i,s sascss'sse ana segq.gs a 81,
Lsqasr L@~ ara uss NAlgs 20 . g,a,ts
tssevtng ~ 80 D. s1d - y~,fg nsss fs.s~s
pas 4 ~ss nessg sssds a Psg-y gse.sapa ~
~ xA1 -as gsesssz Ia ihe Lortslpsors
~nissr ssfsseaes " sss sssry aissini iit,f.s
~smirr,s Iisi3sr iseard 90 sss galss
ind teacssAis slsceisa,s asfipf sasar ihFr,
~ iosf sri, q ~ Pa'risf, 'rsriosif s,or,s
- f'ss oaiied ui.sn is giss .an,s Ssgidsd
r4sdoDes " ~ sgggs~istiei. nsa sosia ssy
ns1 ~ Dc siqges ,sts Z 20 a. ~ -s can
sBbssss.i.2t'slys go b~F - ss ercas,1
hssss sFs1haer sarfisrf vs. Aasr aosr,,
he~escs, esprr5eacrs W et-phaiy sisn-
isfig rifa4as sfsnceS. ~ ises A. iiis md.
and vesli respectfully ,sssifc -i,ro,s, ,i,e
sistfrr 'iss' itis = wlr ls- - rf,sendej'
y . M proved, q esrn Ts,srnded 60 BE-,
nssl a'aee wAiEs tisn flssBocrais. be- ,fo.
ps~sou - he nsu.i.sf a ,as fc-frriito
psrlas sissss. voted fss he o.il-ns BAL"
an sa4e l.sgaslssuft consequently The tfoa-
Ne - n ihe Anal &C., u slgvNsl BY u.c
Pcssse, u % sasasiu9 D. -af,e~s ihs fusco
a sAas at~sgt. Aseaad hp- ait - By
lszie - ils ,fspi ;iiAs lstsnt ssajoriiy
n ~ p~sris q issso~I ar hEsss SD
ssses.ss a ~.sjepiy y n, j.s.ya, u i,rusoai
sstsd 10 sasfaiA ~ f~7uaf isaR. p,f,fs,,
u va HLsr les. and ~ sach slouid be
eeaSs-sasss ~ every DriDaesai. Adeofd-
sng g. ,hss Fraspfaps rvs, las Fasscd BY
ear ieRsisia'e J. Wing ls~, ans equally
osnarsoas 20 il.c nsrsi seilse = the ,rue
ss~"nc'xry eqoally epen 20 t,e's coudcin-
ns'sen ssFsally provocative n ihci, oppo-
s.,sss s',ch iegsf Is soi convincing 10 Us.
bpi isaesihl' II nay be 10 ,hosc vho can
sss ~ iafer
The groer tnsss u ne people q Yer
nsan am ifue sasn ia~-sb,8ipg c4tisfn-
sni'ona % aequie-ee ~ he siil q popu.
lsi faa5en'y "a al NJ rn-si question. q
H. DAY snt Il tbs popular MI chAr.oos
% b. IN opposition 70 the rsutilBenis II a
iafrs ard respectable niaoftty. that minor.
~ ,s eone'i.Aied by az lnna,c respect far
isH si.d ofdes. II - anf,gtuns,e that there
an sessr iis8o~ibis u,sl-roni~n,s. happily
iheif nuia.cf - ssnsil. r. lln hs,r ~ frspsei
&c lac and os,ler. iln, are ~ vice IN their
o~H com es,s As 10 - mp their Opinions IA
Opposition % The viil u the people bts
,hs J-rIoie hsve - fsr had ,i,sif owH usy.
snd !, ~ill be strange Il they DO Bs Tor
,lss f4lar.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07
More Uncle Tom "Slock."

A few days since, the people Of Brook
Ign On. ~ were startled by report
that two mulaiio boys, fugiliyes from
bondage. had made their escape, and
were at the house Of n highly respect
able citizen, the son Of an esteemed
clergyman, residing in or near Pierpont
street. All the negroes, aboliiionisis,
and anii-iugilive slave lawites, were
around at once, and the "poor boys" en-
crossed the attention of all Brooklyn for
at least twenty-four hours. The under
ground railroad was put in order al once,
and AN attempt made to ran the fugi-
lives on-not 10 Canada-but TO the
Aims House Don't be in hurry,
reader; you have not heard all yet
The two yellow boys were not from
down South, nor were they born slaves.
No, they were born as free as any child
in Brooklyn. They were going TO the
Aims House 10 be taken care OF, that's
all. To make a long story short, the
preaching Of Henry Ward Beecher has
had its effect. 4 daughter Of one Of The
~ y hfhR N'NNNF'HA AhNifNE'F W AfibNfa-
lyn, and wife OF a son Of "a reverend clcr-
eyman. aching upon the principle that a
negro Is ~ good as white man, and
believing that Dan, the coachman, WIS
a better man than her husband. carried
oul the idea of Mrs. Oakes Smith, and
followed the example Of Potiphar's ifc.
Unfortunately, Dan did not, like Joseph,
shy her presence. The consequence
was presentation 10 her husband on
Dan, 1--we don't know which, q a pair
Of as fine. Cat, woolley heads, ~ ever
delighted the eye Of free-soiler. The
long and short Of il j.. reader, Mr..
-----. daughter Of Lord -----. and
wife If Mr. ---, had become the
mother 81 a pair Of negro babies. and
about THE liiile osldiiy, vas an the cA-
ciieneni 10 Brooklyn Everybody. We
b"hese. mns Bsionishsd, hui Dan aud
Henry Ward Bcscher.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07
Trascdy ialiau ronsiL W


The rcnshkrt'.ic Difly P.o,
rates lhr following .icry'
\ most hurrihl, crinr was .. n.,..
ir,l in this Count, un : 4naay. Oh. III
inst. which Together With ihc c,,,,..
stances attending ihc bisior, of t..
concerned. Will iim a chap,,rof r,...
ing inicrc,, to the public fof u,..
year. man named ncpiuWn p,-
lived in the mountains known o.. pa.
" Tap-." m thu toWnof Rochp.tar.
TIL. County liz had several Son, a.a
daughters The wife a. Ben Rl,s.
one cold morning. was lpund fo-rn D..
death. about mile from home. in ...
mountains, some if,rtn OF morr ,,s..
ago, aud she was buried beneath OBJ.
leaves Of the forest Ben lived alias.
with his children for some time. b.,
ilnall, they were MI married save on,
named Eliza. MOI far from Bon. h,.l
man. named Cross who Was married
hni lived unhappiIy with his wife Gu
knew this. and accordmcl, opcupd n,.
cniiaiions with his neighbour which Be-.
suited IN 4 fair exchange Roycc ,oo,
Mrs Crnss 60 wife. or &c H.. HON.
aud Gloss took Bcn's daughter. Elisa
soon after this arrangement Tee vo.
man Eliza gave birth 10 n daughter -
Bat the complexion Of the child. Oh.
color and peculiar curl of It's hair 3D.
dica,cl that some one blnrkcr ,tl.
Gross was is father. Besides, her Die.
puicd intimacy with n colorcl imam
strengthened the conviction that Tie
child was the progeny of the hlnrk man
and white woman. Gross did not seem
TO mind this ai all, bu, continued To aa.
knowledge her as his spouse, and th,
child as his own.
The girl became fourteen or fifteen
years Of age, when she was scduccd lu
n man living in the neighborhood, by
the name of Jacob Goslin. lie hasa
wife, who, il is said, was jealous Of him
( The girl Cross WINS about to become a
mother. On Sunday she was induced
to accompany Gosln into the woods.
and in the course of their walk thew
came to preciTcc, about two bundled
feet high, and perfectly perpendicnlar
Here they stopped TO talk. After o
briefperiod Goslin looked over the brink
and cried out TO the girl that he saw
woodchuek, and indicated to her where
the animal was to be seen. Alier be
withdrew a step on two, she approached
the edge of the rock to look over, when
he gave her sudden push and over
she went into the awful abyss below
Strange as il may appear,lhc fall dil
not kill her. She struck among stone.
and slumps, but survived the terrible
descent. The ininrics she sustained
however, were terrible, and must prove
fatal, il is said. Her bowels were rem,
open, and her whole body was bruised
and mangled in horrible manner.
In this awful condition she crawlcd
towards habitation, and was two DAYS
and nights exposed, before she was dis
covered. Up to the last accounts, She
is siill living.
Goslin has fled. II is said that his
wife was cognizant Of the cowardly
deed, and il is believed. urged him TO It
from jealousy. Officers are in pursuit
of the william, and it is hoped he may be
arrested and punished The people
here are highly excited on the subject,
and if he is captured here, he will nj.
most certainly be subject 10 lynch law
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07
Another Terrible Steamboat Disaster
ys LIVES Lost!

OGnrNsbunG. Nav /. We learn
from Kingston, Canada West. that the
steamer Ocean Wave was burned yes
icrday morning near the Ducks. fny
miles above Kingston. She is reported
to have had GO passengers on bcard.onl,
% of whom were saved. In two hour,
after the fire was discovered the hull
went down. Those who were saved
were taken Off the wreck by the schoon-
err Genrgana. Among them were
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

The Cl.sVcland }s,u,dealsr, OF the
2sih. ,ass a widow lsly. ast,l n, living
nlnHr 9n Murison a.. VS. found dead IN
heF hoosc to-day, her throat has Jog been
cut from ear 60 ear. There l. no doubt
Of iis being diabolical murder. The
house has been observed by The neigh
bors 10 have been shut up since Friday
last To day being warn. suspicion
Mas roasyd by stencil from the house
\ n 'nsiua ~ss opened snd ,nna bor.
nbsc tiaA Wa revealed. There lay
The hasly ~ the wemeB in partial putrc-
c''oe, he's head nearly severed. lying
partly Raldef ihs stole. sn1 the sieach
lrrriiis k,ery ,uuk, dtawvr and
chest ,n the i,oasc hal been nac1
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07

SBrrP.-There have been landed from
the steamship Humboldt. at New York,
one hundred and eleven sheep. Of the i'm.
proved merno stock,--romarkable for their
large size and weight Of fleece. They
were imported by Solomon w. Jewett. Of
Middlebnry, who purchased them in the
interior Of France. Most of them were OBJ
tanned Of Mr. Victor Gilbert. of Vaudeville,
department Of Seine rOise, who has impro-
we'd them from the original Spanish stock.
Their average cost per head Is s:}0--ex
pense Transportation from 20 TO $40
Here they readily bring from 100 to 500,
and Tor several valuable runs, Mr. Jewett
has refused $500 and upwards. HIS IN
poriaiions during the last three years.
omount 10 ~55.0o0.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07
rp,ron.s ran,.r.

NrEsnST TTsFEHsNcr SrANpAtn =
the name 4 a nc~ candidate fof the favor
ofihe reading public, lu-' started al Wood
siocl. Hon. TBosAs EPo~rhs, Editor
Laws PKarr, j.. Pahli-hef. IL the int
No. audor date u Apnl ~, l. fair sPcci-
uicn Of shat we may cxPcc, ia the future,
there y ~ nsk tn predicting for II glo-
ri,us and deserve % success aud nc have
NJ dosh, that the eHicFprisc - evident ~
PROJECTING a publication II this merit, Will
caur u on 10 the ian completion Of IT, mis-
sion IN a style aud spin, worthy the conf
dence and patronage Of ali friends Of the
cause Il advocates II has our heariiest
sympathy and hes, wishes
THE OLD FORREST RANGER; or.
VIM 'roKrs 90 lsnit on III. Neil
cherry Hills. IN iho Jnngcs, and on the
Plaius. ~ MsJof WslrrE tANrnrtL:
EDITED by FKANs FoRsrsTIK. New
io'k S,nngcr aud Townshend. re
Broadway
The above work l. an elegant volume Of
nearly 800 pages, -Pintedly written, and
combining the mos, inienss ard exciting
interest With the rarcst and spiciest wit
!, Is beautifully embcll,shed with sis fine
steel cngRyiRgS, illustrative II life on the
hills and in the iungl's, and Is printed and
bound ia a splendid and durable style. For
sale BY Sr.sorRi pree sl.J0
PUrS.S's MAo,ziNr Tor May is No.
81 much interest, aud opens with the last
literary work uf Cooper, the novelist, en-
titled, " Old lronsides.- This n the only
y.c.lhumoHs work Of the grca, writer that
all be gwen to the public. The other ar
,lclcs are az the same high order and Gle
gan, finish, which have inirodue ed the
Magazine - faSonbly 10 the public.
SrrNcrh has Il.
Tar lLIusrE.rrp MAsAzIst OF Asr
ior May y tho best that the Publisher har
yc, gwen 10 the public. The oonien,s aud
illustrations are excellent, and the typ0g-
raphy -aPcFb. A. Montgomery, IL Spruce
street, New York. Publisher Coz sale by
SrrscrE.
We are under obligations 10 J,Ern
Sr,nss Tor copy q he Remarks on
Ropnni Of the Original Letters fron
Washington a. JOSEPH, Reed, during the
Aiacnca an Revolution, referred 10 in the
paH phleis ofl.ord Mshch and Mr Spark
Bss,on Published hy Li,,le, Brosn s 90.
O. Weare receiving communications
slmosi daily, sent 60 as anonymously fof
publication. SosDc 81 THESE ARTICLES are
good many Of ,lsm great say above
tn"dascfigy bot, as ~r hArc heretofore
gwen Notice, We eaDai psbliri them IN
ioss they arr accompanied by tns,rn rial
Rass,. We musi have this a. nh evidence
Of ,he writer's good iaith. snd guaraB,y
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-07
bslssfssa - gAs iitaia.
at SL&Su cot MY tOtuT.
tpsti Jesta, fsai.

vs.. kisnsIt ~ RlrL.>p & HIs.
tassTos ". X. C..--This sas an ac,son on
The case, declaring against the Defendants
a. sosnsnan esfies. The declaration ~As
IA oesHispn form, alirging that the Defend
ants undertook TO transport certain live
ssnck frssn Brandon 10 Csmhr,dgo and ,hcre
sAsly deliver the nsne but that the De
irnsaA,s ~ neghgenily and csreles.lyirar,s-
T.s'4sd ihs SAM that sghs- ~ the said cat.
ue ~ere ihorehy lille,i and aahors seriously
in4afea, 10 the damage Of the Plaintiff 6e.
The Fi~usiii7. ,,s,uaan, sltu~ Cd that he
eassrAs,ss al BrNnson tot The 49, 81 = car
49, certain prize thar be- l,4dcd thr saline
18th cattle ., his e~n dsscrciion s,-l ibs,
On tbs de9anarc 4 The ,rs,a he received \
'losc' eH'iiiihe aiss 10 FREE pass ,hofeun,
dr. ialsaihg sA rsk On behalf q the cuu,o.
yNiiaa zoe Asy lnJag done 10 1--we stock by
each o,bes ~ themselves, ~ f,r any dana.
are esased By breaking fipm the cars or
'Aissf~iss and Also T--rHilIing one driver
81 each los u siaci 10 pass free ~i,bout
mai oa TN part u the corpsEAiscn feT his
pesreasi safety
The flalf',sd further showed that before
arriving ., Bellows fsil. The train separa.
ted. and the fsfwRri psitlon, containing
~ flsiHiia's css. went on. followed At
sl'os' sisiApoe by he balance q ,he train.
sneleairs ihe dro'cf's car, IN which ih.
PisiHlif fosac. The advance train siopy-d
si Beiio~s Pals uIki the ARRIVAL OF the
otlxs, And tii~n ~srf iinmedia,rls forward
and The flain,ia Did nd srain have an op
Po'sun''y 70 iasp~oi he us,,ic eEi'l he ~.
rvsi a Cambridge.
The Fitifsia ,nsiss~A INA, tiss ,iek-, u.
snea b. The psfendsfA. sinoats,od 10 q ess,.
'ssa 10 iT4ssFss, ibe Fls,siG "a ~ sas.s
fts@s ~iih has osi,le, End chained o. rcoovr
ON N. gvpusd that 'be default q the Gem
Isng m this psTtieaisT We. lie cause of,he
in.ap safrgn5 BY tie rissmih
Ths Dcfesl3sa,. cislli.d hra the Co.ur,
hsla. ths, the nsf@naats, vere "a liable
- oss@ssaH o4Fass, &c the lIsbsessat,ou 4
iifs sel that the fisiulia had hin,s,lf
sisgios0d ihe sais'rnes 4 a sgso,ai noni,ae =,
unisH ~hseh he Dsfefsdanis niasi b. liable
sti al, and uPsn sh.rh tbs rlsirs,,af s,sald
bssv declared and accordingly that ihe
flhiiain -hs s,ntrssaiss T. recover under
ms ass lsrsts.n.
iner'prfa 80 iAs Defendsuis
fsastt & Nicastso> 81 the Pisitsis
Rsis.s A CsSasf 80 the lissrn1stss.
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lH.5lN

There are some other requests for like
purposes, not specified by our concspon-
dent, making the whole amount more than
: 10000. The SUN for Female Semina-
ry is conditional, and if the conditions are
not met. the $4,000 also goes to Burr Sem
mary, making 81 LOCO IN ALL Mr.. Barton
wa. the individual from whom the present
pastor Of the Congregational Church at
Manchester received the funds for Il Pasto-
raj Library for himself and his successors,
mentioned in our paper at the time
LChronicle.
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1th July, 1853.
ofyD YELLOW EIEnI ANA.

Arsagetnrf,s arr being msdc % cels.
hfsis cor Nsiiauai Anniyensy. IN style
~ortiig ofihe cay by the !. o. q O. p
h''afsesa sI'osieFs 49, expected fiuar abrosd.
AMI a eana a uia.is sil b. engaged Gr
the o'ocesssn The day ~iu b. c1nriudsi
By siaenait display % Firf Nofts in w.
efsuang.
Names a Spsssers ana oiheF svaarr.
utrids sili be- tna.uficod "a dnr time.
II =. DORRANCE
80 gFsr ga L&sr-. -. "a
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AccIDrvr TO Hos. JAWS MEAcnAM.
On "Wednesday afternoon last, while
Mr. MEAoHAN was attending TO the con.
stracton ola barn on his premises, in this
village, large sledge hammer thrown By
one Of the workmon from the roof Of the
building, struck mm above the aucle, crush
ing both bones into several pieces. The
fracture D. II counc severe one, and " IN
confne hun 10 the house, at the best, for
some eeks 10 come. He Is now doing
uen.--l Register.
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Too Mucn M"xur-A great sd.
irci q oosspls'ni NJ Mashiiy,on ard
N,s York. q thar Nc filimsrc hss lea
ie0 nash money in ihe Treasury. and
Sisirsmen arc ia,-cri'g 10 de,isc ways
Hna neans 20 get I'D q il. The sob
Treasury Al Nrs lafk has n0s "a ac-
comulsiioA Il ~ vs1.eo1. sni much
alarn - ieh bet Il 60 up 70 uiut OF len
miiliDss In ,,csofihs ihrraichri AZ
pes q affairs M Gaihiis the Secreiar,
ofiAe fTasar,. !, called 1pon 10 dsJlefe
lhe sal rfvasarvy aad cifculaie li,c
g,sli
Nc caihrir q loo = &c a man. aud
lnews 'hr lon,foeo party loo uell 20 D.
any fSsh ih.ns Tie ~rii snovs that
ia f.sliiioa' ffseni. arr ias gsliing into
chez. asi that = ssl.leiis-l 81 tho irsas-
arg sal - naiusAsi, iolloa thai event,
a. The ihunissf lsllos, lightning.