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M Dn,enPost Allen s: Co., Iucfs.
sSSkzh ciSEN HOOTs. sTEOES AND HATS
A1oSp Ar AUCIIOS.-On WEDNESDAY i.t february =,
sha st at 10 oosk, Roots skoes
and Hats, fresh sId seasonAbie Goods consisting or
Gents Roots
Mems AMI is,y.' Thick Heavy Boots
Nomen's BusIins, Ties, lc
ChUdTea's Shoes. Hst &c
TFaHs-Unitr sOO oy months credit for
proved paper. ~ '''' '''
ia2l DAVENPORT ALLIE, a IN
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~ iiniioway OIntInrnt aud lis, t-Itain and o,
~ sy Tor n.ra-e- Of IL" -kin-Rngwor, srur.y iepro.
cJaahncs scr0iaa kings evil adj
srefate ,Li diseases TO Eb race subrt
r uated With ose certain safe speedy remedy for rir
cure han h"lpSays uiEmen Pills which aet 40 tiv
90 The constitution and rneSuly purify the LiSoi bat
al. quickly eTadcaied from system and
These sovereign remedies equally acious in Gu
R blni seai' Bandu!i sWclihgs wounds
rheumatism, contracted ani sta joints. ''
&c ALI by l. A
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Portland, Ne. N.uhurvnor, Ma. e.,-,,,
| Concord. n. II. Lowell do IP..nsue.u haSL
Boston, Mass. New ia d6orI - IeieL'Se, DO
New York city. Hroollyn Nv ayhn, DO
Williamsburg, " Y. Syracuse do Insr,g' " J..
Rochestgr, 90
Utica, do Bua.io A. SIsey SIJ, NJ
Baltimore, Nd. Alexandra, 90.
Warrington, ID. c. Richmond, do Mn '"n' ;; T.
GIhIeago, NJ Louisville, Ky. D,trot Nj
Jamaica riains MASS Providence, RI. london r,
Salem, do. Newport do w,tuaNni W.
Troy, ~ Y New Haven, CT. Hartford 40 40
New Rran,Wirs n Sgs' "; u M.ddietown do.
uobokrn IA $780,. 40; Geneva, NY
sayannah Geo rsnI.' N - philadelphia, Pa.
Auguta Do NJ c1ii,.r 90 Esstn, do
81 Louis, Mo- Cleveland, Ohio 'I oH'o'
PERSONAL EXAMINATION
Engineers and all others connected win A.. a.. g.,
nsd to visit the Room Coapany mi s
sassy 'heHse'''s OF NE raue o. the Regulator. '
THE SAVING MADE,
the pressure Of the in The
a R ris no user, Of and pses
~ ~ aud even % has been saved The crr err,
company contains list Of references widely knon we
weight in the community that who desiTes 30 ue
merits. '''sNas Ad'lce as To its
Circulars sent by mail when desired 4uor,... r..
~ RsnTy post or MAIL punctuay attended
81 Cdl and eNimIne for AT tie
YORK Gas EEGrtaToR CosPasr, 262 Broadway ~ "s "h"
srr,r,,,s CLARKE, Secretary
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UDEHUyIAN GUANO.-Havng made our arrangements
for full supply Of Duane, prepared
orders from our customers for What they for spring
which VIII be furnished At the Government rc and OF the
btIqudNy Also small Of best Mexican Guano bbs
for Tobacco Planters.
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IEsrccE-Early Cabbage, Roy.
al do, Cnried India, brown
Dutch, Green and White Cos,
India.
MEloS-Nutmcg and citron.
NAsruRIIUli.
0EKA.
oSroS-silysr Skin, weathsrs.
field.
PARsIET-Curled.
fAE-SIF-sugET.
] PEls-iAndTeth's Extra, Ear.
y Frame, Large Marrowfa:
Dgaff do, PeTuvian do
PErFER- Picking, Large sTee,
PUHPEIS.
hDIsH-LoGg Salmon, Ions
Scarlet, White Turnip, Red do
BLACK Spanish.
kHUnIEB.
s.ISAEY.
SFiEACH.
SQUASH.
TURSiF-Fiat Dutch, Red Top
Large Globr, Hula Dags, Lsrgt
Norfolk.
Per HEEBs-AssOrtment.
ei from d. Landreih, are offered q
nj.
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VALENTINES COMMUNICATING have for sale seys.
raj thousand Valentines varying In prise from on
$500. SLADE a BAKER,
ja2l No Exeh
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UNIENINTH NOlVME OF ME AN EklC
IL the Leading Weekly
United In each weekly
Furnishing variety Of the earliest
db dd -de.cR nn milton all subjects connected with
rlRAxs ILlkriSG G,Rp,Ss1 GRowSo PRrEBIsg
49, including weekly reports at the latest
prices Of sk and Yam Produce which Invaluable the
Tsra,: Subscribers year monih.
clubs Three, each; Five t Co each; Of
each and OF Twenty, St, 20 each.
NIB. SPECIMEN COPIES ALWAYS FREE
siars Posr OITIcr III TnE PrBiIsnFks
GD Hesponsbe Asen wanted In all pirs OF the union to
whom good commss will be paid
Published by ALLEN 4 co,
,a9i Lac Wa ter ~, ,,t. N.gI gTt.
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cheerdy recommend the Hsu firm a. GoocU U,ppts 90
The favorable confederation o ray friends ~ -
End January, lSs.-,tf THIS S,.np
SS The LynchhuTg VitginIan and Exnr.., III
atoye for t~" weeks account 10 his owe "
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61oD yIsH, oy BEST QU1LITy--lsileree.f for ,als by
j IaQI DAVYNpORT ALLYN T. IN

E,NRENCI WORK. sLEEyES.-French Work. Ca,
~ brio and Muslin sleeves, for sale BY
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I'D G1ddii = lpPcrsOn. .tucI..
LIE or 10 NEGHOI.S, NUFR DETHFE
OF VIII he sold on WEDNESDAY, 9sth day Of
January - Gnder decree 81 the Of the c;y OF
Rehond, In the Of Tallsy Taey.
&c In font o the City Han, the IL occE tea very
HatusGie Slaves, consisting Of MCa from i6 TO Years
old and WeaaL snf hes 2 Children
reImseash. GoDDIN 4 APPRRsoH,
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9. MERonANr 4 wErsrarn.
q. , eSoisEFE5 ovylor,

byEH coats, own CoATs.-on hsnI a large sicet OF
cost CAL ~ No. ll2 Main aIreet '' "" Wv
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AUCTION SALES.
ny .rnsms. w. Kes-e,. a..,.
riiiS ox,.

80 q, sce y S-.-->s'-, Ne ~ I,f,..k
III n snctN,h a.i - rI.ENN, Ann HOUSE.
NAtiCLtS Aucr.OS-Wtil A.. 80
!, a. nhs "a n, the sis con ,<lrs a, "A 49,
ssi~Ne ~ Main street, fo,u-ri, e.s.,s ~ 49,
u., ~ i.tge and vsusIi ~
aa ~ n SIHe'y sni Articles q uash ,n,s 49,,
~ naisrs csbinst Maks'. oas ~ 80. n. -.
AZ TIE stock uil poaivsy sold Vim. M
Tor approved paper. TrnI %r,, month g edit
lA2O huohAs w kEE<kEr
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-11


sore Jetrf AefsFaae Wt castr4
Ce.s il as3m 90 .sasras. stfs ieyef. hai
hr bel a.f go er-e i.se tsth sia caa
ea,e sp sfl t-ss.s 30 b. dfr'os fraa a.s
i,,.na,saa II a,fs isiaa1
o. tr'.saes Frss.desG PIERCE e. b. o
Fr,al,sstts " i.h ~ ssor. sal o. haas'a
uas M b. wst guar uh,,gasi o. sac
sls,. b. nd has1 pIsoo1 b. Great nee
--t r.tr. Wfa,siss --caa.5 sas .c e,sr'
90 Pf,r.arid n nas coulsr To- crnsi
cote ~ sac aaies x Ffrmsnrs rsasi be- tn
uuino~a utt, npe ~ha saad he tir ui,
f'e'ness = seaas 'aissr,tlr. hgayy. plsn-
tarss 'Igsf - ofirs ss~ts-s
W. sF.ots a sltse1 - ths ~ors rH
shti tat.d sslfi 49, oesnmuutt. cs'rc
is ~ "a 10 rlsiias,s, st,s ote thai scea,c8
tasfersAis ia tt efnafcs,od tnfr 80
se.cs frstenre os . reosls u pss Ne
pr q rs'ae mrs ia r..uhns u 10 a. nsr.
80 itulits A. g.a.ssihie.
: lev l~iiy itrnssugpcs had. In thar
se'tsh Pprsua q dice, soughs 10 cricsd
risssr1 ii.o ;efri'ary ussde free from u.e
cuisc ~ M Aissosisi cagi-prlmise. Il bod
hess the am - great statesmen t. ooBclll.
air iAs foe.lnr. sns ,ri,rcs;s Il nc disIrr.
eos lssr,s q ,hs Rspablie. Ard thu. sake
hrs ne Dn'oA, Ans g.efpsfasie he bless.
ings u . firs gofcfnaacnt With ihis cod
% fss- the Conpruunsc II isS0 wss pass -
~. IN 80, wss again attempted 10 ~.
siore hsrnopy 30 descendant parts, and the
Hsen 4 that DAY tisougli that ihey sa~
asF 4 isoaee in thc future. Bu,. The on.
iartausie, 81 Judged, childish. ard foolish
Nebraska mose7 had earned al these
hopes a~ay. and q bad doi-e mote 10 create
aisfofs, sna fomen; fatal jeAlousios usa
al ti4Ai bad ever eoeurcJ in the history Of
The govcfnmeH. Ths &C, 81 Congress
suHo'hng tho Campnulse q lsl0. said
Ne. fseips, iends directly ~ btoak Up the
unlui. and otcnhfs- the gosorumcni.
lie earnestly hoped that the people would
joy aside al minor s7uabblcs, leaving ques.
iiqfs II morals b. be- cared fos IN moral
10y, sn3 unite for the grca, Interests Of
ihis great nation, and secure freedom to
tcfriiHg noi yc, cursed with slavery.
NJ. Phelps spoke fan hour, and When
he cotic ladcd, the applause was long aud
loud. Other gentlemen sofo called on to
SPEAK, but none were Willing 10 follow.
after the delivery Of 50 able and effective
remarks by uian 50 long distinguished IN
Political lle.
Isncs NJ. slAdo, being called upon, re.
marked that he had three times cast
vote ioi James Meaehan. and huped the
privilege would nj be denied hun again
% vote ar him. lie fully, aud heartily
coufarcd 30 the sentiments uttered by the
Pfcsi1cn, q the Convention, and hoped to
see Them carried out.
soon amer tbe Convention adjourned.
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August I, 1854.

-GERRIrT SMIrH has both surprised
his enemies and disappointed his friends.
lie Is altogether tao independent for any
hie save that OF the woods, where he can
reign supreme. During the recent s,rug-
gle IN the House Of Representatives upon
the Nebraska bill, he would punctually at
nine O'Clock 60 home aud go 10 bed, be-
cause this was his habit aud his principle,
and these he would not violate, no matter
what the temptation or what the opposition
Or what the danger 10 the cause Of Free
dom. Then he goes for Cuba, all Mexico,
&c. The National Era, Of Washington,
says Of him -
" Mr.. Smith Is not a conservative, a. was
Mr. Webster he Is not a progressive, ss
D. Mr.. Cas- he n not slavery prOpagan-
dist. a. Is Jefferson DAVIS and We are
sure, every one viii say, ths, be Is not an
independent democrat, a. Is Hale, Chase.
or Giddings. He may he startled when We
say that while be fully sYmpaihizes With the
deep hostility of the last named gentle
'"'" W sihf'ils "h" fHtftatii7 a. tifhf con-
cepil0ns Of ~ enormous evils a. they, he
nevertheless practically oo-0psrdfes with
Gen Cass aud those POLITICIANS At the North
who are styled the allies u the Slave pow
er. We hate 10 say sofd that shsll pain
~ noble a man, Or seefn 20 mls-rcprcsoui
hls position bat be- loTes truth - much,
that be- would noi have us refrain fr1m the
uoteanee Of what We believe the truth
ncye hoogh pslniul 10 HIMSELF"
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OUTRAGE Upon THE PREsIDENp OF
THE tNIIED STATES.

WAsmNGToS, Aug. 9Th. Immediately
after the Adjournment OF the Senate, this
afternoon, as President Pierce was leaving
the Capitol Ut the northern dor, under the
eastern arcade, he Was followed out and nd
dressed by James N. JciIauh Of Charleston,
). G. Jeliards WAS considerably intoxica-
ted at the time, and was IN company with
J. 5. Duke Of 81. Louis, and ]. +. Wig
gins Of New York, all Of whom had been
drinking. The President shook hands
with Jcilards, who asked him 10 take a
drink, which the President declined, and
turned 10 enter his carriage. As he was
doing 20, his hat WA knocked of, by
hard boiled egg. Jcirrds returned into
the Capitol saying The President was a
dlmn'd fool. The President spoke 10 one
Of the police asking II be- bad authority 10
make an arrest. CHpt. Huntington aud Of
hcer Wales, shortly after arrested Jcf.
i1rds, who denied throwing the egg. An
examination WAS had before Capt. Dun
nngton when one witness testified that he
sa~ Jcliards with al egg 40 his hand few
minutes previous 10 the assault, and All
other that he saw him throw Il ia the d.
reciIon OF the President and IN other
that be saw him throw II al and lat the
President The Justice decided 20 bold
Jeiiards 20 bal, and the accused sent fof
Senator Evans, ~ho declined becoming
bail. lie then sent for an other. In the
meantime be became more sober, eried
bitterly, aud declared that If SEM 10 lsil
be- would not BE- living. He then took on
d small knife, and stabbed himself Ia the
leg, !gst above the knee, saying be- was de-
lrrmned 10 bleed 10 death. As blood
hoSed pfoiusely. be became alarmed and
allowed 4 10 be examined, and vas dis
Hrned
The Attorney General then communi-
Gated 10 Capt Dunuingtan the desire AZ
he Pfesid' ~ that the prisoner be- ma pn,s-
ceuted, and hs Was accordingly Dis
charged.
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DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT CoNvEN-
TION.

The Democrats Of the First Congress
lonal District arc requested to meet at the
Court House in Middlebury, on Friday. the
18th day Of August, inst. at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating
candidate for Representative to Congress,
to be supported at the ensuing election.
PHILIP c. TUCKER,
J. a. s. WHITE,
MARVIN DOLE,
ELIJAH ROSS,
District Committee.
August l. 1851
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tY.sss,rsss@sass ssss, - hsps.s IN -
s.sis 49, s'siesN 80 ~ .ss.sssy .aasa-
tss 30 iss.ss t@ss,tsss ~ IN. sss...aiss
sstssy-. sss.s.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-11

Jaws MoErToN, ALIAS Mathew
Mathews, has been examined before the
Justice and found guilty OF, lst. Making
and forging cheek on the Bank Of Yer
gcunes. 2nd. Making and forging
check on the Farmers aud Mechanics
Bank, Of Burlington. lie Is held to trial
al the next term Of the County Count, IN
the sum Of sl.5O0, on each accnsation.-
Edwin Edger,on Esq. Is attorney for res
pendent.
-cHAELEs SAxroS waived al eI-
animation, and was held 10 trial. for aiding
and assisting John Gll in forging bank
paper, in the sum Of ~ 500, on each Of
two accusations.
-JouN GILI, ior uitering and pas
sing forged Instruments, has been found
guilty ontwo counts, and held % trial in
the sun Of s2,50o,on each secusation.-
lie also waived an examination.
The fourth prisoner concerned in
tins bank forgery has not been examined.
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rhs ra pafaee 81 Eta-aie
Hoaarf Fneh. nrss4
90 M.ia~ E-ay waHss PlEs ].
Ftrass sh. Neaessrr.
~ Tbs n-vlpn~a n ,hs io5iu1.
u,l r.s sin q spc,ty. usrc' 81. Barci
Woa.uf7 ny.
a. Nnnral Ilarnrnrr. ~ con,fas,ci
suh ArhciA WiGnm sanlsri or.
EEL.
n The spirit Of Indicative Philosophy.
ilaG5.ry v Ca-.ain.. l.ima. ~.
~ Truth ofra.uiaf la.ilDc,s Chas
o. Heath. wea.itary
IS Popular Lectures. whimm S,s.ts.
Orreil.
Ia The true graand # Penal L1u.--
Nl,Aauitl T.. Glbor, Middle Gnnuiie,
N.Y.
II. The relation of National 70 TIM.
vcuai Mod Rruh-nC. B-n,oa Jf., i.u-
nrabafsh.
l. Half Truths. Simeon Gilbert Jf.,
Middle Grnult, \. y.
~ polairsl Tendencies u Mrlcrn
i.irniar-. Fnak Miller. Springfield
-. Thsuu idca Of Originality. Geo.
W. Ch.mbc'lin, Royslion
a. Honesty 81 Purpose in Intellectual
Pursuit. Qmney Biakely. pswiei.
- Though, as prevailed by the Poet
&c Spirit. Charles r. Ballard Tinmouih.
q Social Intervention, Patrick Giyn,
Or~en.
"a. s. r Colcridge, the Spirit Of his
Pos,ry aud Philosophy. Frederick u.
Wsteunsn, Johnson.
%. Eror, the true cause Of Weakness.
Winston C. Watson, Por, Kent, \. y.
81. The Superstiiions Of Science.
Chas. NJ. Gay, Gaysville.
%. Incentives to Self Culture. Geo.
S. Denison. Roysl,on.
D. The attainment Of Universal Pnn-
ciplcs, the aim OF the Scholar Chas W.
Thompson, Berlin.
CANplpATrs roR Tnr M,srER's DrGBEE.
-. Uuhtanamsin, a. affecting Prog
ross. Matthew Hale, Poughkeepsic, ~ Y.
80. Contributions Of Scholars TO the
the Practical Philos ophy Of Life. Mat
thew II. Brckham, Burlington.
The Dinner at the American Hotel was
bounufal supply Of al the substantial and
luxurious edibles of tho season. A better
table was never laid for Commencement
dinner in Burlington.
A few very apt and timely speeches were
made by DR.. Horace Green, President of
the n. Y. Medical college, Rev. DIR.
Childs Of Lowell Mass, Maj. Benz. u.
Alyord ofthe L. S. A., Hon. J. +. Red
field, Hon. Horatio Ncedham,and II. J. Ray
mond, Esq.
Mr.. Neednam was called up by toas,
offered by Mr.. Raymond as member of
the government Of Vermont, and the Pres
ideni Of q large and imposing body" Mr..
Needham rose entire, and said that the Gov.
being absent, he was the only official rep
rcscniA,iyc Of the State Government pres
cn,. He never had any connection with
the University but once. In isIi, he, then
a boy, and somewhat young in years,
marched with the volunteers towards Platts-
burgh, in the direction of the battle of
Plattsburgh. He slept in the college over
night, and graduated in the morning.
He hoped the State would take good care
of the institution, and closed by offering a
sentiment" The University of Vermont,
may 1t prosper in prosperity as ii prospered
in adversely"
In the evening a largo and brilliant com
pany thronged the spacious house and
grounds ofJonN II. PICK, ESQ.,, which had
been hospitality thrown open for the occa-
sion. |, was one of the finest assemblages
Of manllness and beauty we have ever seen.
Dignitaries-civil, professional and militia
ry, were nuInerously present the album
dant beauty of Burlington contributed
largely TO the attracuveness Of the occa-
sion.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-11

-AID AND CoNFoRT.--T Thinking that
in population OF thlrty-fve thousand, of
whom three thousand vote Wing, that there
might be more than one Thousand who
would wish to read and pay for the HrR-
AID, We have employed Mr. ALFRrD WARD
rs travelling Agent IN Rutland County.
lie is printer, poet, a fine fellow, and
an honest man, and we hope that he will
meet with a favorable reception from the
people Of Rutland County, and that he may
return IN good season, laden with material
aid. We found the Herald selling at so
low rate that a larger subscription lis, on
ly will pay for publishing the paper. We
hope VIC shall not be driven 10 the neces-
slty Of increasing the price OF our paper.
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Trsrixa,ll ~ EFSFEri 70

aNttt =. w NNAf bsda
Zee sup,r ui,ssari er l,f Asiaai al4
Bsrarisa Ngsl5prl
90 "Wednesday srsuHs. AuEua a. .
nenasr e rru,lra,n c0nosrisd Wrh hu
Rutland asl RcAoa,oa Railroad iari a,
,ss Bsfave. ilonse to Rallsna 20 oder a
u.ars ~ rea. -act i,g ihe character AM 49,.
wees 81 'he AZ Suponnirnaant NJ
nua.ap We. invited 60 be pros.i,, and sas
addressed m behalf % The ,thcf rrnilemcu
W Ltaar Z. Wmfs. EsQ in The appfo-
pirate remark. fraud bslos. NJ Dunlap
re..,od lu ftnchoaa ana grateful manner.
TAc tss service Of silver plate prcsen'cd,
., worth about iogf hanjfod dollars, and u
rich aad bssutifu workmanship. THIS pre-
seuiauon j. no sham. but spontaneous
and wiling tribute Of the various Coniuc-
tors and employees on the line Of the Rat
land s nurhncion Railroad. tn ous Who
meutel aul received their highest rcsPcci
and regard for bis manly virtues, gentle
manly bearing honesty and hithiulness IN
The d,-chrsc Of his responsible ani oncr-
Gus duuo.
There were prnssai on the occasion over
three hundred gentlemon. The meeting
was organised Ivy elcciing DouesLp Srrw-
asr 1,sa.. President Of the evening. A.
ter the presentation and address by Gen.
Wmrs, ard the reply by Ma. DuNLAr-
short addresses were made by BESJ. 7.
Rsrp Esq.. nrBosion. ions w SrrwARro,
Mddlcbury, and THos. TmATcnrR ESQ.
Prcsiden, Of the Rutland 4 Burlington
Railroad CO.
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Rev. John Sa~yer u minister m
G'F.snd' Maine. lie IL ninety mine years
Old, And y sisIl vigorous preacher. lie
hss preached eseg seventy yesn.
On The ffst Of January next, there
ell be twenty -one Thousand miles q rail
Rad in lhe United States.
las, ~-sk 1874 children under Eve
yeaa q age, died la Mes YoFt, Phhsdel
lAis ana BALTIMORE.
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The wife Of James Conlin, in this
village. was brought before Justice Will
iams, on Friday last, and tired for violating
the laT against the sale Of intoxicating
liquor. She was found guilty on four
counts, and fines and cost amounted to
seventy dollars. Being unwilling to pay
this sum, the fair vcndcr WAS confined in
the place where all rum sellers ought to
20
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"A state Military Convention Is no
iihsd 10 be held Al Bradford. on the 2iia
INST.
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ssi.s. . ne 1888 iassans, ssfoi 49,, "a 80
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GEORGE GRAVES.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-16

PIrLsr BiRRu-Mr Thomas Peartai Toga county NJ y.
has taken barrel especially adapted,
thinks to -four from sourinE His theory H. that
the contents Of the ordinary barrel Commences heat In the
o. the mass aud that such heating might be prevented BY nss
ting ahoJu tube In the His baresa
like those In ordinary except that they must be larger
low OF the same conteuts and heads bored With three
four Inch The taken with head
hollow abe npg the hole and Az both ends
inserted In the remaining head and stands upgh tin the
around which the hour meal psed The other head then
the table proudng Of an noh and the
ter IL then cinehsd battered DOM the out side leaving
hole The dameter o. the tube, entirely through the centre the
barrel The Neu York there dit
rence' ofopinon Change the barrels exhibited
In regard h. the Aforesaid theory OF the deale asserting
TIE damage came quite AZ frequently from outside nhunse and
tight their than
other An old captain asserted (nd the statement
dputedD hit BY dip log Of barrel n ur In water, ~ when
the side 10 the depth inch became
% AZ make the package tight would keep II from sourng In
say climate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-16

os a sPREE.-George Frost young mau of good ap-
pearance got on bust the fourth Of July last aud
nued since then to keep his spirits up by letting some
down. He kept them too high, however for his wife il
appears was compelled to take leg bail and rul to ber
brother for protection.
Georges spirits running higher than usual on Monday
night about thirty minutes and seconds after o'clock
he took into his lead 60 the house of his brother
inaw, Charles Welsh, and kill all who happened TO be
within its four corners.
Being moved by the spirit he promptly repaired to tho
house lie entered one or two rooms and finding there
was no one in either all having fed he made his way to
the room where Welsh slept. His intent was evidently
bad and Welsh seeing his only safety be tho disabling
OF his antagonist VINO was coming towards him, with
vengeance, struck him blow with a stick on the
forehead and stunned him. Before he could rally again to
the hgh Officer Seal, whose residence on Duyal
street, the difficulty occurred, heard the noise and
IN all haste rushed TO the house and arrested George
He was Gagged, and being brought before the Mayor
on yesterday was required 10 keep the peace for sixty
days.
lie could not give bail and therefore committed
That will DO relief to him. He will como GU, new
man.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-16
The Prospttf RrIrhi,ns

The Washington Sentinel few days spo-vsrv
imprudently, We thought-took the Richmond W..
dfner to task for its scdgehammer assaults upon N.
Hunter Homestead bill II asserted that the E,ooi
"er had assumed the office Of executoner, and taken
upon itself the bloody business Of the axerDsr,-no,
as Bruus and Cromwell with indications of discbsrg.
ing painful duty, but with evident and uncommon
relish Ii declared that The Examiner was very mn
kibd-that i manifested towards Mr.. Hunter degree
Of bitterness that il was unable to account for ereen,
upon the superstition that the ambitious Senator wss