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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03
sRERN9A.t9583,

IN The Rridpe At Shepherlslown, OF
,rt ~" lnT n,orPi,'o Iast lie I<,or March
l., ,ha Rer Rnhe7, DouoIaSs. Mr.. Geo
~ ~ W e. 5insr 81 Miss 8Jarrarpt +
~ ,t.aL"ra J"nrh,,r Of Nr LINES Walters.
- "r' - . """o ~ t,.. ~
all OF DeIN ,-, G'" h ,be nv p rIon
y" ''e 1 ~ W. ~. p ,..'n (I;.. {Iya
cIef' Mt, '0"'t ,, ''I'' ~ ,rH..,,;.,.
E.' da"gI''er OF ''r' '''''' 0'
iaII OF Jefferson C"'li'H ID.
On ue>oay ue <o', IL ~ ~. J.
L. fIttchet' n!'. ""'1o ~
TO Miss NarHh Il. ho0I'''''' al " -
ierson Connlyi ph,u, y
On the 22nd nIt.' hy i'e'' t''F'' -. -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03
Sale of Mill Property.

The Mar;insburg Gazette says awe
learn that Messrs. G. & A. Newcomer
have recently purchased from DIR: John
Reynolds, of Shepherdstown, the Mer-
chant Mill on Opequon Creek, recently
occupied by these gentlemen, AMI now in
possession Of Messrs. Weaver & Weliy.
Price paid, $500.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03
DOMESTIC GOODS.

lust received large supply ol 90
u me>lics. such as !iIrarile.l and Bow,
Muslin, "a rs anal IA O,nabHTg, R.pa.
chtd, Brown aud Blue Drllmg., i'idd
Cotinns, Cnuon Dnck. Cotton Yarns.
domestic GIaghams, Nmikln Osnabmg.
H!ear!ed, Brown und Blue Mixed kn;l-
tng Cotton, all numbers.
March 3 WIN. MOULDER,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03
TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers who wish to give their advertise
ments thorough dissemination in the western
section of this County, would do well to give
publicity to them in the "Shepherd8town Regis
ter" as ii enjoys a large circulation and is rap
idly increasing.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03
Who are our Criminals 4?

In the Municipal Court Of Boston, on
Monday of last week. the Grand Jury re-
turned sixty.eight bills of indictment "a
gainst sixty ,eigh, prisoners, for commit
nng various crimes in that city, and out
Of the whole gumbeF Sigty were foreign
ers
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03
New Books.

Attention is directed to the advertise
menl Of Edward II. Fletcher. lie has
jlst issued from Tue press choice selec-
lion of moral and instructive books, pat
liculasly adaptei 70 The rising generation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03

WEDbED IN WINrER.-The EImira
Republican says, marriage took place al
Households last week, The parties TO
which were especlively about elg'iy-fve
aud sevenry-eigh, years OF age, making
an aggregate age OF one hnnd9e4 aud six
.ty-ihree ears.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03

The annual election in New Iiamp-
shire, takes place On Tuesday, Masrh l3.
The friends Of Julin 2. Hale are ii.uIing
for his return TO the u. s. SeGair.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03
The Old Soldiers BIZ.

F4g bill granting additional bounty
lands to ,te old soldiers, which passed
HE Senate a few weeks ago, was taken
up in tie Hopse on Thursday and pas
sed by majority of~inely.six.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03

WEAK. nervous, depressed in spirits, and a
prey TO innumerable mental as well as physical
evils, the victim to dyspepsia is indeed an Object
Of commisseraton. Yetit is absurd for him to
despair. We care not how low, weak nervous
anu irritable he may be, the cordial properties
OF Hollands German Bitters, prepared by Dr.
C. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia, are stronger than
the many headed monster which is preylng up
on his body and mind; and if he chooses to try
them, we will insure a speedy cure. See adj
vcr1isement.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03
Arthur'S Magazine.

We have received the March number
of this interesting magazine. We repeat
that i, IS the best magazine published. for
its prlce. Gail at our office and examine
It's merits.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03
:.:5'H3 M.A!l.E.IBE5s'Gs - e
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Sales OF Howard street iaur mace a. s. c.,
White wheat at SI.9Gss2. White corn ii cGl
a.. Oats at 50. Rye at Stl9aSlI4- Clip
per % instant
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03
nonesics,

"a Bn,~n AInslin, BIearbed do, 10 81
4 4 G>nabutgs. T~iiIed do. Piaii Cot
ions. Colleges. Carpet Chains. &r.. &C..
for sale nv ! l.. TOW NER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03

PAlNrpL EyENr.-We learn f:olq HE
Salem Register that BENJAMIN Carper,
Esq, an cid and much respected citizen
of Fincaste, died suddenly on Wednes
day evening last. The event occurred
upon the evening of his sons wedding.
The bridal party had just repaired TO the
festive board, when il was announced that
Mr.. Carper was dead. He was in good
health W to the moment Of his sudden
death.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03

RALGI A.-This formidable disease,
which seems to battle the skill of physicians,
yields like magic to CATERS Spanish Mixture
Mr.. F. Boyden, formerly of the Astor House
New Xork, and late proprietor of the Exchange
Hotel, Richmond, Va, is one of the hundreds
who have been cured Of severe Neuralgia, by
Carter's Spanish Mixture. Since his cure he
has recommended il 10 numbers of others, who
were suffering with nearly every form of disease
with the most wonderful success. He says It is
the most extraordinary medicine he has ever
seen used and the best blood purifier known.
s.*See advertisement in another column.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03

DEMOCRATIC ORGANIzATIoN.-The State
democratic Executive C0mmjree Of fir-
gina had meeting in Richmond on the
18Th ult., and appointed Congressional,
Senatorial and County Electors for the
whole State. The gentleman appointed
Tor the 9th Congressional district is Tho
mas NJ. IsbeI, of Jefferson; for the 3lst
Senatorial district, VIM. Lucas, OF Jefter-
sou; for the County of Berkeley, NJ. S.
Grantham.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING Administered upon the Es-
III tate of MICHAEL NUGENT, de-
ceased, notice is hereby given TO all per-
sons indebted TO The inteslate to come for
ward and pay their debts. The Bonds
and Notes due the inteStale have been
placed in the hands of E. |. Lee, Esq,
of Shepherdstown, TO whom payment
may be made, and persons having claims
against the estate will please present them
TO him, THOMAS ). PAGE,
admir- of Michael Nngent.
March 3, 1853. l5-3t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03

New clothes make some people very
piOus. For a whole molth after 9 GER
tain Miss obtained new mantilia she
appeared in church three times each Sun
DIV.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03
VALUABLE BOOKS LATELY published.

DARLEY'S HOUSEHOLD LIBRA
l. RY, perpetual fund of instruction.
illustrated by more than 200 Engravings.
$40. 3S4 pages. $3.50.
"I'he best Juvenile ever issued" ~.
]. independent.
"Eiandsonest and cheapest book for
yonth we have ever seen. Religious
Herald.
PARLEY'S PICTORIAL, book for
home education, proGusely embelllshed
with fine engravings, and put up uniform
with Household Library. svo. $3.50.
TIE YOUTHS GALAXY a beau
tIful and useful book for Children and
Youth, With many line Cuts. Square
l2mo. go cents.
Plus NINTH, THE LAST Or THE
fOPES. or the ~ dgmepIs oil God upon
ihe Nations. l2po. pamphlet. % cents.
THE COMING STRUGGLE among
the Nations Of the Earth, described ia
accUrtlance wish the Prophecies of Ezeki-
Fl, Daniel and GIe Revelations showing
tlt I'LL POI VIII pOriitDll IJtIldtt dBu nlIIeI-
ica will occupy during and at the end Of
Tie awful conflict. Svo. pamphlet 10
cents. ! lie almost incredible uumbeT Of
! $1,000 copies hsve already been sold.
TIE PEARI. OF DAYS, or The
Advantages al HE Sabbath 10 Inc Labor.
~ Glasses, by a I.aborrr's Daughter
Nllit al, introduction by Rev. s. S. Cat,
.Gug. i2no. ~ cents.
NAIEN'S ANTlD0TEio tie Curse
-. lab"r, . Prize essay on lte Sabbath.
~ }. ), . uann, ls.no. IS senIs.
s.eHtGo>sp, id on Fecsipi Of Yriee. For
,a!, b. b. ". Pre,cou, ffnsba fgb, Va,
ap4 Cba;ts WoTlhaw. Richmohd, Va.
ap@ 4IsijsnkseiIets generally.
EnWaRD II. FLETCHER.
3. Fupiisber. III Nassau Sl., N. Y.
March 3, lS5j. la-4t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03

VIRGINlA.-At recent meeting OF The
State Democratic Executive Committee
of Richmond, Col. John Rutherford, pre-
siding, Congressional, Senatorial anI
County Electors were appointed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03

The Baltimore Annual Conference Of
the NJ. f. Church, will meet in MlonU-
ment Street Church, Baltimore, on We'd
nesday next, the 7th of March,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03

The enormous quantity OF 47,OO0,0OO
gallons of whiskey rum and brandy, and
100000 gallons of strong beer, were
made in The United States during the
past year being more than three gallons
apiece 20 every man, women child and
sucking BABY, black and white in the
county. The misery that all This liquor
has carsed to fathers, mothers, brothers,
and sl.lers-Wh0 can tell
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03

NEW ORLEANS IN DANGER OF AN u
are entertained in New
Orleans. tina. when the spring rains begin
to descend. the immense quantity of snow
which has fallen on the upper Mississippi
an its numberless tributaries, shall have
melted, the city will be in danger Of an
overflow. 1t was some FIVE or SIX years
ago, we believe, that the l"vee which
prolec the city. gave way, and a large
portion of the town was inundated. The
damage TO property was immense, and The
recollection Of it now makes The inhahi-
tants apprehcnsige lest they should be
overtaken by similar disaster.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-03

SHIRT NAKING.-The "Song OF the
Shirt" has been fully renlzed in The case
that has just been considered by the May
OF of New York.
Ii appears that the accused employs
from 200 10 500 women and girls in ma
king shirts, that the value OF the materials
for three shirts, amounts to SO cents, but
the persons employed are compelled 10
give a, least 81 each as security. The
Mayor tod the accused that he perfectly
understood the atlrocious system-a sys
tenn tia, did much to drive poor and de-
cent girls to infamy and ruin, and he was
determined to put stop 10 the practices
and imposiiions Of those engaged in il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-25

no JsSnEo, July :, 1855.
ohiFaisa y a. tbgA ~ Jaiy-Raaooaf shayes--lp.
gosacksse cessasa,ssslat " ~ Work-ona Era,;e-
wssL
The A. Ma. clipper ship caroca will .ai tomorrow
morning, under COMMAND ~ Capt. Hoamire i0r New
Yerl ~ whose roisne-s this letter viii be handed to
you
Our Fourth Of July celebrated In nne style, but
not ssluicd having vosscofwar In port. Our
Consul extended invitations 10 all Americans In port
visit him al his rcsdeace that day most Of whom
swued the invitation by theh presence. An under
stand. wcni ~ wen.
Mrs n, American lady, -, q magnificent table, at
which bad the honor % he present A. this table four
nations represented and ths leading toa given
in broken English ny distinguished Brazilian, ~ho
aud proposed
Tho country OF whish Washington VA nc Fathcr."
To this all responded In voice ipfglo snldrank
bumper. Other toasis iolosci appropriate the
caslon. After dinner suggested trienas that
would call an Mr.. rrucsaae. resident minister, bat
they dscilsd that vas too tight and iipurnsd ID
10 another occasion.
The distribution q the railroad shares has been com.
pletcd n has caused much Aissati elton there
Gully 20 coo shares "a distribute sni so 90 shares asked
for. They lferuas this aay A. rsr nl,nre,
days the railroad 4 20 ~ commenced and his I'm
pcrai Majesty 60 assist in the great event This
ing day later than the letter ~ which this may h.
considered copy per Grey tags of yesterday the direc
tors Of the railroad requested that board may Ne
elected ihere l. much di~at faction In the distri-
button Of the shares. T.H<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-25
Success OF the New French Loan.


The grencA Minister Of Finance has addressed the fol-
lowing rsIu. 70 the Emperor
sRfe last returns relative the loan OF $50 900 900
having reached hasten to lay before your Naetythe
defnve results Of the subscriptions The amounts indca-
ted approximately in my report of the 30th ut are
confirmed and even exceeded The number OF Subscribers
actually amounts TO 316 $751; The capital subscribed for
is 1861 SOL esq., viz subscriptions of 50f and under
which are not to be reduced 2 1885, of 6Of and up
wards subject to proporionate reelection 6i s30
The departments have furnished 26577 subscribers for
amount Of lis 703 $751; Tho 2533 SSs, i5Of sub
scrbed in Paris included about Geo 900 GEO from abroad
The tenth part deposited in Paris and in the departments
by way guarantee forms total of 3Gb $50 1857 In
order that 50 consider able sum shall be kept as short
time possible out Of circulation had made provisional
arrangements which allowed the resolutions to be conf
menced the day following the cloe Of the loan and the
reimhursemens made in Paris already amount To more
than 0O0 The preparations certificates for the
subscriptions which not to be reduced Is almost
piete The liquidation Of the subscriptions 10 be reduced
could not be ey commenced until the receipt de-
hnve returns which form the essential ba for the dyi
sion It is in Of execution, and every
has been adopted to carry it with the greatest
activity According TO the law Of 11th Of July last the
loan comprises principal Of 1000 0OOf, and
supplement Of 30 COO 000 destined to facilitate the lqui
daton Of the subscriptions and to the discount
Justice requires that after deucng the amount Of the
subscriptions Of bC and under all that remains princi
pal and supplement included should be much pos
sble divided proportionaely among the subscriptions
subject to reduction. The mathematical proportion ac-
cung to each subscriber would be ISL 92c per cent
The subscribed But in order 80 prevent fractional
DIVISION which y contrary to the rules which regulate
the grand book Of the public debt aud to avoid difficult
ties Of execution quite insurmountable Il necessary to
effect the liquidation by nultiples Of l0 for rentes OF
oo0f and under and by muples Of 1Oof for those of
higher amount. II viii necessarily result from this
rangemont that in former loans will have a
little and others little less than their actual pro-
portion. The balance of all these differences,
less will leave but verv unmporant dsposabe residue.
have CONFIRMED to the spirit OF justice which animates
your Majesty in appropriatins this residue to the small
subscriptions of sof 9of, 14of, 1901, 2lof, and 2sof
These ctagores wese in fact, The least favored by the
tariff Of reduction established the above mentioned
basis. am, with profound respect, &C.,
?. MAGNE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-25

iba; tho ~be DO not iess HIT ADi torment the boy
church q ID esnnct ~ ths hard n the Afnishsy
AeE ~. vords ~ 10 tbs tlaheps Nsd cseeyy Of
lain, aud & he tsth "A ~he have Supported them he
Pope eanaincs tyat - r~f.retcc % Tia which
alhit Nc ehafsl In ~ ieFi&eis-
We aust a tel yoa, veDerstbl tr.thren, that xe
raasF itde sshahh ~ ths Apsorats state vsch
mot holy fslisipn r~saees = siisFslsss snA e-pe
ciaiy-ch rerfg~ - sase ~ the pr.nIpsl C1thoisc
towns a DE- conAiff ted ratton.. There The powes a
ihe Cathode churvh ant a - lhrey oypre-s tn
auisoIiy "a the bsssis sod a ths Asc~L a. 80 ere
usmplea uldey Bot ths saaetsy ~ 1naffl4r. ana IT
caihs u sslsea ana ie-fs~e me a priests
sIi hs ta~nasteFes elsou@ tanHtii.s eitksf
tr,y Destroyer ~ cornp~ ey s1sysfsd D. The arbitrary
rover 81 ths essn gossrnunt The aosuinstion a bsns
ices and scrs is@fical pts.esons = wsmrret and the
Catholic clergy per.erutei The 4splorshie
manner hut the rcgs aseltrs that that h.
could only mention such ssd things sh,ch ceah not
be sufcienily nm.nssd ami ~hie r.rts5 repro
baton" aud that he ~oaia dwei thsnn AZ sssh
future opportunity
lie concluded BY ealing lbe As-enhiy 10 pray
siantiy 10 the God 81 Merry s. 40 ma hoiy chafch
which Il ovet~ hene.a ~ - naany calanaiisesf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-25
Our New Brunswick Correspondents

ST.. JOHN, ". b., August 20, Is
Description IF ST. yoha--Hs Climate, Soil
Natural -ddranfogss--7ne Harb0r-Be'
-irnoid- Cob6otf-- The Cathedrai-Nec 4
can Hotd-Popuiation, &C., $c.
The weather here Is cool like October, white
and light coats having disappeared.
am told that there has been only three OF
days Of real hot weather here this season.
country climate, soil and natural advantages
John are very much moderated The soil and
raj appearance Of the country round about he
Ear a. have seen, seem well adapted 10 farmin
agricultr raj purposes.
The harbor Is safe, but not very spacious;
an important advantage over almost every
port in the Province, In being open at oil -easo
the year.
The tide, which rises 20 feet, and the water
deep. prevents the accumulation Of ice. The
graphical location 81 St John il very similar 4
Of New York Il lies upon point Of land T
the south, with water upon both sides; upol
west j. the bay, or mouth Of the II. John
upon the other the hrrbor makes up some {
three miles. answering for the North riyer c
side. and the Fast ri,er On the other.
Several hne hips are on the stocks, nearly
plctod oDehalf the vessels In port have the
ard stripes flying.
In 1851 "a, city was nearly destroyed by fir
since several is,. occurred in which whole :
and whancs haNc iecn destroyed.
The population q the city Il now 1000, b
Carlton, town opposite. OF about $3.50, whicl
perly l,longs g. - John. A. much A. Brook
Williamsburg lslong 10 New York. Their
large numlsf ~ charchss aud pubic bails
sven nevsrapcrs-swo daily, the others week
semi weekly. =
Ths ciiy, Until recently. wns bull, almost g
az wood. By q late ordinance. wooden ba
are icing done away with, aud stone snb~tisat
Ttsfs are scme very nns b,flaing- bsing err,
ons. In particular, In hsns street, q urvwu
earsi In sire and architectural beauty 70 -oms
test luilditgs ~ broadway.
The hue bUilt b, the notorious General \
and where be resided after The revolutionary
ssili standing.
The ssishraisa William cobtets w1s static
this place 40 private soldier.
The cathedral, which y about bali hnis
nearly nc size u Trinity church, New YORK
built ~ blue lim sst0ne, laced. and sximncds
sort a daIk green ~ olive colore5 stone. ain.
the Cesn stote. Gully much harder. u V had
Bsy ~ furdy, aboat hundred mile from
place called pureksster, In such Quantities
snsh iov price,, that ~ pays well 10 ship u
states. The Mechanics Bank, In Wan ssTces
ing Luilt q this stone.
A frst slas- hotel has just hcen, OF rather y
opsned here, by gentleman FROM the -sAt-,
people rsssrd asa Perfect ~ondsr, being
yankee hotel ever opened here, and the tfst
uIon the second story, not approached by q
n'sht ~ stair up dark passage gay. IT.
hotel l. in Frincs william sfrsst directly q
ihe Custom houre, ahd near v the steambc
ingA Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-25

D
The Louisville Csrr Of yesterday announces that Ex
Governor Thomas Netcafe died At his residence, Forest
Retreat in Nicholas county KY On saturday evening
county, Va, where he was born the Goth 81 March
1850. When quite young his parents cmlsracd 10 Ken
lucky and settled In fayete county where he hal the
advantage Of attending country school fot tcw months
Al the age Of sixteen he indenured 20 stone
and served three years apprenticeship, when, At the
death Of his father, he set about making living for his
mother and sister. lie very fond q study, aud
ployed his leisure time In reading good books n 1909 he
appeared ~ public speaker la 1918 he commanded
company a, Fort Mcgs While In the army he elect
cd 10 the legislature receiving all the votes In his county
but thirteen He was elected 20 Congress In ISIS de-
featng JossTh Desba afterwards Governor 1nls27 he
was the National Republican" candidate for Governor,
and beat the Hon VIM T. Barry, Who represented ia.
Jackson interest, by majority Of seven hundred aud
nine votes. The relates the following Incl
Hon. George NcDuie ~ South Carolina, having chal.
lsnged him TO fight duel he accepted chose k.1tusky
rites and ten PAGES. The hrceang tarolinian backed
ont In 1884 he was chosen 20 the state senate, la
1870, made President Of the board 81 internal Improve
menis nls4s appointed to hll Mr. Crit'snden's
PRED tenn IN the Senate -nce thea be has confined
himself 10 his farm situated about half way between
Mayssilc and Lexington. Tho tburT says that IN his
old age bis intellectual strength did not abate ipt
and that stone mason by trade he always boaslcd a
his vice In that honorable line u the mechanic
and delighted in being called the od stone Hanuer.
Hon. JA,z H. HAMMOND died az Cherry Valley. " ".
Ga the 18th inst. tudgo Hammond or many years
connected with the history Il The state proiaent
politician lie was member a the ionrtesnih Con-.
gres 1sl5i7 and occupied scat 10 the state srnats
during the years Iels-ls-2c-2t. lIe we'll known -
the community the author Of u. Political History u
the State, In three volume~snuch yalnet work ~
reference and containing much celaneous political
gossip we'll much valuable history ~ political
Jartes. We do not know VIZ. Hammond's age bal hc
must have been quite an old man.
The Hon. r. C. fCIIR early esiilrr ~ Living aina
county ~ ", Who Assiaiait losi MAsisf Con.
raj, speaker Of the Michigan House ~ Representative
and state Comptroller died Rosc nm nsar GeBc,a
on the 10th instant.
sAsru. DAVIS Esq, \ revolutionary solder, died a
Chelmsford, Mass, the 1ath inst, ard 40 year.
The wiaow q he late judo. Joseph stry aisA h.
ton the I'D Inst after hrcf iinsss ~ her ridsnse
in Rowe street 10 that city. The decsasea 60 The
daughter Of the late Judge Wetnorc a the N2ssacha.
set's Court of Common Pleas AMI the sister q Thomas
Wemore, Esq, President o the Cochitusse Water board
VIM. W story the artist and poet the only sar wing
lid of the deceased sailed Cot Boston In tie Liverpool
z Gamer n saturaaV last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-25

args Of money upon fortinsaons and barracks At
home which cannot be wanted during this gar, and
which not likely according 70 the system pursued 10
be be done in proper manner. When the ume eomsa
that this reaction shall taAe place. and when iai 4.
dicious reductions hall be called for, this House viii
have the most difficult question 70 der how 70
relieve the people from the pressure Of aratenf Year
lordships win remember that the state Of the ~ord i
much altered from what Il was iaisuesr days irra1y
great srecrs Of emigration Is soi,g odb cAsas oa
not only Of the best Of he population bu ~ ts gsr e9
carry uta them icc,s,drabte portion q M a ais
uealh your taxes press too heavily productive IN
dustry you artcaly increase that tendency by render
ing it difficult for men to live at home, and thus ncre
produced upon your trade. IN the pr,snt STATE ~ tAc
rvrld nth a,iue rivals TIE otv EIDE IF Ae Lliie,
uih TIE oonpeton u your colonies 10 ooeal ,gosa g,'
cdnnot cho injury to The oal II yosv poer ,as-
pose TAXATION upon trade aud Industry yoRd esta1.
aaou; and therefore, when peace returns you will Ind
if this system Of loans is carried much further that yon
viii have inflicted most irreparabe injury upon the
country. hope that these things will b. .idcrei
only by your ordshps, but also by the pnblc and
that there will be general desire TO prevent the CON
tinuance of the present enormous expenditure
The bill then passed through committee.