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If rn iitt'nc.'rJ t f '
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for
rj car.'-
uvea Piuer Ilock ar !
t to examine, mado their t , -.1
- , nr. lbs follow i-? ' '- , '
1- been examined, ! : i :
'-nstrnttba- :.!!' - " .':
. m firmed, bat r! i" :
tcrj b
cot y
the jfar.in iball Ij h'-IJ in .'--.... -3L..LI tl.
Whereas" a certain procc-3 Ins Icon rr.-. -!
bcfjri the Court of tho ci'.y cf New, A;.. r
dampy Picier Kock, single t.nn, ft bulbar
and inhabitant of the said city as p'-; ' i
"and a anJ against Anna Van Vorsi, ii.
raaid living at Ahasuris, defondar.. .-p ci.
in;j rrurriago contract, or, a veil 1 J ra...-a
of marriage- between tho sai l T" i'.r lvock
and Atjna Van Vorit, mutual'. i . 'rcd ii.'.D,
and In ponhrination thereof, ccri.::;
prcscoljs were wads by Iho-p
.
aforesaid defendant. Ilo,c
by certain documents c?i!.':i:. ! by i! 3 p
tics, th'At the dcrenclant. chdLiiJe.cf il.pL
blaintifll in conscnucnco c7 l .;..'.::
inrs. is in ni wnv disnoscd Ij . 3 rr rricd o
tlo said i'ictcr Kock and it v;;. i al: j:rovt
Kio3f'ic:ltifying tliat Pietcr t Kock V.ttd g"u- n
lie r UjVmiIi tlni promiscof 'Qvrlliv... .II"!. j
I hcrelorp, the hurgmistcrs and boappcui 1 1
tlticity, uiaving p'-rused iho dJCui:.-i;:3 cx'.i
bi J by t.hfi fiaric, dn by t! '0 presents do
cidc, that! s ihft promiycr of niarrigo has
i i. i f,...' . -...l l
rcTii-iin'inl firoo, so tlvxi n: iih;r the phintinr
'nor dLnliruit, uithourtliu luuiw ldgy and rp
fir''1: tlioii ':f llu-ir i wMiini thn 'rmgi.-'raUj,
en 1 i hrs oiher oto ot llu: rfgiiti r i parties,
1 1 j ill I : permitti;.! ta cntir t: itri.-.i my with
t"V Ot!.,r pci " vi, whether sir:Hi? r.i'm tr ::
fb wcl;:nn.. Provided" 'however that r,!I thu
p; : r.ili J J in conDrpatio.i t T t!, - man : -j
cctrart f hall remain in iho pju: Ijh tf t!;e
dc' -nd-..:, While iho parties rcr.nin i;i f;?od
vill v.r. I cjontcrit;. .nt 'with cr - :I.cr or
lr..f:t i. -.rn"""-', or ur.lil :h .ti.o conscr.t cf
c: . y t'U I J .;.T.ptcd frc: tl
ccr.tr"ct. rt! "rrri'TC,! '.S thd r iair.t'uur.d
l'. .".r.Jar.t ci
cfll'si . 'I d-.. : .:.Urccdin''lh3
t;-ionff lp;hc. May,!""'. PrrsfT.t
Iho .3 AUL.4 I VA4.
:iauti:i .nraJGic::, - -p.
l. van: dic (iniiir,
will bcl:::ma:;
oi.oit sTi:vcNJo:r, .: -
ic. van tic;;uovl:::.; "
, Hero i aps3 couccrnin tka dl-ositioii
of a jv a ill ! p:j.M
. iadt.IJouso. Feb. X0,lC3i.
aimilT, V
,;:..v
Janj Jansenl defenda
Tho plainlitr snya tint c.' rut twi yi.v.rsap3
had a sow At tho house Fredirick Lub.
rtsorl, which tho defendant. 1 ! t;ieti ar y,
ho
bcrtso
end hd killed1, tlu; pis an ! !
e.itc them
Jp; and deojindi restitution fJr t!. zsrs.c.
The defendant staler that ho 1:: mwsr-d n
bo'v; which he found on t'"? rbc cf Fiudcr
ick Lubbcrsten and took awa v.-iihjdi'n, con
tends that he has doao nought t'. t;ij wrong
nnd is under no obligation of i' ivcrinyn
what U his own. ! , -:-
Stynto Frederick at tho request c" t'..j
plaintiff hiving been heard before iihs C-.rt,
testifies that about two years cgn Iarnon d
Kuyper had sow, that was running with
their hogs on their place, which sow hadcoir.3
li cut of Xho woods with nino pig, flans Jan.
sen camo and took away tho sow jtnJ killed
,lhopigs. . f
j. Tho pariic.3 having been heir'd, tho' dcL
ant is ordered by tho next C .rt daV t. p : . j
' ny impartial tc?tir- - y that end i n
,belongedtohim, c. in default thereof to driver
up Uio same. . i I
How tho defendant could " z. :r tlio
same," after ha
vin kilted and 'liaten up
sow and pigs,
3 a marvel which, t this late
day, has not been mudo lucid.
. ; The Public
Extensive . 5x7m.
a .. 3 President laas r b :ndy issued Sfiis procla.
matioafor very e ' - ,e sates, ne,t summer
Hnd autumn, of U j ySJ.iz UnU in ho North.
West and SjuiI A t, c:r.bracing:-an ajrirre-
gato of upwards of fivo rnillior.3! of acre?.
hi It iscons'm Ttirritcr uLv.at 370000 acres
"of choice lands', '.vi;,J ar:J between Fox
und:Wwlf river, era. Theso arc to take
place at each of iho land oflices ia that Terri
tory, Dubuqcand Fairfield, in the months of
September and October. ; Upwards of 00,000
ttTCS of the rich bottom Ian h in Illinois will
be brought into market, embracing tracts on
the Mississippi and lsIan-U in thut "river, with
small detached bodies cf hnd not berctofore
offered In Missouri, upward cf it million
of acres will be olfered far sr.le. embracing
r
'irf t.nvnslitrn in thrt nrv rifpt.t
lo In Louhiani cl :ut 151,00 cad jQ
"'l'"riJ.: upwards of CoD,C30 acres ot finesu-'
vi'kni.d v;i:o:i ! in.l hi oflercd f jr sale; (
" lvintncfi i.i South ; America Twrhc
lO , ,t Tit,
The Jimaica (V. I.)
t'i ). authority of travellers
, livMii Sjuth Americ:: ikat
j of know fr.; n khz rvM
" n t rt 1"
.r.-. n.
."itev"- 1
,y -
13
1.1a Atlanta an
tiinj, TL mt.'
v.:z f:-:r.i t' i I
c'j 1:
o it don ths uestiprn sida t, 1
.'larr--:..!. n:.J f. j.: 1- ''ZZj tr.
;cf
.: .r
.ed
Cj.
; :ta, r. r.J destroyed a urs cr.l ;
t rl:!. It 13 supposed- l.': :.t t c!r2 '1.
: I - - ! ::a racriSccd 1 iLi; .f
?aY tracts in me iiorin, worta-West parts of t! -sto
tao. In Arkansas, there will rd--3 lo brc;: l.l
' uAitHo marku about 1,C00,0S3 acres embracing
. !
CM- L
Vai(b .-r.il of i.
i'.v. to cblii
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Ci.r:sli,r.vf' '
.".rmentr.
i !:.ior
r ti.
Nn'.-.i!
v'distin
d Whi-'td
Tcnnn?';?cl' co-.;-.. nting ujion tho tnctilsoi
.z':.: : i...n : i t:.- ot.te, hul-ij i'.Liiottiog
In t "M.i j : 1
' n r ; ... ... ....
." .r"!rr J. Crittfviaen n jrr.tor. by m
f;rr l;j F-ctiks 'ilircclly 0 m lholu-nit t
tiio heart, and as int'irc, inh?r untrmjirellcd
stale, H said to Lo gruecful and, ht-f- passion
elu j .-'M, 13 i, vve's-uspoct, entitle J lo inn '
of.l'.ie credit, obtained by t!..; ioecr of h.'
f:i"sr?d c' :!J. ' Wo i :i:"-
l if .Mr. i
Crittrr.dcn ever studied be fori; U.j-tmni. .
cr the very v..rds, in v.hwh- nt as.einbly
ivnio r"r-5sed.' GrVspi; iih a nnv. -r. l
full. !!rct ti. sire .t pnir.i of asu!' . , '
.,, t. ., , , . ' ,r-f iiv -
r cf i.ii .n.uucary, ho guards his o. u
uiih j . ! .lent nuJ skill, nnd atlac!
lL -3 cf hU t .oncntwilh' all t!: wc-nn"-.. -1
of ar;u.;ier..tsaie.'sm, and wiu Ili-j "noblo
voice s! " tonc3 of which secm r.t.v liko the
tt)3 cf i tfumpc' to send -forth . d-.-fnr.ee,
o:;.l,, anon, like ihc 'soft rnurmuii t-f this
lute, ") brentho forth nothing but .lbilued sor
rov. or .rerouted and conte nted lovehi.t in-;.
te!;igcr.t-cj:, now .fl.iihin uiih indigcition
end then melting witli pTtli tho workings
of a face ry lineament of whieh seems
to f;w,.t 'possessing all these r, . lilies and
clmactcristics,- in aJditirm.to a . soul thyl
kj.-3 na meanness, an ! .. !' y". like chv.
ilry, uhat' - f Kr U it t!' ' r. Crfttcn-
n ,!iou!J 1' j t U - i L1 t ora-,
trirsif nr". tk
hest
men of tho il.iy '? h h'S L.r - r gno.l for
tune to seo t.ieh of him ; and t..i our i:lt-r.
curLO witli him, we enmn to the conclusion
that no man ever
t: ?n v. .imai'i'. !
friendship." '
re c; ;!atod to cb- !
rv i devoted j
: ' The Lynchbur Vi- dnian r.z. .
slro:g"r than wi.-s t . ,:r before ad.;;..
.1 divorce l-twecn th.: (i rnm' l and tls;
Press, for never before was the fpi ctaide ex
hi' (lt.fl jif ft fl.itforf iv"l n 1 r- p i .' :1
IP.C ijKCCUttV?, .ail i : ;UUJ UV li.'.l ru'.j
,;
treasury, a;owcdi) for ij purpose of doknd.
i:v tho measurt-s Tih" Adi;iioit'r.itijn.
Tlio Virginian says : - -
.Tho Rrpubiii-an t'dnks wc .i ;v 1 : so
.inxiou; to dissolve th;; co.irsccli i .ei,u
tlio Gov nmrnt auJ the IVoss, in 1S1J, u
tho Whijs c:jn:c ir:to p nver, ,ts wc aic tuw.
To this ve have only.to say, -lint no press at
t!.o sr.it of government was cwr calJcd into
being by tho vifl of a 1. j Lxecutivu, or
susinined "nnd controlled by it. , The! si-h e
. of anoffu:;d editor was r.. ver until now,
that e are nwaro ofondo a subject of Pre
siJeuli.ii desigwation, after con.su!niion with
iho digniuries of tiio party ihrc4 .'!nul the
Union. Wc have never, bch.. heard of.iha
removal of on F. litnr, nt;d ihe : t ;:i:r.jnt o
another in his sleaJ, as if ha wci. ,.:i etocer
known to" the ccinsii;;. '! on or t!i 1 :..s. hh
from a government press, thus .appointed,
nnd which, bfing thu appointed, ii us much
under ::h-j control cf the President as any
other per:. . d.-p-;:- !ent on' his will,' ' tint
din"cr is- to bo arp.'fd'.enJed. N W-hi
Executive ever had an ' orgm, in tsial sen?
of the term.. And.it ; - because suh a press
cari c::!y Ij j ' ' .!. . by the govn ..men:
printing, that wc i j in favor cf a divorce of
the! one from 'tin -other. An" independent
paprr, sbct: ! medium of communi
cating ! informatics to ihe people, woj!J be
unobjectionable; but when it. is tho creature
of tho iExecutive will; and bound therefore
ta defchd its acts, the 'sutj-ct. assumes a dif.
fe rent aspect, r.r.d aJJi esses' itself to i!ic?
grave cnnsid'T-ti.!:! f,f all pni ties.'"
A Zlcc'i I):icl anttcatli.
The keeper T a hotel in 'Cineiiinaii, R
Ijrt E::ind.y.ns sliot n few days n-.i hv hisj
frier. I an ? '.her EglUhmm, Mr. S Miel!
Pown.il, .) Lecps a variety s:ore. li.'and
died of !. i.i ..."iJ, an! IV.vr.ii wasarra; ...
fd bef.ire a Justice 0:1 ,1 charge of fi;htiega
djel. it ;ipp:.Ut . iro:n l!:e cvi :;'i.co ilpt
botlt !:-. ; I . :) d.i " ' g, until they were r.'.rh
intoxir: t d when llicy commenced bracing
of lb:,. , , in shooting fov. ling pieces, ;.!ch
tem.Ir. don bo.-fie.: tf their tact and
:cA:r3gj in fighting d.i .Is.. , BUvJ, in" ordr
latest t!ic ccungo of frier, I, t 'l .iwn
two pis! )!3 r,r.d told hi- to tako his ch.ice,
r ; !.im thit br.k L;.ijJ. . lr.vnil,
1 1tIT t .
to
tain the
drb;
brads' pis.
-n the
1 to JT
tel, r.H Dkml tdd iiL.i
fcst. One then c!. ; .. J 1'...;
.. . ... ; . t - . . 1 1 "'"
out i.v.3 t::3 street,.; :. : rnt:cr. -They
t r-tr, i-.ii c rther
wcj'dl .ck cut, ien Po-w-:; shot IL'and
tl:r L.Jy. Pov.r.ii dj:;dy af.
fecicd when he became sober, nnd during ihc
l :
- 'J
t:'l
.luren, c
u ...
: in (
'i t!.
,i , .
l Tl.
- :dJ,
,t r.t
;h i'-
is Svef-t::ry cf :i!:2 t
Ni:r.t,
: iin.l !id l.U
tuch a nu-t-
. iippotiiti d -went
fut't!. r buck
to vote f;r !:i:n. I
&!:J tint i;i February, bcHjro' Mr, Ar.
ri.-ton's limo lr;d rxplrt-d, with great it: !c!i-'
c:'L'Vt a noilee I "id been stuck rp, propoiir-T
I)i.stnct Co:.vcnli n,- and. tl. a Dernocial,
Vli.)so r. .uiu he ;nve, ,uid; him t!.t Clarke
h rd paid for printing lh?. hollce" . , '
: ' H.spNk.i of Ukuke, tlir ' -.trns
liilf.fnd.lmlf D.m icrat a "p. .1. "'h;-. -'s.
Ljd democrat,", who had fwred Ueino.
er.ttwj jcars ago to get llie Solicitor's of
fiee, and woulvl turn agin, if beaten for Con
gieis, tq tlio '.Whigs, to gtt the ofiioe two
v,rirs ! -ce, if nvc-essary. , .
iier l.o t.aj touclietl upon various rr
i : ,.!.';. cji. 2 '.to more " grave and1 serf
- 'rg s. ..II'! snid tht - before tho meet
i( V '.,.. 1 I I l,tA i.w iMrimla rri 1 1
serious
meetin"
1 f 'ho cjujus, he heard lint Mr, 15. C D -Ea.
-j.iri.'of Grceno coutirv, indicted in Greene
Superior Court, -itd promised to attend anJ
vole fnr Ciarko, if ho.woulJ let him o'J light.
'? Clarke is' the State Solicitor; and" sure
though ihe caucus . .s held the" knur part -of
tho week 0fC1rce.no Siij'
si me p. C Df'Eason,
jr Ctfir!. ..iid t..'
a ...iClarkj
dclpgate in ihc caucus ! . -
. lie did not Vest on t- rr? rui.vir-he h d
sent lo Grceno and got from tho clerk'of the
Superior C.jurt a copy. of the recou!.- Here
it is said ho, holding it up and 'from this
record, it appears iliat Eir 3:1 was ind.cted in
seven 'cases. "No. 1, Jury find defendant
guilty ; N. 2, not guilty ; No. 3, defendant
submits ; No.; 4, Nullo Pros.'; "No. 5, Nolle
Trosi ; No'.'G, defendant submits; No. 7, do.
fi:Ddant submits. " And no judgment prayedby
the Soicilof in cny ont cj lue cc :cs! !! " E 1
on" was.hdard repoatedlylo say to Clarke,
".Why, Clarke' you know I can't go down-to
Washington to the convention nnd vote for
if you putme in jail f" Now" ;asked
-'I-'- Tool'i "was this man, Eison.'a fair
i n 1 proper minTo ueciao between Henry
.l u., nnd Henry I.Toole?" In comrnent'"
r - this caso of tlio NoI.Trossecl" Uele-
g j.e, Mr. T. spoke with tremendodvi severity;
Toil is cet. y a grave ."Virgo' against Mi
Clarke, which requtrL refutation at his
WTc kr: v.r r n how tryo these charges may
b( for -they rest on LocofocoT, aithority. If
itu-, Ol'itk-; is unfit for , either -the olhcc die
holds', '(Solicitor for iho" Stat.) or that, to
w hich he aspires.- If untrue, Toole is equally
unnt. :: ' '." -".." :
Frorn V..3 riii'adelphia-Chronicle. - .
. In lhecourtof Quarter Sessions", yesterday;
a most thrilling scene. va"s presented, during
the trial of LV: Vk Crown for assault and bat-
lery on his wile, Martha Crown, with intent
to ki.l, by cutting her throat with a razor.--Thi
.unfortunate .woman was brought into
Co.jst, and, with n feeble and filtering pace,
approached tho bar of justice to testify nguihst
him whomshednd sworn to love, honor.and
ober. ' Although sho spoko in a low lone of
vove frLMii exhaustion and suffering, wq, could
i.L .i:..tly i r ail she s-iid, on account the
breathless i..ence whiclt pervaded the Court,
and ihrt profound attention ..ieh was. paid to
her. "She said 1k.1t ktQ was .sitting in her
toe..i ia'tlui upper part f Mr. Bkickburn's
houj, next door to tho.Vcstern Exchange,
1. jarly live y.geks agbt:wiiha dying child in
her 1 arms. iIt had Ihc' measles and hooping
cough, and sho was endeavoring to sing it
lo bleep, when her husband, deliberately
walked lo tho. door, Jocked it, "camo baek and
clutched her by ihc throat uuiil ho had nearly
choked her.- lie then seized her by the fore
head, drew her head back, and taking a"ra'..
7. jr, drcv, it q-iickly across !::r thnut. . This
last acl wis done so quick that she did not
know l.er t!;rcat was cut :il sho looked at
thj bibv laee and saw 1. ' 1 1 streaming
djwn u.i it, and pullii.g iier InnJ to her
throat, vs fjuuJ 1L.1t there v. ..s an awful
gash in it ; with admirable presence of mind,
she laid down tLo child,, crdocked ti.e door
and ran do'v;i
isjio cuid bare'
herself undei
carried on st
jrh.i:,d Iv..
f,-:J,f.i..-;rgfJ
fchc tho-.ig'.t ho
:.: "fV.o i.Jco;
to the ;:!'othccaTyi store,
y :ter a .'.." words to make
. !,:.;.! : lo.M : Tier wards
; to hrr ro.;..i, wlj re i.io saw
; 1 .1 tho ftjor .e!tering in
. . . 1 . . ) I...' o .j L.rout.
v. as dvi;: wt!I as horself,
""!y C 1 1 him sh for-j.ve
him, r.nl hope. I GoJ wjuld forgive : -i too.
SLo.tlien asked 1dm what she had d. me t de.
sQrve such treatment", but he ftier ! j Lj
insensible, and made no answer. Fro 11 the
testimony of the Doctor it appeared ;r
wiudpipe had bten (almost entirclv J
and all the arteries of the neck laid open.
The wretched wife said that they had Len
married eleven years, and "that her husk.--j
had been jealous of her nearly all the time. S..e
was the mother of five children. The case
was given to tho jury wilhout a testimony on
me paji or tnc aeicqce, ana tncy returned a
.. ! . 1! .. ' Y ?.:. ?.t ... .
vjrdi:l of guilty, without leaving the box.
sullen
Ml ..1
v
re.
J::r V : fee t!."t rr
''1 v.: . prts cf
1 -I; r alien, cf t!.: u.iy.
! Cv.;
tor t
l:.t, .
.11 e.;.
I:--, j rt i.nJj r.o c.-ive
i,
- 'l.l.!:2VJl!..tt:;cy
' t :,-t
' . ' - J ' -oU"
l! ;', trujti:- : t!.".t i.'-.i-nf.-rtl.j
rr-c . .1. -rati wi
w
c i"?reiv :
Il'bo t;
.-".'.res
s.icilJ Ij eety trr ' i
Aiw-aru .
- ipri-;k!fuf Acal, :d.- The second
rr betttceu ihcss d;.:i:guishcd h'irjjj canv"
ol," ver the Camrien course, opposite Phila.
delliia, cii the 23d.i uh., and was won by
Fashion t lite Nonhcrn hor"', in tv, o 1. nts.
? ....
Timu of tl.c foal heat, 7 minu'es43 seconds.
Second heat, 7 minuics 37 eccct.Jj.Ii i:"
Vitimatcd that Co,'1 'JO persons in at-
tendance. Pho race -was to Invo" taken
phec nt 1' o'clock i'; and cs that, hour r.p.
proached, the st.a'nd'bcamo crowded and tho
excitement deepened to intensity. O.i .'the
principal st-nd, sayi tho Diila Jeiphia Inqui
rer, tlicrc could not have been less than 1500
persons, far too many for its strength. When
Peyiona and Fashion were brought cit, and
the, race about to begin, tlicrc was a.jdJcn
movement a sort of general bending forward,
: ) catch a view cf tho celebrated horses.
This, movement produced an extra strain upon
the stand,' which watered, tottered and crack
cd.. : At first it parted a"ndtfell graduallyat
least sufficiently to give a r.. .unentary, and
only n momei.nry warning t . danger. Then
the whole centre of tLo ponderous mass--f
containing two stories and more than 100 feel
in length fell' witli f a tremendous, crashi
Tho scene ih at ensued beggars ull . descrip
tion... The cn "panic and alarm was 'truly.
rippalH ig, and it Vas! Impossible for a lime to
di rt..' r tho extent ufndie' jnjury, npd the-bct.
. . i " " . '
lio. i first iWas thatj a great number "of lives"
had been Jost. -; Poles were promptly obtained
to keep the- rrowd back, and to 'remove the
rums ar nbcr. - 1 he ground ilodr. was o?-
iiioif"d with p.atintr' d rink iiTr:. nnd 'TamhlInT
...... o 1 7 o
tables "mu contained .a great number "of peo.
pie some f whom were among the wnui: Vd.
It OwCupiev. about half hour to clear away ihe
ma'ss ( f rubbish.-. .Mc-'awhiJc," the", report!
were of tho mo1 exaggerated.charac jr, and
by tlio time.lhcy reached the cilyi the number
of killed was placed bys"everal of them' at
oyer one: hundred. ,j As far aswe have, bceh
vyere dan'gerously, if Tnot fafaliy wounded
TbAjvimcs; of some of tho sufferers arc Mr.
P. O'Ditiicl, Mr. E.jOvenshine, Mr.Straftpn,
Mrl. Way,;Mr.;Mi-Elroy,ahd Mr Price.
The wounded in all;' will amount to nearly
thirty but the 'majority of 'them, wearegla''
to say, arcrln no dapgcr. r tdost of the su.L
ferers'Xvcre.coaveycd home, and while on the
ground were-attended to by Dr. McClelland
and several other physiciar- -1.
We are pained tbJc'arir that tho youngest
son of Mr; Clav has becomo deranged, and L
1 lias uccu iajvc;j 10 luuauc as lum.i iMr.
Clay himself has joined the episcopal Church
at Lexington- - yK ' '. ; r
tt- " "' ;!-. , ' ,. j: -.'.r ,!. 'iL ,. , :, -Z' . ":
- Asa Diggs, Esq., has been nominated by
ihc. Democrats of th? Edcnton District as
their candidate for Congress.' , .r.
Consistqiaj of ' Locofocoisn. It will bare,
memhered with' what hycna-likc .jr., city the
loaders'-of the 'Demccr-tic party dc::vj:::.d
Mr. Clay, because he was suspected of being
concerned in tbcCill?y duid. Will it be bj
lieyed that President! Polk, with all lhe.'nn
.ithcmas. heaped upon. .Mr. Clay staring him
in tha face, J.a? app l-.-cd Gen. Jones, who
wasasccon-l in that duel, torn i'ortunl cf-fice!-
Such js ihe fact. ' WJ a h 1 j-U-'t
as lo bo'Lnger rr.itlcd by tho ! . - .crL.ic.l C;.:;i
ot such demagogies 1
We arc g!ad to !:an f
L-.::acr tbi. tk3 bciLh cf
iL: r3 bad as it v. r.o . .sorlc
j th3 A!
".'Vi'
Tho .Mo'srub Hair He :jt
the pre; :rly and c-: m:..:3, j3 to
the first Tuesday ia u : 1. f ;
all
on
t
'bouse in Bibb county,- Ga,
i a
able to'ascecta'n, no life was-'. immediately
lost, though a .boy" was carried-a'iv'ay onpa."
i-utly L..ad ; it was feared that five others
Di
' iho
In t;.
' (L ) r.r
L..trict.
I.i t!
1 s ,
tl
iT'te without opp '?:,:n.
r
v-c!C.J:.r; HV'''!:,)'!'1L '
:! (L :o) :.;e ' lhu
t. Dr. ' L-'is G? (Whi-0
a;..i Ai..h'cw Kc
1. Locof,;co c
edy arc c a
didatj in
tvs. 0vcu,
' : . . ;.. 1;
avs tho I-'- ''!. .
viduilthatsor
y book adtrocMiug,
abrogation of the
,rsii,'0 pub
ot!
lh-
f mart .
elected" to the hUt C:::gr
in w! :
these a a
bA id now a cane.
V !
v. iil be
ain as'a matter of-course. -
Itis ilatcdthat three-fourths ef . whole
number'of applicants foroCcQi;. iwi'.the pre.
. wt AduiV.Utrati-n are VirginL.is, .Nut ,u
i.ngIoapp!ic:.!;.i i-r e -Icchasyel beca made
by SjuUi C irw'biam. - How mucii mor. !
vat- ' 1 j .110:1 of the luUer, in thUrct, ct,
than t. .e::..-r.- - . .' :
: 'fMr. Pulk's Cibinethavo lately had under
consideration the expediency of constrict!: g
four atcam ships, under the laic JiCt'cf Cj:i
grcss,'to tc rirployd hi transporting the
malls, and al.lho sar.e lima to -be -so ecu.
structed. that they can, at short notice, be con.
verted into. formidable. vessels of vyar. It is
understood that the majority' of the : Cabin.
wcro irt favor of the measure.. T v- - ?
.' The -question, Convention,1 or, " No
Convention," is to be. submitted to the people
of New York, next .November. Tho object
of the Convention is to revise 1.he Constitution
of. ihe state, and it Is though, hat a largo ma.
jority of thu people aro in lavor of u rcvis-
ion. - - . . 1 - -
. .Blair cwTRivts, late editors of the Globe,
amassed a fortune of half- a million cf dulhrs
ia' thirteen .y cars ! ' -An exchange" sei-rrs to
hii)k that they liad a better chance at .Uncle
Sam's crib. than most of editors. ' " r. -.
A revival of -religion, 'says tho Cuhimbn
Tenn.) Observer, ; has been.progiessiir at
fiiO Methodial, Church iu this place' for several
days. " Some - f :rty or fifty have embraced
religion and joir l ihe church: ' " '
' " " . ; -' ' '
; t,uhn A. McKiuney,, Esq., of Rgcrsville,
a distinguislicd rncfhbcr. cf the Car in East
-Tcntiesscc,.dicd at Tazewell on the" 12ih ull.
Mr. Ogilby, Consul to. Charleston, B. C.',
from Great ' Britain is about to fciire from
thelJonsulaie. ' '- "; '
- .The Raleigh Register says they had a hca
vy frost ifl "that city on the 31st of May. We
have frost occasionally in; Buncombe j and are'
nof r-'- but wc Live had some even later than
t 't. j Though, of coUr$e, Buncombe
.-a f Raleigh in every ihing.- J '
... !vr ; r-. '-,:-' v. 4 ".f
"M Ncw; York Evening ftlfrror says that
..j Van Burcri will bo President cf 1L3
United States. Rather, a wild guess, we
should say. ,The p30plc don't like the stack
-ThcSrhalLPox is we understand by a let-'
ter 1 reived a few days -"since, stilt raW in
'c .Turk. . - --V
s -r, " 1 ' 7:
5r Scntinil savs
The following report of a Jury, whoicould
not agree upon , a verdict, .wm made; td our
Superior Court, cow in session'in 1' i - city; in
a case 01 cj .cttticnt 10 which re
profits were claimed: ! :
mesne
: ."DzAr. JeMB-llie JUrcaDlt"rc(.,. - " -'
CrVS nme or ten 10 lw tor tbrec: ' .
' V" &;rcc, you'll on derstand,
1 hat Johnny Winter , tbc land. '
lut some rcs'r-Ivs .
, Shall co tD ...- . v
. - - elV1'.-: --; m; " ";';
i . . - -a:j hare it tvery p nny.w - V
Aspect or ts 5T7riT; Ir. cw-
ITT "' t " " . ' 'T ' " - . ...
.o icar:;t;:at t.icj;. '
a general rrertirwr
1 .,3 L, ;.tern part
to C Ji7im. : ' . 1 'i.t.Tf
of thai
this c.
.... ...JutlLl Ui
-i.i man. Tha meet: r-; is" to be"
Ed, men cn the 13ih instn- ! p.-.. ..
held at
R. Kirey, .Esq, ha3 liecn'chc-en to d
- ,
an t..-
r character, cr. !
.r-
vice
O
V " . ' , ' ! ' : J-stbelaw iLa: ci:v
tare: r-.-r'T. -31 r 'r.T . - '
. 1 1. 1 3 forges: v; .
-.. ' ;;:-:UI:-3 Ers-? i32;"nDd &
1-0. . . -r ...1..,. - ,
m
i..a Lu3 black iizzicc-ExJunje Paper. '
hat a pli story ! . - "
. The -carht feTer is ragdnTt PuUski; Tc.
'J,
: 1 1 i
.1. - .
" V.
bL- "cd i.'.c.i, who
1 r
jr
r'.j; ;cs 1..
thj.jt..:
Lt:r th-1 -
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is i:
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A,
K13. ti j :"
priory r ;.;
tl.... '
country, -.1 -Lri :.i
:ir ; .
.-d ts
can "find Vi; ' cr,;i:ji lo i.j,
wn; Is it r.l . L ."T, lb -
nev
l ; the- jtrolljr-,
..l.l.!.l.I.'t,A t....r. t,.it l f?
t can
t'.o ihcm to I. dp from us? L. i -'.rt! rity, -.'.
iii'thii rcc:-: "t 1"". ,'beg'a ct Kor -.Let - j
; 1 ' -, .?! " v. ' '-tend 'I
u. . -..v.-iw.. j 3 j
'of' giving a pr v.rn on .oai-a var; .bond." i 1 j
ism." -Lyna ' ery . " -73 in w hich : jj "
sueh v. jaJisnj c.LiLi.. .... Vo be Ji '
licve
re w- '0 not "i uboyo r rv -Ur -hPfl p'. L'
. . . " t . . . . 1 - r
vo sr -a
visit
.at a cozen sucii cuszj l:av:; r"-d os .
1 t a 4 part tar, cr.d cf ccjri- ;'.:y J .'-'
had alt b
'.imesuch I 'n!ers v-'crc ct:Cou::.j:;ar - A3 1
i!rj Wh;'T j- ,!y temark, t'.''w! 3
1 . t. , 1.1 1 1 ... 1 . i . r
aseu to woru win nive r.i r. 'a 10 ccj. 1 s
' Decision. Tho' following articles, wcro
' - - - - - i ! i4' (
adopted in tho Presbsterian Convention at j-j
Philad .' " I , ." f v-10 : . '. :-- V -'-" ' -;' h . 1
- ! .,. ,.n ' ,!' ... IA! 1,': .. t
1, Ti. Lie itHiif'ioa cf ; ! lv.iy, cr.L'.i.j ' 1
in tha Um:c . , is r . ... f d c:i tLa part ' -ot
civil sj: y. " -f $
. .2. That ilivcry, as it exists ia ;..j:3 United. ;1 - j
States is not a inf d c.Tencc. . " - ' .
3. That civil mcrnmct is not bound t3 j
..tw.ir 1 -I .t 1 .;. 1 c- .. - -
V 4, That it is 1: t ; lo Vo tlia'wcrJ of 1
God .for 1 ".y person intentionally ta ir: J-'Cj -!
those held in "slavery to rebel o-?.i"- t'.'.cif j ",-J
ma&Urs..-. I- ." J '
- llur.iors of War. Tho Whcelirg Times
eft' 3 17th uU.says: ";Gen! llcr..: n, cf 'j.'
the .Maiinc C op-3 p -rscd ' -L iLi" city i:1
cn'rcule It Pen.acc!a: 1. ir 'V"V - cf "
war with' Mexico r.r ? somewhat -f -3 13. h
ri ported by mie from r.-.L.' ten.'"
Cid.IJcr.ton arrii - ! :;rc la-t
- v. I K.
- Oiou, am p :v.- ...j . iTx
mediately. ' Hi siatea ti...i ti.Jr'j : iiLlU';
, doubt cf a war with .Mexico.", I ' , -! ?:
-- Crops 'i:i'3Iic7-J7i--& letter ire.:. Troy j
(Oakland County, PdichigVn,)ray3 : ',r-jf (.
wheat' crop- ts'-Iarr'j and "look? v" and
unles3 it meets with sc.aaa er.forcn " ''f
we shall ' - "nnsidoraLy mere than cn av-: S
6rr "a crop. ;t tbcuIJ U fall in tprcui
' ry-point of view wc.pre ruined. f ; o( 1'
our m.:.'-mis find it impc:-'Lb t j r--' 'c"C
lections, so as to come to tha ci'.- .--i L
cr I' sho ' 1 ourwheat crop fail r:i "r ' 1
The. fchcrokee -Ter much iror.i iac';ct-
provisions. : Tf .orokc6 '-. - - U- "
ti r-..t 1 . t . 'J .1
uuu i.acas to .nojs gu.J.. '
arc commit-! the tempo- ' !
- 1 - IN
riy of the CLnV L'caccr.J ,. . .-. :Lcir-ht mS
frorn their palace- oL casa -and ai Jancb,' ' I
come tWour midst, pi: 1 iLa.catdni! I
hn and want that have be?- v ' t r 1 f i '
ny wilds? only erir .3 was i!.- t! - - r' 't'oo' '':
fondly to the land poccu y tb:m, thrtft: i.
of'God, surely the di ..;:c.. -f jai'dc '
would not 1. "-r 3 v ; t ' ' ' ' "' 1 1
'"",..'..' ' .,
"A ic!c.atanduust destructive aojf' t
.term occurred iaD. T.ta r v j, '
about 10 miles sauth cf T :-f-'- '' t
midnight, on Tucd.rv , ".av IT'' -J!
1 . ' ' J'"o
from tha c1-?. .
breadth. - 'It . d ever .'
Stokes, Smith, and Alar.;-
:a was
. a mi3 ia f
ar.ntng,1.
' (recent- ;,.
ly Col. Felix Le-.vh)
' ; Sho w Tell in'cc:
Yc '; 4L a
-. a r
.icsia Ner
::i c:-
t ca t1 i
: : 1 j 13 1... ;
thaTtata c'.' :; ;'v
President cf tl. : ca: a !
pre mi. 3 cf a L:tl..
ths elapse of sixty tv
1 -'. -
'1 --n
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