Weekly Messenger, Volume 5, Number 237, Vevay, Switzerland County, 16 July 1836 — Page 1
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I'llIiWfiR'S RETREAT, ItfDIAXA, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1SS0. YOI.. V. ISO,
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the fugitive were immediately made, hut for an officer named Kelly, who, suspecting that a considerable time without ellcct. At he would prob'ably call it the post ollke for
vi';tr t .v i) ?. i : 1 i ; : i the ye:i U i i l U'o. X j i. ;criit
-I or at p i
,v- iok Tnrp . Luirt 1. :i jpr.i i.i sdip" chaff, sue wes lound letters curected to certain muiv iciuais. commu-
v-lwo
ntil the expiration of the snugly ''cornered as sportmd would s.ty, or ' incited the same to the post master, who
ami fifty easw. if paid ensconced, at a fashionable. boarding house in caused him to be arrested the moment he I two iki.:.ars paid i.r Brooklyn, in companv of the painist whose a- presented himself. lie confesses his guilt
bi'itics she had so frequently spoken in terms land promises to make known his accomplices.
less than six of high acprohation and praise. 1 tie disco-
jvikJ in advance. :verv was to uc deserted and enrageu man 01
wis receive their papers by ! law. as might be expected, an astounding one.
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us postage.
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on
r( ceiv-
i.
1 fo
p.. lit- n .-;-. lt) p:iv ce:
. p'.p " i;.;;m "1 until id arrearages ' ar : : t: i , ail notice to stop it sent to the of! ti- e i-i v.-i ll i:-ir, j A Iverlisom .ti's in-rled. at tfie usual r:it'"-. !-je:;pi peronj a IverlUing e!i-pod ! o-apa-ii :i.;, whe-a .l will b demanded for a ! fernal". a;i 1 f ra male. j VCT ppr )v.3 1 p:-,).i i delivered at this of-'-. fie-?, or s.i ; i ot:i ;r !! ire as ::i iv be agreed up-
on, t i:;e:i in p iyme:it.
The father of the lady having agreed to
- j pay to her husband a large sum ot money epal to that sued for he consented to take back to his house his fugitivn and unfaithful nouse. He must be a f pirited gentleman.
In theS'.atc Rights Sentinel, published at Athens. Georgia, we find a very sensible comnunicatiori, upon the Indian war, which closes villi the following liberal proposition to the
; government. Wo had the Honor, not long ;s':tce, to suggest the propriety of letting out
the war on contract but, being in toe oppotion, our views failed to have proper weight j with the executive. Bal. Chron.
i 'o'.v mv proro'uion is, to take this war
.irnon contract. If the government will pay
s. within a (ew days. been;, .;,r,i hnilrr,'l thousand dollars 'n eood
IX
A J Ti I S E YM A N
GEORGIA. J uliCiilc' d"uT10 ! An itinerant citizen of vour state and
neighborhood
severely tiau-Jled !y tiie peojv:c ol iiiu no-i ,,, .Ir-.fts on net banks will not be
, -. , . - .. . , - ! v. ....... . v , vouga, in tins tou:uv. on sasjueion iliat lie is ,vill rnf-ntre fwithout an "extra
v) to drive every treck out ot the
a copy ! !iwo gtates. in less than six months. I will just
ib;)!iii,)!iit
rd.iv .in:! rcr.
tried and
thev saoa
I returned from that place
i r.. . ... i-
tae proc
,ia:! reresved iron: l.r. u. a copy oi jtwo tate?.in less than six months. 1 will just odiag of the public meeting which jtake a col,..ic 0f cotton epauletted colonels condemned him, with a request thatm,t 0fourj)a;e woods, with as many regiments Li be seat to you for publication. ! irOTn cur ,HCklebcrrv swamps, and Til make
Tlie minds of the people arc highly ex ispera-1 mnner fared rascal of an Indian scam
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i.. .a h in i i,i::v ici i"'51' 'F'- per out of t he nation liKc rauoits irom woods . I f!i leavored to find out where j., t- . :.- vnt,Mi ,n:-.R the contract before
led. and w
-with his
he nilgai oe seen. a it is not i.iipossnue inai ! SiiicU le Ijcri" v season is over, that 1 may not rnav know so;ne of Ins connections it ho;n.-, ; ...... , u ' ,,r,1vi-ion5,l I'll ensasie that every
th
e n i:n-
beii
lg verv t imu
lie
to be a preacher,
liis name ii
-ai a to
jr.
Mi
ll a.!
recently a.rrnveu
Hiih
!0-
I'jagh from Twiggs count v, where he had ex-
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me ! tnv soie.ers gei mmic nun: cmiun iu make a crop of peas and potatoes, and with three hundred dollars in his pocket. My boys will "ive em none of vour wine drinking, p!ayf' . . ; . i i. . i i ,
ictiiH, trace c liain snooling piay-, uiej u ine
eited much feeling by the promulgation j'(.m sCvamo for swamp, bush for bush, tree for his sentiments, and a number of letters ioliov ircCm ;Uci j,-,vc .rn rosnm besides. The truth td hi nt to .-. Tiiom is, recommending that he.js (VjeiH5 Ilu kory, we don't want any imporIjo examined anil sent oat of the state. IIc:(.i ..,.,.,!- tv,rn m hnw to nVht ludiaas.
he examine
was ac pers w
ti .fifi-;iU. lo learn us how to tight Indians.
lgty arrested and annual nu P-i-: , I, .,r1r .1 : little about that at Uraddock s
i live certificate and letters, f,...f
.fot hand over your war lo our cow-
of which w.-(. intended as passports, and .jrjvcr a, (j jo( u9 manage it in our own way,
elt-at.
pom
at: comuver.dmg h:m as a minis pel. One uf iiiesc, Dr. il. told in
c-iged to tla.-i etore ruder ih I r a in 'c m ile :
er of liie gos- .xu,
he acknowl-
e examiners all spurious.
circumstances wor t was sent o it
iie a forgfrv. conclnl-d thei
and t! were
ng.
.1 ;
sumrn-irv v-'n: A c o n''1 com.--: .f pr Kitc'.u-U s;t ,i
a r i.i wun
i ig tie -log i :"s Ma i: tarre i an I leatir-
:m i on Wf..i::esday the w!. :!. a got together, and cxecutcc t;i, e.
-was nppoin'ed to re pi
"II, w h ;d i-ed
r-d
irt
'11 show you a thing r two toat win
you so that you II not rursi- any tor a Hut la! vml kn-ov what we are it we hut haif a t nance.
n l l ik what a saving to tae govvi o.n io. ill liie pooli." -!) -.;! g i: -a i-d, all l ., clothing.'ali tc-ji-.-'Vieo-r.-aig a id ir e .nillij.is lio hitn I mi (h!iinl tloii.irs beMdi:!!! This
another sort ot rnlra t to vour rip raps.
and we
tickb
son of the war waged upon it by the adminis-j S;xGinrt AtcrsvTiox. Tlie Inquirer of tration, with the money of tho people, andJu- Thursday last gives the particulars of a jase ring that period the suffering of all classes has 'of extraordinary interest, that was tried bc-
bcen intense, let, it will not be pretcnJed lore Alderman i.ryanf, cd the county,;
tnat saiu p.. ... i t m(. KC;U' hom vou immediately.
ii-.-,. .-id (!i, viii-KTf nil I lrl! VIIOP
i i in 1 of all kinds of music, pi. iv-
t-ie v i : I eg I rr t . liai undo: R ! j'-.iv iudivid i -1 1 in at;- 1 av tu.'Ui ' v! i-.- ;-'al
1U)U SHORT.
; l S. I hope yo l'll let me have the refusal
U ,.f,,.. V! .,;,J ,,..,r I'll l;i'-f. Ihnt -it h:i II
VM IHU IJiiHUWii. "in. - - ...... !!'j-hhcii fnur limulrcd thousand."
le should al-o!
days from this
-licit hi he.a-.l t!i-.l again roue
the
on
as be'ore t hat i-i '.la ' within "len
in.- ie;i il'v of LvnclTs Law. in lit; .Y:itr- . hrr! :'s:r.- The
xv!: .-. is :een la is naroarousiy ; pl.(Cctj upon ier anuCs and wrists, as a piece
, I
JVomcn fattened nl Tunis for Min i -ge. A girl alter she is betrothed, is couped up in a ii i iir II 1 . :l
mal room. snacKies oi iroi-i huu &nver are
Ifs'.ic is to be married lo a man who
unilies i (Jjchavgf. d despatched, or lost a former
t il l ;
:a . o i.e lii-Hi i ipeciao
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i .sew ,".-.ev; avraeaao; oi ,. i.i.,.,i.., r.r.v. ;r.,
t 9 IHU : I - i V. i Iv.- IUI li 111. " Ui L. ill I.
oi iii-.j t neo
iege
?nliit:
I., i; tu-nar y, lisli.l worth: . -Il.ite n-it t
i-surcd bv a fi i 1 1 - -! t oi i t ; hi
aii'
amia:
udiev
a
:ng man of dinasuming. and
We
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-i ve i oa
'i.en M id.
;r oi;--anv s
L"fi
'put on tin1 new b; ide's limbs, and she is fed til!
; they are filled up to a proper thickness. 1 he food used lor tills custom, worthy of the barbarian?. is called drourh. which is of an extra-
! vvao h.is an intimate ordinary fattening quality, and also famous . that toere is nothing (-)r rt,IU?ering the milk of the nurse rich and
iiye m hi manners or s: nti- :.,JIinj .l!)t With this seed, and their nationilii 'C': and moreover, (hail i a: i. , i,ri.l !c I,tnr-,lli- rr-,m.
i-t I Uil. C;CU-1JUU, llll- I'l iui. IJ iiiiiiiit I.1IU1I
ii :;r; a vear ago.
he
I to the views of the Abo-
ed, and may actually die under the spoon.
Mr.
s as
Kitcneii
ki'.y eppo
a party. j The Inm Rnmdu for Losses. If you lose
.11 ,,-.- r-.-, , mi,,.,i-l.- , .- , n-it-t-.n I I. I l... .I.....M... Ill ,.....-......1 .....
i.:. i 1 1. ii.iii,, ii "aim. your iseaiiu me uu'.iui iviii uhjiiiuhjiiu uu
ilaiiovcr, in .Morris county, New Jer-'i0 take advice. If you lose your money by
?ry H id is a grand son of the late Hon. fraud, the lawyer will tell you to bring suit. Aaron Jxilclieil. tor many years a distinguish-! von nse your properly by robbery, the edi- . .- a . - ...f .... i i ' f I. : - .. ! . " r- -11.11 . J .
i n he t " ;L"i'"i't v.onui : noiii inn M.tie.tor of a newspaper win leu tou io auvernse.
.f
a'c
a!;
Muent! v
a menu
of the L. S. sen-j This is all very natural, but in truth there is imoic benefit irom advertising than people are
! aware of. A newspaper is to be the body po-
A Jaw suit uehcate nature, which had ;jtic what the blood is to the body natural. been commeiiv i''-V'w York, has been set- j Jt keeps up a constant circulation and reaches i; ,1 i ..I ..(" .. ..f ; . . . . : . tin. i
1 'd hv t if t:-ai '. --n 'if-' iiuveu um ui Lutiu. even l ie most remote extremities. vnai
. i-.ii-ir
-. . T -,,,, .n-i i-..,, tr, I in I, ill I tf.A,
i ise laets, as ii: ..i-i .. ,
slantially as
.'iint tiled hv i.he plaintifl', were according
othe New York T.-nscript, subs
Soliows:
pv ,..
eiigav.-l, .
and he
with subsribers who pay for their paper, and who do not pay for their papers, and the number who borrow, or frequent reading rooitis
land taverns where newspapers arc taken, it is i lawyer in les ! probable that the ordinary news of the day
i .11. . 1 . ,-., ,.t ...... 1 i . .1 r.i
pi a ::ce ana o..-"-"i ;"'""--!ir(';icnc nine leuuis oi me eoniiiiuiuiy.
d ti;e instance, ol lis "in. ta oung
The Mbanv Microscope publishes the
T: r. r.-nnnlaiu-in!. v'lio
.email.) a ccb -br'ted pan i-t,to
i-,M.i. who was also :;a ac-
namcs of dcliuuuent subscribers, advertisers.
; it whom he i.'e-i" d to o. under thf head of the " Black List," to I, ,,,, r. ! . . . . - . . .
I ne pr... csm)i j winch is prefixed a plate representing a poor
t.
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compM-roou masiciiti!
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,v.', ..-.'j. I ;.;, crt for5 ;UHi t,.ni." ;"-r",, up" -fellow on his knees praying to Old Nick, who i.l.i'in.trectmns reouired by Is" lady. is about lo toss him with a pitchfork into his
His skill, sciei.ee and execution wen-, sken -. . I i.l .. ... . rr ..!ir:4rl
i .nii-.i-oi- forir.i. not oniy uy r.te mn. an l. - - -,
This, though a novel, may be
tlicacious mode of collecting debts
. ,. r i ... ..i i.,. u,.r i,iish-,.l fi. i. - r.'Hai'uy, the man who would cheat a
ih- r, (a ir-pe-table and wealthy t.ad.Mnan ,,nfc.r, mus.4 l"ve too little conscience for anoiv carrying on bu5i,. in this city ) who is ; ny other ;lr.co than that intimated by the a well known amateur and lover cf r,vj-i- yU(c of Microscope.
Tim hurninzofthc treasury. It is stated in
Important motion. On Friday last a motion for a Mandamus was made before his honor Judge Hickey of the Fayette circuit, in open court, in behalf of Mr. Dickey, mail contractor between Maysville and Lexington. The object of the motion is to require the managers of Maysville turnpike road company to permit the mail stages, &c. to pass along said road without payment of toll. The law principally relied on to support the motion is given in the deci:-icn by the supreme court of the United States, in the case
of the Bank of the United States vs. state of
.Maryland. It was considered as peculiarly applicable to this case, because the corpora
tion against which this motion is directed, has in many places occupied a public roa. established by the state and adopted as a post road by the general government for many years before its creation by the state legislature; thereby interrupting and obstructing a mail route, in the occupation of the department. It was argued if the state could delegate to a corporation the power to Iiy a toll upon the transmission of the mail it might be extended so to work a prohibition. That argument comes with great force against this corporation, if the reports are true, which we have often heard of. threats made by officers of the company, that as the government had refused to aid in making the road, it should not use it." We hope that the report is untrue, since it would be a great disgrace to those who could
utter such illiberal and unpatriotic manaces.
J he argument oi the motion is not concluded . Messrs. Mays and Robison for the motion S. WicklUFe, sen. against it. Lexington Iiy. Gaz. THE GLOBE. There is probably no one circumstance which so thoroughly developes the character of this print, and its hireling wrileis, as the course it has from li r.e to time puisued in relation to the Hank of the United States, and the. efforts made to injure that institution, even
at itirii tzaro oi uesiromg noi oniv ine curleiu v. bul through it tlie prosperity of the '"'jii i n . Mveu 1 1 I ae bank, as an institution charter
ed b lite United States, had been obnoxious to all thai the Globe and its hireling editors have alledged, it was but reasonable to suppope that when it ceased to be a government bank, and according to the Globe itself, became nothing more than a simple stale institution, its very harmlessncss, independanl of a regard for the currency of the country, would have shielded it from further attack. But
sf,ch lias not been liie case. No sooner was the new bank chartered bj Pennsylvania,
than this organ of a corrupt administration commenced its panic, articles, and the secretary of the treasury, and his worthy associate Reuben Jl. Whitney, aided as far as practica
ble, by calling on the deposite banks to in
crease their specie capital. 1 he object of this cry of 'panic' by the Globe, backed by the treasury circular, was to force upon the Uni
ted Slates bank as possible of its circulation,
in hope of thereby embarrnssmg its action and preventing its being serviceable lo the community generally. It was known at Washington that the bank
had sold most of its branches on a credit of one, two, and three years; that the amount of
specie in its vaults was only eight millions, and
its circulation nearly twenty-three millions;
and these enemies ot the people and the country, very properly argued, that if they could force back upon the institution a large portion of its circulation before it could realize the proceeds of the twenty millions lo-ked up by the sale of its branches, the bank would become embarrassed in its operations, ami pos
sibly be destroyed! This was the great object
of the administration the one of all others
which Gen. Jackson and Martin Van Huron
had moot at heart and to accomplish t his they were ready to piostratc Ualf the state banks in the country, derange the currency, and produce a scene of distress such as can
wilh difficulty be pictured by the most vivid
imagination. A more diabolical conspiracy
against the prosperity of the country never has been conceived, and the people's money,
and tlie people themselves, were impudently used to effect this general ruin. The scheme was deeply laid, and the conspiiators,conscious that it wculd fail if the bank could enjoy its usual high credit abroad, simultaneously with their attack here, caused to be circulated a report in London thai the charter was procured by bribery, and that it would be repealed by the next legislature of Pennsylvania! But thanks to ihe intelligence of foreign
capitalists, and lo ine ingii cnaracter ol the president and directors of the institution both
that this war on the part of the government against the currency has injured the bank:
far from it. 1 he stock of that institution has remained unshaken; its credit has not been in
jured; it has redeemed ten millions of its cir
culation; and is at this moment as strong as at any period since its (irsl creation in 18 IG. In short, the administration discover, that after a war of three months upon the bank, by reason of which they have retarded the prosperity of the country, and injured all classes to
more than double the amount of the capital of
the institution, they have accomplished nothing that can either shake the credit of the bank or advance their own political views. And now, not satisfied with the injury they have already inflicted, the Globe is aiming to lessen the importance of the arrangements recently made in London by the bank, in consequence of which the money market has been sensibly relieved. JVeiv York Courier S,- Knquirer.
w
days since, in which doctor Sleigh, a respect
able 1 resbvleifan clergyrr.r, was charged with (he crime of murder. The charge was made it appears, by a girl named Bridget Killbridge, whose si?ter, Ann Moran. h.aj lived with dr. Sleigh, in the capacity of i t rvant, and who, it was alledgcd by Bridget, had mysteriously disappeared. anil under circiiinstanccs which left no dubl in her mind, that she had been murdered by the doctor and his two sotis. In the evidence before (he alderman, it was
stated that Ann, while living with dr. Ndeigh,
was in the haut of sitting up late at night, for the purpose of readier:. The family 1'eaiing an accident from fire, removed trie fastenings from her chamber door, in order to obtain ready access to her room. This circum
stance, taken in connection v. i'!i the fact that
the doctor's two sons are sdudenis of medicine, was construed by Ann into an intention, upon the part of the family, to take her hie, t';at they might obtain her body for disscctieti. One day, in conversation with her;i-fer Bridget, she mentioned her fears and sii.-'cioi!.:,,
and added, shvaH :iisiinxr nmj.irnif. vo:t.
Inn
e noil
aft
er.
V '
i .n.li. .. .' t .' tii-t. . jIUL
Bridget failed again, and.
mem or. cerium tin v m-. r ,m a-.- , '
Ann
i ind
SALMAGUNDI. Provoking paragraph. A Maryland editor has been presented with a strawberry hv a
young lady, which measured four inches in cir
cumference! e ll move to Maryland next
week. Cheap criongh. A New York jury Ialclv
lined James Gray two dollars for killing ano
ther man by the name of Mattock. Philosophy. "Aunty," said a pensive ur
chin to his instructress, "what comes o' a' the auld moons?" "'Deed, laddie, I'm no very sure," was the tardy reply; they'll may be clip them dooen and mak' stars o' them."
"In a little more than eighty j-enrs the pop
ulation of tlie United States has increased
from one to eleven millions. Another silk company, located at Belvidere, has gone into operation.
Caleb Stanley an Englishman, commander ' 'r 'A e t i i t i -it i , j fore tnt ill I ptian Vf! In ill fpr . h:i hrrn l.llli'O in :i I I .
i- r n,-,v..,m of me prosecutors, he wewr, at
u J Vy is l ft l 1 1 I (lll'ililt il 4 i . 'On 'i.-Something new. The people's! ""J?; Ami, the murdered gi.h wrdk.-d inbank at Patterson has issued notes for 5 CO. I , 1 W,VtfC: m C lor-;e. a:.d declared SO 50, A7, &c. " '.tnat she had m,l been murdered ! The .,!,,!,, " LurJirs ofJIuslmlia.TX. trees are wit! J explained ny A.m s.t:ir,;! that
r...u i. n.,.- ,u - f i n... ' - '.-""' ant
V.-WL 1 1 v.1 ii. lilt: uutiuis vriiuuui rttlll, n;iu lliu ; a, .....
birds without or:". 1"'c,or ivi ubsequciir commenced a
liion aira-nsf !ns ace-a-rs .. ; .
that the whole a hair
atcd in the 'Toundlss stisnii io: of
sure
ppeared. ar:d neither
loctor Sleigh nor his family could &;ivo anv
account of her ! Bridirel was at once certain
that Ann had been cruelly murdered, and she
immediately repaired to a magistrate's oiiic ,r -. &. obtained a warrant for the arrest ofdector
Sleigh. Oilicers were sent to search (lie d a-
tor's residence, which is on the west side ' the Scliuy Iki'.f, and a regular examiiuitiuii of the premises was made, even to dr'iiini in the
yard for the body, ai d 1 k ; kii j; ti e Line; u, in the expectation of findine ihe limbs -,, .. ,!,- .,, Tl I i ..
ui"".o iiuiin uiimjcccmmiii in li'ati.'-f trace of the body, (he prosecution was
!;;,-or-
ausly pres-UHl
and doctor IS!
ei
alderman. Oror.Mv Jo t!
ga Vt as taken ho
le s-urn? i-t
one el ha
ur- . - l Ti.i.i r vent r n. ia ii.i w.i . swim:iiiiU;l ,
, -- , , , i .1..,, tho the New Or sins Bee oi ine lum msi., tnaia at nome ami anroau, an tnese tuorts to injure f. 1,1. our. e Acin?, ,t wa; Jiscm.. .Ld ' the l' J J; Hubbard, the person who set. fire the credit of the bank have most signally fail-Kh-reature " ! to the Uuitcd States treasury department at ed. 'Tis true that for three months past f ct de.rnped J1: J Washington, was arrested in this city the day the institution has been crippled in its desire I ..1 (o 1 toe ha nf.'( t.' j' .,!, f0!y before. lie was traced to New Orleans by to aid the commerce of the country, by ica-
J.'lcil
ior Meigh si;
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iI rs. lroclf. w ho r -sides amoiof I he r.i in .i.' . t-
M.-.ueu u ine uiaisirau
ry-n nnl'ilti2 It, Si. ,lltl, f-..'r!ii,., ,,.iilrrle m-i.i- .Ofl
III'MIIIIM.HJ III .'I'dlll V HI Ullllll ,ll'w'iV l VII'l l
I. .1 i-.li " Had OIK
ius: valine an aim i'jii.
None rr :ifi aii! of ri-hf r-tntd lnf !!:-. I . :
.i . , 1 ' ICOIlVC, till
feel conscious that thev deserve it.
! Budget and her si-t r :. w-iflu..-!:
proceeding.? were
What you p'case ! means, 1
expect
much
-nod
.7 Joe. The first patron of Kdnnm-! Buike was Gerard Uamiitcn, lie, in a in ment of aiu'er. sai.l to h'm. 'If w,.; I. !.,
more than 1 can in reason ask for,
A gold mounted cane is to be presented to the c-dehr.nfpil ! hipf-l.-il. nr. V. II 111, f
llij3 rjly too voii hin a garnrt and introduced ou iuAuuatic snorls are all ihe -n in ll.n -r.f. Jto ,l(c H PIKV"'S ' "r.: said Buike".Mr.m
line eight oared barge is rowed about the river by a club of gentlemen in Louir-ville.
JNapoIeon s identical carriage, the real ''Si-
r . .i . i
ljt:iii ui ii t oiue.-sion. in.-u I (. :'.?nai
your acquaintance.' PKivrr;::-' Piiovr.R 'av (bon the rrh.t-
mon IW.-' Iia boon n.ir. I, ,.,! :.f V., ..! , i ' " 1 m; u'' u ow(l mm, ttiat the n,l
by a French speculator for the small sum of!, ,na- ;,';r,l1; K
i i stniji in nice my liiii ; 'T(a-,. !i:'.
i i tiw i. !..- 1 1 mi-, -.i il ,...:n
700 francs.
ot te
jcivcnvircf n;ip. oi he mn . .,:i, 1 lu- , .-.
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A Ions !.. The Northampton Courier(v',snrou,,lJ :,"I when thou weddest thv
stales, that the libel suit of II. . Strom:, a- cr to a man of her choir,
Cud I 1 1 !
gainst Ihe editored that paper, came up for , ,:r'to I,lin !i bo.mUlul snre.d ihe bridal !-..;!
i'I'ihmi noi inai ior wr;;c5ihv r.nri;b
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trial last week.
"In consequence of the absence of a material ta'd, but go and buy for tinsel! (!f hi
witness by whom we Oxpcct to prove (he 'J ? ff '3e' truth of the "statement ef facts," the case was 'Fho-t shaff f;o( read thy n. -ighlv.-.; V pap, continued to the August term. The writ ' nor m"lst !'" i't the re a. eiul : :-o5-sion
measures twenty-seven feet in length. do you think ot that, leader?''
What losl t,,0il s''iiide.sf condemned in tie- si t ,..
bur. who drivcth the .pull, and t!iy harach r
hawked abort by -our cliildren.---. ;;, a .
Fly him who from mere curiosity asks three questions running about things that cannot concern him, Si BAPS. I hate ?ong stories and shoit ears ( corn,
A costly farmhouse and a shabby barn
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-. ,'.1.1 i.iiiiini.iijvjtiiiui9iiiiiitii ii. uu: ii i . ,, . , i iii'' I' 'C-ngress have been cn!.tr l e ' ( 1 u v . , More cms than pigs, no books, but main uuns. T!l ,,,.!,,,. i.- i , , , . 1 ' '. V- i , i - , I ne late n.ivtdt. rocke t h en-d tbe-o ftore toe., tioht boots, and paper duns, ... i . l it ,, -. , - 'it .ana s poke id iheru t ha-. e --. j r - -
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;,-..,..!(. ! his, nowevrr, i a-; a. oar.-e : haiacteiist'f, and has :;cver rbhop.-.l na;. in use. It has howvver, at lea;;i! lc.-a . dopted by a prominent membc r of ihe !,
Whojaughs while talking, nnd who talks while!-'"' rn:i)' Uongress, f.cd thic i uo l.'u.i;.
my rcascui ior being fu;ti.:;oi:.,
I hate tight lacing and loose conversation, Abundant garb, and little infoi inntion ; The fool who sings in bed, and snores in mcel-
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eating.
A farmer having hired a man fo reap two or llnec acres of barley, went out into (he field, and found him reclining under (he shade of a tree. "What is the matter," inquired he. " Oh," said ihe man, " 1 feel amazingly drop-sickle.'"' The Boslon Pearl has a good plan for the completion of Ihe Bunker Hill monument,
which strikes us ;t3 simple and effectual. Here it is: Let those pay no:e who never paid before. And those who whilom paid now pnyth. more. The man of law in dealing law to others, Sh.nmes half the laws himself, and justice bothers, Intent on flaws, and pulled with jargon phrases. Himself, his client, and his jury cracs Demurs, appeals, continues, and exhausts,
And gets his triumph in a b.U of cos'.
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I'.ium irom a recent speech in iia representatives,- delivrifd by tlie member upon whwin t!.o du;
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vohes of suppressing ilr pi eTioi.M question. We and mr. Boon shales (!
pubficiilion hinisclf. W
lest some sirripl-.'-mindod the extract for a boav.
Boon iitowo lmn;clf fo b
pro'i'i oi heng n do of such a man. 1
wbjei lion. We doubt n- t
situation, and will leavi; :a t ' own shame. "I have before .iid, n r. . j . , ter Ihe prcsidedtial e.V ciion in I J parties in politi.., were re4i,'.f :.
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