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o. On the 3Ist ult. there were
upwards of 700 persons Of the White
Sulphur Springs.
r The report tina, the Yellow Fee
yer had broken out in Boston il ia.
correct. .a
The following information, of much IN
terest to our little Army and its friends
is copied from the Arkansas Advocate Of
July H.:
.By an officer from Fort Gibson. we
learn, that intelligence has been received
at that post, that the Camanche d Paw
nee Indians have hostile aspect. An
express arrived at Fort Gibson from
Major Mason, stating that he had been
informed by party of Osages who re-.
Gently left the Pawnce country, that the
Camanches were taking measures to fall
upon and cut off detachment of Dra~
goons under the command of Major Ma
son. Major M. left Fort Gibson some
four or FIVE weeks since, to locate and cs-
tablish camp for the Commissioners.
who have been delegated to hold treG-
ty with the Camanches and Pawneen.
reinforcement Of three companies Of
the 18th U. s. Infantry has been ordered
to Join Major Mason's command.
sThe causes that have led to this un<
expected procedure on the part of the
Indians are not known"
REcANTINa.-The New York Ewes
ming Post has came out with column
Of eulogy upon Judge Marshall. II
will be remembered that the Post re-
joiced at the death Of this great and
good man.-It is the leading Jackson
paper in New York.
Tna BUNKRR HILL MONUMENT ID
again under way. At the close OF the
season, it will probably be about rs
feet high. When completed, its height
is to be 220 feet. -Metropolitan.
OHIo.-John A. Bryan, Esq. ID
spoken Of by the administration party,
as candidate for the office Of Govern.
or, to succeed the present incumbent, /
Gov. Lucas.
C. William Gwynn Jones, the late
editor Of the Baltimore Gazette, has
been released from his confinement ia
the Baltimore jail on his giving bonds
to the amour. of 10000 Gazette.
A writer in the Frederic Examiner
proposes JUDaE BUCHANAN, of Maryland |
as Wing Candidate for the Vice Presis
dency.
To PuRIFY MUsTY CIDER.--A few
slices of the red beet put into the barrel
are said to deprive cider Of any disagreea-
bic taste or smell.
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for The reception & FORWARDING
OF all descriptions of Merchandise, and
the transaction Of a
Commission Business.
The PRODUCE Of the country they
will purchase for CASH, receive on
STORAGE, or FORWARD, agree
ably to instructions and will keep Oh
hand a constant supply of
Salt, Fish, Plaster, &c. &c.
Many years experience in this bust.
ness encourage the proprietors to hope
for liberal share Of public patronage,
upon the opening Of the Railroad on the
LIST OF November next.
l.. WILSON & CO.
Railroad Depot, Winchester, Va.
Refer to
Messrs. Jacob Albert & Co.
John Sandstreet & Son,
Erskine & Eichelberger,
Crawford & McKim,
(" Joseph Taylor + Son,
Hopkins & Brothers,
Baltimore.
FL. M. Brent, Esq. Cashier Of the
Bank of the Valley in Virginia,
Joseph II. Sherrard, Esq. President
Of the Farmers Bank, Winchester.
Winchester, July rs, 1835.-3m.
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l have known James Rinehart init.
mately for the last five years, and be-
lieve him both as workman and as a
man, worthy of confidence.
ZEBULON SHEETZ.
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10 said decree named, being
SIG ACRES.

more or less, lying and being on Little
Cacaphon, in Hampshire county, and
the same conveyed by Perez Drew's
Administrator to John Myers, and by
said Myers to John Piles, by deed, Of
record in Hampshire county Court.
CHRISTOPHER HEISKELL,
Special Commissioner.
Aug. 1, 1S35.-4w.
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living three and half miles southeast
Of Romney, on the Draines of Little
Capbop, containing
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By virtue Of the above de-
cree, | will proceed, before the Court
house door, in the town Of Romney, on
Monday the 24tA day Of The present
month, (being the LIST day Of August
Court, to sell, the
LANDS g. PREMISES.
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REFERENCES
Erskiae & Eichelberger,
J. Hopkins & Brothers, 9
w. F. g. A. Murdoch, S
George r. Gather, 3
Samuel Wyman & Co. J
Gushing & Sons,
David Gibson, Romney, Va.
N. & w. P. Golf, Clarksburg, Va.
Abraham, Smith, Prunty-town, Va.
T MI f. !. P Preston. ; abingdon, va.
Samuel OF, Woodstock, Va.
Alexander S. Hall, Siaunton, Va.
W. G. Singleton, esq US. Attorney,
II. M. Brent, Cashier Valley Bank.
G. Orrick, Cashier farmers Bank,
Winchester.
Winchester, July Is, 1855.
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OHIo.-John A. Bryan, Esq. Il
spoken Of by the administration party,
as candidate for the Office of Govern.
or, to succeed the present incumbent,
Gov. Lucas.-Ib.
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C. William Gwynn Jones, the late
editor of the Baltimore Gazette, has.
been released from his confinement ia
the Baltimore jail on his giving bonds
to the amount Of 10000 Gazette.
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A writer in the Frederic Examiner
proposes JuDaE BUCHANAN, of Maryland
as a Wing Candidate for the Vice Presis
dency. z
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C. The Tavernkeepers of the city
of Philadelphia, held meeting ON the
22nd ofJuly, and entered into resolutions
not TO sell ardent spirits to any one while
laboring under the effects of the same; g.
they now are petitioning the proper au-
thorities of the city g. county, to search
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To PURIFY MUsTY CIDER.--A few
slices of the red beet put into the barrel
are said to deprive cider Of any disagreea-
bic taste or smell.
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Tnn BUNKER HILL MONUMENT ID
again under way. At the close ofths
season, it will probably be about rs
feet high. When completed, its height
is to be 22o feet. Metropolitan
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g tits supposed that Louis Pail
LIppE. King of the French, is the,'richest
individual in the world.
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DiGNITY sni iINDEPENDKNcE.
Mr.. kmnicut,, u member ofthe iionse OF Rep
Issentaiives from Burlington, stated 10 'he House,
TIM: there had been three Justices Of the Peace mp
pointed for the town OF Darlington, nnd hint neiih>
or Of Ilsn, had taken their commission, uId conse-
oaently theto were no such officer in tho
lur,l,or that road was about TO DO lain out and
or this purpose it was necessary to have Justice
Of the Peace ;-iie therefore moved that tho SEN
6,o 6e invited to join the House in Grand Commit
Tee for tha, purpose the House agreed lo this
very Reasonable proposition aud 'hs Speaker de-
sired Alr. Kinnicuu 10 convey this message To the
Senate. lie did SO, and returned with tho mn
swsr that the Senate RkrUskD
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ITEMS.

A resolution has been submitted 10 the
U. S. Senate by Mr. Benton Of Missouri,
having for its object the appointment of
Chnpains for tho Army. Al present ~s
believe there's not a single chaplain in
the service! -
A steam Gignte Of 40 guns and 40
horse power has arrived M Alexandra
from England, for the stryice Of the
Viceroy.
Capt Ross, the navig ator, is now Sir
Johs Ross, and about to receive "tho
honor OF, the third class of the Order Of
Bath. d"
Lord Broughnm lately expressed bis
surprise TO pnblic deputation, that my
one could doubt ofthe vast superiority Of
Mutual instruction, in elementary schools.
Tho Elcctor Of Ca.sel has conferred the
Cross Of the Golden Lion on "Baroa
Antony Won Rothschild," in London
probably for pdtue received by the petty
prince from the imperial banker.
Balznc sent to borrow four hundred
crowns Of Voture. HIS brother wit cheer
fully complied and taking the promissorY
note which the servant put into his HANDS
wrote on il thus: 81, the under writer,
acknowledge myself debtor to M, Bazac
in the sum Of eight hundred Crowns for
the pleasure he did mo in borrowing four
hundred of me"
The Irish use Of the word coaysn;eas,
for adjacent, leads sointtimcs To an awk-
ward turn of cxprrssi"u. Thus the Clare
Journal says: "a young won,an, named
Calharine Mcclure, ~ the parish Of
kiilan,ooa, Ilte her bonsn ~ Sunday last
and drowned heself in shninw stream
quite convenient"
Munden, in the plen,iiu,lr ol bis igno-
rance, boasted that he meyer read any
book but play, no play but nnr in which
he himself acted, and no pa,i al thu, but
bis own scenes. think il was MIR Lamb
who when told this, said Justly severely,
81 knew Manden well, and 1 bsh<rs
him"
DR. Thomas, (bishop Of Salisbury for
got the day he was to DO married. aud
was surprised at his servants bringing
him a new dress. A gnst singing him
in the leg, the doctor stopped and scr.,ch-
the leg Of gentleman who stood next 10
him.
A writer in the Annals Of Educs,ies,
says that Madame do Stael, before shs
wns 10 years old, rcnd in the SAr.e
months, 600 volumes Of novels, or more
than six day; that Louis XVI, during
ihe hye months and seven days Of his
imprisonment, proceeding his &ssh, read
l0I volumes, OF ooo a day. =
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,,.. and benefit Of all the Statesj and 20
.snu,ch asaif rhs residue of-sa lands
comprising the greater part thereof was
usid for by The psopss sf the whole 'ou".
srv on. Vi the Treasury OF me On"sa
Stutes.
3. That the public lands, being now
free Il ON all pledges for the payment Of
the public debt, by the extinguish"ens o.
.she saae, tho annual proceeds! thereof
ouQh, to be di, ided among the States Of
the Union, according to their respective
,opu,oton, az ascertained by the last CEN
aus, to be- applied by the legislature oi me
same to the public education and TO s"cn
other purposes as said legislatures may
sjesi. .snats and authorize.
A'That a copy .ofihese resolutions oe
Transmitted to osch- Of our Senators ana
Representatives in Congress; and thai
ihsy DO requested to snPPort the passage
Of a law in conformity with opinions here
10 exprossed. an
House Of Representatives,, Jan. ~,
1885, voted sc. BY order,
E. II. POTTER, JK. Clerk.
In:the Senate read the same day and
concured
HENRY BOWEN Sec'ry.
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r The following particulars relative
to the late attempt to poison the family oI
Mr. James w. Otis, is from the N. YcrL
American. Mr. OTIS is the eldest son o!
the Hon III. G. Otis, Of Boston.
The large reward-of $1,000 offered for
the discovery OF the atrocious wretch who
came so near destroying a whole family
by poison on Monday last, ma, il 10 hop
ed, induce the comparatively innocent
persons, used probably rs instruments OF,
the occasion, to come forward and give
testimony. There are circumstances
connected with the case, which leave lit.
tie room that this crime, unhea.d Of be.
fore in our annals, was deliberately plan.
ned and executed. We have received
from an authentic source, the following
particulars Of the transaction. On the
evening oflhe last Thanksgi, ing day, oI
about that time, n person called at the
house Of Mr. james w. Otis, in BleeckeI
street, and delivered to the servant two
samples Of coffee, one burnt and ground
the other raw, and in foreign accent, ei.
ther natural or affected, said they were
cent to ibe owner Of the house for trial.-
The iaet was mentioned to the lady Of the
house, who afterwards spoke Of il TO her
husband. He observed that he had or.
,!errJ no samples OF coffee IN be sent In
nis housr, rsd they were accordingly laid
,.iuc by the eo"k, under a belief or sonnc
mistake. .Oa tho morning of the 1911,
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Mr. Adams Eulogy upon Lafayette
will consume more than 100 rcams Of fine
paper 1t will cost the nn,ion no, tax short
Of SIO,00O, and twill be months. ,bef.rs
the whole edition, consisting Of 30, 900
copies, will lie distributed through the
country.
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COMPARATIVE EFrEcTs OF DIpFERExY
L.oUoRs. Professor Eaton states, that
from observations which he hns made On
the effects Of intemperancc upon different
persons, ks thinks the following rests
clearly established. Those who drink
cider, wine, perry, brandy, rnd cider
brandy, present red, blotched, and highly
inflamed surfaces. Those who drink rum
show medium xsppect. Hence he in-
fers that, although alcohol is always the
same, thero is something combined with
it which gives different character to ito
effects; that alcoholic liqnors. from suceu-
lent fruits, such as grapes, apples, pears,
md peaches, have II tendency towards
the surface; that the juice from tho iari-
nuceous seeds, as wheat, rye, corn, oats
and barley, Cause recession of the fluid
towards the heart; and that when alcohol
is derived from the herbnge Of pin nts, a.
the stalk of the sugar cuns, its effects are
Of the medium kind.
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IEGIsLATIyE MODEsTY.

In Yelling for Senator. ut the recc"t session o'
tho General Assembly, alessr. .sPragae aud ro'-
ter. h, i, said, had tho unbiu.hi"E AoDEsrr To
vote for themselves on every ballot Had
tho, thrown blank w most Pabiois would ha's .
done. there would have been an election.
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Correspondence Of the Journal Of Com.
merce.
WAsniNGroN,. Jan. 24th, 1895.

WAsnINGroN,. Jan. 24th, 1895.
The Senate did not sit to-day. The
House, after some unimportant business,
took up mr. Haner's resolution propos-
ing an alteration of the Constitution, so
as to limit the term OF service Of the Judg-
es Of the Federal Courts to twelve years,
and postponed to Monday, on account,
Of the absence Of the mover. The House
then resumed the consideration Of the res
olution sometime ago offered by mr.. Rey-
nolds, Of Illinois, providing that in all e.
lections hereafter made Of officers Of the
House, the members shall vote rira voce,
each member naming the man for whom he
uotes. The mode Of electing now, is by
ballot, and SO it has been ever since the
formation i. the Government. A motion
to lay the resolution on tho table was
made, and the question being taken by
yeas aud nays, was determined IN the ne
gative, yeas, lOl, nays liz.
The debate, which was very animated,
was conducted by Messrs. Fillmore, Har-
din, GiImer and Briggs, in. opposition to
the resolution, and Messrs. Reynolds,
Mckinley and Miller in it's favor. Al
four o'clock, the discussion becoming ev-
cry moment more earnest, and there be-
ing no likelihood Of obtaining the question
to-day, the House adjourned.
The Post Office Investigation Commit
tee Of the Senate, closed their labors last
night, and will probably report on Mon
day, or enrly next week. ..
The Senate will act on mr.. Tancy'
nomination on Monday il is believed. =
There is scarcely doubt Of its rejection.
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Lou.,sn;a S<naisr Tho Leeislatur
of ths State proceeded, on tho 18th inst,
10 elect Senator Of tho United Ststss 10
supply the place Of mr. Wnggamsn, whose
term Of service expires on the 4.h Of
March next. There were 65 mem3ers
,re.ent. and The following is the result
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RA .\~sN
NORTIIIIRN. STAH.
WARREN. 4. l. sATCpDAY. JAN. 81. iss9

iJLJ- 10, accordance with the established Gus,
tom Of most papers ,hroughoui the country, all
notices Cor religious or political "ee'"s,' "'a -
rixinsI marriages. will l'roaiisr 10 ena'se' -
cents each.
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Charles Gayarie, E.q. was therefore
declared duly elected. He is, We believe,
a Jackson man, and probably a Whiteae.
This achievement was won by the Tories,
by creating division in the Wing ranks.
The latter had, nt the very moment ofths
choice, u majority Of SIX in the House!-
With the. New Orleans Advertiser We say
shame ON M<m.-N. Y. JMer. .adp.
A Fortune REFUSED. The Grand
father of the painter Duche, was a profess
tant refugee from France, and crossed
the Atlantic with William Penn. Dur
ing the voyage, Penn borrowed twenty
pounds of tho Frtnchmsn, mud. whea
they arrived in Philadel phia, offered HIM,
~ payment, a square IN his city .of Phil
adeIphia, meaning thereby to show his
friendship. Duche, however, very cour-
teously refused, saying he would rather
have the money. "Blockhcn adj" ssid Penn
'thou shal, hnve tho money; but canss
thou not see tn at this will be q great city
in u little timer" Duche ai,erward frank
iy acknowledged tn at hc had proved him.
self blockhrnd, when he saw the square
he had refused, ns an equivalent for twen-
,y pounds, sold for as many thousands.
-! Dunlap. +.t
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ALABAMA The nert Presidenf-Ihe
Flag OF tho Union Of January 80, says;
-ssI'he resolution proposing the lion.
Hugh l.. White Of Tennessee. to the
ueople of the United States, as a'su'taoie
candidate for tte Presidency, was adopt
ed Yesterday, ia the House Of Represen-
ta,ives, by q vote Of 55 to 90"
The same paper also says:-"Ihs res
olutions offered sometime since by MI
Lewis, Of Beuton, instructing our Sena'
Tors ia Congress TO use their exeri'on 't
Have Mr. Clay's resolution of censure o
the President, expunged from tho journals
Of the Senate, passed the House Of Rep.
ressntatives on Thusday last. Yeas 81,
nays 25."
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Psi,ioi;sm Of The Lod;es.-About forty
cfihs youngest, prettiest ladies Of Frank
fort, in Germany, all Of whom belong TO
the socie,y for the relief Of the Poles,
were recently found implicated in procur-
ing the escape Of several prisoners con-
fIed for political ofsncss. They sent
ssws and files 10 the prisoners wrapped W
in pastes and sskes--a specimen Of fem
ini,ss .aci md spirit worthy Of oil praise.
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in q months time, the period of The fa-
mons rsopbesy Of N,pcleon will expire,
"jsSemty years." mid be, !" E"ropc vii
bs sakss Republicaa u C,ssaek!"
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Mr.. Pop Emmons of Washington city
has issued proposals for publishing a BIZ
ography Of Martin Van Bureu.
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Em;grai;on.--We have the authority
ofso official document in our city ar
chives for stating, that since the year
1916, no less than 1920 em'grants
from the old world have landed ut the
Dor, Of N. York alone. or these 65,-
$40 we're from England, ,4s ,27s from Ire
land, i4,93s from Scotland, 1887 from
Germany, 1919 from Holland, 25S7
from France and 1854 from Switzer-
land. IN YMan.
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trscts from letters Of tho 7th August
Two year since, an account was pup
li.hed in some of the Boston papers, OF
the murder Of Capt Carter, OF the En-
yI;,h cutter and VIM Little, by two Sand
Wich Islanders, who wero Purt OF tLo
crew Of the cutter. They were tried at
the Islands, convicted, and afterwards
confessed tho fact Of piracy and murder,
the Island government did not !:ee Mt to
execute the criminals. The British gov
ernment being made acquainted with the
Iacts. sent II. b. M. ship Challenger to
the Islands last summer, to demand their
execution, and they were hung on the
29th July last.
The American bark Volunteer sailed
from the Sandwich Islands, previous to
the. 7th Aug last, for Canton. Capt Do
wett, while ON voyage from the Sand
wich Islands to the Southern Islands, Va
cific OCEAN, in the Victoria, was murder
ed, with two white men, and two Sand
wich Islanders.
Doct Doughlass, q scientific English-
man, while on an excursion 10 the noun
tains of Hawaii, was lately killed by u
wild bull. Boston Trans.
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III was stated short time since, that tce
.ommirtee on Foreign Relations in the
House stood SIR 10 three, against the
Presidents views concerning our affairs
,,;th France. We have since understood
tha, the question has more recently been
. sub;sct Of discussion in the Committee
and that a msjori,y oftthe committee sub
.,.n,;ajlv puree with the President, and
that in all probability u majority OF the
cemmittee. is said that MIR Cambre-
leny il chairman OF the committee on For
eip.i Relations in the room VI MIR Wayne
Mr. VIM Turpin, native Of Providence
III died in New York on Wednesday
last. lie died worth about $500, ,OOO, and
left $50 900 to bis colored coachman.-
Other numerous legacies were left by.
him, among winch are To Arthur Tap
nan. and Isrhal Corss, in trust, 200 shares
10 the Mechanics' Bank, to be transfer
rad by them to such society or lnssitu-
,;on AZ. in their opinions, q will best pro-
mote the education and welfare ofthe de-
,csndants of Africa" To Peter A. Jay:
Thomas Hall and Charles Collins, 100
shares in tho Mesha nics' Bank, to be
trau,fsrred to tho N. Y. Society for the
,nanum;ssion of slaves, for the benefit Of
the African Free School. TO VIM l..
Garrison $500. TO Theodore Dwight,
editor Of the New York Daily Advertiser,
a., 100,
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The Thermometer at Charleston has
been us low os I9.
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A gentleman near Nstchez, has lioer'
ated his slaves, about twenty in number
and furnished them with from $500 tc
S4O0 each, to promote their comfortable
settlement in Liberia.
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Oaroge.-Gcn. Ripley, tho reprosen-
tative elect 10 congress from the I'd DIS
trict was mos, brutally assaulted yesterday
by four individuals. As the transaction
is likely to become the subject Of Judicial
investigation, we forbenr from making
any comments. N. Orleans Bee.
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The cultivation Of flowers has this yea
attained a degree Of perfection q which
probably was never equulled by the cit,
Of Harlaem. Ghent possesses at this mo-
mcnt 206 hot-hou ses within the walls snt
SO without, in all 266. Since the las
year, the trade in flowers amounted Il
upwards. Of 100000.