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FOR LIVERPOOL,

FoN I'M cob'
.. :. q! June:
,N Can't Marie, having her cargo all engaged,
~ will sniI positively on the 9TH init. For pas
sage having superior acconmodat'ons apply on board
opposite upper press, or TO q W WHITNEY,
is ~ Camp st
NJ H. The Adam Lodge can luke 6o bales cotton il
applied Tor inns morning 10 . y I W
FOR ALEXANDRIA, NATCHllOCEES,
SHREVEPORT, FULTON, n JONESBORO.
e TftAn The splendid steamer SOUTH A.
t,1K4-A$ LABAMA, Bickerstaff master,
ssssSsS5E will leave for The above and nlerme~
date landings, on Saturday, 9Th instant, at O'Clock,
+. NJ. For ieight or passage, ing splendid accom-
'''o'".o"' "F' vi " W "EI1 r. 30 i'"use u
:; :. .-.-- y ~, - .-e~ -e-.-
xUNNY BAGS-25,ouo for sale hv
- ~ . Y !! I WIZ NEf - Camp 81
HYDRAULIC CT We \T-2n0 hbls for sale ny
IL is S&J P WHITNEY, 73 Camp st
A SH OARS-5Ooo feet ash oars, for sale by
THROWN SOAP-3OO hayes brown soan- for sale h,
=, 7zoo1 :. e= ,,H-'.o o""r .,
AcN-''oo oo's s"!t n ~, u" me- "r sue ny
~ - .,oN2.-- !, - view Levce
BACON SiDES-lO0 casks superior Cincinnati Gu
> red. in store tor sale by
j6 G DORSEY, "A New Levee
4 AIT'TTFR-1o.h III and Ws.1e,n in s1,,,. "a, colo ~
Is Is DORSEY i, New Ievse ~
-, ANTE0-Fo1 vonna 1,on y c1eoI. - : o1,,:
w ana) situation in some mercantile establish,
employment is the pr ncipnl obec, salary would not
ma Ike much ference for the present. The person hu.
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Mr.. Janin-Read Mr.. Jann's answer to Mr.. Veau
rigaud's charges Veaurisaud completely floored.
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11roreeutngs of Council.
CoND MUNICIPALITY.
TUESDAY. Alb June, 1899.


Tho Council met pursuant to Adjournment: pres.
ent Hon. Joshua Baldwin, Reco der Aldermen
Caldwell, Gloyd, Hall, Lockett, Peters, Rogers,
Sewell, Whitney and Yorke.
The Journal of tho preceding meeting having
been read and approved:
Tho Recorder laid before tho Council a copy
Of a judgment obtained by Peter Ceary, in the
Commercial Court, whereupon, on motion Of Mr..
Peters, it was
Resolved, Tint the Treasurer paw 10 Peter Clea~
~, on warrant Of tho Mayor, tho sum Of five hun"
drec and fifty six dollars and twenty -four cents with
pcr cent interest thereon, from 10th May, 1889,
being the amount of Judgment rendered in his
favor against this Municipality, in the Commercial
Court.
The Weekly Statement of tho Treasurer was
submitted:
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
WEEKLY REPORT OF TREASURER.
BY Balance las, Report. 344s 10
amount rnr rived since. 1885 63
amount Municipal notes notes re-is-
sued, %3l9 g.
amount from City Bank. a04s2 20
s6656 %
| To amount expended since last report, ea.i36 Ga
| amount Municipal redeemed, 7.5i2 M
amount Deposited in City Bank, 1924 -
Balance this dry, 3,06j o. 5000 .
| by balance brought down. a.O63 u2
" amt FASH in City Bank, 1888 ~
n poi, a474soo
Redeemed this week, 1872 %
Making 3a26oCO
'''" which . %"sr'' amount '''''' 4s,s 60
| Leaves on hand this day, 279lO 80 1880 3,
amt handed v. Cavalier for y.
dompton. 1000 NJ
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NAILS-400 Boston assorted sizes. for sale BY
~ SHALL g. BROWN,
m24 96 Magazine st
nsKANDY " WINES half aud b ar casks brun-
- dy, ar casks brown Sherry Wine; Sc boxes pale
do do superior quality for sale by
S&J P WHITNEY.
UNIV 3 70 Camp at
"INE-Sweet Malaga wine in qr casks. in store
w for sale by READ Il BARSTOW,
AIS Z Bank Place
NJ ESS BEEF--ln half bis, for sale by
VA mayI4 GDORSEY, "A New Ieyec.
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..fOR'I. OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES.

lt.'-, CLEARANCES.
"a. June s. ls59
Brig Comet, Sullivan. Marseil'cs JP Rniley
Sch Geneva. Amnmx. Havana, II Msr.tnn
&sh lonc. Curry Ma,amoras JCroshy
h Minerva. Eddy. Providence alnser
feh tstrihsan. Allen Charleston G Bedford
Sch Swsn Trainer, Mobile hoste,
&sssmel Cosnbia, WIude. for Galveston.
- smith & Voorhees,
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NOTICE.

NollCf.
The officers appointed under the Council of N1u.
accepted by said Council, hereby notified that their
bonds prepared for SIGNATURE they will therefore
call ut the office of the under siyned immediately with
their securities, and omI'ete the same.
JOS. b. MARKS,
Notary to the Corporation Of Municipality No. Two.
m23 Office, IL Banks Arcade
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I)ACON-G0. 900 los Cincnnu, cured, consisting OF
- hams, sides md shoulders, III the lhmling, per
Flat boa,, For sale by u DORSEY,
may 2B Al Nc" Leyee
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NOUVELLE ORLEANS EFT CARKOILTON.
Arrangements de re,e, POUR les iours de la semaine
De Carrokton. Della Me orleans.
Char cheval, a hs. A NJ Char d cheyul a 5 his NJ
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From the lInmpden Wing of July 10, 1887.

From the llnmpden Wing of July l2, 1887.
Notdfs PHs and Bihers.-The las, Journal cons
tnn- additional testimony in favor of this his hy impor
t"t invention. "The press of the Journal WAS almost
name OF DIR. h"fat thanks 70, Inserting the rer,i
cute OF our nHighbor Bowles, md offers us quantity OF
me a!ticle as compensation This is very kind and we
promise IN" moment we labor under like affections with
our neghbor of the Journal, to call on ,h,. agent
IN the mean time, any lnboring under similar ,f
hc"les to those which have severely borne upon MIR
aaptedness" of the remedy 10 the disease, The meds
cine is undoubtedly sovereign remedy.
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ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:

After 10 o'clock Car be obtained by paying dol
lars for the Trip.
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OFFICE, FlitENIt.N'S lNSUR
COMPANY,

OFFICE, FIKEMF.N'S INSURANCE
COMPANY,
New Orleans, May 4, 1889.
vTNHE Stockholders hereby notified TINT tho
4 eighth lnsalrnent their stock is due sni pny
able on the sixth Of June 1889.
my9 Ell TRACY Sec,
BUREAU REINSURANCE DES POMPlr.KS,
De La Nonvelle Orleans.
T ES Souscripteurs sont prevents quele 8eme in
II s'amen sur leur subscription est iu 1T payable en-
le Gene de JUN, 1889. Ell TRACY,
mv9 Se0etaire
pRAZiERS COPPEK-llO sheets; 30 to 80 inch.
- 80 To GO ID. sheets Of Braziers Copper 1000
sheets 30 to GU in Of ID. Roofing Copper $40 sheets
20 10 GO do do do. Just received and tor sale by
:. LOCKE Il Co.
may 28 Front Levee
NJ ANii.LA KDPE-5uO coils, assorted siz es Manila
WI Rope; rs Manila Halstrs assorted, from 10 to
l-2. For sLe by ). LOCKE L. Co.
May 28 Front Levee
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arrangement pour les Dinnnehes.

AFrcs III hcurrs du roir, on peut Obenir IN char,
nayant cin4 piastres pour le voyage.
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DRAWING BOOKS.
TOOPER'S Drnwing Book Of Arnuuls
" ART OF Flower Painting in water coors
Hnrling's Early Drawing Book
iarlnnd's Juvenile Artist
Tits Eleinenlar, Drawing Book
Andrews Lessons in Flower Painting
The Little Sketch Book, LIST and I'd series
The United States Drdwine Book lust received md
for sale by ALEX, TOWAR '
may 10 40 Camp st
TX. MOfFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE. PILLS ure
- so well known to the public TINT it is hardly ne
cesSary to give detailed statement of their value and
USE The following articles will fully CONVINCE anv one
OF the claims The doctor has uppn the public to plac.
confidence in his preparations.
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Chars des RUes Jacks2n ef de la COuyse.

Chars des Rues Jacks2n ct de la Course.
Ces chars par,irnnt de Ia Tue Jackson 4 6 leures,
A. NJ ct de la rue du Canal a g. heures du nn,in ct
c"urnnt chaqne henro. 8heures lis pnr,iron oules
les DEM heures, j,'squ ii heuras du soy de Ia
Jackson, ~ Jusqu' hsures de la .u Canal,
ceptc 81 de la rue du Canal.
Les Nlrs~'enrs sont particulicrement prizes de pas
METRE les pieds les coussns de he pas iuner
dams les chn,s lorsque les danes sly trouven,.
Bureau de Ia Compasne du chemin dc fer d. Car
roton 1t de la NouvelIc Orleans.
JOHN HAMPSON,
mails IDgeuieur en- chef
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arrangements pour les Dimnnches.
Les chars partIrOn aux mcmes ieures que dams les
Jours dc la senuine jnsqu henre r. NJ. Tine loco
motive partirn de Carro,on lOuies les heurcs lus1u
heures d" soir, ct de la Nouvelle Orleans asqua
henres tu soir.
-Four Fag'tmcnt DIES personnes qu yenheni Car
r"lI,on par lie cnar de heures, ct qu ne desiren pas
demc'er jnsqn' heures, lie char qni pa TAFT a,para
vani De Curro,o hsurts reStrra usgu 81 henrcs,
pour bonner lie temps de jour dune promenade agt-
able dams DIES plus hcaux jnrdins les Eta,, Unis.
Les Per'"nnes qui par,ront par Ia locomotive dew
ront se pocurer dies bilIets, atenu quill deiendu
aux conductors de recevor de l'arseni lieu de
biIlas.
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
VINElE price Of -four to day heng Sc 90 per barrel,
! according To the tariff, tie bakers will give 81
Of bread for ten cents, during the week brgn-
ming Monday next the Sd June. The lolvss Of SEC
ond quality, of three for cents shall weigh IS per
cent more, that il to say, AZ l.2 ounces.
lune &. GENOIS, Mavor.
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V,HkEE second hand glass SHOW CASES for
u counters, for sale low by d BROWER g. Co,
may 29 No IL Cmn a,
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VIEW ORLEANS 4 CARROLLTON RAIL ROAD


sUMMEN ARRANGEMENTS Fur THE WEEK DAYS.
From CnrrolltOn. F,OmEew Orleans.
nj o'clOck "A FInrsa Far NJ o'.I,ck
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NDANk NDTl. PAPEk-Jht received an invoice
- of bunk not" ppeI of Amies manufacture, and for
sule nv ALI Y ibNEK,
n,2l 40 tnmp street
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BACON SI0ES-l50 CT. ks Cincinnati cured for
II fale by q DORSEY,
mayg9 IA New eves
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FURNITURE! FURNITUREM

lust received AT the l.ouisi-nu Fn'u,,ure Ware
d honse, a large supply 'on New York md Boa
on. Persons in the wanr Of inrnNure would do we'll
call and select heir articles from Of 't hes, and
es, s,uc ks now in the city. tARNES,
h6 So Birnvillr
N B-Particulnr attention paid TO packing and ship
ing Fnrnlnrc. trten Of ApeMse. DIV
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TRVID KtNT-A en-, iunhle NV cIlina house in arOn-
drlat street few doors ior, Canal ~; possession
given Immediately. AppIylo nOl ~ a. NAV
m2I 3 Caundeet st
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NEW BOUkS-''lhc Croppy," tale by the Ola
~ ra family; Memoirs of celebrated Women by r
James Esq; the Naval History Of the U States, by
Fennimore Cooper, author of,he Spy, &c.
Births, Deaths and Marriages, by + Hook Esq. No.
Jack Sheppard by Answorth Phrenology in the fam
lily. Just received and for sale by
is ALEX. TOWER, 40 Camp st
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TNLOUii-BU6 brls landing from Hat boat Tor snIr by
l. ;n2i G DORSEY, "A New evec
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MA! INK! lNk!!!-Just received twelve erocp of
Il very superior dnz Ink, packed in one dozen boxes
for sale ny the dozen or grocr, by
DAVID FELT, N York Slalioners' HILL
mnyl4 81 f,L.x,.ss "a.
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v0NAMAKlNn-, HONEY, ana BE SW nX-tr"m
1 Iiavunu, for sule by II Ia NNAHEi,
NAV 10 Cor NatChez and Trhnpu SITS
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nRCGS-Just landing fresh supply Of white wax,
- Guava Jelly, Gum Arabic, Tumarnds, Cream
Tartar Sn Soda, Spts iurpen,inc, PcnrI Ash, Tnr,a-
rc Acid, Chloride Soda, Balls Coruvn, &c. for sale by
II BONNABEl,
may 81 Cnr NuichGz anI II In L.
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baden CORN-conSlsntly on hand, aud ,r sale
ID by SHALL. l. BROW
all J6 96 Nue, 1t
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'I\iE WEBSTER VASE-Neutly engraved on n
~ small card, acc onpnnied with Memoir Of Mr.
ofl83, with pattern Of the Vase for SALE wholesale
and retail, No IS harlres Vt.
As' miniature Likeness Ct Mr.. Webster: al n n
Declaration Of Independence, with fac siiIes Of The
may IL
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4 MUMMY BAGS-25Oll0 for sale hv
" is S&JP WHITNEY. 70 Camp ST
HYDRAULIC EME\T-20Ohbs for sale by
i L is SXJ WHITNEY, 70 Camp st
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New York. Jan. 2e
TABLE OF DOMESTIC EXCHANGES.
SoUrUERN AGRICCLTCT

I
! Tie January No. OF this valuable Ierodiccl
| is rccer ed, and contains many useful ard in
te.esting articles, especially to the agricul.
turdI community which should take warm
! n,cres: in the support OF a work So important
10 its interests. The following is the tabld Of
contents or the present No.
PART I-EDIroRIAL AND ORIGINAL.
! Editorial Address.
Proceedings Of the Monticello Planters, =,
! Society CT Fairfield District, South Carolina.
! Anniversary Reports OF the Horticultural
Society.
! On isr D;s;ila,lon of Ptrsi!noas, by Barn.
| well
Cats by Arator.
Baden Corn. hy the Editor.
Co"s:iana Calender, by Corrsa Dl Cos;e-
PART II-SELEcrIoNs.
I On the value Of Ma!l and Cclcarcous De-
! posts.
SANDY Soi:s.
Tne proIerscason 20 Cut Timber.
! Some hints on the advantage Of Winter
Pruning and of Fruit Forest Trees
, Management of Plants and Flowers in Rooms.
Silk Trade Of the United S.aes.
Advice 20 Young Men.
. Chinese opinions and practices IN Mulberry
Cnlure.
The Georgia Lumber Company.
Important Experiment in planting Cora.
A gu,d 10 the purchasers OF Horses, with
directions ior the feeding tquiplnen', ana Rid
ing, &c.
tIoof-Ai!.
Suoso!l Poughing.
The advantage OF 'Swa' ir"g' Wheat, in
Reap!ng instead Of" Handing"
How TO form judgmcn. Of The age Of a
Horse by his Teeth.
Ne.cc ola New Process Of making Bricks,
Tiles,
Manufacture of Salt for Dairy purposes
PART IlI-AlIscEELcNEous lNr ELLrGENcE.
Emasculation OF the Vine, or a method to
produce Grapes without pips; New method Of
appHigg Sulphur 10 plants in liquid form;
New mode of cultYalng Strawberries; Leap.
iug extraordinary Arabian Horses; Method
ofcleanng Glass; To dye Wood and Goat s
hair delicate Blue; New process for clean.
ing cloth from Grease To prevent dogs suck
ing eggs; Test of good Flour To separate
Oats from Wheat.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-06
Fran the C0mmCrciuL -AGrcr'iSer..
NEW YORK, Jar. %.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM LIVERPOOL.

A; The mo;ncDt we were rcaGy lor lac
PRESS, nc received our English papcrs hy
lie packe, ship England, Capt. Whi,c.
We are indebted 10 'hc kind attention Of
his gentleman for London papers 10 ,'e
l9lh December, and Livcrpoo! 20 TIC 20Ih,
inclusive ouc regular t:!,s from our at;ca.
tive correspondent are also received.
We find in the London Times Of Deccn.
her 10 the following letter from the p:e<!-
dcn. 10 Lord Durham.
WASHINGTON, Oc:. %.
Nv Lord, Having been informed that
i is YOUR intention to pass through por-
ton of the United S.a:cs on your Ieiurn 10
England, / embrace the occasion 20 cX.
press to your Lordship The great satisfaction
IshouId experience ii your arrangements
allowed Of yoac v;s:: b2:ng extended 10 his
city. The friendly scnl.mcnts cnct.'ncd
by my rllow ci'izcns towards yourself, and
also towards the people Of your country,
wiI! dou5, not, prompta sincere desire on
their part TO render your soloum among them
agreeable 10 yourself, as am sure II will be
gratifying to them. Formy own part, |
will es:eem myself happy il by your pres
cnce here | shall be Afforded the opportuAi.
ty OF nanifesting to your Lordsh:p person
all, the sincerity with which | share in those
, sentiments.
an with very Distinguished consdera.
iion.
Your Lordship's most o''cJien, servant, .
NJ. VAN BUREN,.
His Exceilcncy tlo Eall of Durham, &c.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-06

TILED to. That there nigh. Le nothing of a
pariy turn given TO the proce edlng ct the
/ Legislature Of Kentucky, one Of the COM
mi<sionsrs was selected from each Of the
two srca. political parties Of the
dav-viz: Gov Mor.head, Wing,
AMI Col. Sp"ndsm!th, Il fra md of the Ad-
n.inis,ratIoa The Wings have a large ma.
iorily in the Legislature, and coald easily, if
they bal so desired, have elected both Com.
mi>SioHers from among thir own friends,
bat they thought it udicious 10 select one
from cash parry, ,aad consequently, the gen.
;iemcn uamed above, were both elected by
nearly UAanmouS votes.
We hope. aud indeed W have no doubt.
that the Legislature Of Ohio viii be disposed
. % meet the wishes Of Kentucky in the most
TAR aaI liberal spirit, and that Il response.
III "ii respects favorable, 10 the reques,s OF
TIC Distinguished commissioners. viii be
promptly made. Ohio owes it to her own
dignity, 70 he comfy which should be od-
served Ly one Safe towards another, 20
Tic yi'al n,ercs uf oar excellent and cnIv-
alrons n"isibors, and 10 the hlsn demands
of sric; ius ice, that she should pass such
laws US vi. BE- deemed BY the keniucSlans
Il fl srcu.i Y, so far as Ohio is concerncd,)
n lAr;: slave property. The Wings, in
HIS ;S:atH, we arc confident. Will very gen.
orally, be disposed to 10 all. III this behalf,
that may be reasonably aekcd. They cor.
daily ab!or the disoryanIzing, destructive
aud f,n7t:c,l proceedings of,he Abolition!sts
aud will, on all proper occac!ons, SO pr We
to l!ic;r Ken uc!iy ncighbors and Southern
friends. Anl We take pleasure in saying,
l.!at We Lave reason to believe, that they
Nil be c'iccr!uliy joined in at least doing
justice to Kentucky, in his mailer. by the
Administration members ofhe Legislature.
Tn, Columbus S otcsman, the organ ofthat
p,ry in Ohio, has already expressed 4 lav-
o'nb'c opinion Of the propriely of our Leg
stature passing such laws as may meet the
wishes 0! Kcuucky, and in tbs, we doubt
no., tie el.tor expresses The sentiments Of
his political iianHs. We, therefore, deem
il ccr:a;n. tina OA;o, will. with great unani-
Unity, al once pass such law on the ub :
icct. as wi! b. entirely satisfactory 10 Our
k'n,acty ncighborS, and as will be just
and proper, under the circumstances.
The "risinni resolution Of the Kentucky
Lsgisllrcc contemplated sending Commits
sioa,rs 10 InI;ana, also, for the same pur-
pos, bul on examination, it was lo,.nd
!ha. III; Legislation c!tAc safe already fur
nishcd sufficient projection, and 1t was
therefore deemed advisable to rlke the
namc Of Indiana oat Of tie resolution
! lCjnc;aaai! Wig,
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-06
Imported Stafford,

WM7 IL, Stand the ensuing season. five days
w in the week at the Plantation cfJ.
Wright near Chcraw S. {. and two days at
Society Hill, aud will servo mares at twenty
five dollars the season forty dollars to Insure.
The season to commence on the 18th Of Februa-
! ry and end on the lst July.
| Stafford will be six years old on the 29.h OF
march next was purchased in England ty DR..
! Howe, Of j. Painter ESQ. of Stahordshirs. the
breeder of the celebrated sLeyiathani' now
standing in Tennessee at $3.50 the season.
! lie was landed in New York in Nav 1885 and
has never been trained. lie is beautiful bay
with black legs main and tri and without
white. Stands full l51 haEas high and exhibits
all the prominent points ofspeed and durability.
and full development Of all the characteristics
Of high bredHorsc.
Stafford was got1y the celebrated horse Mem.
non. winner of the great Doncastcr st. Leger
stakes. His dlm was by Piseator; grand dam,
Mademoisele. Preisle by Sir Peter; his dam,
Nina, by Eclipse, out of Pomona, ny Hcrod, &c
&c.
Memnon was got by Whiskcr, winner Of tho
Derby stakes: his dam .Mahuclla (winnsr Of tho
Oaks,) by Dick Andrews; she was also the dam
of BcIzoni, &c &C.; grand dan, Mandane, by
Pot Sos, (tha dam Of Alisidora, winner Of the
Doncaster St. Lcger) Lottery, Captain CandM,
and BrulaIdorf: great grandam, Young Camii.
IL, (the grandam Of Figaro) sister to Colibri,
by Woodpecker.- BY Trentham,-Co.
quette, by the Compton Barb-sistes 10 Regu.
| lus, &c. &c. >,
| Piscator was by Walton, out of Rosabella, by
Whisksy: grandam bv Diomod: great gran.
dam Harriet, by Matchen,. Flora, lsee Stud
PERFoRMANcEs OF MEMNoN.
| Memnon. when two years old, won the Chap.
pagne stakes at Doncaster, at so gs. each, IL
subscribers also ut the same place be Yan the
two year old stakes Of 90 gs. Zach, 20 subscfi-
bors. AT 3years Old he won the st. I.eger stakes
at York, of25 gs. each, 9 subscribers; he also
won the great St. Leger stakes at DoncasteT OF
% gs each, IS subscribers, twenty nine horses
starting;) at the same place he walked over for
the Gascoigne stakes of 100 gs. each, subscsi.
bers. At years old he walked over for sweep.
stakes OF 50 sovereigns each. 4 subrcribers; at
Doncaster; at the same place he Won sweep
stakes OF 70 overigns each, ! suhscrlbers.--
When 5yerrs old he beat the Marquis OF Exetcr's
Enamel, match at Newmarket, across tho
fiat, for loO0 gs. each; he also won the Gold
Cup at Ascot, and received forfeit in match
at Newmarket with the Duke of Portland's The
Alderman, Sst. 4lb. each, Beacon Course, for
J00gs.
Pasture will be provided Ter mares, and we'll
ted with grain, when desired, but all accidents
and escapes at the risk OF the ownors.
Cheraw, Fe II 1t
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Y. L. YANcEy, ESQ.,, who was convicted
of manslaughter at tic lost fa.l term Of our
Court, and sentenced to fine Of $500,
and an IMPRISONMENT Of twelve months.
says The Greenve Mountaineer of the
e5h instant. has had his sentence commu-
ted by the Governor ofthis Safe 10 $500
fine and three months iwpris nmeot, which
time expired on the 22d instant, and Mr..
Y. was released. II: petitions forwarded
20 bis Esccllelcy, were signed by upwards
of 1000 respectable persons, and large
portion of them cirz"ns Of lis dictrict.
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NEW YORK. Jan IS

NEW YORK, Jan 23
UPPER CANADA.--W copy the annexed
revolving statement from the Kingston Her
aid ofthc 18th inst. Such Wholesale wick.
cdness as it dscloses almost ,raGscends he.
lief, and for the credit of poor human nature,
we hope that, as it is given by a"priva,e
account" it may prove incorrect or cx
aggcrated. >
By a private account from Brockv,lle
we learn that a most dabolical attempt was
made last week to poison the militia force
on duy at that town. Last Thursday
morning Mr.. Body, Government baker at
Brockville, observed tha, his puacheoa of
water, with which he was going 10 knead
his dough. presented singular appearance
as if in state Of Fermentation. Struck
with this he sent for a medical gentleman,
who, on examining tho wafer found that 1t
had been poisorod SO strongly that every
man who might have partakcn CT the bread
must have dicd.--.Mr. Body stated that 50
far as he was aware, no one had gone INTO
the place where the cask sood, except a
man who some time ago came from the
States, and was arrested by the authorities,
when he gave important information res
pccling the plans Of the "patrio!s." tle
said that he had been hunter" but was
convinced of,he evil of their proceedings,
and would make amends by informing ol
their plans, and joining in the defence Of
this country. lie then joined lie Queens
Bordercrs. lie was therefore crested on
suspicion ofhaving poisoned the water, and
committed 70 jail 70 await farther examina'
ton.