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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-02
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

VESO Walter Jones. Jacob Leopard, David II.
- Allrp, Eleanor Ildball, Luke TieTnan, John
Mitchell, Joseph HOLMAN, George Reynolds, Sam
uel Hopkins and Lavina his wife, Frances Jolhfle
IN her own right, and guardian Of Selma and Ilar-
riet Jolllhe, Meredlth II. Jolliffe in his own right,
and guardian of Edward Jolhhe, James Jollffe in
his own right, and guardian of Jo Jollifc, vii.
liam Jolllie, Amos JolIife. John S. Miller, Isaiah
Miller, Joseph q Vsnhorn and Anna NJ. his wife,
Elizabeth Miller, Sarah Miller, jeremiah Miller.
George Miller, Samuel Harrison, William Harmi-
son, Jane Rooney, Sarah Rooney, Michael Rooney,
Hannah Rooney, Alexander Rooney, Rhoda Roo
ney, Elizabeth Rooney, Barney O'Rorick and Han
nah his wltc, Catharine Hook, Sarah Hook. Emily
Hook, Anna Sherrard. Sarah Sherrard. Mary Shcr-
rard, Anna II. Sherrard, Emily Sherrard. John
Sherrard, John d. Grove and Elizabeth hi. wife,
Samuel Alexander, Anna Alexander, Robert Alex
andef' JOHN Cross, Christopher Parkinson and Eli
"a his wite, Charity Hall, - Langham, Mary
LanCham, Jane laneham, NASSAU Rodgers. Ma
ria Rodgers, Mary Ann Rodgers. Henry Cromlec
and Melinda his wife, Ablah Flora, Isaac Flora,
ltachel easier Basil Ably and Margaret his wif,,
Sarah Warfeti, Rachel Flora, Jacob Kline and
Nancy h' wife. Archibald Florb, Deborah Flora,
susan 7 lota, CathaGine Flora, Alexander n. Flora,
fhllip Hartley and Rutl, his wife. Thomas Tarvin
and Deborah his wife, John Kuowels. james Wal.
dron and Sarah his wife, and Walter McAtee.
TAKE NOTICE,
That on the first day OF the next term Of Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chaneery, to be holden
for the County Of Morgan, Virginia, we shall. by
our Attorney, apply to said Court, to appoint five
discreet, intelligent, disinterested, ard impartial
treeholders, to assess the damages which will re-
suit TO your land, by opening through it tho BATH
more and Ohio Rail Roa9.
II BALTIMORE & OHIO RAIL ROAD
March 81. l939.-5w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-02
Gabriel Conner, and Samuel Ettles,
IN CHANCERY.

TyBE said defendants, Gabriel Conner and Sam
ueI Eekles, not having entered their spPear-
.oce. and given security according TO the act OF As
.embly, and The Rules Of this Court, and it apPenr-
ing by satisfactory evidence that they arc not in
habitants of this Commonwealth; IT IS ordered that
the said defendants do appear here on the first day
~ Tho ,,,f Court. and answer the bill of the said
complainant. aud that a copy Of thi, order be
forthwith published in some newspaper in Martins
burg. for two months succcssiyely. and n like copy
posted a, the from, dooi OF the CourtHouss Of said
County OF Morgan.
Copy.-Teste.
J. RICHARD, C. c.
M,,cb n 1870 -3m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-02
FALL g. WINTER FASHIONS.
DORSEY'S VERMIFUGE.

OFFER this article to the public as a safe and
IL certain preparation for destroying and expelling
worms from children. It's virtues have been tes-
ted, in numerous cases; and have never been known
TO tail. No other medicine is requisite to assist
ITS operations. To those who wish To buy to sell
again, a liberal discount will be made.
WIN. DORSEY,
Martlnshurg' Dec b, 1887. Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-02
TAKE NOTICE,
PORT AND MADEIRA WINE.

'HNHLSE Wines may be relied on as being pure
IL and free from any mixture or adulteTstion
win which Wines are so generally characterized
Physicians and others who wish to obtain the pure
article for medicinal purposes Cfor whieA, only, IL
as sokd) can now DO furnished bv
Oct. 10 1898. WIN. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-02
MOCeS. NTOUeS.

furnished at low prices and on reasonable terms
also, all The apparatus for the Cooking Stoves.
Persons in went Of Stoves of the above descrip-
ton, are invited to call and take n look a, my as
.oriment, before purchasing elsewhere, as | am con-
fdent they will find il larger, and better, in point of
elegance and usefulness, than can be found at any
other establishment in this section Of country.
/ would also give notice that | have made ar
raneemen,s by which I can supply all those who
wish, with Staniey's Patent Pariour, and Cook
ing Stores. Those wanting them, will be supplied
by leaving their orders with me, which it is desira-
bic they should do at an early day, as | shall only
send for The number that may be ordered.
June 6, 1888. JOHN ii. BLONDEL.
70 The Timing and CoPpcr-Smifhing BUSH
ness, in all its various branches, carried on as here
II II
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-02
CARRIERS I

Last Notice.
A Ii persons indebted toe. Hogmire, Hogmire
"A & Boyd, and John W. Boyd 81 Co., are re-
quested to make payment without delay, as the sit
uation of the business is such as to require imme-
dinte attention. The books and papers will remain
in my hands but a short time. Those who fail to
pay may expect 10 find their respective claims in
nther hands for collection; it will be unpleasant to
resort to this course, but it cannot be avoided.
Dec. &c. 1888. JOHN w. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-02
.N0rs6nsbMrg Foundry.

VENHERE can be had at this time at the / oundry
Il Mould Boards Of the different kinds that are
in use in the country, and HOLLOW WARE of all
descriptions. Machinery can be had on short notice,
warranted of good iron and sound-and at as low
charges as can be had at any other place. Pro
duce, at The market nrice, will be taken in payment
also, Iron, and Cash--no credit.
DANIEL MGlNLEY K Co.
MAY "a, 1837-tf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-02

WELLS &FANCY HDKFS.-Chaanliy scarf.
Ia new article Shalley, Fancy hdkfs. and
Scsrfs; Silk Lace, DO. Black and White orlesna
Wells, something very nice. Just received and for
sale by A. ROBINSON S Co.
Arm IL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-02

JyYGI.y.X.I .--At Rules holden in the Clerks
office of the Circuit $ petior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Morgan County, on Monday the
4ih Of March, 1889,
Abner l.. McNamec, Henry }. McNamee, George
Reid and Maria his wife, John SHES and SOPHIA
nj. wife. Daniel Wineon and Eleanors his wife,
and William Mcneil and Cirilla hs wife,
phGs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-02

yRGI.vIa AT the Rules holden in the
Clerk, Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for Morgan County. on Mon
day the 4th day Of March. 1882,
Eleanor Tidball. PITT.
Tho unknown heir, of John Mcdonald decd,
dns.
IN CHANCERY.
TEyHE said defendants not having entered their
appearance, and gwen security according to
the act OF Assembly, and The Rules Of this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are out of this Commonwealth it is ordered that
the said defendants do appear here on the first day
If tho next Corrt. and answer the plaintiffs bill +:
and that a copy Of this order be forthwith publish
ed in soma newspaper in Mnrtinsburg. for two
month";. successfully. and n like copy posted at the
front door of the Count louise Of the said County
OF Morgan.
ACopy.-Te.,e.
J.. RICHARD, .. C.
A.r.h II lQ1Q -or
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-02
HRS. r.. g'fGgg,

.Ifrs. r.. EiOgg,
Ii ESPECTFULLN in
IA form the Ladies uf
hattiusburg and neishbor- <7F1
hood that she has returned GS RsT
10 town, and inlend. as Tor. a
metly, "a work At
y -
- all their p%arioftes. w
Residence rest door TO Mr.. Gardner ;, fnn.
April ~, i83a.-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-02
REMOVAL.

TIVE subscriber has removed to the house re-
Gently ocerpled by Lauck & Stephen. on the
corner Of Queen street snd The public Square, y here
h. is jus, receiving and opening a large and gener-
al assortment Of new
SPRING g. SUMMER GOODS,
suitable for The ptcacnt ard approaching sesson. to
which he Iespcctfs y invites his f,ieud., customers,
and the public generally 10 call.
March 81, 1889. THOMAS G. SMITH.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-05-02
LATEST FASHIONS.

3D. IRAN BOWEN, announces to his friends,
AR customers, and the public generally, that he
has Just received from The northern and eastern CT
ties, his reports of the
FALL d WINTER FASHIONS,
and is prepared to make garments for those who
favor him with their custom, according to the la
test and most approved style. Persons entrusting
him with their work may rest assured that he will
spare no pains in his endeavors TO please-and lis
charges will be found as moderate as those of any
other shop in this section Of county. Thankful
FOR past fsvors, he hopes, by diligence and attention
to secure a continuance Of the same.
Martinshurg October II. 1338-tf.
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+ +.

nR. MERRITT
~ has been induced
to permit the public to
have the serviccs for
one more ssos0s, Of
this very celebrated Il
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LAND O Ill

March IL, ls39.-om
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March 10, 1839.--3m
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-19

A nep Node Of propeiii"g Ships.-By
the following extract from u letter dated
London, May IL, which we find in the
Journal of Commerce, il seems that the new
plan ofpropelling vessels by means ofscrsws,
has succeeded -
"The ship Archimedes' has arrived at
Portsmouth after cruise in the channel,
having beat a government steamer. The
great value Of the screw is now fully tested.
The water thrown by it on the rudder
makes the ship answer her helm To the as
tonishment of naval officers. She turns in
double her length her first action on start
ing is to answer her helm. The ship has
encountered bad weather, but has met i,
beautifully. Paddle boxes for the ocean
are now superseded, and MS a tag, no
known power can have such hold of the
water"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-19
JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL.

NHR. ~. SWIFT, late Of the Boston Academy
lVL of Music, and now teacher Of music in the
city Of Providence proposes to give weny-four les
sons in vocal music in Newport two lessons each
week on the festalozZian system. TO a class OF Ju-
venile scholar. This system, has been adopted by
all the professors aud teachers OF music in Boston
and many other places, aud is sueh ha, scholar at
an early age can readily acquire a thorough knowl-
edge OF the principles of music and the of sing
ing it having been tested by long and successful
experiment From the experience which MIR. ;.
has had in teaching and from the numerous iesli.
monias at hand aecredtng his success, he feelscon-
fident in the assurance that those. who may favor
him with their patronage will be amply satisfied
with the proficiency of those whom they may place
under his instruction. Lessons will be gwen at the
residence OF any who may desire il.
Terms 81 25-Juvenle Singing Book, % cents.
Tickets of admission TO be Obtained at Dir. Benz.
Marsh. Jrs, shoe Store.
- The school will be held on Mondays and
Tuesdays, at 81 o'clock. p m. at the Newport Acsd-
emy, Clarke street, commencing on Monday next.
June 24lh. lel9.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-19
At a Town-McctiES,


TT was voted, That The following Regulations re.
b spec,ing cmptying Prvy Vaults be aud the
sa me Is hereby made law of this TOWN.
SECTION LII Is ordered, That no person or
persons shall hereafter between The 10Th day of
April and the l0th day OF November, In any year.
carry into, or through any public Street OF said
Town, any part Of the contents of prvy vault,
in any cart, Wagon. other vehicle whatever,
except bctwe.s tie houis Of 10 o'clock r. NJ and
sunrise.
Src, 2.-That no person or persons shall nj any
time whatsoever, carry into or through any public
street Of said town, any part Of the contents Of
priyy vault, IN any cart. Wagon or other yehicr.
which shall not be cfectualy covered, and water
tight
Sgc. 3--That no such cart, Wagon or vehicle,
having therein any part Of the contents Of prvy
vault. shall be permitted 10 stand Except while
oading) in any public Street Of said Town.
SIC. 1--That in case Of violation Of the Isl and
2i sections mentioned, the owner or owners, dri-
yer or drivers, Of any such cart, Wagon or Other
vehicle shall forfeit and pay the sum Of Five Do
lars; aud for any violation OF the 'hii1 section
such owner or owners, driver OF drivers, shall Tor
felt and pay the sum Of Two Dollars which pen
allies shall be recovered TO and for the Of the
Town, in actions Of debt, in the name ofibe Town
Treasurer, before any Court proper TO try the
same.
SIC. 5,-Thai this Bye-law be published three
weeks succcssIvely, in all the Newspapers in Tie
Town True Copy-Witness,
jel2 B. u. ROWLAND, Town Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-19

The superiority of the percussion musket
over that in ordinary use has been striking
ly sxemplifed in the recent trials which
have taken place at Portsmouth, from which
it would appear tina, whilst IN the course of
1900 discharges, from 10 percussion mus
ke,s, the cap missed fire only eight times |;
aud the loading failed to ignite in nine in
stanccs in the same number of attempts
with the flint musket, the priming missed
fire 500 times, and the loading missed 20
times after the priming had exploded. A
great advantage is also gained as it regards
expedition by the use Of the percussion
muskrt Thirty rounds discharged by
platoon with the percussion muskets occu-
pied 20 minutes, the same number of re-
ports with the old muskets 26 minutes
We can resdily believe every thing That has
heen asserted by Colonel Mitchell and 9th
ers of the efficiency of the mnsket-Untcd
Service Gazette.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-19

WOOL. The season for sheep-shearing
has passed. and We learn that there has been
quite a large clip, ard that the growers gener-
ally are convinced that they will not be- able TO
obtain the extrayasant prices, which few
months since il xasexpected would be realized.
In consequence OF some advance in prices Of
Woollen Goods, last autumn. there was mani
Tested by the manufacturers a strong disposition
TO lay in heavy supplies of Wool, and an un-
due demand for the article was created, thereby
causing large advance in prices, which was
far from being warranted, even If the highest
prices for goods, which were anticipated, had
been realized. But Instead of any permanent
improvement in Wool, TO any great extent, the
advance which had taken place was not main
tanned. and prices receded TO nearly the lowest
point which they had been during the preced-
ing years. The consequence has been. that
manufacturers generally have not been dong a
profitable, nor in many cases, saving business,
and will not for any length OF time, continue
their operations under such untavorable state
of things. Already several establishments have
stopped a portion OF their machinery, and 9th
ers will do so, unless the prices of Wool shall
Justify their going on. Some manufacturers
have sold their Woollen machinery at a great
loss, and are preparing TO work Cotton. We
have information from the western part OF Penn
syvanla, tnat the growers are selllng tnelf W ooi
at an advance of about five cents per ID on the
lowest prices realized last year. The Wool
grown in that region, is the best produced in
the country. The quantity is very large. and
is likely to be in market quite early this season.
Prices range there from 35 TO soc. Some
very choice focks command from so to 55c.
! In New York sales are making at from SO to
soc. and in Vermont at from 80 TO soc. No
new Wool has yet been brought to the princi-
pal markets, and as prices cannot be fixed un-
ill sales have been effected there, We omit quo
tations for the present. The supply Of pulled
! Wool is limited and sales continue to be made
without any material change, as regards prices.
OF coarse Foreign Wool there is not a large
supply, but sufficient 10 meet the present de-
mand, and prices frm.-Bost. Cour.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-19

Enrolment of Whaling TesseLs.-We learn
that the Collector Of New York has required
bonds of the owners of the ship Monmouth.
lately arrived at that port from whaling voyage,
for the payment Of Is cents on every gallon Of
whale oil, and 25 cents on every gallon Of sperm,
Of her cargo. for having violated an act OF Con-
gress requiring every fishing vessel to be en-
rolled as such and to be provided with license
accordingly. The act alluded tn five recollect
Alright. was adopted in 1892, aud from the dis
coveries of the New York Collector, all the
VIII ale oil which has been imported into our
country for forty five years, has been in viola
ton OF law. Ii the Collector Of New York
should succeed in establishing the claim OF
government to the required duties. it must Sc
riously effect the fishing interest. as every craft
now whaling under register will be compelled
TO pay the above tribute on her return.
Ne,r- London Gdz.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-19

APPLE BuTTER.-Being at the house of
good old German friend il Pennsylvania,
in September last, we noticed upon the TIA
bic what we call apple butter; and finding
il an agreeable article, we inquired into the
modus operandi in making it, which we
give for the gralficaiios of such in New
England as may wish TO enjoy the luxury
of Pennsylvania apple butter.
To make this article according to Ger
man law, the host should, in the autumn,
invite his neighbors, particularly the young
men and maidens, to make up an apple
butter party. Being assembled, let three
bushels offair sweet apples be pared, quar-
tered, aud the cores removed. Meanwhile
to one half. When this is done, commi,
the prepared apples to the cider, and hence
forth let The b"Ilins go on briskly and sys-
tematically. But to accomplish the main
design, the party must take turns nt stirring
the contents without cessation, that they do
not become attached to the side of the ker-
tie and be burned. Let the stirring go on
till the liquid becomes concrete-in other
words, till the ANA algama,ed cider and APP
Piles become as thick Ms hasty pudding
then throw in seasoning of pulverized all.
spice, when it may be considered as finish
ed, and committed to pots for future use
This is apple butter--andit will keep swee
for very many years. And depend upon it
it is capital article for the tahle-ver,
much superior to any thing that comes un.
der the name of apple sauce.
Gospel Banner.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-19

Craig, who was indicted for breaking in
to the jewelry store of Mr.. Clifford, of Fall
River, and stealing large number Of watch
es, &c. had his trial yesterday. He was
ably defended by Tim.thy G. Coffin, Esq.
of this place, but the case was So plain that
tho Jury, after Withdrawing for a short time,
brought in verdict of guilty. lie was
sentenced to three days solitary confne-
ment, and four years hard labor in the state
prison.-Nep Bedford Register, Jsac AN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-19
UNExAMPLED
MAMMOTH SCFIEN1E

THNHE following details ofa Scheme efa Lottery.
II to be drawn IN December next. warrants M ia
declaring u 10 he UNPARALLELED in the history
at Lotteries Iri:eSio the amount hare nerer bctore
been egsrsd to the PUBLIC Il is true there are many
blanks. but on the other hand, extremely low charge
OF $50 per Tichet-the paine aud Numbers Of the
Capitals. aud the revival of the good old custom OF
narrdnting that srory rise shall be dra,en and Sold
WI, we are sure, give universal satisfaction,
and especially to the SIR ,Rasdred Pri:r Holders.
To those disposed TO adventure, we recommend
early application being made to us for tckets-when
the prizes are all sold, blanks only remain the frs,
buyers have the best chance. We, therefore, EN-
phaucally say-DELAY NOT but at once remit
and transmit to us your orders which shall always
receive our immediate attention. Letters TO be ad-
dressed and application made 10
SYLVESTER & Co. I56 Broad,ray ~ York,
IL O6Serre he Number 1856
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-19
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, June 10Th

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Pairio,.]
Atmarket 205 Beef Cattle. (including 100 un-
sold last week. 90 yoke working Oxen, 45 Cows
and Calves 200 Sheep, aud AIS Swine, including
small pigs co Beef Cattle remain unsod.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-PIices have advanced
since last week about 20c per hundred on the best
qualities, and advance our quotations to CORES
pond; frs, quality Q 25 50; second quality s so
50 third quality 30 SO.
Working Oxen.-We quote the following sales
800, l20, l30 1877, and Sli5.
Cows and Calves-We quote sales at $50, $3S,
Si2 S47, S55, and sos.
Sheep-One lot wa, sold at %, and one lot al
So not sheared.
swine-A lot of large Hogs was sold at Sc for
Sows and &c for BarrowS small lot only was
sold to prddle, at 81 and 91c. At retail, from "a
to III small pigs I2i l3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-19

THE NAvY.-The Decatur, n new cor
vette OF l6 guns, Just constructed at Brook
lyn, is nearly ready tor sea, having her ar
nament on board. Preparations are max
ing at the same yard for laying the keel Of
a steam frigate. Under tie new admins
uation Of the Navy Department, things
move with much greater vigor than before.
A 16 gun ship has been built ut Norfolk in
rs DAYS. She is called the York Town.
Jour. Of Com.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-19
Dir0. {
-rT=3rsu-v<Y-rs

On Monday 10Th inst. much regretted BY her
friends, Mrs. Hannah Hindmarch, wife Of Mr..
George HindmaTch, aged Sc years-late Of Nor
ton HamSiead, DevonShire, England.
Atthe Marine Hospital on Wednesday 18th inst,
Henry w. Stumpley lately of New Bedford. and
one of the crew of the Soop Huntress, Capt. Ba.
ker, from Norfolk Va aged about 25 years.
At South Kingston on the 18th inst, Hannah
Gardner, widow Of Peleg Gardner in the sOth
year Of her age-a respectable member of the So
ciety of Friends.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-19

Tickets s20-No Shares.

GOO prizes, Sl,IW,Ooo
Tickets S20-No Shares.
The whole Of the Tickets, with their Numbers.
rs also those containing the Prizes wil be exam
ined and sealed by the Commissioners appointed
under the Act, previously TO their being put into
the wheels One wheel will contain the whole Of
the Numbers, the other will contain the Six Hun
dred Prizes, and Tire first COO Numbers that shall
be drawn out will be entitled to such Prize as
may be drawn to lis number, and the fortunate
holders Of such Prizes will have such property
transferred 10 them Immediately after the drawing
uniDcumbered aud without any Deduction. jc5
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-19

Court Of Inqnry.-We understand that the
Court Of Inquiry IN relation to Commodore Ell.
liot, which has been sitting for some weeks pas,
a; the Navy Yard in this place, adjourned YES.
terday until the 9th inst. af Commodore Eli
otis request. Ii is believed that the evidence.
which is very voluminous, is now closed, tbsugb
the Court meets sgain.-PesHsyirdnian.