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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-20
"'rNA Fii %t u iS1SMASGr COMPANY

ff,fus r.. AoHNcY ~ Ricnw0yb, Va.
Il ,'ufany was Incorporated in thc year talc ,yiu
s-1,, t,,Ns. charter and capital Of s6O0u and In
800, ,l '.f ot dsmsEc 10y Gre on dive IIng iousc.
frre I'D -, lpi'na establishments, househ0ld f,roL
tsrr6s 'e'en'n'ze 10 general, on The most favorable
Any Iosses which n,s Cor,,,,v ,.,, ,..-,,.
literally. ' wv ''l'-'ed "ih promputiio and
- ~ w hanrsnco or the renewal u ,oust.
my bs made n the rgbsc fiber vi - ~ ylotes
p'ined Agent or ts CITY of brot - u,sh lny ap
Oncs oproase me n,pI. W. BALDWIN, Aren.
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MRS. ". ~. PYLE
fIENDERshcgg grateful ackn0wled ancns 10 her nends
ccve, AMI arquants them abe home will inefraa
81 eas 70 merit continuance Of hvcr, in having fur
may vie with an other in tho cityi consisting u
Bre bllek and any other ooiored figured silks
newest Style OF Challcy and fancy mullins
pcryaFd
shawls Of every description
Pine Bomhuznes, siiiinoit, Cloths anil Cassimercs
large asFOftment Of fiaens
Ihn al cambria hdkfs aud Linen Cambria
iisndsomo thtead Edsings aud inscIiinss
beautiful French worked Collars
Fnngc for curtains
Newest fashion rcndefncn's stocks collars and bos,fo.
DO dp and hdkfs
noal ysrsX q IIoai;ry, silss, WOODEN and cotton
Ladies' and rcnctpcn's Goycs silk leather and o,r.,
Together wth variety o. fancy arliesl TOO tedious h
tentona on the usual liberal tcrmsoniy oome SnJ 40,
GREAT BARGAINS IN LINENS LINE.
nDKFS, ~ &C -DEc. 81 IaiO '
'IIb loloNng goods iuH opened, aud will be soid Of
1000 linen cambro ndEf 70 and 30 ct,, p a. an
memgiched IIdEfs At 9se fs6L r. g. and sn.,
lrsh llnonsat 2ac 30c, q ~, %, and inner
1anle Linen only 9s %, Be, b vi, aud 6ncr
Napkins aud Table Cloths
'h' "nO'oWiHbo found great bargSins At
d.ot n, ". IENKINp
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTs-
GAY BENTLEY arenow rece,vlng a Isrg. s,,.,.
~ most desirable and beautiful Fancy goods mr. -.
~ New YORK during tho past week on most fayorsbI
They consist in pari Of several cases OF ,ut,,. No,
nouse.ne 90 LANES, Chalies. rich figured ain.
Ribbons, laoes, Wells Uandkcrcbefs sesyrs ~ VIZ
othef new and desirable Articles """
, 19un,I merchants vho may wish N replenish hst
oidoag 80 AZ this seasbn and satisfactory pris.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-20

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
tCorner Of Main md the Cross Street leading TO
MAYO's FRIDGE,
HAVE w stnrn2 Crates and Packages China CrooEs.
II ~ ana Gidss Hars, which will re pack for eoun.
try merchants on tho most accommodating terms.
We are determined that who wishes To purchase,
shall have cause To complain Of our prices Please call
and examine.
AZ their Old Stand Shoe noe HIM. full and complete
assortment Of Az kinds Of Goods heretofore kept their
store They have also large assortment Toilet Look
ING G6ssts, Which they will sell small advance. Asn
Table Cutlery, GrruaH SlrSr Table and TIA Spo, as
Dinner and DsscTf Forks, Cdsf0rs Plated OaHd,sheks
Shutters, Trays, &c.
ASTRAL LAMPS,
Tca Trdgs, IN sets; britannia Ware of srsyv d,scrp
zion; OtI Cloth and Sirotr Table Mats. 1872
Wllards Bfass Eight Day Tune Peces6e. SELF
COsPARTN EnSHIP
IE subscribers have associated Themselves together
a under TIE style aEd firm ~ LEWIS ID. CRENsIIAw
a. 90 oT the purpose ol carrying In this city Com
mssion and Forwarding Business
We shall attend 10 the Icceyina aL forwarding OF goods
and The purchase and sale % all kinds Of county pro-
ducc ''' Wv
The business will receive the personal attention both
PaineIsa having lumber house Immediately on tho
bank Of the Bhs those who patTonzs viii have thc
advantage % hu one dIayaao, and may rely best
oGertions iir the promotion ofthcir interests.
We occupy the house the North eide II the De sin
known rs Ruhcffo
LEWIS ID CRENsI w
=. ID CRENEtfAW.
Richmond. September I, 1870. Q-u
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AANs-i have in
~ a,ge ~ 81 hard Rursct and ti,.s 80, = We
.e.i9a .uN 1o,h sod and bellows lone Co., ~.
ill,-l 7" iht tILeat siEe made. Some I'd 49,. "a wv
lrlnks arc manufactured In On eTra ana s,ns ste
ne peF Trunk maker ~ Amerca. Those ~ ~
aock SAMUEL ptrrrsNs,,inne my
tb Oppssts The log CABIN
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ja6-wow ''" RoiFE ELpRpGE. c.

NIHGINIAi-At Rules held in the Clerks Onice Of
v tho circuit superior Court ~ Law aud Chancery for
Gloucester county, Monday, the 7th day Of Decebct
i5iu-Ueo souihal. compt, against Warren l. olivier
Frances Olivier Maria Olivier, a C,OHvier, JOHN \
snawel snd Vhoma- foS, Trustee uudEf certain deeds
from W olivier, details CHAxsgRY.
The deien'ant Thomas FoG, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act of IA.
seinby and the rules Of this court, aud Appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he ~ not inhaban II This
Commonwealth On motion ofthc complainant, BY Warren
Jones, his attorney Is ordered, that the said defendant
10 appear Rules 10 be holden In tic Clerks Office Of orr
said Court the FIRST Monday March nest and Wsr
The PLAINTIFFS bill and thata copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted n newspaper published ln The CITY Of
Richmond 70 two months ccssvcy and posted Al me
front door Of the Courthouse Of this county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-20

THE subscriber Iccevng and keeps constantly onhand
Il atwholesale and retail, and the lowest prices,
Plain and Japan Tin Ware Of every description.
Also variety Of Stoves designed burning either
wood orS oal.
Stove Pipes and every Other article his line made TO
order at the shortest notice.
a. ~ TITUS c RICE
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NlRGlNIA-A Rules, holden In the Clerks Office of
The Circuit Superior Court of Law and ChanccTy for
the County Of buckingham, the 9Th day u December
l7lO; Eh Tu~ilcI adnf of Christian shrack deceased
painiini sgans Wilson N. Price. Win Moseley and r..
bert Irving, defcndants,-IN tuAHcEHY
The defendant, Wilson ~ Price not having cuterod bis
appearance and gwen security according 10 the Act OF As
seinby and the Hulea Of this Court and IL appc,rina y
satisfactory evidence that he 10 not nhabitant Of this
country; Is ordered that the said absent do
appear here % ih hTsi day 81 tho April Term ard
answer Inc bill o. tue plaintiffs and that copy this or
der De orihwh inHcricdin newspaper published in
the City of Richmond Tor two months oiccessvriy and
posted al the front door uf the Csurt House on mis- o,nt
Copy. Tcsio,
IN 6-wqw ROIFE EI nptDcp =, ~
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J, J. AILwoRTH, Deputy

VIRGINIA -Ata ouu held for HaiaN county, at
the Court House thcr cot Tuesday, the c4h day OF
November, $50: Mary Linn Qhe edcr) Mary Linn and
Jane Cole Plaintiffs against William Hurt aud Nancy his
WIFE, and Edward e. CarTinon. eXor OF John X. Linn
ceased, leiendants-lS CHANcERY.
The deendan =, William Hunt and Money his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according the Act OF Assembly and tho Rules OF This
Court and appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that
they are not Inhabitants OF this Commonwealth is
derei that the said defendants do appear here the
fourth Monday IA January next aud the hill OF the
plainhs; and that copy Of this order be forthwith in.
serted IN some newspaper published In the city Rich.
mon Tor two mouths SUCCESSFULLY and posted the
door Of the Court House Of this county.
A lOnN. Ir.fa-
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n Noiioway County Court, December I'd isto-wood
- Jones PUT against Thomas Grnsicad, Robert Tuekcr
Gerry. ~Ns' "e''s ~ NHaH-
the defendant, Thom,s Grimscad not having entered
anu gwen security according the act Of
assembly aud the rules OF this Court and N ~
satisfactory evidence that H. lie nhabitant OF mn,
commonwealth; IL ordered the said liant do an.
pear mere on the FIRST day ct March Term next ami ar
swer tho bill OF the plaintiff amt that COPY OF this order
be forthwith Inserted In tho Richmond whx Tor Two
mouths successfully, and posted the door OF the
Courthouse OF this county. - ~
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AMERICAN TABLE CUTLERY.
Ln..-LL Di.c. lnn.-rnlL.A rnoL


~ J. RICHARDS a. co have Just opened an addition.
W al supply Of the above justly celebrated Cutlery
consisting ~ part, follows:
Bcs heavy IVORY balance handles with French Forks in
sets II ~ pieces
Best ivory balance handles with plain FORKS in Of 81
pieces
Also asuperor article II black aud eoored selfp ba.
lance handles with aud without French Forks, 10 sets Of
81 pieces or otherwise
Also, Beef SiccTs, very superior article
DO Ivory aud ssCtip Carving Knives aud Forks
DO DO game C1rvcrs
Tie above goods Tor sale other establishment In
thc city will he disposed NJ reasonable prices al the
Hardware and Fancy store, sgn Of the saw opposite tie
swan Tavern, n street. ShOckOe Hill 700
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BOOKBINDING AND RLANk BOOK
MANuEACrURU

~ c. King, Norfolk; Braggs Il Thomas PeIcrsbur
Spctswood a Robertson, 10; James T. Royalr, Lynch
burg; WIN H. Chapel. Fsrnylle.' NH
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d,Il-wqw


Rules, taken the Clerks Office OF ihe Circuit sGpg
II nor Court of Law and Chancery OF Prince Edward
county, the 9TH dayof December 1870: Nathaniel vous.
BILE aimor, with the WIN annese Of Charles woodson
deceased, paintlh against John Price William n Price
Nathaniel j. venahlc and Joseph l.. Vcnable cx'or OF
Robert Venabls dco'd defendants.
The defendant, John F. Price, not having entered his
appearance ami given security according the OF
General Assembly and the rules OF this Court; and ap
pcafng That he u not nhabllant Of this On
motion Of tbs plaintiff, by counsel Il Is entered rules
Aforesaid aud accordingly ordered that said defend
ant John r. Price, do appear the Clerks Occ OF said
Court at rules To bc holden tue first Monday In April
next and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that copy this
or'er bc forthwith inserted IN ofIhe public
paper printed ia the City of Richmond. months
suceessVei aud also posted at the front dooI OF the
Court House Of this county.
ACopy. Tese,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-20

NIHGINIAt-At Rules held In the Clerks once of
The circuit superior Court of Law and Chancory Tor
ihc county " Gnucesicr. Monday 7th day II
ccm1et, $50 -Goorgc Taliafcfro conp't against War
rem Ohyitr. Frances Olivier, Mafia olivier A on
WeI, lohn y reawcll and Thomas Fox Trustee under
certain deeds from w L. Olivier, defr.-ft ChnnceTV.
Tho defendant, Thom1a For, not havng entered his
appearance and EYcn security according 10 the act of
setnby and the rules % this and Appearing BY
sausiacinrY evidence that he ia inhahnn NJ this
Commonwealth On motion ofthe complainant, hy Warren
Jones, hs Attorney tits ordered that tho said fcnan
30 qppear Rules 10 be holden In The Clerks once u our
said court the hru Monday In March nct aud answer
the plaintiffs h and That copy ~ this order be- form
VIII Inserted IN aomo ncwapapor published In The Cy NJ
chm1nd ior two months successvcy, and postoi At The
front door of the Courthouse q this county.
NM In-In
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-20

jaw" JOIN CARY, G. &.
an intervening Court began aud hold G,f Esses conn
~ VI Al the Court House In Tappahannock ON Inc 9i a
Day n December, 1870 Dorothy 0hrneu piainHi sr,ns
James GaInctt, and samuel Y. Moorman who intermsr
RCD with Emily gsrncu who s dcaa without issua
defcndinta,--fH ChnHcerV
THIS day came tho painh by counsel and filed her hin
add the defendant, James Garrett not having onet Ell bis
appearance, and given security according 10 tho Act OF
Assembly aud the Rules Of this Couu and ID appearing 10
the COuri, nv Gisacory evidence that the said defendant
s not nhabiianf Of this State % motion Of lie psn.
n Il IL ordered that the af defendant 10 appear here on
The third Monday IN March newt answer Inc pislnns
bill and that copy ~ this oriot ho iouhwfh Inserted
In newspaper published In the City of Ricnand or
~ Fredericksburg, Tor eight weeks sucoessivrly
and that another copy thereof be posted ~ the front door
of tho Court House of this county.
ds30-wqw IAMEs ROY NiCOr. ". Ork
TOnACCOL SPEARS, sNUFF, do.
CUPERiOR Chewing Tobacco
> Principe and Rcgilia scgars
stars. Leipers and Iorrilars Scotch and Mseoat au
snuff
French Rappoe SNUFF
Natchtoches do
IIardham's Moo do
DEM Groa 10
LorTllarda chewing anil srnok lna Tobacco
Also an assortment ~ good spanish and other segars
various prices, from 10 siOpei 100.
GAYNOR a ROYSTER,
no - door above the Dell Tavern.
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THE; Z; STAR.
Warren, July ~, lS4l.

IOFFICIAL.1
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
By and Nth the 0duice and c0nseat Of tht
Senate.
ATTORNEYS.
Charles Anthony. for the District Of Ohio.
MARsHALs.
Cervais Fontenof, for The Western District o.
Louisisns.
Demos Adams. for the District OF Ohio.
William d. Blackburn, for the District Of Ken.
lucky.
~ COLLECTORS.
John N. Sherburne, Portsmouth, N. II.
Henry Addison. Georgetown. ID. c.
James G. hampton, Bridgeton. New Jersey.
NAVAL OFFICERS.
John McClintock, Portsmouth, N. II.
SURVEYORS.
George II. CockreIl, Dumffies, Va.
Robert Edmonds, CARERS Creek, Va.
Elksnsh French, Bristol, r. I.
Henry Curtis, Madisonvllle. Lou.
LAND OFFICERS.
Registers
William Polk, Fort Wayne. Indiana.
William 7. Noel, CrawfoI dsvile, Indiana.
Receivers.
Samuel Lewis. Fort Wayne, Indiana.
WIN G. Armstrong. JeffersonviIe. lndians.
Jeremiah Grover. Winemac, Indiana.
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MEDICAL STATE

The following persons, candidates for
the appointment Of Assistant Surgeon in
the Army, we're examined and approved
by the Medical Board that was convened
10 Philadelphia, May 25ih, viz.
!. Charles E. Issscs. OF Mississippi
2. Richard II. Coolidge. Of New York.
8. Robert 8. Holmes, OF Psnnsy sylvsnis.
4. Charles w. Stesrns, Of Massachusetts,.
s. William Levely, oGMsryIsnd.
9. Dsbnsy Herndon. Virginia.
BY the same hoard, the following As
sisssnt Surgeons we're examined Tor pro
motion sod we're sverally approved, viz
Z A,exsnder f. Suter,
"A Charles N. Hitchcock,
William Msfii.
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OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, July I, 1841.
A decree, Of which the following is a
has been issued by the Gov
eminent Of Peru, taking effec, from and
after the LIST Of February Of this present
year.
"AH vessels, whether national or
foreigo, coming from foreign, country,
arc absolutely prohibited from touching al
any Of the minor ports or coves OF the
Republic, under pain of fne Of one
thousand dollars, payable BY the captain
in favor ol the inlormants; for which the
vessel is liable, whether belonging to
the captain or to others. II, moreover, j,
be proved that any person, or goods, or
letters have been landed from tho vessel
at any port at which she may have
touched contrary 10 the law, the vesse
shall be coDfiscated, and the captain will
in addition, become liable to a crinina
prosecution"
II is simportant chat this regulation
should be made known 10 our vessels, par
ucularly 10 those employed ia whaling
which have been IN the habit of iouchin,
at many Of the minor ports and coves, lin
GLIDING all places on the coast which arc
not regular ports Of eatry,) for the pur
pose Of obtaining reffesh<Renis. Reyenu,
cutters have been fitted out at Calico 70
the enforcement Of the decree. CIT
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A splendid wedding "csme Off q,
Montreal lew days since. The happy
couple were Mr. Desbarats and q m iss
Sei5y. The ceremonies were conducted
IN the Roman Catholic form, and are
said to have been witnessed by not less
than five thousand persons. The bride
was attended by twelve files honasa', and
the bridegroom by an equal number oI
garcons d'honnetv. The beautiful and
accomplished bride was aitired in a mag
nl6cent dress Of white lowered satin
Her files honneur were also dressed in
white, with wreath Of white roses around
their heads, and ample lace veIs reaching
10 their heels.
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IN SENATE Monday, july i9. =
Mr. TaIImsdgs prssenteda . memorial i
favor Of the passsge III bsattupt hw.--
Mr. Il. expressed The belief shat 4 ~as
imperiously called for from the fact that
upward Of hall million CT persons Of en-
crgy and enterprise were lost 10 the coun-
try for the want of such law.
Mr. Smith, Of Indiana, the chairman ol
the committee on Public Lands, reported
the House bill for the distribution Of The
proceeds OF the sales Of public lands, with
two amendments. The one provides
SOC, 900 acres Of land for each new State
admitted. The other repeals the proviso
in The act Of June, 1888, reserving GER
tain lands for sale, &c.
The Fiscal Bank Bill was then taken
up. Several amendments were offered
by Mr. Wright, which were voted down.
HOUSE. TRA House went into COM
mitlee Of the whole and took up the Loan
Bill. ~
MrJ w Jones endcavored to show
that there was no public debt, and there
fore no necessity for this loan.
Mr DAWSON eatu mat tuo uueApcuCeo
balance Of appropriations on the Isl OF
January, I84l, was upward Of $l2,OOO,-
OOO-,he amount Of Treasury potes fall.
ing due in the course Of the yehr upward
Of So, 900 600 --and The last Congress
had appropriated upward Of $l9, ,000, 900,
making more shee $50 ,004 100 Of debt
on the 4lh Of March, i84i--Go sold that
there could not be more than 8,OQO,-
900 OF revenue from all sources, to meet
the above demand, which would certainly
come upon The Treasury before the first
OF January, 1842.
Mr. Alherlon opposed the bill.
Al O'Clock, the debate ceased, and
amendments were then offered and voted
on in silence.
After the bill had been acted upon by
sections, the question was taken on the
engrossment OF the bill and its third read
ing, and decided in the affirmative, yeas
1877, nays 9l-majorty.S6
And on the question on the final pass
age of the bill the yeas and nays were or
dered, and there appeared for the bill,
yeas l24, nays 93-msjority 81.
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Lightning in Clear Skq.-The Bal
timore Patriot, in reporting the arrival ol
the schooner Alicia, Capt. Moore, from
Havana, adds the following:
On the Sd inst al 8 p. NJ. off Cape
Hatteras, was struck with something like
lightning, although there was not cloud
to be seen, and fair S. w. breeze; il
struck The foretopmast head and descend
ed the ioremast, shivering both the fore.
mast and ioretopmast, carrying away the
topsoiI yard, tearing to pieces topsail ant
foresail, and doing much other damage
II was considered most unaccountabls
IoccurFenCA.
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\ JuDos Davis. Ia the u United States
District Court his Honor Judge Davis,
VINO has presided there for more than
fony years with universal scceptatlcn,
took his seat for The last time. The
United States Districs Attorney, Frank
La Dexter, ESQ, in behalf Of the Suffolk
Bar, presented well deserved compli-
mentary resolution, which he accompanied
with some highly appropriate remarks.
Judge Davis replied at considerable
length, indulglng in some very interest
ing "reminiscences and making many
valuable suggestions. He then took
leave Of the bar aud OF the bench.
Boston Courier.
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PUBLIC SALE OF SHIPS, The. three
following Philadelphia built ships were
sold at the Exchange yesterday morn'ne
by Mr. G.. j. Wolber:
Ship Lehigh, built in 1888, coPperec
fast fall, 585 10 50 tons, slows 1000
barrels of -four, 100 tons Of Canton
goods, or. 1886 bales Of New Orleans
cotton sold for $24 800, on a credit OF
A months.
Ship Usage, built in 1885, slows $500
ibarrels Of -four, 467 80 100 tons, sold for
GA 500 on credit Of four months.
Ship Commerce, bull; in 1882, meas
ures 439 80 80 tons, slows 5000 barrels
of Aour, or 1900 hales Of New Orleans
cotton, was sold for whaler, and brought
$i3,3O0, four months credit.
United States Gazette.
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.Archetype tells the folowicg story :
IaCsptain Thomas Sandford, who is in his
5Qth, year, in the little sIoop Morning
SsAr, Of 80 tons, left this port on the 2sth
\ or hst May, for the port Of Harbor Island
Wost Indies, and made land at the hole
in the wall, on Abaco, in nine days; alter
which, for six days, il iained and was. 90
thick that neither sun, moon, nor stars,
I. wose TO be seen. On the l9lh Of June,
NJ len Abaco, for Powel's Point, Ele-
thcurs, or Helera, where he arrived on
'.the svening ofthe twentieth, The next
day, 2isi, he loaded with fruit, such as
pine apples, Iimss and orapges, and
Sasled lossthis port on ,he following morn
He arrived bere the Sd instant
having been nbsen, 35 days; having sailed
~ and back, $500 miles. When Capt
9uodford projected this voyage, he stated
I>hnths was going to the West Indies
'|6llss = load ollruit TO sell here on the oh
~ Joly: The statement was regarded al
M |ltsed,bls, that many hets we're taken
- ~onld not return by the 4th. He
.ei bot two hands with him, and the
hole voyage was performed without 9
y being put U the paper for any pur.
His reckoning vas kept with 9
oof chalk, in the bottom Of his qua
~ case. ~
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HoLLow WARE. A countrymnn once
happened TO stray from his native village,
into seaport town, where he saw a ship
or the stocks. He had never before see q
such an object. Climbing up the ladder
on the side Of the vessel, he exclaimed
"HuIIol you make 'em HoLLrR. don'i
you!" New York Ta,tler.
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Immigration The ST LOUIS Bulletin,
Of The 28th uIt, says: "Tbree boats
arrived here yesterday, bringing nine
hundred and sixty y-four passengers, among
them; on one boat, were one hundred and
twsnty-nine children under four years Of
age! These are squaiiy tinss, indeed. I"
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HORRIBLE "A murderous affair, by a
man named Hondorf took place one day
last week, ut Georgetown, Kace Co.,
the details Of which are as ioIlows:-
Hondorf, a week before had a quarrel
and beat his wife with club, but was
prevented by a neighbor from killing her,
which he declared was his purpose.
He was arrested Saturday, and on
Monday was unde. examination before
two justices, Of the peace, in the school
house: his wife was giving evidence, he
rose from his seat, walked up TO her with
smile on his face, and whispering in her
ear-"you shall never speak again."
attempted to stab her in the heart with a
dirk knife, which he had concealed in his
sleeve, he had some difficulty IN getting
the knife from his sleeve, she screamed
and ran forward when he holding to her
shawl with his LETT hand, stabbed her in
the back, irfllcting wound four inches
deep, which it is thought by her ply siclan
would probably prove mortal.-[ Peru
Un.) Gazette, June %.
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