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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

The French Exploring Expedition. consisting Of tho
Asisolabo. Capt DInoat d'Uryile, and Inc Zcisc.
Commanded JAcqJinot. arrived at TDuloa. 9Th Soysm.
Der. alter 80 nIutls absences. A numIef uf t-t,clo,.
describing their progress and discoveries. have be .
published from time 10 lime
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
547s773
s46i92OO

100000

NJ Barnard hen t01k ha 1p1r. and offered the prop.
osiisn ~bfrI follows some G]esulnry convention
arose as o. .Io proper mode of subm ting it-where.
upon Mr. 3 vi hjrsw 30 with the intention here a.
ter 90 offer 90 m dse lom IL as 6IIoge
Resairek That the Committee Of the whole on tho
state ofihe Union be discharged fr4n The further c1u.
q dsrltO, nf.ha hll BOZ relation t1 Treasury notes. and
tIai the subject o. making provision fr the wants of
ha Treasury DO referred back 10 tao Committee 81
Ways sud Means. with ius.rucI0ls-
Fint-Io bring in a bill authorizing he Secretary
% the Treasury % borrow ten millions q dollars on
ihe cfs1Ii of he Government. and Co issue sonds or
serp therefor.
SacIni-Fo bun1 in a bin ~inyo-irq duiics for a..
diUou1I REVENGE ~ wines, sbks. linens. sIfrcs. md
other articles. being Iusuues. imported into the a.
stItHs, bui bod sBCa manners as not t1 conflict with the
principles. r3i.sy. md spirit ofrbs oct q March. lisa
,emmeriy called 15 COmgiJmss Act"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

MARRlED-On Tuesday afternoon the 18Th inst
by Rev William Walace. Rev Jusoph BIchanan, Of
The Associ1ts Reformed Church. 20 Miss June Nsdjlo.
daughter Of MIS- Elizibeth Waddle. Of tlts county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
TENPERANCE h;EETlNG-

An adjourned meeting Of the Wheeling Temper.
anos S,cis'y viii be held on Saturday evening. the
23d instant II 6 o'clock. in tho Rev. Mr.. WALLAcr's
Chlrcb. BY oSdsr Of Le President.
D.IIULL, SOcreary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

A meeting VI the citizens Of OHIO county viii %
held at the COURT HOUSE on the FIRST MON.
IA IN FEBRUARY next. TO appoint G~elega;,a % q
Convention to be held at Elizlbsiaown - ncInnaIe
o candidate fer Congress
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
100000
$4,000
s5.43O.OO0

So that (coa;inucl Mr. j. ifIhs Government sholld
f"sl.zz the whole amount of rcvcauc expected IN the
lsi quarter, there would sill ia a balance left 10 be
provided for Of one million nine hundred and thirty
thousand dollars. The was exclusive of the es,ima-
ted balance in ms Treasury on the first day Of he
present month, tianulryl and vixen overy dollar now
"a the TrcasIry, or estimated % be in the Treasury
on the first Of he present month, should have been
applied, there Oould sill DC 4 deficiency Of three hun
dred and twenty inc THOUSAND one hundred aud Griy-
Eve dollars.
BnI we oil knew that This estimated bnl.nce in the
IT-Usury could not be 80 applied, because a portion Of
1t had not. ia point OF tact, come INTO The Treasury
The sum Of one hlndrcd AM eigiiy thousand dollars,
due from he Bank OF Nniehcz. which was expected to
nave been paid, had MT, in fact. been pail; and not
more than fvcO. 81 hundred dollars of That estimated
/ 1llIIre was "a the Eastern -cCtI3a, where IL cuaid bs
IA de available IN a very short pefiol, where full
ihrecioufIls Of tie expenditures Wonld be required
10 hc made.
Mr.. :. then read from C 7 uf he Annual Rspor,
ot the Secretary of,Ac Treasury the following rassu.
gcs
1T may he stated fom the best data in possession Of
;his D-rsItmen', that the receipts under lac existing
laws. will probably be u follows
From custom, eI9oOo.OOO
From lands $500 600
rom miscellaneous $1,000
Add he expected balance in the Treasu.
~ available Oh the first OfJan. newt 1850 $50
The aggregate of~orlinarg means Tor the
uoEt year NpIld then he 24l6O SIS
There will bc nothing more, either Of prn-
cipIi Or IniOrOsi duo from banks. which
j. likely 70 DC made available, except u
bout 100000
A power viii exist, under tho act Of 3lsI
Of March, 1910. 10 issue Tacasury notes
AL q year from lis Tassngo expires. hut
not O. make the whole emission ont
sanding az any Que time exceed i've
millions Of dollars.
This will furnish additional means, equal
20 The computed amount which can 10
issued a. the close Of the present year.
bong abou. 3I2.sis.
Hence there may h. added. from those
several source, - much as 10 make the
whole means oi fie next yenr 247234T3|
On the other hand, the expenditures fr
1871 for ordinary PuTposos, u Congress
make no reduction IN the appropriations
requested by the different departments,
are estimated at I925O.OoO
This would lesvo a bllanco in the Treas
ufy. at tho close Of the year, equal 10 5479773
But certain payments will also be made
ON aScOrul OF the funded and unundoi
debt. unless Congrss. authorize con.
trars 10 be formei br extending the
time Of their payment. Thus. there
Will be- rcqgreJ-
On account Of the funded debt. chiefly for
the Cuits 90 this District i4J 900
For tle redemption q Treasury n0ies. II
oil The others be issued which can 10
uui1T tho prcsoat Law, ~ then the a.
mount rpiIrsi within q. n. 1871 will
probably nGI exceeded $500 200
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

Horse PadiB 1T /, stated In m ssrculmri r.
rsr bat q spoonful Of horse nii'h pst into q painful
q milk viii yrsscrye the milk sweet ir several day.
,,ihsr n nc opsn ajr. Or i1 q collar while other milk
vii ruH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
E1lract Of a Letter from w,,biog,,,.

N'E"V u q I'EIVI ETIIW NN0U-TTTNW-
From a source entitled 10 mach confidence 7 learn
that Daniel Webster will certainly be Secretary of
SIntsi Thos. Ewing. r.. NJ. General and probably Sar.
gcani or Granger Secretary Of the Tsca,ur.; John
Bel will be Secretary Of War CriucnIen. Ary Gen
eni, and Dawson OF Gsorgia, probably Secretary OF the
Navy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
wuIGs LOOK TO YOUR VOTES

Ma. EuIroK-lI - well known that The L0eo0eos
-re making "A desperate ciIsr to attain the asccudaney
90 our city council. II remains To the whigsofWhee
.ng 10 determine whether their ohjes, shall be &c
compu'hsi. IN the Gst ward, for instance. VIC see
a regularly nominated loeooco ucko'. with the cNcep-
ton Or one Individual whose private and public vir-
,ucs male Il dangerous 10 the success Of their ticket
to leave of. Again. in the fourth ward. they have q
regular l~ocoiaoo tickle, which vii most undoubtedly
be- elected unlsfs there lie unity in Tho ncuon OF the
wings Of that ward.
Again. in the - ward which you nre aware is
strongly wbig, they are attempting to divide our
strength 20 elect = loco!oco 70 usom Ms uhig party arc
Kinder no particular oHgaii0ns / observe that there
are three whig candidates oat in this ward. Would
. 40; DC well then for one Of tho gcntlcuen 10 with
draw and ~ Tins means prevent both Ihs morufea.
hon ofa defsa; OF himself aud his par,yl
L. tho 81 wand! J am happy to perceive locolocoisn.
has no abiding Place.
Ia he 5h ward, ! loRn, the ~l,cofoco. are making
desperate efforts. and owing 10 divisions in rhe ranks
Of the whiss, arc likely 10 succeed.
You VIII then, Mr.. Editor. easily perceive Will
what grace, the locoicos pretend TO deprecaie the IN
Ircdu,rion Il party spin, in our city clestions.
Where : ward happens u have { Iocooco majority,
then the cry Is down with the " bank baroHs' We will
have none Of them. But when tho ward Is sirongly
This how quick tho tune is turned, Oh no, don! 10,
party spirit iaauence your vote, no, no. il will never
DO To- let il come into our city elections.
Wings OF Wheeling. theu loek 10 yo,rr ro;s,, unit,
Ercn Ole Ticket in each and every ward or we vii
have oar city for the whole oflhe coming year uudcr
tie tnralirm OF blue light loeo;Dcoi-m.
gaZ-GazeI!e rlease cony.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

Dsah cJ L1sihators-We learn FROM Iriiauopo.
va that George BJos, member Of the Iodso. and M.
Blrnes. Sergeant at Arms. have bJ,a dtel
Il IS also rlmorsd that Mr. Judah. Speaker. died.
and that others are SICK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

2t wARp-A meorag Of the waters OF The 81
Ward will be held a; the old council chsnher the
.nsuisg SATURDAY Jan 23lat s o's.ork D n,m;nata
candidates 10 represent TIE Ward in ihe ensuing scar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

MARKETTTNG-Thc high river and ioanuc icc
preventing the Ohio wagons from crossing The r,v-r in
any numbers ON the last market day. II was not pos.
sible. however. to advance much ia rrirea rccf ,o.d
Sor 4 a 6 cts. Veal, 5 a 3 liaIns 10; youI,on ; 6
Butter l24 a ls} Turkeys 81! a 50 cts Chickens
20 al2; Geese 25. The attendance. from urrca-.
nnee, will be less ihis mornisg than Oh The last day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

fAsso.-THs celebrated p,s, composed while IN
prison, a tragedy called III Torsu MD" In IN,
The "I'o Nng piIhs;ic passage. il IN, colcIuliny ch,.
rus, hshil ]ev'Isntiy al eye u hs oyn n.~i <orunes
"n! goy. VA C, a. nv.o d, th,Isht n saw. vanish
ias iron h'n--"Lt,a Li swst aip,as torrJni. like
the he sal lea lightning II "a, dIra nigat. Ike the
passing wind. tao melting vap,r. o; the wnI "a ar.
rowi 81 vln.shs' oI' iIn,, All all II glsry : bat 4
fading ar"cr. Want, then. can We h11s. Or want
oTpseI m,rsl Alor rriInpis All pllnt oil that r..
mains 70. the sollis strife. al laeuiluon, al regret.
nei'her.'y, nor i~r.sllaaip ca ayli! Us auIhi, bu On.
~ loass aal gue:!"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

i has ever beea he pride and the boast u The T..
niied States, that They commanded the respect ans
excited Use adu'Iauon Of al civilized nI lions. Bot
under iho last two administrations, b1th the National
and State governments have fallen into disreputs.
an1 almost cyuicmp' among foreign nations. IN eyi.
aenet9i ms Illuminating ifpih, We need sIy ~ refer
- me in'fHiy.ns aui dfsEracciul defeat og the late a.
tempt hu ihe pIrof Missouri % obtain a Iaau ofBm.
ih Capitalize; when BOO answer. she WIS informed that
unieftI prss1u aimi1st-a,aI 0i publ g aGlin. Nor.
a. could nt BE- Obtained .n ErelruI on The Guh af
ihe si1'' ~ Missouri We'll my She nation recount
with hr Shouts oi of frsFme1 iu view " ibe brighter
Gay 'aat lawns u711 their HYpcs-Uas.41 Ere,,s,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

Tell MS how deep a cutting would he required at
The summit TO cut a feeder irom ,he lake tn the ONO.
PitsLfrVh Adv
qaired.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

A b2--,E SgIgIDE-.TNu per.oa. % Lufy.rd asJ
vile Threw uw.s lafs lives lf Nav York on Tbr-.
day, under us Iudururc of passion. Ihay were mann.
cd H'gIu-ihs husb1aI Daniel the wife Hlu,-4.
an1 hFei % 10 Ma.ssry street Their domestic
.uir.o,urs8 Nus rendered unhappy u.s. fslueBf Birk,,.
ms and q 1uos All yesterday. atara violent s.or.
u uiual srrmUaron. Zoe husaaud saz.d "a loaded
mus 81 suj sh"i himself though tht heart Tto
Niio. irsn1s3 by fIrs rails'fouls. swallowed fe s,p
fcr's ola bottle .1 which Has .Ho H]5,1iHa aI corrosive
s.bHmaic us.d br des;mFIug vtmI8. ulI soon en-.
pred Boo great ag1rIes. They were both natives IL
lrsisuJ--.h.s agc about IS. bore 20 Au .rr-sst v.s
held upon iro byiIssi rah, oio04ns. q yofIi1t of 49,
eide
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

I'm be shot Il do" as tao aln saiI when urged
90 take has fourth glass.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
wzEEE,1NsG.
NrPupLIc MEETING. -

SATURDAY MORNING. JANr4RY IS. ls4l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

Esin-isj Balance in ths Treasury NJ tho
close Of the n7ss year. after alI pay.
m8uls whatever
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

IVfVE Hts ~ Ip1tcc' n prime %artcls,
1000 three bIs1fl gr1rs'y b1gs,
F1f stia ~. DJAfEF = A"Dl-t NON.
in % -2n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23

81 100000
$4,000
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-23
ss5OO.oOO

10000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-16

DRlAM.-This celebrated imported Racer ana st,ioh ~
the finest possible heal;h and order, VII make M
last in Virginia, stables. al SiVo INC
dollar the groom PAY able within the scason winch
tile 10th Of February and ends the l.i Of JAY 'a
fed, witliuut 30 cents day and eve
attention bestowed BY ir-y .roomsi hui VIII MOI "
accidents escapes have divided every aroomne
and Will hoard black srfNah
while white servants boarded moderate terms ~ ~
la.e
pr,am i, bran;ifal hay IL hands high Of ma'eh',- p
strength form, action and prdiprrr ami too vel NM"
unrvaled champion far many yrar, Oh the Ens'.h .
H. never had superior and many excellent judges 'A'
equal, need further description. -, i.
rs tried stallion, the English Spnrt.men nckno"t- M
not decidedly the best II the but the best 80
land For four years he las had morr and better WI"
other horse whose colts ~ the same az hi
trained have been winners of. H. and several nave
The number and amount q. their WINNIE $50
nnbroken series of brilliant victories ~ 49,
large old stake AT New Market "eh
weights have the Grra; oaks three ont ~ M
nrar,y I'LL tho largest stakes the KIN gdon a e yI
Tuesdays Rddrsworth 5000 stakes, lvV g 49,, II.
Che erield Ciearwe, Prcndrtgast. and host OF ~
o Crucin1, II his GEL ba' Won
500 dollars, without being beaten, ana >
the mare trninrd They have won e"un' II
uf stakes mates gold cups haudcaps and KING i be
distances, and In some II 3, and he''s' go
| weights ..on ,,,t. -
His colts have wen every where they have h,fh an
year he had tho England, ne best IN ne and
hes, in Belrum and EQUAL TO France ana lien
The L nited States have seen Non.fcn lie o'ee'
Mr. Rohrr,son's fly. -, S,,,,io, i, am.rci !.
nc. he nr reduced 10 the hard tnes-ann "r,e ~.
| well 10 avail Themselves Of this last opportunity
culars hand-hi!s. r n MERIT
| Hic.s' Ford, Va. ~ = sa-w3u Siaa'
Jan -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-16

"REsToRArIos OF BUSINESS The n. Y. American
of yesterday in motto ing the sales Of stocks, says
.Dn dull still the times at the Stock Exchange
and downward the tendency, although to-day the vara
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-16

WoxpxGfuL Esc.rE.-The son of William T. Bat
tic, whom we yesterday mentioned fell from the preci-
pice near the Falls, II years Of age-le lean
ing against barrier put up 10 prevent accidents, look
nr at the ice as plunged the cataract, when the
board gave way and he fell back wards feet strik-
nr his hend against shelving rock and then turning
somerset fell perprndicuar!y sixty feet further, s,rk
inr into small body of and ice occasioned by
the snow from the cascade; the dent in the snow was
some ten inches deep. Wonderful TO relate, slight
buse the back Of the head and the dislocation OF
the hip joint, the only injury he sustained A
small boy him fall, but in his fright ran home with
out giving any alarm. in the w-inill heard a
cry, sn down the gate, and gained the spot by going
round some two hundred yards. When found, tho lad
was conscious, so much so as 10 know the who
came to his aid Doctors Elwood, Backus and Hamil.
ton were called and he is in fair way Of recovery
fRorheSier Daily Democrat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-16

The defendants, Harrison Howard and BoInm i!"H- Z.
entered Their AMI gwen sefiiri! attih
tic AT nj AS and tie IiiirS o TINS Coat ard u +;
hy satisfactory ryfrcc a thcy not inhabnant :" TINT
unnwra: IL ordered i7f The said defendants ai" ~ lr
liz judge n uir sad Cont the Couou-r. The f =
The term, and tie It'll =. the plaintiff. and ~:
copy order ne forthwith inserted in newslai-f "
Ilsi.d IN i- city Richmond inr months successive -
posted a. the front II tie Count House SAID equity.
Copy-Te.te,
ROBT HCpCIN. r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-16
POETRY.
"srcH VIZ nrM.,>s u>,us.."
TpI.r IoyE-B, y. r. Witt,

TRUE LoyE-Br y. T. Wills.
They may talk cf love m y cottage
And bowers of The treiiised VINE,
or Nature hrWiichinsly Simple,
And mi,a maids half dirin-'
They may talk of III. pleasures "i sleeping,
,E.,,b tbe shade uf n spreading Tree,
of ,w.lk with a nyu,h in the morning
Wbo trips with a fcoisiep fec.
Rut give me II sly f!;,!at'an
Nv the light OF chandelier,
with music, TO play in the pauses,
And nobody over near;
or give ME n seat on the sofa,
With u glass OF especial wine,
An! nan,uia too biind Ia discover
The small white hand IN mine.
Your love in cottage grows hungry,
Y.nr vine ia a n--t i"i fi~s,
Simplicity crts the .!accs,
And mix maids talk Of pies,
You sink 10 your shady siunber,
And wake with bug IN yonr ear,
And your nymph that walks III tue morning,
Is shod like n mountaincer.
True Love is Al lone on carpet,
And nightly likes his ease,
,rrue Live has an eye for capon,
Aud would starvc mid your shady trees;
His wing Is the fan of Il lady,
Hi. facts an invisible thing,
His arrow is tipped with jewel,
And slio, from : silver string.
coaMEST nr THE nos. n. ". WILDE.
You may talk Of yonr -ls Irritation,
BY III. light Of chandelier,
With the music IL play m The piases,
And nobody aver near;
Or boast ii your scat on The sofa,
With glass OF especial vino,
And mainnl, too blind Ia discover,
Tie small whit. hand in :hiEc.
But the green -ward Give me, and The river,
The suu, shrine If love lIt eyes,
A hrcez- and the aspen leafs qniver,
A sun. set aud Georgian skies
Or give me The moon for an astral,
The stars for a chandelier,
And n maiden IT, MARBLE pastoral
With musical voice on my ear.
Your vision with .yne being doubled,
You take truce the liberties dur,
And early next morning are troubled
With i.Parson, or Pistols FER iwo:"
Unfit FIR this world or the other,
You're forced 10 be married or killed:
The lady ynI chotsc, Or her brother,
And grave, or paragraphs hed.
True Love is 1t home among flowers,
And If he would dine III his ease,
A clpon's rs good IN his bowers
A. in rooms heated ninety degrees:
Der sirlls intcrmingled, III hovers,
He fuuts il as light a. he tiles,
His dreams, the chances ot lovers,
Ar. shot Ia the heat from the skies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-16
March . y,-N

EN GHASCERY.-N lRCi,i,:-.it Rule, held N the ~,
O..c- of the Circuit Superior Count 81 Law and CAinc~
the county OF Snny, the IL day II February. 1871:
Dur, stih, Executor OF the last VIII aud testament Il (
raulcon deceased, F!lf.a
a.lnst
John II. Cooke 81 Merit ". Robinson, Elizabeth J. i,
Nathaniel r. CGhrl au Ann H. HI v,f., formerly Ann H.
Pha 4. George Cooke, John II. Cooke jun Cha ru..r
Ann GRAY, Ieirnrtit.
In. defendant Mcr;I VI Robinson not hayin.
rea,ce aud gwen security. arconing tie Nj ~ An
and Rule, IL Coun and appearing by satisfactory
that inahi,ant ni THIS state II y ordered iEIi
sad defendant appear here Monday Aq
and hill al the plaintiff and that cops ~
forthwith in pnhli> N tn
Richmond, months successfully, and posted
door Of ihrt ouI House of this county.
A Copy-Icsc,
WM. 7. UNDERWOOD Z E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-16

M, hy their counsel ordered they appear her q,
c.ni Monday in Nav newt h- t- r rani-
hill and lint copy order be forthwith ret nr b
mo Enquirer for e.h weeks suco ssvely AMI posted ~
front door II III. Court House. a Copy
49, 80 NM. II. TAYlOS. G
Feb. y si-"'N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-16

HAVE ;u,, likely Young Jacks, from N. best sres F.
L oourry which wish 10 ds",sc o. on a''cir.Hot.
tue wlI lie four wears Old June, thr other
Sprin. would ,,lI both either ol them on rra,ua
II required i, hav,p. the pchase money Wei >cc,. +,
mry b. and The made known, ~ ain. t,
the county Of Prince Edward ROBERT kEi -
Feb q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-16

THE LATE DEsPATcnEs-Letters from Washington
represent that the character of the dispatches from
England, which in the President, affords udci-
tonal cause for apprehension respect to the
ton Of the difficulties between the Two countries. We
know wha, authority the writers have for their
ssr,ons but ntmated that the British Government
demands the release of Mcleod. The U. s. Govern
ment will not Of course, interfere in the matter, until
the British Government acknowledges that it anho-
rized the outrage, and tina. acknowledgment will be
sufficient cau,e 10 demand redress Turn the subject
which ever way will adm, Of, and it has threaten
ing aspect Our government has, however, taken the
proper position, and will he maintained in by the
country The result Of the trial. should il terminate
favoraby for Mcleod may settle the difficulty without
further intervention By either government
philadelphia Splrn If the Times
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-16
Ciarke's Office.

THE public IN! rmed that sell Tickets - al the s,
4 under the management OF d. ;. Gregory 4 20
attended 10 with prompiEess AIN CLieIl
Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-16
ISAAC B. MCCLELLAN. or


Brrf-G glanants bull states. thai the >ad defendant
Wood, drew draft L. +. Wood e Snnat ~ NJ" oieu
IN favor tar " I'd Of Memphis, of wh,,h hm cnEpib4
a member. FOR thu Of $4,000. which papt.
Wood accommodation endufsct- on which. y lasIu.h
due Febrai; been Instituted hy the holder
complainant. The SAID Carr {. Wood also acouUut.;
cn.IrscrS ~. said W ". Wood II In IN :a,
:lnd and Ill. January, 49, held bs the Hrmph, E
The hl s;ai,-, that the sand w. W. WOOD ir
residence Memphis Ten, and J. resident =! ~.
and nas l- real estate III Memphis ont OF winch CoHpa
seeks satisfaction for the debts aforesaid
BARRY & LEATH.
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S,NE of VALUABLE NEGROES. ~ III H., -rla 4, -
- Edward Cont Iou,e, the 18Th dIy Z, i.,, -
cur day eight ~ likely Nrcrae-. I'm, "
men two ,scron asi scvrra. ho,S and eris. Iri!a..
IN. :. :. raise none. and cash cnd b. preferred mn Y
In purchs-rrs = c,cdl vi ninety day may h. had
lie ,uiiabie notes. w,ti Inc interest a'a H.
SIMON Rr,'r.
p,;,cc Fiv,,,I g. H. IGth Feb, ISL. ai-,,
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Feb. y

IL tHANCERY -v,RGr>l,:--.N Rnrs held a q" .."'
Office oil Circuit Superior Cont 81 La" AMI tGant'
Caroline county, the 4,h day Of January, lci.;
William II. Goodloc aud Virginia Z. hls wife, PlaiE4,'
against
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ton from yesterdays prices is k,tfe enough"
Is this what the people we're led 10 suppose On
If Gen. Harrison'-.I Y San,ia,s
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Peter Ci, aud Martha hs wlt German E1ucs lu "
wife. Matthew Hood Edward Eanc>, BY NcDramr
Rhu,a is wife Patrick, William, James H.. ihrI aud =,
hood John senrcr, and Green kd, Ia,fee W SnGia, @
Can Wm. u. Puckrl aid John Pucsrit and Others, pt
Tie DE-, ndanr. having Entered their appearance. and
security. according "a III, act Of Assembly. aud tr flrs n
Cont, and appearing. IL the satisfaction o the Cont TINT
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IN ciiAScERY- y,rctSt.:-at Rules held IN n.
Office az E-sei Circuit Superior Cont of Laa C,
on tie and day u November, ieio
Edwin tp-haw, P,r-
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IN CHASCERY.-|isoiSIA;-ln Iunenbgfg Count! CoGr' !.
February, isii:
Beverly Hood and Nancy his wife, Tailat
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WILLIAM BIRD, u. ). Jor Hggh CamPbs", >'s
find COMMITTEE Of The Estc'e " Lars Brooe.s, (, .
FEBRUARY %. 1911. -,