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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-16
William Fiske. el al. defendants.

In Chancery-State of Aabama-Mobile County
 John q, Akin complainant.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-16
juoe2l 9rt

In Chancery-State of Ahbama--Mobe County.
 Mccoy & English, complainants.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-16

ln Chancer,-Sare ol AlalanA[ [M"bhe I"unty rh. I phnte,s . and Meluhanta banh
 oi Alulnle, comrhss 'SP"s fg@'
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-16

OThs remedy, 50 celebrated for the cure oi chronic and inanmaory rheunatism, sprains, swell- ings of the joints, from the improper or injudcios use of mercury, lunbago &c is for the first time offered to the people of the South, although long known and used, nst the certificates testify, at the North, where its success has been greatly marvellous and unrvalled. Those afflicted with the above com pIaints will find immediate relief trial of tho
 Embrocation For sale by the Agent isl -9.a si l @ march ,nya sit al ot |. c. DUBOSE & co. i No g Water st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-16

NOR SALE.--lO,0O0p pes of superior, heavy, A 1T inch Dundee pagging, manufactured expressly for thls market. Al part of the lot is made in ima- ton of the Kentucky Bagging, and quite equal to il in q,nlity We invite the attention of the Planters and the trade this article. Also, 80 coils Russian Rope, for sale tby sislas4 4s.asAr POPE & SON,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-16
h CIn4ncefs Slate ot Aalant- Mobile County
 Goidoh and slodind, aonpIts.
,Wll.am MeM,lIan. -en and olLels dell.

William McMlllan, sen. and uiiets deiis. SPRING TERM A D lS4l. The blll m fhis kJ case was filed lor the foreclosure ui Il mortsig made b, W McAlian, Sen Iot t.euge N .Gotdre and Lewis T. :5iodiiid, and bearing date lhe l2h ia, u September. A b lSS5-And ,u the Spring Term A b lSl1 ol The court ui chincey iar tle inst dst,ic of the Southern chancety dnaion oi said Stitr ai Mobile, tue following urdel made ln lhe ,anse In this case the compliments came hS their solicitors and moved the count, that an oreI oi publication be made n this case agausl lhe defendant Richard Erwin, who Is a nonresident, and the cont helns satisfied nom an affidavit made m open comi, tiII sail Richard Erwin resides out Ui inc State of Ala baml, IL is ordered that he appeai nr before the first day oi ihe next term ot this court.-And Il E further ordered that this ordel be published once week for tour weeks in paper published m lle eitN of Mobile md posted on the court house door ln ioriN days from this date.
 Witness Malcolm j. McRae, Register of sa't
 court at Mobile this twenty hrst day of June,A [
 lSll. Attest
 iune2I gEt M l McRAE, Reqis'r.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-16


 NEW FRENCH PRINTED LAWNS, yard | IN wide, ani colors warranted. Just received by DANIELS s. BRADY, sS, Daiphin srsa, (im- medIately opposite the Public Sqaare,l a large and splendid assortment of the above Goods, of the new esi style, which they offer very cheap for cash Rich plain blk silk, 22 in. wide, for 646 pr yard. Handsome hgured Silk .ad U b. fo nuzts Elegant lustred colored Poui de Soi, .t.,. 7-S diaper table Linen for 30 cents pr yard, 7-a danask v do a for 62 do, lhl .la'A l. s and l0-4 double Idamask do, very cheap, | lo Al Irish Linens, full 36 in. wide, in demi-pieces and fine quality (warrantcd all lnen) from 40 cents Super and SD fine blut and jet black Bonlhazine, A large and cheap stock of cotton & silk Hosiery, First quality spool Thread, warranted full 300 iyds to the spool, for 7j cents per dozen, ,', French, English, and Domestic Dry Goohs of eve ediry description, ,oleaper than Can be sold by any other house in the city. ..,,,4.. i-.. ii u Country Merchants and Planters are invited to call and exa,nlne. '' '''' 'ts '-'ss mnr l99f'
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-16

rIVHE undersigned are receiving per ship Caledo- II na from Liverpool: ir'ia. ff6 -..hi D .i '' Cast Steel" Weeiing Hoes, d .llf 'iaqi n' Brown and Common do ftuil fi ---.s-.
 Mouse Hole Anvils, l ll.I itu0ll7
 Mouse Hole shape do eIg.i 9aaa Blacksmth's Vices and Hammers,
 'HI Van Warts Screw plates, oifaf aH oi idma '' Indian Corn Mills, superior article for use, b. James, Wood screws, 70 . -nHf ,lf.r . Carpenters Patent Locks, ,.ioilEfpG ''i"''i do Curry Combs, 'Id UP -u aii Anti-corrosive percussion caps '' I,s. ga Treble strong cylinder gunpowder, m one pound v cannisters, + H" a'll ana iHs'''' Y o Double barrel deer guns, manufactured to order
 at $loo to ioV each, lnH .f IHi sH,
 Table and Pocket Cutlery, Irei .!I ' Saws and Files. 1I'3frI t.l
 dec 30 JOSEPH HALL & co
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-16

In Chancery--State of Alabama Mobile County. z. & J. il. Dakin, complt'e,} soyine 7,,m 367 ys. n ,em em"' 1;a,roe N S,a,yo,t S, otho,s d,fis d. D.lSlf. Z
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-16

Among the Principals patrons reference may be made to the lion. Ex-Gov. Gayle, lion Jno. r. EV- erett: Gen. 1heu l.. Touimn; Gen. W fayior; Daniel Chandler, A. c. hophger, lla,'d Files, J G. Lyon, and Richard Redwood, Egirs
 my 1 lOti
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-16

I[ ITCHEN'S PATIENT PREPARED Co- IN GOA. "A supply ofthe above original and tlu- ly yalaabe preparation Of Cocoa long and iasoIaby Known to the public, just received direct from the proprietor and for sale by the undersigned Among other highly fatering testimonials of its superior quality uad usefulness, are found the following.
 YJ, Kitchen left, with me some of his P. Cocoa and mend it's adoption for family use.'' 4
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-16
CHANCERY SALES.

In Chancer,- State of AIiamo-Mobe Caun tY .
 Spring Term, S4l Creditors of John Couper, Jr. dec'd, conpainants, 753 ys.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-16

TEA.--s0 boxes a choice ,arli- lJioIe, for sale by [,aay2ol r. HULL & SON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-22
ST. DOMINGO AS 1T NOW IS.

The following description ofihe present state Of
that island is from the pen Of French naval officer:
I'VE embarked on board the friglie Nereide on
the 9Th December. Ga tho % we were nj Fort
Royal 10 receive orders from the Admiral who des.
patched us on the 29lh TO ST Domingo, where we
were 10 take on board the five millions OF francs
which the Consul General had informed us were
ready We have been three days at anchor in
ihis famous Republic. and oil can say you Of the
misery OF the people will scarce suffice to give any
idea oft
81 have been everywhere and every where have
seen nothing bat degradation aud couupiior Men
~ rags compose the army aud exhibit n most ludic.
rJus military masquerade. Cayalry on foot manoru-
yrS Ike horses at the word of command trot raj
top &c. Both officers and soldiers are without shoes
on one has spu.s tied BY accord his naked feetano-
iher has made himself spurs with piece Of IRON
driven into a woodca sole lied to his foot aud one
whole company which inspected miuuiely had
not single musket which wouH 10 off Tie oil.
GERS in rags ask charity.
"SiOhiuncss, poverty ~ its most hideous form
and in The negro u is most hidcous-aloao meet
your eye nt the town OF Port an Prince The
fields are ovcuun by brambos. logwooi trees, and
lIe rlplcions lichens, which ohsruct the road apd
destroy the old plantations With the exception Of
a few gardens. which here and there are cultivated
by the ncgrocsgardens far inferior TO these Of our
worst siaycs--there is no cultivation whateyer
The only product Of the island is coffee. and
That every year diminishcs materially That tbe
Time IS not Gar distant when IL viii produce none nj
nll. No moIo - planted. aud the old coffee pIapt,
uons ore NOS even taken care Of The owners "a.
ther The crops from ihoir own fields In the nrdsf Of
bfars and weeds 40 lab1rers hein- 10 be had The
one n0i being willing 10 work for the other"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-22
THE OLDEST REPUBLIC ON y.pry

The Amcriocn Quarterly Review contain. Is,.
.oi rom - w Ewing. Lsq, giving q sketch Of hi,
'sii % San Aieriuo, a small Republic m IiaIv n.
,Ne'h i'e AFpeuines. tho Po, and The Adrafir-
lhe territory % the State 10 only 40 miIcs I, 80,
snmiefsnee, and i's p1puIaron 1000 The Rspgr.
Hc vas i1u1dod more than fourteen hundred g..
at''n moro Wingplo-. industry. and sgnaIity. ,nd
~ p.e-e''ca ns liberty sgi Independence amidst
ai ne war aHd difrlris which have rsgsJ ,,,,,,4
I H'1n Pire respected % and cent an embsssy 4,
pfesf h.f sentiments e friendship sGd fsieyci,y
% o. s'ssrea ~ Captain Regent chosen sys,v
st '''a' Iy ne representatives of the peoplo SIS
POI H'li'S'. "'7 ere chosen every sir months bv The
t-'ts iae iates ars light ihe farm houses are
N.''' ne he.-s well cultivated. ard on Ell u,Ie,
.f, seen .'a..1 agI peace. fbs happ, effects ofr.o
fa'y ED nu ..ir.fy llrry aad justice NJ, b.
t.'s "at received ~ some iaieIIirsnt citizen. tr
''' n IL HH-iH'aaIs 1Ht aHsrl1nats rslnnrr tboy
wee a.l.fi viii Boo because en- American
iH'F Ir..,essrl e. FrailuHl auaeh8s1t O. COR conn
.ig ed ils 90 3D. ss Ihe pfessrfor 81 hs.r ,,,g
20 FfnriltrE tnfY were IaHrafaIv sr4BsiotsJ
WE 1uf instiuilal.s ed afiafs. aui hsf ii.,s,y
Fel' ilrh.shsi ,s.h a9sks snd rapsrs fsi,f,ag 4.
nsfila
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-22

OLD SrATISTlCS.-The following extracts
from century sermon delivered on the Is, of Ian
uary. leil, contain some statistical information.
which may be Interesting to our rcsders:
"i1 the wear 1900 there were ll6 Incorporated
towns iu New England, aud probably abou, 50 OOC
Iuhlb.'aafL Thrro are now about $50 towns. nnc
one uIiiiIu l00 hundred thousand people ~ rhes,
towns. tIert are not Gar from one thousand lhro,
hundred religious Congregations OF different den0m
IualIuus Of Christians. IN Massachusetts and Con
ucciIcut, O. have numbered them accurately. one
ihoTsand a"d eighty such congregations, Of which
seven hundred and 10 ~ nine are furnished with The
prear hing customary 90 me several classes. The
era grants from New England and their descend
ants, who haNc settled in other states. may be rcc
1nei az hlii a n.lIiOn. Tie people Of New Eng.
land have therefore doubled, Notwithstanding Their
inccsslat wars, within a hale less than % yrnrs
on an average. The whole number Of original col.
onIss .s computed 40 twenty thousand
Within New England. also. there are, IN an pro-
liability, not los than four thousand schools. On
which about one hundred aud thirty thousand cLII.
dren, Of both sexes ire continually educated Seven
colleges arc sso erected iu this country OF which
the I've fret established. usually contain about 700
students. The last year, upwards Of two hundred
students were admitted into these seminlries.
Health has usually existed here IN q degree not
often cquallcd, and perhaps never exceeded In
some towns Il appoau. b. long continued registers
Of births cli deaths, that one ont uf four AMI one
out OF hNc--CAteus.yely one ont 81 sI1-aud gen.
orally one Qua Of seven, Of hose who are born 1.-Two
20 seventy years u sgc aud that half OF those who
are born, lave % twenty yCan."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-22

SUBMARINE EXPLODER-The Washington
correspondent at the y Amarcan gives the follow.
nag account Of Capt Taylor's internal machine:
y few day, since, Capt Taylor made a tall aud
successful experiment q his underwater operations
before President Tyler, the heads OF departments y
o.her', aud blew uPa large ard heavy Sow = sky
high, literally tearing u into a thousand fragments.
agriaiins The deep and calling up ITS foundations
on tue surface oithc wafer There was no mistake
afL ~ m'1b7p. The fragments were thrown f.ty
feet into the arr many OF them falling more than 100
YARDS from isc position Of the scow. IL was torn
isia threads. Tho proof was conclusive Of Mr..
laNl'Ts ability Go blow Up any floating craft large
rr small ship or tender II is averrcd lhala ship
81 tnc lluc can be blown up as easy as this scow
was. II 90 un cuomy's ship nj anchor had better
hot 60 % sleep while Capt Taylor is about Nor
will her watch make any difference it, gone
case q Capt. Taylor gets under her bottom lie
- aicriblo son 81 oil Neptune nnd will pitch them
all alolt as easy a. sun Patch could lump or from
the brow Ola cataract.
TIE clpsrimcntmldc deep impression. not on
~ on the Soon aud the deep itself but on tho
minds of Oh present. Capt IGyors fortune Is made
Niih tlc Navy Department and with the Govern.
u4sUL HcncciOrh he Will have as much o. he can
do. lie has other mudes OF operation IN view a,
an extension Of his plan, some OF which he has laid
open Co Mr. Badger. The Secretary would GO ri chit
ahead NIih thc experiments proposed II means were
proSidcdi bon understand IL will have " be sub
mIttoi u Congress"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-22
TENNESsEE EIErTlnNs

18th Dis'rci--H, J.. Tuuey a. T has a MAJORITY
Of us in Franklin county. aud 1873 "a Ovsrion.
Glib DisTici-W. b CumpbclI wv, reelected
no opposition.
9th Dissric'-Harvsy ~. wsusr,On a.. 7 re-.
elseted-majoriIy 62i.
10Th D.slTie'-A. V. Brown IL F. reelected no
opposition.
llth D.sirici-CaVe JJhnEon a.. p reelected,
no opposition.
In the l5ih District, Haywood county gave Brown
wv, a majority Of 253 over PIvari, a.. -
Henry County gave Pavat majority Of 2i5
In the 18Th congressional district We have but
meagse returns. Ia Memphis the vote stood for
Williams wv 269 For Coe IL. p 100
Fayetie county gave a majority ofG7 for Williams
Two precincts IA HaTdeman county gave a ma
jony Of IS for Williams
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-22
NETWORK. MAY l..


Inc TRIAL Of Mcleod is the most interesting aHd
eAeiuhg event now going on in the city. Tns ~
preme court was Ihronged this morning % sunoca-
ton 10 hear what proved TO b. but a small begin
ning OF the question at issue The prsnner entered
the court room at halfpas o'clock with hrs e'un-
sci and the sheriff Of Niagara cOu1y, m Nb sc GU
tody the prisoner remains. The judges and tho
Attorney General m behalf Of the were there
soon after TO- Mr.. Bradley one of the counsel
for the prisoner, irst heard. Mr. b stated that
the prisoner la custody under an order OF tlle
Court Of Oyer and Terminer, aud by arrangement
in an indictment for murder, and further, unier a
wit OF oar,aS TesPoadesdgm for entering the Stale
OF New ofk and destroying the steamer Caroline
laying the damages at $4,000. and hvliiug the
prisoner at bail m the sum Of $1,000 The re,u n
W Tue sheriff having been read the affidavit of Me
beod beloved the most important paper before the
court The prisoner first grounds his defence upon
he TACT Thai the expedition against tho Caroline
was made by order OF the commanding officer upon
the British side; that the Caroline was n piraiical
Nesieli that upon the morning Tor 10 the evening
oi her destruction. she crossed the riyer several
times aiding the insurgents; that her destruction
was matter of selEdeicucc; thu The matter Was
Oiiogeher national. proved by the correspondence
between the British AMI American authorities that
the United States regarded II IN this light when Ic-
pafaIion sought in England Tor property de-
! siruyed; that It had since been avowed by the
British government; that, having been 80 regarded
- both governments. the prisoner should be dis.
/ charged These are the important points set forth
IN the affidavit; but the strong one comes in concu
sion where Mcleod states that he took no part ~
the expedition against the Caroline. or ia the muir
der Of Duilrec, the person killed on board the
steamer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-22

Some Of che HC0 public officers amass ile cold
uns" by their simplicity. The rp5IsJsIrbIa Led
ger tells the following alocd8to
Among the many Go ihIrFs llfeIy Ilf'eI au, a
The pusiic soup p1i b. one generally termed ..f.r
waiter" The receipt uf Which, IT. Gee rH#. H.a
three dollars every DAY into He HrcsrI.f ll.srl. a.
he happy individual Yl whom tbfs office HFs U#fu
conferred. A. 90 IS well SHOWN, some of f.e a..
p1Iutments were made 81 individuals iH tis coon.
,ry. Several of these wurhIDs, Hai tu4t.lH-
exactly What Tie waiting meant. were determine.
20 hr provided Or every Contingency, prosecuted
themselves o1 fha wharf meir legs stock iUtg a
f"r" r1Iro wafer proof boots su-h as ore common.
w worn by ssru irrsefs end GsIcruen. auI one 1f
IH'nlcys lI's pressvcu strapped around facil
body"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-22

CHRISTIANITY ~ CIuNA.-Ths following
statistical details ore furnished byu naive Of Chra
now IN Rome. and published 90 The Tr4aroa.au
Courier
There IRE az present about 300 1000 Christians
in China. The greater plf OF Them are indebted
Ter pastoral care o. The LlzsEsis bat some Likewise
10 The DoE-IuIrians aud the Trancis,aus. aud 10 "a
small number Of Italian p-Iea,s The Whale mum.
Der oi presi-, European AID CHin,se docs not ~.
coed 800. Of scm,nauss there are bat iUv, nud
those lew are htliC more thoI common schools The
Christians are not allowed o. practice Jhs " rel glon
publicly, but with tGeIr private assemblies 10 inter
ference takes place. The churches are but few in
number, ana those not cnpIC.Jgs enough for their
several congregations. uHI the faithful are obliged
u meet privately SugIHry enough. a church
erected a; foaiu, by the Emperor Hang H.. " ho
was very friendly 20 uc Christians. has remained
intact. notion has long prevailed amJur the Pa
gaus OF China, Chat o. I.rE ne tho orrrs remains
standing ora tube sicep.o cot this church 600 sr.
rious calamity ,ran hoilI t5r empire. o. CauiYu
there are between 5000 and 5000 Christians. vLu
in That CITY ENJOY greater liberty than u any otbrr
part ~ the county. i1 MacJa ulcr1 are upward.
Of thousand Catholic"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-22

Ac1's1i--on Friday la-'. On ofAfr Daniel
NcFnr.nu1 II .h.s vicinity. ruI RI s7r III Nr JOAN
Greenwood, Of frs r.fy. went 1lt v.fls g4H 4.
shoot BIRDS Etc. l1 ihs course Dl .lr dsy t1e fr.t
na'Ho4, Nhi-'' .HN"s down o. fes'. placed ha HIrd
upon fhc uuzl'o oi Do. rGH and pushed r.,,I..I
ihe hr0erh resting uH tI- ground. end n, a s.r...
inc he gun slipped alI, tIo Jock rlm.H. Dol. ,
tlci with tGC olr,l che load was discharged H-..t
his band. part aIs1 passing itrJurlfle drras aft.
cnmr1t" without touching be body The marrow.
escape of ile enc from astlrt death. end The srr5g
fJHfy ' iHo h1rd Of te other, enc OF the Guaers st
leos, being osi should teach both parssfs and L,.
q Lesson Of prudence n fhe use Of firearms -Csl
J0ur
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-22
STEAMER BURNT.-Th. Cincinnati n,

STEAMER BURNT.-The Cincinnati RerubL
cen Of tho l1ih inst snys.-Thc steamer Maglsad
Wa burnt to the waters edge, yesterday morning
nj lhe mouth Of Lacking uvor opposite tins city,
who slept on board. narrowly escaped with their
lives, by jumping ovcrhoa I aud swimming ashore
The boat. Of course, d a total loss She Wa, built
81 Brownsville. ia. four years since, Al an expense
Of si7O0O-has traded 10 most q The points GA tho
western rivers. and last winter was employed d,
tween Galveston and Houston. Texas Mr. Pculn.
geN. engineer, lost gold watch worth els and
$50 in cash, and Mr.. Marsh, the mate. s75 IN eush
and all his ClOihinE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-22
From the New Orleans Bee Nav Al
nFFHNFfHr1

We have received by schooner Cumancho Men.
can papers, winch are word Of interest
The ~ DInro soi Goblorup of 81 ApriI mentions
tho eDaciInE of law authorizing The collection
Of tar Of three dollars yer thousand on real estate
1r he purpose Of raising an army 10 march against
Texas
Capt Burrows oflhe American schooner Ssrah
Ann, vas taken on the coast Of Meuco near Ven
Cruz. under suspicion of beng q snrvgIsr Itar
pears ihot there ore great number OF other yes
sels employed in The same business
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-22

Loohing 90 ne e1tra ss..,ol q Congre,, ., tho
agent By which nc people are 70 BE- raised TO rro.
periiy AM haFpiusss. cannot fail o. feel q high
degree Of grauicaiion in the result u the recent
elecunus IN Indiana. Virginia. Kentucky. Tennessee.
and Maryland The floais Of protective nrid
q snuni currency, &C. have greatly increased.
and We hereiare expect 90 sce those measafes car.
red With ltie d,'-.e. u1d % scc. IN few W,oss.
the members rrtUu o. thsir constituents % receive
The reward Of -cu1i and faithful s.rynnt,"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-22

sLAyERS CAPTURED-A letter received at
Now Bedford from II. Carroll. Esq. U. s. Consul at
O.. Helena. dated March 26 states that five Porto
guese slavers had just been brought into ST. Helena
having been captured on tho ives. ccas. oG Africa,
by The British naval force on hat station. with up
wards Of ono thousand slaves on board The slaves
had been landed at ST Helena. and remained Of
course subject 10 tho orders Of the British Govern
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-22
ASSASSINATION or GIN LEtGHREAn-

ASSASSINATION on GIN LEIGH READ
The Tallahassee tloudIau comes 10 us in mourning
f0r The death oi Cen Ef1d. h1 wac murdered Bro
ibo streets ofTullahufscc hy Willis Aston. had
scCreied hiuseli BOZ thC dwelling house Of Michael
Ledwifh, citizen Of ihc irvu. ard as Gen Read
Tasscd by feg, yards beyond .be door Of The house
he stepped ouf aTd deberlfsly rt5t LInfgies win,
% double hauellsd gum loaded win sues apI f-f-II
pistol bullets. The Gcreul lived bot ios horfs
The Jury e. inquest brought 90 a verdict of ui.fs.
murder None d1ulf that rrro were ac-5mpTea.
in he oct. whom BE- 20 BE- hored justice and r. vs.
.vsill ovCrake Tie murderer iH prison
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-22

MARYLAND ELECrON.-The special cleo
uon o. rnshcn. ~ Cougrcss, took place the II IN
N Maplaud. ani the result. though in many places
noi Whist % ourht b. have been. mas been highly
GiahHiHg 70 The friends Of good government. l. n
general hing haliisaore has done MOLLY In tina,
a'suiri. Kennedy and Randall were the viii. can
c'aaiss md are both elected. This 10 glory enough
g. one day Raliinare has thrown OF he shacklcs.
and sooons ffes ron party dictaiion- May It ever
F.rp.to .,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-22

Hogan convicted Al Lille Rsek. Ark Of ,,,s,,
but recommended to the merry Of the Pre.si.p, ~
the United States recently made hi...rape f,r a..
son. Previous TO going away ne len an ,dl,... :,
the people Of LATHE Rock. in which n. .,.,.s IN,
his crime Only an act Of indscr,iiot. N ), "a, az
malice. and declared his intention to 20 and hy.,
mnnr The Western lnlians.