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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
TRUSTEES SALE

" pursuance tot deed OF t'usl from Joshua J.
- kcns and Jacob VI. B excl. Co me. bearing doe
the 18th day Of July in he year 1889, now ORE
Orl in The clerks office ofthe county court iDr Quo
county. book %, page 23j, I shall. on SATURDAY ha
Ssh day Of July ncxtat 2O'clpck pm. iu front Of tie
courthouse for Ohio co, sell t1 The highcst&best BIO.
der, az public suction, @ pau0f LOI No. 8 in squll
No. i in The CITY Of Wheeling. fronting on Main
street thirty two feet and three inches. Icing ihc
same properly on winch the said Lukcns a B.tbo.
now reside.
The terms viii be made known on The day OF
sale. Selling as trustee Z shall convey 10 Tho rur
chaser. such Title as D. vesic IN ne BY the sa.
dceuA which is however believed ~ he inds1g.
tstio CHARLES l. STRONG.
may 81 .rrusf4e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
JACnTIERIH

A n additional supply ct The above popular n..
"a vel Published {. two numbers Of the Nc,
World Of The low price Offsets. per copy. Ju.t 4,
cotvod aud Cor sale u TlOMPSONS
may Al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

NASHiNGION VOLUNTEERS UNION.
NIl BLUES.-A public meeting Of The corps
~ will be held al lis nrmory ON Monday cyenin,
next the 3Jih inst. At I J o'clock. Young gentle
non OF the city, who are desIrous Of UNDERSTANDING
ne Organization &c the corps, with The view Of en-.
lisimcni IN It's ranks are requested. urun The invita-
ION ct any rcgul r or honorary member. 10 attend
ihcirmccliug. JOHN A SIlPLEi S,c'v
may 2S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
TRUSTEE ; SAIL

TRUSTEES SALE.
1HE virtue oGa Deed Of Trust from Henry Moore
I'D and wife dated ON The 6Ih day Of June. 1888.
recorded In the Clerks office of tae County Of
OHIO Book %. Page 1876, and also Ivy vIuue of n
Decree Oithe Circuit Superior Courtnllaw and Chun
Gerry Chic County, | will offer Tor sale at puhlIc que.
lion, nj The front door Of The Court I'ou.e in he City
81 Wheeling. ~ Virginia on Monday, ihe 4h d1y If
April. ueytat - o'clock VI the north hall Of lot num-
bcred fourteen (li) in square ten (lO) in the City Of
Wheeling, with the dwelling house ihereon,beiug he
properly now occupied by John NJ Clarke, En- 90
The terms ofsale viii be, one SIKH Of the purchase
money in hand, the residnc ~ three equal payments
ol SIX. twelve, and eighteen months, with interest,"
from day-ihc purchaser giving b0nl and security,
and Inc tile being retained until payment
Possession Of The property given immediately.
Selling rs Commissioner I will convey such utlc,
as is vested to M by ihe Deed ofTrust and The De-
cree ni the Court. JAS. \. CLARKE.
mar 5-is SgeCial Commissioner,
The above sale is postponed until Friday the
20th inst. NAV ;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
UNITEu STATES UIsruIrr Corar; WrsrTES DIS.
rEIcT o. NWsI,r,. STNrNlpE.
IA BANKEIETCy.

NOTICE o. Creditor. and go others coues
n interest. o. show cause sEr.rst he P,uu.u or
r257-p.yi1 MecIa1r. ol Ohio county. OBJ
declared bankrupt on Tuesday the 35lh lag
June. l-12 T.sfc,
may % NICIO X. TROUT d. O.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

"L June hummer "a Ostia.I > Lauy : 49,
n Genilemcn's Magazine. the last OF The ooh
volume has lust been received bv he subscriber M
ms Literary Depot lbnroe street.
Inc next numbsr viii be the first
oL a y W volume. Persons WI hing 10 s-b
scribe for Ibis beautiful work should do so imme.
dlateiy as the July number will be ready for oe.
livery between the 18TH and 2Oth OF JIne. FERNS
tiTee dollars per ahnUm, or five dollars tor copy
Sub e%ripu)ns received and single numbers Tor
SAFE by J II THOMPSON,
NAV p Spla augnt I,r fhig ctfv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
DISSOLUTION.

|I'|"VTN T NM
VIE cupnrincrshIp heretofore existing between
the undersigned as General Agents, Auction.
GERS a. Commission Merchants was dissolved by
mutual consent or The 18Th inst. The business will
be conducted "a future by George Harrison at The
old stand in Market 81. and who will attend 10 lie
settlement VI the aTirs Of The concern.
THOMAS }. 3. PENTONEY,
GEO. HARRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
TRUSTEES SALE

EAAE
Rh virtue "a a deed OF ,rus, rom Pcarly Sharp
Der. 1889. and now OF record m [ e Clerks on
&c for Marshall county,, book 3, folio Ito, on Mon
day, the eighteenth day If July, 1912, at the front
dor Oi the Court House ter Mar,hON county. |
shall sell 10 The highest and best bidder q puOlic
auction on the terms hereinafter mentioned, lIC
following described tracts or parcels Oflat1 1, y:
One tract containing III acres and rs poles. 'v
ing on tine wa.ers OF Little Crave Creek 10 the
county OF Marshall, BOUNDED st forth IN 10,
deed of trust before mentioned, beng The SAINT
by deed 0eaunS date tie -5th day Of February,
lSZ6.
Also n tract If lani containing 20 acres, living
on The waters Of Little G. ave Creek I'm the cam
~ OF M1rShnIl, bounded as set forth n the deed
oi tTust before mentioned, being the same ilrd
conveyed 10 SAID SHARP by Frederick Snyder and
VIE by deed bearing tatc The oh day Of Aiay,
Also a tract oflani containing II ac-ea, . rocds
& IS poles. lying on the waters Of Li.'lc q ave
cIcCK ~ the sind ]Countyol Marshall. bounded as
set forth IN the deed Of trust before mentioned.
beng the same land conveyed TO said Sharp b.
Elisha Goodrich and wife By deed Tearing date
the 9Th day Of August, 1898.
TERMS OF SALE-Ore fourth + thr pur-
chase money cash one fourth Iu nine months,
one tnurih at i'een months, and the remaining
pu'th az two years, with uftrCs from .uc day
for sale. For the q farTcd ur CTcit. instruments
bonds with personal security to be approved by.
me all be required, and the q !e retained unul
the whole OF The purchase money shall have
been paid.
Selling as Trustee by virtue orthc deed OF trust
before. mentioned, lslIl eli and convey ONLY
the utle vested M me by the suid deed OF trust,
which II Is believed. however, viii be found, ON
CNamlua hon, To- &c clear and i0dlsputatic.
ANY further Information desired can be- had on
application to me a. my office on Main street IA
JAMES WYE ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

Tie New World, Saturday Evening Post. Ben.
ne'Is Weekly Herald and Iron Guy ofSltur.
Nly 'asl, are Just received al Thomrson's Llcroy
Depot, Monroe street, single numbers Dime" foraail
but the iron City, which is only a Half Dime.
MAY Al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

WINEGAR,-Pure clarified cider vinegar ver,
strong. Cali and zee NJ The family grocery
stnre nearly opposite the big r d boot.
may 20 1 y ~ELLNAKFR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
FEMALES BEWARE or CONSUMPTION.

FEMALES DIV ANE. VI lON
Nd not suffer he early seeds To Knit lis ialol
u threads In Cur system, but guard them -
yo' wou!d ,hc thief at night. when you fnd he
fatal oUcny seeking TO destroy your health nv imbi-
hing The evil seeds Ola ~s-.i5us disease, ENEN
BsR DIR. DUNCAN'S E~NPECTORANT REM.
EDN Will immediately dcs'loy aud remove them.
Thousands OF your sew die annually 6r he want OF
proper treatment Had ,ausc known The wonder.
iul effects Of This medicine. and used II in time.
mcny could have prolonged heir days, and vet be
dwelling amongst their dearest irends. Those
who are laboring under the influence orthis disease
should lusc no Time IN procuring DR. DUNCANS
ENPEClORNNT REMEDY. II l. safe and cG,c.
tue and ulwcys gives relief iu The most homeless
asses. lts'reug hens Inc weak aud dchiliiuIcd. re-
leycs iue uain iu The breast and side; supprcsscs Inc
distressing cough; stopping The hectic lever and
night s1yeais, and Ii ATTY Li the case be not too far
ajvauced) restoring pCrl-vt health.
Full directions anu n treatise j. given in n nam.
phlet, which accompanies The medicine.
For sale al The Principal Office, 70 10, Nouh
E'gh;h street., Philadelphia. AEo at he Store Of
JOHN FISHER.
may 10 Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

WINES AND Liquors.
II "a OR. cash, Port Wine,
EO l cask Grape" Juice PORT.
Extra pale Sherry, Duff Gordon 4 Co
3 4" do Madeira.
" TEMPERANCE Madeira,
" White Lisbon Wine
10 " Sweet Malaga go
" do do do "'O L'I'hs
10 eases Clarct Wine,
, " Mas,ai Wines.
3 " Frel,h Cutd;ul.
p dozen bottled wines. assorted,
, haifpipos "SeigHeue'
do J DupCe
DO ChIiapaignc Brandy,
do GoliIrl' Extra
> d. American,
3 pipes Holland Tin,
% barrels Au crIcIu do
| hhl n O Rum
cask Old m,icn Splits If years old
> hbls Old Rye WH.>kcy.
50 hS!s Rcctfoi Wuiskey,
, casks Corlials.
: do White Wine VInegal. superior
In store for sale in casks or Oh drat in quantities
10 suIt purchasers.
an % KING & CRUMBACKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

WTRESH LOUISVILLE LIME, 2j bbls cceiv
a Cd and Tor sale 10y
may p KING & C~RUMBACKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
KNIsINs ~ NTCTION

ATOisAGE-.ro,e I's or ProJure can be sor /
- with The subs, riders on ACCOMMODATING EN-
m1y u X. M'KEE az co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

4 NORDAGE-A general assOriL eUt Of Hemp
" and Manila Corlogc. Gr Steam ard FIat
Boats Bed Cords; Plough Lines Tro' Lines PacI.
Nc Yarn, Spun Yarn; B~lo,kirg, and olhcr tu iace,
Of Hemp. Flax and Cotton Olkum: Nsou general
assortment of single. double and ircb blocks AID
shares Tar. Oils &c &c. fore sale ny
mny Z 1ThEE co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

a AXE SALT OF Superior Whiten,s,- Gr.
IL 'e.s who rc,.il, are invited 10 cvlmine Inc
a%si.'ic, Tor sale 10y II. MKFE. A. co
Nav -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
ANOTmER EXrRA rorRLE 80 -
JACQUIEEE"

St-EAE KING q SUMMER GOODS.
4 = w. halShLLL IS now receiving Es supply
~ Of spring aud summer euods. and a. his siccf
a- anger than usual and was btu-hta reduced
"r.rs-, De feels assured that aiI PERSONS wishing
I'd ~urrh17e would 90 wei To eel. and examine.
"a e - determined 10 st, exceedingly luN for
cash, l.l- s'uc. ygusIsfsIn part f a fall LsFert-
ment OF Cl.tAs extremely low, c~-zsIYtTes. Cass!-
NETS and kertucsy jeans, LlTlStOu, puilCut and
iwIHlCd -l1SHcms beautiful. Styles, French. En-.
!.sh and American c]a'Icocs and chintZas, Chusan
and ombTe mou lin dc ilIU Is new STYLE, coIorcd
ana mourning lawns very handsOu e.. Argentine
mnfi us-a new ant b],aufi!ul article, r.h fuui-
tUTe punts an furniture plaIIs. gambrUoas aid
l"It,d Cass.nIeT,s Virginia casslmeTts and other
materials Tor gcut.emen's wear, Mdrseiles, sauu
ana % her y]cSuuGs, American naukeCns plain and
corded, mlNsdJ,ans, Mexican mixtures and col
oTed Jeans. En- Ish moe kin very surgTiOr.-rass
nud brown linens and Nucu du.iincs, fancy hands
keTchIetS and shaWls, gloves and hestrv all e.,
tGus'e VARIETY, family long cloth Wusiius and
shccungs 3 ., A, g-~ and 81, linen table da. rr.
Russia " birds@ye 90. Parsons * Hughes pool
boss. sewing silks, a full assortment Of taIloI,'
Virginia uIgrO tlOtus, apron checks.
u sif''iF ni haHHeis lud hoods apI6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

AAJ have his day received 20 Boxes fresh
Wv IIsins which will be .old tomorrow NOR.
ing at the Cty Auction Room.
nay 10 MI INCER g. SuNrrrpo.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
To Tile LADIES'

a end Of inc Market.
Aud purchase n superior article of Black and
-oln-td kd ~s'inuc-s lUsi tom tho shop ~ RYAN
mi Uavcrs'ick, PHILADELPHIA, OF the la.est STYLE
aud best On L y, also n fol- assOvtmert ofWucc
ing manufactured misses and c]hrldrens' KID
md leather, shoes, boots. ankle Ties, &c.
mavD p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

'SaiN htlllt.
SPEAKER cJ The House If Rcpsose qfaf ices.
SAMPL L. SOUTHARD.
President Of ME Senate pro hmpere.
Approved, May Is, 1912.
IOTyN IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

SHAD. III RRlNG AND AlNCkEKET-tC,.G
- and very fine Shld and Herring. No I ami
Mackcrrl Mop and for soIo n, ~
NAV 81 MKEE& co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18

GOVERNOR BoUCK AND HIS MovEMENTs.-Govemor
Bouck comes into power on the LIST of January
next, with an overwhelming majority in both houses
to carry out his policy. One of the most important
movements connected with this is the tremendous
rush for the Offices held by the wings, that will
be made by hungry applicants. The task of select
ing proper persons for these offices will be one of
great deicacy and require great deal of care and
good judgment and unless Gov. Bouck is very
cautious, he will swamp his administration at the
first onset as Gov. Seward did his
In this city, there are number OF very valuable
Offices in the gift of the Governor to the amount of
100000 or $l5O,OOO, with salaries varying from
S50Oto SIS, 600 per annum, and there are an aston
shing quantity of applicants for the same. Amidst
such crowd there will be great difficulty making
a selection but one safe rule for the Governor to
adopt is where the party in the city cannot agree
candidate, to go into the country and select one
there and indeed there is more honesty in the coun-
try than in tie city; and it may be quite well to
bring some of it out among us, just as we have
brought the Croton water to purify our houses. We
must have great Croton stream brought from the
country TO purify our political arena, as we now
have the Croton stream in our kitchens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18
Superior Court.
Before His Honor Judge Tallma,

Before His Honor Judge Tallmadge.
Nov H-Several inquests were taken in the morning,
and then the Court adjourned till 4 P. NJ Judge Oakley
having got through his calendar, adjourned till Friday
Today 10 o'clock There will be two Courts held Fri
day and Saturday.
Jeremiah Pate The North Rirer Fire Insurance Com
pany-This commenced Nov. 18TH Messrs.
Willard and Sherwood, counsel for plaintiff Messrs.
Slosson and Schell, for defence
This action policy of insurance to
$3.50 o. effected by the plaintiff in the office of the de-
PENDANTS his the plaintiff stock in trade and furniture
On the night Of the 25th and morning Of the goth Of
February last fire broke out in the plaintiffs premises,
242 SPRING by which part of his stock in trade and fur
niture alleged to be Destroyer and the remainder
considerably injured.
The defence set up by the Insurance Company, was
that there had been gross misrepresentation in relation to
the number and value of the articles claimed to have been
destroyed-tha there ha been much false swearing
that it only small grocery store of inferior
classhat all the articles OF any value taken out
before the fire, put charge Of wachman and replaced
again after the fire. The counsel for the Defence stated
that this is not tgatng Insurance Company, having
only had i've cases in twenty thirty years. Con
siderable evidence has been introduced both Sides
The case is not yet concluded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18
Theatrical.

Messrs. Brown, Barnes, Mulligan, and Davis, the
celebrated Swiss brothers, who last fall performed
with such ecldt in the city of Mexico. and through
their departure, via Philadelphia and Baltimore, for
those hospitable regions
Marshall, at Providence, has been doing very
slim business. Such complaints are, however, ge-
neral.
Many of the "used.up actors" belonging to the
Daiulole company e't III A ai.er lhe ma
privations for want Of the one thing necessary.
"Jm Crow RICE" with his amiable lady (daugh-
ter of Mr. Gladstone, proprietor of the Adephi the
arre, London,) accompanied by two or three young
Crows" took their departure yesterday in the
Great Western, seemingly in the best health and the
highest spirits. We understand that several new
pieces adapted and expressly written for Mr. Rice's
peculiar powers will be produced during the ensuing
season in London, and doubtless with as much sue
cess as the gentleman commanded on his former vi
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18
CITY Intelligence.


THE MuRpERER ARREsTEp.-The German who Is sup
posed to have murdered Alexander Smith and wife at
Huntington, Suffolk county on Sunday last and then
set reto the house which destroyed was arrested In
that county on Wednesday. He found hid in barn
with the boots Of Mr. Alexander Smith upon his feet He
gave the name of Antoine Walsley Beam and Grouse,
arrested on suspicion, have been discharged.
PIcKpocKEr-One of these industrious citizens known
by the name Of VIM. H. Bloomer while attending sale
at auction So Broadway, yesterday morning slipped
Of his grabbers into the pocket of Mr.. Raphael
Schoyer, and withdrew pocket wallet, but finding him
self detected threw it on the floor. He in the
act by colored man and Immediately arrested by Mr.
schoyer and lodged in prison The pocket book contain
cd number of valuable promissory notes but no mo-
ney.
OWNER OF Goops WASrED.-Two men were arrested
in Bellevile N j. yesterday the 10th inst by Justice
Lloyd and by him committed to the Jail OF Essex county
having in their possession lot ogoods which they could
satisfactorily for which supposed to be
stolen They consist Of lot Of sewing silk assorted CO.
lors ix or seven pounds 30 pieces Of ribbons
lot of ladies' cotton hose and gloves several pieces o
Grape gauze lot ofsce and edgng, some OF which ap-
pear have the private mark Of the owner upon them
DRrvuSe OFF ACow-patrick King marched down to the
foot OF Chambers street on Wednesday morning, and
seeing that struck his fancy belonging to Josiah
H. Merritt drove her off and was caught in his progress
and arrested.
How TO GET CoAr.-Go to the house of John Cook
No. Is Forsyth strea and tell his wife Nancy that her
George sent you for his overcoatake il and run away
Thus did John Ransom, and for thus doing he wa
committed to the city prison for trial
A" Busr uP"-Beach, the oyster-man, will feel much
grac in the announcement that OF the music
salaon against which he out strong afew weeks
ago. situated in Grand street. has bust its ber there
by aording undivided patronsgeto his estab
lishment We doubt not he will Immediately engage thu
services of the whole corps Of vocalss but woult
advise them to look sharp alter their salaries The dis
count on his shinplasters " don't 60 down well"
A Cur THROAT IN PRsoN.-James Murray, the fellow
who arrested by officer Fsllon, Wednesday,
charge of passing So counterfeit note the Exchange
Bank Of Providence r. L. attempted to commit suicide
Wednesday evening in his CELL by cutting his throat with
knife. He started to commence the behind his
but gave up bad job ater cutting cash about two
inches long
OFFICIAL CANrAss.-The following is the official can
for Governor SC. reported by the County Can
w ho conc led their labors last evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18

IHE SUFFRAGE PARTY IN RHODE IsLAND.-Ths
party have decided net to vote at all at the ensuing
election, IN relation TO the proposed Constitution
This is wrong they ought to vote. This obstinacy
is verv like the secession Of the wings from the Ohio
Legislature last summer, and we all know what was
the decision of the people upon their conduct. We
agree with the general principles of the Suffrage mar
ty, but if they have majority they ought to come
out and prove it at the next election. No good Cit.
can approve of this system of staying away from
the polls in body, and refusing to exercise the
rights they possess, to obtain their desires in peace
able way. Let them vote,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18

DR.. BRANpRETH's ADvERTrsEMENTs.-Wese see that
Dr. Brandreth comes out and denies that st. John
Hugh Mills wrote his advertisements. He says that
he received large quantity of milk and water arti-
Giles from that individual but nothing worth publish
ing. We always thought that George P. Morris, the
great song writer of the age. and Louis Fitzgerald
Tasistro, the great critic of the age, the wri-
tiers of the Doctors advertisements, and such, we
think. is the general belief.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18

New ORGANIZATION OF THE PoIIcE-We perceive
that Assistant Alderman Atw has made report to
the Common Council relative to the reorganization
of the police department of this CITY, This has been
much wanted. The present system is miserable
inefficient and corrupt one. He recommends paid
police, and night and day police If in this he
would include paid system for the fire department,
he might benefit the community beyond calcula-
tion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18
CoNscIHNcE-The following is curious case Of

CoNsoIENcE.-The following is a curious case of
conscience truly
Mn. SIsTARE-
SIR -
Sometime since sold you dollars Of a red-back
bank, which had just stopped before you had received
the information. did it, because you had two or three
times little previously, taken some advantage in rhs-
dephia and other money. But as " two wrongs never
right" have been dissatisfied about ever since;
and therefore, herewith hand You -, which believe
will cover your loss in that matter.
Respectfully yours,
ANTHONY LANE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18

Splendid Number of the Weekly Herald
Ruins OF Central America-Ten Superb
EngrayIngs.
Tomorrow shall publish in the Weekly Herald >
full account ofthe splendid work about to be publish
ed by the Langleys, the Ruins of Central America
illustrated by eight superb engravings from the
work by ourselves, and reduced for the " New York
Herald from Mr. Norman's beautiful drawings They
follows
l. The Ruins OF Uxmal, seen by moonlight
H. The Temple in the Ruins OF Chi Chen.
Ill. Front OF the House of the Caciques in the Chi
Chen ruins
w. The Zsyi Ruins.
V. Plan of the Ruins of Uxma
vi Pan efths Ruins of Chi Chen
VII. A Roadside Sketch.
VII. Al Indian Hut
Wepublished six of the above engravings yesterday
and sent them to England repubsh them to-day on
first page, and tomorrow shall add two more en-
cravings. and more copous extracts Agents and news
boys send in your orders.
In addition to this the Weekly Herad' will contain
all the closing OF the Miller Camp Meeting, with
two engravngs Of the inside and outside of the
great Tent Also, full account of the executi on of
Colt.
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General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Judge L

Before Recorder Tallmadge and Judge Lynch.
JAMES r. WHIrrSo. Esq, District Attorney.
Nov. l7-Triat Of j. W. Yelling for False Pretences
This trial charging yelling with obtaining 1863 worth
clothes SC from Blatchford Sampson was resumed
Moses H. Nichols called upon the stand for cross
min.ton, but new facts ELECTED. The prosecu.
ton closed aud the Court adjourned 10 Monday when the
evidence for defence viii be presented to tho fury,