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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31
30, 700 Acre. orLand Cor sale.

THE undersigned offer FOR sale thiiiy Thousand
i acres or Land, situated in the counties OF Gen.
eseo, Lspcer, Shiawasse, Siginaw and Nacomo
iheland which We no~ offer for sale consists OF
heavv ,imbcrcd land. such AZ beach, Msp"o' hsNo,
~. BuffcvssL. &c. DC. also Oas Openings, all OF
which comptises the most choice locations IN the
state, being ,nierspcreed with pure and rapid streams
OF water.
Also $500 acres Of Pine Land, situated on Flint
River, together with nrerai eligible Water Priri'
leg,s. d,
,Dur terms are such tina, The Inducements offered
to settlers is adssniagcous-tho time for purchase
money heing from one to ten years.
We are disposed TO give three acres OF land and
the frs, crop Tor clearing and fencing one.
Several improved farms for sale OF lease.
Application made to the Undersigned, a, Flint,
Genesee county, Michigan will receive promp, at.
,eD,iop. c.. MsKKrR Dswry,
THo's l.. l.. BsrST.
Flint. Feb. Of. 1919. 22tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31
Book Binding.

@@ - II BATEMAN. would
WV1S,A -. inform HE public gen
xuAN#V@ orally hath has purchased
~vSvM the stock and materials Of
lA The BindeV formerly oceu-
pied by J. p. Milioh. where
he vii bind pamphlets, periodicals, newspsperA&o.
40 a neat and durable usnnes old books rebound.
Blank Books rssec 10 Paiefn and bound 20 oider, a.
prices 70 suiI the times. Al orders N his line o,
business vHl be promptly attended 10.
Rai.nli Aug -, 1884,. $3.50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31
Notice.

DRofosALS ~fH - frceived urtl he ish ~
Sspseuabvf far building > iauir~ ~ oihet bridge
a sprsu'ed oon.'rusiion. se'us. Past Creek MAR
VIA. rtlsFs, - fcss W. lengfh. ~ tc finished - sooh
o, may ~. ~th due rrgsfd 10 eronorny.
Psopos4ls' p'.i.rfes ,or he whole joh. bot will
10 feeeivci fuF luu'ler ard labor separately.
IONA g THRALL.
J A DFLAND. Seiecim.n
iSAACC &. REYNOLDS
Rn,lsnd. Angus, ~. Ist3. ~ IS
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E5v-sac aTArJrzs,

aFFRfCIs REDUCED n
lust received q, the ROLAND snd Cssueion Book
> stogs. a lev rngit. cft'e Revised Sistuies. No.
?, stc,p. 81 s. o.. Alto = few copies nfihe above
woik. No !. al g. 30. for sale 1t The Rutland Book
store.
ROLAND, August IS. 1873. 3335
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31

THE iisicfs OF The town oi Rutland hereby give
i notice that they will attend TO hearing appeals
snd OJetluns 10 aasrssncnts, on ihe 30ih snd 3isi
INST, al Tie office ofDf Jas. II. Porter.
Is. r. BLANCHARD.
SAML J. GRlCGS,
JAS B PORTER.
Rutland, Aug. 10. isis. 1895
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31

Rutland, Dec. g, 1912.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31
MUSICAL

Flint. Feb. 81. 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05

,NotE--Tae following staten, Ut due The wa5d
room officers of ihe Soa,rrs: When he vessel wGs
Isl ccurned tod the ifst i;;Gtcr ant ,'ia Il
" sh tia, VINE, auG Of sprtuouS LIQUORS,
should be used the sioerefc gave reaSon
tina, the Obligations Of hospitality in putc vessels
3e altogether the CABIN and wartroom, ana when
the midshp m,n b. wa,6rcnn officers, t!:cy w"H,d
ba,c their FIJI share Of this duty. This Lnt, a1compa-
ae,. by no word ct compysion, had Is effect, and |
never had occasion I" g,e a1y o'Grr on :he subject
which At any SINE ready 10 Do had II been ne.
cessary. la he wG-drucm, ;ae officers of course had
,heir wine | knew what had been the views That
subject of INV friends Comm Pcndecrasl and Du
Poai on board Of TIE Cho, and What had been their
practice h regard Ia Tie total cxcCsoa AZ ii!tuouS
,cuois from the werdroom OF that shp | kre% l:,t
Lieut. Ganse vcc;t views identical OF al! Nn. ec>
ih those &C his tvo distinguished ie>S:Ha.gs above
named and did nu. The te"Ic, ~: rerc w;tir gaze
10 The wartroon, and t! !a:! done it y 81. :sou':
have been with c>trcae cau;icr and only ~ t!@ ny -
,riendiv sdrice. II now appears that when ordered 10
the coast Of h,Iica, brandy ordered for The
vardroom mess he used me1icnslly in c3nsf qaence
of advice given By lie Assstan, Surgeon of TIE So.
ners and TIE Assistant Surgeon Of The Gfamrns, who
Tor time, had relieved Dr.. Laecoca on board the So
1ncrs They had been recently on the coast OF Africa,
and considered brandy sa.uary in preventing the
riypc,s Of malaria ny accident; IS it thought at
The time but susequen, developments would rather
30 10 prove BY esirn tie wafdrocm steward conrytd
10 make mistake and the supply oi brandy order
I'd from two different e!ocers, taas doubling tie GUAM
,jv intended to be taken. We rot exposed 10 lie
;ninence OF the naara, of the brandy used
IN the css, and al e IS still on toard except what
vas stolen by The steward at the request of Mr.. Sre
Ger and drunk by h'm ana those he ehdea vored 10
run, IL is due TIC wcrdroom ciceIs that thGs I3uch
should be known Ike from being praud,ced
The minds Of those wan :ut, os DO Tbs, HE drinking
Of brandy is even more q he dreaded than malaria.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05

al once concmrred in the justice of their opinion,
aud in the necessity Of carrying ITS recommendation
into i'm mediate effect There were two others OF the
consn;rators ulmos, guilty so far as the intention
was concerned the three ringeaders who had been
first confined and 10 whose the attention oil the
officers had been invited hut they could be kept IN
confinement without extreme danger to The ultimate
safety of the vessel The three chief conspralors, alone
were capable OF navigating and sailing her By the'r
removal the motive rescue, capture and carrying
out OF the original design of piracy was at once taken
away Their lives were Justly forfeited TO the country
which they had betrayed; and the interests OF that
the honor and security Of its flag reqnred
that the sacrifice however painful should be made In
the necessities of my position found my 'a~' ana !"
Them also, | must trust 10 find my Justihcation
had 70 day or been disposed to arm the petty
officers On this subject alone the FIRST Lieutenant dit
fercd from in opinion inilsenced IN some degree
nv the Cpl sions of Of the petty officers themselves,
no thou rt tba in the peculiar stale OF the vessel the
ar and officers could rot tell whom to trust,
and therefor had better trnst one. had made up
nv own u,iI d. reasoning from the probabilities oil
thu case thu! from my knowledge OF their characters
which was n .cessariiy less intimate than that OF the
first Lieutenant, that they could be trusted and deter
mined 10 orm them. directed the first Lieutenant to
muster them the quarter deck TO issue TO each cut
lass pistol an cartridge box and to report TO me when
thew were armed then addressed them as follows
s.My lads you 10 lock a. me TO obey my orders,
and 10 see nv orders obeye6: Go forward.
rave orders 10 make immediate preparations for
hanging the ,lee principal Criminals at ihe NAN yard
Auhands were now called to witness The punishment
The after guard and d!efs nl both watches were mus
tered on the quarter deck at The whip intended for Mr.
Spencer the acastle and oretopmen at that OF
Cromwell to whose corruption they had beer chiefly
exposed; the mantopmen Of both watches at that in
tended for Small. who 70, month more had filled
,he situation Of Captain of The mantop. The officers
were stationed about the decks according 10 the watch
bill had made the night before, and the petty
officers were similarly Distributed with orders to cut
down whoever should let 90 the whip with even one
hand or failed to haul on il when ordered.
The ensign and penan, being bent on and ready for
hosting now put my fnil uniform and proceeded
to execute The painful duty that has ever devolved
on an nercan commander-that of ouncing 10 the
criminals their fate. | informed Mr.. Spencer that
when he was about TO take my life and to dshonor me
as an officer when in The execution of my rightful duty
without cause of offence to him, speculation, It had
been his intention to remove me suddenly from The
world, in the darkness of n,gh in my Sleep without
moment 10 utter ore murmus of affection TO my
wife and children-one prayer for their welfare
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05

Perhaps this and opinion which
do attempt Justify am only faithfully recording "Ias
passed On The OCCASION
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05

Lieutenant.
4. w. LEECOCK,
Passed assistant Surgeon.
II. Nj. HlESkELL,
Purser.
NJ. T.. PERRY,
.7eting Master.
HENRY RODGERS,
.Mdshipman.
EGBERT THOMPSON,
.Nidshipm0n.
CHARLES w. HAYS,
.MdshipmanA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
PETERS PILLS.

w Ess sEyf Tffff EaIas RIisstlS Peters Yege
pronouncing thsm the best Ambitious Medicine
that have ever used IN our families. We are
acquainted with several families IA this city who
give them the preference at all other kinds, en-
lccol { of their mIldness and al the same time,
certainty OF sciion.-N \ Examiner.
More thin ter millions of boxes OF these truly
valuable Ambitious Pills have becn sold in the
United States, Cauadas, " est Indies Mexico and
Texas, since the first ofJlsUnry, eighteen hun
dred and thirty five.
Hundreds and thousands bless the v they
we're T du ed, by the persuasions Of 4 friend to
try box of Or Peters Pills,
Or Jos phi PueSt!ey Peters,
Dear SRI have used your valuable i rs h SC
last four years. IN cases of d spepst i.,tr COM
plant. and Sick HeadaL he, al have found them
IN a majority Of cases, the most 'aluaAis Pills /
have ever used. JOHN CASE. MD:
For Sick or Nervous Headache or Di'louS Fee
yer, would recommend Peters FhIs IN prefer
snce TO all other kinds.
X III ARN STRONG, NJ u.
Tire following from the eminent DIR Emerson is
considered sufficient.
IhsVe used IN my practice these last five years
DIR Peters Vegetable Ambitious Pills anC CON
sdereI them the best Family Mo1iciae / have
ever used.
4 supply of these truly valuable Pills, Just TO
eelved and for sale Wholesale add Re all by
OLIVER PRYOR,
Sole agent for " hrehnS.
Large size boxes, containing As Pills, 20 cents;
small size boxes containing 20 Pills, Is cents pcI
box. and upnn enquiry these valuable Pill :, can
he Obtained IN NEST every ~ store IN Nes
terra Va. nov 10 Am
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
SIIERMAN'S
COU ExT EOZENGES.

4 RE the safest, most sure and effcctua REM
"A edy tor coughs, c)ids consumption, whoo
ping cough, asthma, iightness OF the Lungs or
chest, &c. The proprietor has never known an
instance where they did not give perfect satIsfac-
ton.
over 5000 persons have given their names
within the last year a reference Of the won
deTful virtues II tie cough loZrnges. They cure
all rec mt cases In few hours, seldom requiring
more than one day TO entirely eradicate the most
distressing ones.
MrG II Matthews, Caroline ST. suffered
year with n hard, tight cough, pain in the side,
spiuing of blood, and all the usual symptoms of
coHsum ton. The LoZcnSes relieved him lmnie.
diaJely and IN few weeks restored him 10 perfect
health. he says they arc the greatest medicine
in the wOrll.
DR. Zabristis. Is Duane ST, has used them in
over 100 cases, some Of hem gthe most alarming
character, aud always with the greatest success.
young lady of Is years old was supposed 10 be
N a deciinei several physicians h d attended
her aud given her up as lncurabe. She had
distressing cough, was so weak she could not SIT
up but few minutes at time, and had every
appearance Of speedy dissolution. On the bnn (
Of her grave as II were, she took dozen OF
She mans Lozenges; they seemed to give her
new lfe-she perseVerod, and less tn n four boxes
restored her to perfect health. These Lozenges
saved her from - untimely death.
Many persons have complained OF being
hum5 gged GU; ofthelr dollars by cough syrups,
who have found cure in Sherman's cough
candies, they are not requR ed TO purchase two OF
six dollars worth. Very often one 25 cent box
will cure them.
Price IS cents per box. For sale by
OLIVER PRYOR. Union ST.
1og24 Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.

VIE subscriber was robbed ON hrs late passage
from Cincinnati: 10 Wheeling boa ri
the Sermb'hI Litie Ben franklin. of forty eight
h"ndrr-l urd fifty dollars. (54650) in Treasury
holes, viz:
Six $500 roles,
3 venieen$i00 DO
Three s 80 do
There had accrued about 5000 interest the
sane. A common percussion pistol was stolen nj
the SINE me. loaded with one ounce hall and 3
mailer bnlls. The robbery LIok place between
P'rism onih Ohio aud Guy andoiIe. Va on Saturday
nIght. the 2Isl inst. The above reward Of one
thousand dUl'as Will he paid upon the return Of
The mnRey, in proportion for nuy part OF 1t. Bro
hers and others requested to step any suspicious
persons offering said money and ada esq The sub
scrib.r. EDWARD SAUNDERS.
jan 25-lm Buckingham { H., Va.
Mammal IniclliEenCer, Cincinnati ,zere and
L"uIs, lille Journal copy 10 the amount OF 50 each
md charge this office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
THEY HAVE cor ALONG.

Il 'S' received fresh nss rineui ot pcrfrmesv,
- consisting Of il:s following ar,.cI.s Fr,,-~A
Cologne ." small and large boues. Flusida aoa Ia.
oey ma:T LAFsHder and Rose ws,er:- Maeswef
expressly for baihirg windsor parsu, 49,. ,eP'
good. or would haze 80 q, The besf n.a,rp.,., II
Shell Side. and Inck co'obs IN The city. B,.ff.L,
Tuck and Side combs. ard darn Tuck sn4 s'S.
Combs Of different patterns. which viii ne sold l,.
for co'i; ny I've ''ngle one or d. ~. Alan saLo
Ageni of a Conb Manufacturing es.,iyishment. 4
think can sell cOmbs lIIIle cheaper san any &c.
nbiIshmenI IN the riiy. You Aha wi>h . boy Will
please give mo cal. Recoleci. they IRE TO D.,
found st A o FaIRCHII DIS at No I39, Main 81.
Wheeling.
Clocks and watched repaired a. sho-, motto, A
good assortment Of WATCHES AND JEWEL RY'-
s!woys on hand, which " ~ be sold chem for c,eh
few Infant Hair Bushes Of the best qualirv
just received from the mandatory ard Tor sao lo,
Jan IT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
100000
sHERMAN,s POOR MANS PLASTER


\ HEUMArISM Luutbag0, pain and weak.
- ne' IA the back. IONS. side. neck. breast
% nmes eifeetially cured bytt In coughs and
,Ner complaints they afford astonishing tesuits
worn on the over part of the spine, they cure
me phss, and on the back of the necSs of
chliuren teethinS will give I'm m edate relief.
several persons have called at the warehouse
10 express the surprise and thanks at the al
fected. F'0 "'S -
Jos w HoSic, Esq. VIII had been so afflicted
WIN rheumatism, as TO be unable To dress him
sen "ithoa ASSISTANCE was enabled after W ca r
Hs u ohy night TO Retup alone in the NOR
hlnk' put on his clothes and call at our Offices
WIN eyes Oeainng with JOY and his Tongues
touring forth the glIdneSs Of his heart nj the
sudden md signal relief he had received from
tins best CT all remedies -
hr DaVlt Williams, of EliZakethtown n /
an old Revolutionary soldier was so afflicted
WIN rheumatism that he could scarce h elp him
sell these piasters entirely cured him. 4 SPriy.
cniy III Ia cents a plaster and which not only
IN axes them the best but the cheapest plaster
q n the werld. Remember that
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
OLIVER PRYOR,
nov IL I'M Solo or
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
WORM LOZENGES

tOKONEO IN more than 400, 900 cases TO be IN
Il iahbie, the only certain " O!m destroying
medicine ever discovered. Many diseases arse
from worms ana occasion long and intense
suffering, and even death, without the Fever be-
ing suspected; grown persons are very much af
niCted with them and are Goctored for various
Comp plants without any bGneh fit, when one dost
of these Iozcn2 would speedily cure them.
MIR Murphy 80 North ST. Phlladepnia, was
applied to bya poor woman whose daughter :
years old had been sick for yearly wears; OF
stomach was as large as a grown persons, her
arms and legs so swollen that che could not
wak or help herself, although she could "a; a.
much as TWO lHboripg men. Two cell bratUd
doctors had exhausted their SKILL without my
beRefit; the iathcr had spent all he could raiss
and was discouraged he abaud Jned all idea OF
doing any thing IT ore for her; and looked 10
death alonsio take her out of he. misery. Mr.
Murphy believing Il a case Of worms gave her a
box of Shermans Lozenges and ia two DAYS she
returned with JOY bea ming in her EYES end said
the LOZengcs had saved her chill Is lie. The first
dozen brought away nearly pint Of worms in
on . living mass: she afferw a-ds c0untad oyer
800 that were discharged b,sd's the ma ssee
winch she could not count The child was lite
rally sSten up with then-anotherl living Fitness
OF the almost miraculous efficacy Of Sherman
I.ozenges. ESPrlce only 25 cents per box
Theac valuable Worm candies are sufficiently
known in Vlrg ala without any further comment.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
OLIVER PRYOR,
nov r7-4m Sole agent for Wheeling.
DIR. EASTMAN'S ELMER or HEAETH.
<NHIS is a universal restorative IN all cases
MneTe the olDUihCus Liver or any VI lnc OF
gans concerned in the digestive functions. the
primlry seat Of The diseases and that such s true
Of almost The whole catalogue Of human ma ladies -
" ell known H. every physician
ELMER or HEALTH
II strengthens and gives tone anil appetite to the
stomach and possesses he long sought and desired
n-,1erly ui rendering harmless TO The stomach any
rsrrujancy If bile, that may be- generated there
and no tho sams lime when there - n deficiency u
that necessary fluid producing coslIyeness, depres
Of spirits debility. Dizziness ~ the head. palnI
ialion Of the heart pains ~ various pnrls Of The
body, and other chaIacterisrc symptoms OF Dyspep
sa. acls as perfect Substitute lur the bile. open,
the bowels gently. heirs 10 digest the food, relieves
all pain IN the stomach " heud. cheers The mind
inve1rares tho system, md rcst.res 10 10 pcricc
health NJ In. " - warranted e. never fil iu efrr
ting permanent cure IN OIL rases of consumption Of
cough. where The lungs become diseased from sym.
paihy with she stomach Or lyer ul, dropsicri Office
mons from the same cause yield 90 DC powers a
once loss NJ appetite. aearhurn. nervous complaint
Of al kinds night swcais and darri ara remove,
/ by u as by o charm A supply Of this yaIuobi,
medicine. just received ard lor s1ie by
OLIVER PRYOR, Unian -.
jan 10 Wheeling. Va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed by
ID William Lambdin. Oh ristOphCT Lambdiu,
and william NIX Lambdih to me, dated ~ ay ~,
1896 and now OF record IN the clerks OF
flee Of Ohio county. l shall, on Tuos.
day he 24th day Of January t543, VI the
front door Of the court house of Ohio county, At
2 O'clock = VI. proceed 10 sell TO the highest aud
est bIiJe- for ready IN Oneyi Lot No 40 TORY
and all Of lot No l'oriy one1 except 80 much
thereof as the said William Lnmbdln conveyed
IoE d Sweaii1gon, by deed dated 23t 81 April
1917, and now Of record ~ the clerks office 81
Ohio county That part Of said lot Al, 80 con
Veyed 10 SAID Swearingn being, as IS believed
the North pEtt thereof cOutainng front Oftbir.
W slpe feet width and the same breadth back e
the alley.
Selling ~ trustee / will convey such title q
~ vested ~ me by said deed Of trust.
dec a. dts JOHN LIST, Trustee.
The sole oi the above property is postponed. bj
Ielncs', until Monday tho 9Th day Of February
1881 TIE lime and place ab1ve named Their
ere erected on said lot three large brick dwellin
houses, sud "it er improvements. IT, god condition
Jan 70 1917 }. LIST, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
20 THE LADIES'

Deigsb,fsi ~Arb,crsi Sheriff. all.
~ s~osiiy squad their vAioes:
That every note lsts music fall.
At which me heart rsiOIcss.
| Te beauteous maids, who wish TO ring
With equal tune 40 handy,
foS'd find the secret source and spring
la Psase's Hosrhound Candy.
The ladies are pre-eminent in acknsw'sd sing
the benefits their sweet voices have received by
free use Of the candy. IL sofisls the tones, and
they MARBLE more III riilinsly than ever. their de-
i'Ehttui songs which captyste the htart and
Fonder woman truly, the better half Of Gods
ereation' Indeed. the Extract of Hoarhound is
of that soothing kiRi. that it renders the lungs
more easy Of respiration, aud consequently the
voice must be softer Ind swecter. Women can
nol be too particular IN retaining sweetness OF
Voice.
And as'hms turns .siie WITH fear
And c0HSils are sileaeed auickiy;
h'arseaoss no i6RgsT brings tear,
nor lungs neod more be sickly
Inc shSIiSst cure, tao frst relief
To make life suroug and h&ney,
IL found ia tho few words So briof,
PS1ss anG SOn's U1srhouai candy.
Vol, His said thst asthma. eorohs. hoarse.
ness, &C. ny AZ the sIght of tho Hoarhound eau.
dt- Its ea-!y use Graduates every symptom of
w. ofio sldScS OF consumption,
Sad leaves tia body in a healthy state.
The season IS now seti.Lg in wnen IL becomes
necessary for ever, one to be careful of their
health. Autuna ia the United States is par
ticuar!y precsrioas period for health. The seed.
Of disss,, are 81 tnted and should be uprooted at
once woe 10 the victims
The COMPOUND EXTRACT efHoARuoUND.
tSvkVsEb ~
}. PEASE 4 son,
And sold Whole ale mi rstaIl at their warehouse
IS DieiIs1 J,rcef,
And thsiF sutaor ssd agents throughout the
United States,
Is the most perfect remedy o. nodern times for
the preservation al III against that most deadly
of all diseases. con = UlIPTION as veil as va
r!ous other complaints that ri-;inates from colds
Its virtues have been tested BY liIne and the
thousands wso hnYe made susv off with the
IN pst remarkable success, ceruiy under their
own signatures tie Justice Of lis merits.
For sale OF JAS BAKER
jan IS Wheeling, Va
Alsn for sale ty HIRAM KANE at The Literary
DEPOT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
TO TIE PURLIc.

= u ANlNG been iniirmed that tsl., st,ie,nsu,.
n n are 10 circulation respecting the difficulty
between Col George Duly AMI W = wickhalr. /
ueeh u my duty to slate The following: Ah,u,
three weeks ago. the aiOyo named gentlemen cam.
TO my '7use and desired me to mako n Si.t,n.r, n,
what Wickham said to nc. respecting claim had
81" w ~. stated TO w ickham ira the presence OF
Ouliy. What he had advised the to do; s,sp stated
'a' he had frequently spoken To- me on the suhi.ct
afterwards, and that would not give hia any sat
lSihciion, and assigned reasons one of which wa.
ihoughthe Was metdling With that that did moi
concern hmor none oi his business neither Of the
above facts did Wickham pretend 10 deny TIL. ony
excuse or apology he atIr noted was that he dad IL
Tor The benefit at tho enorser, for the prouf oI the
above II refer The public 10 Col Duliy. In Justice
To Wckhnm, will omit my opinion NJ The motive.
by which he was acluaied in giving his gratniiui.
advice. and the anSie.y he nahilesIed on the sub
Ject Whether u was la make Col Duiy unelli=.
HE Tor the MavOraity. to heirend the en.lrisor
l VIII leave the public To decide. L. justice To Col
Duliy, will state that lar he isCunccrned the
claim has been hInorably settled. and IN Justice 10
myself. here take the respon-biiy To stale tanl
whoever has 90 may hereafter say. that 4 asked
Nirkhnm inr advice on the subject or that 1 &C.
knowledged asking his a''v'co either direct or .nd
rect. is a liar. and common sense stamps hun Win
a lie IN the face. It's unreasonable that should
ask w Wickhnm for advice when the clam was
IA the hands of NJ Gond. in whose legal opiuion
~" more confidence. than all the penny.two o. emmy
would he family hresde advisers IN the city.
Jmy "a. lsf3. GEO. ROBINSON.