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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04
Romantic.

The New York Bnotin states the following
facts recording the recent infringe of Mr..
john NJ Bltctelder. Of Slco. Maine, To Mrs. e.
{. B ,ardsiey, al New York:
Something like year and haii ago mr..
BllchrGJar the groom aforesaid. was united 10
mlrfiapa ,oa lady whose health was so delicate
that thew inlmedtnteiv set sail for Vera Cruz. IN
the hone that the voyage would be beuihrnl 10
her. Iuey had Cor fellow passengers Mrs l..
Constantly Boardsoy, the bride otoresaId, who
WIS accompanying her then husband tn vera
Cruz for the Improvement of his health. But
tate had ord4ined disappointment to DO h parties
AMI Mrs. BatcholGcr and Mr. b 3ards!ey both went
the "wav of al hrsh.r The bereaved widower,
u soon propuety would admit. addressed hun
self TO the dIscousoate widow and proposed, $
consolation to their respective Affections, tina,
they should supply 10 each other The places OF
their dear departed mates.
Bll Mrs. Beardsey, cor some cause CT cher
probahy-or she Is n roman perhaps from no
cause declined the proposal But Mr. Bttchel
der was de ermIn ed not to remain In his bereaF ed
state, and consequently made love 10 another la
dy, with whom he was more successful, and who
received him and his offer of his hea TT and hand
with all the favor he could desire. According to
the rules and regulations down east" the forth
coming marriage of Mr.. Bntchelder and his new
flame duly "pnbl,shedn in The parish church,
and all was gong on ns
merry a marriage bel"
when, on the s ,turdav preceding The Tuesday
which the marriage was published TO take
place. Mr. B,tche.der had the happiness 10 re
ceIve from the releutIng widow Beardsley letter,
III which she lthdrew her declinatIon of his offer
OF marriage, and acknow lodged herself rendy TO
make him happy, If he set rested under the idea
that his happiness could be influe HCed by her. -
Here "a go" indeed. nno one well caicuia teC
IN puzzle almost any man. low Mr. B'tchei
der got of this dilC mana So az part tod by
the announcement which has drawn from US Thu
story; the untold part consists IN the interesting
fact that he had TO pay the disappointed bride
that was TO be Two thousand one hundred dollar
for breach of his promise 10 her. As San
Weller says, at takes the viddersr'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04

he was welcomed by Poe,cal address sungby
the hole audience
Mr.. ADAMS who appeared TO be in excellent
health addressed the audience from the pulpit
He spoke for two hours IN very eloquent m n
ner I'D a firm voice that gave lit,le rndca ion
faye ar nfrmiry.--He read from his notes, and
from the printed documents to hich he referred,
without using spectacles He was listened to
With silent a,ten zion, except when, occasionaliy,
the enthueias Of his hearers would nvolun aTily
burst out in long and repeated applause.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04
Sheriff s Sale.

virtue of execution TO me directed, from The
" awe Circuit Court; will public sale az
The house door 1enrevle w ayne court nd ana
she lh day Of November iSi3. between IN" houfs oil
O'Clock \. VI aud four O'Clock, 7 NJ on SAID day.
follow ing described certsn parcel
lot of land IN the Of Rchmoai Wayne county an
aua, described follows. wiz beginning at the SCUM
o. Lot number hundred ahd one, as NUM-
aeret plat Of pHrt OF SAID city laid on D. 30
Smith, running thence south eightyfour and
degrees the southeast rohef OF sso
I0i thence FIVE and fourth degrees Sest s"'
pefche aud FIVE liaG. stake, thence north egh-ioo
and three uhs degrees west eight perches 10 'sAo
fourth degrees east Two peFche'
and e LINKS the place nf beginning Also l9i hnno'I
hunre and numbered TIE plat OF thai Pati
said city laid off BY John Smith
Taken property of Eunch Ralshack 10 s"Vsiy al
execution IN favor of James Jones
WILLIAM BAKER, Sh'f w u
October Goth, le43 43-s-S2 Do
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04

State of InGiaua) In the Unon Probate Conr Febru.
Union Coun,y, ! airy Term, A. - ISL
James Minor Il wife. j p..
The heirs of William Cartwright, decd '''io".
William Cartwright Mears C,rtw right, Noah Cartwright
Jonathan Cartwright. Isaac Cartwright Emily, Henry
john Elizabeth add Laency Prlchet, infant children OF
Rebecca Prtchet deceased, Rehecca Cartwright and
guardians will lake notice, petition
against Union Probate Court by sad James
II Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Cartwright.
pending, wherein the James and Eza be IN
partition of the following real which
Jor late of SAID County, Who died
simple at his dea n; wit: South
anarter Section 81, Township L. Range 81 i'd
county: the next February Term Of Co4r
Aforesaid. holGeu the Court House CoJsty
the Monday OF February is44 app caon vii
tfa said james and Eitzabcl, for
partition may made of said premises, according 10 tae
such cases made and provided.
JAMES MINOR & WIFE.
Ry JOHN YARYAN, their ATTY
November ., lS43 45-4t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04

Lot north Front, Benjamin
Addienan.
li5, ZIG, 4 1870, J IA, Chris
tan BAIL.
! -, Charles Bouche's :.
~. 10, Edwin NJ Cook
l5l. PhiIantier Crocker
III, Nm. \ Cammack
I2l, keziah Clark
- IS. George Davidson
Lot On which he lives: Uptor
Elliott
I52, 70, Benz. Fulgham
|, Armstrong Grimes
Part IO5, l09. f. Gi:hens
I04, l-3 ;, Ii 80, James w
Green
Lot, Jesse VI. Hutton
Spring Foundry, j. Fl. & ]
NJ. Hutton
Part los, 2-3 } Hugh l.
Hamilton
l72, I73. Isom liargravo
Lot, ~ Jackson) - + Hill,
I-2 -, Pr %, !, Jas. lone
-, Morgan Jones
6, 3, ~, %, Six Factory,
J. Jones
3, - IL, ;, pr 81. Olive
kinsey
Part lO5, Samuel Lowry
ID 10. DanIel M'Coy
Part 10, II, Jora. Maths
l51, Peser M'Farlan
- GO, Henry Mongar
,, 3. Isaac Mills
b, 80. ;, William Owen
IL 1863, Henry J Pyle
d, Washington Penrose
26, Matthew Rattray
IL y, 80, 166 VIM RambC
Out-lot, Samuel Reed
1873, 81 i06, fl, 50, Samue
w Smith
1873, Elisha Cook
10 lot, Samuel Clark
IL lot. George Casey
l-2 90. Larkin Gordon
l-3 "a. William Graves
1873, 1874, David 5 Honey
IL 66, corner of Wash. Az
enue. Solomon Honey
Z, John Hollowpeter
3 Jacob Hornish
10 lots, Jesse lden
/ j, Robert Jones
1873. l-2 II, Lewis Levi;
estate
III, Harrison NEEDING
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04
Repeal of the aris.

The Richmond, Va. Enquirer, and the Ne"
Yolk Evening Post, two Of The most prominent
modern Democratic publications 10 the Cnion,
say that "oppostinn now and hencetor'h to me
Ia riff duty q ich wlli find division IN the
ranks of the Democracy" The subject OF re-
peal will be vehementy urged by that party at
The coming session Of Congress; but whether
Mr.. Buchanan and many others Of the same
party, can he brought TO further that destructive
and Gnt-Americhn polIcy,Is 10 US very doubt
ful. The real Democracy Of Peuusv:sanIa are
favor OF a Tariff for revenue and protection
We feel certain at any rate fnat 1t cannot be
repealed at the coming sessIon.-Edton Regis
ter.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04

! 1876, III, I39, Jesse Stanley
%, Sidney Smith
IL 50. : " p't 81, w hall
50, - 3, - ID Sloan
I6l, Caleb Tharpe
81, Charles Thompson
~, Charity Williams
3. Caleb K j illiams
I-2 II, Reuben NJ Worth
Ii05, Nathan Wilson
; l-2, l5S Mocany WATSON
~, joseph Alexander
/, :, James w. Borden
\ W PIT 81, E ID 81, Bird
saul, of Cincinnati
'll3, Samuel Cox
-, Archibald Estep
}, ,, toulke 81 WEey
-, Jonathan Farmer
Part 4, Aaron Gregg
l-2 n, Enos Graves estate
- 81, George Holderman
i07, Isorn Harvey
no, Andrew Hampton
lot. john NauIsby, sr
- u, WIN 5 r Morton
II 2ll. Wm M'Glathsry
), " IN 4 Murray
ID, -. Isaac Mills
1924, John : Newman
I-!sl, VIM Nixon
..-2 Sc, Richard Pretiow
lGI aud out-iat L Railsback
IGI, JOAN Reid
Part %, 80. James 3 Ray
Part ). G,pork house J Smith
81, John Shoaffer
l0l, lG2, 1913, Mary and
Nancy Thomas
3, Henry Wethersl
b. Part $50, Henry Watt
II, p 4 Webslef's estate
Ia 1863, Ellis Yonge's eslat.
Out lot. George Moore
IA, 66, 95, 96, Francis Robin
son
81, Alfred Rush
lGG William : 1uthard
Lot 81. 2-3 50, &c. Charlie:
" Starr
l47. Brown & Bailey
Lot 3, front, James Laws
/ Everard Roberts
Is, James ". Mormon
pant lot, with stable on it
John Walker
! 81, VI G Arnold
81, out lot, Charlotte Benbo
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04
From the Boston Journal.

John Quincy Adams at Deiham In accord
nncs Win previous arrangements. JOHN Q ADAMS
met his constituents Of The Eighth Congressional
District, on Tuesday. at Dedham. A procession
was formed al 10 O'clock. which escorted Mr..
ADAMS 10 the church Of Rev. Mr. BrReF.s, where
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04

The Factories. the pston Post SAYS all the
cotton factory stocks. and especially The Lowell.
have advanced greatly in price within lev
months. and are sun rising. The causes Of tn :
sudden MISUNDERSTANDING TO fiftv per cent, II
rem arks--are to be found IN the opening OF the
Chins market. ~hch swep, # surplus stocks the
low rate of wages paid the operatives, and. with,
all, an unusually low prire OF raw materiel
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04
Delinquent Taxes of the Years 1899
1910. and IS4I

IN AIbertson 81, Matilda Overman md
,oyse Alfred Rush
Bouche. = 80, Jashua Otey
srion st Charles so, John Phelps estate
ti3, Richard Powell
Bass y, Jesse Russell
Burk and Dan 80, ohm >hoaffer
%, 1873. Al. SAINT w Smith
kley and Chas Part 4. / Attcus Siddail
ParG So, So. Daniel Sloan
st. Samuel and i07, W m b Smith
rsby Lot \ Green st. Aaron Smith
Ward -, Jesse Sjmons
lch Bank -, Shea ron * Fleming
laTion st. SAM Lot, ; Marion st. Hannah
Sabo
Carpenters est l-2 81, Cha les Thompson
Cartwright ID II, Charity W iI!iams
Cammack l-2 lis. J ames Wright
en- Duncan I5S, Micamy WATSON
dickinson 20, %, I05. Nathan Wilson
a. 1854. l-2 Lot y Green ST. William ID
nj FIeming's es. Wilson
& wilson II, Joan c Wolf
Gordon 1853, Ellis Yo ge'= estate
l09, Elijah IL Ia, Brown 4 Bailey
10. James " Borden
I Hamilton i43, IA, David Buaa
Graves Il, James Cockayne, jr.
). J w Green "a. Doctor Cook
zen & T Bentop,l-2 ia. Smith Hunt
: |, iUl, Hugh l. J. Isaac Iarsson
/ -, James Jones
& Hornlsh 3L~t \ Front ct. Jas Laws
ap }. Is, L. Isaac Martin
avid : Honey - II. w lillian M'Gookin
owpeter :. :. 136, Cornelius Ratliff
hamilton l6l, john Reid
II Jones Ia Is. Daniel Reid
ZONES / 81. Jacob Wolf
ances johnson Lot :. Front 81 Cha.. MIsne
pla. - 10. Daniel M'Coy
vfd Miller 8. Henry Ruckle
Iurray 81, Armstrong Crime.
Na.worshy 90, Christopher 5 hotter
John VI Laws
" fellow citizens. VINO nave paid. | r.turn IN
70 those in the Rove LIS, should take plea
Z under the same Obligation
EDWARD STOKES, Collector.
=, Cc, II, l4Sj 4ls
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04
SAE.E, FOR TAXES.
Delinquent Taxes of 1913.

10y vir:ae Of Precept 10 directed from the City
4 } Clerk. shall offer public sale, the SECON II
MONDAY of NOVEMBER next, the Council Cham
door first the RENTS and PROFITS, and in IA iIute
of satisfying the Taxes due, the FEE SIMPL
of following Real Estate; all lying and being
Cty Richmond Wayne county Indiana, taken and
distressed for Taxes, the property Of the following
IN ed to-wit
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04
The Wing Almanack for 1914.

FENOGEruER with the Westarn Almonars for the
Il same year, received and for sale
BOOK STORE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04
Great Sale of Foreign and domestic
Dry Goods at Auction.

pY Thomas Johnston AT the S L. of Main ana
Fourth streets, " Wednesday morning, Oct TO- eoo~
menrng O'Clock. and will be continued from cay J"
day until the stock of Ranny Co. Gate O. Lncs-
ey Il 60 Is closed.
This and valuable stock embraces c"nptate
and fresh of tall ard Goods oesides
stock spring Goods with large ot
beached Mnslns, particulars OF which viii
he given ~ future bills.
This sale offers inducements country merchants rarely
the country-a large portion OF ths
being of impoFtations, and which knnny n o.
sell be raj lots without any re-
serve, for cash i foiNsloN-
Fin.i,,a,i 0c, 10 ls13 -Gaz S2-i9u Auct'r.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04
TuXE-Old Dan Tucker.

IUNE- va DuB luCAeT.
The moon was shining silver bright,
The stars with glory crowned the ght,
U,gn on n limb that .'same old coon"
Wa. singing 10 himself :his tune
out the way you're all unIucky;
Clear the track for old kentI:ky.
Now in n sad pretcament
The Lokie. are for President,
They have SIX horses il the pasture,
Ana DON'T know which-ean run the iastef'
Get out Of the way. &c.
IT,, wagon horse from Pennsylvania,
Tn. Dns-hmen think he's best uf any,
But he mnst drag III heasy stag's.
lis federal notions and low wages.
Gel on: of the way &c.
They proudly bring upon she course,
Aud old aud broken down var horse;
They shout aud sing so rumpsey dumpsey
Col johnson killed Tee umsey!'
Get out Of tls way, &c.
And here il Cass though not Ounce,
win ran both sides of the track once;
To win the race vii ali things copy,
BE sometimes pig and sometimes puppy
Gel out Of the way, &c.
The hsry southern horse Calhoun,
no h a Fox and fears Com,
To toe the scratch viii DOT he able.
FOR Marty keep. ~ the stable:
Get out OF the way. &c.
And here IS Matty never Idle,
A tricky horse that slips his birdie,
La forty-four svo'il show him soon,
The lutte Fox can't fool the Coon:
Get OF the way &c.
The baulky horse the call John Tyler,
Wen head him soon burst the boiler,
Hi,cursed grippe" has seized Us nlI,
IEHirF, DIR, Cav viii fall
Get out Of the way. &c.
The peoples favorite. HENRY CLAY,
Is now the Fashion OF the day,
And let the track be dry or muddy,
Wen stake our pill on Old ken,urky:
Get DOT the way he's swift and lucky,
Clear the track Tor Of d Kentucky.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04

MEDICAL NOTICE The semi-aunual me
ting of the WAYNE County Medical Society >
viii be held at Ccn,revile on the second Mon
day, the l3 h Of this month
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04

MARRlED--On he I7Th by s. B Stanton
Esq Mr.. Jacob w. Berry to Mss Hannah Sands !,
all Of This cItV
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE !. hereby given, that the undersigned, having
taken letters ADMINISTRATION the estate Of
I-v1in Bell Wayne county, Indiana. deceoef,
quest. persons indebted said make nmedI-
re payment all those having claims against the same. 70
presen them legally authenticated, settlement within
I've We months from this date The estnte solvent
AARON " HIFE, Admir-
Tenth Month afs, 1913 43 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04

Oh the 30th nit by The same Mr.. Harvey
J Z.sk to Mss LYDIA Bond, all of This vicinity.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04

4 VIEW Of the American Sla,ery Question. 10y Z. P.
BARRosys , paseor of the First Free Htesby terrain
Church, Ne-s \ orr, Tor sails al the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04

J TflICI1LI Ot-T J
CentreyIIe Nov st IS43.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04
! WING SONG.

From. the Z1nesrtHe Republican.
Is Sing US a Wing Song ~ GAINESVILLE Aurofi
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04

DiED-un Friday last, in the sicInliy Of 'ns
place. and al the residence his ia ther WIN. Ed
wards, after protracted illoess Henry Edward:
aged about 23 wears
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-22
MONEY MARKET.

HTHUWyt '"~'
ihere was batter feeling to-day In the Stock market
rrcs' generally went up. Kentucky IS !; Ohio IS 81
Harlem per cent Long Island l. The SPECTATORS run
alternately bsween these two stocks and the current
now setting into Harlem. Government loan roseI
At the new board there was more movement at Grmer
prices.
There is good decl Of movement among the free banks
preparatory to the returns to be made the Comptroller
according to law, the LIST Monday ofAugust The Me
chancs Banking Association l. is stated has sold out its
Marine per stock at l0l and invested in New York
securities which yield better interest present rates.
The Harlem Railroad is organizes that its ex-
penses 500 per day. and the receipts $500
rage. The acknowledged bonds Of the company arc
nearly all taken up and the stock is getting to be Of
the best on the list.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-22

The Baltimore Commissioners oil Finance have gwen
notice that they will the LIST of August ensuing redeem
Of the stock debt Of the city which matured in
1898 is now outstanding. The amount we believe I.
under twenty thousand dollars and Is redeemed under TIE
operation of the sinking fund. This notice Of the Com
missoners to have been the origin Of many
The motive of the political prints in attacking and
avorrE to prevent the payment and Sc Ting OF tho
several state debts in and equitable
such proposed by Illinois, apparent in that vens
print the" Courier" II s the plan Of OConnelps
agitation to promote distress and create evil in order to
make instrumental in robhng the public treasury.
The miserable politicians determined that no debts
shall be settled until the public lands are divided among
the States This is what they call dsGendng the honor
OF the couatry."
One of the most remarkable signs Of the times in Eng
land, notwithstanding the abuse of the United States
the singular rapdy with which the doctrine OF republic
zion of The NATIONAL DEBT apoped aaonsI insoceRey,
is extending ITSELF More than two years since, Of
the influential financial journals attacked the
tonsl debt the Of all political well financial
difficulties which besettng the empire at all points
The form under which repudison is urged is by steady
and perseverng attacks upon Feels bl"of 1919 For
81 years that bill has been the constant butt of
large party both and out OF Parliament Tot has been
a'cribed every public difficulty which has arisen, with
greater perseverance than the removal Of the de-
positcs" made to suffer this side Now, in order
to understand the bearing Of this BILL will first state
the nature Of the bill When under Pitt, the English
government not only undertook to wsge with Napo
leon, out jealousy Of French power but to suppor
the whole expense of all the continental opposition to
that power, sums Of were to be raised
yearly la 1927 it evident that this stem could
be continued longer unless the bank allowed to
suspend specie and largely extend the amount
paper money aAoa This was accordingly done the
following extent:-
DInr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-22

NiBLos.-Mr. Prevost's benefit night. This even.
ing the leader takes benefit. Nile. Calv6 appears
in new character, in which she has some most ex
quisite songs, &c. Mr.. Bes plays the base taiiie
Lecourt, Richer and Lpcourt, all appear in Cosino,
an opera Of the bene6cimes own composition. La
Maison en- Coteris, known in English as the Lottery
Ticket, to be added, with a variety OF new over
lures, &c. Mr.. Provost has been interchangeable IN
his exertons to produce the operas Of the season In
aproper style, and we hope his friends and encou.
RACERS Of talent will not be unmindful Of his claims
II is novelty in America TO see a composer con-
Quoting the music Of his own opera, and we doubt
not Provost will do himself as much justice as he
has those composers music he has hitherto led
with SO much qualification to the public. Mr.. P.
will take the chair at half past z. Follow the
LEADER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-22

JuLY 2i.-Augustus Rogers, captain OF the schooner
William ii. Turner, arrested and examined before
Mr. Commissioner Rapelyea charge Of leaving
man, named Robert Allen, In foreign port
The complainant, 1t appeared, shipped on board the
william "a. Turner, from Mobile TO port in the West In.
dies from thence TO the United saes The schooner
accordingly sailed from Mobile the 9th Of April last
and arrived Porto Rico the 2oh Of May where tue
capssn forced the complainant ashore and abandoned
him there slhough he was able and willing TO return.
The captain was remandedfor further examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-22

From MArAMoRAs.-By the brig Lime Rock,
Captain Aud, we have received Matamoras dates
to the 7th instant General Don Jose Ignecio Gu
tierrez, has been appointed by the President 10 be
Governor of the State of Tamauiipas General
Wool, commander of the army of The NoIth, srri.
we'd at Ma;amoras on the 81, from Gero, with
$50, 600 to pay Oft the troops Tue Lime Rock
brought TO this port the officers and crew OF the
French brig Victor, wrecked one mile north OF the
Brassos Santiago, on the night of the 18th uit The
American whaling schooner Mercury, which was
ashore on the 25h nit. and broke in pieces A new
suit of sails in barrels, salt provisions, and ID
TO 20 casks oil oil were saved. The American Con-
sal intended IN settle the matter by an average.-N
O. Bulletin 18Th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-22

The Scorer MURpEREss.--Mr. Commissioner
Rapelyea, yesterday morning delivered the follow
ing decision In this case, by which il will be seen
that he deems the evidence Of her eriminality suf'
GENTLY established to warrant her surrenaerI-
al silvanus Rapelye a Commissioner Of the Circuit
Court of the United States in the second Circuit for the
Southern District Of New York
DO hereby certify that upon hearing the evidence oil
crminsty in the matter Of Chrstana Cochran. other
wise Gilmour charged with the crime Of murder, in
Scotland aid after carefully considering the same, do
DECIDE that according the laws Of the place. where
adduced TO justify her apprehension and commitment for
trial"
Mr. WARNER, the prisoners counsel, requested
that he might be considered exceptirg TO the de-
csion. He would. in the course OF the day, take
explain.
The learned gentleman doubtless here alluded TO
writ of habeas corpus which it is understood has
been issued by Judge Kent.
Mr. RApRLYEA remarked that he supposed his
functions in the case ceased with the giving OF the
certcste.
Mr. MARBuRY, who, with Mr. WATSON, appeared
IN behalf OF the British Consul then moved that the
prisoner be committed to await the action oil the
Executive al Washington.
The COMMISSIONER said that the prisoner would be
commit, 10 the custody OF The Marshal.
The prisoner did not appear excited. and listened
to the decision with apparent indifference. She
will no doubt be returned TO Scotland, to be sub
jeced TO an examination by the authorities Of that
place.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, saturday. July &c Is43

o. Ali lerers on business with This office, and
communications intended for insertion, must be
addressed as heretofore TO JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
editor and proprietor Of the New York Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-22
o. THE LUCINA CORDIAL-Ths celebrated or.
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Coriianut RI

o. THOUSANDS BELIEVE THAT GOURAUD'S
PouDRE SUBTLE will completely, permanently and
recommended the invaluable preparation during the ma
ny has been before the public and u ther
doubts If the scep,ical. purchasers invited
to the article tested the delicate skim causing
the hair vanish like magic and leaving the part where
applied, white. smooth and cleer.
Ageus--7s Chestnut street, Philadelphia Milk street,
Boston; S. s. Hance, Pratt street, Baltimore Guthrie,
Albany Gray, Poukenpse; Trippe Newark. NJ J. /;
Myers, New Haven Wells & Humphreys, Hartford !;
Cowles Springfield Green & Co. Worcester; Carleton
Il Co Lowell Hodges Newbury port Preston, Ports
mouth Patten, Portland Guild. Bangor, &c. &c. And
to be found 10 New York only CT Walker street, door
from the corner Of Broadway per bottle.