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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-25
SUPERIOR CLOTHING,

AT
JOHN W.. OREu.S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Main opposite Alex. Duyal a. Cos Drug store.
T.. B. SPENCE, Agent,
WOULD respectfully inform his customers
and public generally he has received flas
Fashionable Winter Clothing the materials OF which
purchased OF Philadelphia and "
York CASH and manufactured the city ~ Baltimore the
fashionable John VI orc Of Market and
Charles II thing further lony
part a-rncn' the s'e and quality Of HI,
make well known TO the citizens OF Virginia.
Ny consists part Of
Beaver and Pilot Cloth frock and over Coats
Beige and J0nvinv do do do
Cloth md Clmlct Ctoaks part them Mcintosh style
Sup. West England Cloth, Dress and frock Coats
Mediu
Panacons PLAIN fancy styles and
qualities
Vests OF Velvet, Cashmere Merino SAX and Satin
Morning Gown. and Robes
Linen and Cotton shirts
M Bosons and Colas
Flannel Lambs Merino Pock
handkerchief opera Tres and Stocks Gloves
SzspenderS half Hose,
ALSO.
slmres shionab Cloths CaSsmees and Vestngs
which VIII make order in the fashionable manner and
the shortest notice
The purchase OF these Goods VIII enable
CLOTHING, ana respectfully the
public TO call and examine for themselves de-
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NH II WIN C. SANDS c. c.

4 y the District Court Of the Unica S,at,s for
the Eastern District NJ Virginia Norfolk April a
THOMAS ANGEL, Of the Borough Norfolk having filed
petition praying that he be declared bankrupt ordered
that all ersons claiming be creditors Thomas
gel show Count the end day May
SAID Thomas Angel should be declared bankrupt pursuant
net OF Congress behalf and copy of
published the newspapers according the 22ud and 2i OF
Cour. ACopy-Tesie
G-w5w A 4 COIyUERY
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ChANCERI-NtEuINI,-At rules boL.n in ~. ,II,,-
u Otec Of the Superior OF Cuaneery for an. R,., -
cult the 9th day OF March Is43. '"'N "'
49,, "''"' - '"1 Gurus carter, Plaintiff
Trs, -. - -, auN An'u'e'' Dcna
ne ueenAni above named having entered IN. au,r
am gwen security according Of Ass.nhiv .rt -
" ~ tou't ana appearing By satisfactory evidence that \. 4.
h m Of ths commonwealth ordered thai the sa
ue'.huan' d" appear here NJ the rules held on The A., 49,
IN June ne" and answer the bin Of the plaintiffs and thai ony
OF un- order DC forthwith inserted newsn,per ~
the city NJ Richmond months .icce,,iy,I, 49,
front door OF the Capitol In CIV eony " e
NH lI-w9w WA ~
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Rules held IN the CIcrk,s OF:

" lRGlNlA.-At Rules held IN the Clerks OF.
fee Of the Superior Count chaneery for the Richmond
Circuit the sixth day OF March 1913
Charles . Osborne prrG
VI $ Norman and Enoch Courtney partners under the firm Of
norman anu courtney. and others deft-.
The d'icntln above entered their apuar-
and according Assembly and the
Rules Of this Court and appearing satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants of this ordered that
the said defendants do appear to be held on the
first Monday June the plaintiff and
that Of this order be forthwith
lshed the Richmond and
posted at the door ~ Capitol IN City
A Copy-Tesie,
NH g. SAINTS &
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4 AKINEKSH1P-'Ihc subscribers having
- associated together thu purpose NJ conduct
Shoe Business hranchcsunder the ~ %.
y Wcisgef Co-inv The attention n The public their stock
~ Roots Shoes Trunks &C. which point ~ durability. havng
heon selected with great cafel inferior city
o. y. WEisICER.
Feb. H. "a NC. WINSTON
being Necessary on account n the above close
individual business speedily possible. M persons indcht
81 10 earnestly solicited and respective
counts r. 7 q. y. WEfsiCER.
HBAssAGE LAMPsJn sone new and beautiful pat.
of cot and plain Passage lamps ver low.
Ja4 IAMEs EVANS.
N ANkEENs-We have IN md oTer very ov-5O
haes and Avondae shovcs Insda Petersburg and
batterea Nankcons both and plain pieces
APPS KENT, KENDALL a ATWATER
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SPRING STOCK.

NJ NINU NTUJh.
March l7rH, 1913
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS, &c.
n We would respectfully inform friends, Customers
- and tho public generally that have commenced
E-oeving Spring OF Boots, Shoes Trunks.
- pet Bags Hacking, &c. Sc 10 which their
attention Having made purchases this spring
vantageous reduction per
net prices nauer ourselves that shall be
customers and purchasers generally inducements purchase rarely
met with.
J. T.. WATKINS l. CO.
Wholesale and retail Root and Shoe Dealers,
Main street opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
% Until LIST Apnl and scr the house formerly
West Parkinson door but Mess wadsworth Turn
cr Co and nearly opposite the Bell Tavern where intend
kepng large and general assortment Of all goods and
shall be pleased to friends and per
sons wanting goods in our line.
NH Il J.. L. W. co
'rrY CURED BACoN-A few thousand pounds Civ Cured
~ Bacon Hog Reundl-for sale by
NH s-lw JAMES \. FATTEsON.
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VIRGINIA.-At rules held in the Clerk, 0f

v lKGlNlA.-At rules held IN the Clerks OF.
Circuit, the 9th day OF March 1879 "-
Son, - ''' A"'Nisnh q
.r,,,, pIrG
James Dun and William Beaeham under the firm Of un
-
he defendants above named having entered the
ana gwen security according to thS Act and the Rule.
" hs '"ui ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
arc not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth ordered that the
sa defendants do here be held on the m
"nay ~ June next and answer the bill plaintiff and that
copy OF TINS order be forthwith inserted newspaper pub
d IN The ,y OF Richmond for suceessveiy and
posted At The front door OF the Capitol said Civ
\ copy-Tcsie,
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LANDRETH'S
WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS.

IL N ~ II Il i III ,
WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS.
An this day opening Spring supply seeds from the
well known establishment Of Mr. David
for several The following vano
consist ~ part ofmy present assortment
Asparagus, Arichoke Melon water
Beet long hi'oa DO spout
DO cary inrnp rooted DO nutmeg
DO Mangle wuirAcl DO C,ron
DO French sugar Mustard. Nasurtian
Beans, Horticultural Onion. SILVER skin
DO long pod 10 wether,hcH
10 shweeks DO Stfas5ug
DO red .pecEled valentine Parsley. plain
Do brown DO do DO cnrsd'
DO China white red eye Pafsnip. tine ruFarera
DO white kidney Peas Landrcth's extra early
10 efan0eriy olsh DO large mauuwht
DO early yellow early frame
DO Scarlet runners 10 ROYAL dwarf prolific
DO Lima DO blu, in,p.rtaI
DO white Diteh Pumpkin. cheese
Broccoli. purple cape Rsdish long scarlet sl,ot to,
n'Iee'le 'eihllh green DO white turnp
Cabbage early YORK DO red do
10 i.andreins large york DO black spanish
DO early Sugar loaf DO yellow lump
DO Dutch Rbui,,-b
DO Drumhcad Savoy sahaD
DO carly Battersea Spinach. round savoy
DO ceneufcd Savoy DO buckly seeded
DO rod Dutch, Tor picking squash long green
Carrot. long orange DO Lima or cocoa nut
Celery. white Tomatoes
DO red Tump Dat Dutehly ead-
Cfess. curlod DO red 10.
Cneumhef long DO large globe
On early DO Rua BaFa
Rgg Plant purple DO eady stone
Endne' CURED DO Dnlcs Hybrid
Leck large hsg lcaved Herbs assorted
| Lettuce. early cabbage Flower seeds
DO large elncd India Corn
DO brown Dutch ,rbc ,t,ye arc ,I,,,,D,,t IN
DO SfccnCo be- genuine and quail
DO lee do tics ofme seeds The ycndef wish.
- 10 be remenbei that what o BY him ofe growth Of
NJ Lavd landch with slight cyccpton with
entire eonrnee that hoy will upon trial h. far supsofta
most Of foreign importation such usually collected In the
| United States.
Bhe subscriber receives orders FOR fruit and ornamental
Trees Shrubs h1t AMI green rncss moderate
"sue' may be had R'ati' On application n
| P9 Aithe Richmond Medical EmPor.ua, Rehfnond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-25

DOMESTICS, DOMESTICS.
ID ECEiVHD. and fpr saie-
~ ~ 4 bc1chcd shccinRs
80 and 90 bcached Shirur.
brown shirinsz ~ g. mil 100.
bcaci'ed and brown DnIinrs
Cotton Olnaiurga
Calcocs ~ an prices
lfish Lincns. Diapers
AMI many other desirable Goods be soh cheap,
I"r CASH ~ lnh l3l w ~. CHRISTIAN 60.
kNMof COLCMBlArhe best and cheapest preparation Tor
- The hair ever offered 10 The public. Tor ME ty
NH tt--1m !. ". EUrrACE SON
ENrLEMEN's OVER sHOEs,-iust received n splendid az.
~ ucie on Patent Rubber over Shoes or Gentlemen
n1O SAM. PtrrNEY
Ilt-I'TER A vENisoN--Frsh ron and drun puter and
- very hne venison just received aud Tor BY
PARRISH A. BEAZfEY.
ja9 Cary street
VDRANDY, PORTER Ec Very fine old London Dock Handy
AD LONDON Brown Stout DO Pale Ale Tor sale
~ 2 w. HARRISON
GARDEN NOES, RARES, &c
tCARDs GARDNER just received M of Garden
~ Hoes Rakes Spades and shovcis which they vii cheap
Can ~ The Hardware and Fancy Store " oppo
ste The Swan Tavern apo
ITAMlLY FGOURA few bbis fanghornc's Famiy Flour
- sale by ap w. ". HARRISON.
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NH ll-wew WIN G SANDS. c. c.
" IRGINIA.-At Rules held in the ClcrL

" iN'lNiN'-Nl Rules held IN the Clerks
nee OF Tbs Superior Court Of Chance Richmond Cir
cut thc sixth day OF March,
h'ehaiu " hahah and Moneure Robinson, prrG.
Thomas l. Hamilton Margaret H. his wife formerly Hetb
~ oufs' dcfts
he Defendants above named
AMI given security according Assembly and the rules
s Court AMI appearing BY satisfactory evidence they ara
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth IL Sad
defendants do appear here the Rules the Mon
day IN June next and the bin Plaintiffs and that
copy OF tins orr be forthwith inserted newspaper publish
ed IN Tire city nj Richmond for sIcecssvey and post
ed at the front door OF the Capitol in the said city.
A Copy-Tcste:
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PEAKE, JONES q WINSTON,

.fGRICULTURfL IMPLEMENTS.
WILL, after the first April, locate themselves
the House present occupied BY Mr.. A. King.
doors below the Bell Tavern immediately opposite Manson
House They Will keep Constantly hand Of the
hest FAMILY GRoCERiH purchased principally cash which
VIII enable them n low punetua buyers those who buy
to The undivided OF VIII b.
cusVey devoted 10 the sale OF all produce eonf the
OF the Having had dccn
Richmond and frvicrckshuTg
the article upon
That class OF the friends aud patrons OF e. r. need that nothing
b. said Of qualifications
Merchant Ia that branch OF business they make the
regular charges rsQuc
reasonable merchant nothing.
pccialy Ike the the
site OF the trade. diicut fot along. In
few days
Wooi-.y wocis.ys Loaf Sugar.
which they viii sell arrival by the package, reduced
for cash OF for satisfactory paper.
Richmond March sist, isiJ
REFERENCES:
posroN-E- Williams. 4 60 p Townsend Co Handy Baker.
WoEoEsrNR, MAss-RuggicS Noufss h Mason.
NV losN-Aucn 4 Paxton. Jno. Mayhn n Co.
BALusoEk-Archd Hart Isaac e. Peek, James
GEoEsErpwN u. C-FranccS Dodge, Jno X.
W,smsuroS CtIy-Wm Oun-.
ALEXANDRIA,. H. C-Rohcrt Jameson. Lambert a Mckenzie
fAtSouru, vA.-Murray Fotbc.. Jos a. Fckin q 60.
fREpssicNsHuEa, v,-Jno. SON. VIM. Redd Fotbes
Berry, n. n. Wallace, Jno Hart. =. J. Baydcs
NoEToLN. NA.-SoutcT A. Bell.
RsHNoSp-iiaNan Bruiher Barksiaie H. w.
J. Ply Co Dunlop Muneure Cot winffec. Jno.
e Hobson X =. BaNe A. scisn. Davenport Alien, L. u.
Ctcnsaw CO. VIM a. Allen Jno NJ. Sheppard A. u. shelton.
Lewis Webb, r. 4 J. : James Co Kent kenialS
CHAEtnrIEsviLLE-Jno. X. Jones Co Valentine. Fry T.
Watts.
y H. Geo X. Peakc. nn the first April
counting OF Jno. II. Eustacc n. w Fry
Liberal advances cash VIII made produce
chantiEs shipped To the address ~ thu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-25

Nihr United states Couu Eastern District Virginia
II March ~ lsi5ln the matter OF bankruptcy of EDWARD
CUNNINGHAM of ths county Of Cupcrrcr the
gina District The said Edward Cunningham.
creed bankrupt by this Court having hd petition paying
ms discharge Is orl-e that thereof published
newspaper printed an thu of Richmond
before The slst day of June when lie
e said petition at the United States Court city
Richmond and all creditors who
persons ia interest may appear at the aid time and place
cause any y have why tho prayer OF the aid should
not be granted \ eoTy-Tcste,
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HMOND AND PETERs BURG
RAIL ROAD.

RlCHM OND AND RSBURG
RAIL ROAD.
REDUCTION OF RATES.
Directors decided pee Of passage TO 400
Servants half priee
80
An additional Train will also b. Mondays Wednesdays
and Frs.ays witha passenger c attached.
HOURS
Mall Train.
Leaves Richmond daily, n past : p. VI.
Leaves Petersburg, at before ! \. NJ
Accommodation Tram.
Leaves Richmond daily \. NJ.
Leaves Petersburg, do \. VI.
Freight Train, iriih a passenger car attached.
Leaves Riehmend. ir-yveesiy. At past 10 \. VI.
Leaves Petersburg. do a . before 7 ?. VI
Days for this Train. Nontly. "Wednesday and Frslay1
Line 10 Baltimore.
BY the Advertisements Of Compdnes US appears
that At this time through
Philadelphia the Of the DAY they Petersburg
The regularity Of the Trans the question
made The ennneXon equally expeditions perfect return
ing from the North. 6-ts
- MALI. PON-T-9CCLN.ITIoNs-N Matter IN the
- liquid state put such Il wall preserve it,
protective qualities, gafared for years The profession may
thus supply themselves with which they may have
hand for NJ emergency delay necessary
procure II IN" method used for supplying the
province Country by RENTING postage
paHll VIII receive by yaccnate from
four to eight put mode OF
iransni-sion Apply 20 BOLTON HARRISON,
Corner Of Main ani Governor streets below Eagle RUNS
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nINI,r,,,E e,Ixr,N..

MRS. OUTLET who is well known n
1Vh Miniature Painter having Richmond oer-
thoe who the-ses
the hides and gentlemen specimens
street neAt To Nj
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ATa Court held for Cumberland county, the

A Ia Court held for Cumberland county, the
IN 25th day OF March. lsta-
Alexander q. Johh-on. ph'a
against
Coleman Edwards and John W. WILSON, derts
II CassCsaN.
Ths defendant Coleman Edwards
russ
Of this and appearing BY satisfactory
l. nhahiant Of this Country Il orerr
PENDANT do appear AMI
swerthe bill OF plaintiff copy ofth- hw h
Inserted published In thu Of
@ two months and posted the doo
Court house sf this county
A eopy-reste.
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NIRGlNIA.-At a Court of AnncoIs ~, :.
The Capitol IN the City Of Rchnnoni ~. ,u "t

The wat OF scne faeias awarded TO revive ,h.
pfH IN the nam" Of Egbeu r. Watson A.
non WIN the WI annexed Of the appellant not being rrtr
e on e appellee Joel Nanoy, and appearing To tb. .a,
un " uc Court thai hr - not nhshitan this Commo,
'h pn inc motion ~ the said Egbcu Watson by council
mat the said appellee joel Nancy appear her. o ~.
' ''at IN May next Ia sh-,v he 49,.
s not De AMI stand revived and proceeded IN m III
, W lo sai tsnert X Watson administrator aforesaid md
ua copy oi this order BE- forthwith inserted IN .oue
printed IN the city Of Richmond continued for two ,no
Of the Capitol an the said CAV. " ~ ''""' ''os
\ Ccpy-Tese,
NH li--waw ,,,,,.
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apre-wsr. m woopsoN. D. q.

W lRGlNlA.-in Chanccry.-At Rules held in
the Clerks ofcc Of the Superior Court Of Law and
Chancsry iot the and the City OF Williams
issi:
William Eiloc Phn
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Robert g Richardson AMI Robert AicCandish. DyNs.
The defendant Robert e. Richardson not having entered
appearance" AMI given security according Assembly
and inc rules OF this Court and appearing. satisfactory
denec that he Is No, nhahitan OF this On
ton OF the plaintiff by his counsel ordered said Robert
e. Richardson do here the day
answer the bno thu panun and copy
forthwith inserted newspaper published IN the city Of
Richmond Tor months successfully, and copy
posted the oor CITY OF wi
iamSburg successive Court days
~ wgw 4 Copy-r.sic: TIL. n. COGnII.I. e
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GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R Il LYELL.

IL AVE just received fresh supply Of Garden
- Seeds onthe Norh-sso several different ksds II Garden
Seeds fown n tho State an Of which they recommend fresh
nd rrru
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DJTASIE-Jus received per LynchhurF and fer sale by
i'll BOLTON & HARRISON,
and Governor below Eagle Ruins
"OMRS. BRUSHES AND PERFT merry
~ assortment received and for sale by
BOLTON & HARRISON.
mr. Corner Main and Governor Eacle Ruins
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BOOTS. SHOES, TRAVELLING TRUNKS. CAR
PET BAGS NALICES, BLACkINGs, &c.
Spring, STTppTT

JUDAH MYERS & 60. prepared supply their
e. friends and the public every the Boot shoe
am Trunk line, at very low prices, Tor cash
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-02
LET US UNITE ON THE REPUBLICAN CAN
nInATE

Having improved his health by few weeks
soiourn in the country, the editor r,joices
10 be able 10 resume his humble labors
with a renewed spirit. Bat, although We
experience no lack Of animation or want
Of confidence on returning to the scene Of
political conflict, yet Ne are frank to confess,
aCer calm inspection of the. field from our
quiet place Of seclusion, that we are fully con-
WINGED Of the indispensable necessity Of the i'm
mediate existence Of harmony, and of full and
flank cooperation among all classes of Repub-
licans who are opposed TO the ascendency Of
f, d,ral men and Federal measures.
IL is natural TO suppose tina, while certain
number Jf presses, protesting TO entertain Re
publican principlc', are expending all their FIRE
upon those who avow the same principles and
act upon them, the more iimid and wavcring
members Of the party viii seek refuge aud Sc
curity under the protection and guidance Of the
opposing candidate, who commands the unani-
nous support OF the Federal party, and who,
however Objectionable may be The policy he
proposes to adopt in the even, Of his election,
must unque,tonably possess better prospt CT
of success, while the Repu5licaas are divided
against them elves, than any other candidate.
Seeing such evil effects produced daily by the
oratu;tous attacks Of the Globe, and lis half do
zen reckless sccomplices, on the President Of the
U. s. and all his D, mocratic friends in and
out Office, and knowing that Mr.. Clay and hi.
INSCRIPTIONS followers were doing everything
in their power TO promote and perrctuate sucl
a course Of conduct, which tends mose directly
to secure their triumph over Democracy than al
the cxcTtions they arc capable Of making them.
selves, we have not hesta,ed TO attribute cor
rupt and Unreasonable motives TO Mr. Blair. ",
could imagine no other motives likely to Undue
him 10 asssii and exeommunicale every PROM
penl man and Efficient press that con eienlousl,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-02
POSTSCRIPT.

We hasten to give an extract from letter re-
ceived this morning from Professor N. r. Smith.
The surgeon in attendance upon Gov. Wickl6e
81 have this moment left Mr. Wickiife, suffering
some pain in his side, but nothing which indicates
any injury to the organs within the chest The
knife, with which he struck, fortunately encoun
tered the breast b where it is thckest and strong
est The pain suffered results from the external nju-
ry and, perhaps, the accumulation Of little blood.
His pulse is perfectly good, and so indeed is every
other symptom.
am confident, that shall aPprise you, tomorrow
Of his convalescencc."
Miss WickliiTc reached the city early thii
morning, and Mrs. Wicklifie left Immediately
for Baltimore; Assistant p. M. Gen. Hobbie
Mr.. Whitlesey, Auditor, and Col. Graham
p. NJ. of New York, leave IN The cars this after
noon.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-02

TIA oar Issdeis, AID Die fcanl'y --fsr w-s
have atlengsIi attained ciset,'al'on which eha
Dles Us 10 speak 10 the Republican parry in all
sections OF the Union-may see that Mr.. Blair's
plan Of electins Mr.. Clay by sacrificing The par
~ 10 which he has belonged-whch he thinks
TO do by accommodating and prescribing all
The strong men-does not meet the appreciation
have thought proper TO make numerous extracts
iiom the almost ianumesatie articles Of de.
predatory and denuncaoy character which we
lind in our exchange papers. We viii continue
the publication Of them unlillh The Globe mode.
rates lis course, or until our Democratic friends
shall all be satisfied that much money hath
made Mr. Blair mad.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-02

TnIcKs or TRAvELisRs.-A few days ago man
named Ohio Sigler arrived in town, and lodged
complaint at the Office Of Justice Tate 10 the effect
that he had been followed in his transit on business
tour from one city 10 another by person named
Gustav Helmote, and that he expected he would
shortly be IN Baltimore Siglsr declared that the
purpose OF his pursuer was 10 take his life and be
asked the protection Of tha law against him. On
GERS were accordingly put upon the watch, and ye'-
terday officer Sheldon, learning that Helmo
wis IN town, effected his arrest, AMI on the oali
OF Sgler to the above effect, he was commitlei
To jail In default Of security to keep the peace
Helmote, though stranger "a town, found frcn,
in tie course Of the day who entered bail for him
and on his release he Immediately procured the AZ
rest Of Siglcr by the Sheriff, writ OF debt in on
amount little upwards OF 500, to recover which
being money loaned, had been his only object in O.
lowing SIgler, who he learned was 10 receive So 300
this city. Sigler, who trafcs in skins, succeeded
eyadng imprisonment by placing quantity Of sli.'
IN the custody Of has attorney, who entered bai io
his appearance In the county court in January uc>i
Baltimore SHa.