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The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22

GOUernors Dofr and King. Rhode Island
has at this moment two of her ex-Governors in
prison! Gov. Dorr is in for the part he took in
the late suffrage movements, and Gov. King for
appropriating to his own use the funds of some
institution.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22

If you fall in love with good girl that loves
you, marry her and ask not perfection in woman
kind, for unless you are perfect you have no right
to expect perfection.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22

A DiseOrery--some of the leading Wing pa
pers at the North have discovered that MIR. Clay
is an old man. The natural inference is that they
are preparing the party to drop him, II has hong
since been ascertained that he is e1eak man. so
far as popularity is concerned
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22

U We state, as an item ofcurrent political
intelligence, that HENRY w. MILLER, Esq has
been appointed from this Congressional District
Delegate to the Federal Whig National Con-
Yenton.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER

LITERARY MESSENGER,
We have received the November number Of
this work, and hesitate not to pronounce it of the
first order. Mr. MINOR is evidently laboring
with great assiduity and energy; he evinces also
fine taste, an excellent appreciation of the beau
tful and useful, and he ought to be literally sus-
tained. In this number he makes good humored
aad sensible talk to the public, from which we
quote:
In our late excursion to the Nerth we were delight
ed finding that The Messenger had quite to,uering
reputation there; and some of the Literati and erce9
judges said it about the best periodical in the Coun
try 1t is true, they said it has not the of some
Others and doesn't 60 for pleasing with pictures, its
matter is soldA its aims high, and its literature
pnre'' This the style that some of the sens
BILE ones used, from Washington TO Boston. This didn't
redoupd to credit for did not wish to appropriate
what was due to worthy predecessor So with good
word to his memory, we Uery 'nodesy declared that
thought it the best in the Union, from Georgia. wheret
has its base, to Maine, where its summit rises up among
the new settlers on the Arostook."
"one of the things we anticipated was the Withdrawal
of many subscribers To be some have discontnu
ed but not near many as we feared, or even expect
ed which proves that the attachment of its patrons to the
Messenger is decidedly stronger than had imagined
and that it has firm hold upon many hearts. Another
nVineS is the absence of engfavngs. There is great
rush at present made after pictures The absence of
with others. Some of our most enteTPrsing publishers
have many capital writers and fhe influence of some
great names-yet they are running the engraVers tools
into the ground"
"Upon an extensive acquaintance with young men,
who have enjoyed the advantages Of Education, expec
tations have been founded. Catering into pur
shit with an ardor derived from the same
theirs, incited by The instructors and by
the same inducements, we felt authorized to calculate
upon their aid and influence. viii they not give them
Fatterfag evidences of their willingness have been
ceyed from some and many others may have been pre-
pairing response first appeal Let it come in
speedily, and may it be worthy Of themselves and the
cause of Letters.
Our next dependence is upon the press, which has
such vast influence IN our free country. Its conductors
have already been exceedingly generous and have given
US thHh %e deserve. They will doubtless
continue <iIeir co-op-fatien and will receive
thanks. The young politician, too. who is ambitious Of
oratoricat fame, mount the stump and, with his Lit
sray documents in his hnnd, the people upon
the merits of the candidates have nominated for the
Presidency and Vicepresidency Of the REPUBLIC
LETTERS. There is virtue n this nomination that no
either possesses. II will suspend the heated contests be-
tween the friends of the different candidates. aay the
ssPeriGes and bickenngs Of party and harmonse with
the feelings and principles of all.''
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22

CGlds0eU Institute The Milton Chronicle say
it is rumored that the Orange Presbytery desIgn'
removing the Caldwell Institute from Greens
borough to Yanceyville.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22

T We hope the Wings will not insist on
running Mr.. Rayner for Governor. He gives
most capital Wig reason for decIining-that oil
being already snugly provided for.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22

Federal Court-The Winter Term of this
Court will commence in this City on the second
Monday in December
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
THE cOMPpROLLER's REPORT

A portion Of this document appears in the Reg
ister of yesterday We shall spread it before our
readers next week
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

WM7HY WILL YOU DELAY7-And suffer
w the wet, unhealthy weather to knit =
disease 10 your system, that 10 certain 10 carry
Won 70 an uniimely gravel Has not experiences
taught y0ul Has not ocular pro0fs convinced
you that Consampfion is certain death to an
whonl 4 may encounter when left unhl late
THEN WHY WILL YOU DELAY
Procuring remedy IN due season. and arrest
the progress Of that fell Destroyer A Geld
which soon terminates IN CoaRhine. whereby
soreness Of the Threat and inflammation 9th
Mucqs Membrane 81 the Bfonchi is produced
and the Lungs rendered open 10 tieease. Thus
persons suffer themselves 20 pr0cfaetiu ate ,fifI
death iooks ~ al Dtsir door, when will they begin
% b concerned shout their health, when IN IN
probability it's too late. May Ill who havo
cold take timely warninB and get I'd Of Il a.
soon az possible.
Dr Doncap's Expeetorant Remedy. stands
before the public, tested b. thousands. and daily
used ~ simos. every Family safOssAOst tas Y
icront States for diseases Of
TIE CHEST AND LUNGS.
The vast amount sold IN this citv, asd that 10
80 many persons Who come back and obtain 10
BY the half dozen bottles, - sufficient evidence
Of wonderful efhcacy. . =,
nov2S Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

N
AgeetiORs Of The Liner. Asthma. Bronchitis
Pain or Weakness Of he Breast or Lungs
Chronic Coughs, Picurisy, TEN orrhd re of thf
Lungs aud all affections Of fhe Pulmonary
NATURE,S OWN PRESCRIPTION.
A compound Balsamic .PTePaEation of the
PruHUs virRiRiana or Wild Cherry Bark, ?
and reco Hmended BY The most distine1ished
PHYSICIANS, and universally acknowledged the
nSs5 YSlp S. ole lie; medsias ever disco yered
bear in mind tkat il is DR. WISTARiS BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY that performs those
remarkable cures which are published in every
lar name that are occasionally pulled into tenn
poTnry notice. Tho Be may be good but we
know nothing about them.
the following, and II that does not satisfy Ar
Of the great virtues Of this Medicine, let them 20
and see the onIeiEAL-wlth numerous other
testimonials OF ike character:
WATEEvILLs, tOncida co. ". W Sept 5, 1919.
Dear SlT- owe II 10 the afflicted 20 inform
yen that in January last yes attacked BY. a
very violent cold, caused BY working In the
waller. which settled on my pnsp. Il was ac-
compan red by severe pain in my breasr ana
sdes, AID also Distressing cough. had in
a,sendance al the best metcai ed IN our village
Bnt after exhansllHg their skill 70 no avail
they pronounced my disease a confirmed con-
SYMPTOMS and they one and ell gaze me rp 90
ats. After much persuasion, got the consepl
Of my physician 20 use the Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. prepared By Or WistaF. purchased Of
the agent in our place one botde. before using
hall OF which began 70 gain strength and II was
very evident my cough was much better and my
symptoms IN every way imp rowing. have
now usef three bottles, and am restored 10 per-
feet health. This result is alone owing to he
use Of DR. WIsTAR's Balsam OF Wild Cherry
and take this method Of giving you the infor-
nation, partly 20 Day the debt ofgTatltude owe
youi and partly that others similarly affected
may now where 20 apply for relief.
Very truly, yours, JAMES SAGE.
Mr. PALMER, DruRgist, under date Of Wa
ierville. Sept "a, i9f3, Writes-The stateusnf
gwen you By Dir James Sage IL we'll knowa 10
be true By this Dhole community. II certainly
vas ruOst fou1rkahlc crre, The sale Of she
balsam = very good. and success in cures fat
d d PALMER.
Let the afflicted cal and see our cefti6caics
They prove cOnciusvoiy that thew can Be e4fre.f
4 they get the right nedicias Be sure aud get
d. Wlatars Balsam Of Wild Cherry BsDars
Of imff1tions.
Sold in Whoelingby J CRUMBACKER. In
Pittsburgh BY 1, WILCOX, and IN en- the prin-
cipal towns IN the Uniied Statca af .0a 4 botfle.
nov ~ tm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22


PACKAGE EXPRESS VIA. CUMBERLAND
AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
FUSHE pubic arc informed that GREENE q
CO. have entered intc an arrange menf
with the Baltimore and Ohio Rad Road Compa-
ny 20 ruu Gar with the passenger train 20
Cum oerland. and are prepared TO forward Pack
ages. parcels, and bundles, al, 10 aud from the
following places
Frederick. Hancock. Harrer's Ferry. Narfias-
Packages received and forwarded daily by the
Mail frain, leaving Baltimore AZ Ia A M. ar.
rivine az Wheeling by EXPIRE IS, early the fol-
lowing evening. and delivered FREQ of Dorteraee.
The above line will forward packag specie,
Drafts. Bills OF Exchange mako COLLECTIONS aud
Philadelphia. New y ork and intermediate towns.
Greene & Co. having connected the above line
with Griswold & Co.'S Baltimore anl Pinladel
phia. and Adams & Co.'S New York and Boston
Express Lines. pledge themselves TO execute
With fidelity and despatch, any business edtrusi
I'd 10 rieir care.
N. b. All packages by the above line must be
press. [;FThose from the West Greene g. Co.'S
Eastern and Northern Exsress." We beg TO
refer TO the following geRtlenen,
Messrs Bsickhead & Peare. f
Do .Talhoi. Jones a Co.
Do Matthews. Osld & Co. o'e'
wm Rubin-sn. Jr. E-q-
Nessrs Dickinson & Co, Cumberland.
Do Jas II Forsyth g. re, Wheeling.
AGENTS-Oliphanfs G Duncans, Cumberland
Jas n Fsrsyth q Co, Wheeling.
N. All packages addressed to the care Of the
above agencies viii be forwarded with despatch.
GREENE q co.
are ~ Is9 Market street Bslffmore.
IA X z X Il ID u e e ID y
TO CINCINNATI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

MI ELL, MOORE & CO. Past Mail lCoack
! ' Leaves Wheeling daily al 6 o'clock. p. 81
AZ hours 20 Cincinnati tsl.-le9 IS
Piaf Coach. leaves Wheeling daily NJ s'clock
A. M. 4S hours 10 Cincinnati. Fare SO.
ID. Tailmadge's Good Intent Coach leaves Wheel
ling daily al 4. NJ. d hours ~ Maysville. Fare
SO e'1
~ E1lna furnished at all times. in the above
lines 10 parties, with the privilege oflyng by al night
not they choose. 49, f,.- 81 d,
Office No, &c Hater 81. WHEELIss. Va.
aug 30 J MESKfAiEN. Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

RIEW oO0DS.--Tao lafeaf arri vsl Of
~ FALL - WINTER GOODS
AZ Tho cheapest cash store Of r ~ n n
MARSH, Ne IA Main Street.
Where hoy have just received End are nos,
opening large stock Of Pa Hd and Wfnfsr Good
which In addition 10 their former stock raatee
tbel assoril4ent cgn1plete Pefsons wishing 10
call a. We are faiaFraine 10 give
e1eREAT BAReATNg.rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22
AT.ETANAC FOn IQ11.

. STEPHENSON AND HASWELL have iu.i
published ne FARMERS and MECHANICS
ALMANAC for 1874. calculated By Joha Am
strong, Am. Prof Of Mathematics IN Miaasi Uni.
vsrsiiy. Ohio. Copynght secured aecordinx 10 Lac.
For sale ia laFgo az snail quantities.
whsslisr. Sept, ~ lst5. srrus
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

NREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
" WHEELING TO BALTIMORE. WASH
lNGToN CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON The National Road and Good
Inient Siege Companies, are running o daily lines
10 Cas berand. ronxseiing With the d a q X r.
Only "a hours Stage travel To enhcr sf the above
eisirs. The bslsnce by Railroad. ~, ..e
Time To BALTIMORE 81 hnsr~., ~. s-
Time 10 Philadeip hia az hssurs
FIRE TO Bsitinors N DOLLARS
Fare 10 Philadelphia - do.
Six daily lines leaves the Co. S,ags and Rail.
road shire every manning a, 6. o'eisrk A NJ, and
exsras furnished ~ any hour q had should offer.
Fsrshr'urh Tickrns u, Baiimore and PhiIa,lelphis
srpIy Al the Cos ofiicr. No SO Water 81. Wheeling
Va me dssr North u 5 II"iei.
I, Fer uvsJ Inieni S,ar ca. ID HUTCHINSON.
srd wM K NEWMAN. fer ~ n 5 Co.
Creot Centrai Route Rail read AID Sssgs e5fee
sen 10 - P.f f..ti
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

At TIE CITY CASH STORF0
y ECEIYkD fhis dry, Ffiaday, Noysmbsr IA
IL 18f33
pieces super Fancy Vsiveis. isr faai-. ar.-..s,
70 % Aipaca Lusirss, all coloru,
Dc Dc Do sin Cksins
d. supsr cro-s-bsfrsd. b,.niifs, .s,;el..
Do ZsBobia Cloih a nav uricls for lslie-' 49,,
do emp French Msrinosr.
p % Iwilled Aipeca new article,
hbsD--aome vsry rich embroidered, Ti,bsf.
eterno. btocha and Other sbapls cold Frnasu. l.e-
nov ~ LOWTHER a BOON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

N OuRNINo aoODs--supsr nl.oL-
ksM french fmpsriels. Borabazinss, Noassiin 4,
Laines. super French Merino ard eeanins Fe.nsk
Chinizes Black Leua Wool and Tibet Hlsrin~
stiAWiS and Monming Crarats. Grapes. olspsr.
Lace Yoils snd fitkf4 RisSona. q ans an.osfnsns
poughI ~ilh case sn9 ausnfios. ~
seis VT sELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

NOTICE TO HOUsEKEEPEBs.
s1,HE snhszribers beg leave to inform the ein
zens Of Wheel:n3 AMI vicinity, that they
have opened a. Efr eFzE - F4
lGENERAL' FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
~ No las Main- street, Wheeling. Va. whers
nay b. found an extensive assort meot of Gili
ahd Mahogany framed Looking Glasses, Por-
trau and Picture frames; Upholstery ware con
aisinE Of Fearher Beds; holsters. Pillows, curl
ed hair Spanish moss, cotton, husk and spring
mattrasses; together with q full assortment OF
the latest 80 vie aud best finished FURNITURE
ever offered in this city; all of which will he sold
on the NEST reasonable terms al nd sarranfed.
Also, Locking glass Plates. mahogany veneeis,
ysrnish. Spanish moss. &c, &c, consistently on
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article
Of furniture on tina most accommo IatinS terms
Orders ia zaRe. vile can be left with J r
F2s MENDEL & HARBOUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22
tFsderick SmHh,
against
James Caldwsll's admir-,
heirs. and others.
DECREE rr
FOR ACCOUNT.
ARsrRIAcr


On consideration whereof il il sd ipdpcd
ordered and decreed. that his cause be refsifed
10 James Paul, esq. hereby appointed A com
missioner Tor that purpose, who IL 10 ascertain
real as pcrsonaD aud chooses in sciioR have
come 70 the hands OF The cefendanfs Alfred
JialdwsIl and Samuel CALDWELL or either OF
order or fef their use. or have become vesiel n,
them ~ tho deed OF trust of Jane. Cald well d.
personal estate OF said James Caldwell deces sed,
have sesn sold by the sand trustees or either OF
mem me :. and what times and upon what terms.
ana lot what Prices such sales were made and
what d spostion has been made hy the said
trustees OF such moneys, chooses il action, and
securities. as have 90 come TO thsif baads, and
count thereof. And all the creditors OF said
James Caldwell deceased are 20 be allowed IA
tome m before the said commissioner and prove
tne'5 oeots, which were sue at the date Of tbs
deed o. tlust m the bill mentioned, and tie said
commissioner Is TO cause the usual al verfjsemenr
70 DC s5 published r FOR az least 30 days in some
mat purpose; and fix peremptory day and such
q q me mem as shall not 80 come and prove their
cree, bat that such Of them as shall 40 cone n,
before they are TO be admitted creditors arc 10
give security for the payment of their proportion
o. the expenses oil this suit TO be settled hv saiI
commissioner. And the said comu,ssioner IL
70 report the said matters. keesfher with any,
Other r., matters deemed pertinent BY himseif, or
tee TO the parties concerned. ofhis proceedinos~
Tes'e.s a1 ALEX n LAIDLEY. cisrk.
coMNJssIoNER's NoTTcE-Tbe p.r, =.
lniere s;sd N the foregoing Decree vii take
notice, that IN pursuance Of 90 rsnch tbereos :
have appointed MandaV he sth a. = az - 80,
next as nv ef,ce IN the city 0f Wheel ing. a.
the ume aad place. when and whcr 4 Il sbs1l
eommePce the taking OF the account n SAD
decree objected. And hereby reuuire = n M r1sss
concerneo 70 produce. before me such pspc1s.
vonchere &c as may be Necessary Tor The n1o-ea
dee 70 Special commiss onsr, ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

Centemens' Fine C.s.h. Seal Velvet and Fu.
Lined CAPS, Bays Cloth. velveieen, Afuskrar
Neusrs AMI Seaiet Cap. f--t tffA ~
Infan's' t:Isrh nndveivea Gaps. Boston and rhiia-
delphia style. ..s-tifL ~ ect4 p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22
INSURANCE,

EyiRE &AiARfNE. iNSURzNcE-Ther ar
Y Two situations only in which individuals can
be placed, where they adequately appreciate
. zoe value oilnsafeacc. These are, while -'aad-
receiving from an Insurance. Office the tall a
mount winch they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by d. ISOLATE fam
Ily, lamenfng hat stupidity and folly which haS
fassed 20 pre- vide for such a contingency.
s ATKINSON, Agent Of the PROTEC ZION
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFORD, CONN
will take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses,
stores, mills, factories. &c, together with Their
contents. such rs furniture, merchandise, ma
ehtnery. and everyother description Of insurable,
psoPeTtys Also, on steam, Keel and hat boats
snd their cargoes tosand from any port on the
Western Waters.
1olei. A 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

perior conrt o. L.aw aud chancer, begun
continued and held for the county Of Ohio, al tho
November 1919. - -
DECREE ron ACCOUNT.
Francis r. Armstrong. administrator dc bonfs
non, with the will annexed Of Noah Zane,
deceased. 4 - -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

~ aud isnow opening Lis "a LII and WINTER
STOCK Of BOOTS md SHOES. a fhe South enS
uf the Markes Hsuse. Sign of the BLACK MANI
MOTH BOOT. A this Stock WINS selecied and
purchased expressly for The resaI trade &c Whesinr
fears need be entertained OF is quality. and whese
ss'icls n sold PUNE. end dsvs not turn sui t.
he such. The proprietor will make 10 good in sub
sequent purchase. All who wani Bools, Shocs
CAPS Leather and FindnEs. will please cell al the-
Souih End Of Msfke, Square. end exaniss he 5ol-1
lowing stock. vixs --i =
$50 Par Mems COARSE BRocANs.
$50 do KIP do, 1l-fs
90 do csfsni Morocco Alonrsss. q
90 Pairs Boys Thick Brsgsns.
SO DO Kio and Calf do, ~.
90 Pairs Yoaths' Thick and Kip Sh-el, tt4t4
100 Pairs Mems Thick and Kip Boots. ~ -, 8
132 do Calf Seal and Morucco Roofs,
ls5 Pairs Boys Kip, Thick and Calf do.
800 Fairs youha' Kip an. Cali de-. q,
3e4 Pains womens' Kip Lace Boots. -.
IA do Calf Do. 4, a. ~.
s25 DO ins scwed Calf 4 Morocco Boois.
200 DO Kip. Calf and Grain Leather Shoes,
500 do KID WALKING SHOES. -
90 do Kid and Morocco Slipper.
IsS do Silk aud Pruneia Caters.
$50 do Gum and Leather On enhoes, %, =. ii
200 Pain Masses Calf sce Boots. ,,a.,..E. ..
$50 do KIP BOOTS. -, ,5,us.,t ~. 81
| r00 pnir. Cbslf.~r-t SI.<.~... ~.-,xt..1 Is,<r-
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w yEssOP q sON's CAsT III

DAGeING--Jus1 received 10, heavy Hemp
- snd Cotton Rageing. ehospn
ocf7 sELBY's
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

- doz Gum Elastic ace Mifts,
dozen fsncY kEYpiian Mitfa,
Do fsncy Silk do,
30 Black Neft DO.
2 % Twisted siik emb'd Do.
with gresf vanstv Of Gloves n every 81
saripuon and price. NJ SRNSRNEY'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

cnxxcEsY--AI q Circnit :
v Superior Court uf Law and Chsncery begun.
continued. and held for the county of Ohi. ut The
Court house thereof. Friday The I7sh day sf !.
November 1913. iyc g -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

large hssorimeui cf The best Baltimsre and
SPANISH SOLE LEATHER. Up:er Leather Calf
Kip Kid sn9 Morocco Skins; Binding. Pisk and
Fair; Lining Skins. Thread Pegs. Nails. Awls Lasts
and Elndnra renernIIu AL 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

- to- =, t,usiuess and the defendant comfy
ised iot s,;sen.nr IT was proposed TO o'y 94t ~"
.sjNsf Ias FL, BrombuSh. grocer corner u
II q Ny ,,bao defendant said he would put mo
5Fs'n sSooo and the complainant 10 pun y, go
saeefa - ,,.,s drawn between them ana S'shs'
agd arle,es .o.L &c }rom5usf taken, amounting
graz: o. Ie coa,rived 10 ret the 1900 oi sr.
as6s Tor 'ha" "t.rsd and went win Mr.. Brombush 10
rhea w. law Office 70 get the transfer oil the lease 81
Il " t,r Mr. OTIS also beng wanted tn'I" at
p.rused aid he would 60 aitef Nun aAa
s ,,oDed to fulfil his engagement pay any mo-
=. sefef money of Mr.. Ot.s 10 him Prisoners
viHFp Th- jury, without leaving theIf SEATS
& s,ines a. Adjourned for the term
i MN g3it SsirssIoys.-Before the Recorder and
Aa.'s gsseaa and William Spencer were trsd Tor steal
IL Of satin from the store OF befhaid W
= -. psnitentiary months each.
srI stealinga pair of boots from the shop OF
isssp l ,,alard Pefitentiary months NET,
8ssi Tslsb st,aiiag number Of small kitchen arti-
;1sa.s sr,,b.r soria penitentisry months
siopa sycs. ,,gang stove worth s. from Frances
-! a Peaitentefy months
yck.oo black stealing cofre &c ron the tow
VIZ. - 81. Abbott Penitentlary 3months
u nth sad Edward Fitzgerald stealing coat from
ss i"d;sr named VIM Tushinghan City Pfson i've
sn-l7 WIN THr CroToN W4rEg.-Aiig3s c9od M.
boy in lbs employ named Matthew Mc.oo"
- J,pes were tried FOR assault and battery va
;.ob A Howard It appeared that the cGnplei.a''
,,s through B:oadwah the corner oil g'an'
..,ne1sy and thu box engaged cleaning on I've n.
with hos attached to one Of To, ul sE ,hlomn over
h boy TO dsst PLAYING as the "Iesi ,,f,s. 70 ob-v
y ,aj the other passefs bY The boy ftlossi -
-. kicked the hose off the walk pom 80 up'. ~
,,r WRIGHT, used hard words sslle" ~.
mex Mr.. Wright viii, it. and then ga', nun nun ,,i -,
gs with ,he water. Wright was ouna sU'i's
s ae, trials for sssanltng wives by heif husbands
- - for which the latter were dp! Pnh'he''eu
l po,,rg OrncE.-STADBlNc.-A co!orcd man
lJ Ruben Moore arrested for sab5es win h r,
5s 70 Kill coIored named Sisa Cfa"lofI
- I,,I, Waer 81 on Thursday night ne i.inae anu
a aeo anil ~ s, %,n OF hef s Ss
y hore place put his hand about asd iniicea
= ever. sabs in her breast with knit causing
sg "a pronounced dangerous by the physician. he was
a .lcFsts.-Robert Todd arrested and committed
.oe u Yards Of sa,art worth $40 from the store OF
- g Huat & Co. corner OF Chatham ana rrafi SIS
nourhery was arrested aud committed for stealing
baund nail worth 81 from John Florence Jr' cofner'
{ Place aud Broad%a.
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