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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-11
DR DUNcAN's EXPkCToRANT RfME
by ~
sumption,

- l.. rornhs. SCOUTING If blood, Rr0nehiiis
y n a'fy Of Rreath NJ. Asthma, far IN 'he
tde 5ressf md chost. whneniog couch, croup.
an 1lI dIseeses nf he Liver and the Lungs.
" mr. at1ye liable ia tiso.se--and danth IL
tte refsla lnt Of ail that live and hive he net
mi theHth ~ I7fler c1rrot he rverfed, snl
~" if7'r wey. ~ 10 mower of m ,dlrine he
r'fna I'd rend I'D lrss fninn n The fl cted
fhtf- ~ one dfsrRse INV, qrr " ieh AZ. III kir
fat - have acfr lie nowtt - the hpahna ~
-the 1'1ra"a iarulty hive IA vn'n attemni,d 10
4'r'sf fts faf11 ~ 9rsaV. ~ IA. apnheaflan Of
f"nI - - 81 n. do, trarh er ltua..r ia fhs,r
areef'er-h uf f0ffS uf1u'iop hes deGpA tEnir
gnret all L Ia stalltcd fdr'h sf.h itnnrnity
s'ihfrng "a - = ceIlqss emhfnce froni from
eNerf g q. md \ mer'hcr frnm eyorv fa - "
an castirg Gloom an darkness o'er tho plare
AZ 1ts eaifaf rnn. IL ihcn. vhnee lshots hive
Tauahl fAf'h medicine which IN many cases
'tl art"si tho nrogress Of the fatHl disease
an VI eh vii Alsp afford rrllef IN the most
s'ghhotn an hopclraa .hon4 10 reg r1ed n the
'ohi ~ nphlie henefacter II u conhientl,
e"yed thu nlasan's Expecfornnl Remedy
a'H - Us. Hrnce II IL presented End recnn-
tr"pdrd - the community. Tbs medicine
nm sdtafslYnnlliltp- and relieves the Decreasing
1enn9h. snustrR 'rce ani easV eNpector,tlon;
'topY'ug the hectic f'ver and nigh, swea heAlin.
me nlenraied Lungs and arrestng the fatal pro-
WAS ~ con ~ pi' ~ At the .ame TIM strength
"tinp The woak and dehilratod. reenli'iug the
howcls. md ero}n- NJ qniei reat aad sweet re-
"ase. THIS 'Ftmedy' ran be relied npon ie do MI
"a tha upvsr Of raii,,l ai@ being II aod N tho
"f'vate nracfire Of tie late Or Denrrn, fProf.a-
or ~ HI r,rversi'y Of Rdlnbur1.l fer upwards
# eieh teen yenr4, ny whieh thou annig have heen
res'0red % nareNt health. Il snoi - ba under
staot lhal the E,neetorani Remedy will cure
- easos Of 'oss1moiion: this It will MOI do
Rui WI le here i Ito rhere - hopei we would
ih"rc'ore a.iyise nj touso this medicine. When
thc eRs"f4 ln"fta tle. II anil proges hlesslns 70
fhr ~ fere ,hs aivinr na.e anA sirensih. relf~v-
~ fhe eo0ph, aud essakleq Of PHI leqn. &c
Hhe4 a'o7e e q'ssoletion 70 the patent, valct
III, -s,uds d not rxerriencc.
Rememher opiy Padndolphia Office is at No
a Nofh Fieb'h =
7ar 'ale n Wheeling by J u & RIB MARSH,
C,eIs lr,p'r my %
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ALEX L.rDLFY. Clerk
CORNERSTONE NOTICE

VIRGiNIA-Ai Circuit su- erIor Court of Law
and chancery, heeun, continued and held for
the county of Ohin. the cosrt house thereof
on FRAY ire 18th DIV Of November lsi3.
The North Western Bank Of Virginia.
And
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank r.
OF Wheeling. Comp ainans. clo.,.,,,
against
Solomon King and others
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a RHODES. h,vc on h,

cENSENEI 4 RHODES. hive on hand
! nh esssn-t%e pssoti trent u ecnsnpnhlr Dry
t'"hds winch thev nte REsoI frp in 'all very luw
tr CASH They respectfully nh iAe rohlic 10
cnA sni evan No lhrr stork hcfnfr hevi' = u, tho,
1s dispose n commence 'bo New Yeat with
lteto,sed etcf'inns Is to busness lan
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Hshf"H
Solomon King and Others.


Abstract ofhe Deeree.
And iii further adiuiged ard rrd and !erreed
that IL be referred to Alexander Wilson, go. n
csmmis sioner of this court n asccrtt in and re-
mort what il due to said complslnanis. respective.
". on the other writings obligatory mentioned
in said bills and proceedings. sand What payments
have been made thereon, respectively. oui Of the
trust property conveyed by the cefeniaai Philips
TO Daniel Lamb. aud by the def, ndant Fawcett
To Will IN " King, "a mentioned IN the answers
o. the SAID Solomon King. 10 nd original hill ,,
together with anYihng else deemed pertinent by
himself or specially required hv the p1rlies.
Teste, ALEX r LAiDLEY, Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~, HbeeIing. Feb'y :, ls44.
Inc nari'ss interested in the matters conta ned
| have appolnte "Wednesday he 9Th day OF
March next atmy office in the city IF wheeling
a. the time an place. when and where, I shall
proreed 10 nscer'an the amounts due and paw.
menis made, as directed by said decree. and
require all persons concerned 10 attend befor,
me at the time and place aforesaid.
ALEX WILSON
ire Mssisr Commissions
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-11

Law and chanceiy for the eouufs Of OHIO. hci =
al tfr cont hosse thereof, o. Friday tue 26 Ia
dayd lanuaY ISL
HenfI hianH complainant,
arainxf
Richard Nina and others drfcutan's.
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT.
ABSTRACT
And the court doth therenaon. adiudgo, order
and decree. iha III ean - be referred To dward
Ii Ftzhuph, Esq one OF The commissioners OF
this court, to take and state an account oil the
location. quantl'Y ard value OF the real cstate.
which the ~ ndant Simms, vas seized Of or
entitled 10, NJ the dates Of the several Judgment
and at the times of tbs forfeiture Of the sevetal
Iorinconne bonds menn ansd ~ SAID original q
smenues and supplemental bills, with the incum.
brances thereon and the Va ue ot the annral
rents and profits thereof: and iso 10 fnke and
state an account Of the debts due by sad : nnns.
aud charAeable upon his real esta'e AFORESAID,
with the order IN which they are tiiled TO paw
ment: and Tor his purpose, the said com @is-
sianer is 10 cause noise 10 he gwen by adver
fisemcl IN ONE one ar more OF the newspapers
printed in the cIty ~ Wheeling IN this eouu}Y for
the ore,iitors Of said Slmms whose demands are
chareeable on his real estate. 10 rome IA before
him aud prove 'htlr claims, and he shall lix
3, rempioTy day Tor that purpose and such Of.
Them as shnli net 50 Gene IN aud prove ihsr
ciafins by ihs TINE so llnucd, shnil be excluded
ir'm the benefit al thus deerec. And aisb 10 take
AMI state an account Of the real estate whteh
the defendant Henry Moatc was Sc zel Of, or
erhtlcd 10, AZ the daies # snH judgments, and
The times al II a. f.ffeiture OF the said bonds as
well az al he time when the several dteds Of
trust. mentioned IN said bills, from SAID Moore
TO Llsl and Brady respectively. were lodged f1r
record, with the Judgments and noun brances
chargeabe thereon, and in what order they are
apon the same. ard tho order N which
The respective pur mons of the said real estate Of
saId Mnole 10 chargeable with the payment Of
said judgments and Incumhranoes, N The hands
,f The respective purchasers aud owners thereof
Aud tue aad commissioner is 10 give due noticc
81 his proceedings. ~ ffrutf te lte Govt
Teste, ALEX I LAlDLE1, Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


i The parties interested IN the matters contained
IN the above decree, viii lake notice that have
appointed Monday the nth day OF March peNt.
az The Office Of Jacob & Tlizhugt ~ the civ Of
comu.ence act ng nm er the sad decree And |
hereby require that al persons who mny have
claims 10 present. or other business under The
decree, 10 aFpcar htfsre me, on ar before the
.n,n day Of April next, with such papers,
proofs and YOU hers, IS may he necessary for the
proper taking Of the account.
EDWARD II FITXHUGH.
f,bs Muster Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-11
ladies.

TIVE L rdas Of Whecling al vicinity, nre re-
DJ,ef Mammoth Bort IN Market Sq1Nre. and
purchase very aa1erior 30 oil dresstd Maroc-
en Tace Boot. NJ # tsey prefer n Fashionable
Raei,in Shoe of the same material, jlst the arl-
.easan n The year an l3l A TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-11
JBLIsHFB DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES L. WHARTON.
: rvs aoRsKs or UNION ASr MAIN. srREFTs
WHEELING. VA.

:. "a ~ noSru 80
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Jingle paper. Cor sale by The efrfiers and al The
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he Weekly paper. the Western Virginia Times.
ublished on Wednesday 1t 81 % per annnm
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criber received for less term than sir months,
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TERMS or ADvEarrsfNo.
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On urcl.. e2.50
hree Weeks. x5.<J
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so mas.hs. $500 Three months $500
Refreshments inserted I'LL hfhli or without
,ss order. will be inserted until ordered mi
,hnrged one daisr fnr lsi three Insertions, and
for each in-eriion aiier Advertisements
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Chaaeery

The nnriies interested IN tie foregoing decree,
are hereby notified. thai have APPOINTED Mon.
'day III, is,b dny II Nareh neSt, NJ nv office IN
tie city of Whcrlnc NJ the time aad place,
when nnd whers. ! shall proceed to take the
account directed ~ aid decree
And ali persons hhylna any interest 4 ere.,
are required "a intend before ne on thai day,
anh mn The tenth dav Of April ls4t when the
said ne. cunt viii bs elosel. 1tS ACLAhkE.
feb Il dHssttr ,gami2S}optr.
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olis, with gratitude aud thanks.
MANY ppLpT +

YsSo RENT s TOOD. vii reol staoll
p Back ieaomerl nHh 3 rsofns. M Nain street.
directly IN front ofhi. resldeoee Mtin St Wheeling
ian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-11

TEST Received. At The Sign Nf The Back Nam.
j moth Rect South End of Market Square.
1000 IL. of Boat Spanish Sole Leather. nd vii
y, aid low for Cash. a $ TODD.
(el, 10 &
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-11
DF NTISTR Y.

y II
s. p HULIHTEN. DENTAL SURGEON.
AFFICE, No oil, Nam 81. few doors above
Y y the Virginia ilolel. Wheeling, Va.
may ! II
EHOY's BOOTS-A S TODDh has JUST rec
ID fresh supply OF Boys thick strong WINTER
B1ots. Also, IA sueuly Of Boys cal and ZIP
boots shoes and Rrogans
South end . the MARKET house,
.7iqn o(fhe Big Black Boot on Hheelf.
jan
VXIAITERS-A splendid assarlmen OF
w Walter. JUL reed aud for sale by
49, 2 SAML NEEL.
NAIIS-In0 Kegs Nall;
" 50 hoIes 8 by 10 aud 10 Ivy IL "lndo"
Glass Ju.l reed and for sale Al The o""sl mntkel
price NOV .
..a q, ,,,sos HARVEY GLE,ss..
'''' " WILSON & GLEASON.
fTo,e Rason Wright & Col
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
nEh CHA N1'S,
No. CO TcnoePlropLAs ST
NEW ORLEANS
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NfHfHf IN
Charles Ensell md ahrra.
DECREE FOR AN ACCOUNT.

Il =.
And the conri doth therrunon nSindgr. order
and decree. thar this causf he referred 10 = III
iizh uah. go. Of ~, c .mmis-ihnerz OF thus
court. 10 take aud state an account Of the value
of the tract If land. ard rlgh' - dlg and uFe
coal sescrihed in the daei of1nly - ~. mention
rent. and prnfts thereof and 10 take AM -'Ais
nv account Of the lions. intumhranees an,
CHARGES said tract OF land and righi ~ stg huh
nse coat .snd of the amounts respectively DUE on
the several ind <ment. and forthcoming bonds
rneniioncd IN said bill, md II III pcrso1s 10
whom the same ace respectively due, with The
nunrn, 'ur 10 each of then md tho order n
which they are Respectively chareeahle IN The
said real estate and ths or Ter n wh ieh the sad
estate - liable IN nav the same; together win
my thing deemed peri;nrnt by the Tafs ommis-
sionfr or speciallv required tY either oil The par
ties,-Ard the said cormissianer ~ to give
reasonable notice of his proceedings to the PSF
ties, and is 10 give ihlrty DAYS notice
nv adver isensn'. IN some newspaper printed N
the city Of Wheeling; for all persons claiming
liens or inrurnhrances on said rSa' estate 10
come in before him and prove their snId demands
aud he shall fix neremptery dav for that pur-
pose. and ssch Of them a. shall not sa come IN
and nroye their demands BY the time ao limited,
shall be excluded from the tenef If this decree
and the aid commissioner shall report 10 the
court. Tss'e.
So ALEXv L,IDLFY. Clerk.
COMMISSIONER NOTICE.
Pnrsnantto the directions the above decree
contained, the parties interested therein, are
hereby Notified that have appointe Tuesdav
the 10Th dav Of March newt nt the Office 81 Jacob
& Fiizhrgh in the CITY nj Wheeling. the lime
and place for com alenrin the account, and
hereby requir. all persans having claims n move
TO present hem before me property authenticated
and vouched an or he'ore the ren'h dat ~ April
next. EDWARD ~ F1F|iTGH,
feb 7 Master Csmnn ssioner.
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FOUNTAIN INN!
late Deltlnerer's' iianr ST. BALTIMORE.
W w nlX.
Prepriaors.

late 9elo5a"es''' i'onr sr. BALTIMORE.
nIA' I p,e,,;,,o,.
ARTHUR l. FOGG. f'sp''e'o'''
WING leased lhs etienalyc and fasorio
iehlisl nrnl. md ennfrly renovated and
ilfe u thtongbont 90 thal il en- compnrs a'vssia
reon,y mih nv s,milor establishment, in ,hc Union.
have NJ he>,'ait,n il eudenkoriht IN ri'rnci tie
attention n he travelling public Ia rhls fnynriie
H-fei Eth" nnst sttpnrc.s cteriions. Joined -
eK"fy fsissh't convenience 10 he found esevhcts.
ran insure saere-s. they rledRc themselves tn, i.
orrr' "eR eatnc' reputation sh, not only b~
r crit-l IN, .nrn1ssoF
In sceefanare will lhe difficulties II The tines
fh-r have determined Ia rpece heir cAarges 10
'errespord PFC 81 a5 ncr day
'elimote. foly 2. lsi3 l.
@T,-.1Tf--1Tc4 -7Ty.
tsf re"e'eo9. n ~" supply of Jehn.m.
- NiNrFR AND SURFING
Fa' NEWS ASp BonK INKS, ~
Pa ~ IN kcsr from 20 Il, 25 Lbs tocA. Also
lot II
cotORFn INKS.
ful NJ IN Snnll Tn eons. - each he,n retc
artaogemrn's . ~ nt Chos johnson. Of rhadel-
phiN. nv whthl stall - ernhlod 10 Loop conafast
snro'r nf MI kind- md celors al Filming ial.s.
which viii ee -eli 'hoao fot Cab
inn II w RobR Cor Of sla.o& Coion Ct
For Sal T-1ore III al = Crooks and Wosstet-
heln's Poke Knives
dec 40 FAlRCHlLo.
u. M,CINSIs.
CROC r RIFS DRY q y DS.
No. IFS. East tdc of Nsrl,t Sgp~r-.
IaS an har pencro' nssor'fpor' II Faut'v
- GrOcrRrce ,pd nONFSTIe DRY
Goops. wbtrh ~ oHe-s Ia tho nahl1c low ~ 10y
en- - I'D - - Sestetn rcuetr" mo %
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French Boots.

q door, .ouh u Irginia Hohl, Nam sfreef1
Holm f.. WADE - unw manufacturing a supe-
- nor article Of GENTS BOOTS. after The latest
FRENCH STYLE and nude II the hest Philadel.
nhln materials, which hs warrants 10 cempele with
ANYTHING ever golfen up in the United States, and
NJ The following prices.
GOOD CALF BOOTS. $500
FINE do. COO
EXTRA sup sup, 80
W,,., nroo( do with Cork and India Rubber 90
eXirn.
Ladies and Childrens' BOOTS and SHOES made
n he neste.t style. "d24
INANIi.Y MEDICAL LIBhARY-A
Trrafi.e on The prevention and cure ui disca.
-, Of Disease by 9im6n and simple medicines.
nv Or Bucban. wtih outline Of Anatomy and
Physiology. illustrated b 100 eugraslogs. Tor
.,,s nv JOHN J uASWELL, Culyii S.
f.b
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-11
N'IRGINlA--At an lutermeintr ter a Of the
Circuit Sunerior Cenrt Of Law and Chan
Gerry far The county Of Ohio, begun, cnnunIed
and held NJ tie curt hinse thereof, IN enday
,he qih dsY Of February i7ii.
Dsty and Hand; Comp'annuis \,
against ct,a,.r,,
lame, 6 Wheat Il Others; Defendants J
Deere FAR iccouHt.
ABSTRACT.

And II ~ further ordered. that this canse be
referred 10 one Of the Com nisslonels 81 ms
cnurt who, after givins the usual notice Of the
time md Mace Of taking the -rpHnts, hetenat.
ternrdsred Is TO ascertain and report wat q
due to the compananis as also, 10 ths oihcf
creditors named IN the deed of trust hled bN
corrplainants, "a her exhibit A. nr TO such other
persons may ae entitled 10 the debts ~ The
said deed of trust mentioned Aod on notion
of the conpl Inants, II is ordered. that by
Dorsey and Wary l. his wife, and I'll y swear
ineen, be made parties defendant 10 this SUIT,
ana that process is.ue against them, ane mat
they have notice OF the time and place 81 lakli
the accounts fo;esaid And the sst1 comniis-
-ioner il To- be allowed 20 examine the parties
upon inierrogatori-s touching the sald account
lad he IL al 81 to ascertain and report whether
the efendani Wheat u entitled TO ihs fees for
advertising, &c. claimed in his answer, or 10
anv part thereof together with anyihln1 thought
ueriinent or specially tequt by thr pariles.
Teste. M.kX + LAlDLEY, Clerk.
NELsos. for C)mpt,.
Colnuissionsr's one Feb T. lri4,
The parties interested 10 the matter ~ the
foregoing decree, are rehy upfifed that ! have
appointed Thursday the i4ih dav Of March ls4i,
a the office Of Jacob * FiiZhugh, IN the cit OF
Nheelng, the lime md place. whed and
where, | shall proceed 10 take the account, drec
ted by The said deeree-And1 require all ha@ne
claims under the deed therein mentioned ard
referred to, IN present them properly proven, 70
enable me to reoort required on OF before the
sth day OF April next, theren tier.
ED II FlTZHUGH.
feb - Master COmmiSstoRer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-11

VIRGISfA-At nm intermediate term nf the
Circuit superior Court of Law aud Ghancefy
CIR the COUNTY Of Ohio. helJ NJ the cour house
~ reofo Monday the 2alh day 81 January isii.
ri Merchants and Mechanics Bank
Of wheelirg. Ia
oro;aY Chanccry.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-06-10
st, JOhnsbury, Vt June 10, 1874,

morning he put n linen frock and large straw hat,
and took down his sickle, thought him If possible,
more captivating than before. What comes next?-
Why he snys no will be farmer, nm independent,
happy farmer and dear parents, with your consent
your daughter Louisa wi be mistress Of his farm, his
house and heart. Do not get angry dear mother but
come you and father see how happy all here,
and how good. know you will approve my choice
md bless your nieclonato daughter
LOUISA NJ iIENsHAw
'Iia ha : laughed Mr. IIcnshaw, Il ogree with
you wife; there is amusement in that letter al
ways told you you would get your reward FOR cutting
your good brother numerically. Your cherished,
only daughter, who to marry titled roreigne rnt
least will now become the younger Mrs Grey, a far
mers wife,
She shall not indeed she shall not cried Mrs.
Henshaw. 1T would kill me outright and she wcpt
misernbly.
But, persisted Mr. Henshaw, Louisa will do as
she pleuses, She is her mistress and our only
child. And doubt will be a much happier, use
ful and respectable woman with your nephew Grey,
than as the wife of the first lord in England. We
will go and see them married.
we will 60 and take our poor dcluded child home
sobbcd the lady.
But you know said tho teasing gentleman,
the doctor ordered her to stay in the country six
months, You sure!y would not defy the doctor?-
Louisa would certainly die il should take her away
before tho six months have expired
Mr. and Mrs. I!enshaw left town the next day, and
after pleasant journey came in sight Of the venern-
BILE mansion with its sheltering elm noble orchards,
and extensive fields, in which the lady was born,
where she sporled away her chiIdhood but which
she had not before, since she was in her four
tcenth year. Now ms she looked upon it, many
tender memory from every pleasant spot and she
wept for very tenderness and fond regret. Passing
the orchard they group Of lovely girls chatting
and laughing they gathered the large, fair apples
into baskets, which noble looking young man
rled and cmpticd into wagon for use.
There is your daughter and son in.law,' said Mr.
Henshnw with assumed gravity.
God bless them cried Mrs TTenshaw with cnGr-
gy. q have been fool, and now feel that sixty
years Of artificial life in a city well exchanged
with all its pride and circumstance, for the hap
piness which that dear girl has enjoyed during her
six honhs in the country.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Revelations By Mesmerism. Penn
sylvanian, of Philadelphia, translates a
strange narrative from Dutch paper. A
little girl, FIVE years ofage, was drowned
GEAR Dresden, while amusing herself with
some playmales, who were afterwards
Unable to point out the place ofthc! catas-
trnphe. The parents applied to Amelia
kiunger, n celebrated: isonambulist, and
she Immediately told them where they
could End The body, whichthey JidTin the
very spotshe named, and they returned
her their thanks in the newspapers. The
affair has crealed q sensation in Dresden.
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Fron.tHs Washington Spectator.
Mr.. CALHOUN.

For the hrstltimein our lives, we quote
from an Abolition paper something sthatis
'commendable, although surrounded with
much that is false. The article John G..
Calhoun, from The Bangor Gazette, shows
how his towering mind and noble aitri.
.butes command the admiration ofils bitter.
esi enemies, and most ultra opponents in
politics. ALI hands aid in eleyatipg this
great statesman above all living heads; /;
and only anticipate the immortality which
will cherish his name, when the ;feetingi
breath of temporary power and fame shall
be lost in the night Of future ages.