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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03
NE.y BOOK AID Piano FORTE ESTABLISH;

NJEW BOOK And PIANO FORTE ESTABLISH.
~ MENT IN RICHMOND, NA.-E !. NASH and
JAMES WOODHOUSE have formed II Ca. pirnership,
under the firm AMI style Of NASH NouDlloUSE,
for The uposy uf conducting extensively III this CITY II
wholesale and DoA, stltonrry, and Piano Forte
business. They have taken -''
Stores just erected on The lot OF The Old Ense
Hoie.
They i'll b. supnici Al all times with 'arge az ont
mcut Of - ,ndaId, school, Med cal Law, aud Misc-'a-
nrnis Books, Stationery of every description, Fancy
Articles Music aud Mi-cal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
With larps and c"mmau'in. Stock "i Those superior
and tricd Piano Forces. Of which many have been 50 u
hy f. r. Nash of Petersburg, well As those oi other
makers. All the late publications Of Men; aad new
Music received IS anon as published.
l.. I. Mash still continues ms Establishment IN fr-
ttrsburg, all extensive scale
NASH & WOOnHOUSE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03

SCENES IN THE PACIFIC, &c.
w RANDOLPH 4 CO., lei Main street, Rich
-. mond, nave for le-
Scenes Incidents and Adventures in the Pacific
Ocean or the Islands Of the An>t!hlasan Scas during
The cruise of the Clipper Margaret Oakley, under Capt
u. Morrrll, by Thomas ]. Jacobs, with engrasings
AGrammar Of the Greek Language, principally from
the German Of kuhner, by &. Anthun.
No. 3 The Spoon, by II. o. Wrsaan
No Z Harpers' llinstrate1 Bible.
No Is McCulioch's Gazetteer
No Harpsr's Edition Wandering Jew, 6 cents.
Auo .f2-Wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03
Aug. ?
EARYjlENWARE CHINA AND GLASS.

EARtJlEN w AXE, IiiiN+i ANp 0la'oe.
CHlNi III A l. II.
I,iE subscriber has just received, by the Ea'lne Eiza
aud hi, Rob Roy from Liverpool, direct from ne
Manufacturers of his own Importation, his Fall supplies
"f EadhenwaIe and China, embracing very iafet VA
r-,y of new patterns and styles, and rnabiins him TO
offer 10 the CITY and COUNTRY TRADE: an assoft.
nen seldom .quaed, and at very low prices for cash,
tn pun" tual customers. "
IIaviu. Just returned from Glass Factories, he is daily
expecting by the regular packets his supplies OF Glass
aud Fdacy Goods, and Looking GLASSES selected IN
person. and purchased At the lowest cas Prices nose
m want WHETHER at Wholesale or RETAIL invited to
call aud examine s stock before purchasing elsewhere.
HUGH A. WATT,
No. ~, West Man street.
2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03

Civ nj Richmond IN wit:
This day personally appeared before Inc. Magistrate
for the said city, William plnrll. who, being duly
.orn, dia drrose and say, that the following Scrip rarc
teen ~ m~lIii. viz:
No. iua5, e!lsr-s Bank of Virgin May ], ls3s.
so. s9ti, - ' Farmers BIZ. Of Va, Jan ~, ls37.
gI7l - - July -, ie:c.
M. i23 II i. < +. I. X. Co., May -, ie31.
Given under my hand, this 2oth day q au:nt I'll.
GEO. FISHER.
Auo 81 3i-,m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD-icit my
" residence in March last n, gro Man, by the name
Of MOSES r.. is twenty fur years Of age, ec; or
inches In height stnnt but inclined 10 be bos leg
ced, brown complexion aud pleasant c"unenancr He
has been lurking in the neisihorh".d oi iir bowling
Green where he hasa wifeat Ur. Taylor's Estate, oh
the Rappahunncck Riv-r,-and in Rirhmonj, where he
has n brntier the property ola Mr. BargaIhn-also, IN
the neighboitood OF Berke'ey's Estate. WIN pay 81"
f,r hi. anrr,hsnsion in Caroline the adjacent conn
tes-S5o in The States 90 cut ofih state Of vsinia
- RD. NJ. BRIDGES
,sr.;,a c,i,oray, n n Aur G. Hi-wU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS,

THOMAS Z CHARLES ELLIS,
Imyo,tcrs of DrV Good< Hordirorc, Cwh,on, Gas
GnrS,
HAVE REMOVED TO ~. LOG, MaiS STREET,
The tenement with two-sory Granite Front. mex,
To Mr. William Mitchell.
V,,iE undersigned will rcccivs IN few days. by 'is
i ships "Rub Roy" and "Klc;ard Anccrsnn," from
Liverpool direct ,lirir Fail Importation In Their Try
Goods Department they Offer vr'y best Goods be-
obtained in both Foreign and Domestic marse'ssnrl
"a Cloths, Blankets, Nap Cot,ons, Fannels WonlIrns
of every kind for servants wear liish Llen Pr n''
Hosiery &C. In the lard~ are Department, t.ey far
nish large, beautiful and unnrm;y varied assortment
all of which they pledge themselves I" sell al prices
rs low as may ford any other house in the city
THOMAS d CHARLES ELLIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03
Washington Gig. Angus, G. 1914. ?"

TAPPAIANNoCK FEMALE SEMINARY.
NrIsS MARY ELLA BOAD.-Ihc next session OF
oLer and will be conducted by Miss Bond, with The aid
az competent assistant The course OF stud; VIII en-
brace all The brunchrs of English Education WIN
Frsnch Music Embroidery, Drawing and Painting.
III. boarding Depar men viii he, As heretofore, I'M
der the charge of Mis-. Sarah Ellis.
Terms a. heretofore. For further particulars, see CIR
Refer TO DR.. Peterborough. DR.. Thos. c. Gordon,
Col p A. Brainham, Col. Geo. Wight, Capt WIN. y.
Wright Capt. q. +. Jones. Jas Roy .'cnu George Il.
Do,vns Richard Croxton ]. A. Parker, Il. l.. Pitt X.
S. Uukips, Chas w smith, T. b. Carnett, Daniel Rem
mods. ., -.
Tappahannock, Ange % a--~ow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03
NGs. MGAp's <cuooL-snocKoE nlLL,

RICHMOND
fENIiE session of this Institution will commence
on the iit, day q: October The confs- oi sat
dy III the '.ciun viii b- t!iorotg and extensive, and
"il, as hrrrtf.c br conducted by Mrs. Mead herself
with ihr ard Of valuable aud experienced Teachers.
The Modern Euro. can languages, Music and Draw
iEc, vii he taught ty attic Nnst-rs.
There viii h. reg .lar LECTURES on Science and
General Literature ih'ou.h"nt the session. and course
Uf Lecture ~ FnES,H VIII liz delivered 10 the Pupils Of
that DEPARTMENT.
Select Cia,srs IN Italian aud German viii meet every
evening al O'Clock. These Classes VIII hr open 10
ycuEg Ladies not o.brrw $50 connected win The Srhuo
Reference is made 10 tie following gentlemen, all Of
whom have daughters 1T Mrs. Mead's School:
Richmond -R. Eev. Bishop Johns, Rev. William Nor
wcnd, Rev. Dr. Emplr.
Acknowledgement. A. Smith.
Washington ciy-Iiun.J. Y Mason.
RiclniGnd-Jas T.. HEATH Esq Chas r. Osborne, ESQ
Cumberland Nelson Page, Esp.
For Terms, &c, see catalogue aud circular.
Aug. y 33-tlO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03

nFSsfON AGENCY-The subscriber having been
for several years engaged in The Pension Once ex-
cusvely in the .esanI,naon Of Claims for Revolution
ay Services, and having LEFT that Once his if l
,s, roo reats devoted mis- time To the prosecution OF
claims before that oiec and the other Public Offices Of
The Government. Beng well acqna nted WIN Tue
y,rous Pension laws, and VITA tae sources rom
nnrc n,onf az service may he derived, he isenahrd
10 render essential aid such may require IN agent
in this Guy. -, ;,,, ;,
He viii transact business of any kind committed 10
bis charge for reasonable compensation
All letters en- business must te posi- pau. =,
reference il respectfully made 10 The Hon j. w.
''S II. H. SYLVESTER.
r,,,.. o;s, aur,a, r. 1914 aS WIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03

SAMUEL WISFREE will sell Tobacco, Wheat and
- Flour on commission, aud will give particular at
ention To all property entrusted TO his management.
Office in from, building of shockoe Warehouse.
Lag 7i-ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03

AIRS. CLopTON'S Seminary for Yonns Ladies will
4vt open on. Monday 18th II September, on Grace
street, the adjoining la. with -. Paui's Church.
Tie course study wlbt systrma,iral ani thorough,
embracing all the hranchrs usually taught IN Semnarcs
the highest grade. Especial attention III be paid TO
Elocu:ion and prumanshIp Connected with the resn-
lar studies III the SEMINARY, VIII he course OF lilstori-
c1l Lectures. delivered on two evenings Of The week,
and 'l studies ~ lha Important branch Of education IN
hole hGUl w be directed preparation Tor those
lectures.
Astronomical Lectures will likewise be attended IA
by able Professor.
The young ladies committed 10 The charge of Mrs.
Glopton will he under the Jolnt care n. Judge and Mrs
G.. ara IN al' respects will treated Of their
family The s.iuatidn. uf hta.ih and comfort, Is
passed ly III the city.
II is desirable that each yonns lady becoming mem
her az Airs c.'s family should ne furnished with sill
fork. four IT," els aud fur napkins.
Terms for boariers aud day scholars made known on
application Mrs. &. Spec, reference Rev. J. B.
letter, Rev. J. u. Taylor and The Rev Mr.. Walker.
Rev. Is. Taylor being acquainted with Mrs t.'s sys
II rducation viii give a"y iuiona'ion The sub
jrct those interested the success o this Seminary
Aug ~ 3l-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03

CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND GLASS,
No. 81, (Stgm Of the P1teher,) Ntfn street.
xIyM. +. BUTLER & co. have now in store, and
w will be n cciving throughout the season, large
and w. assorted Sleek Of Fashionable Goods, em5rac-
Ing many new aud pretty patterns.
These Goods are uf our imporsatinn-were rnr-
chased with money and will he offered AT such prices
n. must he ~ s'aclurv 10 purchasers
We respectfully request our former customers and ire
Pu'''' - wM. F. BUTLER & CO, 50 Main street.
3I-wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03
LUDW ELL II. BROW.
EDWIN ". TAYLOR,
t,,.tststyf so sItIt,.u-f,D

DEW ENIt1 7 " MIN.
Refer 10 bessrs. Storm, Dubola x Co. New York;
Caleb Cope, Esq, philadrlrha; Lewis Webb, ESD,
Richmond; Wyatt Caldwell, Esq.. Charlotte c. H.;
William Kinney, Esq, Staunton: Mayo Caheli, Esq,
Nelson; Judge Henry St. George Tucser University OF
Virginia.
Feb % g2-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03

FAIL STOCK or HARDWARE.
RICHARDS 4 GARDNER,
Importers and Dealers IL, Foreign and Domestic
Hardrarc, Cutlery, Guns, !Saddlcry, ST. al
No. 81 Vast Main Street, Sicnof the MI
Sac Richmond Virginia,
a Richard Anderson from I.yern,o direct 10 this
Port, Their Fail supply of English HARDWARE, ronsistrs
of every variety Of birmingham aud Sheffield Goods,
which, being purchased for cash. and imported direct,
they pledge Themselves 10 sell low The came goo1s
can bs purchased in this any Northern market .
sso receiving from the manufacturers our supply oi
Domestic Good, and OF the attention of Couh.
try Merchants very superior Of English ana
American Hardware, and at prices which cannot fail 10
give satisfaction.
Wcre>peclfuy invite MI who visit this market, TO give
us call and examine for themselves
RICHARDS & GARDNER,
Aug.T 32-a No. 81, West Main Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03

,sCHOoT. FOR GIRLS.-Tte subscriber having
- school MS family CIR his own children, wcud he
willing L. lake lew girls holf!-rs. where they would
bc Taught all the ordinary branches nf Female eduCa
ior Including If drsredl the French Language and
Ma sic IN tie rianD Forte
Board WA every attention that IL given 10
lis own children.
TERMS:
Eoard. washing and tuition for 10 months, $40
wuSir ~
French ID
The Term Ia begin the lst Monday in October.
Ny .cuer retired aud lralthy siluaiion Is about
ON. mite ffa. The Steamboat lind!n tc Richninnd.
Aug 40 3l--st ALEX MEBANE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03

pUB.iC SALE.-The sub crher, acting under a do
cree of the County Count OF Hanover rendered on
thr sd day OF APRIL leii III The suit Of Jordan Harris
~ MS own ii.ht and rs Administrators Of Finch Cross
deceased, Margaret f. his wife, who was Margaret f.
Cross, Plaintiffs against Nancy Cross and others, be-
cndaDt' will sell public auction, the r-mises
Ncdne-iny the ;onrh day OF September neai II fair,
u not, the next fair day thereafter. the Tract of Land
which Finch Cross tcd stiZ:d. The Tract contains
four hundred, fury-three aud haf acres and adolI
Ing the dover lands IF Mrs Nancy Cross Waiter
staw, Robert oaz-btook and others. so mach % hr
purchase money will the and charges of
sale will he required In hanj'he residue upon it
of one Two and three years, the purchaeer executing
bonds and approved security Tor the deferred payments,
and the title retained until the paid
JORDAN HARRIS, S1ecial Commissioner.
July a6 a3-wrds
AND FOR SALE.-Wil be Offered for sale on the
on the l7h day az September If fair, If not, the
next fair day thereafter the Tract Of Land which
Brn. linrman. deceased, lately resided, Continuing
about t%c We hndied and sky acres, nearly fourth
Ruck =su county, aud bounced 10y W.lis's river and
the lands ut Nelson Page John L. Ssraton, Jus Grigg.
Edw.;. w. HUBBARD. John blanton md others.
Tbs improvements consist in conmodoms family
residence. ncaly wit.i The necessary Offices wheat
barn, tOhacro houses servants quarters, &c.
The nrriibnrhooi is healthy and otherwise desirable
Tua person wishing Ia view The land, nnd liz al
vantaccs, 1T vii! he shown by Mr.. lain Smith, who
sides thtrtupon or Nr. William lloeman, William
a. Philip
The ,erms of payment will be- one-fifih part cash
the balance ~ The puichtsr money In tnr equal annual
us:anlrnls the purchaser giving onds with approved
sccnri',, and The 1T reserved until the whole Of the
purchase money be paid.
The privilege Of seeding crop of wheat viii he
sranei tie purchaser, and possession given ,!- 5ih
day vi DrceInbur next. JNO. HOLMAN,
WM. HOLMAN,
EXECUTORS Of Zen. Holman, DECREASED.
Cumberland, Aug. ~. :e-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03

DARN FOR sALE.-iIaving located myself IN The
city, sill sell, privately my late sid-nce in the
county Of Ienrlco lyius w,lhin four niles Of town. ST.
tuated midway between the Brook Turnpike and the
Meadow bridge Road. aud within three-iourtlls of n
mile of either The iIaci contains ahct ninety Ecres
of land fifty of which is atahle, land In pretty lair
of cuiva,on,) the residue is well tibercd for
this section cf country.
The improvements are. a two story single dwelling,
recently erected. with all tho necessary out
The society Of the nrshho'hood is intelligent, so,isbe
and refined.
For terms. which will be made accommodating amply
to WV. Z. LADD, or
MICAJAH DATES, City surveyor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03

3tIsS MAckENZiE'S !CHOOI.--Tl- Boarding and
~ bay Sclo, ur Yong Ladies, hitherto conducted
~ Miss Jare Mackenzie WIN be rssyPe behe aS
os. .. Nv, I'll streets, by Miss Janneun Mackenzie
Gordun assisted By competent teachers IN the various
branches of Education Gsu:ly taught In a Fcin1ir
Scliou! al tnr ii-t c!ass
IL gives pcasur. Miss Gordon 10 inform her friends
and the pibiic iat she vii! have the kindly promised
aid Of Miss aackctZies counsel an experience. rs well
rs ppr.on.i sip.rvision la Arranging and lcIccfine
iiicnns sysem al instruction and governments aud ~
sustaining aud confirming The reputation Of nStitn-
ton long under her guidance, ani ~ whose prosper
~ and usefulness she will not Cease 10 tukr lively IN
crrAt.
The good offices Of old friends and more recent pat
rGn- respectfully solicited.
SPECIAL provision VIII he made that the younger pnps
receive aluIle destruction and constant attention.
Terms for Board and Tuition remain unchanged
hug, 20 Jl-A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03

To COUNTRY MERCHANTS d OTHERS.
FALL SUPPLY OF BOOTS, Shoes Sc
n THE subscriber has just received, per Schoon-
Ssa-ers w W. Wver and Union, portion of his Fall
"a .upniy of BOOTS, SHOES, &C., all Of which
have heen carefully selected expressly Tor this market
and upan The advantageous terms lis stock viii
he more extssiv1 this than has been hcrrtnnr;
and every effort will be made 10 secure that custom,
which may considered desirable 70 puac'ual custom
made for cash Ills Stock hand consists Of the fol-
lowing, IN part:
Mems Calf Sawed Boots, ls ID 81 and 4:h qualities
Kip, scwed and peggcd Boots
40 Seal or Grain Boots
Coarse, sewed and pessed Brogans, of differ
cnt qualities M
Calf Bogans different qualities
Mems hne Calf lootees, different qualities
Boys lined and bound and coarse Brogans, different
Caiidren's sewed and pegeed Bcotees, Of different
qualities
Lrdies' Leather Wells, sewed and perged
" Boots, I"
Seal and French Morocco Walking Shoes
sewed and pesged
Ladies' French Morocco and Kid Slippers, sewed and
pees-d ,
Ladies' French Morocco Buskns sewed and pe,ged
Misses Leather, French MorCcco and Ssul Shoes
sewed and pecged
Misses French Morocco and Kid Slippers, sewed and
pesged
Together with many kinds not here enumerated.
Merchants, farmers, and others wishing 10 purchase
goods in The above line, will find II to their advantage
10 all aud examine.
j. E. WATKINS, No. II, Main street.
P.s. An additional supply of Travelling Trunks on
hand, which wi lie offered low.
Aug. - a;-"u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03

LSiRE INSURANCE.-The New York Contribution
ship Fire npurance Company, No 81, Wall street,
have appointed u. =. Randolph their Agent. 10 make
insurance in this city, il vicinity and State "f VrsIia,
ariinst loss iaInaar D., fire on dwelling houses,
Ware horses, and bindings IN general Mcrchandi-c,
Hon ,cirid Furniture, and every description nf Pr"rcr
w. on terms favorable those az uler Com II
nv. This /, an old ani well established Company anu
has Capital Of $500 Goa.
DIRgcTURs.
]. 8. Rogers, Peter Lonlard, Richard Irwin,
Jas. Mcbride, james Mccaii, Z. " R.seve!t.
John Adams Henry Parish, r.. u. iIutlhmt
John Finggcrty, Reuben Nit'trs, Geo +. Fo'lth,
q; C. Veri,arck, William Scott, William Colgate,
John johnson, Fcri. Suydam, !. ii"lhrnoS,
]. Kernochrr, Peter J. Menus, Z. Eafstuw.
John J. Palmer, Roht. IcEn-kry. Ih"s' J.. Norris.
]. SMYTH ROGERS, President.
II. ". MARTIN, Secretary.
All l,-sps promptly adjusted and paid Apply to
u. COPELAND RANDOLPH, Richmond, Va.
April 90 lii-wi
IlEoWN, TAYLOR X TUCKER, formerly Crown
ID {: TayIorl Coma,sssnS MERCHANTS * 6Eocsas
ttgY IN In n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03

NOTiCE.-An application viii be made to the D'rec-
tors Of tiir Bank of Virginia, tn Farmers Bank,
anil The Bcari Of Directors Of the Richnond Feeder
lck -bnrg and Potomac Railroad Company, for ne" eerti
icatr rf tied in the annexed affidavit,
standing in the name Of the subscriber.
w DANIEL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03

ID 6. Taylor) Couaissin. MERCHANTS * GEocEas,
Richmond ia VIII pay niicuar attention 10 Inc siic
of Tobacco, Flour and Wheat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03
GOVERNOR TROUp'S LETTER

We have Infinite satisfaction in presenting 10
our readers the following letter from Governor
Troup The position he occupies is no longer
dc .lbtlnl-t is ON the square. The reasons Inc
gives for ii, can only bc resisted By the blind and
insane bisotry of patry. il cannot fail OF pro-
ducing powerful effect. The people OF Georgia
will read ii, whether it finds place IN the columns
OF The papers WHO formerly though, there was no
other man bu; him lit tor the Presidency OF tho
United states Cr rot:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-24
The Newark Murder.


The court opened at 10 o'clock to-day, when the
defence contnuedis testimony.
Ruvus Eopylwas examined to show that Cheddick was
ccustomed indulge in qwOr, and that the day Of
the morning had drank with him at his house. Also
that straw spoken of being in bundles had
,sd as sesed in bundles lie testified also that the
marty yry peH tight and that he had joined the tenn
perance society in ls4l He married 10 the half sis
ter of the prisoner. II shown that Cheddick had
sort Of limp since his YOUTH
Jous LAwREScn was called to show that Cheddck had
declared that true bill not found against Marsh
there were two other persons one OF whom lived in Elm
street New York, whom he would ndict for the
,be several deposi,ions made before General Andrew
the committing magistrate; also, the testimony given he
fore the Coroners Inquest to show the discrepancies in
the statements Of the parties who had been examined
stand during the trial. and those narrated by them
previously.
to show that about two ago there had been misun
Icrstanding between Marsh and Cheddck, about book
account, which occasion the latter said damn him
have him now and that nc either couih or would get hm
(Narsh) indicted.
JusrIcE MorRis was sworn, to show the Ill feeling
which existed on the part of Chcddick against Marsh
lie stated that few months ago he talking to shot
we'll when Chcddick rode up and asked shotwel II he
gSg to aa M "" 's ne INV n,a
stake and you don't shnll be cheated adding the
cal wants to cheat mel" excniniing with excitement,
whcrc Is no. where is he, should like 10 see him. be-
evc he is round here now he then asked witness had
seen Marsh tina, mornings witncss nos he said
Marsh had beat him the arbitration but he had got him
whcrr he wanted him. and Would keep him there; adding
he must look he'll hcor distant thunder and then
III he doesn't take I'll have him in the States Fri
SON.
In. MERCHANT was recalled 10 explain the position Of
the house the time OF the fire. also to show that there
was a window TO the back Kitchen by which Cheddick
could have escaped
Witness underwent long examination, which consist
ed chiefly the description Of the various portions oil tne
building &c. which too dry and rnimportsnt for pun
LEGATION. -. ,..t.
Ayon,w suypu,pp was called, 70 show that jacob
SHEPPARD the witness who had sworn to Marsh msny
on tho night Of the being the person ne me.
from the fire had declared that he dd not kno" '"' man.
The defence here rested and the Court adjourded 70 al
low the prosec ution Introduce robutng evioence "
The cib; nroyed ON the part of the prisoner. .
The case will probably occupy the Court until we ~"
] TOR end of the week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-24
Pittsburg.
GCorrespondencc Of the Herald
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 20, 1911


Prices of Produce-SnoU-I heatricafs
The winter thus far has been very mild, 50 much
SO indeed that our navigation has not ceased on
the river, and the boats continue TO run to Cincm
matt, Orleans, and all the intermediate ports as
usual-freight and passage slightly advanced-iare
to Cincinnati SIS, Orleans S3O-boats fast and hne,
accommodations unique.
Produce in market very low-tlour ~ per
barrel: Pork and Beef 2 IL TO 3 cents per H. !;
Venison and Bear Meat, 10 cents per lb., and
vegetables in proportion. Wlthal, tunes are
hard and money. commodity no longer visible;
the majority of businesses here, being done on the
trade SYSTEM - -. e.
a slight snow now covers the ground, unit tor
seigbing and the total absence OF all ADJUSTMENTS
or recreations. make residence here an unenvia-
bic matter to the man of leisure, We might sup
port a theatrical company here during the winter
IF the players, Kings and Queens, would barter
''dance and song'' foi beet and potatoes, but the
cash will never flow in these dlggins for the bene..
fl of the muses., and the probability Is we shall
not soon linda manager'o- respectable actor fool
hardy enough to try again.
The Dennson case, OF great interest TO imam
ccrs still occupies the Court. Next week tho Rev.
Mr.. Marshall's case FOR the seduction OF Miss Mac
Fadden, will come on the carpet again. The SEN
fence OF Mr.. Bddlc, OF the American Tor libel,
is laid on the shelf, and probably will cyenuatc IN
smoke, after all Judge Pattons gas on the vilcncss
of the Press. So mote II be.
Yours, &c. DuQuEsNE'
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vertheless fact, that Dickens, Notwithstanding
the immense sums he has received for his works, IS
in pecunary difficulty. know, from the best au-
thority, that since his return TO England he has
been within the rules of the Queens Bench.
Bat must wind up this long, rambling letter,
with promise that whenever opportunity shall
offer of sending you any intelligence likely to inter-
est your readers; viii not fail TO improve It. In
the mean time, with best wishes for your continued
prosperity remain your friend, and old correspon-
dent III.