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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-21
TUrspAY. March 10.

\ SrN,TE Mr.. Buchanan d, liv.,ed .
speech "i SON" Irngrh ~ tsvur %! ,lr rrso
! ,ntluu 'quIriug III" President 10 pur nm rur
I" IT." treaty Of ISIS. providing i"r the iorn,
|"rcupniiuu of the Oregon t"r-itnry. a..
argued # tI. rcsnluliun urs lnld nu Ih, table
there wonlo be- no treaty, aud evil would lol.
low.
The lloUsr resumed the Consideration ol
III" regular business "f The mnrninu hour
b"ing the tcSnIuiIou buihnrsing tie Srlecr
C"nml'i"e on The RnoDr lsLAND M.mo
NAT Ia send tor p"r-uus aud papers.
Mr.. Potter ui ithuh" I.ldud. was cnililrd
Ia ihr nnnr lie argued that Tins nn,,iuninl
should n"l b" acted "pun by The llon-". NJ
l"gmg ~ reasons ihrfriur. The fact. evident.
~ ~" shld upon Tho iare at the mriuut ~ -,
.ot frqnrsj H. tbs House hv Those whn h -
frequently ptp'"s~"d ihrir nllrgmurr L. ihr
Constitution 81 Rhode island, nnd who dur
lrg The present pniilIral year had iak"n nu-
"ih"r oath '"r us support. ~ Iip'ntc aud
.rurn that Cuu.iliniIun; the Iart that thls
House had ~ ught :" inquire Iulp the c"u.
duet ui The W, rid"u'. ~ they were asked T."
Iu. unless then inicudrd ~ imp"nrh hlm :
srd thp Tact that there was no prrtrhcr ihai
ih"y t'hn Representative irun Rhode J..
iHhdl il"ehlIN '''. q. hud hs To Wq'tlIru
mo Their election, u was nll htt". T.
her" wH~ nny r"as"n ter acting up0n ih
u"nnilhl. u was that pur,ion winch prayed
&" 70" granted uuin ih"m republican rhn,
W b"yernn"ni. Bm Mf. 4. at, red io III,
uuubcr of votes SAID to have bccn east ~.
favor f The ''Peoplr's C"n-iliu,lou." aud T.
various clecirnus ~ which that party hld 80
ther declined ~ vote 6t all, on account of
their comparative Wcnhnoss, or, II voting. had
bocn grclty beaten, 10 show ilis, q mojou,y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-21
FIRST SESSION.

MoYpAy. March H.
In SENATE, Mr.. Mnrrh-ad remarked
that the condition of the >enat. Cham
her rendered u uncomfortable 10 ~ here
today, aud he ihrrel,re moved an nd
l"nrnment, bu; Withdrew il for The PIES.
ent.
Mr. Bayard made an adverse rpno,r
IN The petiilon Of the widow oi Com.
Potter for pen>i"n. IL. also ,epn,ied
n bill regulating the pay oi ti. NAVY.
Mr.. Walker reported BrIi Ia reduce
and graduate the price OF HE public
iands
The Senate then adjourned, on az
count oi The iiIlug "f cannon bv Capt
Rnsg"lds Hymg artillery, directly IN
front of the Senate Chamber, IN 'hr
between The Caproi aud public
grrnnds, a la,g" quantity of windnv
= Ias5 IA The Senate having been brnkru
IL was the same ~ the Supreme Court
Room, m adlournneui b.iuy neccs.ar,
~ consequences The cost uf replaciny
the large glass, il is said, viii um h.. II
n,ilng amount for such an exh,bl-
ton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-21
House OF RrPRtsFvrArIvEs.- Tie

| House OF REPRESENTATIVES, Tie
House met This day AZ | "'rinck, A. NJ.
and after the reading of the J"nrnnl,
Mr. Crnn-tou of X rose 10 n uriyi-
l"ged question. IL" complained "f an
jedii"rl'i Article ia the Glnbr, published
!" " a-h'hg'"n ciiv containing an unjust
dnd untrue ciillrrsm upon the drhat- oi
SATURDAY on The resolution of ih. Dnrr
Committee. IL VAS there stated that
Nir. t. was mad" Ia take bach ih. ns.
srrIlnns h" had uttered IN has speech, 90.
sprciine the ia,n,pr"ur'sS aud final end
oi the Dor war, by Mr. Ralhhnn oi y.
York. lie wished an opportunity Of
puhiicly DENYING The iact, ard caIIinu
upon The e"nil"man from y Y. to state
what assertions hr was made 10 irIruc,
! he dII'rle Ia question uoi only stated
that he was mnde io take back uau,
things he had said, but made the still
more bold aud false assertion that he
Nlr. Cran.inn) w"uld have taken back
the whole, had Mr.. Rn,hbun permitted
han. This Mr.. RaIhbnn is a perfect,
llyrnn IN politics. aud he cciiainiy made
one oi the ,uosi .nbid, ucndncrrns, pah
sprrchss ~ reply Ia Mr. Crnn-ion, thai,
was even heard tie mi-o,nled, ,ni-r-p.
rrs"nled, and in,iunra 10 The most nupr,-
waiting way possible, til" meanin. "i Mr..
&. II was ~ correct his wliiuI p.rvri-
sI"ns oi lbs nraniug, that Mr. CInusinn
interrupted hlm, aud lhus has the Glohr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07

YIRi ROME:
BoNNYr AsrLe's MENsURArloN and keY.
GIBBONS SURVEYING.
CT t,MERL's SURVEYING AND KEY,
HALE UNITED STATES HISTORIC
BLAIES LECTURES;
PHILOSOPHY ~ ARITHMETIC
wtIEATLEh.s LOGIC
HFr GEs' de-:
MITCH IL s PRIMARY GEOGRAPHIC
MfFCHELLS GEGGR APliY and ATLAS;
OLNEf'S dc d.;
RAYS ErLfGTtc RHINE re,
WESTERN cALCUbA TOR mud KEY
SNiI rlIs ARITHMETIC,
SM Td'S GRAMMAR
KtRnnAN-S du;
ECLECTIC SERIES. tsta ii. / and 4th READER
DICKS WORKS 3 suls,
ROLLINS ANCIENT HISTORY, . vol,
IALLlSoN's HISTORY or EUROPE. I ,us;
PLUrARCH's LIVES;
URE's DICTIONARY or ARTS;
t;..nls'. lstsk ~ Nature,
FEDERALisr.
Ainruean Cansilinions;
rokr. rsnihee-;
Y,tlcfs HISTORY;
4 vsyl.nf. P,lntcal Economy;
| y,ylsua's Moral Sc,cne.i
Indian Was,
Cnaibe Digea,on;
E.ops tahie-;
| ~ .nfsie ffak~---r
|Rfleys Narratives;
VIM. Lie ufPslf~ uents'
Webster Dictim "
| MLi~iigh 'ssss';
Connie. Psfesoh'ry;
c,,mb.. &. Constitution Of Man.
IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07

FAMILY agi Rl sp 80 s,a ,,.s. }'liaaaas.j
e.,enei 80 do.
DLYGLorr BIBLES (Largc 4 Pocket riilinhs.)
rESfANENfs. tLatre a,al Packet edaions)
hymn COOKS Pfesh,tennn. MclhBd,. y Baptist,
SELECT MELODIES.
COMMON PRAYER BOOKS tvntious tnud,ngsJ
wAfsoN'S BIBLICAL DICTIONARY;
Do TlIEOI oGlCN fNSrfTCrE res,
BJNYAA'S PILGRIMS PROGRESS,
DO HOLY WAN;
BIZ RnERS VILLAGE SERMONS;
MASON's sELt KN bwLEDGE.
JAYS FAMILY PRAYERS,
" l1BERf ORCES FAMILY PRAYERS
NoVUM rESrAMLN I UM. Gsp ia aud l.o1irn"'
LEMPRIERE'S CLASSICAL t1CfloNAhf'
ANrpON's Crs.r. Horace, cicrr'. Sillus. Nred
oteek Reader. Lann Lessons. GREEK GRAM
MAR and CLASSICAL DICTIONARY.
United States DiSPENsArORY. hy Wood 4 Baehe
Ctart's SURGICAL DICTIONARY,
lIsupef's MEDICAL d..
Panro-i'. WIsrAR's ANtToNYi
Lsi ms PRACTICAL SURGERY;
ARMS rRONG'> PRACTICE;
EBERLEs PRACrlct;
FRrRLEs THEIR APEUrlCS;
EBEsLE on CHILDREN.
hiElG's MIDWIFERY;
DEVICES d.
DEwEE ON CHILDREN;
DEVICE ON FEMALES,
GUMS DOMESTIC MEDICINE,
cOMSTot ks Philosophy;
cONSrOck'S CHEMISTRY,
cNMsToCK's pHYslol.Oc'
DAVIES aRirHNEr
DAVIES AIlep
fliSrpns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07
INlRl 4 MINNIE INsrRANCE-rnete -.

mr. 4 MARINE INsuRANCE-r1et 40
tv. aiaalinns only "a winch nd Is4u1l4 en-
Ne placad " ere fhay can adequately apJrrcl4tr
ina value 81 insufapre. Teese ato. Will, -,and'
i1s upon tina runs Of thrlra,su urouetfY tber
Receiving fram m fn-urante Office The iull d.
mount which thr, have lost Or sanding ON the
sae'a ep"t s4fronndtd psthaps hY ~ soiaie tnfn-
~; lsntut1rg hat stupidity and folly which har
ara 10 =, yihr i"t such n Contingency
IN y SIN Nsen' "f ths pro rec rION
will takr rlsks on DIV llnR houses y ~. houses
rtofes. NILS. iaeiotlts. Dc, t-2' thu win tN.,
contents, such a. furniture. merchandise, ma
chintts and oserYother DESCRIPTION Of tnsurabie,
property Elss, on steam, keol aud hat boats
aud thru car2"es to and from snJ port on the
Western Waters
Once on Main street, nearly opecei'e the 5
Hotel Iaa l. 1872
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07
MEsl EitN INSURANCE COMPANY

I'HlS company ring NV asls Organized, Us
pre- afra fomake insurance on tNrfy des
e'Irilon Of r. ,na Marine Risks, such dwell
irg Ieuecs. Store II ousep, with iloir con.
,~rts. Alao, Steam Boats, Fat Roaip aud Ke, |
r9a With their rargnes tu aed from any rnrt
on tre OHIO and Hiseisslpri rivers. OF Their NIB
Htsty streams App lea iiJn f. insurance % he
made Tor the present ri the Office 81 the Hhsel
Ing Sawngs Insiituiiop
su- X MCCOY See"y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07

EDiCAi HOOKS
NJ u,.,,~t'a Medical ,cis"nsrS,
C.s,p.r'. Sae enl D'et"ssarv;
Dany,,sn,,'s N~lical Dictionary;
W..ai & R.rf-'. u States Dr,J~nss'oty,
Frruns-p,,,'u Su.rerv. foH~ ~"rksl
kiawrv'- Dental SaseeFv. fo-s pFns'1
Eh,1,.',. N,agi,.ou'-, Si,kss'. eeifs and Ann
-irrng'. praruoesi
G,s4,am.. ,.lsmens az Ch"ralsrTy- tnew oaos;)
I,ss~s,'- Fl.-r,~eis "a Surgery;
Nali.r'- Pr, -,,,tacv. iusI ps'''''-iedi
PA..h. r an DispssTr 81 tiir F.sS
pl,u,te ~ Disospea ii the Sklr,
YV,.,,r's Ana'nrny. hg raaenasf
Riun,'eil on nc u'~easea n %"men;
Et,er,..'s and liuugi,san'r TheraF""'e.
Iai,H Hunter c,,nrairie @a,ks. az i s'''S,
The shove vtih a Ferrtal ,es'ri'n't'" Ntaeai
Worss 81 tic ia,eei .iii,n. Fnf sn's Is
fell ~ JOHN uAswEiL. unwn =
- CASES MODIFYING sNO BENCH PLANES
, --Jasi at.aei anal fr a7'e ~
mari orr & natEn i53 Nam pc
uRoS wrnE-l00a IA. as-or,ed samsrrs'
/ D lu.t iced a,pd lcr sale ny OFT huthe'
/ $50 Main ST.
1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07
DOncSti. Goods.

500 packages, including .4T-s "a So ana o.
hr'~nt,nd h'esched coitens gaiions masef
Prints Satfinef-. Flnnn-ls. Kentucky leans,
Ti-ss, psn,aloon stuff, checks. cotton hdtis
with every desirable artris of American Tan :
r,cs IL sidiuon to the ah ~" we shan
he recevinc ~onsthn' -u9rhes :" inc
M -es, at ies Of gnaSs coming 10 mNisei.
v HEB Ne shall off-r the nasi iiherai ter N 8
for cash a 1,i,-- un dss'srs-
Na $50 SAL1MDRf. SfRfEf-
R.l,,V, re ieb 81 Conner iIaoovet al.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07
S,CuOoI. ron YOUNG LADIEs-N

- Ai'RRAY. ~iii np-'. chad Tor t'""s
aides. aa w~dnr- .iss he 81 "f Apr'' n~s' m me
COTTAGE st me head ~ i1mfden ~. "neeins.
F~n,e.lv e-rruped hv W w Sh,Ives. E-'- The
yst,aa- insn-hea 81 elass'ca s'sni'S'r ard Ensihh
Cd ,cat,nn siil tr taught
IFRNS-Tanpn Gu al hrsnrhs. Pn'e''
Enei<it rs Arirbar,s-. ing GfsrFaar s'+"siai'av
and History 81 pec tefur ~nch tenn !" nH''is l
u~el~ makpsg Canr terms - the vear t'T All
oii,~r hrane,e-. The 'u'''sn viii IL IS ~r isfm-
The uamhrr 81 Fusn'l> ~'li IL ''nned Al ''S"e
having d~+ss md @-ais 81 t'e'f avn ar "a''''"s 20
~. ar. ihen Requested IA have Them pFe'i'e'
ten u -Ga1 rsPs ! ~ 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07

n D lSkS VII be ink"n The FIRE & MARINE
ia INSURANCE COMPANY or WHEELING
al ne lowest rifesun=-
building. OF all kinds. 81. no. hrllk OF OGDEN
ala theif contents:
sfen n0oa q factorirsf mdls, &c.
fafnlMfe:
Aud merchandise NJ vi kinds.
And sesiustsll DANGERS attending the trans
purtatnn o. goods rivers, lakes, ssas. canal s.
An ral!rnads.
Pr tfe character If tn companyas opremp'
iitade and tbttasfy n the adjustment ana IA =
meuf 81 lassns VT beg have T. refer 10 the mer.
ehaats II this place AID elsewhere WIN haye had
the Hdld-tmrH Il Il rlaiat upau US Aux
or Naix s.. - = ARptNf: setiv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07
JOHN FISHER, Agent,
NO. 1873 Main street.
NlfEEIIN =. VA.

al -Iseo
a tf4nt| Es..c
raj Neira Stl as shfh arc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07
RI SSELL Il MERCER,

fSge, essors 10 Aiouro L,iiy1
IMPORTERS of IlheS, latham Y Walkers
Patent shoe Thread Spool ':oiion, Tapes
and STAY Bindings, Cotton Hosiery and Gloves.
Pearl, nome Horn and Paper Buttons, and
Small Wares generally, at
No 23o Baltimore 81. toppo'iis Sharpa)
BALTIMORE, MD
The subscribers would respectfully inform
Their friends and the trading community gene
"a llv. .h1t they are receiving by the dIfereat
arrivals from f.tverpeul, 4 general assoftmeaf Of
goods in the love line, ws'eh add, 10 their
stocks of ,omhs, Buttons Brushes and Nsrie-
" q. DDS generally makes their assortment
very oonp'ete; aud To which th-y invite heir
attention bef,rs purchasina, as their rcos a re
very To- md cannot he Aest IN any Of 'he east
ern critics RUSSELL. ~ MERCER.
frh II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07
DRESS GOODS, sc,

Painted Lawns. French ana Sfuth; DalZarlne
Lawns rich styles; chusans ana striped Gin
di,s. Mous-line de laino. Cash mere d'Fosss,
Pausennes, Lnnettas, Alpacss. GlnehsmP,
sup and med II Manchester and Esrlston;
RalEarine and mourning lawns and gin hams;
Ron bazines, printed Velyeis Ere. oh and
Brush chinrzes, ladies' cravais, Maueont
Lusirines. Gro de nap, silk shawls aud other
-nrtng eivles
GLOVES. HOSI Rv ANDFANCY GOODS. CAP
AND BONNET RIBBONS.
KID silk COTTON and linen glover. Flet and
Egyptian Mits and Gloves; cotton aud SILK
hosiery: lace wills, bareges, low. shaws and
wells: erspe.; cambris hdkfs great variety.
Guss cloth skirts, silk gimps and Edeinge;
Madras, Iaconet aud siik cravais; Noh"ir
aud silk scarfs; sdsptndsrs, SpltalAeld, z, n
gee ard Rsnsanpn Hdkfs.
LINEN GOODS
IRISH linen shrtin Is and she-iings; linen cam
kucr; long ssns, damnsk table linens; Nap
kim. niaper, Dow las, rick'enhnrg, paddings,
brown, white and black Hollands; Crash;
Russia Shee'ings; Buriaps. &c.
WHtTECOODe. &c.
s-4csmbrc and iaconei mnslins. Null, MN
sook, Sws. and Book Mnsins: bshnp lawns.
Sfrinsd ana checked Muslns, lace si1ne~,
ch-c's and spotted do. Robbine,ia, Mnsqita
Meetings. rauaisn do; bonnet lawis; corded
Robes SC.
NET GOODS AND LACFs
Brk aud whi'e ak Filet for veIis. F,g'd Gao
Nets. cardinal and check metz. fie'd Monde
rnd Gnpnre. Edr,n2s, ins.r,ti.Zs ans noes
BPk aad plai edsings, linen bobb'n eosl"ss
newest styiea.
rAlIoRs TRIMMINGS
Silk and ~nrsisd ssrges, white sinchew. cloth
psddings re ing shss, twist cords and mn
TIngs. hu tone silics-, Innings ac- with a
.ene-sl ssr,.iy af small wzree.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07
no poor Avn SHOE a,NUPtc

yISO BOOT AtD SHOE MtNUFAC-
TURER>-SANI MCLALlEN syn n
the BytS REU BOOT
Just rHcrs"d--
aaoa = sni. n sole f.s,ihsr heat quaiuy.
Ibn lbs hall hieacheg shoe Thread
ts0 do Green DO.
4 Rms 6ttjna do.
say women-, mems snd ehsldrens' l.ssts.
I4nr Hooi .See- and criruipg h,sras.
So lbs shoe malta Ia, IS AMI -.
snn aanerss q sI.rs. lacks. 1 ,snd IL
AZ bushels eeggs
sisr kmes' Aesf shoe kaIses.
] gross aNl nzfs.
4 gr@.a a~i III sies.
great gra-a .'sel ta"s-;
H.nner- P,ur.rl, Peg Floats a.d a'hs,.
Ep. &c IN hand h,t u,aer F.eathev Cali
sk,"s hot .eorocre. kd h.adHx and linn :
Sims, all Of which will be sold ON . easin& term
or cash feb IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07

NEW VI SIC NtLL0R. has qua received
~ = chnic- rolleciro III tho latss' md rost
Ia@h,onahle hrsic. consisting at Snngs, Giees.
Qunrs~tIe-, &c. feb Id
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07

NATLs-20o Kegs 81 81. l0d. Cd and IL Nah;
" 10 IONS JHnlnta Pittsburgh Irnn Ju-i recd
md frr sae GEO r TINGLE.
lei 9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07

AyAHTEO--rhs sai'srf,ber Will pay The
w highest price e. Rsccs.on. Pot. M.as
Masks,, snd 0,.ss rsn. Alss Lams'' weal
n,,s S AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07

WANT THE re. rO11Al ~ ~.,l
u LuR'S SssA rsn-csssss essgt ~
eaws-tsss u get ct'eaSss. GIN u
a. tss - u eau evas Ne had. &&na 80,
~ asst. 0osl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07
FRESH SPRING
GOODS

Consisting IN pari If
CLOTHS AND CASsIMfRES
French CLOTHS. per sbd IN, dunn quality.
Englsh rl.ths black, blue. br,wn. green aad
in'i .ibe green.
American cloths all colurs.
French osssimeres. St black doe,kin and So
"A lcY spring styles
Black, blue and fen,y styles Englsh and
American a sinierss
T~oeds, 4 water proof r. gli,h an / - Amer
ian; trcnch dr. an d'Ete &C.
NESTiNGS.
PLAN blk aud hgd silks and sa,ins; rich water
e. siks and liaeus; spiag csshmeres; butt
blk aud grcen cisn'ncret,ei Narseilles and
London wslrings. orintet Jeans &c.
PASrALOON STuFfS. &c.
Summer cleihs. PLAIN biz ahd t~illed, Gam
broons, PLAIN, rlbb'd And olsid linen driils,
heavy whit and fibb'd; do do fancy c,'ors
very superior. Cat linens ana law pucei
drills; su er and Inv priced Duck do. Brown
linens. - 1884 all qualiics; buff do do; Err
The Weekly register., 1844-03-16
VOLU M L 2,
THE REGISTER.

r;r,-j and published every SATURDAY at
,, r,rLARs in advance. Subscribers who
do not pay la ''''"1'' 90'
lOu, I,ortisenans inserted for one dollar per
rs l,f ten lines or Less for the first insertion,
o,.5 fltv cents for each subsequent insertion
Advertisements Of personal nature will in
...;or1r he charged double price Of ordinary ad-
vertissment5. ,-,....-.
those who advertise by the year to a suf-
.io,+ amount to make it for the interest of mer-
than:s ard others
AJrcrtisanonts out of the direct line of busi-
eoss of the yearly advertiser will be charged for
,sgerata,y at the ordinary rates.
Professional cards, not alterahle for the year,
cootaintng ten lines or less ten dollars.
&C names ofcandidatas for county Offices will
he inserted for i've dollars, payment always in ad-
vance. and State Offices ten dollars.
Election tickets will never be delivered till
paid for.
Politica1 circulars or communications OF only an
ipdividual interest, will be chargd at half price
Of ordinary advertisements and must be paid in
advance.
Advertisements not marked with the number of
insertions will be continued till forbid, and any
alterations made after insertion charged extra.
Advertising patrons will favor us by handing
in their advertisements as early after our regular
publication davs as coHvenlent-not later in any
ease if possible. than Thursday night.
All JOB-WORK must be paid for on deliv-
cry.
PosrAGE must be paid on allletters, or they will
not be attended to.
The Weekly register., 1844-03-16

We regret TO learn that hostile
meeting took place on the morning Of
Thursday last, opposite Vicksburg, be-
tween Messrs Hammett and Ryan, edit
ors ofthe Vicksburg "Whig'' and Vicks-
burg Sentinel" which resulted in the
death Of the latter. Several months a.
60, indeed almost from the first week in
which Ryan took charge the Sentinel
as successor to Hagan, the editorial dis
cussions between these two gentlemen
degenerated into the most gross and Bit
ter personality. A duel was arranged
and took place between them, which it
was understood honorably terminated
the difficulty existing between the par
ties. 1t appears however that animosi-
ty broke out afresh, resulting in the
death ofthe editor of the Sentinel
The parties fought with pistols at ten
PAGES. The first round, the shot ofnei-
ther took effect. The second round.
Hammett was slightly cut in the shoul-
der, and in the third round had his
clothes perforated across the small Of
his back, by the ball Of his adversary.
At the fourth round, Hammett's ball
took effect in Ryan's pistol arm, glanc-
ed thence into his breast, producing a
wound Of which he died in few
hours.--Mem. Eng.
The Weekly register., 1844-03-16
The last of the Stuarts.

''This most wonderful character still
lives at Tweedmouth. A Scottish pa
per says he will complete his 1l5th
year on Christmas, 1843. His father,
Gen. John Stuart, was cousin OF "Prince
Charles" the Pretender. His grand
mother was the lady OF Airlie, well
known in old Scotch song. JamesStuart
saw those memorable battles during the
rebellion 1745, Preston-pans and Cul-
lodcn, and has spoken to and had wine
with the Pretender. He served on the
side Of the royalists in the American
war, and was at the battle Of Quebec,
where Gen. Wolfe lost his life at the
momen; Of victory. He served on board
man ofwar for many years, under
those naval heroes, Admiral Rodney
and Rear Admiral Hood. He has been
five times married, and now lives with
his fifth wife, rs years younger than
himself. He has had by his everal
wives 81 children, ten Of whom have
been killed in battle-6ve of them in In
dia, two at Trafalgar, under Nelson,
one at Waterloo, and two at Algeirs.
For nearly 60 years he has Travelled
in the border districts as a wandering
minstrel, playing on fiddle; but he
never asked aims from any one. Hun
dreds Of persons can testify 10 his anna
zing strength, from which circumstance
he gothic bye-name of'Jemmy Strength ;
Among other feats, he could carry "a
FOUNDER cannon, and has been known
to lift a cart-load Of hay weighing ton
and half upon his back. Many time
he has taken up jackass, and walked
through the toll bar, carrying it on his
shoulders. 1t will be long before we
can look upon his like again, to hear his
stories Of 1745, and his glowing des-
criptions of the young Chevalier.
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ODEY'S LADY'S BOOK having been for
4 EsO long a series of years, universally recogn-
zed as the exclusive and indisputable guide to the
fair sex, in matters of taste, fashion, and liteTa
ture-t9o only work conducted by distinguished
female authors, who have won for themselves
nigh place among the guiding spirits of the age
the only work which in point of fact has been ex-
clIsiyey devoted to the ladies--its favor with its
fair patrons has not been less remarkable than ts
perfect adaptation to their feelings and tastes and
their requirements. In entering upon new year,
the publisher, without diminishing i'll the least that
sterling and useful literature, which has so long re-
suited from laying under contribution the native
good sense and elegant fancy of our American Fe-
male writers, will, as each successive number ap-
pears, present in the several departments of Liter
ature, Fashion, and Pictorial Embellishments, a
constant and ever varying succession ofnew and
striking features. Nor does he promise without
ample ability to perform. The bes' literary tall
en the best efforts the most distinguished artists
in the coUntry-and. to crown as well as adOrn the
whole, the most perfect arrangements for the re-
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ions, far in advance of any other publication in
this country, enable him to assure the patrons of
the LADY'S BOOK that the forthcoming volume
will more than Justify its well earned title of the
Magazine of Magazines for the ladies of
country.
1t has passed into custom TO assert that dress is
matter of trihing Importance, but this every lady
knows TO be utterly false. Taste in dress is uni
versaly felt to be the index of thousand desirable
qualities in woman, while deficiency in this res
pect always Injuries in the estimation of stran-
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of Helen and the wit of Aspasia, would hardly
commend to general favor an acknowledged DowDY
in dress. Hence the importance of an accredited
guide to the Fashions.
This useful Office, already filled for fourteen
years. with universal acceptance, by the Lady's
Book, the publisher pledges himself to discharge in
future, in style surprising his former efforts.
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No lady considers herself well dressed who con-
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Fashion Plates of the Lady's Book dictate the laws
ofdress
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THE STAT or lITSSfSSIPPL,

POSOLA COUNTY:
Circuit Court, Nouember Term, J843.
Sophronia Stevens
Daniel Stevens.
TNllS day came the complainant, by
n her attorney, and it appearing TO
the satisfaction Of the court that the de-
lrndant, Daniel Stevens resides out OF
the limits of this state, so that the or
dinary process of this court cannot be
served upon him; 1t is therefore order
ed by the court that publication be made
in the Weekly Register; newspaper
published in the town of Ponola, in this
state; for the space Of three months; no.
flying the said defendant of the penden-
cy ofthis suit, and that, unless the said
defendant appear, on or before the next
term of this court; to be holden for the
county of Ponola, at the courthouse in
the town of Ponola, on the second Mon
day Of May next; to plead, answer or
demur TO the bill of complainant afore-
said, the several allegations will be ta-
ken for confessed, and the case tried up
on the charges stated in the Bill.
A true copy from the minutes.
w. c. CULBERSON, Clerk.
January 18th, 1914. 42-13w