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fsslings that Ne wosd dssIrs ssesrs fos oss.
selves serve and Bringing sabmioa fssu when
know that can oaly b done BY debating their moral
nature and perhaps impsirng o~ai am 20 vi
sons suppose skss On dsaessss secissy can DO
done swsy-but Il eertsinly desirable that the mss,e.
shosd be slevssd By moral and intellectual euure-by
holding shsm iaduesnsss foe industry and bv en-.
courasng In them habit Of which IL the soil Of
noble feelings and manly virtues. We OF tho South m.
cps 60 indugs smile ~ the which 70 now spol,ed a,
domestic lsboarers In northern families arc no onse,
called ssrvants-but help" Yet think ,h.re 1.
much good sense In the sentmsa expressed ON THE sub
ject IN little work called Home, by Of our bes, female
~rite Describing the character of female domestic
,hc author says, although wing assduoasy abe
mad On snipsiy Ia the word servant Was Oh. not rsh,f
mere must be new terms To express new rclsiioas-
Help may have ud'cous, and perhaps alarming sound
TO unaceustomed ears but, there word IN the Engsh
Language more descriptive u the service rendered oy
New England domestic truly +" Republican independent
dependent aud the very best servant this say the
highest foreign, sy English suthsry) provided arc
willing o dispense with obsceuiousne-s and survily for
the espsbil'y and virtue Of
agent
Oh late years we have had frequent appeals the people
Of Virginia IN initiate the citizens Of the Northern States
In the improvement Of natural resources by the con-
sruciion 81 Rail Roads and Canals the establishment Of
Manufactures, the Improvement OF Agriculture and
the extension at But, prepared 10
adopt the means essential ca succe.st
Are we willing TO bring up children 20 wait upon
themselves Can substitute hired help for .cryl.
dependents Will VIC promote tho Mechanic Ara BY
encouraging our To learn them And shall we be
been depresscd and false motions. ol geny ensendered
amongst us 7
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PoW ~ ", HOUSE.

H'o Dc'ng the season for visiting, the sub
.ener would respectfully attention 10 this Hotel a. or,
Hons nothing need b. aid prs ~ a-hss,o ..,, ~
nnc accommodations md The order quiet with which A con
mos asreease resting paee nmii.. o. IN
The rent. o. he ubcriber VITO pstrond him a. D,,u
rprnr ahihe Wafn rpfngs spectay -oleed 20 rrne
hcr acquaintance with him Powhan Ilous- ,g,t.S M
ve and eeanu enenee peaf the eity len.
from the capitol GoverBors ou-e and City sni very eo,v
nieh' 70 the Raj Road DcPoss Boat Indass asd % "a
the city 800
The Povhatan Coach readings. IN eo,v,v
snd their haEesge snd ow ihc Hotel without ,.
save them ffom SO N " port-rate
pJ Rar on the hss-meut noor.
- CHAs 4. DiHRgII.
W Ho@ud ref hay, tlso Junr ~. Iuts--tl
* shls BEsr colo PRESSED CASTOR ull., ~, s.,. b,
~~ ,. ". EUsrACE 4 SON
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A. CLAIBORNE.
I AND IN CHARLES CITY. on JAWEs

- River, for a'e. ealld Moth end u,. resi-
dehee OF the late James Mnse survey
acres sial-d m in
within few bours of Norks Rehmond Petersburg an
high state oi improvement for application Lime and Mari
adjoining the lahis Of Ro e. advertised far
sale by his Executor Tho PoyhT-s on thu Ish
day of October The Of would ma
one OF the most desirable and valuable the lower
IaHe and ands opportunity e,pitaI
wheh vii seinn oseur BOh he-e p healthy and
pleasant Tendencies with nd
Creeks aboundng with with deer and
Wild turkeys The adapsd Corn aud Wheat =,
stsr more particularly, Oi the lani
OF forty hu'lels Ia the Tins an n
not sold before will the Isth OF
peos er and SID without
trust ON the land fos 5000 h,y. M
doubt on paying PuBeiuany thu
u pay ts- balance ~ months
house Wi" all other ennveHIenSr> OF
~ IN good ord,T Any further he attended 10 IN
application TO Tlns Chosen, Ed T-barr who hs In
entire management al unsoh property arrangement
OF his, will eb--rfuIy aeeeDr mo NI<Cp
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nAVID MARTIN MERCHANT TIII or

hN'TU WNN TIN, WTNtTI'NI TNILUK,
~ lsucersor a. w BaI No 1874 Market street. Rat,notr
Geniemrn of the South visiting BALTIMORE. well In i've
cali at the above Esab,heni they SUITED" IN
the best well fashionable Clothes
The stock will be found among the best every
thing will be ads up order, p,ee and ON rc
ronah.e terms u. MARTlN,
Merchant Tailor.
Baltimore, October :, 1850
FuHE subscrbcf ~ the only Agent
- VEGETABLE MEDICINES, EXTRACTS OISTMENTS
ESSENTIAL OILS, FRAGRANT WATERS he &c raisrd pre-
pared and put the Botanic Garden Lebanon N York
A. ". WILDER
~ 10 ~ Main street, ehuonJ
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VALuABLE REAL ESTATE ar AUG

" ALuABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUG.
IIoN-Wh be -oi OF M"sb.y. the 18th day October
'at O'Clock IA the aii-rnoon the premises real
tate OF which Thomas Baker, air of the Richmond
eon-i-tn- of house and bit IN said
tan OF Brok" Avenue WI nker fronting Bno..
nue. about los feet back BAKER
anil vacant lot situated ST Per' Street
fronting 10 feet and running hack sed this proper
~ vii be dvdsd into .naI+r
THIS property WILL by cement amoug IA. heirs Of Thon,.
hasef h- certainly -d without The bOu-
nn. - ilo1ghtto be a cool stand for a grocery.
TEkMS-'bn- fourth cash months far
negotiable Iot"s, well ,nIOr.d
HERBERT A. CLAIROENF,
foT Bakers bc
shall Al ia" same time, administrator e Mr. MAY H. an
eh the hos al the the Avenue al
nous hold ard kitchen Furniture. Aj sa to
good washer and ironeT %. A. CLAIBORNE
uaaI Auet.
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lotteries.
j. F. w ORD.
LOTTERY vENDER.


OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL POST OFFICE
hcHsosD. VIRGINIA,
- ELLIS Tickets In nil ttsiie. under The m.nage,.>st
- 81 J. g. GsEsohr Il CO., the came ,esss- that
they so,d II the Manager Office.
The following Zine Lotteries offered 10 the motto. o
the pubic:-
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. CL..B..
IL - dr.s. is<5
GraAsa Capitalist
id $4,000 80 Pn.ss Of $1,000
OF xoO00 80 d.. 500
lof 10000 50 do 400
Of 6.OOO 100 do o,o
al 3.S77 20O do. 2,O
&c, &c, sc.
Whole Tickets SIS; halves o. 80; aua,ter- S37s
rs Nos IS drawn ballots.
A package OF &c Whole Tickets, a, fifteen d.il.r.
each, costs &3ou
Price VI two tickets deducted, go
And warrant the package y draw lyI- 22l
Leaving the price Of Q Certificate only &I69
Halves and Quarters IN proportion.
S30OOO.
ALI Lottery Cass co. fos ir.vo an A,,,,
dT'a, e. ssiaday oet issh lists Csp.i. ESQ ooo 10
soo 7s Nos ~ dawn han Tes.. sIo haiy.. s. guar
t-r- So Certificates packages Of -
halves g. Is qa.usrs ~ So
SIS 600.
A-ranaria Lottery. Ci.s- No a. for 1875 drawn A-r
asfs,a ID a. os S.arisy, Oct ,5h ISIS
Tickets SO halves So Of pae 81
- Whole neksts. efis; ~ halves SIS; - quarters
Orders for Tickets addressed the UNDERMINED will
have prompt attention. r. WORD,
~ Corner opposite EIrhsnge Hotel,
HNS Richmond, Va.
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Aurtion 8ales.
FUrUnE DAYS.


n.nIey, uesesre &c.
$40 Cases shs~~. Bssts. HAT. ana Cara
|. AT AUCTION.
IN WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH INST. AT
~ 10 osLaeh. front stess will --n Arr. ,.s
r-trssi sss'm-nt entirely fsh al
sAsvs.d b. the Pan asa wisi-r -as. coaisiar Of
hsns bed hip AMI cali 0. and Brorans
B,o,s
hsht e,n
-pntg heel Psmp-
Wos~ns sprn heel p-ss-d D,wninx.
Wen.
Pump. AMI Bu.hir-
h"roeoo aud Nd
mo welt haih-r shoe.
boy-' heavy thies Boot.
Hnngans
l. and v calf Braxan.
foath-' .. and kp
Miss. p-gx-d sa,pp~t-
t-ni-nen- Gn- df---B Root.
CITY mad. Brosu--
Btaes, ku-aa r-ar. Cassim-r. nd Anglo Hat,
Mems Gard S-a-u. nd car.
super black wooi Hat.
Also, aud Leather
TrHss-t'ndsr siDo, that amount, ,,,...
fot approved negotiable paper ~ M A 20 Ayc,-
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Anrtiou 8aies.
FUTURE DAYS.
NJ s~seapers, Aiis. q g.

GROCERIES,, &C.
car Aasiioa store- ="
~ hid eleon sd.A
&c thls n sugar ."..
20 bhls w. O. Ash-~s
300 teams wi.ppinx rsg-r
goo bones Soap --t.r
100 do Gun.o~jsr Tea
20 eaAs Refined Od
70 easrs Hats
Wine. Wh-sey
Csnd.r
Cap Paper, &C he
TERMS-unier sfOs. E,ra Era "a ,x.. . "a
foe approved pager.
%t DAvgNroRr., ALLEN a 60 A,,,-
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ny 'rhos.as n. T.Ii.s-rro.


Wm be rnh THIS MORNING, 10 o'eioek Nero you..
AMI her ehden, 10, ~ year Oh Negro Mes. .pd
Gih, 10 years Old.
oes T IL TAII,FERRo Aust
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hy wiiiinss. a ssaxaI.

hJ williams a Haxnta
On "WEDNESDAY peIi The : h In-,anI =, IN o,..,., -
shall .-'i IN front of Auction ssore-- - =
Pr'me II CroiI sugan,
In retailing Molas---
frrme Raeon sides bright and dry -a'
ho Laguayra Coffee ..H
d." RIO do ID.
10 do lava a.
Vs'y superior whae LEAD H..a.t
Western Lard m hsss
Cod Fish n
suP- rdne SaLad OIL in basket.
snTsriof Old Mononxah-is wb;.l,v i
Dr. do Tu-caLpoa
Pennsylvania Apple brandy
NrTy CIDER do.
Cnxnac brandy ora d, Dupuy 4 Co
do. do A. Segn~ti-
DO. do !. J. Dupuy
Very superior Indigo, lrr.
sa-oa's very -up-ror Riaeiins r.t
Havana and Common s~gar.
TERhS-UnIer 500, eash;i stOo and ox,, A ,,,,,.. g.
approved paper. ' "' nv .
&C Z WILLIAMS
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FIRE WORKS.

FIRE WORKS.
WILL be furnished at short notice, various
w kinds OF beautiful Fire Works consisting Rockets or
namen- with starr Roman Candies
V'rticIe Wheels, Pyramd Messenger Il required
suitable person 10 display them. Por s.ie by
X. q. DUvAI-
% Agent for he MAJ ufactuf.
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3 HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE.

- UNDER THE EXCHAN GE. No. J.
Drawing 81 Vs. Monopeslis Lottery. Extra Class No
81 7 } 50 i6 - ~ 10 rs I - &c
AIsIardrs KItis. tIss.
10 III IL IL % u 6J 10 20 Is - CT
Al-Isnjria GAS No a9.
- , % So 10 " ~ II 81 SIS is 60
Orders tor Tickets the follow splendid Scheme to
DO directed To Horr He ito sell the S5OOOo. Note the
Scheme particularly; 1t is fine ono.
e50,OOO, $4,000, 10000
The splendid Alexandra Lottery Class b. Tor Ie45 10
be drawn in Alexandra, ID. C., Saturday, October
1915. rs No. Lottery, Is drawn ballots.
BRiLIaSr SCHEME.
Capital Prize Of $50 900 50 Prizes OF $1,000
do 25ooO 50 do 500
do 10000 80 do AGO.
do 6OOO 100 do $50
do 1871 200 do 300
&c. sc. &c
Tickets SIS; halves Z 50 quarters 2 IS
Certificates OF packages Of &c whole tickets Sis0 90
70 halt tickets $50 &c quarter tickets SI5; &c eighth
tickets $22 50.
Ps Per.ons Il IN want of
nancy
8J Tickets IN sn the Lotteries Advertised byJ Gr-soy Co
Constantly hand Orders
ed To with prompsnes and the drawings
requesed, a who order oI u. NJ. R,e hnoad
mon .,
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TO MERCHANT TAILORS. Tur

Il scrbtT. whose whole directed
ton and sale of Cloths Casino Veng and all Kind
.or h. Of Merchant Tai respectfully
Of such dealers his AMI desirable goods
Tie keeps aleo the Pans of FASHIONS month
~ Ills hriiies for laying desirable goods
hun to offer strong Inducements purchasers
~ T. HARRINGTON,
lpi BALTIMORE street, (up stairs
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NATURAL COKE.

WE keep, at our coal yard on Basin Bank, a
constant supply OF fresh raised Cots at
tents per bushel, delivered in any part Of the city.
&c l-lm TONNES h POWELL.
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NOTICE.
W. WE take this occasion 10 give
J /. !.
n - notiee titat keep nly On ha nj S,rv,.
o. Graiesabd Conking Rangers uf all Ami. ,h,t
~ arr generally us,d W lLs saafseL of our own
ns-NG mlpuiaeture. which e wHisel on rra pu, HE
MG50 term. Ahn, Meats Agricultural Furnaces IN,
O O stesminE tnrd iar Stsck which will an At
hs manufacturers prices. ancf a,hltns thu On
Prns-r al our fn, stove and he-t Iron Nam,
factory, near thu Rel Tav.rH, When, al t,pd.
of wnfk IN ourne, vhbe bone the terms. a., ~,
the Shortest notice Roofing with TIN "copper" CucrnK
apps u. A. q. X MEII.ER
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cpNWAf ROBINSON,
SJ dey aftr the desr-d u Cling
lions- viii be -Ohi Ars, large Mirrors, OF a.. ,
fREscH rar-
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- pny for ID" ensuing oveTseer take change
large Farm One who has tsrorrA kowIdse manage
n"nl of orn Wheat and Tobacco (plueury teT) viii be
employed. Liberal wages pad.
So 10 WOKTIIAM MeGRUDER 4 co.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-20
(Nunlmer ~.

lor9en erbcb iId bic Sonne rllb uno folt aus ibrem
Sette: 0a6 Weer tpar bau unb rnbi9, aber iebes
Sdttt oerffwunben Gen puuft am ffrnen bpri,ont
oentete mebr all, tpeld)e Balm lle aencmmen
Ste Srttten bauen jeoen Geriuob seseu Wortsntcutb
a!nI9e9eGeM % l's cnr ole prablere Grabbing bes
oDer ourcb cas- .urrabqc(dre Der Sben
teurer I'M Seot gum Nif5u9e betpr9eu wurpen, pirb
osNeldt tur lmmer elm alDelfelhafter Wuntt bleiben
The New York herald., 1845-05-25
MONEY MARKET.

bNturuny, my Szs-o r VA
The stock market does not improve in the slightest de-
gree, but the contrary is becoming more and moro de-
pressed Vicksburg fell of per cent? Canton, Harlem.
Mohawk, Morris Canal, Reading, Kentucky and Ohio
6s closed at yesterdays prices Stonngton went up Ii;
Long Island I; Farmers Loan Il Pennsylvania os at
the board but fell back afterwards in the street to yes
terday's prices.
The East River Mutual Insurance Company have de-
cared dividend of three and half per cent for the last
six months, payable on the Sd Of June.
We annex quotations current in this market for do
mcstc exchange. The demand very limited, and tho
rates nearly nominal We advance quotations for
Alabama State money. There is very little Offering in
the market and it rapidly going out Of circulation L
will soon be in demand again. for the purpose Of sending
into the interior Of that State for the purchase Of cot
ton the planters preferring that money to any other
The New York herald., 1845-05-25
DoMrsrrc ExcaANor, May q, lsla,

The amount ouncurrent money offering for redemption
is not SO large as il few weeks since, whom the
brokers found it very difficult to take Of fast
1t came in The spring being about there
few country merchants in town. Exchanges on all tho
principal points rule at such low rates. that the bulk Of
the remttancos to and from this city made in that FORM
in preference to running tho risk and dangers Of forward
ing bank bills.
The movements in specie limited, and the Do
mand for any purpose moderate, that the premium IL
very much reduced We annex quotations. current In
this market
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

ETHIOPIAN SERENApERs, PALMo's OPERA HOUSE
Every body will rejoice to learn that for few and
very few nights these accomplished vocaists will
extend their VISIT and invoke the young and the old
the grey and the gay in fact all ages sizes and sexes
to 60 to Palmos where will be found combination OF
talent from tho banjo to the bones from the bones the
voices TINT hos been and must be prononnc.
cd wherever their voices raised inimitable. They
cmphatcally the only Lthiopcnns and their name
at full length in the bill this day advertised We
cannot repeat either their their qualifications
Judge for yourselves,
The New York herald., 1845-05-25
QuorArrors roR srrcir.

The assignee OF the Shawneetown Bank Of neis, has
given notice. directing debtors to forward and
their notes. otherwise twenty per cent the princi
pal would be demanded Renewals may be made In
four equal instanents, by notes. payable one. TIVE,
three and four years. from the cate of assignment with
six per interest secured by good and appropriate
security Payments Of interest and cost viii be required
before renewal, the latter in specie.
The annual report of the kalamazoo Insurance CON-
peny states that the has been operation about
ten years. During that time, they have issssd 1855
policies; Of which ssi have expired and bees cancelled
and l,o74 still in force. They have Insured $sA5I.
36l of property of which Sl58S0ls have expired, and
sls4 still insured They have paid losses
$23023 81. They owe losses about pil,552 n.
including interest. Ts meet this they have
In the hands ofAgents and unpaid assessments,
together with the notes in the hands Of the
Losses unpaid, as above slated. S4Ssa II
Which leaves surplus all liabilities Of s7o37 IA
Deduct Tor losses on assessments and other
wise,. ............... 5000 90
Which leaves surplus fund on hand. after
paying all losses, Of. - 2,037 IL
| Counterfeit Bills Of the Suffolk Shoe & Lssthsf
Dealers Banks Of Boston, and the bingham Banks alter.
| ed from 81 to $40, are in circ alation.
II is stated that the affairs Of the State Bank Of Illinois
to be put Immediately into state Of LIQUIDATION
Suits will be brought against all the debtors Of the bank
unfortunately. The Stockholders did not desire nor
would they accept renewal Of tho charter.
From the weekly report Of tie ssl erincndent Of the
Mad River Railroad of Ohio appears that the receipts
for the week ending May 10th, 81 O.o The receipts
for the corresponding week of last year. but sss5
showing increase Of nearly hundred per cent In
its presen business. The cnrc from the road
in ~ was $4,000 Tho road Ia completed only as miles
being the distance which the now ran on
the Little Miami Railroad. Tho producvsnsss Of the
counties bordering upoa the Mad River line may in
fcrsl from the fact tet Of tie above rscspts Of al
sas for freight alone, and ths too, chiedy OF
| portntIon.
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

10 THE EDITOR OF THE N. Y. MORNING HERALD.
form, the leading features Of The foreign postage
aw passed the last day OF the last session OF Con-
yress Previous to that period no law existed in the
Cnitea states a9thonslng the Post Office Depart
ment to coAract tor carrying the foreign mails, and
Of consequence the whole of that important branch
OF business, so tar regards transportation by steam
ships, fell exclusively into the hands of foreigners
no american received shilling; but the whole
amount paid outwards and nwards was, and still is
regular monthly or selni-monthy tribute towards
the construction and support Of foreign steam ships
adapted as well tor naval as commercial purposes
and therefore, in the revolution of events which no
human eye can toresee, may be brought to bear in
hostility upon our peace and security.
The design of the foreign postage law is to abo-
s this tribute to foreign nations, by turning its
rent to the support OF own steam ships, in fair
and honorable spirit OF reciprocity
The act authorizes the Postmaster General to con-
tract for carrying the foreign mails Of the United
States in American steamships, owned by American
citizens, for u term not exceeding ten years.
1t establishes the same rate OF postage is paid in
Great Britain forletters packets, &c. by Post Office
Mail Steamers, namely; Upon letters and packets
aot exceeding half an ounce IN weight, between the
ports of the United States and the ports OF England
and France or any other foreign port not less than
three thousand miles distant, "a cents.
Spon any letter or packet over half an ounce in
weight, and not exceeding an ounce, ~ cents; and
for every additional halt ounce, or traction of an
ounce, Is cents
Upon letters and packets between the ports of the
United States and any of the West India islands in
the Gulf Of Mexico, not exceeding half an ounce IN
weight, 10 cents; and 20 upon letters and pack
cts not exceeding ounce, and cents for every
additional half ounce, or fraction Of an ounce.
Upon every newspaper, pamphlet or price current,
between the United States and any OF the places
above mentioned, 3 cents.
The Consus of the United States are authorized
to pay the foreign postage of such letters as may be
detained at foreign ports for the non-payment oi
postage.
The government of the United States reserve to
themselves the power of receiving the steam ships
from the contractors for the service of the navy on
demand, at valuation.
A penalty of five hundred dollars is imposed upon
every person taking Transporting any letter. pack
et newspaper, other printed matter, except books
and papers for use on board by ships that may here
after transport the United States mail
The provisions of the bill relate exclusively to the
transportation of the United States mail by steam
ships, and do not in any way change the system Of
sailing vessels. Your ob't serv't,
JUNlus SMITH, 63 South street.
New York, May 2lst 1916
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

MAY 24.-John Snifen rs. abraham r. Luyster.-Mo-
ton to set aside report Of referees in favor Of plaintiff
Order, report confirmed with costs.
James Robertson rs. Daniel a. Bald,cin.-Action
promssory noto for $780, made by the defendant, on
which verdict was taken subsequent TO the opinion Of
frmed with costs.
Nathaniel ". Smith George c. 7ompkins-Rcport Of
referees confirmed with costs.
w b. Skdmore Benan Cain-In this case two suits
were brought. Judgment for plaintiff on demurrer in
u both suits Defendant may plead anew mont Of
The New York herald., 1845-05-25
Court OF Oyer and Termincr.
Before Judge Edmonds and Aldermen Henry and Be-


N. C. PATERSON, Esq, District Attorney.
MAY 24-Triai Of Klein for Murder continued.-This
trial was resumed at eight o'clock this morning. The
Court room usual filled with spectators anxious
to witness the conclusion of this tad. There
material change in the prisoners appearance The
Of the Jurors having been called Mr. Paterson
the part of the proceeded with his address
and arguments to the Jury and resumed his scat at nine
o'clock when his Honor, Judge Edmonds, delivered =
most solemn charge 10 the Jury strongly mpressng
them the necessity of their scrutinzing the evidence
given both sides, and that it not the punishment
that the prisoner to receive in of conviction
but that they to determine and deliver their verdict
between the people side and the prisoner tho
other according to the evidence before them That hcy
were to determine whether the prisoner At the time Of
the commission of the act had mind enough to know
what he doing, and he in their opinion labored
under any deusion at that time, any reasonable
time previous. If So they bound to acquit him
the ground Of nsanity but on the contrary they
Of opinion that he responsible agent for his
when he perpetrated the deed they to find him
guilty Of murder. At ten o'clock the Jury retired to
their chamber and returned into Court twenty minutes
to two o'clock with verdict of Not Guilty, on the
ground of Insanity Prisoner then ordered to be re-.
manded until Monday
The New York herald., 1845-05-25
General Sessions.
Before the Recorder and Aid. Compton and Meserole
NJ. C. PATERSON. ESQ, District Attorney.

Nj C. PATERSON, Esq, District Attorney.
MAY 24.-John II. Chadwick, convicted yesterday oi
obtaining goods under false pretences from A. Bcknap
go Courtandt street. placed at the bar this morning
and after statement from his counsel Mr. Sammons,
showing that Mr.. Chadwcks losses occasioned by
misfortune, and that there intention defraud
hoped the Court would show its mercy the sentence
The Recorder said he had doubt Chadwick had been
unfortunate but he had msreprcsented the condition
affairs. The Court therefore sentenced him nprison
ment in the city prison for the term OF two months and
to pay fine of Sl00-to stand committed till paid
The Court was engaged hearing motions during the
morning.
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

RELIGIOUS FANATrcIsM AND CLERICAL MISTAKES
Many of readers will recolect story set afoat
by a Rev. DR.. Beman, of Troy, at one Of the re-
cent religious anniversaries in this city, about a
Miss Patt, who had received 81 500 from Catholic
Bishop, to purchase her admission to the George
town Convent The story was given quite in detail,
and with great deal Of declamatory denunciation
of Popery. 1t now appears that the whoc statement
was fabrication, from beginning to end. One OF
the Catholic organs comes out with full exposure
OF the affair. This is, indeed, a melancholy case
But il is by no means solitary instance of the ex
rayagance and falsehood with which religious bi-
gotry and sectaran animosty often lead even clergy
men. Country parsons often come up to this city to
attend these meetings, and violate all truth and de-
eency in their public addresses.