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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

FROM HAYTl.-We learn by the bring
Eolus, Cap. Hellar, arrived yesterday at n.
York from Cape Haytien, that the Hayticns
ilSd taken the pilot boat Virginia, formerly of
Hampton, Va, but at the time of her capture
under the Dominican flag; same time burnt
one other schooner, both vessels being in the
harbor OF Santiago. The schooner Commodore
Warren, OF Philadelphia, was recently bought
at Cape Haytien, by the Haytien Government
to be added TO their naval force. The account
OF the battle between the Haytiens and Dom
inicians, at Matayaga, is confirmed, but the
loss on the part of the Haytiens is said to be
trivial, only two pieces of light artillery and a
few prisoners having been taken from a small
diminishing party.-N. T. Paper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

a FACT WORTH KNOWING A eenilem
~ scfoiulons habn became aft cI,d with UIcer-
nImnS oi The Throat and Nose. aud n disagree eabls
any f"uo'csome dIsetse Of The skin. Indeed hue
whole system bore the marks Of beng saturated
wlIh disease. ons hand and wrist were SO mucb
Affected That lie had lost lhe use Of The hand. every
pafl being covered with deep. painful ard ofIensiya
o'c'rs' aud his hand and wrls were as hollow and
,p'ous as honeycomb. II was at this stage of
The complaint, when death appeoted inevi,ab,o
rom lonIhsome disease. that he commenced The
use o' Jaynes AliefaliYe. and having taken sixteen
Oo,ue' Is now perfectly cured. Public Ledser.
rms ALTtRATIvE operates through The circula.
non ana puries The blood ond eradicaies diseases
from The sVsiea, wherever located; and The nur1;,
I"os cures has performed ia dsensos of The Skin.
Ca"ccf Scroula, GoiIte. Liver complaint, Dyspep
"a ana cher chronic diseases, is truly astonishing
e. rfcrnIed only by DIR JAYNE, No YSorih Third
Street, Philadelphia
For sale by DR. } cRUMBACKER, l73 Main 81,
Wheeling, Va. oc, "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
2,7l6,llI
1871, 100
Ballast, GO tons,

Making total of ESQ, 54l
This Is said to be the heaviest cargo ever
carried from this port.
Such are the workings of Tarilfw which was
10 destroy commerce! This is the Black
iariil which was TO ruin the country! But
when had we so many merchant ships afioat?
Nhen Was our commerce in more palrny
state! When has cotton found stcadier
market! When did we ship as much flour,
pork, cheese &c, as since the Tariff of 1912
went into Albany Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

SPELLING BOOK The Board of Rjuca
non OF Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, voted
70 continue thc use of Sanders, Spelling Books
III the schools OF that city-the Eagle says ola
vote ol two to one. Tie Book Committee
had previously reported i'm favor of adont;ng
Cobb instead Avote of MAY last direc,;nS
the introduction OF CObbs books a. fast ns
Sanders should wear out. was rescindcd. A
proposition 10 introduce Salen Towns book,
was rejected y. y. Tribune. Oct.g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

THE BLACK TARIFF" The Journal of
Commerce is frequently forced to confound and
overthrow its free trade theories by such facts
as these:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
20 CAPITALISTS AND O'ffiERs.
VALUABLE PATENT RIGHT FOR
SALE NJ Auction. by YORKE BRhSuFARS A.

HEWSON,
On WEDNESDAY mcrning. oeI 18Th. at 10 A
NJ a. the auction STORE 26 Columbia ST. will be sold
The PaIeni RiehI for the Western States fur the
making Of lar Gas nld The Apparatus, patented
10y Jas Ctnichclt aud now shared condiionaIIy Inv
Mes'fs G ~ III Shocnberrcr. This Gas is now
." use on STEAMBOATS,. in churches. hotels and pti.
N"'e houses. aud Is generally admired Tor it's bill.
nancy aud econnmy. IL IS applicable Tor n single
room "r a large city. To those VIM have nor IN.
'e'ligaed II; reference is made to III that nae A.
zoe proprietor hnying mure ll,an he can attend
10 w "hef states u tho cause OF snie and certainly
hs Oilers To tho capitalist end arlizin one of tbe
h'S' chances OF making money Of any we ever
kne" or the invention having been fully aud fair.
ly Iestei.
The States rrsed for sale on The above ,Iov.
nnIess previously sold at private sale. will he II,
O.io Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama and oil SIates
Wes' and West Of The abOve States save md
except The CITY a. d couny of ST Louis which has
ne'h purchased after investigation by the ST Louis
Gas L'gkI Co. Not less Than one State will be-
so ID at a Time Terms cash.
iOkKE. BRASHEARS & UEWSON.
N"oi'"a'l OCT 10 2iCG2S Auciioneers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

1T matters not how the head lieth. so the
hcarl Is right" were the last words of Sir
walter Raleigh, in answer to ihe question of
iili,S c,Hecuiioncr If his head lay easily on the
block " was cminently Characteristic of tbe
simple honesty Of tlat illusirous man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
From the Journal OF Com,n,rc,

- T IOHI nc JUNTNUI OJ C0mntcrCC.
LARGE CARGO;-The ship Cornelia, Capt
French, which sailed Yesterday for Liverpool,
has on board the following cargo:
2,o2o barrels flour, at 2l5 lbs. each 5l2 S75
I;i'2 pdics cotton, weighing as .229
1873 boxes cheese, 33.0jO
29,493 bushels wheat, by measurc,)
about LES, 900
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

's following toast, given at late Honi.
'"i.e'"' Far ia Boston, ism; bad.
" OMAN. The earliest gauIefers Of f,,i.,.
~ lithmF iA iirl oppls slis eau, 'lr G,',
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

TIE DEMOCRATS Of the Second Con-.
er.ssional District, New Jersey, have noripa-
l.i George Sykes OF Burlington, as their can.
ddtic for Congress 40 the next election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

ANU tEE STEAMBOAT ROBBERY -
q gentleman, named d. Parsons. had bis ,,,l.
e' robbie Of s6Sj, while on his way Cror, An
@ylny to New York, on board the OREGON IN
The wallet was under his 9illo,r'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

connts from the Manufacturing Districts since
the sailing OF the Cambria are encouraging and
satisfactory. At Leeds there has been an inn
proved business done in the Warehouses;
There is a very brisk demand for piece goods
at the Halifax market and prices are consid
cred shade higher; for Orleans and Merinos
there is a most excellent demand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-25

up She says she has tasted laudanum sndha this was
not SO bitter He then put her hood. backside lore
most piDn il back with several pins very tightlyun
bound her hands and she heard him go of through the
bushes. She neither OF the menoosened the hood
and handkerchief-saw and knew the place where she
was the bank of the stream and found her shawl mot
wet) and the two cords, lying there also. She ga.
thered them up, and made the best progress she
could to the house, something less than quarter
alarmed at her absence-which about an hour
She entered the dwelling dripping wet, her hair dshs-
veed-comb beads pencil and knife gone, dress torn
&c She said, =" You would not blame me If you knew
what have suffered since went out" fell bed, and
swooned The cords not like any known by the Ia
my neighbors;a light linen linewa uaedw we believe
on the wrists the size OF the wales" on themshe
was exhausted but has her entirely tits thought
that she knows certain things that Mrs Burdck knows
through her. but if has not yet been dyulgedthat
this something f anyhng) is the cause OF her taking
off, The citizens of Greene rallied with promptitude
and eeded the place Of the murderous assault
did not succeed in finding the culprits Their tracks
were discovered and two were seen that Afternoon
skulking behind fences in lots by individuals unnformet
Of the facts Mrs Burdick is maniac, and VIII no
probably live long. Her mind now, az when sane ant
testfying the horrible scenes Of the day she wa
taken gagged and placed in the swamp to die NO douo
seems to exist in the where the crimes were com
mitted that they are in way connected with the
disappearance Of Mrs. Bolt. How far In what way
we have no means Of judging. OF one thing, after un
dersanding the particulars of the late outrages we are
convinced that two deliberate AMI premeditated at
temps at murder made. But the whole is shroud
ed in my stery dark and impenetrable. Yet time may
bring facts to light and the guilty to punishment and
God grant, speedily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-25
Price Two Cents.
Court InteIIi0ence.


GENERAL SESSIONS Oct. 24-Before the Recorder ana
Aldermen Stoneal and Charlick. NJ c. Paterson, Dis
trict Attorney. =.
Trial fo, neutrality-suspicious. Spring was put on his
trial on an Indictment for burglary in the first degree,
in breaking into the dwelling OF John ickson of No.
SO Centre street. and stealing $25 and two watches on
the night the 9th inst From the evidence adduced on
the part OF the appeared that the premises
were entered by second story window, which
was broken ladder being raised for that purpose A
small desk was taken from room to the wood house.
where brosen open with oyster knife and the
money distracted.
Hickson, after the commission of the burglary sent
word Spring that he known to be the robber ana
could not and should not escape whereupon Spring re-
turned $50 Of the money at another time $50 more ana
subsequently the two watches; all OF which property
returned by the medium OF son OF Springs abous
twelve years old
There appearing some doubt in reference to the
entry OF the dwelling having been a forcible one; IN
consequence Of which the Jury gave the prisoner the
benefit Of that doubt and rendered verdict OF grand
larceny only. The Court sentenced him to be imprson-
ed in the State Prison for the term Of eight years There
also another charge similar character against the
prisoner but the District Attorney from feelings Of
clemency towards him, did not press 1t to trial.
~ The DISTRICT ATTORNEY then took occasion to state
that he had tried all the,prson cases, with excep
tion which could not be tried for the present also
the of the Clinton barge robbery and Of CON
spiracy.
THE Court then dismissed the petit jury, the
time remarked that fortyone Of felony and about
200 Special Sessions cases. had been disposed Of during
the present term.
The Court then adjourned until tomorrow morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-25
In Chancery.

Before Vice Chancellor McCoun.
Der 24-.John E. Pye et ais. James Strain ct. ds-
This a which came up demurrer to the COM
painants bill for portion Of the estate of Mr. Pye, de-
eased whose estates on his demise, were valued At
600 and were left the management of defendants
trustees for period of fifteen years after his disease
appeared that the heirs OF the deceased filed their bill
Tor partition contending that the will and testament
void being drawn in violation of the provisions Of
The statute in the State of New York The Court held
hat wwhich restrained property for term OF years.
unless provide for minor for the wife Of legatee
under the WILL void, not being drawn according
the provisions Of the statute The compliments were
accordingly to have the benefit immediate partition
of the property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-25
NAVY UEPARTMENT,
ywv o. 40 "a

MINERAL RICHES OF Observation-Disclosures coal
occurs at intervals over the tract of thrtyve miles
from South Anna river near its mouth to the Appama-
tox. In some places the coal ortyone feet thick
II is found in abundance within fifteen miles Oh ch'
mond in Hcnrico in Chesterfield in Goochland IN row
hatan on James River, and on the Tuckahoe AZ Muio
THAN pit, in Chesterfield county shaft has peen SUNK
seam OF fine coal hss been penetrated eleven feet Iron
is found in abundance various parts of the State
There mines of it in spottsyiyana near me
gold mines generally valuable than iron there
twelve in Goochland fifteen in Orange, eleven IN Culpep
per twenty six m spottsy lvania ten in Stafford, and six
In Eauouier Total gold mines eighty. There also
Ave copper mines in Fauquer The mineral resources
Of Virginia truly extensive and valuable-Warsn.
ton Tmss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-25
Common Pleas.

Der. 24-George Hayes vs. Robert Boyd-This was
an action of repevin to the value Of horse and
wagon seized by defendant under execution APP
peared that in June last defendant sued parties named
stewart and Samuel Hayes he latter being the brother
of plainf) in the Marine Court, case in which he
recovered judgment for Ss7 so. Execution being
ssued thereon he placed it in the hands of Of the
sIarshas, Orchard Chambers) who seized the horse
and wagon in suit and plaintiff claims that said horse and
wagon belonged to himself individually, though found
in the of his brother who connected in
business with him. Verdict this forenoon.
M Norton +. d. Bro,oer, impieaded Nth Johnson
Action brought bail bond to Sheriff dated in June
s43 given in suit for unlawfully taking and carry ing
way plaintiffs propertythe bail to the Sheriff having
failed to put special bail to the action TINS .u was
Drought Verdict fer plaintiff $500 debt and six cents
damages and six cents costs d. Major for plaintiff o.
Milan for def anda
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-25

VrpwoNr RrrrrR AeArN-A Vermont merchant
came 10 the CITY last sell his fall supply Of but
ter-pinety tons Pretty well for single trader, IN
small town among the mountains-oos'on f''''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-25

SUPREME CouRT-Rochester, Tuesday, October
N-Present Chief Justice Bronson, Justices Boards
ley and Jewett. No 5--James Thompson ads Abner P.
Downer MIR. Mccall continued for plaintiff Mr.. Kirk
and was heard in reply. New trial denied No. los-
RUSSELL Chapel agent of the State Prison at Auburn
Henry Polhemus impd, sc. S. A. Goodwin was heard
Tor the plaintiff. w. Wordenlor the defendant.
October -, Is45.-No 3 Sally Gilbert vs. Artemas
Johnson Mr.. Miller concluded for the plaintiff c. r.
kirkland was heard for the defendant Mr. Miller in
ply Judgment for the defendant No. 4-Jerome }.
3rggs ads the Board Of Supervisors of Onondaga. Mr.
Briggs was heard in person.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-25

McCauy, alias George Thompson, arrived in this
city on Friday last from New York. in company with
his wife and wifes sister, the latter party being from
sage board the Wisconsin for Detroit but returned
IN consequence OF the disabling Of the steamer On
their return here they took lodgings at the Genessoo
county House Meanwhile the husband had made ar.
Iangsments to go forward by the st. Louis. Two
snaii trunks containing the apparel of the females
were taken TO their lodgings, aud the other effects
put IN warehouse On Monday evening the man left
nome 70 attend the theatre he said since which time
nothing has been heard of him He Is nm Engiishman
oboutthiry years OF ago. about FIVE SIX sandy
and slightly peck Marked and Is believed he had con.
time he has been engaged lin trafhcking cutlery, and
has connections Toronto He has been married only
four nnonths-B'.falo Courier, Wssnssdsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-25

SMALL Pox.-We have taken some pains to as
certain the extent of this disease in Alexander and
learn that the whole number of from its first ap
has been about thirty OF those two only
have proved have recovered and eleven
under medical treatment of which are consi
dered dangerous, and most Of them convalescent we
also learn that many of those have exhibited but
very slight evidences Of genuine small pox, having been
OF very mild character, or of modified form No
great danger Is now apprehended from iuftner spread
the disease every reasonable pecaution has been
used to prevent H. not only by vaccination put by rgld
non-intercourse with those who are afected-Batario
Spirit Of the Times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-25

CONVICTION OF HUNTER HnL.-On Monday this
submitted to the jury, who, after retire
ment Of just one hour returned into court with
dict guilty Of murder in the first degree The Judge
hen, after short, but very impressive address to the
prisoner the awful sentence of death to be
carried into execution by hanging, Friday the "a OF
January next The prisoner appeared to be much al,
fected he spoke few words previous to ms beIng leo
out saying he hoped God would forgive him. and that
the people would forgive him. and that he had no thought
Of killing Major Smith when he asked him to walk with
him. The prisoners counsel moved Tor new tIal; put
the Judge oyerruled the motion Several bills OF excep
ton were signed sealed by the court during the r
al and we learn that petition will probably be sent up
20 tha ganeni court which meets at Richmond in De-
cembe1 for writ to bring the before that
bnnai should this be granted and the verdict Of the
ury set aside the punishment for murder in the second
degree is confinement in the penitentary, the longest
term Of which is Is years-Norfolk Herald, Oct ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-25

GREAT FLooD The Li.scrne Democrat of the
18th instant, mentions that the mill OF Messrs.
Whites, at Providence, ken used for the manufacture
OF Soy thes and axes, denominaed the Sar Works.
swepto the food from its foundation and not single
geher with the MILL which was just finished and
their finishing shop with their whole contents consist
ing OF large quantity Of ready made work, TOOLS
ch'nery &C. &c The upper story of the factory
occupied with machinery for manufacturing bedstead
and was owned by Messrs Bennett Throop,wth large
quantity OF manufactured work. and also, by MIR SEast-
brook with machinery, for manufacturing carriages wa
gons, &c The whole contents Of the building taken
away The building OF Messrs. White also destroy ed
and the bridges near to 1t swept away. The blacksmith
shop OF Mr.. Abraham Williams, the shoe shop of Mr.
Staples-the new two story house occupied by MIR.
staples, and owned by Mr. Trip completely under.
mined, and was left standing In the middle of the new
channel upon one corner, at an angle of fortyfve de-
grees Upon the opposite side Of the river, Mr. Jeffrey
has sustained considerable damage the injury done to
the hulLhead and raceway to his Touring mills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-25

kk1~ FOR GLASGOW-Regular Packet-The well
ARXAN. known fast sal'ing Br. barque ANN HARLEY
Ro srt Scott, master $50 tons. daily expected will
n.el y /. quick despatch.
For freight or passage having excellent
ply TO WOODHULL MINTURN.
o22me 81 South street.
The New York herald., 1845-09-24

TRIAL OF BIc THUNDER This trial creeps on
very slowly. We have looked over the evidence Of
Sheriff Miller, Col Re OF, and John J. Bush, and
cannot perceive that there Is anything in but what
came out on the last trial. The identity of Big
Thunder and Boughton is the sticking point and
unless there are more new witnesses produced on
the part of the prosecution to clear up this knoty
question, we think those who calculate on convic.
ton are far too sangune. The above witnesses are
among the most important to be examined The
whole testimony is almost an exact transcript OF
what il was before.
The New York herald., 1845-09-24
Movements of Travellers.

There was very considerable reaction Yesterday
amongst the travelling community, The arrivals nearly
doubling those OF Monday. There at the
AMERIcAN-Lieut Browne, A. Champion USA: A.
Champion, Savannah; II. Sinclair, Baltimore; s. w
Fish, Natchez; II. Wayfali, NCs Mr. Hale Troy; Thos
Ware, Philadelphia; J. Kirkland, Waterford; W. Tow
ers Providence; J. Courtney, Louisville; Chas. Parker
Boston; 5. Arnold, Graham, Providence; G. H. sym.
mer, Boston; J. Robb, Norwich
AsTor-A Russell, Augusta; D. Barnes, Middleton;
hir Tenrleton, London; +. B. Smith, New Orleans; g.
H. schoehe do; J. j. Day, do; w H. Chainbe rlau Lon
don; f. H. Dubry, Providence r. H. Gbbes, Charleston;
Bushingham, Boston; Lieut. Pipon, Royal Engineers
Engl and; d. Watkin. Troy s. Cirout Vermont; d. Blu.
chit Day ton; L. Giddies, Dayton; A. Nye, Charleston;
Moss Stoke Philadephia Mr.. Kent spring g6ed; Col.
Bradshaw, Boston, Isaac Livsrmore, Providence
CirY-L NJ. Pa sons, Iartford +. H. AcAllster, Phi
iadeipha; H. D. Master, Kentucky; NJ. Blackwood Phi
ladelphia; s. Mcoy. Albany; A. Mclean, st. LOUIS s.
Mclean, south Carolina; MIR. Ford, Missssippi MIR.
Hale boston; is William, Philadelphia; Capt Sbley
Virginia; Mr.. Thayer. Washinston; j. r. Brown Wash.
ington; Thos S. King Mobile; J. j. Lawrence ship Hud.
son.
tRANKLIS-R. H. Hannah, Bridgeport; JC. Treaiwell
Ala; Wood, Bridgeport; Lieut. Frobet, u N; L. stagg
Tn; Joseph Salthead, seymour, Savannah L. Hill,
B fhnyer, ) T.; joseph Smith, Montreal; d. MITCHELL
Pittsburgh; g. w. Day, Gin.
ULoBk Fennimore Cooper Cooperstown; H. Hicks
XII, fhilad j. 4 Jones, Mobile; ii. Hutchinson do ii
A. AYERS, Boston; J. Shelton, do; Ii. w Awoith Fusto
Rodas Boston; Nath Warren Portland George Treiter
PhIad
HowARDs'-A. McChin, Aug; Thos Cowler Buffalo;
j. Mitchell, Hamilton Canaia H. f. Doughty Fradouia:
A Roberts, Texas; Major Hobbies, Washington; j. II.
nuhvan do Keith, Ala; l.. J. Temple, Demerara; A.
boston Mr. Gray, Va; lr Liary, Boston, f. Wilson Bal
timore; JOS Gladstone, Sobile Gen. Ebrngton H. e.;
K ~ Burdwel Geo; Z. Gillespie Geo: W Hcnrich
6uhaio; Dr. Grey Boston; o. II. srothingha St. Louis
The New York herald., 1845-09-24

REPORTED FRAcAs IN NEWCASTLE, DEL-We
have received letter from Newcastle, Del, which
details racas, said to have taken place in that town
last Saturday 1t grew out of the clandestne mar
rage OF Barney to the daughter Of the Chief Justice
OF Delaware. Is it possible that the Chief Justice
OF State would engage in fracas in the open
street and in broad daylight We hope for all con-
cerned that our informant is in error.
The New York herald., 1845-09-24

STORM AT THE WEsT.-The Lee county Uowa)
Deniocrat states, that by the recent storm there,
every square OF glass the west side of the houses
was destroyed The trees torn up by the roots
s.acks were demolished chimneys blown down, and q
isIge amount OF damage done. The steamboat Fortune
was piown from her moorings and sunk The Iowa had
ner cninneys blown overheard, but otherwise
injured and will bring up the Fortunes cargo We fear
thsf disastrous news IL behind VET
The New York herald., 1845-09-24

The FISHERIES. 400 fishing vessels pu,
into Gloucester, on Sunday Of last week. with car
goes varying from 20 to 100 barrels macke rel
Altogether this fleet had upwards Of 10000 barrels
Of Gsh
The New York herald., 1845-09-24

Lynch LAw.-We are told that man of wife
and family, IN the town Of Haverstraw, Roekland
county, was rode upon rail about a mile. nv Soma
of his neighbors, on Saturday evening las, for
having manifested unbecoming friendship with other
women Of the neIghborhood. Only onderdonk;nn
The New York herald., 1845-09-24
With five wickets to 60
down.

CRICKET MArcH AT PHiLApgLpHIA-The interesting
match between two elsvens" of Union Club Of this
city, came of at their ground back Of Camden Mon.
day The prize contended for was handsome " Bat
el The smiable contest for possession OF the prize
was witnessed by large number Of most respecta-
bio citizens many of whom had before seen play
Of the manly and exhirating gamo Of Cricket. The
"a nuin In fha