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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16
WHEELING. VA.

-uiiohie frr Winter WEAR large .t,,k 81 o,,..,.
LOTli. FLaNNFt- 81 NIL sors; AIr,cA> 6.u,,J
md plain: CR,rE aud MERiN D'FchsE. C,,,ror.
NvsLias az MARQUIS Other nstrlcs lar Iodies. a.,
TAIioRS TRIMMINGS a large nssnr,me,,
All al Tie ah We COods will sell Wholesale ar
r'n'' "r make up :" orer IA the aicsi Ffcn. .tyle
READY MADE CLOTHING!
!" hsaf" Ia 'hs branch Ut tee business 4 must
"",'' ! om Tailor by profession, have worked
Z" The fade iOr fifteen years. the 'ciore am ablc
md 4" ca, my own clothing and max, tb,m mn
IA reaer aud cheaper 81, L. than any Other c.inh.
.'"hmeni ~ tie cnN u is useless Gr these TINT
'ary -" The business and ail.rs ,hrmsrlye s
% uiiSInp c"mpeini"n OF Ready Mad. Cluih,p,
\ hnNca large assortment. a. luluwS
blhck. Blue. Blown. Olive and Invisible Green
trck nnd Dress coats; Beaver cloth BOX and Over.
COATS; Pilot cloth Over'cons. Afackiuaw Md FROM
ad"hf bishhei do. on>s IN do, css.iurtt a ),
rwc'ds do: Jeans Jo, ~ al Siz..
have ola hand mn cN,el,cnt assortment Of rlo;n
md tan"y cashmere Pants. black and blue clp,b
Pants lined. very desirable nri Gle; and All, ouan.
''y :" cassinoi Pau. al all sizes and prices Jeans
aud Tweed Pans III all sizes aud pr,res
f'Nc hundred Vests. em5rucit e every s,ylo md
QUALITY.
SHIRTS. Wrappers. Draw er,cuiiars. Bosom. STOCK.
Oh wee. Fine and Fancy SiIk and Satin Scarfs Sin
Inks vi all col"rs nj qnals log ether " nh MANY
amer articles usually iunnd IN clmhirg stores
In conclusion. my old crsl, mers and The public
generally are invited tu 'aH and examine my sinrk
In confederation tor he hbIai paironar. heretofore
Iic"d'd 10 me. have pus,hnse Lqrr.r Sh.k
'nd Her them al CHEAPER RATES than have ever
lone before
Recolleci The cheap cash cl"ihms store Il
RICE.
oct conner of Main & Monroe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16
NOI1CE

CoMMiss"NFR's orFIoE. November 10. 1915
Inc parties interested IN the foregoing decree
nIe hereby notified. that have appointed Mondsv
'he ID u day Of December next, nj my ofI'ce in tho
Guy o. wheeling, ss The lime and place, when and
whce shall procc,d 10 take the account herein.
ufee'ed' And require she parties 10 appear aud
"o'o'o he''''s me such books. pspen. steo mis-.
PO''S snd vosciirrs, as ore required BY the rms
oI sad aecfee. 10 ensbe 10 make The fepJrt
r"v - JAMES a CLARKE Con-,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16
CAPSi CAPS CARS
WuoLESALI AND RETAIL
~ ~ Nh a. n .. ~ a.

- On t"'"n ''to Ct near the SOst tad n
- al the Market House. -
DAIlE & HoGE. NE now manufacturing snd
vii keep constantly on hand. large srrp,imcni VI
HATS AID CAPS uf the 6uesi Styles aud manu-.
featured 'f"'n the besl materials BJh "i u- beng
practical ilauet~. We make and supcfinicnd The
making Ct all The iia we colt Our Cans are pni.
chased from The most extensive Cap Manufacturers
IA the Eastern CilIcs. at the Lowest prices
All those sn want of genuine article ard lnicsi
American fashion 81 Has and Cars. wtp alsays
find them NJ our establishment. which we intend t.
make Known md inlkad OF by ali men, from
good work aud lew prices.
,er4 DARE 81 nGGE, Union 81,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16
ABSTRACT.


This cause came on again 10 be- heard 90 .
Whercupon. II further appearing the saiisfa c,ion
81 the Court. ihni the answers Of the guardians od
Him. tor The nfnnt defendants, had not been fled
when the snd d. cree Of the 3lsi day of January
1874. was mnde. The Court doth adjudgc order and
decree. that the SAID report lie re- committed 10 tho
said Jimes PAUL E,q To audit Stale and scille the
account of said J"hn List and Sable ki Brady and Of
each of Ihemns Executions and Trustees OF the es,ae
oi the said James Caldwell The eldcrdece,sed M re.
CURED by the former decree Of the said Janna
1914; aud also The accounts Of The parties devices
mud Lgases. under The will Of james CaldweI Tho
el9er, deceased. and what is respectively due 10
them and TINT ho make rep,ri thereof to The Court
with all convenient speed. with anything deemed
pertinent 10y himself; specially required BY either
oi The parties. And The court doth direct iha, tho
said Commissioner in auditing. stating and settling
Tia account hereby ordered. may adopt SO much or
his iormer account and proceedings my be found
favorable Ia the interests Of the said infant defcn
danis. Bat before proceeding Ia iako the account
hereby ordered. the said Commissioner shall Cause
p oper notice Ia be given Ia The parties, selling
forth the time and place fixed by him for taking tho
snmc- giving personal noicc TO nil within rho
State. and hy publication To oil without unless thsx
duly appear by counsel or in person"
Tesle. ALEX It LAIDLEY, Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16
GLUE AND GLASS PAPER.

III b. HORNBROOK, msnuIacIu.es and
Is cons:an,lv prepared 10 supply all or
der> Ion Glue q Glass paper uf superior DUAL.
iy, whicn VIII he furnished TO dealers or con.
sumerS Al as low u raie as tbey can purchase
II anywhere Orders leii al the Warehouse
on Maikei street, be.ow the Post Office will be
promptly supplied.
Feb. 10, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16

tST FECtIVED aud iur sale very low h,
- PRYOR & PAULL. Wa hsaie ID, argi,,
| 6iMarkei Street. WHEt LING
40 Brls Whinrg
casks Fre,h Chnmomile FInveu
eases India Rhubarb Root prime
800 gross Superior Blm king
cn'es small Sicily L'quorhe
% boxes Ground Mustard ia 4 cans
20 90 Pepper
IS do Cinnamon
do Coycs
do RIre
2O0ksgs While Lead
casks Sup White Clue
500 O0O Percussion CAPS
10 boxes CASTLE Soap old and dry
10 baskets Fresh Oiive Oh
D hrls Refined tnmphor
S do cream OF Tartar
] case Chine,e VermiIhon
bales Ird,n Scnna
20bnIes Diileu'. Sonps IN cakes aud bars
lcnsk Nulmegs
5OLhs English cLl, MI
lOOlo American 20 oct 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16

a
Law and Chancery. Ociober 3lst. I844
ErskiDe a. Eichelberger In CuAycrnv
oea'"H : Decree for Ac.
Jones & Tr"esdcll and others count
ABSTRACT or THE DECREE.
Aud The Court doth iurhcr adjudgr, order ond
"ecfee hni This canse he referred 10 Samuel Akin
'on' E'q. wh1 IL hereby appointed q Commissioner
Tor that purpose. Who 10 take an accom-, If The
property goods. effects. monies and chooses IN ac,ion
ne"hgig or coming 10 the defendants Jones IL
irnesdeil. which came 10 The hands Of The deIen-
dai is Mckee a. jacob. by virlne Of The deed of a.
.'g"neni OF sad Jones a. Truesdeil. Of The l7h of
March 1882. whlrh came TO The hands Of o,v
inner person ny their order direction or Tor their
"se or benefit or which by the exercise OF duo caro-
nn' diligence might and ought 10 have been receiv.
"a "hd collected by them-nnd That said Commits
'"nc' 90 ascertain aud report The value Of the pros
perry and tHtcis which 81 G, me 10 The bond, of
saIS nchee u Jacob MS well as of The pruperiy.
ehrcis nLd chooses IN action. which by The use Of
d"e and proper care ard dilig ense might and ought
10 have been received and c,dlt c,ed bv Them OIL
"heh 10 whom ohd upon what nc cnuni The same
mas been disi oscJ OI and mid ouI; and how much
Is que ahd coming L. C. raI'lnnaDis from the Jefen
do as Jones Il T'ue,dell upon the nole Of The Bib
1niy' 1882 hi'J MS ExhIbn A. and wbelher tho
Sa"o Ut any part thereof ought 10 be paid 10 COM
plainsnis out oi The monies. property or effects i'm
me hands Of SAID Mckee aud Jdcob--and Thai sliI
commissioner Hpori any other mailer deemed pcr-
'nrni by himself ar specially required by either
party. Aud far the PURPOSES Of ih,s account Il, is
ordered. that The defendants jones IL Tfuesdeli and
Mckee Jacob; produCe and submit 10 the exami.
nsiion OF SAID Commissioner. all such books and
papers Of said Jones e. TruesJelI and Mckee 81
Jacob, os fesics to. or are connected with The mat
iers of sand accOun--and thai com plaiDanis have
leave To examine tho sad Jones g. TmesdeII aud
Mckee * Jacob. upon Undergraduates before said
commissioner touching The maiers involved in tho
taking az said account.
And si another day. 10 wis ~ n Circuit Superior
Court al Low md Choncery held for The said toun
" OH "Wednesday The % h day Of October I84S..
On motion Of ComplaInoids by counsel. i, was or-
do'ed Thai M much oi The decree made in this cause
nj imnef term, rs d,rerIed The account therein.
ordered 10 be taken by Samuel Aikirsnn, ESQ be
set eside and IL is ordered. on said compsinan,,s
moioh' that said account be iaken By James A.
clarke Esq TO whom TIE same is REFEREED and thar
We proceed therein IN The manner directed by said.
former decree. aud report The slmo in order TO a,
further decree Tcste,
NEL'oN ALEX r LAIDLEY, CLERK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16

TRNIE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
N OHIO COUNTY. SCT--Ths Ciresh Sum,
,r Court n LnW md Choncery Tor rail C.n.iv.
Iho'n's NJ Alexander administrator Oh
The csnis Of Jnmes a MCreary, de. In
ceased yeysy, Sc, -
John NJ MCrenry aud other.
George w Harper, John Wiweaver and John NJ
W Cfe'y. nonresident defendants in The aboye
''1S'' WIZ i'ke r"lIce Ihaf "n Friday The J9h day
81 December 1915. between The b,u,s ri ia 81
coca NJ snd o'clmk T. NJ, nj The Office Of
y"mrs clarke Commissioners IN tie city II Vince.
ing m he county aud siaie aforesaid. IN. saiJ
y, WIZ pfo'esd io lake The Deposition. Of WIN
Selhy, Isaac Michel. Alexandcr WILSON. nj.
ram ID Blown. Juhn Browne. Dnniel G. Is,
'nme' Wheat. John Morgan. William u Qaartie,
'n' AitSanderT Ltidlcy. to be rcad In evidence 4,
ne no"Vc cause And II from bny canss The > ID
~ 'I' ION, ca" ~" ht taken On that cav. ihsn The
laking ri The same viii I've adiontueJ C,,r, a.. "
''y' H"' TO such place Us my bo convenient 1onl
= nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16
TODD s. HOWELL.
Sign of the black mammoth Root
South end Of Market Square

Y ODD IIOWEI l. would ininfm all 81
n Iheu cd patrons ehd all he balance Of this
c.mmnn'iy. iEni they now receiving fresh from
he workshops Of The Eastern manufacturers an -,
"n''," assortment OF Boots Shoes. L-a'her Caps
Lasts, Fndir e.. DC. which they pledge themselves
ME al rs good quality ond will lie sold as low ~
any lot or lots Il the same articles, that q. nov or
Ner las been hr uehl into This market; a, Ihe,t
goods wese carefully selected expressly Tor our
retail trade. rhey may be relied upnn Us genuine
and u we sell any article prime and il shonlI
MOI turn out In be such we viii make II good ia the
LtHl puIchose made by such lndividua
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16

LADIES HALF CATERS.
- XII PAIRS Ladies Hail Caters of every
CIV style. rrrc and qualify Just reed
At The BIG RED BOOT establishments.
hov.l SAM'L MCLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16
KS % @ I S.

-B % % I S.
1OO frS Mer'- Thick and KIP Boots
2CO do KIP Wafer proof do
2ud do calf do do
100 do Seal Boots
duO do cali and Morocco 10
9OO do Boys 1hick AID KIP Z ,ois
%uO dr call nnd Morocco jo
luu d. Seal do
300 do Youtlis' Thick md Kip Boots
lVO do cali md NJ rocco do
lIO do w, mei's Kip Lace Boots
5UO de cali Lace do
2,O 10 Fine do Morocco Bouts
80 DO Nh do dn
200 do Lasting Gutter do
SIO =" MsscS' coIian Morocco Lace BIO
$40 do KY and Grain H.,
CeO do Chi'dren'- Morocco md R,dB,o1
lOO dn GimLru AID Scnl do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16
REMOVAL
REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT IN
WHEELING.

WHEELING.
/ q LOHLEIN, French Dyer. on the o'hc.
" side OF the bridge. south Nhtcuur. second
dooi from q r Kelley Store rctuTnsh. ptdi,'.
fu thanks 10 his friends aud customer, fpf ,htif
for ner farors, and respectful ~ informs them
that lac has added 10 his st thil-hiut ut import.
adt and, IN France, newly dlbcoytred I,proFe-
ments. lie giyts mort lustLr. ncatrcss and du.
liability 10 the cUlOTtd stUiis, without rjur.ng
them.
lie feels peri, city corfdcftto aivC cvery satis
faction, and 3po ., therefore, iOF the cputAuauct
of . liberal patronage. oCtz4
SoUTH WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
y FACTORY j LOHLElN, would fe-pcri.
fully iOiurm sofskcrpers a. ihis rfy. aud ritizen
generally. That he ~ uow ready fr pfuurr D..
nesuc Bloc Cn'icrrs. 90 cgumcuuu wrh bic
French Dyirg esiabsimrrt. aud BE- iTDss tn give
The samr saiisi,c,ian b. thrs bmuch iliut he zoe.
rendered TO- he old busirrss ION
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16
DR. JAMES TANNrK.

thfSltl SURGEON AND ACGOUcuPp
a kfflCE on tie Nrubenst corner oI s,b cot
~ 'en'fe els Residence on The s,uibw O..
corner Of lhe same streets 80, 10 ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16

GoLD GUARD CHAINS Reed I'm. d,o -.
- assortment Of Gold Gorad Chains. Gold Ksv.
Gold G9ofd Slider, Gold Thmblcs. &c &c ~
ee' IL JOHN BISHOP, 80 1872 MINIS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16
CLOTHING STORE

Tn AS JUST RE-.
- CEIvED from
The Eastern cities. n
choice rIock Of GEN.
TLEhfEN'S WEAR
suitable for The season
vii Keep Constantly
IN hand. a large es.
s"r'meni Of READY
MADE CLOTHING.
Il The finest styles and
latest Fash ions.
MI 'h"se in want
81 a genuine article
viii ALWAYS find iher,
ai his establishment.
which lie 10 deiermin
ed Ia make known
and talked uf bv oil
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16
NOTICE.
NOT1CE.
CoMaissIoNER's OFFicr.

WHEELING, Nuu. Is, 1915 {
The parties concerned. and all other persons hav.
ing my Interest in the matters d. croed in the fore.
going ahs'fnci-are hereby notified that have ap-
painted Monday The l5ih day 81 December nex,. a,
my "ffice in The city cf Wheeling, as The time aa,
place, when and where I shall commence taking
The account therein ordered: And hereby require
all such PARTIES aud peis,ns To appear before mo
then aud there. between sunrise aud sunset Of that
day, with Their claims. proofs and vouchers, 10 ena-
blc Tue 10 iuke the lei account
JAMES PAUL.. Commissioner
&C. l. Il r. ,...to
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16

From The Deputy Sheriff 81 New York.
DR. Smiih's S"enrcd l. dian Vegetable Pills" have
been used in The EIdrdge street Debtors Prison.
WIN uncomms u suinfnciIon have never heard a
medicine spoken III with more interest by tie sick
who have taken Ihcse Pills
JAMES J BEvINS. Depu'y Sheriff.
For sale by PRYOR a. PAUIJ
nov u 9m Market ST Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16

a GOOD ASSORTMENT oi Ready Made
"A Ladies Caps and Head Dresser; also Bon,,,
Bwders. and Artificial Flow ers, for sale BY
"p1O A o FAlRCHfLD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16
Leather.

1000 Lbs B'l'i'norc. n Y anI countryside Leath,
90 doz hes Uprer
20 do call SKINS
10 do RedlL Lining Skirs
~ do Men's Boot Mar eco
~ do Nd md Binding Skins
FINDINGS.
Shoe Thread, Lasts Brushes
knVes. Avis. Pers BonI Web
Grll"on Boot Trees. Nails
SinTabcs, Tatks BmI and K,,s Be
CAPS.
Men Fine cluih Cars
d. de- Fur do
-" do Scalcit do
Chdfens r!oth anu yeiyci Can son os.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16

n HAVE ih. dny feccived NY mlI suck ,t
n ffcnch poffnmery whr,h viii lie sid yer,
low fof cash. II Consists IL Inc following ar icles IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16
MENDEL 4 HARBOUR.
Y X MT RE, LSTERY
AND
LOOMING GLASS WARE ROOMS :.
No. l43 MAIN STREET,
WHEELING. VA.

HEY KEEP constantly on hand. very ex.
- tensive assortment of superior Mahoganv
French and Grecian Ctairs; r liking chairs. SOFAS
Pier and cord 1sbes; Dressing Bureaus. Be,lsieads
Toilet Sinnls. assorted sizes; together with every
other article Of the latest style and best finished
Furniture ever offered in hi, city.
Gilt aud Mahogany Framed Louking Glasses o
every variety md price. Looking Glass Plaies Of al
sizes. Portrait and Picture Frames on hand aud
made To order.
Upholstery Ware: consisting OF Feather Beds
Bolses aud Pillows. Hair. cotton. IIusk. Spring
aud Straw Mattresses; Blankets, Quilts, comforts
SackiDg Bu,ors. OIL cloth covers. Floor. cloih
Grass Mats Of NIL kinds; together with every o,her
aficls.oi Upholstery Ware. on hand and made to
order.
veni'an and Stat Window Blind; Window
Shades &c every variety aud color; all cf which will
be sold ut very low prices, mud warranted Of Tho
best quality Also. MAHocANY vExEERs. Hairr
cloth. VARS,sm, Spanish hisss. Mahogany Knobs
Sand Paper. Locks. Hinges. carers. BIND TaIxs
niNss. C instantly OH hand md sold low for cAslI.
" STEAM Bears furnished with every nrlictss-
Of Furniture OF short notec. ead on the very tesH
terms sep ~
~ IRGIN1A-Ohio Circuit Supsfior Coure1
Law snd Chancer,. November 9th. lS4S.
DEt Rec FOR ACCOUNT,
Aarcn D Chaloner,
James Caldw'l's Executors ond CHAxcrarS
Others.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-16

OG CHAINS, Trace Chains ms lb,te,
H Chad'si tor sele Of The Hardware Sore ~
te' ~ orr " GREER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-20
Closing stores.

l noticed, some time since, in your valuable
Journal an article in relation to closing places OF
business, at an early hour, if mistake not, in the
city of London. II will doubtless be recollectcd
similar effort was made IN the city of New York,
to close dry goods stores at eight O'Clock in the
evening. Much was said and written upon the
subject at the time, but for some months past II ap
pears to have entirely passed from the public
mind. paper like yours, evidently devoted to
the moral and intellectual elevation-not OF por-
tion-but Of the entire mass OF the people, could
scarcely touch subject more eminently calculated
to benefit large, and, may add, meritorious
class OF our youth than the retail merchants clerks
Retail stores, a general thing, are opened
throughout the year as early as sunrise. The es.
stances, III O'clock. Hence II will appear that the
hours of actual employment range from Is to Is
each day. The factory system as II exists in the
Eastern States and elsewhere, scarcely presents
parallel. Taking into consideration the heavy tax
for gas light in our city, it will appear the mer-
chant Is not so much to be censured as the pur-
chaser: The evils arising from evening shopping,
aside from the almost impossibility Of selecting
colors, &c, need not be enlarged upon in brief
article like this. II occurs to me, however, if the
facts were laid in proper light before the public
il suitable appeal were made 10 our citizens gene
rally, to abstain from purchasing in the evening,
after say or even o'clock, this evil of closing
at such very late hours, would soon cease The
majority OF retail clerks enter their profession at
paper, all opportunity OF mental Improvement
ceases. Hence it has become standing reproach
that retail clerks generally know little else, save
to measure tapes, &c. .eL
The Clerk is expected to be behind his counter
at all times, and is seldom allowed as much lei.
sure as one evening in each week, or the ordinary
time of the poorest laborer to get his meals.
Instead of an hour for his breakfast, dinner, or
tea, twenty or thirty minutes only are allow
ed. Few retail clerks can be found who receive
the salary of q mechanic--and hesitate not to
say, taking into consideration the number Of hours
employed, they do not receive the compensation Of
Street Sweeper conclude these hastily penned
lines, with an earnest appeal that something may
be done to ameliorate their condition. You, az
the proprietor Of widely circulated journal, can
bring the matter widely before the public.
Yours, A SUBSCRIBER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-20

Mr. Samuel Chiffon announces in q short Card 10 the
Alexandria Gazette that he "sha not he candidate for
reelection 10 Congress" Gin the Fsuquier District)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-20

MAN KILLED BY HIS STEP.SoN-An unfortunate
occurrence took place at Bethel in this county, on
Christmas Day. which resulted in the death Of Mr.. Mil
knight It seems that Miller in the habit Of beating
and otherwise misusing his wife, the mother OF yeun9
found his mother in tears and her husband standing near
her with gun in his hand Alter being tod by the wo
wres the from him. at the time striking him
blow which knocked him over barrel standing
him two or three ticks with the ramrod Of the gun
knight observed that Miller did not attempt to get
up, but supposing that 1t was only obstinacy, he
ments afterwards, saw that Miller dying, and lin
formed knight OF the fact, who Immediately ran for
physician Knight has been committed for trial. II ID
said that he has hitherto borne the character
quiet amiabe, steady man-JacksoTvile (Tu) Journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-20

EFFECTS OF INTEMPERANcR-D Guan, a
young man from Glasgow, of fair education and
talents taken to the Police Station House Sunday
morning. aborng under the effects Of noxication, and
died at two O'Clock in the afternoon. He had been
drunk for several days preceding Montreal Herald,
Jan. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-20

ARMY MOVEMENTS detachment of u. 8.
Dragons, consisting Of atty under the command Of
Lieuts Hamilton and Steel from Fort Jesup arrived at
Jefferson Barracks on wednesday last-Ss Louis Rep.
Jan. H. p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-20
To signOra Rosina Pico, on the Night OF her
Benefit

We eer loved the land where Tassos sweet song
Trills blithe from the lips of tie gay gondolier;
Where Rossini's creations, borne sweetly along
Seem the clear argelechoes of some higher sphere;
Where Raphael, Titan and Petrarch were born
Where the skies melt In beauty, delicious at even
Where the bright frozen strains of Canova adorn
The gay hall of princess the temples Of heaven.
IT'S there the proud tyrant hath fastened the chain
On the form loved BY thee, in LIES sunny day,
For him hast thou crossed the wild ocean in vain.
TO break the strong gives that bind him away
oh, no for the pathway that leads to the heart,
In tones thou hast found that Garcia-like swell,
And kndled affection with the magic of art,
Luring sympathy forth from her innermost cell
Fair child of Venice shelter for thee
Is found in the homes of the true and the brave,
And God bless thee" breaks from the lips of the free
With an earnest welcome mortals e'er gave.
New triumphs await thee, fair syren of song.
Entranced by that voice whose sweetness enchains,
Friends will rise round thee, "a wandering along
Thy mission to I'LL that heaven ordains.
Then leave not, Pico. but charm US again
Well drink with Orsini. and weep with Chiara
Our feelings aroused by thy passionate strain,
We proclaim thee our Qneen-then wear thy tiara.
But If thou must leave Us, lot the of the west
greeting accord thee, will make thy heart leap
The south will receive thee their honored guest
But we claim thee our own and the treasure will keep.
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