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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-11

DIED,
On the 9TH instant at the residence of her father
ELfzABETH REEgcCA, youngest daughter of Judge
Thomas Is. Dorsey, in the Odd year of her age.
On the 9Th instant, THOMAS II. COOPER, in the 42tl
year of his age.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-11

The citizens of each ward, untrammeed by part
will select place of meeting and report the same
the "Clinprr office" as soon rs practicable Mechn,
les and Workiag shall your places be supp il
with paupeTS and conrictS of other climes seq 29ti
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17
ALIEN II LAIDLEY, Clerk.
NOTICE,

COMMISSION MRS CfFicr. JHne :. 1915. -
ihe pnrltS interested IN the ;nnu or OF Tho drTrco
above published, nre hereby nuilfcd ihnl on We'd.
uesdny. the SIXTEENTH day orJULY 1915. nj
nc ono" of Jacub { Fi'ziugh. Attorneys. in M.
cry ct W hecling. IN The slate utNirrinin; aud there
n''ef al The sanr place Ivy ndinrumenIs from lime
O" Time. ns shall be found necessary. viii pmcecd
10 r'relv" 'u"h proper pruuG Of the matter retc ned
70 me by ihc aforesaid decree. as mny be produced
hei"I' me, aud Ia lake al SLATE The accounts "a.
I"''rl 10y SAID decree. and make repurt thereof 4,
Ike Count.
all persons having clnims binding The res
H"y OF Tie SAID Israel updogoT decreased. are
"''e'y toiited 10 come in aud prove their satd
cin'ms before rc ~ The sad Office OF Jnco,, g. Fig,
n"sh' on pr before Wednesday the THIRTIE.TH
I"y ni July 1915, lle day 10y NE wrempIoriIv
NNed Tor that p'rpo,e. or they III hc excluded
RON al benefit OF said decree. and they are lurIber
"",,h'd' Tint before being admitted crednors, ,hov
wan Ue 'eqnired 10 pny ur securc according Ia sniJ
uecTe", their reasonable shares oi The cxpcn,,s ~,
'''s sun, EDW II FITZuUGH.
Jun 10 LIZ x soils FOR plC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17
CITY orricERs FOR 1915.

MAYoR-C Ed
COuneiimep:
~CtcYk-JAMEs s. Wheat.
Sogedni-JouN MURRAY.
HhGtJ MaS.er-R. HAMILTON.
Thos Hughes, Matthew M'Llre, w p Wilson
w w Sbnvcr, A S Todd, S Brady,
+ Sanborn, Geo Mcndell, O WHciskell
M Nelson, Coen. WIN pumphrs,
Jacob Amick, Il f Kelley, Roberts.
ID Lamb. -
STANDING COMMITTEES OF The
COUNCIL
On OrdinaHcts-MesSIs Nelson, Brady and
Wheat.
on Finances Messrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb.
o. AeeOmrts- MeSsrs ShIiver, Sanbotn and
Kelley. ~
ON StrectS aud AHies-Mcssrs Todd. WI.
son, MenGell, Amick and Kelley.
On Udtsr UorkS-MeSSis Sanborn. M'Iurc
Todd, Coen and Roberts.
On MARKET House - Mess:s ueiskell. PUN.
phrey and Coen.
On Cool Banks-MessrS Amick. Wilson. Re.
oerls and superintendent OF Wafer Works.
On uharreS-Shriv,r, Hughes and Amick.
On Fpe Dep0Tfmeni-MeSSfs Todi. MiLnre.
Sanborn, Humphrey and Roberts.
On PetuiohS-MesSrS Neisbh, Lamb and
Sanborn. ~
on Sataries-Messls Kelley, M'Lure, Shin.
yer, Brady and Nelson.
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Va litGfNIN-Ohie Cucuu Superior Cou,
v JIuc 81, 1915.
DECREE ron ACCOUNT.
,... .., r ...., . :. :. "cA.",.',
h~nSIeH

rs In C~hanccry
i'so! Cpl'sroGsL heirs SC
ABSTRACT. .
And The Court doth Ihcrcurnn adjudee. order
,,o "''fcc nat hrs cause he reicrr,d 10 Edward
~ r zhugh. E.q. Who Is hereby aproin,ed o.Ccm.
miss. nor for th, purpose. ,n t.tc and .,o,e a. nc
r"uni ui the rcryuual assets. n my. which bov,
'"me 10 The hnu~s ofsoid plainuf. n. olminis,,o,,.
~ ne said i>inel Upicerum OF of any Other ne rs.n
"y %h.s"fdcr aul :os his ,lsri and of tho disrnsii,un
Nmi payments ih'tcoL 81 un,. made bv said ndm.n-
"'inior u'n due tourse OF qdmuis rniiop. nnJ .i IN,
,''", !, "i personal '7.'Is. a. any remaining IN IN.
"A'ds 81 sad aD-miuIsiutot. or ui any n.,s,u no ~,
'fd'F 90 icr his use 10 Toe a,imns,rrcd or ui,h
N'''h he o. lusty chaEcahl, mukiur sind admin.
s'i'I'r at iI'i d'lu"ance.; and also 10 INK. anil
sN'' an account oIihc qunnii'y iocailon md vaIns
~ Tue real estate. which The said Israel Urdeorr
was ch'il,d To At %, time OF hi, dcaih: and of M.
annual ronis and profits ihrrcoe AuJ uf the ,mou,,
que 70 complainant and ether creditors of The s,,t
i7Faei tpdSgr'H, deceased. whose debts an. L,n,
upon or had ihe 'oil rc1l estate; and of the o,Jo,
j" "hI'h ne snwc arc. respectively emitted to he
paid. wuh any thing deemed pertinent by bims.ir
% 'p''m|y required sy the parties; Aud SAID Com.
missioner T. q" g'rc uotice of bis pr cctdu g hv
personal service on such of tho pirics 10 This ,,i,
as reside m he Cuinmruwenlh, and 10 uro,o,
i'bI'ahon ~ To ihe others, AID he il dtoc ed Il,
"N % P'''mp'.Y day, aud give notice thereof. Inv
publication, once a week al least Tor mr. vccts
Successively IN snnc pullic ncwspo, or n,,,ct 40
''s '"nn'>, fr all persons having claim, b,uJiny
me really of The said Israel U~picgr.f.. deceased. 10
come ga ty The day 50 fixed. aud prove the n so!i
c'Htms' Aud such of hem ns shall no, 81 come in
ZOO prove her claims. shall be excluded from at
pci edi 81 his decree; Ard he rcr,ons 4, cn,ni,, i,
10 prove heir clnims, arc, before bcinr odmii,e,,
'fodilofs. to deposit with said commissioned. n suni.
,en' sum respectively, To pay their reasonable share
'he expenses 81 bringing aud pr scouting rhi.
ni' Z" he seil6d hy sad commissioner. or shan
''ntT"iSr' secure the same To tho saiishciion o..
commissioner Aud SAID commissioners rs Il,
make rcIoft viii all convenient speed. nm onlcr \,
decnh. Tcsir.
ALIEN y LAIDLEY, Clerk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17
NEW S NJ STEAMER NEW ENGLAND

I" TLEANLIN NtW ENILAND.
gstD he new and fast RAINING pas
l.Ll+.,h Seneer steamer NEW ENG
LAND, Samatl b Page, com.
'-' mamdeT, will continue 10 make
regular weekly trips to ClncionaI; LEAVING
Wheeling every "Wednesday evening al 9 -.
clock and Cinclnnati every Saturday At IOAM.
For freight or passage, having superior ac.
commodalionS, apply on board.
8irFhe New England wsS built expressly
Tor tho Cincinnal ttade, ant viii continue in
the uade The whole season.
EJThr New En2land l. provided with Evans
Safety Guard 10 prevent The explosion of hon,
tIN. feb 81
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EN' u sc n n 81.



m = SNS viii bc iakcn ~ the FIRES NARiNl
EG INSURANCE COMPANY Oh WHEELING
NJ zee toueSt rates on
buildings ofnllkinds, stone. buck OF ooder
ala their Coutputs:
Sleamooa,si factories mills, &c.
And merchandise oiallkinds.
ana oGainstall dangers ttruding the t-,rs
per ,Uou on fooisou rivers, lakes, seas, cauals
Ftr tie chara,t,r of 1.-THE ccrrnnvas IA pr,r,n.
uluVo q.d lntrali'f ln ibc adjustment aid uay.
W'hI" l 'hs''a We Deg lHayc L, refer To the NOR.
chonts Of tins place and elsewhere WIN, bovrb,
an. 'uo.l s''im upon US augf
RETURN FRE1IIJM-.
'E'l'E Fire and Marine lnsaianc, Con many
~ ct Whre.if ., viii rr'urn 10 Per cent on
1I premiums Gee we'd Tor risks iaktu uou, ,h.s
ilinr where 10 u. has occurred.
leb p Il W HARDING S,ci.tary.
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY
ctr'rAL 100000
IiilS company, being now duly orranizei Is
preparen 10 make Insurance on every Dies.
oiFiTe aud Marine Risks.such asdWc!-
mig douses, Store II ousts * with their con.
,ehis. Also, Steam Bonis, Flat pnats aud Keel
WIN Their cargoCs, 10 n sd ftom auvrort
'l TIE ONO aud Mississippi rivers. OF thctr frib-
,,lLy stte2ms' Application fpr Insurance 10 b,
4'aut l2r me present at tue oliee oltAe Wheel
.nS SaIlnPslnsututidn
au- NvCoY sec'.y
'ENilE WESTERN INSURANCE Gonna.
~ nv ol Wheeling viii reiutn 40 per cent
,H ''i premiums received !or 'isEs taken from
ms date, where no los, has occurred
., II Mccoy,
-H'',n - l9ip. Sccre'arv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17
NEW Us M8rGlusl NArIoyAL

The new and last running p,s.
ETeT5MSsi5s ScneCr steamer NATIONAL.
sf@F AG Mason, commander, will
continue 10 make regular weekly ttins 4, on
%cihna1i leaving VIII cling every Thursday
evening ai9o'cl1ck, and Cincinnati even SIM
day NJ 10 a M.
FOR freight or passage, having superior &c.
commodatCnS, Apply oh board
- me National * Pio yidcd with Ev,n,Sale,
mars
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17
ST A BOAT s.
NEW MAlL. srEAMrn crrrrn

NEW MAIL STEAMER CUTTER
= ~s-r The new and tast running mas
St--rSnr2gT Senser steamer CUTTER, Col
hps. commander. will continue IA
maze tegnlar Scekly trips 10 Cincinnati; leav
ing wheeling every Sunday cyenin. an 9 ~,
.lock, aud Cincinnati every Wednesday at No
,t,'sn' OF laSSa@e, hov ne superior &C,
coinmnda'ionS, ARMY On hoard.
At ne CuttrtS provided with rvan>'Safe.
" DnaLd' TO fegent the explosion OF boilers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17
RETNRN pREMirMs

ENiRE q MARINE INSURANGE-Phero arc
T. tWosituations only in which individuals can
De placed, where they can Adequately apprecio,,
ing upon the Ruins of their Oven properly. .ttbrr
receiving, from an insurance Office the fulI n.
Hlu"nt winch tiiCy have lost, or strndnc on The
same spot surrounded perhaps by a d,solatc tam
Nv lRintnilng hat stupidity and folly which had
liL'I 10 nreNldc Tor such a Contingency.
- ,Agcnt OF the PROTEC WON
Insurance. co OF HARTFORD. conn
WA take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
sot,s nils factories, dc, together with thci,
chintrY, and cycryother drscripuou Of ,nsnyabiI
p,ppttty' EiSo, on steam, keel aud hat boats
,HH thelr Garages 10 and from any port on th,
Western Waters.
Holer. =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
JOHN X n~oTsEORD.

JOHN X BOTSEORD.
NO -, WATER ST, WHEELING.
Ia n AS Just received from the East a very
EH large anI general assortment OF l. ouoRs,
SnGAHs, TOBACCO, GRccERiEs, &C, among winch
are
2halt pipes seigncu & Dupeey's tlh proof
BRANDY;
or cask old HenneSsev do;
half pipe Holland GIN, fovorite brand;
or cask Port Wine, superior quality,
ar do Madeira do, do d.;
8 COZ Muscat WiRes;
3 do Claret do first qualify,
. Ito Cherry Cognac, superior qualityi
6 do Lemon syrup;
2 10 West India Pcppe, Sauce
5000 Rcgaliu Srgats;
1000 Imperial Cdzsdurcs do;
$1,000 Principe DO, 90, III and ~ q%naiiic-;
A large quantuy Of half Spanish and Com
mon do;
20 gross Golsh's M1ichcs;
TOBACCO a large ami g%enCfal assortment
OF The most lavotic brands,
Mrs Mulct's 6uc cutTUldCeCj
SOAP. Every dcscupuou and qualify. m1uu-
lactured ny FIiydc & Sous, Baltimore,
20 drums FIGS;
several boxes Pine Ample Cheese;
TOsC1hft With " general assortment ot Gru-
| ccfieS an OF the very brsl qualuy, which wall
he sold as low as they can be had wcstui 90,
mountains. feb u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

DoNNET Ribbons q FLOWERS fades
ID Cpsals and Neck tics. Jatconct and S,,is.
Edgiogs and Iuscuings Th,cad Lnccs and Cdsines
Just received. SENSENEY & RHODES
90 y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17
MEDICAL Gam

ROCTOR FAWCETT. Of 1876 Fulton street.
~ New York, Member Of the Royal College
OF Surgeons Of London and Edlnbnrgh. and Gfadu,
ave OF mo 1~,flerson Medical College. Of Philadol.
pbia; also author of a WORK embfscino tho e,lI,y.
ing SUBJECTS viz Matnmony. Impoiency. and Srcfl-
NY aialom'cally' phys,ologicnlly aud medically ex-
planned, with a comprehensive exposition oC the nm.
lore and modern treatment Of Syphilis. Secondary
Symptoms, Gon1rrhoea. Glccl Slncnnrcs Noc,o,l
Emissions, and al The consequences arising from
hI1stufbation. DR. Fawcgit continues his private
consultation on The above mentioned diseases. al
his long established office. 1876 Fulion street where
The most ogravoted forms Of disease will yiclI 10
his mode Of m without restraint in Diet or
exercise. aud without mercury; oven when he pro.
creative cncrsies become parody td or torpid. from
excessive Indulgence of the passions. he VIII be
able 10 restore tbc parts 10 health aud ylgor. Per.
sons At disiancc enclosing 81. can have q copy o
INC work An letters mnst he post paid. and Iifcc
ted 10 Or IL F1wcct, 1916 Fulton 81 New York.
ian 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

HRONNETS. UArS& PARAsOLS-PIain and
y Fe'd Florence Brad Ronnels pcN style. Lac,
dp. Straw bnnucts Ut evcy kiId. Leghou aud Palm.
le,i Hats at sizes. u,h pamsois. Plmsolcis aud Sur
shades OF every qualty, Just received by
sp5 SENSlNrV q EHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17
REGULAR ciNclNNArI PACNET:

NEW MAIL STEAMER IIlBERNIA.
SS3$ The new and last running
Ar-A Sieemer HlBERNlA, John
ts--- hIintiel'cr. VIII continue
make regular weekly
rms 10 Cnclnnati; le wing Pui>bursh eysfy
Lue>diy al 10 n. Nj end Wheeling every
TUESDAY at 9 Nj, and Cincinnati every Fri.
day AT 10 "A NJ. -
TOT I,eish' or passage, having superior nc.
commodltiunS apply on boari.
aTThe Hibetnia was built expressly for The
C'hclnnon AM Pittsburgh trade, AMI will con.
'lnne N The trade The whole season.
gFhe Hibernia Is prov dcd with Evans,
es'eiy Guard 10 prevent The exp!o ion Of boil.
feb 81
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tohu MBU@, OlINSURANCn COW
PNNN

.IHENCY FOP WHEELLN {.
II IA List, AiShriver y Sic,ie's W~,rshouse.
,.r Wa'er street.
'HNHEY will take risks on Huiltlnes Of an
= kinds: -"
; eambo2lS and Careocs, Factories, Mins.
N'c'o'al>' ii'i'"sl> anl CareoeS 81, against
loss ot damage by IRE, or The dangers and na,il,
OF me seas, lakes or rIvelS, on very favorable
terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
helE agents are author zed 10 make The fol
towing terms with their customers:
Any person lu>uiiuE 4 single risk by which
no loss To the company l. Sustained ,bon re-.
ceiVe a return IN application To tie agent. of
- per cent Oh The amount paid. on net gross
Premium rrsS each year, amounting to $500
nr over, l2l Per cent on DO; amuuntiur Ia
$1,000 az over, 70 per ccot. IAN %
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B @ O. IA $40 R rs.
Wholesale AND RETAIL
BOOK STORE.

BOOKSELLER AND SrATIONEP,
Corner Main and Union SIS.
q q As Just received = large and spIendil nc.
Norlm"ut of School NedicaI Tbe.,o"i.
cal and Miscellaneous Books. also. 4, llle,
lsN>r'men'of Fancy S a|,iguery, which viii br
sofa cheap tor cash Whole sale and Retail.
mar u
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21
I5o,O0O.oOo


Micro SUFFRAGE IN New YoRK.-We in
the South have nothing expect the hands OF The
Northern Wings. Our readers aware that the
people Of New York have just voted in favor of IA
Convention 10 RETURN the States Constitution. We
have al eady shown hat hod ground the Democrats
OF New York city have taken against a movement,
to be made in thai Convention, 10 strike off all legal
Impedlments in The way ofNegro suffrage, and to al
low the Negroes full and equal rights in their cleo
tions The Tribune The great leader in thai move
ment and, Gifts words be credited, is the true
organ of the Wings Of New York. No sooner was
the Convention sanctioned by the popular voice. than
tile IrIbnne came oui with chart Of the reforms
proper 10 be introduced Among them j, arrays, in
the most prominent rank, this flee negro outrage
II viii be needless to allude 10 the mechevous ef.
fects upon the policy, only of New York, but OF
the ahole Union, which will follow the adoption of
such fatal principle The free Negroes Of New
York will, united with the AbolilIonsls, aud the
Wings Their supporters, be enabled to command The
balance OF power, and 10 shap" legislation in such
a manner as TO impair The rights Of the South or
break up The glorious Union of The States We ie-
joice that ife Democrats have the command of New
York. Weappea 10 them to siaad their ground, 10
continue TO command the gratitude Of The South, by
resisting all such destructive reforms. The Wing
organ, the Tribune, has put foi tn the following pro
aramme of "hat the Wigs should do Its object is
TO strike down all inequalities of color and 10 place
the white min and the negro upon exactly the same
platform. For their own sake, and for the sake Of
the Union, We again call upon the Now York Demo-
Gratis, not oaive single inch to the wild claims of
Abolition anIicislu
1.-THE sanfume confidence of our opponents is
mainly hasedupon then belief IN The potency Of The
query agains 'NIggers Let the Wing candidates
declare what f'e' may, the organs Of Tammany Hall
will declare aud vehsuenily insist, that the Wings
intend 10 ealalize the Right of Suffrage, so thai
every decent, we l-laved. lawabiding citizen Of
ture age and sound mind, shall he entitled 10 vote,
whether he does does moi $3.50 worth Of dirt
There is Just safe course for the Wings TO take
in respect I" this question, aud that the build,
slrai ghtlat wad, manly Justice, euuad poiicy
true democracy, mperat,ely dictate, that every ad
ult male cIizrn be permitted to exercise The Right
of Suffrage; and whatever restrictions necessa-
~, should have direct aud positive reference TO The
moral and intellectual fitness Of the voer TO exercise
his right saiel' and benefcenIly -nol any thing
external AID arbitrary Color. Let the Wings
take The ground Of Liberty, Equity, Humanity, and
they will at least dessrrs aurcess, and trust Sc
IL
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

''We are perfectly convinced the justice Of the
American claim. and Of The superior weight which
attaches 10 lie American side Of the argument. 1t
is also permanent belief of ours, that Oregon, even
beyond the foiy-nin.h parallel Of htitude must Soon
later, IN lie irresistible progress of events be-
come "a portDn of the UniIed States. But
50 clear as to The best method of securing thai
end. War the best is so brutal, pernicious, so
anti Democratic an eXpedieni-so lraught with in
dIscr liable mischief 10 The commerce, the happi-
ness, and the morals Of nati0ns-and at The same
lime would inhicl such irririevable disgrace upon
nations far advanced IN the elements ol civliza-
ton the United States and England, that
look forward 10 its probable occurrence, at any
lsme, without sorrow and dread. And at This time,
and this question. have special reasons for
deprecaImg boodshed and ferocity The great ques-
ions Of internal concern, agiiaing the republic,
should like to brought to end. in time
Of perfect peace, undslurbed by the distractions Of
a foreign war
sit Is Of more importance to us to establish the
fundamental doctrines Of the democratic theory a
right basis, than tn acquire any extent oiterritory.
There is, besides, daily peopng OF Oregon going
from this country hch i'll forever preye il from
falling in the hands Of England. In every view OF the
question, therefore, we are inclined 10 that "wise
and mastery inactivity" which was so eoquently
recommended by Mr.. Calhoun in the Senate. Yet,
If Great Britain determined to push her claims To
this territory by force, having all along conceded
that the matter could he best determined by treaty,
we see no way hut That we should meet her demon
STATIONS with vigor aud decision. II Ihe folly
ambition Of nations renders war inevitable let il lie
carried on with yehemence that will soonest bring
it to end. Oregon is, and must be ours; il is
ours by right; il will he ours 10y settlement hut if
war is necessary to demonstrate what truth and
Providence have already established, Let The crime
Of provoking TALL upon the heads Of those who
in The wrong"
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

Per brig Sarah Brown fun New FORK William Stead
man lady and n children, William L'iIomnedeu lady
aud rervrnt Mesdnmes LnmherI, a Smith. NJ Hale,
Miss Sieadnan Messr> q Wood. NJ Wood, faS or. w
Meech, Brown, sarmisier ParShnrsI, Jacks, p Rec
iord-l3 steeTagt.
Per steamboat Monteztma from New Orr leans Mrs
King MIS- Gilbert, Messrs King, Ellis, Williams, Thorn
as. Raly-4 on deck
Persteamboat Fashion from New Orleans- esdanes
Beeson and children, Whitehead und SON. Russell JET
ferson, Miss Dabney, Messrs Breson, Whitehead Cole,
Jos aud Jno Cooper. Greene, Smith oDoherty, Drrnld,
Edwards, Willard Harrison, Wilson, Wolf, Duyal, WIN
lork-il on deck.
Per steamboat Admiral from MontgomeI y-iouze aud
Ildy, Messrs Thomas, Gee, Bassett, JnhDs.
Per steamhosi Sam Dale fin Monigomery-Miases J A
C'ohsh, Bower, Moore, Hen Steele. Mesiamss Alien,
Bertrand and son, rsrleon, Wight aud lady Phillips
mud lady, Col hover, Iud, and children, Mrs Bonh-
RAM anu enid, Simmons aud Indy, l. Carey, lady anG
children, Hon X Wide, Gen Scott MnJ w Belts Col
Pharr, Dfs Mcleod, Moore, Judge Saiold, Messrs
D. Clark, Wide, NJ McCarty, II billiard, Gunter
ID II Cantzon. ID saith, > II Myers. u Saunders, r A
Stewart, ID 1 Jones, King, King, l. G Rdgely, Pick.
ering, kirksey Stewart Hollis Hewitt, T. ] White, W
T Meador, Il Bell, J"nos, JKerven. w Burke q
Murgnn, X smith, Vaudeville, Sampson, MeAlpin, J
q Lindsay.
Per ship Mary Phillips sid I'm New.York for Moble-
u McVoy, lady, children and syis Misses D Cammis
McAuefe, Mrs Mchulefie, Me-srs G II benedict q ri
Goddard, L Church, e Pouchet A sebberns l. Kinds r
Meyer, c Pelers-42 steerHge
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

The Synod Of Cincinnati, (of the new school Pres
bylerian Church, we observe in the Waterman, re.
Gently held its session at Ripley during which the
case of Rev Mr.. Graham, prominent divine came
up for consideration, and resulted IN his suspension
from The ministry. The charges upon which he was
arraigned and condemned were four, as follows:
He teaches that according to the Jewish law
the slave was not reckoned ae a man or woman, but
property. 2. lie teacht that the master had
the right TO beat the slave and that hardly. 3. He
teaches that the master had The right to sell the
slave. lie teaches thai the Head of lie Church has
auhnrized the relation between, master and slave
involving the right of property only in the char
ter but in all The laws that he has given for the go
yernlnenl Of The Church.
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