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NIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks OF

fee Of the Couu ofChaneery for the Richmond Cir
the +h day ~ August. 1866
William Jennings, ptn,
William II wgenn and other def'ts.
The defendant sps nlned agng entered his appearance
and security according The AGA Of Assembly and e Rules
OF this Court, and appearing sasiagnTy evidence that DE-
II ordered that the
ad defendant DO appear tia Rules be holden for the said
Count the LIST MOniay November aud the bill Of
the plaintiff aud cOpy Of this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper published CITY Of Richmond for monhs
sueeessyey and posted the front door Of the Capitol the
said City. Copy. Tesie,
an 6Ewov ". r. HOWARD. 6. C.
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rEM n 4 "a AMOS aALL
SnNS mr. rEApEp NrEtt

n. SONS OF TEMPERAMENT
III A meeting will b held thi. Might at 81 O'Clock, in
OF samson Division, No. T. OF this city. Address
will be delivered the Principles OF the Order Of Sons
OF Temperance, by Dr. BkoADsKApow, w. p. Of Frank
Marion Division, No. S. and oil rsncen brc,h'cn. arc
specially invited unite with the Hall Of Marion
Division at O'clock evening" to proceed from thence
TO the meeting In regala.
| oKpxR OF EXERCISES AT The Nrkrrse:
Prayer. by Rev. A. b. Smith
sOns-"wc love the clear Cold Water Spring.
SONG" Awake-awske. us dawn" land Others
Addresses, by Rev. A. b. Smith, Rev. J. d. Taylor,
| Song" Sparkling and bright "
| BY order of Committee.
| Marion DtSi.ion. No 5-Sons OF Temperance.
OF TuE Members requested To meet on
"Wednesday Evening sh O'Clock the usual place
forth Of attending be held the 9Th Baptist
Church Aiese' to be delivered by Brother from
New fors, and others. by order OF the wr
aus THoS. DoDAMEAp. " =
ATTENTION.
THERE will be a Monthly Meeting Of the Rich
Mechanic. Assoeaon School Room Thurs
DAY EVENING, - instJ hall O'Clock A. the subject
School will be brought hoped all who feel an
,Atere., the Association will be present
aus IoHN J BlNroRp. chm
DROPOSALS will he rccev,d until the 18th
Of this month August for buildings To be placed upon the
Richmond occupied In by the Bell
rs'-in according 70 plans aud ~hh can
Mr bacon Tanpropo.ions viii be received
au Ga. BENJAMIN DAVIS
REyvARD-iolsn ,uberbers residence sun
day night, NJ Aug black Bonbazne Coat and Vest ono
fanaSons and small box containing my Free
The reward will be for the detection OF The
Then nj recovery of the artiese. PHILIP OLIVER,
au6-u. Dibr, u's Ware Hou-r
TllnouPsoN's COMPOUND sYRIP or TAR AND WOOD
Il NAFHrHA-A IT, sh supply ju,t received by
AIEN'R nUVAI a co,
auG Wholesale Agents for Virginia.
BACON HAMS.-3UU small size Hams. for
ID sal. bv AUG EDMOND n DAVENPORT.
UNoR SALE
a. 49,, ,,,,.h...,. ANDERSON, Jr
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To THE FARM ERS.

WE offer upon favourable terms, especially to
our puncuai customers the beet
Gfocenss consisting part ~
10000 lbs best Western Sides and Shoulders
OOOO do do smiih6cld. hog round
200 bbs No and un,nsptctei Nett. and No 2 AMI
spsetej Gross iierrings. (ai warranted soundl
~ hhds and tiefees fof REQ and haiaHH,s hoasses
W hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar
geo .aets best Liverpool salt
so bars taEura Java and Rio Coffee
- tols assorted County iIon
Ameriean and Engfilh Blister Cast nni gcTman stsei
100 kgs Nais from 3dy. ~ inch Spike
2OOB Cotton Yarn. from IN ~
chests superior gunpowdefTea
500 Ne wooisry h Wooissy's bcs Loaf sugar
90 bbis WILSON'S" BHrs Fsihsr Vinegar
100 bags Shot, BtoIO
Together with Spices n ksis Soap Candss Starch
Ch-wing Tobacco sone Ware, Lard. Raw Cotton &C
We ash elimination Of n compafison q quality
aud prices believing that great buyers
aus JONEs y wfNHTON
a. EBB, BACON a co receyns and
w Pore ~ Cfot Sugar
Gunpowdcf Teas-varOus qualities
IaRuaya Coffee DO
Rio
woosey h wooIssy Loaf sps,r Let and "a quality
July IS
.sRINTs-
9s ca.-. rdn, .nd beautiful IAN .,y,e. receiving
sui frr ale by
laao KENT. kasDALL = KrWATgR
PENITENTfARY PLAIDs
ChsEs hsryhod fenrntsy Psa receiving and o ae ~
- p9o KENT, kENDALLs AIwATER
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LOST.

LNROM our Counting. Room, on Yesterday,
y DRAFT. drawn upon MesI,. Tiffany Ward a 90, Of
BaFnore payable and edcr-cdby months from 2gt
for Of Fifteen undfcd and ighy doars ~
payment having stopped Pabc are caution
81 against purchasing
Ju1I KENT. KENDALL a NTwATER
Snn CASKS Thomason Iin,e jus, arrived pei sch,
DsIO Nevis, In the Dock, and for sale by
iu ~ RANKIN wITrIDCK.
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S776.26l Is

TREAsuRy DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office. August I. lsi5.
X. II. GiLLET, Register.
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PURCELL'S OFFICE,

This Day at / o'cock.-Sl5OOO 100 of 500, &c
Lowest number Prize $500 Tickets IS, halves :, qrs
Also, the Dollar Louery-SiOO0 Capital. Tickets 81,
halves So qs -. For Packages single Tickets call ut
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inuraner any $500 up to 400
by Application HENRY ItiDi.AM
Ju sly R,ehu,o,5 VI.
orrenons effect nsuranc. IN. live. of their SER
WANTS In this Office.
Physician Society. AUGu rus o.. WARNER MD
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For Life.

EIa-S' Of R-,,.,s- "a, r..-..se r $780, .. .i.y,1 "a
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uT Range OF the Thermome,er Tuesdsy Angus, 9th,
at W. Randolph Co.'S Book Store. l2l Main Street,
10 o'clock. 81 , O'Clock 81 | o'clock. 81
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POWHATAN HOUSE,


TO UNIrED STATES PENSIONERS IN WIG
CHINA.
NllE undersigned resident Richmond having
several engaged In the OF Revolutionary
crc orders OF Courts and
neeed with the business and observed
ard dineuy attend the drawing
Agency ut Virginia. In consequence Of the informally OF
vouchers. also N. difficulty getting
Attorney IN. law said Attorney
has interest the he auhorEcdo
Of any plrd:- mortgage sale,
fore 10 all whose
Va that he will
and remit by mail semi annually with a directions ding up
&c draw tue peRsnn, aud the
he he Directed and leave optional
make such acsar. may proper
three four times beor" they PROPERLY
Will also continue TO ard establish
and satisfactory terms JAMES SUTTON IT.
NB-An 'e''ers To receive attention postpaid
ITS.
James E lleah Esq Auditor Public Accounts
=. H. Parker. E%l- Register Ia nd Once Va.
Richmond. Va. Aug. 9TH, Isi5.
1--WE suesenbes Committee Council Of Ciy
II Richmond, ouer premium OF 500 for
rived TOT OF Coal through
III. stect--abd one Of $50 for the second hest.
The carts eon,esng for The will be work
regularly the duhg days beior,
made and to be painted white In deciding
chiefly complete efficacy, working
mitiee will the body the
The hold IS busbeIs
milIse make their decision September
las. N. wlCKHsM,
JAS. &. CRANE,
b. SLADE.
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JOHN R. THOMPSON,

a Law,
tDRACTCES the Of Of
IL Richmond and the OF HehTico LOUIS.
pT ohee No - Main Street, Gntsr
Richmond, July ID Ie.s. ,ou
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gTAdvertiscnents intended foe morans's Pepper
ass, Be brosshi in bsfors o'eloek the psevios svss
10 insure insertion; aud ,hoss M Moadsy mornings Pc
per on Saturday,.
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DIR PATTESON.

A. removed Mr.. Bo-hets huilns. squar
above the Banks. and uppet corner
August Ist lstS aus-.u2~
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James Heath, Esq, Auditor Public Accounts
=. u. Parker. Erl- Register la nd Once Va.
Richmond, Va
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A MoNoLoGuE ON THE POTOMAC.

Among the Graduates OF Georgetown College, at its
late session, Peter 6. Howle Of Washington City.
Mr. H. is the Of Maj. Howle. oi the L. 5. Marine
Corps and the production vi the follow he hes
proved himself 10 be youth OF ordinary mind. We
copy from the Union.
The following from the pen Of youth, aud
The New York herald., 1845-08-06
Movements Of Travellers.

The hotels yesterday, never presented more crowd
cd assemblage Of transitory vrors from all portions
the Union well the Canadas The saloons and lob
bes furnished ample evidence of the facta crowding
to the accommodation that vacated upon the
departure of the evening boats The following is We
ry brief summary OF the names on the respective regis
tries =:
AMERIcAN-J Joes, Savannah; Robt Livingston, Cler
mont; Mitbcrgsr, st GATHERINGS; Robt Burns Toron.
to; Thos Harris, do; Judge Jones, Pnilad Daniel Day
Apaach chicola; A Ransom. Phad; DR. Simmons, Mary
land; Capt Boyce Coast Survey; Morris Phad three
Fetons, Boston, Francis Johnson Michigan; f. i Tan.
ner Charleston; Commodore Baker, u "; T. G Smith
Washington. c; Thos NJ Darlington Philad; Captain
Macauley, N; three Jacksons, Augusta, Ga.
AsToa-S NJ Buckingham, Ga; w Thos Smith, do; w
Nc Allster, Boston; DIR Chambcrn, Fort Gibson; Nj
Breckenridge. Bunalo T. Smith, do; Mr. Ive Porto Ca.
bello, w Bull. Hartford; DR. Griffith, Philad. D i
Campbelle, Maryland; @ w Custis Darlington c; Il
Edwards, Batimo. Q; l. Dmpcs Paris; II Hopkins Cool
idge, Boston; W Johnson, Augusta; Shepherd, To.
rono; Reynolds, Albany; McCirath British services
Geo Divan N o; 8 Hacherson, Ga; Thos Barnes
Washington; Gen Swift, Geneva
CiTy-M Lump 81 Louis + Johnson. Maryland; Jonas
Pelc Barbados w !; MIR Sykes, Philsd; Jno Walker
Pittsburgh; NJ Lawton, Charleston; Chas Tappan, Phils
Showers, England; Glphesb, Washington, Ci M
VIC permou doj Robt Potts. Philad; Com Downes. Y - .
Com kearney, s N; Rodney Fisher, Phad
FRAsKuH-WH II Walsh Mich; All Wallace, Charles
ton; A Brunton, " II; T. w Jones, Cleveland, Ohio
Ed Jack Miss; b G Brown, Charleston; Thos Mitch.
ell, & Taylor, Alexandria; I u Belts, Iharieston
Kennedy, Ireland; N Holiness Montreal, y Byam,and
GLosr-Isaiah Tucker, N o; Mr. Holmes, do; @ r
Ruthven jamaica; r. Mccall. Phila; Berry, Nash
Vile, Emerson, Goodberry, La; Benz Pinney, In
diana. - :.
HowAnps-J M Connolly, Memphis; MIR Rice, Miss; s
q richardson Warner, Mass; N Kenny, Plattsburgh
Robinson, Canada; Philip Darmon Clarkson; " N
s.1n Rensssr Albany, "1s an Eaton c. White
ton; Hugh II Leigh, Va; 4 Bakcy, Gin; Reilly
Massellon, ohio,J Craig. Princeton
The New York herald., 1845-08-06

ENTERPRISE AND PROGRESS OF INTERNAL I'M
PRovEMENT IN ARKANsAs.-We give on the first
page of this days paper, short but very interesting
letter from an intelligent correspondent at Little
Rock, Arkansas. He furnishes some details rela
tive to the incorporation and purposes OF company
recently formed there, called the. Little Rock
Bridge Company" 1t offers one of the most pro-
missing and safe modes of investment that we know
Of in that western region. The stock is selling ra-
pidly, and the enterprise is well worthy the atten
ton of capitalists
The New York herald., 1845-08-06

ANTI-RENT IN DELAWARE COUNTY We learn by
private letter from Delhi that the anti-rent feeling
in that county is gradually subsding Many Of the lead
ing law and order" men, writes friend assist
ing the down renters" in getting the prisoners out oi
storing good feeling. Is not for reflections
upon the manner in which these matters have been ma
nagsd in Columbia county but we believe we may say
with safety that from the commencement of these diff
cnities they have been conducted quite differently
mere Is much in beginning right in the first place. Per
maps, however had the attendant circum been
he same the result would have been similar Hudson
The New York herald., 1845-08-06

CIRCULATION OF THE DAILY PREss.-We observe
that the Tribune and Express still continue the dis
cussion and controversy which has broken out be-
tween them on the subject OF Fourierism and anti
rentism and which is too ridiculous for any sensible
man to notice. One point, however, that is tangible
and shows their Stiffness and folly in peculiar de-
gree, is that which relates to their circulation 1t
seems that the Tribune claims 1000 circulation in
the city, and 1900 altogether; whilst the Express
claims about 10000 in the aggregate. Now 1t hap
pens that, as we will show by affidavits in very
short time, we have daily circulation of about
1900, and weekly circulation of 1900 or sCCo,
and frequently issue extras to the number of 5000
or 5000. On many occasions we have had an az.
gregate circulation in day OF nearly 30 600 pa
pers
All this we will show in definite form presently
We have by no means given up this subject. as con-
nected with the post-office advertising We have
had correspondence with the Postmaster General
and the President, which we will publish in a few
days, showing the gross prevarication of the Post
Office Department, and the violation of the law by
the present functionaries of the Government 1t is
very evident that the circulation of the Herald from
the statements of these very prints to whom we have
alluded is superior to those, and is, in fact the
largest intelligent circulation of any journal in the
city. As for the paper called the Sun, it is
mere ofiche, or handbill, issued by grand finan
c'er who owns some three or four banks, bro
ken, suspended, or still going on. 1t is no jour
nal IN the strict sense Of journalism. The Herald
mas, al ths moment, larger circulation than ever
and Is rapidly increasing greater
than even when we recently made our returns TO the
Post Office Department. We have one of these days
avery curious expose to make about the circulation
and character OF the newspaper press Of New York
PLEASURES OF THE WATERING PLAcEs.--It ia
astonishing the number OF persons who get their
death at Saratoga and other watering places by the
negligence Of servants. Damp sheets, damp rooms
kept soby eternal scrubbing--all sorts Of careless
ness and negligence on the part OF servants, VIII,
have the entire management of the hotel, carr
many to premature grave. No doubt the hotel a
Newport was burned down in consequence OF th
negligence Of servants All is hurry. hustle, tu
mutt, and excitement, al these places, and all is a
disorderly, as reckless, and as well prepared for
coniiagration as Philadelphia mob.
The New York herald., 1845-08-06

FREPRooF SroREs-We recommend those about
building on tho burnt district TO read an advertise
ment In this days paper, relating to the erection Of
ilre.proof buildings The proposed plan is worth
trying
The New York herald., 1845-08-06

After marriage in Connecticut, the bridegroom
took the parson aside very mysterousiy and whispered
TO him "cant you take the pay out in tatsrs."
The New York herald., 1845-08-06

STEAM SHIP GREAT BRITAIN. Great interest is
ieit Tor the arrival Of this steamer Captain Hos
kens expects to reach here tomorrow or next day.
Her appearance will produce a great excitement
The New York herald., 1845-08-06
Notice 10 Subscribers.

Subscribers in the country receiving their papers IN
yellow envelopes will understand that their term Of
subscripton is nearly expired.
The New York herald., 1845-08-06
Court Intelligencs

u. s. DsTRicr CouRr.-August 5.-His Honor Judge
Belts opened this Court pro Jorno, yesterday and sd
journed over sine die
The New York herald., 1845-08-06

DISTINGUISHED MovEMEsTs.-Major General w
Scott left the city yesterday afternoon on tour o.
duty to West Point. Commodore Ballard has arri
we'd at the American Hotel; Commodores Downes
al the Gloho - - -
The New York herald., 1845-08-06

Reporters Wnhtcd.
Three Of four good Law Reporters ara wanted imme'
diatsly at this Office.
The New York herald., 1845-08-06

BY FIRE-Very recently the fine hotel at one of our
most fashionable places OF resort was nearly burned
down, and escaped only by the presence Of mind OF
Its proprietor. As was the case, we believe, at the
Ocean House, vessel full Of fat was overturned by
the negligence OF one of the cooks assistants, and
the wood work of the kitchen chimney was in an
instant on fire. The proprietor, with the utmost
promptitude, ordered all the servants down stairs,
closed the doors, procured sufficient supply Of
water, and had the flames extinguished before one
Of his boarders was aware of the accident The
whole thing was over in five minues but as the fire
broke out Immediately beneath the dining-room,
when all the inmates were seated at the table, the
consequences may be readily imagined had not
presence of mind and adequate energy been at hand
In the emergency.
The New York herald., 1845-08-06

SERIOUS FIBE IN ALBANY fire broke ont at ia
o'clock on Monday evening in COW stable in the
rear Of No Park street. between Park and Eagle streets
which Immediately spread among the multitude of
stables sheds and ouhouses which we're collected in tho
rears OF the buildings State Pearl and Eagle streets
These were all consumed together with SIN II frame
street The fire only prevented from sweeping this
alley through either side TO Lancaster street by
timely supply Of water from cisterns Connected with
Gibson's old Plane Factory The heat from those teno
menis was intense, and Immediately communicated TO
buildings Park and Eagle streets No q park street
two story brick building owned by John Townsend and
occupied by colored family destroyed, also Nos
ana 10 TWO story frame dwellings, owned by tho Denni
son estate ana occupied by six poor families, were de-
stroyed No ~ three story brick dwelling owned by
!ohn Iownsend and occupied by VIM. r. Winters and
Lyman siark was seriously damaged by FIRE and water
Al the furniture was removed The three story brick
houses Nos ~ and 81 Eagle street, owned by the Rath
and mo 3D by Mrs shaw and Mr. swan were also
occupied by Mr. Parker
The New York herald., 1845-08-06

DREADFUL ACCIDENT ON THE WORCESTER RAIL.
ROAD "A terrible accident occurred on Saturday
afternoon to the Weymouth stage. driven by Mr. Raw.
mond between the Worcester depot and Harvard
Mr expected some passengers by the comiug train
ano had taken stand east OF the tracs and little north
the down train came in sight, the locomotive ds
gagged and shot ahead and gave belch Of steam
passed the stage Startled this salute the horses
suddenly wheeled on to the track and barely got
when the train came up tho forward baggage srk
ing the the stage and dsengagng the lore wheels
The driver, Raymond had presence of mind to seize
the rens and jump before the shock; but Mr.. Lewis
Holmes, Of Weymouth, who was sitting by his SIDE
was thrown directly the rail- and no less than six
wheels passed over him, and he was taken up shape
less corpse Another man, who sitting inside had
leg broken and his head and shoulder badly hurt Ho
carried to the Massachusetts Hospital lady who
was sitting inside received slight bruises but was
disabled pursuing her journey to Weymouth in
another stage The body Of Mr. Holmes slso TAX en-
aomc. He had occupied place Of trust in the Wey.
mouth nail factory and has left wife and two or three
children. John J Wheeler is the Of the person
who taken to the hospital. He belongs to Worces.
Ter. and is about nineteen years of ape
The New York herald., 1845-08-06
The Escape OF We

Hc sIbCuPe OI VtNVcTs !"
In your paper of this morning noticed small
paragraph saying, "Weaver, convicted Of murder
from Jail" first noticed it some three weeks ago
in the Journal Of Commerce. There had il correct-
ed. Lam one of the only family living there, and
as nothing of the kind ever occurred there, such
things published make it unpleasant | hope you
will insert this-And oblige yours, &c.
S. WEAVER, of Urbana, Ohio
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28
UPPER POLICE.

srABBtNG, srProsED FATALLY.-Last might as Thomas
Taylor Of the Firs; Avenue, between Twelfth and Thir
teeuth and VIM. Brackey, carpenter, with two oi
,nales passing along the First avenue DIS
pute between them, when they proceeded 10 blows
During tho fight Brackey stabbed Taylor the neck he
was carried porter house hand and DIR. Ser
geant Sc for who pronounced tic wound very dangerous
and the wounded this morning In critical con-
d,on a; the Coroner sent for to hold an Hnte-nor-
teul exln ia.iou Brackcy arrested and committed
b. Jastce TAYLOR.
TuEFrs.Julln Kelley arrested and committed for
stealing 81 bill from the pocket OF the vest OF Andrew
Fnley ~ hung up in his at No. :66 Broadway
Edward Martin was arrested and committed :or stealing
money ion the drawer Of Mary Collins, No ll6i Third
avenue
GETTING WITH INTENT To KifL.-A man OF color named
Jeremiah lacLson was esed and committed ut the Up
Ter Police for having. this morning attempted 10 Kill Chas
Cisco also colorcd splitting his head open with hachet
Sis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28
CITY INTELL1G E n c E .
THURSDAY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge DALY.


sIssos ROGERS VS. JoHN STANDARDIZATION OF HepIev-
IN 10 ties, The vadlss of seizure OF furniture BY oIdsr oil
Mr. Shepherd at house No. 50 Cilrton street, on account
Of rent due Ly Mr.. Hulse at 220 Houston street u a
pesfed that Mr. Shepherd let the premises IN houston
at 10 M Huse. who so-ir-!aw OF MI Rogers
tli " r. ard his family occupied the house. AID MT.
Huse aud his wife boarded with latter Mr. IL paying we
r,q,t as par, af his bf for board Mr. Hulse den anu
mon is afterwards the family removed 10 ,Ii"n
wrere the furniture taken by HT. d anu ,ei. a.
u g Appeared that Mr.. Rogers has been cohled 10 MS
M for or wears past by Illness ha. he had been 10 pos
sesoi. Of all the furniture aen (wu inc eN:epioi oi
t arcics) for several years, and ma possession "ei
VA. taken by Nr s. for claim against Mr. hlse IL
we oso o;egdcd BY Counsel for Plaintiff iat Landlord
c,A MOI issue summary against The effects OF a
.,ad el;or though il in the possession Of his
widow There also Other legal points II was shown,
on iaf of defendant that Mrs Huse had stated TO per-
so,s a j5 orchard that she owned the furniture This
was before going Houston street, but was the same fur
,iture afterwards taken by Mr 5. The Jury found In
favor Of Inc defendant Mr. Sephcrd) valuing the proper
q at S6l.
For Plaintiff Sir Dibbe and Mr. Gerard. For defend
art Nf. TVmtisoi
ALEX. II. WALDIs rs. STEPHEN i. PEEr-Ar. W. was
appointed Receiver in Chancery the effects Of Daniel II
Amongst the effects found cheek Of $780, drawn by
Mr Peet Ia OF Mr. Burns II, and endors by him
cnck put in suit. On the part of defence is
stated thGt Mr.. reet had received consideraontfai
he was orsioe 10 Stone Cutter for the erection OF
same hu ,lings In Thirteenth street belonging TO Air
Daniel H. prtn It, 10 the amount OF between $500 and
S6O0-at Mr. Il. being shor; OF money induced Mr. Peet
to give ha bis check which to raise money for the use
Of latter that Mr.. had never received any porton
Wallis and atr. Lowpds For Defendant Mr. winans and
Mr. hoffman
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-28

DRosPECTUs o. THE s.!.ENING GAZs-II Tt Is.7
a-w candidate presents eli = ts az x; o., o. Ia! 4i.
i.-r Y5ris- H. nzrs ofihe L. SNlNG UAESl = ~
IL IL pre;s so1s and n It's Pe bat heh n - "a ails
mis- elF,Eons 20 sai "a i, s,isiss not
from sI .h = v5j sc-u. but ic0Fn " eo1'eu"n ta,
;f- uzaes OF -, .ors AID FEopI- c3!d AZ" a IvSI -
l-lth a-G should Fot endorse Eseaoft * = ts alosl
taki.. u you=- k=- aat hoeiGi men @ho n,, - ~
make The paper worth ;Hr lric. asked I0f Il u
5g.lY'r .1d h5ars. purp5-g, cIa eti-ct hit TesEit
iviI eun5fnee wiF = j Pledged 70 90 parry ~ @ PS'
:ic5-to 10 particular sc Ia eterseIofsclas N - -
,9c.ati1n rll o ,ried Pursuits and si'ihii s, sn1 " LII
i expectation 2iG from same vsy ce'e! -
th= yeaiu. ,:szs.,, viii seth deserve, aS u ho 10
cUrzuand. succezs ~, -
he .verie. ,fa-s;-a viii ty rablisrd Monday; a
March AZ = William ,trsi The Il thr payer viii re
subserb-s IE week 5tyole 70 the c'.Liefs
single cory. country .uoscites - ieF
llulm. a. yib.- 4: a-va3cs.
Yearly adyesti>ers Draper Hcad i lsrn Niihout
the rsr-t. 81 bat t1s Irsc1 sis tlH months
AtVs-tiseHos sat subsef'lti.1s WI b see'Ssa ~ ,he
oicr u me veiin- tratstie $ MIiium ~t!er NsNsoo!s
!nd 4=e4ts vii, be supplied x the usual rate.
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