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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10

III Wis Mr.DlNlNE sure. sale and Certain
ii Remedy in Complaints of the Liver aud
Lungs. Cnnsnr plion. Livct Complaint chrome
and severe Coughs AID Colds. are almost immedir
aicly relieved and ultimately cured by faithful
use 81 the ResioIa i've. DR. Chiffon. the em;ceni
pracinal chemist and physician of New York. nj.
iaches his certificate stating H. entire vegetable
composition. after he had made careful analysis
u Is wholly devoid of ATTY Irritating property and
manilesis ~ decided healing and purifying quail
lies rs In quickly alleviate the most sggTa,ating
cough and change the morbid expecturaiion. Pain.
IN the chest and side. often alter dani on Lune
Complaints, nrc ciIectualiy renewed without the
least Inconvenience, the seat al The difficulty being
reached much quicker than by my external spp.
cation Frcm the reputation Of this medicine in
New York. where 1t has been sold fnr some years.
The most mdnhiIabe iesiimuev is given io merit
Certificates have been literally show cred in ia the
proprietor from The best Of sources. aud stating The
cases of persons raised when given up hy their
physician. The fact of one s,ngle instance ol
dissaiI siaction. known or expressed, is n strong
guarantee OF merit. Tho following certificate ID
from DR. Chiffon, the well know New York chemist
u have usalyzed n battle OF medicine called c
Brinckerhu's Health Restorative; rnd find 'hai II
does not contain Mercury. or any Other metallic
preparation. nor opium ia any OF it, forms. IL Is
composed Of vegetable matter enrfeiv.
JAMES X Chiffon. NJ d.
c BRiNCKERHOFF Proprietor. N Y.
Horace Everett. " Agent.
Principal Office SO ffuh son s'icei. New York.
Agents for Wheeling, Drs JAS BAKER and a
TODD; West Alexander. Pa. BRYANT d. era.
VEN. aud by agents in almos, every lu~n III the
u ). In nuv 25
A1IRGINIA-iN cu,NcERy.-Ai rules held
y IN the Clerks oiiite uI The Circuit Superior
Cunt 81 Law and Chancerv "r the County OF Ohio
IN the month Ol December 1916.
Lewis Sntn. Complainant,
Frederick Smith. John Richie. Samuel Ncel. So.
biesk Brady. the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank Of Wheeling, Jarnh S Shriver. John G
Campbell and Anclin H. his wife. IIansnn "
Chapline aud Elizabeth S his wife, Parker Cnrnp.
bell and Isabel his wife. Amelia Sprlgg. Zacha
riah Jacob administrator Of Samuel s. rrgg. &c,
ceased Chrisia ian Wlcr. Gnilieb Frohnsch, Nor
Sacsev'r. D.)endonts
The defendants Frederick Smith, J,hn Richie.
David Wagner and Frederick C. Spegever. not hnv-
Ing entered their appearance aud given security
according To the nci of assembly md the rules of
ihis court. and II appearing by satisfactory proof that
they are moi inhabitants Of The Commonwealth al
Virginia. on motion of The complainant hy counsel
IL ordered that the said defendants do appea here
on The first Monday in February next aud answer
The Compliments biIl ard That copy OF this order
he forthwith in'cried in some n ewsfapcr printed ~
The city of Wheeling for two months suere,sively.
and p'sicd nj tho front door of The Cour house nf
OHIO county. copy iosie.
ALEX T LAIDLY. Clerk!
doc y
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We ss,s GOODS,
COOKING sTOvEs

tOOkING STOVES
Wiz Sub-cfihef has this DAY received n arEe
a lot Of Cooking Stoves from Cncinnau. from
The mandatory Of e Win a. ca. which makes his
assortment ~ lh"se S"vcs row c"mpIcre ne has
al" hand Snrious "iher patterns. bnoug which are
he highly famed md Iusily celebrated
IlATfIAWAY'S PATENT;
all ~ which vii ha di.psed Df NJ % sa,.l advance
on cn.i Wy motto Is small Iris aud quick
turis'
Pcrsons ire vast of'he above or pry oibs, ortl,
IN ny Inc. COPPER, TIA or Sheet ffon Wafe.} Oi'i
rleoss~snl '' ihe nli anil vel krpnn stand on
mon "fett whore h-teli"e ctp n'wovs o. "iIoin.
81. -r' rs TflOS O. Cf'IgFWr>OV tr..,
uSf ir,rIvnr g,ucmf a...run,rt I F,i
D." sud VINO q o'l- ,i every ,au,' ai.ra gov.
r''' .irft 1i trr'fr'rs superior 1a. f',. f.d HIi
''.'" %" "r GO apFuv rafuro
CO.. ta ID WGiNNlS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10

CLECTIC BOOKs-A full supply Of
- mGnfiey's Eclectic Books. just reed and for
sale n' publi'hcrs prices. CONSISTING of
MGufeys Eclectic First Reader
Do 10 Cd do
Do do 3d do
Do do 4h do
Do do 5ih do
Do do Spelling Book
Nays do Isl part Arithmetic
DO do 2d do
Also Key 10 Rays Eclectic Ord pau Arithmetic
and The difficult quesii,ns in The 2I pnu do.
Il II IIORNBROoK. Monroe ST.
RAGS WANTED.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10
CHAIRS! CHAIRs! CHAIRs,,
JAMES r. GATHER.

SUCCESSOR TO J. CONNOLLY a SONS
NJ. l56 MARKET STREET.
qpA RESPECTFULLY informs the pub
IyM lIc That he hos on hand and man.
W-<M uiaclufcs 10 order every vsriety Of
"U Chairs 81 The latest patterns, and in
ZW Style Of workmanship not surpassed in
The Western Country.
=, re mas on band large stock Of Boston Rockers.
ha' b'sIon Rockers, Cornmun do. Reyolvire Chairs
sm'ao,e Tor Counting Rooms. Ffcs cb Parof Chairs.
@'e'a' We" aud spleidd patterns " w,oJ seat
,hafs Din'ng Chairs. Scuecs Sociables Children.
fahe' hooking aud Common Chairs, &c DC.
Ihe public are invited TO coll aid eIamipc his
t,oeN' as nc vi assure all who favor him with
'ner custom, HAT they shall not be Disappointed ei
'he' ~ pnce o. quality. lie is determined nv cIpse
PeIso"aI attention to business ~ ebtitle hInssll Ia
la,f proportion of public pairunsre.
'"a"s carefully packed ~ cent TO MY par oi
The city free 0f cba'ge. 6m 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10
TRuS,CEE,S SALE


10y VlRl UE of a deed nf trust from John l.
} christ TO me, dated January 25. 1888. and
recorded in The Clerks olIie If The county cont for
Ohio couny in deed hook No 81. pagc 81 will
an Saturday the twentieth day Of December lsI5
Al The front dnnr oi the court house for Ohio conn.
~ al o'clock NJ, offer f'r sale nj public auction
Ia the highest and best bidder, The fol,wing prom
criv To witt Lot No one hundred and seventeen
ll7) in that portion OF The city Of Wheeling called
East Wheeling, situated al The corner Of NH and
Zane streets. Snulh Of Zane street and East of Filth
street. together with all the privileges and nppnf-
enances belonging, CT in ahY wise sppcnaning Il,
the same.
TERMS-Two hurdred dollars 10 he mid in
hand The remainder TO he paid in four equal ann,
al insaiGenis hearing interest from The day OF sale
The inier"siio he paid semi annually The deferred
IA, menis To I've secured ii,fhc'orily
Selling ~ Trustee. will only convey such lille
as is vested in ire by The s'id deed ~ trust.
dec | DANIEL G. LIST. Trustee
ID EAA BAGS RIO COFFEE
n - eSV IS hlf CHESTS Young Hyson Tea
As half chests Gunp WIDER Tea
80 do de- imperial do
10 Cauv Boxes II. [; r and Imperial do
| just received oHd for sale by
n"v 26 II CRANGLE a. GO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10
C1SSINERES.

Black French Dreskr (some superior To any
ever Offered in This markeD Wuh Black, Pnr,on,s
Cray, ribbed plain aud striped French, English
'nd Domestic Cassiiaeres from IS cts up
Sa'IineIis. Tweed Cossimercs. Jeans, &c. &c, of
every variety aud color, plain sinre and PLAID from
20 cts up.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10
M. & T. SWEENEY,

M. & T. SWEENEY,
IL AVE just received and opened 100 packages
i FINE III VA AMI QUEENSWARE
hmeng other articles They have
Fine Guild hand China Tea Sets from 3 tn ] 90 ps
Rich Gin and Fancy do do
Do {" extra fine do
Richly decorated Maniel Ornaments. Colugncs, Fan.
cy Inks Baskets dc in e;cat variety.
The Lrdies are invited To call and examine
these, ms they smrpsss any thing uf The kun, ever
before brought 10 this country aud worth seeing
K,ch Gill and emb'ssed Fruit Baskets. laced & high
WhiIe China do do do
Gill and plain Comr"iirrs. Casscroiles. Turreens,
Boats nni Stand; Tea Pots. Sugars and Creams
Zen ond Coffee Cups and Saucors. Plates. &c, hu,ed
plain and iacy styles, in sets pieces Ia suit Gus.
TONERS
la common ware we have LL-errool Dishes md
Pa'es 81 all sizes. Teas and Cofees. Tea and Coffee
PoIs Sugars and Creams, &c. Of varinns colofs.
printed, Flowing blue and Fancy Toilet Sets; c"m,
m"n edged Plates Dishes Teas. &C. &c, with eve
~ "lher sr,icle usually kept the most eIlensive
establishments III the country. mud " ,ch the public
need only call and price 10 he satisfied that sell
lower Than they can be purchase elsewhere. We
nave "n hnnd and are constantly manufacturing
Cut and plain Hall Lamps. Lanterns. Tumblers.
Dishes. &c; which Together with onr stock al
Qneensware. we invite The attention oi purchnssrs
either wholesale or retail. Warehouses Nos 7 and
3 Monroe ST Wheeling. Va nov IL
BOOKS!! BOOKS!!!!
ME SUBSCRIBER has just received n new
i work entitled Minstrel Of Zion or Religions
Songs with appropriate Music. chiefly original by
The Rev's Hunter and IIskeiell, also a SIMPLY al
Family and poke, Bibles. various bndines. :
Works on Theology School Books. with u variety u
AImanacs Tor lhc ensuing year.
FISHER Agent
nov 10 No 1873 Main Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10
LIGHT! LIGHT!

LIGHT! LIGHT!
MERE is just opened al NJ IL y SWEENEY'S
Il (N"s aid Q Monroe S,s.l an assortment Of
sue Mantle and Table Lard Lamps. from The
celebrated mandatory cf Cornelius e. Co. PhiIa-
dolphin They nte uiablc for Stores md dwell
l'Egs, burn Lard or OIL. and ARE unequalled for
teany aud economy. The public are recommsr d.
cd 10 go and see them. nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10
$25,OOO!

P"kom"kr Rive Louery. Cias. M 2i4 to- he drawn
n, Whining, ,n. Monday December 8. 1915
| 81 S250O0 al 5000 I ci 5000 of 900
20 Nos. Ia ballots Tickets 8 dolls certificate
package 90 whoes Il2 doll-; shares in proportion.
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wRAPPING PAPER.

a SUPpiY % CoNn, NsInm ani Drrt
81 CmNu Nwnpus P1Frr. suFerpf 8rielt
rlc1y ID. .hH chcI1rsf lrs. received Hy -
~ 4 HORNBGCON. M,nrF
49, :" tNTED. dec 8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10
TO LET
lCIIEssMEN.

- EVERAL seis Of Chessmrn largo M srnnlL
- also Inc Chess Player Hand BDpk containing
iull account The Game oi Chess; also BtckgoUn
mon Bo,ris AID Drmihuts. ff s,le Nv
nov 90 JOIN J uASWEtL Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10
CLOTHS.

SSSN~ - 6A hn
Extra super. super aud medium Black French
Cloths, Wopi B,a:k. Invisible Green. Blue. Steel
mixed Drab mixed, Olive. Blown ard CiIron Olive
Cloths ai various pIcts- being a large aud almos,
entirely fresh stock.
Gold mixed Siberian ClOlh. n new article for
Ovett oals-DIter proof.
Guild mixed, grey miral. md Other colOrs Of 3 4
and 9Th Tweed Clo,hs. the newest Article Tor
Sack Coats. &c.
Back French Doeskin Beaver Cloth, n capital
article for coaks) Black. Blue Black aud Brown
Mixed Beaver cloths, and blue Blanket Cloths Tor
Over cunts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10

No congress in session on Saturday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10

a STRIAN LAMB CoLLARS-A few stI
"A oh hand at IFS Man ST.
nov e. MCALLAM
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GOODS
FOR GENTLEMEN S IVEAR!!!
AT CeDST'.

EH AVING determined To sell OF nv prcsen,
IL IL stock Of DRY GOODS at cost and expense.
GA" oder tx raordinary Inducements In iluse wish
lng 10 nnIiL ase ILe GallLwirn arIIcI.s .lx.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETERS
Yesterday ut 4,P. M. at 40 degrees.

ENOUND.--A twenty dollar nore van, ,,,n.,
10 south Wheeling. The owner can have
oe'cr'bng The bill md paying for ,hi. ndye,.
Bank Of Wheeling. Az. M
The New York herald., 1845-11-11

MIcHIGAN STATE LANDs.--Thc Detroif FREE
Press SAYS that the quantity Of unsold land IN Mchl
0an beongnv "a the state a. appears by the statement
Of the land which subject to entry,
amonnts 10 three hundred and fifteen thousand scrcs
located as foIIows,Tn Kalamazoo, st. Joseph and ALE.
gan counties about 600 acres In the Eastern ranges
Comprising the counties Of shiwassee, Saginaw Tus-
In the conntics Of Montcalm, onin Kent and Ottawa
known as the Grand River country, about 900 900
acres These lands subject TO entry at 81 26 per
acre In cash land warrants. The at(er now sell at
about SO cents the dollar and are received at their
about 90 cents per acre Many these land. are vaua
bls and will make fine farms The salos for the last
month ~ returned to the proper ONCE wsre near 10000
scrss The estimated salssfo the present month much
exceed that amount "
The New York herald., 1845-11-11

surgical operation and with the most perfect
has lately been performed by Dr. L. Poudoot Of this city,
men on e gi,l of only eight Of The deform.
ny was occascncd by burn early infancy, which caused
the lower eyed over and become attached To- the
cheek producing very great defarmity After dsecting
the I'D from the face and raising 1t to its natural POSITION
piece Of skin taken from the temple, and made the
wound under the with the possible precision
The whole wound has perfectly united and the deormty
eut lv
The New York herald., 1845-11-11

OLD COLONY RAILRoAD.-Ths new road, con-
Meeting Boston with Plymouth, was opened on Sa-
turday with all the honors. The Hon. John Quincy
Adams and Daniel Webster were presenss and made
speeches.
The New York herald., 1845-11-11

MICHIGAN EIEcTIoN.-According to the returns
received, Michl gan has gone tor the democrats but
by diminished majority 1t is thought, and with
some show OF reason, that the issue which the
wings made in this election, the sale Of the State
Improvements, had the most to do with the decreased
democratic majority.
The New York herald., 1845-11-11

MEDICAL CONVENTION. We perceive that conven-
ton Of the medical men of Tennessee is to be held
in Memphis in the Of few days, for the pur.
pose OF consulting on measures connected with the
interests and prosperity of the profession Delegates
are also to be chosen to the Medical Convention in
this State.
The New York herald., 1845-11-11
Literature.

DR.. DuRBrNs' OBSERVATIONS IN THE EAsr.-2 vols
Harper Brothers, ~ VA valuable and interest
vaions, chiefly in Egypt, Palestine, Syria, and Asia
Minor. The journey and It's incidents, the manners,
customs, and condition Of the people portrayed
in a graphic and mastery style. We commend the
book to the favorable notice of our readers
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for Noy'r.-This number
comes to embellished with fine portrait OF u. S.
Senator Dix. The leading article consists of an able
review of the Edinburgh and Foreign @ iartery on
Oregon. There is also a review Of Q: Edwards
Testers new and attractive work, "The Artist,
Merchant, and Statesman The work itself is one
which every American may be proud of-its dlgni-
fled tone and strong democratic lendency-the views
Of American society, and the valuable suggestions
on the "Consuar system of the United States, pre-
sented, make il useful as well as agreeable and en-
tertaining work. Several other interesting articles
may also be found In this number.
AMAURY-Harper Brothers, N. Y.-This is a
glorious novel, translated from the French of Alex
ander Dumas. II meets with ready sale.
The New York herald., 1845-11-11

CoonR 4s ne do IS, Young Hyson superb articles 49,
and the Wholesale and retail stores az the Canton Ten
Company ss Greerwich street the Cousudt
and l23 Chatham street between Pearl and
This is the Oldest and largest Tea establishment in America
The reputation for upright dssng and for tho very high
quality their goods stands and doubtless will forever stand
unrivalsd We ennestly families country mer.
chants and the whole public to this very respectable establish
The New York herald., 1845-11-11

The enumeration yesterday of travt llers is fully
comprised in the following extracts from the respective
registries Of the principal hotels:
=, AMIR,cAs-s y Lyons, White Plains; J. II Williams,
Philad Thos Brnckerhof, Albany; j. s. Williams Sa.
nah. ~
AsIoh-C. T. Howell, Columbia; j. II. Wattlinson,
Middletown; w. A. Gage, Boston; j. Read Philad. II
Edwin Parker Delaware; Pierce Butler s. G; Messrs
Boston. Nfs'' W. "" ''arcn,
CIr..r Smith. Boston: J. Kcndrick. do: @; 8 Beacb
Hartford w +. Reed, Montreal; w A. casweI Ponsh,
dseps Cneriss kerzeyn Montreal; T. Chaplin Canaan
aasua; r.. Z. strong, Sullivan Co; j. H. WaIcott Ro
chester: Monsieur Delandes London per shin Toronto
FRANKLE..J Coli, Paterson; J. McCrew. pbilad. Mr.
Montrose, Utica; W. Wilgus Buaalo sanni ari aS WI
Boston; Edwin and Theo Lewis Philad e. Wal,ha'
Phnsd; II. Ewing, do; D. Lee, Galveston ssv,
Thachston, Philadj J. s. Harding, Boston '''' = a.
howARD-A. b; Young Boston; MIR Tompkins. R.
H; Mathews Toronto; George Bridge, "; J. osborns
Albany; f. H. Kellogg, Utica; J. ID. Jones' Roches,er
l.. Hyatt Washington. -
The New York herald., 1845-11-11
Navigation Of tho Ohio River.


and identifying the Har-Nev anything else since
svsd the falling of Of hair and ed the bald
head Of my brother; then there was Henry 50 dresdfuy M
away from home box with such the every day
savings OF hundreds who have been benefited the Onguen
h. m changes grey hair beautiful dark ps
he hair moist soft, curly &c. Warranted in all cases Pin.
cipa Office, No 10 Nassau street. For advertise
IN
The New York herald., 1845-11-11
NAvAL-unted States frigate Cumberland, Capt

NAvAL-Unted States frigate Cumberland, Capt
Samuel l.. Breese, bearing the broad pendant Of
Commodore Joseph smith arrived at this port yesterday
having left Gibraltar the 10th, and Tangier the
10th u1timo. The following is the list Of o6icers:
Joseph Smith, Commodore Samuel l.. Breese. Cap
tain; A. H. Foote, James Noble, Samuel II. Knox, Jno
r. Dshlgren, James Lewis, j. b Sanford Leutenants;
VIM. Whelan Fleet Surgeon; Jno. l.. Fox Passed
Assistant DO; Samuel Jackson and John Hastings, As
sistant, do; j. A. Watson, purser; Chester Newell
Chaplain; WIN NJ Caldwell Acting Master; +. F.schroe.
der, Commodore Secretary yno =. Allston. Commo
dore's Clerk H. D. Johnson, Captains Clerk; 8. Hen
riques Pursors Clerk Geo H. Terrott, ls Lieutenant
Marines; d. J. sutherland, I'd do do; N. G. Bryant
Egbcrt Thomson, Jno Downcs Jr., A. N Smith, Passed
Mfdshipmcn J. Mcleod Murphy, +. I. McCsuley, r.
D. Wainwright, j. D Daniels, Jos: Smith, J. II. John
son, s. s. Bassett, Mdshipmen r. II. O'Neai Boatswain
A. Stephenson, Gunner; Samuel Seey Carpenter j.
C. Clark Yeoman; Geo. II. ONeal, Masters Mate s.
Meginness, Purser's Steward.
Passengen-J. Vaughan Smith, Surgeon J. Howard
Smith, Passed Assistant do
The Cumberland touched at Tangier for the purpose
of landing Mr. Carr United States Consul and sailed on
the 18th, leaving the Corvette Plymouth, Commander
Henry Henry thence for Brazil In fcw days-Aii
well.-Bosfon Courier, Nop 10.
The New York herald., 1845-11-11
Sporting Intelligence.

TRorTISa THE CESrREvILLE Track, L. l., YEsTER.
DAY." A GREAT CRY, BUT LITTLE wooL"-There a
promise Of some good sport to come Of above, but
the result shows that quadrupeds uncertain BIZ
peds. 1t was announced that Lady Suffolk, Moscow,
and Duchess to come together; the consequence
was that there was numerous and highly respectable
attendance at this At the early part Of the pro-
ceedings the betting was the Lady against tine field
on Moscow against the Lady. Shortly after it was
rumored that the Lady would not start at this certain
faces became very much elongated but the appearance
of her owner on the ground shortly after explained the
she had shown such disposition Of temper in her trials
Of some two three days previous not to warrant
her to be trusted and her not wishing her friends
and admirers to be greater oosers than they had been
during the past upon her. judged prudent not
to let her 60 at ALL as she could not be depended upon
This changed the feature Of the betting Moscow show
ed with his fore legs in bandages and by lifting first
leg and then the other evidenced that he suffering
considerably from the cracks in his heels which were
evident The consequence that the betting 100
to 20 on the Duchess which was freely taken
The match for purse Of $3.50 if the three named
animals started 5000 otherwise best three in five.
Moscow came well up to the scratch as before men,
toned and Dutchess looked first rate with Bill Whe
Ian behind her all confidence Hunt took his
behind Moscow. There were several attempts at start
without effect; then Hiram Woodruff took Hunts place.
This made change in the betting-Moscow became the
decided favorite at SllO to 500 upon him.
After some five or six attempts they went FORTH Hiram
showing infinite skill in the management Of his animal.
Moscow took the lead at the bottom the Dutchess broke
at the drawgate and ere she recovered was distance be-
hind. This she not able to recover and Hiram
maintained his position home in 2m. 42s
There difficulty to a settlement of the dis
tance Of Duchess many interested individuals contend.
ed that the Judge the distance stand did strike his
flag until she had passed but it evident all that
she some three lengths behind when the flag was
struck the Judges stand although the Judge in the
distance stand struck his ag second after The Judges
made particular enquiry and gave that the Duchess
distanccd In justice they could do otherwise
These squabbles be avoidedor else there will be
end to all true and legitimate sport.
An interesting match succeeded between Col Bar.
tines MILESTONE, under the saddle, and the Cayuga
Chief driven by Hiram Woodruff in suky. Notwith-
standing ability Of the driver Of Chief the
horse under the able management Of the Col.n pre-
vailed and took the stakes fhe time most wretch
ed-the first 3m SIS; second 2m $685. third, 3m 6s
NEw YoRK BASE BALL CLUB-The second anniversary
Of this Club came of yesterday the ground in the
Elysian fields. The game was as follows:
The New York herald., 1845-11-11

q ]. NJ. Marsh, Esq, Umpire and Scorer.
After the match the parties took dinner at Mr. McCar
tys Hobokep as wind up for the season. The Club
honored by the presence Of representatives from
the Union Star Cricket Club the Clubs,
senior and junior, and other gentlemen of note.
The New York herald., 1845-11-11

having perfected and finished variety Of the above Offer the
same as the most complete yet invented suitabe tho
wants OF the travelling public containing all that necessary
or the toilet with the addition Of the Metallic Tablet sop for
sharpening and keeping Razors in the perfect order
u. SAUNDERS X SON. III Broadway.
Opposite HowArd's Hotel,
The New York herald., 1845-11-11

DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT HARPER's FERRY, Va
we learn from the Spirit of Je6srso that on Fri
Gay evening as the agent and workmen on the Wnches.
yer ana Potomac railroad attempted some coal
cars from the lower to the upper depot at Havpcrs Fer
~ .ne trusting gave way, and buried beneath huge
's @ oi umner cars &c Mr. Brown, agent of the road
wi, vi. men.y Gasker, william son Of Mr.. Brown, and
Ley % man Beverly the porter Of the cars &C. Mr. Gas.
M % sna tne son OF Mr. Brown taken from under
,ss % WIN nle perfectly extinct Mr.. Browns inu
are very great and IL he survives II will be almost
miracle Beverly the negro man, is less injured