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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

ln,.lhecncf OF au impor:ant ci'er"cis' has hsfu
,.rcsye from tilrrtrE The I'use oa feha took up The
hi, nei D. ts,,y Pocr providing i. ss TeintIop "i ne
~ n,. ,oss al Eair Note. by In Brtk County Bank
sO OD-ard bIle dc Htl passed ue saHEe Us vote nt
s. -ns . nayS- r ... q.
In the senate ,lta bi d'es tn speason Of ptyneet
~ certificates ~ a".t Cfoiiof until Hiis me Isl 60
r inkct ~. d aitss bc.ns dlscusseJ. passed b h"si
rba t,,jiry an.aee naGe report relative 10 TesuminE
h raycT Dvun IN when the; ptesi g,'r't tha mess;';e
nuess aoeq,e cGmpcG ailon t paid the tn9 Caha' I'-
$50, f.., eyr.,,-, &c ~ completing the Canal
rfs nomination o Juisc Burnside Ia the berch oi thr Su
nre,oe Cuu nas c1Bit;nc' yea'enay moinnS-fea' 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

r- American Railroad journal, NO. ~
Vel. XVIIl-Ths number will be ouad more than usually
nterens 1t condensed reports of the Public Wois
of Pennsylvania and Michigan article in relation TO 'no
New York policy Of PEOPLE to sustain the GU
nas and TIE tae prohibiting the western ia'a1
from Using the railroads. together with extensive Iabua
of American and European Railroads. Canals S
ming Companies, etc. and much other information useful 10
those interested in such matters. This the only Joua
published in this country, EXCLUSIVELY DEVOTED to '
cause OF Internal improvements and should be in the HANDS
of every person interested in their prosperity.
Published Weekly SO year. advance. at % Chamoe
a. Cap) d. X. MINOR.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

" IN consequence of the great number visitors attend
ing the Newly Museum. the day time during the engage
t the -Four Abno Negroes entertainment taxes pnoa
every afternoon aS well rs in the evening. Great Westan, s
Western La Petite Crrine Mrs Fraty nI Lynch s!iss Bn
the White Negroes. who play admiralty upon the Violin
Bones, Banjo and Iamhorluc.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
IMPORTANT FROM HARRISBURG.


iar cars rr- Just to ron tiirn-burg nad HE
intelligence b. them g. that the Bill itom the Sen
rte .u,penns h- payment OF Domestic Creditors sio"N
a passed the iioue OF Representatives yesterday aiternoon
L. - s,,ik
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

o. Novelty never ceases the American Museum nad
the bill This week positively with rch things
Veal! OF ike indulge in Fairy visions. Jet but
of have oil these haunis poetsed vere
Fuines Cave" TO be exhibited this evening The mIe
brilliant well gorgeous spectacle COM ned up by the
afss Tai.snIanic pencil Mr. amuels. act oi Magic
expa.as tine mysteries of the ancient Mns by which they
ynI,ed the mastery the strongest Intellect " Bunhe
I ana the Cities oil Baltimore and oscl, with The storm
scene Madame Fittings warnings and Fanny O.ang Ou
g's comlcGlles. I'LL up The programme.
" AL Philadelphia subscriptions 10 she
TRIguXG must be paid the Agents, Zeber & Cc Ledger
Buildings. 81 and Chesnuis SIS, where single copies may also
be obtained dniy ut O'Clock. CD ja9 eodE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

MR. GREENS ADDRESS TO rAE PRISONERS AT
BLAoKwtLL's isLASD.-Yesteiday afternoon Mr.
]. Fl. Gteen The Reformed Gau'bler, paiG visit to
The Penitelliary at Blackweis Island for the FUR
yost OF addressing ,hs inhabitants oil that dieary
abode, on sublec, which ne has made his own and
which has excited so much attention OF late. tir.
Green WAS accompanied BY ihe Boston Quariette
Club. ihs Superintendent, Mir Dggs, having in
roduced a!s. Green, The later gentleman entered on
his subiec, lie observed thai haSing for years been
a gambler. he ri last determined to leave pursuit;
which welded him no solid satisfaction. He he'd
possessed thousands q dollars gatcd by ganbiing,
bu5 ae did ~, feel hsrpl end BY decided effort he
feed hinself r,u s associates ID iniquiis and ro
s5o.e To- suus ms lad .oB, leosiag himself loser.
Feeling il 10 te dliy 10 warn clheIs against the
gambling ira,ernily he had boldly denounced liira
Sir Green then w1u, ON To rearc several interesting
facts relating 10 his ea,eer etd related
dotes connected WIN h,s subject, which dtew
from mary hardened criminal present. after
ysry feeling address Mr. Green warned his hearers
against pursuing so destructive vice, and urged
on ,,lsm the principles OF temperance. After sif
Green's address The Boston Quai,eue Club, who
kud.s gave their seiyicss, Gang sacred compost
tor; and sotae addresses on temperance were de-
livsrsd by oih,r persons. i'he greatest i-rsrss:
ses rned 10 be swskensd, and we hope good WAS
effected.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

R- We learn from the Washington papers that
Col. james Riley, appointed by President Houston
as Charge d'Afaires TO our Governments and whose
arrival in that city has been daily expected has i7t
Cincinnati for Texas, aud will not probably return
10 this country for some lime.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
t,oroI,cr,s Office,

Found Drdmned.-ihe Curunsr was this nifer-
oon cued to hold an inquest 10th street. the body OF
unknown found drowned He appeared TO be young
persUn.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

Frs, Page-Popular Literature Ge;nany-Th4 Southsrn
Mail and Southern ESpre>sesAnnexa;on OF Canuda-The
Last Pege-Each in All; A Poem by r. W, Emerscn-La
Ter liom Oregon, City lutelhsenc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

OsrHEAN FAmLY.-Let no one who wsald enjoy
rich feast, fail to go to tie Tabernacle tonorrow
evening. Anenterlsinment takes place there Which
all should patronize, both Tor iheir owa pleasure
and ,heir own iateyest Those gifted vocai;s;s, The
Osphean Family give one oflileir charming Concerts,
Temperance Grafton by the Rev. c. c. Burr ct
Philadelphia will BIZ delivered, and an AddTess viii
be made by Dir J B. Cough, his last before start
ing East The house cannot be otherwise than
crn,vnFh
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

WISCONSIN, TALLMADGE's MES
sAeE.-This is a britd and sensible document. 1t
recommends strict economy in the public e1pendi-
tures, and in making the burdens OF the people Us
light as possible. In regard 10 the Naturalization
laws, the Message considers the Native movement
upius, and impoitc, and advises the Legislature TO
represen, their views this subject to Coz gress.
The Militia laws need revision. The Governor cea-
s;ders the improvement of The navigation of the Fox
and Wisconsin Rivers Of essential importance 10 tho
TeYr;tory, and the construction OF Railrosd fcn,
some point on Lake Michigan 10 the Mississippi
River il impsriously demanded. There is general
Impression that the construction oil the milwaukee
ard Rock River Canal, which was intended 10 con-
nect thoss waters, is abandoned. The amount OF
the public deb, should be sscer'ained and means
provided for the payment CT the interest ana the
liouidation of the principal.
.It i, no, be said this young and thriving Territory
sanctions even IN name 'ne ht or Mns and vSn
W her aure she Ra want the me ans 10 aFy oci ao
rs nnSe aud sat,s,aeion 10 rned pGhc faith. a
the s,,re foundation Of her public credit
In relation 10 Agriculture, the Message has the
following jus, views:
..To NV mind Wisconsin be, OF all countt the most
dssfsbe fcr farmers Hero. preennenuy small Sierat OF
s n,cee.. boon Of mans destiny Independence Here II
farmers respect themselves may be ou az an Agricultural m
teres, intelligent uprgnt naa e S' hsn s b
;hsy will poi be subordinate ~ The po%eiG iueneo o. e
Gown and the apefyading sway oi an sifo ant
ga;,ton gnt 10 II hem for that high desiiny ains must
bs REGARDED honorable pnrsuit ihe guoic nle oA
upo il as liberal cang, nierior 10 no profession ~ esy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

OMNIBUS RoBBEkY.-Lsdiss when riding in ON
n,busses should ne careful OF their purses. num-
Der Of pickpockets have adoped the practice Of
riding up and down Broadway and robbing ladies
sitting beside item. ThESe instances have come 10
our knowledge wiihin ;he past week or two, and 10
one case the lady discove,sd het loss and charged
the theft on person sitting ue2t her. Ii beioe de-
nied she appealed 10 person opposite, the cniy
other in th, stage and getting redress, she reso
lately placed herself in tine doorway ct the stage
snd refused TO let ;he man pass cut until he gave up
the stolen purse. Finding the LADY Was determined
10 call help roEr the street, the pckpocket io;u-
uaiey found the purse in tho suaw at The bottom Of
ot tho stage. In one Of the cases we heard OF $40
being lost, Thieves are extending their depredahons
IN the toliest manner. Yesterday friend OF ours
had Dis pocks, picked Of his wallet, contsinios
eighteen dosrs. and his handkerchief, u, one Of The
iac',icnehle churches up town.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
rA-nar,s Ontsi..e.

n" HALE & Co. have our Acknowledgements 70
papers in advance of the mails.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
i. .ns. ....r,..-.aoM.is,y.

.4<.3.st ,"Se,.,i..--6ioM.iay.
C0mmoN PLE.s-Pubiished Oh Saturday.
CIRCUIT Covur.-Nos. 80, 81, 90, 96, 80, 100,
i0l i02
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

fY Goysrnor Edwards, of Nissoufi, has vetoed
10 so,lle the northern boundary el The Stale.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

o. Selfrespect impels refrain from notice Of The
Courer's last ebution Spleen farther than that all
we ask OF that paper the quotation from columns of
passage i; may fit animadvert We do rot
plen that 1t r,sQuotes aveteIae habit TO attribute
To us whatever sentiment chooses without quoting al all
1t may and probably viii continue ths course have simply
rerred our request and shall there end Happily The good
will of IS all essential in thiS community We
have lived some years whcut and hope to It's hatred
.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
>. T,n wals AlmAsAc fof IS45 is nov ready

rz- ygntg General Committee.-A spscioi
uss,.r Of tbs, Committee Will he held Tuesday Evening
,.g,s,S d al o'clock =; tho Broadway House.
'ansIy H. ,,.tsf DUDLEY SELDEN. Chairman.
IL. HonAsr ,iSs HS,ss. isecrearies. u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

" MIR. CLIREHUeH will give his third Lecture
on Scottish Nlioslrelsy Tomorrow evening The
Beauties of Barns is his theme-a mos, inviting
one and he knows hew to handle it.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
BIZ and eth tts adrtce and eonscst Of tie Se,,aLe

JANUARY 23, 1915.
IoRGEx FLoop be Consul Of the United States for the
port of PnFsgrlad IN Norway.
RICHARD SAsps, be Collector of Cu.oms Inspector
OF Revenue FOR The District and Port of Annapolis Marylund
CHARLES y. iENEs, 10 be surveyor ana Inspector the
Revenue Tor the port of Bayou It John. -.
joES g. CAMERON, 10 be Reccyer Ht Public Moneys at Ed
wards vile, Illinois,
RtcHAep pEyNIs, to be Register of the Land Office a,
Creenscurs, LOUISIANA.
FoKeER AsREsrKD.-.Lhe 81 Louis Fra says ::
Officer knight arrived mere this morniBg rom New.
Orleans win Wilma B. Chase, u nlan who, by
means of a forged letter, purpo:ting 20 have been
written by bis brotherih-iaw who is Il respectable
merchant, residing in Philadelphia, obtained IN June
last, from the House oI Collier 81 aiorrson, Of this
city, the sum oi $3.50. Soon after obtaining the
where he was arrested and lodged 10 the ParAh
prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

w Rev. Mr. Hawiey, Rector Of ST. johns
Church, Washington City, died on Thursday morn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

THx BaoADwAY louRHaL-No. i-ihis nsw
journal thus lar holds Ia ground. The present
number coniaips IN engraving, a Poem by Lowell
some thorough Reviews and tine latcs, information
upon literature, art, Sc. John Biscc, l53 Bread
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

Il We learn with pleasure that go successful
has been Giahems Magezne for The present year,
that the enerprisng publisher has found it neces-
sary 10 reprint the January and February numbers.
Eight thousand FIVE hundred copies of the former
we're held in NewYork city alone. This speaks
language not 10 be misunderstood in relation 10 the
popular magazines OF Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
Yeas E91-Whies in Italics.

NNysiJhal,, Adams, : aerso, Baker, Barrn-el. Bar.
nala Bsa;0, en:ie. brtsser5gf, j. Brown,Pa. Burning
nn lIrp.a:cr J. T.. Carr, \. Y Carroll, CG!kIi. CauSp.
Chiffon Ciiusnan Ccl.arne: Cransto. Daa Darrag c.
ijuvi, ky. 4 u: Dacs; = \. pebe:ry: piekey. {2ls--
Wits Green, Ky, BrraH Grsfl, y. NOik, Gtinueh.
GriieI. Hale,,, Assai59! Aaalia Ne 4 & ianlhe.
Y. lHes 3. RR8: Mich j. T.. IageIaoli. Penn. Iryln,
leb;e, 7 B. JoaHsou, o. T. kegyg,edty aia + fias.
]. a9rils Pa. +. Il. Morse hs oseiey. Nes Paterson,
fhun5x POLLOCK. E. T. Potter. r l. 9rston PTfy, Ram
acT. Rogers. s.; oa, Sample Schencs, S@ytrance DGrd
l. Seymour " y a. Snii, n. Y T. b Smtn la S,etSoa,
a. Stewart, ia. Summers, Tbomssson. Tien yef Vance.
NasIneisI. tn.op. Wehess Hhndt9R J. Nbiie, ny. b.
EhEs. lie. tiGiaHs. Winthrop Wm. Wright. N J.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

THEATRE BURST The Dauphn street Theatre,
hnomn the Theatre deS VarietcS, wus entirely
Consumed by Ere yesterday mornipg. mo Jau. Ia.
- Miss d. u. Dix presented her petition on
the suffice, of Hospital for the Insane and for
idiots 10 tae Nsw-Jersey Legislature on the 23d
inst twill be printed.
n Steam Planning sill and Sash and Blind
Factory was burnt in Dnnvers, Mass on Thnrs
day .asl. Insured for $1,000
Ey The inventor ofthe Georgetown Hoar, was
young snan in the Office ofrhe Georgetown Exami-
uer, By the name of Thos. q. Penn.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

Destructive FmE-A FIRE b;oks out III Roches-
Ter OF the 2lst instaat, in the wholesale and retail
grocery establishment, ei W. w. Brewster s. Co. in
Buflalo-srleet. Ths store, VITA its contents, was
consumed. Loss $l5,OOo, 800 OF which is cover
ed by insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

a~ We see in soms new papers that they will
not publish any murders, accidents and other sad
concerns We fancy that whether or not they pub
lish such matters, good many of them will suffer
a. melancholy death, :" themselves.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
The Oregon. Question.
The Albanu Argus of Friday opens thus

Inc ALOIHV aTSuS VI iilstJ OpVho N.iN'
THE Ne-Yok Tribune has discovered that we haye no
palid CLAIMS disputed Oregon ISrr,tory ard !. eS
presses astoaishment that the National i
bon ahoqd heye declared our title to tue Oregon clear ana
Ihdspuiable. f" &c. &C.
We call upon the responsible Editor oi the
Argus to repair the gross idJustlcc which some
blundoring or knavish subordinate has here done
us. In the article on which the above is based
we did our best to establish the right OF the
United States to nil Of Oregon South OF 490
North lalitude-that is, $50 miles farther North
than the parallel of Quebec. TIE tbs residue of
the region we term Oregon we were unable, on
pretty thorough investigation, TO make out good
title for this Country, and we frankly SAID So
To be sure, we do not believe the more Northerly
region good for much but to raise bears on, but
that is not the point. The first question is one of
right, and if the region North of 49o were an
Eden instead OF the sterile, rugged frozen wilder
ness it is, we could not. from the data we have
been able to csllect, mako 1t out territory of the
United States. But neither our facts nor our de-
ductions are opposed by the writer in the Argus,
while, BY the language above quoted, the suppress
sion of the ,ohole Of in the Baltimore resolution
respecting Oregon, aud saying aferward ~
Oregon should be surrendered as The Tribune
proposes" he dishonesty gives his readers the
impression that we advocate the surrender of the
whole Territory to Great Britain will The
State Printer allow this injustice to pass mcor-
rected and unrebuked?
We have ever maintained the title of this
Country to the larger and infinitely more valua-
bic portion of the Oregon Territory, while az the
same time we have avowed our conviction that
it would be best for all parties that the whole
should be united in ono independent Republic,
leaving US the Rocky Mountains for natural,
strongly marked and impregnable Western boun.
dary.
1t mey be, as the writer in the Argus asserts,
that we are destined ultimately to absorb al
Mexico, Canada Sc. sc. and become not the
United States of North America but simply
North America. We suspect, however, that this
selfappointed destiny would hardly serve as L
title TO any Of those countries whenever 1t shall
please US to set up a claim to them.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

SINGULAR TagEY.-Charlss Smi.h Of ST. Lo,,is
nor being ubio to content hmssif with the lesser &C.
acriplioas of robbery, sole tie household forniufe
the horse and tle toije OF a German named Pinop.-
The wiis must have grown weary oi attempting 10
pronounce the unspcakahle name OF beT husband
and thus submitted herself &c the decision of the mel
iauous Smith.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

~ UNCLE PsrfR's FAIRY TALEs-a ''ork just
published By Farmer & DnggeT7, Ne. 81 Ann street.
II prorsses 10 cure the DisconieRtalGia, b. g'v!cg
the history Of i,,le hiary Qaeen 'hc great island
cr f3rakarpsknka.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
Nays 9s-Locos in Italies

r-Es . t70-11 ~. =
A reconsideration was moved and voted down.
a consideration OF the third reading was then
moved ead voted down The fologingi is copy
of this
JONI Resolution declaring the ,erns which Congress
"a admit Texas INTO the uaiSu Stais
II sgfc By tie SeEdts dd 5ssQ Qt Repre- erfat 5r o. the
CitcI That Con
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

BosroN.-Solno thirty good Wings ct Boston
have nominated WILLIAM pAR1sR for Mayor
Samuel F. McCleary has been reelected Clerk.
FiRE.-The Cotton Factory of MIR. a. II. Buck
ner. af Mount Pleasant, Msury Coup-y, Tenn. was
eesro,ed by FIRE few days since. Loss Sl2,cOO.
No insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
,,...,1, y.o..,,r Avn MosrHlr REVIEW. John Aa'

Religions Iat Lirela,u, casting OF to vsfy sis'
if i,c ez;sa, ,hs i'libefs ard uoeh'isilnn "ecess
res Of harsh language sod uooe"o"'ns Putt
bas IN our da1, become Z popalsf aid d'sH'', 'ne
study: and oar religious periodicals OF every "
eomina,ien. teen vi,h tho trutainlne - i'',''P7
lesns rhs earaes,aess, d ,i. es're {" '",,.. edge
On Inc highest .utj cl OF human co''e"P'"''. a
smcog tbjs useful Glars Of Magazines ss ii"I'ce
tie Catholic Magazine and fioaihiy t,s''"'
published in Baltimore, and of which we 'a'e ~
cci.ed ,i,e Jenuor, numb-f, accompanied ny ne
o,ezzc,in, eogravirg Of Meet Rev. ambfofe ho5es-
sbal. tire fourth Archbishop ofBalrinore The Con
,enrssre highly in,eresingsDd instructive ans oic'
la,ed in a sound Chris'ian spirit
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

rsss "raE CHimgs-A Goblin Story, Of e"mr
RelIs ,ha, rang an Old Year out and Naw Year 10 :
By CHARLES DIcKEss"-is issued this morning "
E WINCHESTER, % Aon-st. WnoeTer has reed 't'a'
poble Christmas Caral' Of Dickens's vii! nssr'i';
welcome another story in the same veln' rr'ce
e rprts
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
By This Mornings Mail.
room finrtis',ne.

Cn.e esp"lieHco oi 10 TrbIre.
puft ,pyi.Pur
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

~ The BosroN QUAhTErTE CLUB give sn
entertainment this eseaing at the Tabernacle. They
will be assisted by that most admirable speaker Mir.
Cough and those vino wish 10 secure seats must
be in attendance at al early hour. See advertise
ment
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
Vs.as Through the House:

On the 0ther hand, thc Loco fOcUs WHO '0'00
against it on account of its ultra Slavery chafac-
ter, though protesting willingness 10 support
Dill which offered fair compromise between
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

e. The four ALB,so NEGROES ccr iiaue at he
New York Museum week longer.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

~ WM. H. GRAHAM, 100 Nassau street. hes
for sale the new story by Boe-"The Chimes.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
nsr Adams on Tens.

The follow ng abstrac of Nir. ADaMo's pes h
~, Ar, .e,ion l.st Ft:dty VIC copy tom the
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

f. j. BlacS, Ga. j. Back, PeRa. J. 4. Black. 8 c.
Blackwell Bsyger Bowln Boyd, Brodhead, A. V. Brown
Tenn N Brorr. Tenn. W. J. Brown. ia Burke, BUT,
Caldwell. Campbell: s.: Cary, Me; r.. Chapman, Ala.
Csle, Gross Cullen, Dane J. w. Uavis, H. Dawson,
Dean Des Douglass, Drnmecee. DuGcan Ellis Fhr'ee
fickiiD Foster French Fuller Henmett, HaFaisun. Hays
Henley Holmes Hoge, Hopkins Houston, hrbsEi, Huhts,
Hughes. C. j. lngerso. Penn. James N. C. Johnson. Tenn
A. johnson Tenn, iOnes, 4. henneGy. Is kirkpatrick.
LahTsnche Leonard Lucas. Lampkin, Lyaa, MeCausen.
,!sclay, licC ernand, Mcdonnell; Mciewei Mckay Ma
ian, Norris i Owen. Parmeael. Payne Psti, Petga. E
u Potter, o. Prut, RED, Relfe. Rhett, Ritter, Roberts
Sinisoa, slae, J; 4. smith Pa T Saith IN R. S'hH e,
Sioue ky L. Stone. o. Strong, Sykes, Taylor, ThomP
sen Tb6aits, Tucker Weller, Wentworth. Woodward, J.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

THEIRS LIFE OF NAPoLEAN - An excellent cot
t;op Of this very popular work is in progress OF pub
l;c.ton by CAREY IL HART. 1t is printed ON s"od
paper. with IA clear type, contains two eoeravlpgs,
and Is sold for 25 c,s Tie work will comprise len
nunbers.-Tte first number is just pub'is ed and
may be obaiaed Of w II. GRAHAM, l6O Nassau ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23
COURT OF APPEALS or VIRGINIA.

WESTERN DisrRicr--( OGtfhi)
Nln pursuance of the Act of Assembly, the
following arrangement of the business ot the
Court of Appeals is made for the next term of
the raid Court, and the time specified allotted
Tor the trial OF the causes from the several Ju-
dicial Circuits. -.
For the 10th Circuit, from the Nth to the
18th July.
For the. 18th Circuit, from the 18th July to
the LIST August
For the 18th Circuit, from the LIST 10 tiiesth
August. y !,
Forthc l7lh Circuit, from the sth 10 the 10th
August. TN
For the 10th Circuit, from tile 10th to the
9th August.
For the 18th Circuit, from the 9th to the
3lst August.
For the 18th Circuit, from the 3fst Angus,
to the 10th September.
For the 18th Circuit, from the 10th 10 the
Dist September. eet
For the 10 Circuit, from the 2lst Sept
TENDER ------4- e
The catiscs from the county of Floyd will be
placed on the docket with the causes from the
18th Circuit.
JOHN a. NORTH, elk.
June 9th, lSi5,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

CASE OF CONSCIENCE.--A letter was
received at the Commercial Bank of Albany,
yesterday, through the Post Office, addressed
in printed Roman characters:
Cashier Commercial Bank, Albany, ~ Y.
Containing the following words, also III Ro-
man lettersi
Supposed to hare been operpaid by the Tel
or 10 or L yours ago--rcstorcd by ms true
ttonstrom Jehdpoh---scc Ezekiet chap. 33d, ucr-
Ia d 15.Llrih infcrestA-lS45.
The sum of one hundred dollars i'm good
bankable money was enclosed, which, 1t il
PRESUMED, was intended for repayment of the
principal, and compound interest, i'm full, the
receipt of which is hereby gratefully acknow-
lodged. 1T, Cashier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

Gov. Hammond of South Carolina, has adj
dressed long and able letter to Thomas
Clarkson, the well known English Abolition
list, III which he advocates with ingenuity the
extreme views OF slavery that prevail inSouth
Carolina. IL: contends that all Jorcible at :
telnpts TO arrest the slave trade have done no
Sooi He then argues that slavery is sane
toned By the Bible, that in the non -slavehol-
ding States, the most ignorant class of the
people hold the most political power, while
i'll the South the most enlightened class have
the control, and therefore, he concludes with
MIR. MrDatii,, that slavery is the cornerstone
oi our republican ediiice." liz then defends
the institution in its social Influences, and
denies the charges urged against shareholders
III this country. IL strongly contrasts the
condition OF our slaves with that of the labor
Ing classes in Englanl. and finally points out
the utter futiity, as well as wickednes, of the
attempts of The A5,litionistS.