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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

Imporfer9 Toys, English, French d German
Fancy Goods, Dealer in Fire Crackers, and
Manufacturer of Fire Works for Public
and Private Exhibitions.
} w HOLBERTON, rs Maiden Lane.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

P~,komokc River LOTTERY NJ Delaware. Class l4l.
To be drawn nj Wilmington, July l6.
I prize Of $4,000 ! of 1000 Of $500
rs Nos. ~ drawn hai. lois Whole iick,ts 81;
certificate pacsoge $50; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

Manufacturers Depot for The sale y Boo's. B,ogans
Shoes, &c
GRANNiSS & GILBERT. SO Maiden Lane. near
Pearl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

Dealers in Paints. Oils, Glass, Due Sfu6s.
d-c; Manufacturers of White Lead, coLored
Paints, Verdigris, Putty and Varnishes.
RIPLEY IL MCCULLOUGH. 1856 'front.' 81, cor e o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

BOOKSELLERS AND STATIoNERS.
HUNTINGTON SAVAGE. ZIG Pearl st.berwecn
Maiden Lane and Burling Slip.
SIS u w WOOD. 26l Pearl 81. opposite u S Hotel
COLLINS. BROTHER g. co. 254 Pearl st,ee,
BOVINE & co. l49 Peari street, conner of Wall.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17
S25OOO-25 OF $1,000!

VT <lOoos
Pukomoke liN CT Lottery oi Delaware. Class LA.
T." he drawn nj Whining ton. Del. July 81.
| al $4,000 25 of 1000 of 5o0(
10 Ms, ID ballots. Whnl, tickets So; c~eriilicaI
of package $50; shares in prnpnrilou.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-17

600 KEGS WHITE LEAD. just received
nv and Tor sale low ny
nP24 PRYOR e. PAUL., l6i Market, ".
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11
MANUFACTURES.

The ablr correspondent of the Rich
mond Wing. mskes the G Having srik-
ing observations in hss last l,uer dated
irom Peterson. IN New Jersey: ~#
"Ali the { rmers around the place are
making ten zines ~ much OF their farm,
IL prnpor'nn 10 the csti al invested. a.
the msuuf.c.uters do. Hundreds Of them
m.kr more from four aces of grHuud. and
that III hill. than maiatity at ours in
Vueinis do from their thee huhdrsd
acres. Some Of them from three aces
alone. in raising strawberries. rs.phetrte-.
and dswbeu,es. inside over 81 900 profit
per year. And this all the tssul of sbon,
two m"nth's work. The fut crop alone.
col f,om the surrounding towns .early
IN New York. is greater Than The entire
agricultural csop ol S"u,h Carolina. and
the frai, and vegetable crop larger Than
the agricultural produse ofthe grest Sale
ii Virginia! do not wish to terrfy you.
but these are isr,s. Show this statement,
10 aur politicians. and hll them 10 GO Ia
the nearest run ship and ,ske drink Of
grog. and commence lec,ure on The i'm.
mora ity 81 the rs',ff. and then ask the
tenants Of d,l,pidsted tents and f-rm..
ragged. siar,i"e, pen.iless. and wretched
miili"ns &c the S,u,h, tn bend their knee
befo them. andthcy will call You simple
end un,eruf-d Repuilican.!"
The wri er ef he 10, epoipg signs him
self . +" S"uthe,n-,;" aud no doubt before
he vi.i,sd The North he had heard the
,ariT srsa,anzsd 9Th all that voluh,liiy
uf phrase aud ignorance Of facts which
ehsraeter,zes the noisiest dehouncers at
,hs protective policy. Thousand. are
led hl,ndly by such blind leaders: and
~h'le su,,ing and voting to destroy the
,ra,fT. and with u their own pr spen,v.
thsy know not what thew do. |, is well
,ha, there are discreet aud 6rm men
enough 10 cave th-m from themselves. and
20 presrr,e a system alike essential to in-
Giv,sual xnd general atlats. 81
We cnllect m. 10 lawn,e facts relative
10 Parr.on from tbs communicating:
"The are about Eve thousand persons
engaged IN the iacimles. making aeou'
nine thnu.and IN. n. women, aud children,
~ho a,e depend nj on these establish.
meats. dHrr,l2 or indree,ly. In tact Tbs
snole Population Of the place. ahoo
tse.s. hoo.aad. j. kept rgs'hrr By the"
tas destruction oil the factories would cause
| The town ~ be deserted. The wii'e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11
Fifty YEARS SINCE.

When washington ~as Psetldrnt, his
vile kn'i stockings 10 PLil.delphia, ard
the mother made dough mus ard cakes
between Christnas aud New Year; ami
a"w he married lsdies are ton p,oud 70
make doush-nu,s. besides. they don',
kn"w how, 80 they even send Il m,dan
Pampadour. OF some other Frerch cake
baker, add buy sponge cake a, three dol.
lars . pound. In those days New York
was full Of ,ots'anilsl condolences i,
Is foil Of splsnd,d misery: ,hen there were
M fray-hesdsd spins,er- unless they were
Ugly indesd,l for man could ee, married
tof dnllar, and tegin house keeping Tor
tweBtys and IN washing bis cloIhrs md
~~--Ls--s t---------,.ts aw wrrr ssveu us-.ss
mnney Than Il took To support her. Now,
| have knnwn minister to ger Eve hun.
issd dollars Tor buckling couplr--th.n
wine. cake and IL csferas. i've hundred
mor--we dding clothes and jewels. a thou
sand-six or seven hundred 10 diving 10
The Springs or some deserted moun,s,n--
then house must be got Tor eight hun
bred dollar, per annup, and furnished a,
the expense Of iva or three thousand
when all |. d ,ne his pretty vile cannot
make cake nor pvt an apIle in dump.
ling. Then cook must he get fnr len
doll.rs per ucnlh--a chambermsid. laan-
dress, snd seams'ress, II seven d liars
each, mi as The Isshionshls folly Of The
day he's ban'shed The ui.tess from the
kIlehen. th"se blessed htlps Aforesaid
reign supreme. and whsle matter AID mis-
iress are rla,ug ca,ds IN The p>rl"r. the
servants are pl4, ing he d. ip The kitch-
en--thus lishung the candle ., DO h ends,
il soon burns cu'. Poverty cnmes IN al
the door, and drives love on, If the v in.
dow. Ills The stupid and expensive nnn-
sense which deiers so many unhappy old
bachelors ftom entering The state Of bie..
sedness; hence you find more deaths than
marriages. Corr. Ne,o Mirror.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11
A nEArHEN TEMPLE.

Rev E"genis K,ncaid. Tor many years
a missionary m the Burman Empire, has
returned to This country. and is now lee.
,u,ing On the condiuon Of The Hes,hen to
crowded sud,ter,es. Ia one al hi- rpcen.
discou,srs delivered in Broehlyp. as &c.
port, d in the Daily Advertiser, he descri.
bed tIea'hen Temple. which we have
never teen parslielsd. Il st.nis IN the
civ at Arva, nr The golden city. which
for 600 years has been the capital of the
Burmese Empire. The foundations Of
this Temple are OF solid masonry, CON.
posed of bricks Of the best materials: i,
is 1000 feet square. the walls heing 8 feet
,hrk. AMI 20 eel high. Ga the top Of
The walls ret two rows of massive pl.
lars. A, earh corner of the wall rises a
beautiful spire. On The top Of each spirs
is placed huge bar Of iron. .nrmonni,ng.
which 70 an iron net work. 10 Tee. in d..
ameter. in The shape Of spread umbrella.
On the b,tom edge If this, are saspen-
ded bells nf every siza and tone. A
p'eee Of hrgh, copper IS attached 70 eve
" rlapper. 90 arranged that ahen The
wind ,s ..rong ererv hell IS ringing.
On The ,op Of this Temple IS q second
one. $50 feet square and so fee, high, and
on each corner rises a beautiful mwer.
with rs complement, Of bells. On the top
Of this second stands third temple. 100
feet square and 80 feet high. each corner
having IT. tower AMI b. IL; AMI su'm"nnt.
ing this III ri j. Tour h and last temple.
IS feet square aud 10 FEE. high. each cor
ner also having lie sp're and bells. From
| The imp of this fourth temple sscends :
magnificent spile. With all immense iron
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11

Stairs thai he SssniasY Of lhe sssu as
bsnk Assnc ailoa aid him ii.si gl.sss az
hardly swssk shsi some u The oyer ,i.ss
are not 81 his niIics 70 eepa.i,s q. .nry
90 - bay lots - hu.ld on. .Ma.y 5. l.as
ihsy cane iese.' says lhs Ltlrr. .aee
nhsele 70 read - sIi'e, sad 81 abe sssy
po'ni Of siHsa,iaa. s.oaing up m geo.
rsnes and sire. who.e eahdluloa nas 4
rhsngsd IN al these relslloas. On he
Sabbath. you easld hsrdIy tel them from
The us-llhitsl f.a.iI,es. ard lheir tem..n.
az every say pralssuo r.hy and eom-
mrnd.blr.'
We command ihese paragraphs IL Inc
siienl'an al those ~ho dsnosnee tie t.nT
ss syssm Of opp,essloa % ell el..e,
sreep, shs master manufacturers and cap
itslisis.
Here here Is indnhiiahle evidence th.,
me encouragement .i manufacturers IN ,his
eoaairy has no Tendency % degrade The
afsIa'i.s class. 10 reduce ,hsrn "a psos
isfs snd lo~ wsgss. 10 pfrmsnsntly sIlk
ihrm into ignorance and haprle-sne,s.
snd 70 BIZ upon lhs eOuniry Psupyr pe.
pplanop.
The ial.ily e any analogy between his
country and England has been shaan
sga'n and aga'n--bui wbsi msiters ihslf
The piosehve system 10 10 be denoenced
IND denounced must be. n sound.
w'llio talk Of wealthy esr,lal,.i,; /, Is
drm.cr.nc 10 ssspl thfm: na,h,ne il
essler han 10 ptetnd "a txirene regard
lor The l.barer and the poor nan. uule..
indeed 9 Be ra.i.r inr surh %, leaders 10
ea,s ssih'nR Tor them 10 re.l,,y.
Facls. however, IN the face Of al sor,,
Of mi.,eprs senialion.. w,ll base her II
feei the force oi,rulh will sinilcals itself
o. lssi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11
on THE CULTIVATION OF cory


sams psagl-. wHh.si andss,ssaeiag
ne n.iusal hisLas AZ he plant. = ,hs
las, d'arpiaT pal G he usksrs. .hirh
issIrsriies highly ninrieus 10 ne srap
- they sulsrfve an impnrusns l.ar.,an-
hci o'ly q { Ing r8s ths ends u NOS, "
.as h.st ears. bat a'sO IN filing esi he
late ears.
The nae 10 shirh he male blossom
On Inc On sislk Ten.ias in siaor. = no,
Hoss usn ,lHty dsys--shrn uhs ss,.en
% good. Bul II iLe wsanhsr 10 s,ry h,.t
and DIS, at . .iarny. 1 10 not 81 long.
And lhs lsngth Of iiae 10 only enough 4,
frufhly The sa.l'ssI ears. II shleh she r..
male blassam cones out 6rst from The
germ of The loss,i ersias. and pre.en,
'hensrivss IN eifrles o. The srds IL lhs
ensrnlia OF hnsks--and a. lhey cone ~,
are ,mPrrsn.isd. and ihus ihey evsryd.,
and h-ur are presenting new circles az r.
msle blrssrms, uniIl The hole are .hv. inn
pfegnsisd. IN, lf Inc heat 10 90 sxre,,i,e
!" 10 k'll The male blossom beIoss he
shnlr oi The iem,le blossom has cane out
Of The carte lla 90 hu,ks. then &c there are
na suckers 10 supply lhs fe6c1ney ol
poll,n, there will be portinn ~ the %.
Pef end q The ear thai all be h.rea ar
gran: u" supply this deiiei. nry + p.l.
len, Pro'idshre in organizing The Com
plant. h.s nffered thai lhe Ihsse lower
lnlnis sh",li prAlLce sarkess thai shnsId
r.'ns up an ssresssr,n. 10 supply q ron.
ln"ai s"uire 81 the iIneif,i ing principle
" re ~h.ir suere.slon &c ears Ihn nsy
e"a'e oIt Tor the space OF u le.a three
week. after that an The nan stock has
heen exhausted. And on ,h,. succe.s;oa
~ msie bl's,oms he greatness ef The
rFop drprnds. And The land should be
50 reh a. 4, fnsre osi 81 l,a.t two suek.
sfs on every s,slk--ar no very rrea, srcp
msy be srpscsd; bat IL the land /. 90 rich
" q rad,ee ihsse. then instead OF h.,.
'aR the u.a-i riap 20 about 20 bu.hels IN
ihs acre. the rsreIul fa.mer nav wi,h con
iihhes expect from so 10 100 bashsls
siiL very little sxirsos,lrafy expense.
All Ilaass shal bear Their blnssorns AMI
fruit On ,hs extremity Of The STOCKS or
branches, have the germ 81 al their pa,,s
and c.parit'ss Tor fur,i6cslion formed in
'hsn ff"m The time ,hey cone up ou, ~
,he ground. And This 70 ratiieulsrlv The
case wuh indian cnrn-for so sooo as The
',,Ik comes au, of The gsonnd, by a pow.
srlsi siernseope aem may discover. on dis
secnns The plant, its eatue capacity ID
bear lmit. Al fhs 6ssi .n.l .ae-.a je.-s.
there are germ. Of suckers; these, lf The
ground % ,,eh sn,ugh, oil produce bios.
SENS 10 ir1ctiiy the late ears. and will
also produce hernaphrodiie ears with the
blossoms.
Al the 9Th. sih and OH joints are per-
feet ears. and then fellow fur or tise bar
ren joints, with leaves between The fruit
hearing jo'ns. End the male blossoms on
The top which snppor' il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11

ml ~*fk q rs summ,i--haFing nnns-
rpn. lflls sssrrndfd f..lm il edge. o.
, nalk,zs sl.'RE bY the 'rnplr. when Ihs
~itd : .sahR. ana 81 these tells. erm-
ffis'sF a. endless sssniy af tnnrs. arr
i'ng'sT. wandedsl sensauna 10 pradu-
ese. q though nB,ie VAS desel neine
sfaa' rom Ihs rloud,.
lie shoe inserisr of The temple IL
frpfeefd. and his lhr ppp@sssnrr ~ p0l-
ishfd msihlr. In he esnIre Il an ,rn-
m'n- shrane. on hirh The King far.
va ssf--pn ne ihrans is plarrd R.gaa
iie iaasr. M.. kinra,d had lhs ruuIo.ny
" flifb Up lpr The parps sc u N, asLrne
somelrnf ions sf5i. srd frsm The eed .f
ii'f ihpmh ia ihe second ,ini. VAS |. die
'apee 4 Is iathss. Every pari nf TIE
image wss IN siurl grnpa,i, n. an idea.
ihsrslsxe. Of the sIze nsy be Iormed.-
u sssplaesd there - . eosl uf l4O. 900
rupee'. OF $4,000 Besides ,h,., m n,cl-
20 % shs all. are llared 500 nrhsr M
ages. zach rns larger ihsn lie. sarh ca.
upon thrnnr. with insrripnnns On The
val siteeily above them. On The w.Il.
are oder images IN Tiers. Ligh. q and high
20, uAiiI thew rearh ihe lofty ceiling.
Lock shut ION which wsy you will. in
90. inmtn.e building. and Il seems =.
ihsuRh NE gods us,e looking down rpan
son. shrrFver you turn your Ssr.. Ink
up ihi.2 74 fe-i ~ ,old na.nn wark. ded.
iesifd 10 Id.l.rv. and q The ihous .nds
upon Elssas ,nds Of wor. hippsrs, ~Lo pans
IN sheW sfenngs Of gid like waer. and
f-TNy, II sou can. the expense % this
idolairo"s worship.
The Temple with I'll lie imsgss- he
1000 hslls-the sculpture. whirh sdorns
the building wi,l,in end ~,ihani- -ihe b,irk
and .t,ne work. AMI he Inf,y io~e... e,s,
more noney than I'll The chuiche. in New
York. 0s s.
u wss hsann and finished within two
ysafs. Thousands were M king hrrk,
AMI moe Iasirg q EN-. and ilmns.nds M.
on thousands engaged in the otter var,-
Gus deps tment.. We ,an hardly calcn.
late The cas, % The building. Thousands
of poor men gave ,wo mon,hs labor 70
the wotk, o,heIs lour and but few lees.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11

Ifal cause. Obedieni efforts iis spsra'ns
cause. So ne are saved By graee As ths
procsriaR. faith the iisf1ss.e,fsl earss,
and obsdisnes and lore = he operation
81 Ihof faith.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11

CHINA.-Rpv. ]. L.. Shuck. with
pumb-r IL n,her M,.s'orat,ts, ha, ing r.
ceatly ,einoyed from III 'nskong 10 Cam
t.,. w,fta. a. lnll,~s:-Df. Ues.n AMI
myself are nnw permauen, tesidtn ms nf
t,is mighty civ. Canon contains nAr
million - ,mmor,Al s'.ls. sp.akns one
a alsr,, aid xccc+s>Ihie to.R,-snna, Y e..
fat W, h ten .ahv- prr~c'.e,s. W. ace
Ia,lns plans &c T. e ,n".t v,gHaa. "ne'a-
tnu.--rl j. indeed aud 10 truth glorinus
f II. Th. i.ie Ame,,raa T,ests renders
ms a d our converts s cure. Tue people
.a,r,ts ree,i,e nur hooks. sesr,ve us pa.
iii ", crowd our oh pels. ard lssten with
a,,sn,rn ta our message. has SAID that
the Emp rar has publicly sanctioned The
miro iur,i,a nf Chr-t.aa,ty ,nta the em:
p,re. The presen' Governnr Of Cantoo
province. Win re.,d-s 10 This city. i
gentleman of 0ncomman abilities and COED
feeling. lie signed the treaties made
~,ih Chins hv England. Face. and The
I'm tr,. States. When On . welt 81 stase
10 tIanskong. 1 presented him with q
copS Of the New Testament IN Chimes;
he received i. politely. and also few
uac,s in Chinese. ON ,hs priasaples oil
Christi ,n,,y: and nm his return 10 anton,
sen, me a splsnll,d fan, With his o~n az
og a,,h up"n l..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11

M.ssrssIppr WooL.---A bals OF wool
was .hipp-d at Warrington, Miss.. afew
DAYS aa,. weighing Gao pounds. and worth
h,ut s220. |, was \ part Of the shear.
ing Of Judge Coyingson's sheep.
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
Buffalo.
lCorrespondence Of the Herald.l

correspondence OF the Herald.l
BUFFALO, Jan. 30, Is45.
A Fashionable Ball in B,fasA Fist Fight and Duel
The Beau Monde Of the Lakes.
FRIEND BENNETT
Heaven seems to smile In very humorous manner on
the elite Of this astgrowing City of the Lakes All the
assemblies at the American and Hus hotels this winter
have broken up in row la Canal street
As grand finale, the at the American, on Satur.
day night ended in fist fight and a misu Understanding
which, am informed, is to be- very explicitly demoustra
ted by the belbgerant parties exchanging shos the
Canadian soil The causes and incentives that have
brought around this much to be amented result are wine
other retrieving and sustaining II would occur
not treedng over the traces OF decorum sranng the
whh stree OF prosriety TO relate the circumstances and
parties connected with the affair
The bon tom or as the immortal Mike yles them cod
fish arstocracy having been the sabues OF the coon
parties Ia Astor at the Am srican Hotel much the
noyance Of certain military young man, member OF
the bar, very extensively known being much ef
lawyer and who desires put through at apoth.
ers expense and never pays bill except those that are
extremely necessary, such the wash. woman Sc He
very adrotly gave vent to his feelings at the coon
party on Saturday evening, by throwing aside all pre-.
tence OF responsibility, and introducing ny mph of the
pave into the recherche dressing circle of the refined la
dies oil our city.
He Immediately accused Of the grossness he had
been guilty OIL bst with the mpudence OF the devil he
denied all connection with her and spit in the Of
Major his accuser who very galantly returned the in
suit by trying the durability OF his cane over his head
when at II the two Majors went till parted by the in.
domitsbie Colonel who insisted upon its terminating In
affair of honor There no indces to tell who falls
NoHs perfons C.. ID. F.
The New York herald., 1845-01-28


suspicious Of deceit IN professed friends have
carried this too far, ana trusted too fully that my
own INCONSISTENCIES OF any other than right emo
tlon, entered also INTO the apparent sympathy with
which was met As the result, exaggerations,
distortions, misstatements, have turned 10 i'll what
was really so neither IN intent nor in deed Evil, to-
tally undesigned and unthought of by me, and not
justly attributable 10 me, has, by this MEANS been
done To cause dearer 10 me than life Ihumby trust
that have prohted by the bitter experience, and
earnestly pray-and ask the faithful ferven prayers
OF the beloved clergy and people of my diocese IN
my behalf-that this proftting may appear in all
that, IN my character and conduct, may pertain TO
the glory OF God, the canse OF His Gospel, and the
purity and prosperity Of His Church.
know not how extensively efforts may still be In
progress, and yw be multiplied, against me, There
are propensities in the natural heart which foster
even love for rendering the unhappy still more
miserable, for trampllng the fallen still more deeply
in the dust, for closing the door to all influence Of
the re-actng spirit OF Christian justice and mercy,
aud for pushing maevolent design to the utmost
qualification. In the Lord put my trust. To Him,
as the Searcher OF hearts, commit my cause.
| thank God that my connection with the diocese
which love so much, whose love to me has con-
trlbuted so largely to my happiness, and in whose
behalf have SO glad1y and heartily. but, alas, SO
lmpereclly labored, IS not severed feel that this
imposes upon me most serious responsibility.
ask the union with my own, of the prayers of the
diocese, that | may be rightly guided may be
ready and willing to sacrifice to duty all personal
considerations; may not forget cherish, as they
authority; may have grace to be free from un-
christian resentment, for efforts that have been
made, that may now be making, or that may yet
be made, to destroy my character and influence
ana may be led, IN all that may devoe upon me, 10
such decision and such action as will be approved
by the Lord the Righteous Judge.
BENZ. 7. ONDKRDoNx
New York, January, 1915.
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
Common Pleas.
Rpf0ra IudUa ITlehnef far


JAN ~ John Davis uror Us. james s. Beyfine and
Jacob Vandsrhoof This action of trespass on
the Csse to the value OF certain stocks Of which
the plaintiffs wife became in the year i943 viz
AZ shares being stock belonging to the Canton Compan,
81 were bequeathed to her by her father
Mr. Reynolds, and for which he paid SOS per share Ii
appeared the stock was placed in the hands of the de
dants who brokers' and since dissolved
and ordered them to SELL They sold the stock il appear
ed at loss Of 30 cent and the action was brought 10
recover the value OF the stock The defendants dis
solved partnership In 1914, and Berthe being solvent de-
tends the suit conended that the stock was given
to vanderhoo to enable him to speculate in stocks by
selling and renvesting again according to pleasure In
consequence Of this agreement Mr. vanderhoof sold this
stock and purchased this other stock for the value
Of the Canton stock, which was swallowed up bv the
ed over to this forenoon.
Before Judge DAILY.
Inc second branch of this Court also sat.
Henry Jackson VS.. Isaac HU.-This was an action Of
trespsss to try question Of ttlc right of entry be
tween the parties. It appeared plaintiffs occupied the
upper part Of premises 10 Plat street. and defendant the
first floor, cellar. Both tenants Plaintiff In order
to test the question: fastened certain passage leading
to the cellar through psron which defendant broke
down, and after hearing evidence the jury rendered
verdict for defendant,
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
NEW YORK HERALD.
vow York. Tuesday, january as, ls45.

BISHOP OSDERDsNK's STArEMENT.-We give on
our first page the " statement of Bishop Onder-
donk. 1t is an exceedingly interesting document
temperate, calm and dignifed The Bishop cer-
tainly makes out strong case, and gives an Alto
gether new view of the testimony. The statement
is. however, perhaps, most interesting to the ge-
neral reader, from the extraordinary revelation
which it gives of the character Of pious society in
this country. II this Statement" be sustained by
the facts, no jury Of honest men ever could have
found the Bishop guilty. We must, however, still
suspend our final judgment till the "Book Of the
Trial' comes out, which is now looked for with
the greatest anxiety 1t will be published on
Thursday
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
Hoard Of Snuervasors

This Board held a special meeting last evening his
Honor the Mayor IN the chair
Tns minutes OF the last meeting read and approx.
ed Several petitions were presented asking for relief
nom erroneous taxation, which referred
Bill oil james Conner. County Clerk-referred.
communication was received from Samuel Young
state Superintendent of Common schools stating that W
~ Fowler was t person 10 be taken in pupil in the
New York Institution for the bnd-rtferred
Reports adverse 10 releasing from persona, tax Robt
Lewis. Christopher Murray, James W. @ Clements and
Patrick Mulvany-in favor Of reducing the tax OF the
New York Floating Dry Dock Company the First Con.
sregatona Church, 18th Wardaso, in favor OF releas
ing from personal tax, John Colgate Rutgers stree,
church, lItn WARD A. Olell, 18th Ward II. Murray
4th and 7th Wards I. Moore, s. Mcneil 18th Thos
McKee, 10th; t. Irving 18th j. T. Patten I5thIA Ba
ker, 18th Francis Warden Samuel Mcneil H. A.
stone, 10th Lorenzo Powers, 9th Henry wigan Co.
IN NJ Cellon l4th n. Ackley, lth- atterl which
the Board adjourned over toiMonday week.