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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-24
feaal Notice..

S,HERIFFtS HAEE.-By T1rile O. Sc e1A Wis u
- teri tacias directed end GeliveTtu 49,! "a Pc
"Wednesday Il t'+enty-fn Gag OF ~ Gu
h. 10 O'Clock A n al The V.stiDul- " ts Cy fia! 81 'ue
CIV Of Newly all 10. rch. rLs auc netest OF f1snfy
Wilkes tici n had =lrvertG cay OF ove'.oeI
one thous.nd eight hundred end feyhyr or A. sos !e
afterwards or and % n! ih0se ce-la ios gleCeS'
Gel. o; land si.usIe lying and 0-ng u lne IWtllh as
Nptrl Yard OF le City Of SevYcrk snt Known ana as
tlrgu.shed on certain map MADE BY j. r brcses Cy
survey or o: lands Tybe!ongEg ~ Samson BENSON
and Vr-er 5urgh deceased s!;usie NE I"sltn
Ward Of he City Of New York, vhch map Bears date
September 1875 aud IS Il he Office OF i2e ne
s!..-r and FOR lie CRY and County OF Ne orE ss ots
Nos .6e) four huncrsd and iosl '9f IHure
and -iIty-rin- i7Ol hundred and seversy a tfl
four hundred A1c tsyeuty1E=, hice SAID lois s- ESQ d
zgns.-d sac map parcs nub=E I7l 7t'eH. tL-
are bounded as follow. zzIi oy me tosiu.--' e>'
.,y lie paael 10 th= Fourayeaqe on Tue " -t-9-
side hereo tie distance OF hundred and Zen ier.
,her-fron rorlherly by re crasr parable! 10 iIsth
II h= distance OF tfty irrt i've incn- -feIfo On
SJGinrTly sl1e thereof, and SObLeIy oy me ufa
parallel i1h-stree: NoT-rJ sicr Laereo 81 ne
distance OF hfy fs; FIVE inches tnereiFon together IN
ne here gEes and .pouri-u4nc-s .f--tl1i1 ngns
" apo-rtailing. William JDti1-sI eL-fl!4
FsEDoNcK l.. VULrE Deputy sI-iif
Dated N-vy-YorE. February 10, 1896 lVi l."o"
OY ORDER OF Hon William ParIn-!ec, Recorder Of
- the City Of albany Goce hereby gwen ma IN i'.sct
has issued against the estate Of Ihos W yiAA as
debtor, and that the same VII oe soi iof me
payment OF his debts unless be appear cu oschaIss sh
attachment according WITHIN nine inoni> ruI Inc
publication OF this and mat the payment OF any
debts s by OF l4 STATE and me ceFeTy
hun or for his oiany property 'Snin is STATE oeohs
.n HIN and iranse. OF any such properly by h are
forbidden by law and void. Dated Albany June II. Si5
DEAN = EEWLAND
iel7 lAvaac AuOrnies Tor attaching creditor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28

u The Cumberland (Marysnd) Civilian relates char
scersc story OF Charles Jared Ingerson During the last
Presidential canvass, ho letter explanatory and
Apologize of the OF Mr. Dallas, the Locotoeo Anti
Bank candidate for the Vice Presidency, in favor OF the
bill to rechsrer the U. s. Bank in despite OF Gen. Jack
sons Veto in 1892 when the said Mr. Dallas was seoa-
tor from Pennsylvania. The apology consisted IN this
that Mr. Dallas voted against his better Judgment over
powered by the threats and mportunnss oil the BANK tu
fans who waylaid him =. The letter Says the Si'lan)
asonshed not few but attracted no great nonce from
the fact that IL had Mr. Insersos imprimatur. The his
tory Of the times and his relation TO the subject mat
ter however, proves that the public treated him with less
than he deserved The Journal OF the Penn
.yvana Legislature shows that Charles j. lngerso then
member OF that body. himssD m0red the resolutions I"
Instruction to Mr. Dallas in accordance with which, IN
dependent of his own convictions of right his vote was
given in favor of the Bank SO that it seems he was HIM
self the leader of the Bank rufans by whom Mr. pa'
las was so vehemently importuned!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

AsKLIA-Lewis +. Hsrvie L.. without opposition. u
Kiss & ouKss-John Gaines re- elected Bouser--
both Locos For the Senate; Garter NJ Brsxton 329; Co
lin Clarke 81. p. Ayleu 30
MApnoS-Co. Robert A. Banks, l., reelected without
opposition.
BvekissH,N-wilhs P. Bocock. L., 1913, Beverley A.
Brown, W., las.
FLuvAssA-Sullmsn,w w. reelected. For Shllmsn II S
Jones' w. IS, Guy, L. mot eandidate IL. For Senate,
Coleman las, Guerrsut 81.
SPONTANEOUSLY. S. Goodwin, L. is elected by ma
jorty Of 81 Griffin w.
MteKLEssuRs-wm. o. Goode and Williams Locos.
elected without opposition.
FAuouIEs-In this county there three Wing csndi-
dates and Locofoco The later Of elected
and the Wings, by division, lose a member. The vote
stands thus For Robert E. Scott $780, Wm r. Smith, l..
4ss, Thomas s. Hall, w. $751; Martin P. Brooke w. 2o2.
LANCASTER & RicsNoSp-Ssmuel Gresham, w. re-elec
ted over Samuel Downing, L. by 10 majority.
CuLrkrrR-Daniel F. Slaughter w. elected by 4 smsll
majority. over several Wing competitors.
NoRrHuNsKRLASn-Said to be a TIE between Edward
Nelson and Samuel Harcum, both Locos. The Sheriff. i,
thought, would decide in favor Of the former.
wEsrNcRKLASp-Chandler, W. elected by about 20 ma
jority Garrett, W.
GcocHLiSp-Walter d. Leske L., reelected without
opposition The following is the for Senator:
Guerrant L Coeman w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28
ESSEN
APRu "a, 1886.
To the Edition, Of the Wing .


Messrs. Editors-We have again effectuay routed the
Locos OF Essex, and achieved probably a signal
triumph than Roane ahead Of his party, and
Muse considerably behind his.
The latter gentleman has, for several years, hat;ered
himself and indeed hes been auered by fragment Of
his party that his growing popularity connected with the
gradual increase OF the Democracy, would eventually in
sure his success Influenced by this charming but nsu
aed deusOu, he has been used sort Of feeer
the strength OF parties the real leaders Of the Essex De-
mocraey not caring to subject themselves the NORTH
cation OF defeat Muse by this time must perceive that
he has been acting under fatal deuson, calculated
nualy TO subject him modification. and render him
object OF sympathy with many OF the Wings. He is
thy citizen, and has been no iousy deserted the hour
OF his greatest need-many Of the Democrats eyadns the
responsibility OF connecting their names, by their votes
with an object OF defeat There prudent, but shy
kind OF people, generally be found in the ranks Of the
Locns, perfectly destitute of moral courage ready
6ask IN the Sunshine OF prosperity but deficient in the
hrmness TO acquire Ur deserve success.
hope next Spring they will put forth their strongest
champion, around whose banner each and every may
feel at liberty to rally, and supney stand aloof,
II were criminal TO support their cause Muse ha-
wing plainly this hope his attention will be
devoted TO his farm and the Of his domestic affairs
not that would impeaCh him with any neglect of this
duty farther than Q! his precious time, predeaed
upon false estimates Of political and partzan duty
4 Personal Friend Of Muse
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28
FRoM THE NAUvoo ILuNoIsN EAGLE, AFRu, 10.
The ssCamn of IsraeIv

This is the "te aud address," which has been adopted
by the company Of Momons their way Westward.
mail carrier arrived here Monday last from tie
Camp and reported the pioneer party or head Of the Co
umn having crossed the tributaries Of the Charlton v-
en- $50 miles distant By this time they are probably
0 the Banks Of the Missouri
Thus far every thing has gone faYoraby with the exCep
ton Of the breaking down Of few oyerladen wagons.
II they roach California, their dependence must be
patty upon slow travelling and parly upon NRAcLK-but
upon the latter.
IL Is the intention Of at least Of the companies that
leave this spring, halt in the valley Of the
River and put in crop for the subsistence Of themselves
and others who may follow.
Numbers are their way from the Eastern Statos
TO join the expedition.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28
The Controversy Renewed.

We observe by an annunciaon, in the Washington
Union of Friday last that Mr. Ingerso threatens renew
al of his assaults upon Mr. Webster, by adducing the
particulars and proofs OF his alleged delinquency II be
fare no better future than he has heretofore done IN
his efforts to destroy the reputation OF the Massachusetts
Senator he would wisely forbesr any farther exhibit
ton of his toothess magniy Public opinion has al
ready decided question against him in the most emPha
tic manner II cannot be believed that he would have
thus long deferred the production Of these particulars and
proofs it, indeed they in his possession or within
his reach.
We have said that the public has already Prououne-
cd Judgment upon this controversy. What the character
of that judgment is may be inferred from the Testimonials
OF respect and condolences which the yndetve assaults OF
Mr. IngersoI has already ELECTED. Among them we OBJ
serve that the citizens of Philadelphia Mr. lngersos place
Of residence have iendelsd Mr. w. the compliment OF
public dim which that gentleman has accepted, and
gheh will of days hence, on the return OF Mr.
w. from Boston, where ne now is. Another, and sr
more gratifying mauesat of this feeling is narrated by
the Washington correspondent Of the New YORK Courier
and Enquirer the subioined extract
"A fine tribute OF respect and confidence was pad 10
Mr. Webster last evening. The whole body OF Wing
members of both houses by sort OF GonsentAneous I'M
pulse determined IN the course OF the morning mat they
would in make visit that evening TO Mr. aud he
was accordingly requested remain homo and receive
mis- friends. lie did and the meeting was quite memo
rabe one On side the most unquesuonaole mani
estaions OF admiration ana tegaio, On ING oe' NeS'
rous but not conceed o. qualification at such an un
usual but most significant proof Of undmlnsned CONN.,
Cence-sno as IL may be safely added-of unanimous
scorn Of the paly malicious arsmPi made on the floor
OF the House. stain his character the management OF
the secret fund. His atee IN Congress espe
ciaIy the members OF the House Of Repres
the more earnest thus testify their feelings, because OF
the course adopted by majority OF the House, OF cut
ting off by the previous question the opportunity OF ek-
pressing feelings in debate, after the reception Of the
Presidents message declining the call Of the
House for secret papers, and sfer Mr. lngersos sitera-
ton Of his charges
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28

uJ- The Rev. Albert Barnes, distinguished Presby-
'erian Minister in Phidephs, has just Published an Ella
borse work Slavery We have seen the book but
learn from Of the notices OF il in the Northern pa
pe, that his obec, oshow that the principles laid down
the Saviour and his Apostles opposed TO slavery ana
IL carried would It's universal abolition sup
pose this be the fact beg know there are not
other things besides Slavery, which would be aeo
shed by the proeess-some evils not less solemny
denounced and in the OF which the Rev. Mr.
Barnes and his associates in the AntSavery crusade
might find full employment for all their energes We need
not refer Our only obee, suggest to 'hess be-
uevoent gentlemen that when they shall have succeeded
in bringing the principles laid down by the Saviour into
universal application home, will cheerully listen to
their sdmouuons Until then. beg leave to say TO them,
d" Physician, heal thyseD!"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28

THRLE MILE PAiSTWo.-A Mr.. Bonvard has been
indusuousy engaged in Louisville for several years in de-
signing and painting grand panorama Of the Mississippi
and Ohio rivers, covering extent of three
miles. lie has completed il is said tho Mississippi
river from New Orleans Vcksburg, giving views Of all
the towns Islands, and sugar and plantations be-
tween those places. Every thing given with truth and
accuracy, and with the finest scenic effect Beautiful
light scenes magnificent forests the richest shrubbery,
soamb0nts maIoscay pouRhing their way through the
water, taking freight and wood brosdhorns" quietly
floating down the stream, and oil the features which ehnrac.
torizs tho western rivers portrayed by Mr. Bonvard
with wonderful force. The Mississippi will be completed
in Two three months, when Mr.. b. designs bring.
ing u East.-EKc. PlFEn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28

Professor omstead Of Yale College. has met with a
narrow escape recently while experimenting with a glass
tube containing some gases through which eleetneal
sparks being passed. The ub9 burst and ag.
driven into the brszen conductors Of the battery and
through the Whole The Professor az fret was stun
ned and deaenod by tho report but recovering him
self he found his face In places with the fnR-
mens Of The gss' and his left spectacle glass struck by
something which had driven u against and into he eye.
lie was alone aad IN dark room, but succeeded In
getting assistance, and aer removing the blood stains
we'll o. he could made the best Of his way home. The
Of the eye proved 10 be unnufcd. S1ll bits of gsss
worked their passage out from time time. and by tho
constant application Of cold water aad keeping the eye
Of The Light Inflammation avoided, and tho eye IL now
almost we'll.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28
To the Editors OF the whig:
DANvIILE, April -, ls46.

DANviILE, Aprl ~, leab
Gentenen-I forward the earliest intelligence OF the
result OF the election in this county know that will
partake OF the general qualification which will be felt
throughout the Commonwealth OF Whitmel p
Tunstal, Esq. to her councils.
Although compelled, by considerations affecting his PM
vate interests TO decline being candidate for con
his constituents, whom he had 50 long and faithfully
served felt that they could afford 10 lose his influence
in the next House OF Delegates They look that body
90 them justice, by granting them improved navigation
OF their noble riyer and they call upon those who have
common interest with them in this matter. unite with
them In demanding the payment OF debt long deferred
much, Messrs Editors to ask of you the powerful
aid OF your Piess in support OF cam1 Do the people
OF Richmond feel interest in securing themselves the
valuable products OF this fertile regonl We that
shall hear from and ,hem during the present summer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28

you SHALL BELIEVE Belief 10 Al of will
sufeient evjcnee reader
WI. you Dr. wisrs Bsl.sm wild Cherry by
oar the best remedy for diseases climate found
10 formed BY chemical from the Wild
Cherry Pine Ae that
full an,doiss all affections OF Lungs LIVER our
changing climate induces hnsr the sam greatest
eIhaued Ashm. cured
lady Of ncpnn Consumption, family died of
disease Refer Isaac Plat. ESQ., Editor
Eagle Thomas cozsns Hsdioufe, NJ J. teshed oAru
thai cured him OF internal
Blood ke anet he deemed beyond hope We
plenty Of such instances Of power doubling
invited TO inquire Of indy aude
pubsh statements that will rigid scrutiny.
For sale in Richmond. wholesale and retail, by
spss GAYNoR w0op pus,,.,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28

CAFE PAGuAs-The Maryland Colonization Journal for
the present month contains copies Of letters from Gov Russ
wufm, DR.. MeG, &c, brought by the brig Kent, which
represent the Colony in highly hOurshing condition In
the letter Of DR.. McGl To Mr. Bauobo dated 9th Janu-
airy, 1896 he says"Coud you be the spot aud witness
the gradual, yet continuous Improvement Of the Colony
particularly within the last year, II would satisfy you that
with the same Judicious management, the ultimate results
Of COLONIZATION would no ongerromsn matter Of doubts
for the most skeptoa could but admit that we
In the way Of realizing oil that ever promised By
the origiuntors OF the scheme"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28

BEwAHE on CoUrERFEu FlvEs Or the ExculEsE BAHK OF
VponaA new counterfeit not described in the Deiec-
tors, the Exchange Bank Of Virginia. Of tho denoina-
ton Of five dollars, attempted be passed in THE place
says the Cumberland Civilian, dsy since. They
but one vessel represented, whilst In the genuine there
are several The heads Of Washington snd Marshall on
he ends Of tho note IN the 90 une close TO the figures
,, but in the counterfeit considerable blank space inter
venes. The signsture Of the President, w. w. shnrp.
appears TO be engraved. The filing up is IN blue inn -
On the whole, the counterfeit well sEeeuled and Il eel.
euated - deceive,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28

The extensive foundry Of Mr. Miles Greenwood ut Gin
ennat, almost entirely consumed by fire Thursday
ght last. The loss estimated Ss5 900; insured for
0O0. Abouttwo hundred and forty persons have been
thrown out OF employment by this disaster. Referring to
this calamity, the Cincinnati Gazette records act Of
well timed lberality follows: "Afer the fire yester-
day morning gentleman Of this city promptly called on
Mr.. Greenwood. and, handing him five hundred dollars
tod him consider thai loan for hundred years with
ont nter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28

&c. ga
OF age Her friends invited her funeral her
late residence, this morning ii O'clock without further
notice.
From tie Phiiadsiphis Christian Observer.
OBITUARY.
Died, on the 10th instant. in woodford county Ky az
the residence of her sister Mrs. Martha W. Rally Miss
PAuLsA PLElsASrs.
She was for many years, an exemplary and devoted
member OF he Presbyterian Church Her path was that
OF the ust shining brighter aud brighter the perfect
Day her end was peace Being enqured Of short
before her death, how the Saviour appeared TO her she
raised her hand and exclaimed with much animation
PRECIOUS PREcIoUs SAVIOUR After speaking Of the
mercy and goodness OF Cod she repeated the following
stanza Of favorite hymn:
Yetif might make some reserve
And duty did not call,
My God would all my love deserve
And would give him al.
sanza beautifully expressive of her whole hearted de-
voted pe Hers entire to Christ,
In the silence Of midnight she heard repeating that
beautiful s'anza OF Watts, experienced by thousand
dying SAINTS,
Jesus make dying bed,
Soft as downy pillows are,
While on his breast, lean my head
And breathe my lo ouI sweety there"
Seeing her friends weeping around hero said She
"WKEf NOT FOR NE-FoR NE TO DIEs go from you
love- but 90 those love Z" With these and many
other expressions, she gave the delightful evidence
that her happy spirit upon that rest that
for the people OF God But had she not spoken
word on her death bed who that knew ner would have
the shadow of doubt that her disembodled spirit now
amid the Clones OF the heavenly world She was living
epistei hers was living testimony the truth and power
OF the religion Of Jesus. So meek so kind so gentle so
DESTROYS do good but orbear-we could not begin to
do justice To the excellent mind and hear this
noble christian woman, In the short limits of obituary no.
tice.
is thought by some, that the lamentabo
OF the untimey death of her Nephew Richmond might
have had tendency to hasten her dissolution.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28
A Figure of speech,

In the laudatoH article Of the Union on the subject Of
the Notice, find the following;
THE which the Presidents massage, by fling,
cast tho top Of the Rocky mountains but which con-
gressonal procrastinaon suffered to roll almost to the
bottom, s raised to the top There on n roc
stands the Chief Magistrate, OF peace and slow TO
anger"
Now what business the President has to be throwing
stones up the Rocky Mountains and then to be stand
ing up there on arOck, is more than divine!
dLez. GaEsffe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28

" We received several days ago, the reply OF "a Mem
Der Of the Meeting February Court to "a Voter In Mel
son - but its publication necessarily deferred IN con-
quence OF pressure Of matter untt was too late
the county before the election. We have consequently,
withheld it altogether although order correct under
standing on all SIDES ought perhaps have been inserted
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28
India.

Tn, campaign agsinst the Skis have Coz, the Brit
ish Indian srmy, in killed and wounded. 5000 or 10000
men, including extraordinary proportion Of British Off
GERS, by whom The troops chiefly commanded ma.
jory Of the non-commssioned officers and puvates killed
and wounded were na,ves. The officers reports Of killed
and wounded the British side three principal engage
ments, ere % iollowsi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28

JscEsos's cHaLLESsE AooETTEp The New York Spirit
Of the Times learns that the challenge Of VIM. Jackson,
The American Deer 70 eleven miles within the hour,
has been accepted BY gentleman Of Phlsdo pha, who
bets him $1,000 10 800 The match a on the
18th Of June, over the Hunting Park Tfong Course near
Phi idePha, Provided the weather avorsbe should
that be the tho match will OF the first far
dav.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28

IuroRTtvT ARREsr.-Jas. II. Newell, known by many
other aiiasss arrested in New York on the 4h inst
also found with him plates for oounerfeitng bills Of about
twony different banks Of tho Union Besides tneso there
probably $4,000 in Of unfinished state
being miscellaneous lot offasoaly uash every stage Of
completion. This important made by officers
w. n. Stephens and Gil. Hays, Of New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28

CosT moSAHoHye-Tho budget Of the spsnish Mi
mister Of Finance exhibits sxtytwo millions Of dollars
expenses Of the State for 1916 Royal household neury
three mions sixteen millions for tho srmy; nearly siT
millions for secular clergy and religious congregations;
rne, commerce, and colonies, some four millions.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28

The proceedings Congress last Saturday are entirely
destitute of interest The House refused to go into COM
mittee of the whole for the purpose of taking up the bill
for the payment of aeaages in former appropriations by
vote of "a to 76 and devoted the day to bills upon the
private calendar.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28

qT London paper that Mr.. Polk was taken pm
soner by the British during the last So much Tor the
truth of history There is, far as we know no account
of Young Hickorys exploits during that wa-thoush ira
dtion tells very different story.