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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21
a AND I'd cARPET wARE.RooMs.

No. lta MAIN STREET. WHEELING. va.
sHthhb Keep constantly on hand q very extensive a.
sofinent Of superior Mahogany, French and C,eet
Nv 'heFs Rocking Chairs, Softs. ief and Csrd Tslies
DIf.ihE hufeass, bedsiesds, Toilet stands. ass,rfeI ~
."ts.hef WIN every other article u the latest sfyte
~ nhished Furniture ever Offered in this rity.
'm snd Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses al e,c,y
.ahu Price leaking Glsss Piatcs, 81 AZ sikes
'vnten snd Picture Ffames ON hand and made ia orde,
pnfiefy Ware consisting ~ Feathef Red. H,t,i
=. ana Ftlews. Haif, Cotton, Hust. Spying and sfrs,
'eWfg.ses blankeis, ouits. Comforts. sarEtng M
80 "Iss. Mats % ~ kind. together with everv oft,e,
",tcho i upholstery Ware, on hand and made "a ,,d.,
NehHish and Flat Window Blinds. Window shade ~
10Y variety and color; AZ 81 which viii BE- soid an rery
NV ffices, sd warranted ~ The Iesf quality. A., a.
nnEhAhy Neneers, Her Cloth, Vanish. snspisb -
nsh.gsny hnois, Sand Paper, Locks. ifiu~es. Cssfer-
Gosh. NV Tor
N steam Bos,s furnished with every article Of Fy,
" ,ifoIs holice. ard on TIE very hcst terms.
asi and most Splendid assortment az Csfpes ngg. ~
M ~ .'aei-' - ~ ever offered in tIis rit,
June rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21

Samuel sprRgS Adam " casscssy.~Ia Ne cifeuI
~ Superior C0uu of Law A. Chan
John Richie and otben1 6efy or Ohio County.
Dbk5DANT TO . decrso ptouounccdhy the sstd Court
4 iu The sirove nanncd cause on ths Ilth Day ~ June,
1915, the undersigned. The coisnaissipnfr thereby eppoin-
ted, VIII psoceei, ~ The .Cth day u August, 1s8 and
thereafter ~ sljo1fHfnrat nom time 20 time ss shsgts
found necessary, a h. ofhcf ~ She cfy 81 Wheriinr ia
ssid couuty, 20 asccftsin ena report hoty many and 49,
Town tDss and Coal Lots, (p said Bin snd proeesdiors
mcutfOne9) and how much % said Benny Yarn NOT 40
ont lufo Lots have NOT heen Sold BY sid auriry snd ~
chic iointys ana bow NAVY pfEaid Town and Cosf 80.
and other parts ofthe sshi Denny Fafm are ain hsttL-
the said Springs hoifs, and tho Merchants a Wc.s.o.s,,
bsnk ~ Nheeiing, aolieski hfady. Jacob = shr,yeg a.
ipnei Neci thtrles u. kRON. franklin VVaoss 49,
hoten =. Wood sHd how nueh ofthe said purrbsss~o
afisiug Oh ssid ssc 10 The sgid John Nrebis : IN 4.
,reW end unraid, aHd ~ whom. and I, vb,s .,-.-
.e san.e 9uEni 20 p raid aud whsi specific ios AZ psrssi,
marco. ie herewith, IN The event ne sss.s
10Y lsld ~ lhe fstd Nnchie: End win fsport 49, a..
!" We' our VIII any thing deemed pertfpfofbv
~ sletlHt fequfed ~ ths psftirs.
Vt e"i-sd tAWFe ApIL
W VIC tfecisiC ommlsionef
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21

a PEW MORE OF those White ne.ver Hat. ren
- Call at ~JIMEsoN's. No. 100 Main street, aud &c,
- You VIII md them the most economical aud
paeassnt Uranium cover for the hot season. Also a dne
sssoi,n'ent % superior Mole Skin Hats Of the latest style,
i,ies Of Has AMI CAPS manufselured OF choice ms,esisi,
sha ny the best Of workmen.w which are offered To pur.
arg and superior lot Of White and Black Wool Hats.
r w. w. JiMESoN.
Jshn w. Gin and o,ssFs eompI.in.n,.- -
rs
John 4. Forsyth, Dsnisi C List, Trus Is CuAsoERY.
tee, and others. defendant.
~ ne Cireai, sol erior Court ofLxw n Chsnoery, for
The parties in the above case. and all Others interested.
ho.iee that pursuant 10 the decree Of said court
proceed on the FIRST day Of sepiemir, issS n, M, ofbea
= Sity OF wheeiIng. 10 take and state the accounts
he ri., ~ s.ia deere particularly, the amounts due TO
snd yenn X forsyth and Co., ON the dcbss mentioned IN
n aSsc OF nnss Tor stid John X Forsyth TO William n
s.eIoory, a copy OF which IL filed with The bill. and OF
,ne efder and priority IN which the same are resieoIiveIy
ssrs,'. on ,he trSsi property and nuud under that deed.
,yth and Go. and which ofthem are the .eps,s,e deh,s Of
yonn q fersyth. ALSO, the amounts due the creditors.
and endorseFs OF James n. Forsyth. ON account
me demands specified in the decd NJ Irnrt of Jonc sI.,
Ie1i, ron said James N. Forsyth TO Samuel LowIleT =
copy OF which 10 filed nth said bin. and OF TIE o,de , .nJ
priority in which the same are ,h.rvr,hle an '%s g. 80.
lund created BY that deed. ALSo, OF the proper,v snJ
buy@r Lou WIZ nsss come, .. the hands OF the said Alter.
.H.ue OF sad deeds ofirSt. or To The hands of npy prr.on
81. |" :. ueuo' either Of them. or wherewnh either OF
~. =. yusuy ehafreahie. and Of the disposition and nav.
.". .nete"i made ~ each Of them aud OF al lust credit,
.n 49,, = shSes To which said Trustees are rcspec,iveiy
, ~ e.sl,ngniNhins IN said accounts the ransaetion.
c-se,s o. ~ u,ss mnd arising nut oftbe property aud
m ,n,s ~ AID Sosn x Forsyth aud Co., from those OF
y Wv. VA ,c,peoS to the separate property of John II
deed iron, James n FORSYTH. "~"
~ nmpe'se,s elsl,alng aeiss or membranes. chsrecahlc
e'a " properly aud effects are TO come la he.
lore me and prove Their respective demand. Al IA. t..
s1ye appointed or ifthcy fail 10 do 80, they viii he eT.
uae ION me 'enent of the said decree or any decree 20
IaApap.tst
July 81. 'ne''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21

' Vie SUBSCRIBERS bcg leave ia inG,,m
lhef c"''nneT' AID The pubic that The ihe.
!" P"''"n'se ibey ;aVe received, has ,nt.e,d
mem - increase lher machinery. 30 that ih,y ete
"N p'eiHf,d To al sll Offor pr mr'iy. wrh y ~.
pe'"' "f'c'e "f 'etncd LARD oil. VII rh We
" 'iH'' 70 a"' 10 HE Unu'n. a,,I on a. Rrd
'etns a. u can be bn nehl Gom any he, mo,t.,
o, WARREN 4 IiSr
o'l'u hard Tor exroriation Vt he OH AID ra,.u.
-.,v ." Market aIiry. myS w. A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21

cowNtssloaEH'a OFFrY. July E. fqG.
~ inlsitsl~4 are hsgsly aolihed. thst shah commence
taking tie account ordered ~ thc said decree a NY oafoe
90 the City ~ Wheeling ~ said county, ON the g3nd daf or
AugUst, itfG; and iho creditors 81 she said Cecoiis ".
Lopmis, deed are nuiihfd 90 pfntc their claims before mo
~ the place Aforesaid, on o. tcfufc fbe first day ofseptem.
haI lNi0. A.CBARkE
80 , pqs ~ I'D Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21

~FWuIrkRER AND 3 o~NrEf-rtONeR.
~ As just received . vpissaid ssssftnsns u IN n ar.
"a ferert kinds, TO Wit:
s Boxes splendid fresh Oranges.
J poscs DO Ls,uons
q Dozen splendid fresh Pine Apple
A 6ne lot Of fresh Cocoa Nuts.
le drums extra hne Pigs
3drum. Rai<ins
3boxes Blue nssd do
A large kee splendid fresh TsmsrinAs
I DOZEN jas fresh rrunes
4 large Neg fresh Cutvsnts
y loxcs Uonn's Peash Leaf Tobacco
G lars fresh Canton Preserved Ginger
I ffasl splendid Dates
sboxes extra hne Red aud White Rock Candy
4 large faii Fresh Son shelied Almonds
A large lot OF alt the various kinds Of Nuts l
A nue 10, Of Regais. Csssidore. frineips and Havana o.
gss
A Neg OF nimuth. Lancaster Rappss Snuff
Together with a general assortment Of the nrst quality
! of Confectionery too numerous to MENTION. all Of which
/, she wiIi sell wholesale OF retail al her store ON Menros q
| opposite the Merchants and Mechanics' Bank. tsa1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21
Abraham Bednlion

Abraham Bedinion Ix cn1sernv, In the
vs. Circuit SuDeFiCT CouVt
Cecilia NJ. LOOMS Admir- ct L9 Of Law and CIancery
for Ohio County, June, 1876.
DECREE o ACCOUNT.
- a ND on the further motion ofthe said complainant
- The COuu doth adjudge, order and decree that this
csuse he referred 10 James A. Clarke, Esq. one ofthe Com.
mIssiOnefs Ofthis Court, TO take and state, audit and set.
tie the account Of Peter YSrnan, Administrator IS afore.
said, with the estate OF the said Cecilia 81. Lo0Biie, deed.
aud also 10 ascertain and report what real estate the said
teeeiia NJ. LOOMS died seized OF entitled 90, and the an.
nua value thereof; and also what red estate tho said Ma
~ J. Thompson B. seized ofOr entitled 90, and the quant.
y, location aud value thereof and that said Commission.
ef take pFoOfof the said cotnpisinanf's exhibit in the lin
mentioned, aud ocertain aud report, NJ proved, what h
Que usefet'ui So The iees aad incunihFaeces on the said
real state q abe said Ceceiis N. Loornis, deed, aad tfs
I'D Mary y. Thompson. OF either 81 tbem, the amount
thessoi, 70 whom ihe same are due and payable respective.
" ana titeiI respective order and prioritics. aud thai sas "a
THE estate ofthe aid Cecilia N. Looulis. deed. he call In
an creditors having delts against the same due IA xteris nj
" OF IN writing 90 c0me t and prove the sauna. a. tpr that
purpose that he ~ 4 Fercfuptory day Cor tirn 10 a. T.
aud give thirty days notice thereof hy advertisement ~
some Newspaper printed ia Wbeeiias. and that he male
rep0u ~uptc0ftO the Court with an convenient speed. to
gctber viii any matters deemed pertinent By hlmselfor
specially rcIuired hy either ofthe parties. Beofe taking
the said account he shall also give due notice % the par
tics BY service OF Otherwise a. the law In that behalf 10.
quircs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21
BARGAlNS. BARGAINS

AhdNe setefHined % feince our unrk ss t,. A.
Pf~shaef flofc pufchssnG Ouf fan so~E 80 .0f
th 49, 80 rlncs on thc fsfh punfirie al s,tfro,rL
IoW ffit~ tsH End see nonf sl como :, o,,,
gwyf ALLMAN MANWgLL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21
tHEAPuAT CAP STORE
ELIAS EDMON DS,
OIEAD Or WATER STREET.
E|SPtCfFtlLl miuias the paiIic that be
has rn.i receive,l ~ ex ctsive a>sorImen, %,

Together with n fe"etsl assrr'mrntr - Hat. 81 eve.
" dc'c'pir'n. Hat Casrs. DC. Per-p"s wishing H.
purchase he above anicIe- sre respectfully inyiied
~ give hup = call. IA The rurm nfnrrly o.,up,.J
hv J'hn w Berry. rs a C"rIapr S'nu. dee 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21
NEW GOODS.

HtsT received a. The fhiisaelpbis New Cheap Cash
store, No. 20. Main street. immediately opposite
hno'es eaddiefy. another lot 1T those hne French Lawns
Organdles. Ginghsus. &c. Also q hnc assortment OF ey
cry oe~ciiptton Bonnet Ribbons, new styles.
hro another hne assortment of nR- AiD
together with a very inc assortment of ali Kinds of good
10th foreign and domestic.
an thosc Wishing bargains win now call al the Phils
ae'linis lash Store, No 20 Main street, opposite knoic-
eehdlery. tc6 J. b. SEA1UN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21
ICE, ICE, ICE.
Accommodations i'm
ICE,
Greater than the Greatest.

CrCH accommodations are now offered By The sub
- scrifct To the citizens OF Whecling for procuring lee
as have uever before been Offered. a large RedixsrGor
has now been fitted mp al the shop Of Messn. Herms6psk
4 Dillon, Market street. a few doom below the Post OF
hee. where Ice may he had in any quantity Al any hour
ofthe day. Wholesale prices less than ever bsfbrs qsst
ed i'm this market.
je i6 y. n HORNBROoK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21

nsAuDiGNE's History OF the Great Rcsomstios \,
- Germany and Switzerland. just received by the sub
scriber; = few corie- Of the above work In 4 vais. varjous
in size and binding. This history 10 one az The most IN.
teresiinr and important works published for msHy wears
and had we yower to do 70 we would Introduce Al iui.
every family circle an our country .-Christian Observes
For sale by JOHN FISHER, Agent.
je6 IN Main strcrt ivE~~fs.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21
ACCOMMODATIONS I'M TIC

SIlH moro OVERWHELMING fhdn The GTedfer
than the Greatest"
wing to the great quantity Of superior Ice pat sp by
The subscriber last winter, he 10 enabled to sccomno-
date tho enixens OF Wheeling with lee lower than Il has
ever hcon sold Ice can he obtained in any quantity, q,
an hsurs, eiihet day or night by apply ing st The store a
Houston a Mills. Retail price lower tbsn ever who,e-
sale prices have been quoted in this market.
Je1 AMICK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-21

Is CHAScERY, In the
Cifcui, Superior Count
Of Law and ClIancery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-20

The German advices are to the 18th ut.
Austria, Prussia and Russia are apprehonsivs
of another outbreak in Cracow, TO be set on foot
by the Polish enigrants in France, England and
Belgium. The three powers have taken measures
of precaution. At Warsaw several arrests have
been made. Austria has made use of the assist
ance of the peasantry, by literally rcmunsraing
them for their recent exerlions.
The Chambers OF Hanover have rejected new
law Of great severity towards the press. They
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-20
The Approaching Elections In France.
From the pariq S,aclcl

-. S1cCTc.1
We have, IN France, several parties who de-
Glaze that, II their principles were triumphant
that If their maxims were held in respect, France
would enjoy national, honest, and truly free
government.
Several contradictory principles cannot triumph
at once the different trials undergone by France,
for the last 60 years, prove, moreover. thai the
guarantees OF liberty may be compromised under
every form of government
What, then, Isl the common interest Of all sincere
men, IN whose hearts the sentiment OF the rights
and the honour of the country has maintained
itself in all It's force Is il not that those rights
should be efectually guaranteed? Is it not that
the honour OF France should never have 10 suffer
ci,her from the relations Of her government with
other powers, or from scandals and iniquities
which, by denaturalizng her institutions, degrade
them IN the estimation of the peoplel And that
this result, vainly pursued for so long time, may
eventually be Obtained what is necessary That
parties should suspend their qnarrels that they
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-08-29
MISSISSIPPI, SATURDAY, AUGUST 80, Is4e


principles proclaimed by the people and troops
Of Guadalajara, by which they bind themselves
TO sustain Santa Anna as chief Of their party.
All the ordnance in the palace of Mexico
had been planted and put in order, with The
view of r~epelling any attack from the friends
of Santa Anna and Federalism, should revolt
agains! Paredes' administration break out in
the city. According to ct Monitor they had
lighted matches prepared during several days
about the l5th Of July-and the soldiers Of
the artillery in readiness for doing service as
required.
FL Monitor Repubiicauo, Of the Goth July,
says that accounts had been received in Mexico
the day previous, that the Government troops
had been scattered by the jewellers at Guadal-
jara, and that Gen. Areyalo, who was charged
with, the command Of them had, according to
one report, been killed in the struggle, and a;
others said, was badly wounded and taken pri'
soner by the pronunciados.
Congress had sanctioned the bill proposing
letters Of marque for privateers to be ISSUED
and be disposed of by the government and ii
agents-both in the Republic and in toreigl
countries, according to the regulations on tn,
subject published by the President.
We see that Senior Don Antonio Haro TIA
mnriz, who was Minister Of Finance at tn
time that Santa Anna fell, and who has bee
travelling in Europe for more than twelv
months, returned to Havana on the 9TH inst :
> He was also Santa Ann's mostintimate frien
at the time Of Herrera's nomination, and Vi
, doubtedly he will have gone over with him.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-08-29
C-orrenond.ncs Of be Ne,O odean, Rerqune.

Correspondence Of The Nep Orleans Reuyune.
MArAnoRos, August A. 1916.
Gen. Taylor and staff leave here to-day FOR
Camargo, and all the troops are to leave BY
about the 10Th inst. Gen. Twiggs IS left to SUI
perintend the movement Of the troops now
here and those that are to arrive, for o while at
least. He is in excellent health, and was never
looking better. Col, Clark Of the 9th Infantry
will be left at this place in command. after all
the troops have been forwarded, and will have
two companies Of artillery and one regiment0 t
volunteers under him. Gen Twiggs, with
Capt. Mays four companies Of dragons, and
Capt. Ridgely's battery Of artillery, will bring
up the rear as the army moves forwards Col
HAYS regiment Of mounted volunteersaand Col
Johnsoa's regiment Of foot -Texans-ave e
march tomorrow. The "Gaines Rangers
have Joined Gil. Hayes regiment, andwin ieav'
with it All the regular troops now remaining
heie, except apt. Mays and RidgelN's con
mands, are also ordered to march to-morroN
1t is expected that the army will not move troT
Camargo before the 25th inst. | do not choos
to express an opinion on the probability
another fight with the Mexicaus, but kno'
it Is thought BY many who will have a gre'
deal 10 do in the matter il one occurs. that
fight, and a hard one at that, is before them.-
One thing is very certain, and that Is, evel
body here, except the Mexicans, want atlea
one more "shake" with the followers Of Par
dcs, or whoever may be the leader Of the Me.
: lean army. F A. l.,
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Number so.

Under these circumstances, and considering
the other complicated questions to Be settled
by negotiation with the Mexican Republic, I
deem it important thata sum Of money should
be placed under the control Of The Executive,
to be advanced II need he, 70 the Government
Of that Republic, Immediately after their rata.
cation Of a treaty. It might BE- incnRyenient
for the Mexican Goyernmen t to wait for tho
whole sum, the payment Of which may be stipl
uiated by this treaty, until it could be ratified
by the Senate, and an appropriation to carryit
into effect made by congress. Indeed, the me-
cessity for this delay might defeat the object
altogether. The disbursement of this money,
would, Of course, be accounted for, not as SER
cret service money, butlike ether expenditures.
Two presidents CIR such a proceeding exist
iTpast history, during the administration Of
Mr., Jefferson, to which | would call your at
%tention. On the Goth February, 1903, an act
was passed nppropriating So 100000 for the
purpose Of defraying any extraordinary exper.
ses which may be incurred in the intercourse
, between The United States and foreign nations;
{ to be applied under the direction Of the Presi-
dent Of the United States, who shall cause an
accounted the expenditure thereof to be laid
4 before Congress as soon IS may be.n And on
the 18th OF February, 1907, an appropriation
! was made Of the same amount and in the same
1 terms. In neither case was the money actually
drawn from the treasury, and | should hope that
the result in this respect might be similar on
the present occasion, allho' the appropriation
may prove TO be indispensable in accomplish
ing the object. would therefore recommend
the passage of law approprlatiug .S2,O00,00O,
, to be placed at the disposal Of The Executive
le for the purpose which have Indicated.
In order to prevent all n~lisappre e%nsion, II il
'e my duty to state that, anxious o. Fam q iermi-
nate the wal. with The least possible delay;i
will continue to be prosecuted with the utmos
'g vigor until atreaty Of peace shall be signed b,
the parties and ratified by the Mexican Re
public. JAMES X, POLK.
lis Washington, Aug. o, 1916.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-08-29

CAuTIoM--We learn that an unusual number
Of counterfeit bills Of the denomination Of
ST, 81, So and SIS, on the banks Of Indiana
and Kentucky, are now in circulation, some Of
wi ich are new emissions, We were told yes
ierday BY a merchant, who had been doing bu-
siness for several years near the old market,
that he has never seen SO many counterfeit bills
aHoat as during the last few weeks. Dealers
would do well to carefully examine the paper
money they rscsive.-Sl LosSs RY.
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+ FROM EUROPE.

Arrival of the Great westerns
The Great Western brings English dates Of
the 25th ult., only "a days ago. The news is
Of no Importance.
The London Daily News states that it is be.
lievsd that Parliament will not close before the
end Of August.
Indian Corn,-The reported failure Of the
potato crop in LELAND has again produced 4
great demand for this cheap and nutritious
grain. Large quantities we're sold in Liverpool
yesterday at a slight advance in price. II is
still, however, the cheapest article Of food that
can be purchased.
The Paris Presse mentions that a number of
German emigtants who had left their country
for America, and had arrived at Dunkirk, after
exhausting all their resources, were to be con.
vryed to Algeria at the expense Of the French
Government.
The New Sugar Duhes-Lord John Russell
laid before the House ofCommons on Tuesday
the Goth, the ministerial proposition relative to
the duties to be hereafter imposed on the inn
p%ortation of sugar. The duty on colonial sn.
gar of IA 8 60, now charged on foreign free la
Dor sugar; is TO DO reduced TO 2ls; and that is
to apply equally with all foreign sugars, withs
out distinction Of growth; and y is tOsundergO
a gradual reduction every year for FIVE years,
and then be aported at the sans duty as that
of colonial growth. Not only is this equaliza-
ton proposed, but the rate Of duty on which
NAIL foreign sugars are to be admitted is at once
reduced to 2ls, with a provision for the gradual
extinction Of all protection on the 9th Of July,
1851.
RussiG-The following account Of the war
between the Russians and Caucasus is taken
from the ST. Petersburg Gazette.-SchOmyl in
no wise daunted by his late failure ia Kaburdia
had assembled new troops on theTsounja. On
i the Gath ofMay a gallant action took pl ce be-
tween 80 Cossacks, commanded by seven off.
GERS and Colonel Souslofr. They were surroun-
ded by 1900 monntOineers, keeping up a muir.
. deruos FIRE. This unequal contest lasted fol
! two hours, and some Russian roors came up
n Just as their ammunition was failing them, and
4 they had determined on selling their lives dear
. y with their daegeis. Three days later a con,
IS idetable body Of Circussians, with two pieces
n Of c%annons attacked the 9Th battalion Of the
i Daghestan regiment whilst marching from the
fort Of Kasak. Kitchou to Temir-KhaG.Choura
! but they weredriven with loss beyondth The soun,
ia. Different other attacks Of the mountain,
! GERS, were made at different points with no En-
! feet.
LivERroo July "a,
Since our circular Of The 18th inst, BY lasi
steamer there has been a fair demand for CO.,
ton, but scarcely equal to the quantity offering
SO ID I the market wears rather heavy ap
peafauce, and ifthere be any change in price
il is IN favor Of buyers,