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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
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against pursuance of the decree
Iukens & Bicklc & others. rendered in this cause NJ.
ON the 18th day OF June, 1876, IN the Circuit Superior
Court ofLSw AID Chsuccry, for the County of Ohip, The
undersigned appointed a Commissioned for the purpose.
WIil proceed to sell az public auction a. tie front door ol
the Court House ofOhio County, ON Monday the tut da,
Of september next, the pan 0flot No. six. 90 m thcrirsi
square iu the city Of Wheeling, known a. Congress Han.
A. H.. corner OF Main Street aud Spfigg'S ally: meas airing
- feet 2 inches IA widtl q Main Street: and also the loi
numbered thirty six, C6) situated At the intersection uf
seventh street and Liusiey, formerly called Water street.
IN that part ofthe City Of Wheeling, called East Nhec-
Ing; on the following terms, viz: leu per cent. of thc
purchase money To ic paid in band, aud the balance IN
three equal instruments, hearing interest from, day ofsalc:
aud payable respectively IN eight sixteen and twenty fur
months, Thereafter, tile deferred instruments TO Ie secured
10y bond with good security aud the title to b. 70. aimed a..
further security until pay meut az full.
JOHN q. EOFF.
july 30, 1916. Commissioner
GUN LOCKS.
| HAMUEI. NEEL has just received 10 dozen hest quaI.
- lily Percussion Gun Locks, aug 10
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DIR WINANS'.
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY;
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE

AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE !;
BEING A SURE REMEDY FOR
TONSUMPTION in all its various forms, CoLDs, Asru
~ MA, BgoNCmTIs, GROUP, Whooping Cough, Spit.
ting Of Blood, Difficulty Of breathing, Pains in the
Side aud Beast, iurincuZa, LIVER COMPLAINTS &c.
The medical properties OF DT. Wiuau's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry are fully established inCvcry section Of the
country, 10y its success IN curing the most htvcteTate ca.
ss of the foregoing class nf diseases.
la almost every instance where II has hcen persevered
in, IL has effected a radical cure. Although ia many ga
ss this Basam viii afford immediate relief. or, al least
effect a great change IN a few DAYS, still IL cannot hc eN.
Pected To wo Tk miracles, hy curing all IN 81 short a tine
Or 10 restore health tO a frame that las ltcu a PREF To
fell disease for years.
Besides, there are - many stages of the same disease.
that u u Impossible tor any physician to determine the
quantity of medicine required To eradicate il. different
periods aud forms requiring different quantities; hence.
in some cases, a single hottie ~ suhi cient: while others
will require three or bottles To produce the same eject.
All we ask Of the patient ~ To give our medicine a fair
trial. and he NAV rest assured that IL viii he productive
Of the most beneficial elects.
Patients, in taking the medicine. need not restrict
themselves as regards diet, except avoiding the most indi.
gesiable articles of foOd-sueh a. sailed and smoked meat
cahlagcs, onions, cucumieyS, SC.
They should ray proper attention that their dress Is
warm, and should avoid exposing themselves To- the in
clemencies OF the weather. he careful not to over eNer
else.
Frequent bathing in a warm hath, aud the use Of hail
gloves for rubbing the flesh before gong To led, will All
the medicine In its effects.
The bowels should lie kept open with some gentle med
ioine, such A. DR.. Winan's Poor Mans Pills, which vii
use. and will also aid the Bslsam in all affections Of The
liver.
For sale wholesale and retail by
Id T.. H~oRNBRooK,
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aes.S foods art Cass.

=" ei"ss 0Ht tefare rrusv-r. Sn ghcsr N l-b ing TAr.
~ ~, ifN 6ocdF. wti NAN End u isthrir ady apt A. sto
=, N'n Nsmh" Ats sotk. The Nlienhiai rt schprEv ~
:, ''hssoeA, g their rsmsrAatis !eN pyisee.
S.'Nrs worth ~ 'sids for > and 10 csuis: NisachS1
,u',tis w"rh ROM ~ To ~ tenis az 10 tents. 6cOSu
IuS'h, 4 40 Nttc 4 = s-nt.s Brown Npslins % " a
.S"N ~ At cents; NVuNm feLains worth a. cent. tor
: .censi 'eshu "res vvrhC2 cent. tor q .~ni-: Atrarss
M"ths " cents Tor 81 eents: Alracas worth ~ cent. 10
- ,Nh's' htnueky Jeans a. low a. 80 ssnis. Cs..ne,.,
- l"n as!'t cents; CAssthercS sla Cioths rsn,s ruio-
be>idcs AT endless variety " forslgn ,pd nomrs-ss
Dry eocas, 0p~h the same terms. An " f.h,,r r,,.tt,r.
ssins VII now call iuMediTCly at M.
HalN STREET. Opposite Knose's SnI9ion Sbnn. ga
siN doors above kOb6s Book Store.
" II. The subscriber gHopas~ nr,tnp the s,oy.
Room he now occupies. Ncuig one ofthc Itst l,rs,t.u. -,
Wheeling, August ist, lsI6- ms.
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'FRFSU ARRIVAL

a VI MAAN Eli have just feretFed 81
"A tler cheap cash sore, No. l41 WaW street.
30 PAIRS Laiic-' Black ~gtIHr hfsast half Caters
W dn Hr f1 IhIft fsftd Ser a.
N do 6p do NHH Esund o. a.
80 90 Cpuunaie Iaflaf Shippers snif ai rents, whisk
at u..t ~ tt iulr d tay ,as trL,s.
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NOTICE

a LEN. I~NGRAHAM. Jun. having rriiuquishcd the
A POSSESSION Ofthe Book Store in Uuon street, res.
%pectfuuy solicit the custom Of the old friends and puTclas.
es OF my ls'e brother.
Adcsirahle and varied assortment If the hest and new.
est works, with stationary, wall paper, &C. will always
he on hand.
Mr.. Edw. Wilde oNLy is authorized to settle tho hook
accounts heretofore contracted with the late John J. Has
well aud Alex. IuEraham, jun. GEO. ID. HAsNEII,
July -, 1916. % Ia. aud Administrator.
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SsfU.OUU

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia-Class No. "a.
To he drawn al Wilmington, Delaw are. on Saturday
Aeg. -. 1876.
rrize OF 10000, and thousands OF smaller prizes.
te numbers, IL ballots. Tic ketss $40; a c~ertidea,e ofea
whoies $50, shares In proportion.
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lIain and Ornamental Binding,
of all kinds, to order, in the most thorough
manner and at the cheapest rates.
BLANK BOOKS furnished T. any pattern.
Magazines, Pamphlets, Music, sc, bound
in the most substantial manner.
Old books rebound, &c.
The BindeTy will be under the charge of J.
GILCHRlST, JR., ON experienced and compe-
tent workman, to whom auy orders may be
given.
The subscriber is satisfied that he can, and
is determined to furnish as good work as can
be done in the city, at as cheap rates and with
the utmost prOmptness.
Steamboat OiUncrs and Builders, are par
l%icularly invited to give him a call, as he j.
prepared TO furnish books ami bills out an,
out, at the shortest notice.
may is j. Z. WHARTON.
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~lbhSbNNI lO Tie decree Ifuitnunrpd ~ tut
suit IN Cbhnvery Oh tbV Tin dos al Janunn
1886. wherein
Will m = Dean 10 Complainant.
Am
oho c. christ, W~illnmJ,Hl 1tJ uiheis. arc n.
Csn5ans
The Sher Gni Ohio couniy nriif z 1s commission
er under S,id decree vii FIR Tor -sis ,t tht ituuf
d1of ~ I've couu hpuso Of .atj c.rny ~ Ohtu, un
saturday he ooh day ~ Jore 1876 T. - ,um.
bcfcd iwO hundred and sN. me hurdrd md QUE
one HUNDRED aud thiry eight. one tHndfej anf
tluy seven one hurdred ~ . turv nine smI ihiHf
two, 400 UOl.U3S) U4J Nt9J 1927 .iuuc boz
NJ q pun 81 MSldie Wheeiing. tnnW % prn W Doc
cry 1T WhFcluRl bid ~ ~ Nout Z,u". hn : aU
cen ond Others 10 su many ~ such rurs thrrcut. ..
shall be- ueersstry lo .au-iy the debt, interest auH
ru-is. drriecd ihr rom piainant ~ tie clu-e
y R1iS Ten yer cent " he pure ne mpre,
~ he paid In cash. srd ihe fesidne thereof iu dire,
equal payments. atsiv, twelve nod eighteen mouth
from ihc day of -nle, ne purchaser W ,u,riasef
+ giving bonds Win roJJ security, btaung mere
lfou the dos q sale
Join q EOFF - fv
may ~ Woous. DC.
q Tic sale ~ NE ohoyr properly is p]ntpuucd mi.
saturday he lt day a. Abeust 1876 iun IA
The above sale s postponed uu'f Noufsr. iHe 70
day Of Sept. tneND a. l%oo'cock, 4 ~. sus .
SoO LBS DRIED BEEF. Cincinnati, eurea. in.t rc,s
"'' vcd and tor seChy 81 WOODROW.
~ 4f Nata Sweet
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a IiGnT Red Cow. white spot on face, with stra
&A and.hel, the owners name marked with iuk on III
inside Of the strap, streycd about three " ecks since.
suitable reward Willie given for her return.
jy 90 II. +. MORRIS.
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prime oraef.jus, received


bcujHain NeACc.r1l ISCuks ErT. ~ ts flftnH
s2.s1or So9,t q. law add
ItE=tN HT I'd, decree prlrouuecthy tHesaid Court
I iu fF. card ssuaC, ur tNo a5r day OF Iurs. islU. tie
Undetermined. ttr Commissioner therein tYpCfnfcd fr he
rpr, oee. will Nfufppi. uu tte.rth aef Df Nueusf, iE 81,
and sf crv,ofs hy aHi. HuWcus troutt uc ioflmc a. sfa1
Hr found ucIe.1rF. 90 thr uhtfo f Jacob A. THzimah ~
the CITY OF So Irtiug Doe raid county, to ascertain and -
port te RESPECTIVE autuHt. 90 pfHp,u fou uftIe parcbase
uforrs lpr too rtfIe. ut rut It1O boo tIe said WHi ard pro
roraiues ucuuuued, fau tY 900 taid bancroft W o,dsa~k
snH 81 iUiaW lHu' nn NsYefitYeF un aet stnt ~ tleir
puI.tasr oiiHtsaW .pu thtdcItftHnfa Eusley and PED
.cF tu order fo ap O.,ru Is'rritpr OF afy supius Whlrt
mas fcuIHW lfUft tNt st'e uf soit Dpai isnd directed ~
|tHg -fIt decree. H..r fas tug tnt debt Ufrrem mentioned 20
tfhp tfu.ausYf. kutF. 90. ftIIuJGH.
Goo. d. .. DO i. Iut GortnUauuuer.
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&IJONO

RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. 1864
Aug. p, 1916.
I prize Of $4,000. ! OF 3.o0o, ! OF i,75o, OF 100. &c
"a numners. lS~silsss- Tickets 81; a certificate vi u
whoies $50, shares in proportion.
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T E

CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE.
Having left the WnEArFIELp INs, aud
- removed 10 the MERCHANTS HOTEL, ON
1naries street, near the Depot, will he happy ia having
the pleasure of seeing and Accommodate ing his old euslo.
ners aud the r.Jic generally.
aug IA J.
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IRE

NoTIcE:-An persons knowing themselves indebted
ohs by note or book account win confer a great
favor by pay ing the same at once. I trust none viii he
oIended at my thus calling on them when they rencc, on
'e hesvy loss l have sustained by the iaie fire.
aug IL ORR.
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LATEST ARRIVAL

- REER q MOTTE. No. lG2 Market street, have ~
received another fresh supply Of SEAs0NABL
X GOODS. Many articles IN this stock were mrchl
sed at a great reduction rom Spriug puces aud win
sold accordingly. wi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25

EyAMUEL NEIL has Just received 10 dozen hest qua
- ny Percussion Gun Locks, aug 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25

VTKAL pieces of that beautiful Mar.
w BILE Paper, with columns, Caps, BASES aud Border
to match, so appropriate for Halls, just received iu add
ton TO our former fHe assortment Of parlor, Chamtcr and
Hall Papers, by jy2 10 ~HONNBKOOK
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oonrOvNn OF with cuERsY.
3 8 . z & q q e q
ADVICE To THE AFFIICTHB
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" 'FtF'f ~ " y M Ut TNs -
LIVER

81 Inc (origmal and oulN) genuine afScle - only
paced by DIR. SWAY nc, north west corner Sil aud
streets, Philadelphia. TouDn NoSL! except thai Lea
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-02

of the Board of Aldermen. Both have FAM,
lies. Mr.. KlmbaIl leaves wife and five chlI.
dren. No tongue can speak, nor pen describe
the distress aud desolalon brought so suddenly
upon these amahle families. suffice it to say
that their bereavement and lamentations are
heart rending in the extreme.
MIR. Burbank has been in public life for a
number of years, and was a member OF the last
Legislature MIR. Kimball was at the head Of
the firm which succeeded Messrs. Spotford,
Tileston & Co, of this city
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From the New YcIk TELEGRAPH.
CHE FALL OF NTEREY


BY S. DE- WITT BLooDG0oD.
O'rr the plain, the drums are beating,
Standards float and hayOn3ts shine,
While beyond, the foe retiring
Fast withdraws his scrripd line.
Now The hour Of conf ct nearS,
Columns presSing In the fray
Forward rush, rs close appears
Each tow'ring dome Of Monterey.
Old cathedral, grim and haary
Spire, aud tower and camHaniie,
Memories OF ancient glory,
Still their power and pride reveal,
Yet no more, the priestIy train
Chaunt their morn aud evening lay,
The trumpet sounds another strain
Than hymn or prayer in Monterey.
Though the or0nge blossoms there,
Clustering grapes the treliis NIL,
Flower and shrub are rich and fair,
Aud the fountains muimur still,
Yet their heauy shall depart,
Flower and fountain rass away,
Other Thoughts Oppess the hrarE
Ruin brOods DER Monterey.
Gentle mMsic, softly tender,
Charms no more the listening ear;
Serc TadCr, now defender,
Breaches no VOWS t. maiden dear
To other sounds The iOV'd must listen,
Other words, less sweet than they;
Lancas & can, and sahrrs gliStan,
Within The walls OF Monterey!
Soon the cananns deeply booming,
Thunder firth their startling sound;
Signal sad! The Zoe is coming!
Gathering on the hills around,
Nov the shock Of war is come!
Dark, the cries Of wild dsmay!
While the esprit stirrlrg drum"
Beats its las call in Monterey
IN vain Ampufia's martial host,
In desperate conflict, hand 10 hlni,
Retreat from each hGlealuri'd post,
And in The Plaza >uI!GH stand.
Northern eagles soaring high
DiTt dOwuwards on their destin d prey,
And uti' ing a victorious c'y,
Proclaim the FALL OF MONTERREY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-02

AN AGOMTIoNrsT IN KENTucKr A public
meeting was held at Bradenburg, Ky, few
days since, at which resolutions were passed
ordering an abolitionist named II. P. Byram,
who was accused Of tampcring with slaves in
that vicinity, to leave the county by the list of
December. A committee was appointed to
notify Byram to that effect. He replied that
che was freeman, living in a free country,
and would not remove The meeting ad Z.
jonrned until the LIST Monday Of December
next, when they will proceed to carry out their
resolution.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-02

ITEMS OF News. Capt Hill, Of Bath coun-
ty, Ky, has sent hog to the Cincinnati mar
ket, weighing 900 pounds,-Miss Sarah
Drake, Of Goshen, N. York, persisted in the
storm of Thursday last.-The London Po-
lice, which is $500 strong, costs each rate pay
er but Al conts,-Com. Soat is IN Boston,
and Capt Flzhugh has arrived at Norfolk
from! Pensacola WIN. Smith has been ar
rested in New York, for an outrage on Serena
Campbell, aged years At Havana, on the
18th ult, American produce was abundant and
very low--Ilon. John Young, the newly
elected Governor of New York, has reached
Albany. b. Graham, who had wife
and seventeen children, and man named
Smith on his way to Richmond, were drowned
near Georgetown, S. c., last week. THE
newspapers have already nominated thirteen
candidates for the Presidency. The U. S.
train, on its way to Santa Fe, was recently
robbed on the plains by the Indians.
democrats of Rhode Island have nominated
Olney Ballou for Governor. total va
luation Of property in the city of Cincinnati is
more than thirty millions Of dollars.
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GUILTY OF MURDER. James Field has been
declared guilty Of murder in the first degree,
for killing his aged mother, IN order to avoid
the expense ofmaintaning her. Surely that aoas
murder in the first degree, Tho trial took
place in Crawford county, Ind.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-02

RIoT AMONG The PHILADELPHIA FIRsMEN.
A portion of the fremen Of Philadelphia had
disgraceful riot on Sunday night, at the cor
ner of Catharine and Fourth SIS The Inquir-
er says:
For nearly haitian hour, the shouts of nfl-
rated combatanls, the crash of flying missiles,
and the shrieks of terrified females mingled in
the tumuIt, which only the defeat Of one of the
parties was able to quell. We learned on in
qalry that a small market in M0yamcnsing
had been fired by some of the members Of one
OF the "cIubs" in that district, for no other pur-
pose than to create fight, in which they too
well succeeded. Within short circuit of The
scene of action are six places Of worship, the
nearest CT which was about being dismissed,
and the confusion and terror incident to such
a scene, can be readily imagined. The brother
OF our informant was passing at the time, to the
atter's residence, where his wife was spending
the evening, when he was knocked down by
one of voley of heavy stones, thrown from
the engine house. One or two ladies, on their
way from church, were also struck in the
melee.
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DEPARTURE OF GEN. SCorT FOR NEV Or
LEANS. Major General Scott, accompanied by
his ald-de-camps, Lieut.. Scott and Lieut.. Will
liams, and by Major Smith, ofthe corps of en-
gineers, preceded from N. York on Wedncs-
day morning by the packet ship Union for N.
Orleans, en- route for Mexico, there to assume
the command of the army and its ulterior ope-
rat ions.
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-" '''' NOM" >Puhi. ~ Il" ouN'' ''7"'"'Ht
exceeds ten lines, the price will be in proportion.
All advertisements are payable al the time of their
assertion.
GF-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter of the
6e ly, is published every Saturday morning, al tbs low
prize Of 81 per amuum.
IsY- All papers sent by mail, are discontinued the
day on which the advance payment expires.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-02

A DUEL ArFHOBOKEN. w. II. Herbert, a
well known literary writer for the Magazines,
and Mr. Stevenson, of New York, proceeded to
Hoboken on Saturday, to fight Il duel. 1t is
said they exchanged shots, and then made
friends. A lady was at the bottom of it.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-02

MURDERED. Wa. NJ Philips, merchant
of Markham, Canada West, was murdered in
his store, by somu person unknown, on the
night of the goth ult.
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THE MEXICAN LETTERS OF MARQUE. The
Union, in noticing the report that Mexico has
sent letters of marquo to Havana, to be used
against our commerce, says:
We understand, from mdjsputobIe authority,
that correspondence has recently taken place
between the Spanish minister in Washington
and the Secretary Of State, which Icnews the
pledges of the two governments to carry out
the stPulations Of the treaty Of 1889. We, on
our part, have instructed our squadron to re-
spect the rights Of Spanish vessels, who are
destined to any Mexican rort, which may not
happen to be bIockaded, and without any con
traband OF war on board. Spain, on her p'It,
pledges herself to observe the obligations Of her
treaty, and 10 prohibit Mexican prlvalcelsmon
from using the privileges of the Spanish ports.
As to the naturalization of foreigners, we will
take effective means to prevent aud punish the
fraud.
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DIED IN Snow STORM. Miss Sarah Drake
persisted in a snow storm near the county poor
house, in Orange county, N. York, on Thurs
day last.
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aF-THE AM ERECAN REPUBLICAN BALTI
MORE CLIPPER is furnished 10 subscribCrsby care
nl carriers, only and quarter cents per week.
payable to the Carriers ony at the end If each week
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
Subscribers, the rate Of Four Dollars per year pay
able, always, in advance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-02

QUICK WoRK. The Alexandria Gazette Of
Saturday says: "lhe Mail boat Mount Vernon
made the trip from Acquia Creek to Washing
ton, (flty-fVe mIes,) on Thursday last, in one
minute less than three hours! Owing to the
low depth Of water, the Mount Vernon was not
able to leave the creek until sixteen minutes af-
ter two O'Clock, and she had her passengers and
mail landed at Washington at fifteen minutes
at or five-thus securing theregular connection
with the evening train for Baltimore. The
Mount Vernon is the fastest boat that runs,
south of this latitude, and Capt. Gunnell is the
very man to put her 10 her speed, when occa-
sion requires It,"
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MILITARY APPOINTMENT. II. w. Potter
Esq, of Caroline, has been appointed by his
Excelency, the Governor, Col. of 10Th Re
gimental Cavalry of Maryland.
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MUTINY The schooner Ann Elizabeth
Capt. Adams from New York, bound to Balti-
more, put into the Delaware Break Water on
Friday evening, with number of seamen on
board in state ofmutiny. Nine Of the mutt
neers succeeded in landing late that night, and
six of them made their escape. The other three
were in custody of the authorities of Lewes-
Sixteen ofthe mutinecrs yet remained on board
An express had been despatched to Wilmington
for revenue cutter.
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New YoKK CANALS. The latest advices
from the North represent that the Erie Canal
is closed from Schenectady. Between that
place and UIlca there are upwards of one hun
dred boats, all heavily laden with flour and
other produce.
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Nor GUILTY. Robert Beaston, tried a,
Pttsburg for the murder Of his wife, has been
acquitted.
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Snow. The Troy Wing of Saturday says
that the snow is about eight inches deep on a
level; it is also much drfted.
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CAPT. WALKER. THIS officer passed through
Philadelphia on Monday, on his way to Paler-
son, n. J. While standing on the wharf, he
was recognized, and as the boat left the wharf,
The national flag was run up, and the crowd
on the boat and shore gave three hearty
cheers