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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-27
WASHINGTON NIL.
NAEKET sTFETr, gTEURENvILLE, cHlo,
u III - y II A. y D.--.-.---L-.-

hAEhlI NIEktI. NIElHENNlllLs cUlOt
JOHN iR ONS, Proprietor.
ENIilS rsuh i.hUeut iu- urril i,etu 10, ihc uns
/ drts,rurI. VITO rc.p,c ur, ncg~ l,s,r ro
iutorm = friends aud he rrhnc r,urrpi'y ih1i u
hn. been fsiirrI nDd lurush'd 10 style rni -Ir
pass,d ~ az, hnusc boz ils place, and .t ic4,t equal
iu any ~ Ihp W,si.
Wa,hpg,np ii,ll - loc1ifj IN the husrr ess pnu
~ the iuwu. eta Market Sitc,'. nearly "pp,sre rre
Cuur House nud puldic hudd.rgs, oDd IS ihiu o.
lew .icp- ut The Market The siiu,i.up b. the mn.'
elevated al ans Iullic house in Dec Guy. o. mrr-
dirg view Of tie RIVER iotscserl mll,, lbrNs
suI h, uvV.
Al OMNIBUS md S-rrpn's. VII cd aI nm,
be ~ fc.din'ss lu 'nuycy passengers rrG their hog.
cage io suj itrm ihr steamboat .nudues
ENety sfrnm oiaupu Wtt,h she public have a
rsll sIIcc. uHy ruN hr TAD ~ thr ii,tl. ur
lsuns ~ reasonable as uflrf,d 20, nov uih,t spd
house IN seUhcuvtie. ~ ihc pfupr.r Tot wiI staf,
no cause esp'r.e fu render feuerNi sa:is'acuon
'ti.. wiih hfs long ctgrfisucc 300 'he Dnsrc.s Vh
make 81, The ioiste-f ,l those Wlp onrre ih.- cen,
( Zoo '-,r, HIN q ,uA 40 IRONS
a.
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Es % - n s. TOE ESY.

EOOkS EOOkSNn
ME SUBSCRIBER bu~ Jisl t,ceiyed a new
MA "uuii"d Minstrel al Zn.n 80 EeixDns
N'Hs- wih srpr pfmte Music chitny orginal by
80 Nr's ilu't,t nod u H. iell. p.su a s.pply of
t""'ly a. t"cse. GJi,-. >srt'u. h,r,i,1q, -
WORK, un 7 i,ivg, >,lo.J 8.nks t,tjL variety Il
Ninl"acs TOT 'Le ensuing scar
J FISHER Agent
nov IL NJ 81 Main Srect
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RO.BsV EVS.
TO uOISE-NEEPERS.

Your nuenirn Is called l., a Htse and w,ll Sc
lec'ed assortment, OF Furnishing Goods oi even de-
scrip i'm. 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-27
CITY OFFICERS FOR Isi5.
MAYoR-CEO DULTG


MAYoR-CEO DULTY.
CoRHciimtR:
Cicyk-J.ME> s. WuEAr
Setgean,-JouN MusRAr.
UhG,C .Nls'cr-R. HAMILros.
Thos Hughes, Matthew M'Llre, w Il Wilson.
w w Shaver, a Todd. SB,odv,
b + SaEborn, Geo Mcndel, O iici>kell,
NJ Nelson l.. Coen WIN Pumphfey
Jacob Amick, EFF Kslley, II Rooer,.,
STANDING COMMITTEES OF TIE
COUNCIL.
On OrdinaRess-Messrs Nelson, Brady and
Wheat.
On Finances Messr, Hughes, Brady and
Lamb
On Accounts eSsrs Sstiyer, Sanbotn and
Kelley.
On S,reets aid Ani0-McsSrS Todd, vii.
son, McnGell, Amck and Kelley.
On Hoftr UorkN-NeS>IS SauboTn, MLurc,
Todd, Coon and Roberts
On Market House -Mess-s HeiSSell, PUN.
phrey and Cocn.
On Coal Banks- M,ssrs Rmick, WI son, re.
berIS aud Superintendent OF Wafer Works.
On WharreS-Shriv Hughes and Awick.
On Five Department. Ne>>T> Todj, M'Lpfe,
SaRb"rn, Pumphfey and Rn' ertS.
On PetnoH'-Messrs Nelson, Lamb and
Sanborn.
On Salsries-Mess,s Kelley, M'Lure, Shu-
vcr, Brady and Nelson
MAIN SrREEr. WHEgLlsG.
CAPITAL s1I0 coo.
President, ARCH, WOODS,
LIST, Cashier.
DirSSiorS:
A Woods, w w SnuveI. Woods,
+. Pollock, 'rhos PAUL. Go w THOMPSON,
NMcNeughirn, w Milch,il, ThvS JChnStuE
MERCHANTS g. MECHANICS BANK
or WHEELING
Capital $500 0OO.
JOSEPH CALDWELL, Pre-. deut.
SoBEsKI pRADY, Cashier
Directors;
J Caldwell, w 4 Selhy, Jas Baker,
re Woofs z Paterson, w GIL,
acob Gooding, WIN Fleming, saaN OF.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Orrlcs M,ivSr.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
M Nelson a Paxton, Rogers,
a Fiicsner, Morrison, C,umbaek e'
A n Johnston, Samp Mcclellan,
Ropr Mccoy. Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE co.
OEFicE NnN ST.
THOS HUGHES, Preside9t.
DirectorG
~ Nelson A Paxton, n Johnston
JCrumbs Ter. J Il Baker, Baker,
John Knoie, w + Peterson.
Rom Mccoy, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE & MAPlNE INsUR.
ANCE COMPANY.
OFFicE MAiN Sr, BsLow VI, SRrE.
SAMUEL. NEEL. President.
DtgtCtOFs:
p Brady, Rob- Crangc, ia Y Caldwell
WIN Fleming, Jno G >horn, Daniel Lamb,
&c Woods, jacob Shnver
w HAVDiSd. Secretary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-27
ArIiii,INIA-I.,

lHGINtA -iN CuANCtRT Al rules held
v iu tie Ce,k's Rire at the Cifcuu Superior
Court ~ Law und Cbonrerv Gor Tie county vi OHIO
90 tho mouth oi December l5i5
Lewis Snei. Complainant,
Frederick Smith. John Rushic. samuel Necl. 81.
bic,kr Body Tue Merchants and M,rhanirs
Book "f Wocelms. Jic,b 5 Shnyef. J-hn &
Cumphe a"d Ancln 49, hs vie. Hanson w
ChnpiUc anh tI,h,ih : lus wifc Parker Camp
tell lsiiei his ~ ne, Amr.in Sgrrg. Zlehn
r1h Jtruh admrus'r,iof oi samuel s,rEg "a,
cea.ef. Ctr, ,sn Wl,t. G,uicb Fruh,.rh. Nor.
ran Nelson, David Wagner snI FrcdercA {
SreEt'tr D,fsHS3sD
The defendants F,si"t~k smith. Jdia Ritehic
DAVID w gre add FrrIruck & Spegc,er. not bi, a..
'ug entered lhrf orreannco nod gwen sccufl,
1ytHr'Jrg ip be sct 81 a.semby tui tie rules III
ihi. court md appearing nv satisfactory pruoi ta
ihsy afc not thtHulris " me Commonwealth n
NueIui1. on mo..ur of he complainant ~ coun.el
I.ufdefrd ihat ihc sad deitud .ujs d1 appear here
tHe h.s Muud1y 900 Iebru4f, ustI aud ansW o.
. ha tuup.urluis h'. sf 90 iAst s0py ui 90 = ode
.r 80 hNHi, fu.stea iu slooe nsw.rapet rttnisd ID
I t.e riiy 1t Wheeling ipf $50 usnih. f,s.i,s ,
/ aud psed al he 'front.' door Of he Couu hy4ss %
/ OHIO county. a cory ie1e.
/ ~ d'e2 NitX r TAIpIY C'stB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-27
AT COST
Evening Dresses.

White and conrod Br'caic. Black Satin Striue
ErmiG-. Walers'l and Striped Ponli DE- Sole. ON
hfr Rtnrn,lr rIehfuiLnrah md SIr,ncL E.nrr Z. m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-27

gI Ill or INJUNCTION gtrdHIg G- IT. ~.
n y euu Surcrr, crrr OF Ll,, AID C.unrsI, fir
OHIO county Sisie o.. Nrgni1.
Eohfif Blf0w
Gideon J.I0
Yau ars hsfshv moi fsa Via M No Ia he 2G D.
d.t az Jarusry rfY. IefsrsH 10 O. ~ 90 . utitr
\ "a ord s u't o.. q NJ .fs me DIV ~ Ite irv uf
Zee 81 lame. \ Clafts. D o. iu ne cty ~ Wh,e.
me. Ohio count, ais Slis Vugiu %. : vhi .ke
zoe dsps.liioD. ~ iavJ T.. hf'-. " Iiam Qu.f.
uef Cissie. Iriy.s ND n,hc.s. .o He ,.td rs .yl
dep,f ~ Hr h,prrg hi iic lsrsa clr-a std U
.ams shpuid ppi he isieu on he Hty sHs.e uuu,u
horr any cause rs taking ihrfsrt ,s.II Ee fJuifuf.
sd hy afpuuiutnt BON Nme In .nt uru .l,
zane ore taken. EODfRT E1giDW
70 Nr Clasas Jouv - fss ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-27

james WhslI anl Wuhur GdIlr. June, y
RtId'c and VIII ushhy w L,ac, lIo palmer,
under the firm Of " y Riddle IL c..
Dcfe, daE''.
The complainant having fled an nm-ided aud
'urpl mcH'1i hi 10 MS rars.. a.d the de ondans
william y Kddc, James Riddle md Nrhurh.
py " Lane Eui having eut-ied thsir nppcaunce
and gwen sccUfy according IT, lie oct ui assembly
aud he rules 81 ,hs cour, and Dc appearing " at
t''ht"ry Pru"i hil 'h~s are not inhabitants Of the
commonwealth OF Nuguin--On motion III lhr
complainant hy counsel. u .. ordered that tho ,nd
Ell rd'uis do appear here The ff.r day Of The
"'tl Term anu answer The cpInpa innnts hill, and
hat c"py 81 thus order he fibwnh ir.eued IN
snnIs newspaper printed ~ The ciiy ~ wheeling
or Two mouth. suror-sivelv hnd Io.ied al The fruni
iuor 81 thc Cuufl house a. Olip county
cory leslie, ALEX T. LAIDLEY. Clerk
NFI.ug ian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-27

Rich Frrnch worked Cspcs, Collars and Chem.
zslics; French worked, Revere aud Ilrm.sttchcd
Linen Cambria llandkerchicf-: Vclvci edged aud
Satin Si,hes tor Bonnet Trimming; new STYLE
Ctape Scotis; Lone anil half Long wnuc. culd and
black Md Gnve-; Bonnet R'hsons BlacL and " hire
SILK Hose; Sin Frnsos aud Velvet Ribbons fsr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-27

Va IRGINlA-lN CgANcEEY-At rsl-s hcld
ib the Clerks Office oi tho. Citvnh Snr,r,ot
Conf of Law AID ChanCety I,r the cvuniy OF Ohio
IA ,he m"nih oi January lSi6
Ruhcu Motusn. EIrcuIof. ard tliz,keih w MGR.
fis'n. t,rcuurI Of The last 40 s-d Testament %
Joseph Morrison. late oi Ohio county. deceased.
Coaslainants
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-27

- ...NL.tN-iN CuASChRY Al role. held
"a 'hr ttrtS'- office OF H. Circuu s-rcuur
Conr, "i L'w aud Chanc, =, i"r the county q Oh,.
IA The m 'u,h al JaSsaty lsi6
fia''H q ino. Complainant
ogaiust
Juhr Vaurrhnd James II J.h1son. Defendant.
The complainant hIvins filed m Attended and
supplemental 6i aDd The defendants ut h,,mY
rl''te'i thef appearance -na giJrn s.rIfiiy H1cnr
dug 10 lh' net OF assembly snd ne rules 81 Ihis
'nns, hrd % opp~'f.ng by satisfactory pr,nf thai
hey are not inh,husrI. oi the comm ,nwcaIih uf
Nirsiuii- -"u m'tl'u at the complainant hf cuun.
-ei % 10 "'d-r" hat The sad deruIa.i. , agpe
h"Ie ne iirs day ~ Va" rex term III III. c,uu
fn" answer the m Ipinaut'. niil sui thnI cnny
90 iu'' order be nrthwnh ins-rlrd ~ SINE new.
,spcf panied ~ The cuy e whr.'iu; fur tSn
roniiis ,ucce,s Vev. and p.ed at he tf,nt door o
he c"Ur house Vi oaIo county. \ copy t.He
ALEX 4 LAlDLEY. Cl,Tk.
JAZZ jan 6
NJIRGIAIA-lN Cna>cEsY Al Rule. h,'d
W ihc Cic,k'- 'ifc- pi The Circuit Superor
CONT "i Law hod Ch,ur~rv f,r ihc county q! Oh
"a Ia" month 1T JluuUy 1916.
ilcrp Dining, C,mrlainant,
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ocgi-st

Austin Pesy, william Augustus resv. William
Woodio'd Rv-.. al.s Known a. William NuodGifd
Henry Allen. JOSEPH Gill. Elzsbe,h French. Etcc
utrr and Peer French. Exec utor OF Wi inm Ftrnch
aic"l Ohio county, decreased. Henry Morio". Ftan.
81 u Iiornbto-k snd Thomas iiurns r-ok. John ~
Clarke. James Clarke aud IIsnfy hio,re.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-27
COUNTRY MERCHANTS

NVN4N I n I VI IsINN AI-N4N II
VIII fad u thetr slSuntsse 10 call and see
Tor ihemsclvrs have ia chased my st,ch oil loo
cash. aud lnVef ihin any oiLcr hru'~ "a th's ciiy
can assure The puhi,e generally, II hry viii ia
sive call can ave them the Irinhlc at l1Ok-
,ug escwh,fe, icr my e,-d, Snd pf,e- cannot ls'l
Q" pie ne any who may favor with call.
sep2i ALEX lIEI ,iAN.
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GnDDS
FOR GENTLEJiEN'S WEIR!!i
AL CasS'E'.

NgAVING determined IN sell OF my present
Il n stock nf DRY GOODS al cost aud expresses
I ca Oh rsordinary Inducements 10 h4se wish
me In MIR, hasr he Llll.,Aing ntIIcica w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-27
CASSIHERES.
WRITINGS.

Black ,Bd Figd Sils Velvet. Meriuo Nelyel
Cashmere. Nsicnca. 1Oilnet, Swan,d"wn, BaCi
S.l'n and Other Vesinss Of great vaney. amoni
which are some b,autiiul Nesnngs fr Wedding
ADD Psues
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-27
Shawls! Shawls!!
:
FANCY GOODS.

Prom "re ,huuSnnc tp Twelve hnndrc't Cusi,me
Turseri B,oeha, SIridiiia. rhihci. Omhrc. Dana,
Kab,lc. Mpuslin 40 lame and Wooden Shawi,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-22


Notwithstanding the obstacles that have rendered the
progress Of travelling provokingy uncertain, within the
last wenty four hours the arrivals at the principal no.
tells previous to that period and subsequent to
terdays returns, by means uncomfortable. We
sxboin the following independent Of tina nonarrva of
the Northern Sou bern, and Eastern es due
at the usual hour last night
AMERIcAS-W Kendall, d. Brick Hartford George
Frost, Boston; H. w. Babb, New Haven; N. B. Black
Fort Washington; +. Paul, Philadelphia Msssrs r. & j.
Smith, Baltimore; w. c. Case do; NJ F. Dalht Phila
dclphia.
AsroR-George A. Ward, Sing Sing; j. H. Blair,
Washington; H. Richie, Boston; d. .arke, N. Mat
thews, do; Thomas Hall Bait; J. D. Curtis Boston; w.
ID. Ramsay, Buffalo; D. Lake, Utica; j. Maynard Phila
A. A. Gordon Louisville w. Lambert, Boston; c. H.
Merritt, Troy.
CrrY-M. b. Davidson, Cumberland D. Barkalap A.
s. Pennington, NJ F; II. Wilmer, Philadelphia; g. Fish.
or, Boston A. sibley, Michigan J. Stewart, Louis
vile J. McCallon, Boston Z. Williams, stonngton;
r. Raymond, Albany T. Lincoln, Philadelphia H.
O'Reily, Albany George H. Lewis, Philadelphia /;
Capt. Wilson, ship Emily.
GLoBE -Messrs Gordon, Chalsey, ST. Adams James
Burnes, Philadelphia H. Filger, Philadelphia.
FRASKLIS-Danel Ramsay, Buffalo g. Grant, Brook
iyn D Morris. Bridgeport Capt Lambert Maine s
Philadslphia g. Kirk New Orleans b. Noble Bridge.
port j. Nelson New Orleans L. Lambert, Philadsl.
phia w. Israel, Trenton DR.. Pratt Philadelphia.
HowARp-W Noyes, Warrington d. G.; A. Lppincott,
T. w. Chase, Philadelphia Thomas O'sh aughnessy,
j. w. King, Connecticut A. Mosley, Boston J. VOL
colt, Michigan J. Dunlop, Philadelphia l.. T. Balm.
bridge, Louisville, Ky Il. Sanford, Philadelphia D.
Brady, Philadelphs; H. Weiss, NJ H. 8. Perkins, Pha-
delphia J. Hunt, Mass; }. Warren, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-22
Notice 10 subscrIbers.
THE NEWS FROM EUROPE.
The Expresses and the Storm

The excitement in the city relative to the expected
from Europe, increases. The steamer is in her
eighteenth day, and if she remains out much longer
the public excitement will reach state of anxiety al
most unparalleled
There are two or three expresses arranged by differ
ent individuals and establishments the government,
the newspapers, and the spectators the steamer
reached Boston yesterday the messengers must have
had desperate time in making their way with their
dispatches through the terrible storm that ragged
throughout the day.
There is express to be started on the arrival Of
the steamer which will probably result fatally to two or
three lives The three carrier pigeons if let loose yes
terday, have probably disappeared among the snow
flakes but what care the spectators for the poor
pigeons
II isto be hoped that shall receive some accounts
Of the steamer TO day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-22

AFFAIRS IN NOVA SoorA.-The Legislature CON-
menced its session on the 10th inst, The speech Of the
Governor Falkland. urges upon the attention Of thu
body the necessity Of making provisions to relieve the
distress resulting from the failure Of the potato crop
which indeed was his lordshps motive for conveni,~
the houses SO early With the exception Of the pots
crop me harvest has been more abundant than susi
ne revenues have been prosperous. The Queen hs.
sanctioned surrender Of the territorial and casual
nues OF the Crown in exchange for a civil list LORD
Falkland announces that privileges sought by the Amer
can government, connected with the fisheries have
been refused by the hone government. His lordship
recommends the project Of railroad from Halifsx 10
Quebec and Montreal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-22

JAN. 2l.wiHiam Ca,ioek rs. .aiersnder Thompson
This action Of assumpst 10 $500 loaned
and the amount Of FIVE promissory notes. amounting to
about 81 500 more The money and notes all
loaned in Is44 to enable defendant, who was manufac
IN Ludlow street The defence an ofset Defendant
insisted and attempted to prove that he furnished plain
tiff with certain description Of hair, which more than
balance due to him. After both parties had closed their
evidence the Court adjourned The will be summed
up tomorrow. For plaintiff MIR. d. Egan; for defendant
Mr.. P. Wilson.
Before Judge Daily.
Thompson vs. Bsamsont.-The plaintiffs counsel closed
their evidence in this yesterday and the defend
ants counsel opened the defence and examined one wit
ness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-22

fencen at 81 Orange street. arrested yesterday by
officer Rtsr charged with buying two overcoas valued
The was held to bail in the sum 81 $500 answer by
Justice Merritt
ing coat worth 81 50 belonging to John Whiting at
Glen Cove.
I'm Old Fence "P,ued."-Lewis Schenk was arrested
yesterday for receiving stolen goods coat valued at
Sl4 found fenced" in his den belonging to John C.
Thompson, No IS East Broadway He was held to bail
Sessions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-22

SYossKr.-One Of the prettiest villages on
Long Island, has, for many years, been dis.
figured under the name OF Oyster, or Clam Bay
The Inhabitants have recently restored Its ancient
and euphonlcal Indian name OF Syosset, and the
Postmaster General has consented to the change.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-22
Police Intelligence.


JAN. 2l.--.a TIL Thief CausM-Augustus Furman a
darkey with head like black bull was caught last
night in the act Of roSbng the III Of Ersd..cs
the wool and tretted him on to the Station House He
brought up in the morning before Justice Drinker
when he acknowledged he had only been of the Island
two weeks He was committed for trial at the Special
Sessions.
carting OF barrel Of apples from Washington Market
Being old offender. he was locked up for trial, BY
'u, Srr..t FER Lbe-Miks walsh was arrested on
bench yesterday, he having been indicted by
the grand jury for libel John HorspooL He gave
bail 10 the sum Of $500 to answer, and was discharged
a New Mode Of Rsisns the WTnd-A very respectable
looking man. BY the name Of Charles Allen appeared
about the manner he had been skinned out Of 81 by
man bearing the name Of r.. Smith, who has single
hung out with z Billings written thereon, at No l0l
for several good steady men, a. porters &C. Allen APP
piled as per sdvertisement-saw Mr.. Smith, and Mr.
s.o ad on the soft a~ds pretty and
BY requesting 81 for his services to procure him situa
ticn Mr. Allen gave him the e. MT. smith howeser'
claps very thoughtfuy wrote out receipt and advis
cd Allen TO sign IT. stating that the 81 paid for his
this poor has been sent about town, to different
places, By Smith, but to the poor mans disappointment
the situations we're al pre.occupied Mr. smith, how
positively, that he had an excellent berth for him; but
the gentleman laid dangerously sick in the country and
was expected 70 uNe-tnus ne ne en- keeping the
poor running around the city and finally his stua
ton ends in an expectation from sick man, who no
doubt will be smothered to-day in the storm. The
Chief Of Police could not aid this man. under the cir
cumstancss II these applicants for situations would
only read other parts paper well those mock
advertisements they would then observe the cautions
we so frequently make respecting these humbug shops
Bundiing up for Starf.-Sarah smith, an old she
thief was caught yesterday morning, in Of the up,
per rooms in the house OF Mr.. Andrew Fash, NO. OF
Cross street Mr.. Fash just nabbed" her In time NO
had several female dresses, and quantity OF female
wearing apparel, tied up in several bundles valued
S3s, and was just trotting of with this properly wnen
Mr. Fash grabbed rby the neck and run he1 up
to the Police Office, and she was July commued ny
Justice Drinker, for trial
Charge Of Libel Horace Greeley and Thomas McEl-
rath editors Of the Tribune, were requested 70 step up
TO the Police ONCE by officer Stewart st the request OF
Justice Osborne, complaint having been made by DIR.
Lucius q Comstock for libel. appears that adver
tsem mi was inserted Inadvertently in yesterdays T
5,,s purporting to be letter from Joshua A. Spencer
10 ths District Aorney of this city dated January 80
is4s rejecting the doctors reputation. They were
held bail each in the sum Of $780, to answer at tho
Court Of Sessions.
Buysms Stolen Gosds.-Issac Wiener, who keeps q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-22

PROGRESS OF ANNKxArIoS.-We are now told at
he rost oitce that the i" Mail through to Calves.
'oh' instead ct Through 10 New Orleans"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-22

IHK PACKET SHIP QUEEN OF THE WEsr.-This
fine ship, under the command of Capt Woodhouse.
will not sail till tomorrow for Liverpool She will
probably carry ost the answer to the dispatches that
are expected by the steamer. The Gladiator. for
London, will sail to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-22

YOU DoN'r Say So The Montreal Herald of the
10th INST, threatens to make an Agiers Of New
York, and ST. Jean d'Acre Of Boston! II takes
two to play at that game.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-22
Marine Court.
BEFORE Judge Waterman.

JAN. 2i.-Charles Pan Quest vs. james Biethan--.as
sault and Battery the High SeasThe plaintiff, sea
man on board ship Liverpool while engaged at an early
hour in the morning. during the month Of June last in
detachng or casting OF the clinch Of the top gallant
sheet the defendant, who being chief mate Of said
too oag in the execution Of his duty kicked him Yio-
lently. He also caught him by the throat and threw
him up against the rgg ng The testimony presented
both previous and subsequent to this assault ne had
Committed himself in no way. by having employed i'm
ore, judgment Of fifty dollars, and costs given in
iavor Of the plaintiff A. w. Cough Esq for plaintiff
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