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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29
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70 tbo ore tearing da'ette lsih ycp;emie-, M tlc
thc Ccsks once Of the Comfy Court for ONO county
shall on Tucsfay ihe s'h sepfentcs 1876. a. Dc 'front.'
door OF abe Court house for Ohio couuy sell iahiic
aaclion pats Z Lots numbered - 4 - a. Jonathan
snts addition 70 WheeIne. ironiiug ''ut srvctysix
and Worth streets, and running tacS tbc fu depth ofssid
srgirg v Trustee. ssll convoy 10 hc purchaser Only
snch iHc AZ b. vrs 90 in ere ly hc d,ci Aforesaid.
avg In JANIS s wnEtf .roree
vTFUINtA--rv cu,v,ray--N Eales tgd m ,hs
andCb1ntcly co. iho comfy 90. Ohp ui tuc month OF
jsm.. M'o Gordon, william r. Gordon ,ie younger.
Thnmas q Cpd1n, SID slnmc y. Gordon, uiis.,'-, hy
Crnr,lBsaE.
John ". MsCety, EloucI Wthcrs and ssrah biz
wG David g.. McCreuy, Louise McCrosry, J.. .1a Elm
The neierfs4-. foin " Mecrrsry. E,c<iai y win
sad ssrsI his ws ard Winitui o Gordon not hsv
ng 10 the ssf of taruhiy and ibe n'cs of ias CouI.
aai sppcs-i1g hy srisf .orv proof tst i1ey MOI
sf8e Caalananis hy eoun.el x q. ordered tlii,he ssd
retHdaa.s dp llpeu hcfe ON tne hfo dly pi la neat
tH ana tbat copy OF this order bc forthwith iasr,e m
sole rrwsfl,cr pHtei in tlw city OF Whc lr- ~ $3.50
ulls ster.s=ivo'y and posted tlo fr9lt door OF gu,
flur house pt OHIO county a copy t,sio,
ALEN. 7. LAlDLEY, Con.
i& T. aug t-lm
WFfBGINfA l-N Raios held BIZ thc Clc-Af onec o.
" ule Nrcur superior Govt of Law and CbsIcee
fIr the County Of otto n Gle month os fuy, 1850.
O. Nute.tHY.
Providence Mounts, Comr.smam.
AGAINST
John Smith, Winism Cts,s and voiie Mounts.
TIE Defendants craig and ,lotr., ao, h.,.or ..l,
tHeIf trrrffifre aId siv stturff E-eDrIfr s fif "a
oil A.seuiy ard Che rules oitl.s togf and 30 srp.tftl
ty satisfactory proof tl.t tlry uot lu.s els t'
q t0uuulW .a.tI 0l NirGuia,-oI uo.i.r ofr,r foUl'
UaFt NF f1ulsri. Do b. ordeTgd ts tl .t, %. .ndl
ap.et hero uf lhe Ursi dty %. ffr ross .a ,.lI Ui
t0ufi and answer tc C9mpi.HaH. e I... t.d l.tt
IS pg 8f tI.s order ha forthwith naf-.f r sore Hcv
. pr printed I ltc rHF ul Woo Iul nt fWt He..'
ra.s eeF rII .1s tt f.n rlUf .lls c.. Dol. lIrt ...
sa of D.Is county. 4 f1fy tere.
~ MIX Or LAUIIY. trrf
NLtf4r W o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29
NEW FAMILY GROCERY

ONE p0oH NORTH % Nh. ". =. IS DRY GOODS
srORr. OPPOSITE 1iE nIo avn noo~,
MAIN STREET. WHEELING, VA.
y SNEAt ANS.EN.
y ESfECTFEITN informs his friends and the puilic
- OF the civ andneish Orhood that Ire now recoiv
ing ard orenng for safe 81 the alcvc srecious roou ~,
entirely f,osh stock OF very choire FAMILY CROCF
ilES, PROVISIONS &C. consisting la part OF lie 10,
lowing articles.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29

oi bHin al the Cdut House LcreOi on Friday, Tie LIST
day OF November, 1874.
BOriss =. Gardner,
vs. Is CnaNcERy.
Alfred Caldwell and oihers>
ABSTRACT or TIE DECREE.
WhereupOn the COuu doth adjudgc order and decree,
thai this e referred Ia james Paul.. Esq who Is
hereby appointed Commissioner Tor the pnrposc
settle and adjust the accnuut OF Allied Caldwell the
lee OF said George X Swcsringep win the creditors an
thsi the said Commissioner ascertain sid report thc
mount Of money which Tire said Alted CadVell has
eeved or ~ the exercise OF due and proper diligence he
ought 10 have received trustee te said deed
tust the amount o. thc just and lawful expenses the
said trust. Also, what is due the coup under the
other creditors oftac said George X Swetinge named
teren the ratade proportion of cac creditor in The irus,
find under each ssihc a0rand thai for tis purpose
the said Commissioners fix u?ou time Snd place for
taxing ihc sad va, a'd ia0Fre yotrc tlecot 70
2 te,f 81 IT - ~ - n IS Neais', ald
tnat aG.ioe fsss y - ~,
sane, BY asi ssa. iiscftyi ta 4'f. So b spnc
newspa er printed iate ciiy o. Nfec'hi- sad
o., Tor aficIsi thirty DAY PRIOR the ne Of ing
said accOunaid tlal tie sad Commissioner require
each creditor under said deed OF trust who shall prove his
calm leiOre him, to give security for his reasonable
at the costs Oi taxing the said account and tal he report
the same 10 She CouT, with uytas Doomed peiacat IS
himself or specially required hy either Otthc parties
Tcsie, ALEX. !. LAlDLEN, Clerk.
The parties Interested ia the matters mentioned IN the
fore soing decree hereby notified tsi thsye sp, oH
ed Monday the Siti day OF August ueNi, NY Off IN
the city oi Whceiug al 10 O'clock A. Nj the time 1,d
count therein dirccCdaud require the appearance Of
the parties there with slclIprooi, vouchers, say
lie necessary 80 the Vrurcr taxing o. sad account
.Jy q lm JAMES PAU Ill, Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29
AND COMMISSION STORE
M. 100 MARKET SOIARE.

East side. door North Of Make, Aryt
EFaIE Al BsCRiBEH respec fully informs his friends
- and the public. tba; he has taken the a Owe store
where be prepared 10 receive goods fof on COM
mission oT al aneti0n attend all sa'of Furniture
Mcrchoudise OF Real Lsiac the favorable iermF
Dfy Goods. Hardwsrc Book and Variety Sales on
fhurEdsy ard Frida cvc1in1s Furniture sales the
sore on Wednesday and sa'Gfdsy morning. Thgukfll
for Fast favors De- viii cndesv0r conruu ice
o. public patronage. ap2i FM. HAI.L.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29
WHEELING TIMES n ADVERTISER
a. WIIEElING FINES a. GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED DAILY TRI WEEKLY & wEEkLT rs
j. 4. WHARTON,
TERMS or ADVERTISING.

hen estate and steamboat advertisements sheriH-' and
commissioners sales theatrical, circus or similar a,yer
Using. not To he published BY the year.
Advertisements chargeahe by the insertion shoud i'm
an csscs he accompanied by the written directions
the fmer of Insertions; Il not they will be published
tifl forbid, and payment exaetcd.
No advertisements inserted gra'uiiousiv.
Marriages and deaths Published a. news. OLt
uarics aud funeral invitations advertisements.
The privilege OF advertisers by the wear. confined
90 advertisements of their regular business Sd
exceeding squares. All other advertisement by
them willie charged at the usual rates
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29
al GINEnNL lNNITATlnN.

-, ~ PERSONS wishing purchase any afc'e in The
\ DIV foods wav. NsIhc sc1sJn Is advancing aud W..
wish p reduce och 90 AXE room 6lr arge fall sun
ply ,ermiue ;o seq 81 very reduced prices oar
stock present is very la~ce ard ofgrcst variety TIE
why we can o'cr greater ar1ats thau we would
OcrW do y 81 iuy ing secoad supp,y
Tor this season but short line AK aHd sc buy pfn
cpalv IN New York we satisfied that we rss, Der
such Inducements cauuci surpassed Is ANY hnifgt In
this ety. excepted. 80 icriug gTcat inducements
viii have tendency % SOL trt fan Scfcrnif son
JOHNSTON & BERRYtiIIL
Wholesale and rcial Ecs'crs in Foreign and nons.y
iK.2-A SIC drH ronds. SO. III. Main 81. MLealinr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29
MINTOSII'S WHEATFIELD HOTF.

H1ivsRB So. BALTIMORE
rTlHE NnEEs'GNEU IerffII.y informs % be- friends
= and o raveur JuiIr aier4 ir. thgf bp hse fs -ri
ttc entire management of zoe Wheaflcii Uoici and thor
oughlr rlcanerd. painted and furnished on riae.
rior yo. reudrr Hg af ir trssifr Hotels il
thc Cry aad sssa share o, Che pu'iir's pairortfc
Join MINTOFW
n. u. The Nlcaffrd Porter is sfwsYs ready si trr
arrival of Cars and E0as io eolyry ta-fae .o ts Hotel
Tree ut cbaree.-.iu. Anr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
-. Gs,SsyEs.yGEE.

"A 4 Mendd and HarfoIt's Furtitrrc Ware Rlnms.
whore he has received a WIZ Keep consaay on hand
large snd Ia adsOne sock 81
FASHlONA BLE AND SUPERIOR
DttY GUOIS
Which he offers a. Wholcsa'c Er.a on Inc NOS. n.
voIt'e terms. llis sock Is purchased " itf rare
and al Of with eSlecsi attention So The wants of
TIE rc'a trade The Ladies and Gentlemen ofV bcrng
and vicinity arc nvTed to cal on him. aid be- facrs
himse'i ha' they viii hrd his AID prices 10 le
quc - desirable es those of any other establishments ia
tie city.
He declines enumeraiBg Goods present hit nc cau
assure his friends uia They " iii d everything derc
'n a Ply Goods Store They call and examine
az rs DDNHR gu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29

COUGHS. COLDS. PAINS IN THE CHEST,
Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood and Lasip-
icat Consumption also Diarrkna Dps
CHf0ry md Summer complaint IN Children
spssdHy and l8eciRaiiycWred by BreHiiih-
gerS compound SFRUP of BONESET.
ETIiiis popular and unsurpassed medicine never
= fats m giving almost imuc1ce relief 80 any ~ the
above Cd complaints. Is has hccu tried y hmm
dfrls iu tbis ety. and thore ~ to tc found -
has used according 90 dgcciio. who WIZ not tcs.y
90 ~ eflcary ~ removing fiscuc Should any person
forward, ser trying AVID sey tta5 Dc She had
derived no ionctf from ts Nrir twenty I've eenis
VIII ie promptly returrci II = 90 tc had Urentiin.
geJ's NpOthoca' None genuine uuies- sieutd hy
T.. a BGfN rLtNGER.
- B-Thls medicine is now prescribed hy several NJ
most respectable sicaus So whom She compound
has teel made known. VS. Pan
~ EDlCAL COLLEGE on 0UO.-fhe regular an
Iva uual course "a Lectures boa tiis Institution VIII
commence e is' Mondsy sfNuvrus 81, sHd continue
until the fi Mtrch undrr hc f1'or1g enforcement
Auofooly, PROF sBOrH Eli.
Chemistry. fRsif. LOtkE
surrcfy. HOF. ~ SSEY.
Ma.eta NEEDLES, FROF HARRISON;
Midwifery, ROF. vs. RIGHT
Theory auf Fr8ciicc, PROS. NOOHiiEtn;
Uemuueira'nr ~ anatomy, g. T.. tNENN 81. ~.
Mairru sfion. 80 and Dissenting Ticket $50 Nulti
atff which t-f fa raid tn adfeure The ifo.gtsI 1r,
Uiscttinr tickets may DO taken or 1'cd, fhr Option
pf I've student. preparatory c0urfc oI rcturcs wiz com
rcucc un thc if NoudV oforoicr which win Pr rrstr
Toua f1 She reruisr rGfrnfso Csc uffui0u. Tic Die
scefiue rooms tg 900 De- 3rrn ~ the same t.u.c.
] U i--gW JOHN z. HARRISON, Iean.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29
TriE FRANHsIs nnUsE.
No los ChcsRui ST. b,tirscn 3rd and !
PHIL ADEIPuIA


~ HIS regular and cefN ffotei ali shcI hy tie
p Messrs tlderson ssyiag passed iiilo she usiis Of
e su scril or lac desires a. ifi s friends the pub
lie tina, Il T. nOw Open tx thc reception OF guess.
ia. those who have ssiieds.fhc Franklin House
advaHagcs desfaae stopping TfaceArs well Known;
q tLqse WHO lave ng. q villa only necessary STATE
txt ]. tiss.Stod M &c ts!ts a,t sft.e
street IN Tie immediate vicinity OF The Exchange rcst
Office, Banks Custom House, Places OF Adjustment TO-
les scaulol' Lsadinss, Railroad DcFO's Pubic square,
Court houses, &c.
Since e change of propTcioTs. large amount of
mes has cen expended ~ ca;sing rcrg, Tc-furnish-
nag ard painting. Among Tie numerous improvements
may lie mentioned Improved eurantes. ladies' or.
binary, new geft!emaus dining Don, new uarlors
cham es, Kitchen, AID new lar room. les les
malIy other minor improvements.
The principal cauies 0f first rae hotel the Tahlcaud
Wine Cellar il e under tie agent OF Mr. James
VI. Sanderson Ofthc former prOprieOrs wlnse an
iiou tD excel a. Caterer j. well knows. Ills idle &C.
rated cook, lCciier, aided ~ experienced assistants
VIII SIN continue 20 G his right hand man.
The office aud books wiz he under tic charge Of Mr. g.
T. Buuhan acIhe allie ed OF % The Daily Ohio Union
of Cincinnati, and more recently Cf Boston In short.
great eVcrpn- have teen made and hereafter win no. be
spared, TO reader thc spkib one of ihe WAY WRIST
notes 'of c5iafOrl, cOny gniURCc aud good lvius.
IS II lW -. X. MINOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29
81 CHINA
DINING. TIA AND TOILET WARE

Asn China plain aWd Iich Et Dining and Tea vs. ere &C
meat AVID fancy Je--ora. AVID 20 tt UOrc ~ fhc -ame
SORE I1ffcf srfefId vrrefr ul fu.a Flower Na
EEL. Chimney Orramrrfs. ~ a r.. ord ouc psu very
.rs.itIiH tud ri.r.fo ace Irur0..
fH addition SEQ hser o. uto.sa'H7 'f.-e and rc'i
rlf,i .0rE oIt 1utrIuH Ware. which He nI1 .fl
terms ZEN 90 GOO iu Che roun'-F. rfoof
lUfwlcD we clgare BOZ Ilca.c ts made ID. aHs respcc
fsr runsr East oftfo aims. aiint usual rw~1-e.
torrrf dosrfs afe invited tu give rs tIl AVID MAKE
H.eruu.. t-san. H a. f SW EMMY.
II5 Nos. end Moufor ..rt.is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29
IAMEs TALLMApGE. President.

" lRGINIA.-Ata Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
" Cbancery, lcsun, continued and held for the Com
~ OF Ohio, at the Court House Hereof Friday tie Isi
day OF November, 1874.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29

Nathaniel = Itkranr. EHcrt H. Caldwell Alexander
CtdwrH. Cpsrlts Ncnve aid Jarc x. his wife. Moses G.
GOOD aud Ju1ra " his WIG, W !Itu 4. Dawson and
Apn a. bis wnc 81 icsk Brady AND Mary e. =. hid
wife, (whici sad fihc-f H., AieXap0cT Jane r. Joana
W. Ann A. sd Mary - $. tie children and i,cgs.At
law of A'sNaIdc Caldwell dceeased aud John t:il SON.
Defendants.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-29

m NN11UNsEaCENCE % yefv large importation Of
'o,IiS a'ecl tom tie niSnufaciotics q EuoiS and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-14

CAMILLE SVoRL-The great maestro must have been
highly pleased with the aering reception he met with
on Monday evening last, and more SO with the favore
and complimentary notices he received from the whole
press, with solitary exception the next morning
These complme ntary notices only his due for no
person deny that this great is the most accom-
pished vions the world has seen since the DAYS of Pa.
gann We see that his second will take place
Friday evening next, the 10th nst at the Taberna.
clc He will then perform the first part of grand fan
astic concerto in B. Minor the celebrated rondo al
Csmpanello," tho hand belly and the favorite varis.
tons the air mel Cor" violin solo,) all composed By
Paganini He will be assisted by Miss Moss, Mr. r.
Mayer and signor Rape with his splendid orchestra
TIE TABrRrAcLE.- Hsydn,s grand oratorio of the
Seasons will be performed this evening at the Taber.
nacle, under the direction of Mr. George Loder with
several eminent vocsss in the solo parts together with
a select and powcrf ul chorus Miss Northall Mr..
Robert Andrews, Mr. Comes, and other well known
singers, are engaged. Mr.. Timm will preside at the
organ.
NorIoE TO MY BRorHER ARrisrs-As an obscure
individual, said to be German Jew, is in tho prac-
tce Of going from a,fsfe to artistic hattering them
and cringng to them, Offering, nay forcing hiss
services upon them, pretending to have unbouuded
influence with certain Of the most powerful and respect
noIs papers thereby grossly dscsiving them have felt
to notice the fact in order to place my
or9ther artists en- their guard understand that this
lnviouai connected with paper only, and that
one or TWO cent paper Il forget which,) with very
neo circ uiauon make this publication at this time
s TINS person Is apt to create good deal Of i'll
many Oh which are but too often very highly colored
LEOPOLD DE MEYER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-14
Literary Intelligence.

ahso,, 'ss,n IRON the Amherst Express that the Hon.
tne erecuon OF cabinet and observatory for Asherst
s,s hsppy response among the western mills Of
brother for the erection Of an obserystorv @ =; ms
Collcge.-Bosfcn Transcript W. "'i'i""'
The number of students entered a. Brown University
az the present term ioryseven, the greater part Of
them IN the freshman class Several others are
to enter before the close Of the term.
James II Conn. A. NJ. has been appointed Professor
Of Mathematics in lafayette College, Pa and Thomn
Baird of the institution has resigned his
as Professor of Chemistry no has been an
pointed.
The honorary degree Of IL. d. was conferred on IN,
Hon Isaac Davis Of Massachusetts, the democratic can
didate for Governor by the Columbian College Wash
ington, on Wednesday
Robert Saunders has boon elected President Of III,
William and Mary College, virginis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-14


TIE piolenf .dssau Our police reporter was mis-
informed to the Of Mr. Joseph McMursy com com
k passage 70 70 in the shp Pacific which sails tsday
on Monday. having taken "dosh dorTish with seye
RAJ friends Mccsbe lost his passage ticket and IN ni'
went e Mr.. McMurTsys ONCE stated his loss, and re-
yirginad requesting that he might DO allowed to sail in
her his name could be found on her passenger list"
the once highly excited threatening to aos Mr. McMur
rays young son. The elder McMSrray arrived at this
Today the ares. Of MI
borne dismissed the affair, and McCsbs made an Apology
ss :.
He now board Of the PacAc, praying for Captain
burglary "A "kIack" was made on Monday night. or
about o'clock yesterday morning the tailoring store
occupied By Lockwood Grady. Nc rs Grand street,
pieces Of cashmere and piece Of striped velvet The
4th ward and portion Of the plumber found in base.
ment of house in Crosby st. The rascals made good
.arrest Of PckpockeL-Oficer Bloom one of our Wig
liant coppers" attached at the Chiefs Office arrested
Monday night, at the Fair Of the American Institute,
Sandy Neal whom he detected in the act of sounding"
and lingering the coat tails Of various gentlemen endea
custody and conveyed before the Chief of Pc
lice and on :kng his the ocs5 found sse
bill on the schuylk Bank Philadelphia together with
seine loose change The bank bills were secreted in
the lining of his pantaloons He had likewise large for
midabe looking dirk. with the edges marked like saw
evidently to be used for that purpose when necessity
qured. Locked up by the Chief Of Police for examna
ton
Stealing Coat-Oficer Patterson, Of the 3rd ward,
arrested yesterday morning Jerry Foley, charge Of
stealing coat valued at 81 belonging to Phillip Mayo
the barber board the steamboat North Amerca-the
coat was found on the back Of the accused. Justice
Osborne locked him up for trial.
Touch" Case.A policeman of the LIST ward arres-
ted yesterday a woman called Mary L. Sherwood, on
charge Of stealing $2s in bank bills from the pocket of
Phillip Sullivan Of Schuylkill, Pennsylvania, while in
room together at No. Thomas street The purse that
contained the money found in the possession Of the
accused but the contents gone Justice Osborne looked
them both in the accused for trial and the
complainant Witness in default Of $500 bail for his
appearance to testify.
Petit Larceny.-A fellow called Hugh MCGUIRE was
arrested yesterday by policeman charge of steal
ing $40 bank bill from John Riley, No ia Mott street.
The money found in the possession Of the accused
consequently Justice Osborne locked him up for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-14

Before Recorder Scott and Aid Compton and Walsh.
OCT iS IT; o. James DSpis alias Coiiard eontn
cution at the opening of the this morning. when il
was shown in evidence that the prisoner took up his
Smith, at No ~ John street, few months prior to their
removal to 5lst street, that after he went to reside with
female employed in the family not to enter an attic
in which the prisoner appeared to spend consider.
able time and that charcoal had taken into the
for some purpose or other Davis and Parkinson had
been seen in company board the steamboat Raritan
in the month of May is45; (abou month after the rob-
berry OF the barge) that Parkinson then his
home woodbridge. MY II was also shown that con-
siderable sum OF money in Bank of England bills found
IN possession OF the prisoner at the time Of his arrest
were purchased by Parkinson from Mr.. White broker
in Wall street. but that the description of money given
BY Parkinson for the bills the Bank Of England could
not be recollected by Mr. w.
The testimony on the part of the prosecution being
closed T. Warner, Esq. opened the the part Of
the prisoner AT the close of his remarks he proceeded
to read the testimony Of Mrs Elizabeth Holroyd of No.
90 Old Baily, London, England, whose deposition had
been taken by commission in accordance with permits
SION granted by the Court Of General Sessions.
Mrs. ELIzABErH HoLRoYp deposed that she knows the
prisoner James Davis whose real name abe believes to
be Richard James Davis that she had known him for
upwards OF ten years az customer that he had fire.
quently visited her eating and lodging house. and
veral had stopped at her house. with his wife
recoected seeing him at her house in November lsi4
when he called to put up ornamental sign blind
contained $500 alleging that was ali he was worth
and requested that might be taken good of that
nc supsequentAy called ana asked Tor IT, took II into
private ROOM and requested the loan ofscaes for weigh
ing sovereigns; that he afterwards showed forty
rcigns which he said were short weight could say
what were the contents Of the box, what were the
pecunary means Of the prisoner the nature of his cir
cum stances Saw him subsequent to the 9th of Nov
1914; might possibly be between the 9th and l3th
tha month that she last saw Davis that he had the tin
box before alluded to) whom he last called at her house
could not say when he left England or where he wen
after last seeing him in London.
psyid Graham, jun. Esq. will proceed to up in
pona OF the accused tomorrow will be followed the
District Attorney for the peoples David Paul Brown
ESQ will close the Defence and James r. Whiting Esq
will conclude the summing up on the part of the
cuuon Alter which the will be submitted to ths
ury, under charge from the Recorder.
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Common Pleas.

o,x beiore Judge lngraham.
oDsn " Connor Us Wm. j. Buck-This was an action
LOT rent The plaintiff lets defendant the rate
OF sooo year The defendant afterwards refused pay
the rent The defendant pleaded the general ISSUE and
served neuce OF giving special matter in evdenceto
VII ihst ne never executed the deed secondly, that the
premises were only worth $500 year, and thirdly that
pantin had agreed to advance to defendant $4,000
enable him to carry on his business, which he after
wards declined to do Verdict for defendant.
torp plaintiff Messrs Crist and MCahill.
Before Judge DAILY
so dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-14
THE OFFICIAL DISPATCHES
FROM THE ARMY.
MOVEMENTS OF THE ADMINISTRATOR

We give on the outside of this days Herald, the
official dispatches, so far as published in the
Union. from General Taylor also under the post
script head, four five important letters from our
special correspondents in Washington, detailing
the movements and intentions OF the admins
tration relative to Mexico. These dispatches
will be read with the Creates interest by the
public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-14
What has become OF the steamer 2

We regret TO say that we have no tidings of the
steam ship Great Britain. She is overdue,
whether she left Liverpool on the I'D or the 26th
ult The Caledonia, with advices from England
TO the 4th inst, viii be due in Boston on Saturday
or Sunday next