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The New York herald., 1846-03-03
Court OF General sessions,


MARcH 2-The March term of this court com.
menced this morning. before Recorder Tallmadge and
Aldermen Dodge and rappan. John McKeon, Esq, Dis
The calendar for the present term is small, com prs
grand larceny for bgamy for obtaining property BY
false pretences and for keeping disordely house
making total Of IS new cases. Previously convicted
previously indicted, % bastardy, abandonment
Of family. making total Of 80 cases.
The Grand Iaquea-of SO persons summoned to at.
of the Grand Inquest term viz Theodore Mar
tine. Qoreman) Anthony Arnoux Patrick Brady, James
Demerest, David Field Avery Green, Henry C. Hod.
man. Joseph Jackson James Jacobus, Maurice Kerri-
gan, Stephen Lyon John Mills Lewis K. Osborn James
L. Stratton, Edward J. Swords VIM. Tsppan, and VIM.
Wilmarh who, aftcr the usual charge from the Recor
der retired to their for the purpose of commenc
The Petit Jurors, summoned to attend were then call
ed most OF whom appeared and answered to their
Fines were then imposed upon those persons who had
Cass Of Counsellor 7srhune In the Of this person,
recently indicted for forging the name Of the Recorder
to paper directing the release OF prisoner from Gus
ody, the District Attorney moved that Counsellor Ter
hume be cited to appear in court Saturday morning
next and show cause why he should not be suspended
from practice in this court until writ Of shall
have been returned and his satisfactorily disposed
Of The Court granted the motion Of the District Attor
ney.
Sentence Of WIlson.-ln the Of william Wilson,
concerned with John Clark in entering the store Of
Messrs Draper Co., No. IS Maiden lane, seizng and
cenning by cords, the Lad attendance while they
pundered the premises then placed at the bar and
10 pe imprisoned Id the state PRISON for the
term Of ten years.
Trial Of Michael Walsh for LibeL--Michael Walsh was
then called to trial. for having in the month of June last
Published I'D newspaper, entitled the Subferrdns0n,
alleged oelious article the character Of John Hors
pool. cabinet maker, residing in the Fifth ward
This case having been twice before submitted TO jury,
in neither OF which they enabled to agree yer
Dict detailed report Of the evidence at present adduced
would be mere repetition of what has laid
before the public Attachments having been issued to
secure the attendance OF several notable characters
witnesses on the part Of tho defence, something rich
he ritad IN hQ nj to-no
IN which case will be found in the columns Of the
Herald.
The New York herald., 1846-03-03

To rns Eprros or rHs NEw Yoax HrRALp--
am disposed to take exception TO NO reasonable
shrewdness in tho tactics ofmy opponents In their bat
tie towards me- in the papers; but numerous state
snts have been made In your paper in which the par
ties Dwight, 0oody ear Co., have taken disconnected
patches of my previous and to each At
tschsd my NAME sftsr adding words Of their ownJ end
thus publish them without any authority leaving the
mine; say this may appear very shrswd to them,
but without the privilege Of showing the game to the
public, shall have exception 10 make This, am in
clincd to think you will not deny me-thsrefors beg
you WILL In common justice 10 me- publish this note
and, will add that Il seems to must Be very
weak indeed which requires to be upheld BY such means
Respectfully. HORACE H. DAY.
saturday Evening, Feb ~, ls<s
The New York herald., 1846-03-03

IHE Loss oP TIVE JOHN MNrURN.-We stated
yesterday, th the Captain of the John Minturn had
received orders IRON her or consignees, not
to receive New York pilots. We understand that
h's IS not so that her owners or consignee have
ever been friendly to the pios and that they never
gave any such orders We are happy to learn this,
and mention 1t here ga simple &C, Of Justice 70
bem.
The New York herald., 1846-03-03

CoRoNERs OrricE, March 2-Burnt to Dsath.-The
Coroner heldsn inquest yesterday at the City Hospital
on the body Of James W. Butler, aged l6years, born
in ireland This poor boy was an apprentice to Dow.
ming and Baldwin, No. las Reed street. jswslers. 1t
seems this boy was at work Saturday with . cam
phne lamp and turning around he accidentally upset
It, and contents fell his clothing setting him in
perfect blaze by which he was 80 seriously burnt that
he died at the hospital, early yesterday morning ver.
dict accordiuRlv.
The New York herald., 1846-03-03

At Skanesteles, on the 10Th Of February, the mer.
curry vas down 10 " below zero,
The New York herald., 1846-03-03
Court CsI.ndar-Th,s pey,

CoNMos PLsAs--Part lst-Nos ae L. -, o. 274 6l So.
sc, 81, IS, 90, 10, 81, 81, 100.
Part 2nd-Nos. 25s. II, ~, 70, "a, IS ITO to ila.
The New York herald., 1846-03-03

welfare Of our country, that Congress will not ne
glect to give this matter candid consideration
Let the people, on all hands, assemble and petition
their representatives to awake from their slumber,
and not stand idly by while foreign governments
are taking steps TO reap the harvest that should be
ours. Above all, let the mercantile community of
New York remember, that the execution of this
project may render our city the emporium of the
commerce of the world
The New York herald., 1846-03-03


j. a. Laurence vs. j. M WardveH This was
tion the to damages for breach Of
tract In February. lsiS the plaintiff entered into
written agreement with the defendant Tor hrEg the
No. Cedar street. for year. the tenancy to com.
mence the first Of May ensuing, at the yearly rent OF
$780, quarterly In pursuance Of the agreement,
the plaintiff called upon defendant tho first day Of
May TO get possession the defendant refused to give
IT, and in consequence the alleges he was put to
great Inconvenience and additional expense, being
obliged to provide himself with another store on very
unreasonable terms For the defence, stated that
there was misrepresentation on the part Of plaintiff
that the understanding Of the parties although not 20
expressed in the agreement was that there should be
no alteration made In the store whereas the plaintiff In
tended had he got possession to alter the interior Of it,
and ht 1t up saddery and harness manufactory-
Sealed verdict this morning
For plaintiff Mr.. Crist, and Mr.. Hudson for de.
feniant, Messrs. Sherwood and Benton.
|. The DansriHs Republican states that Mr.. Rey.
noids, formerly superintendent the Genesee Valley
canal, and who said to b, defauler has mmted
suicide.
We are informed that two young women lately set
fire to meeting house Of the Reforms in Boone coun.
~ KY and burnt to ashes. because the church had
refused them membership. What worthy church mem
bsrs they would have made Cor-sssn, (kv) Mfsi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-21
lArNEY

Mr. khencscs Webster, Of Providence. ar.
ID ives cured u the Asthma by usins l,e
hottiss.
Rev. Simeon Siegfrioi WIS curcd of Intu
oa1s a Hcarsencss, and = bard dry cough. by
one bottle.
Rcv. DE. Dsh.ok. of Ponehkecp-ic. cav.
that knowing DR.. Jayne 80 b. q regular Ply.
neisn. aud having used bis medicinss psroa
slly snd ia hiS family dos DOT h~~,,ss,c 20
c%osnnrnd them - safe and emineutls Useful
medicines. and a valuable addition Ia oar Ma
irus Mcdica.
Rev. John sguS. of iSmbrfisyiil.. New
J~frry. who wss suffering With a hoarScpsS.
and soreness % tie lungs and ihfnss. end q
~salocthng Asthma We. cured by one bottle.
Nr. J. l. Simpkiir Sss that il cuud his
wite 81 Consumption. sIsl oic o. has children
- uoopiag Cough.
Res. Jonsihan Guing. ID. D. PfoAcssot oi
Grzns lie College. Ohio. ssys. 'He ess labor
,as under a s~yerr Cold. Cough and Hosnc.
ne.s. .nd that hiS d,ihcnlsy Of breathing was
.o errat that he felt himself in imncnrni, don
ecs al immediate Subtraction bat was perfect.
IL eorrd b, using this Expcc,omnt." Mrs.
Dilks. Of Salem. n. J, was cnrd IL Asthma
az 20 years standing, by nsing two bottles Of
ihis mcabinc. Mn. Ward also, OF salem.
was cured of the sanie complaint by hse bot.
ties. For sale by
sp 20 DR.. J. CEUMBACKER.
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roe mr. nNH.

- ~ 1855
GEO. w THOMPSON STHE ELECTION.
II has been wei shown that Il j. aHriss
and dangerous. sAsORnd and fuie 20 supPce
for a moment: tina, the legislature viii give
local Interests Of local questions more OF less
favor. according as the people arr wings or
democrats: oraccoriing a. they cleo; wings OF
dsmOon;s. The very superstition q such an
sBument j. q KIrSoAcH sod a nsrL uPon
the Legislature. and the s;,eniF, 10 carry !,
oui not only wreHs. bu, dangerous.
Bu, i; i, aid by The Argus snl By one or
iro ia a thousand that Col. Thompson - q
man Of superior powsr aud iaancncc. aDd csn
,herciors effect morr iuf rs shan Col. Psuioit.
Now ! ssk sny I%ihuiing mau II snyiLisg il
j. more shallow ~ further from vie truth thsa
this' be j. no, the equal q Parnos, si.hcs
H. address or i%a;rlifei. The ~oondacss o; Col.
fafriotts Judgment j. pso,cthisl and tic III.
prfioniy ct his saAwn i. fully rooscn bs the
Ia, TIA, f.w lncn arr 20 much 6l, aud below.
81 within sbe sFhrse olhis duiicDAnd scquaia-
ssno - Col. rsnioli. while the REVERE il
ihn CsS with Thompson, respect iog whom
always simisisses a. men become acquainted
with him, and ior Lc very mason that wne
mcn know him ihey ind that there l. nothing
about kia whioh can or ought 20 command
respect or confidence. We daily see hi" IN
difficulties aud disputes. no.; with his poiih-
cal sdyerssn~ ouly; bu, with his friends II
. friend difess wiih him ,he st oIss
him g. q dIsorssnirr aud enemy 10 has pSry
We acc him ,ssmplins on ono. eFosAl"B thc
rs,h of another. qusnclling with . third. and
pr,~cribsng wholr sections Of hts party; while
towards his political sdsessafies he ia malls,
nsu,. showing them not even common chan.
~ on respect. not scraPsins 10 dcnounc'
,hcm by whole towns aud commuaiiirs a
roxues aud rsscsls. These traits follow hin
esesywhen--they arr 4 part OF his very nature
lie cen b. a. well Separated from his shadow
ss from them. lei not possible that soch a
msu can have i~nhnsnce or weight. But wen,
he no, obnoxious TO the insuperablc Objection
already named. il is not possible foI Thomp
son 10 have influence az Richmoad-his );
: Ciairssille speech applaudiag Suii, wag an,
which his malignant aud foolish qusn,ls will
; his political friends forced into light, woul.
! destroy his OF ANY other mans influence a
e Richmond. WHEELING.
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There will bcs csiebs,ion OF the s~nnivcs.
Of tho IndcyeDdeni orieI u ODD Fellow
-hir. IN this cisy Of lbs 2oth lust. bya pro-
ccssiou &r.
An csssion will be delivered by the Rev.
Ms. HoertAapo of S,cubenvi'le. also. . scrnos
on TIC OCCASION ey the Rev. WISELY ktssrs
Of this city.
The Trustees Of the NJ. r. Churyh. have
kindly gysrsei to us the use OF their Church
for this orcssion- Tns services viii com.
mence .; IL O'Clock All hrother Of ,hi.
city. spa travelling bsoshcn Of good standing
are iuvitcd 10 participate with us.
The II. T.. Church Chcir, by brother Rob,.
Hsmilion 'hrir header. have consented 20 ,~r.
'crm appropriate nnssc expressly for this CO
yasioo. The citizens aud Others. arc respect.
fully invited 10 attend.
Apni Is. 1910. l.. BOlI.EAC. Chofrnaa
81 ff con@ifise II arrangements end Inri.
iaiioS 4 FTuaAliA Lodsr No. IL.
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ExrRa LioronIcE--s essss snail
HL spk. Soc ss.e Ls ~
sp2I PRYOR 4 PAULL
pEcEIyTD At % uARrrss Tie, cod
NJ SrF SOC . e,1 Csssiseeh'. Old xk
CsPs. . fs-i afd h.h4sa.Lle .ssal. .a3i
Htsrou Ofi-i5 a. q. t. GOD oder. iu.,
~ ,rss .Rl ia ssls 100 u.
s2ai PRYOR q PAUL.
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We are informed ,ha, the wheat crop IN
the surrounding country Is ~sPfS'ca,ly sutisf-
ing from drcuih. W. hars had 40 rain Of
importance foS several weeks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-21

TIE anrieSy manifested TO sc the debate
Vi Messrs.c n,icndcu and Aliens the senate.
on the Oregon ques'ioo. has induced % 20 a.
bindon our paper slmosi entirely % A. IL IS
well worth, Of u-m~i.
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~ 'Hunrf Arni -. 1850
lhe i'''oa HE Application n.r m .
'l.rn''. ier tfitHafitt asd isiI la tu. ~
# Hu'lt CO. neat n"i.rfiur.tf
''.H Eobos'n ,oie h,pi CO., Mtlst y.
Wsuf
Pa.'.'. GmpiriI 60 ser,ou N..a 4, D.,
hHri
nanfi @' to p ksPi aa SIS
waff. fH
q vol 10 p keprou So rtt s.
fs'e,n Z Newlsre q b. septos IS
lohn uld g. b. h.goa M.a. u,
Warf -
fri.gea M.aet ob tsr o. N.is D..
JN>its WnET ,l,rt
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sGOONgUGE

TnR & RENEDY-

APPRovHD nv THE FACULTY.
For Cesyks. esfSs. AsfAna, B~reneAins. es..
.-ps,ea. snd al sfAsr afsefis~s " ns
Bronclinl ixhcs.
D.EFARhD ss,ss;y sss. he csss,as. .al
~ssssnasd - eoa'sss no pssssssssss Is Aa,.
r-shr. Ne err - Ovssts.
MORE rn.s 3oos aavs sxxx .otp an srr.ur
rns ctrs - essct>>su ALONE. ~srnx yrr
iAst sSs sossas. avn ~ sway cssr ~tt,
t"k MOTT rsFscr sArstAcrsoS ~ ynx pa.
rEsp.
ne C.sssfs Psnseea /, how e-Jsr~s ~ ,A,..
c srss ~ shr Asi s~ssssfsbsssy. N sh~ss srss.,
srseias and u. riAss 70 NJ ssnsrssrpd n. c.Iv
@s'i''ls ever dsesssssi esFs.i< 81 specify AMI
~p<fus-easly sisl isg hc,netssi nrisflaa. ~k,eA .
Ne sole cass- q ~.sfas. .sArss. brvo~hnss s.I
sessrAs- 10 De Lh~sis. ~hs bui esyssssss he
. auhn VI ell The 6r.i ss.hs,itsss in Esssr, ,.I
Ausrcs. - tSe shiris Of ssi he ras-s u.s,li, -.
gsuieI .. ,sas 'usssesleas sssasssspas,a -ssi 4.
csnsssrsd .. losrvsr ssulsa-
We selsst he flI.~ nc nsmss 80 0 MT
handsrds ~ts have lsiI ne hss,as sks.s.. "a
thss.slys. sad s-eo ~ ,n their fApsas.. s-ss~.s
sasny VI ,Ls N az well Ar.s~u - The hs-As.- esm.
meat, 80 whselsns 40 msn 81 s~snilae So Has'
sscr IN M inssss. ~hs ~ss q ~ ~ . ss-nssi.
lsni stlssf ihvif n4m~s Nc ,h~ss - dseues n -.
ds,ish4shss II an q hris. ssrvp< ifsn HE cunvistca
q -. .ss .silay 10 fas sfns'~i.
"a " Pssli.r-. B~sss~-y is~i. N ssd u.rs'ssa 90
w fssxfn. R~~a~sy near f~si~ss.
a. W e. no. Bssksy- He'll fssndsv ~ e.
> s.t5as %. ~ itspss ~ss~Ap~se sycansss sseei
J 4 T,sussr ss'sson Deniis Cscsrsss -.
- s.rns. trs &c y Dasr A 90 So a L Md.
y Nsbis. tan.i soiis, ts's .hice.
, J'ass-. A-.,.i.nt .issk iira'a ca soperses court.
r. ~ whsAden. Gna Whe.dsn & Bissa. Asetn-
pr k~ses. i4b q tss~sea s,n~ and Race.
- Norman. h'm Fsskhsne s kssssr. Main a.
o. Itet l4utn. npr.r3 - At let A.ls sai syc.
a Neweii. IL avr Syrenes 81.
~ Lynn fmshs ftsfsL
W Johi. n Csrrsstsf 81 q.
cspi Adsas. g ls plu. iisas~
q vJtne-. c,,ner L.-swut,h and Rses
: s'rrire .c.,snsf yo,s al csasss.
y ~ fivrst ~S.esnss-n
SALTER frpps.c,es. Csnsiansii. o.
fstcs aGis 50 renis rs b afi~.
Fgsas ,yJAMES BAKER sds ss~n, rssssf
NJ u ue ana NJ ga Sc Whesiinx. Va sal
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~TREGlSTER.
PORT OF
A% WHEELING SaMR
REroRTEn ny Cuas. a.. pEHn

REPORTED nv Cuss. 90. BERRY
snRIv ALs Asp orrAETUfrs
" Beats for fAS let 20 Aosfs. fHd.ag yrsitr.
day at Z O'ciock. y. NJ
sRrgNsLs. nIrAETrEts.
Al,quipps. fttsbufgh Cincinnati
Blpc Ridge. ~. Louis
Gambia. Cincinnati Pittsburgh
New Frglsni. -
Sa~Squehanns. 81. Louis 4"
Water ia Inc channel 4 &. 9 IN. Falling.
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MERCHANTS DRUGGISTS. PHYSICIANS.
MANUFACTURERS aAi PAINTERS

~ NJ hEho A4AA IAtsN LhN
q kE rsfs.oiafs inNasJ 10 rait sod st,rsnts
n e"r .;pk al Dfus. Dc Siuf. Psiau. Yer
"i'h'. Sc We hsse - uHih ~ $40 d, ~Hr5
. large ntuic.aie Dtas : pfs uUh 81 snun Tsnn
sTo,K sbich Ne oaef 30 CASH. - s.,is,.J
rfcHH. sfihe hve. mafts' rsfe-
We psfucsisfi, Isq4sst ~ sa a e.si ~
1is-i' ~ fhs stHfr Nrs. 81 ad sfJ rmsam s.f
WIRE. slt ~tai ih>i AVE r,,sfas.iy pss4. All
hon Iu'fs - tssso. iss. wshssr ~ ssra.oi j.
ieA ss4umtnf-Aa" ~tshAs
Dates
,'"o Lrr'a I'"s an< o'afss S.pexs
Iatso1 u stutt F.ieei Me4ph.ss
t-ff' ksr'd OIL An'>, Dr. Csafs So,
>hskrfs Iirfhs A EfN 1acs N4-u. e.
I mt Chrtasc1is. g. Dhuseas G.
uYE-SruFFS
Owe OF hds 4 csAs LxNss's sa3 Coessn,
b~essi 4 Ss-n ipdsss % Vsral
tfh Z boish Hsttst. AfsaH spd S.sssc
hst 80 Waste Argu'. GrAfnfsl A.
PAINTS
inff Z . shre Led -, W,nf,a gt...
h'd lfsf I'D LHtaE Is .~~i Of
t"rsi sdJ 10 N4fasa Ps4m Hfs.As.
l~At"s slss ftsp Fsas yuhs. a.
az sns
NV NiipftS Az BKfG AHgffOrSy
y. " eorasr y TtafA ssd Msrtss Sirss,s.
fziLsbrLralN.
arRl = GAMrBgLL & FRENCH
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Wheeliag Division Nc. is, Sons 81 TEN.
r~ranc, pscets ssefs Friday evening. at half
I4st : o'clock. y. NJ ~ door ab-s,e NArke,
Alley. n story East side 81 Main street.
A HAIIOWkLL ~. 4.
Tun< ncrxaaoox. X =
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CnNrrRr

Al IHE CITY HALL. WHEELING
", AM WEDNESDAY EsaNU.
81 shf "a l7tC y Ne sas No
ai nte asFrrsa t
"a" f' - r~ ca 20. lgl nasAs.f
W. o.. Z fsfArmslse 10 r.mae~t.
ep2l 1853"
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE pRy.Goons.

NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRY-Goops.
Nkot1sk MrNuaKAy. 70 a~ s,-.saf |.
~ gs@Ssi shsk " SseA< s-d Fs.<, De-.
G~as. ~ phsAs az sFAsssa Of as sasa a<s /.
respectfully s.Lsctrrs Am~ox ssts snsex ~ai
hs ts"d sssss sssy Jssssshis SID Ar sssssa.nxly
~ sfxes
sst~s .sr-s Fs-s~k. n~lss-. eel gnxH.h eJ.a..
BiaeA ssd FaAcy eafd EaeiisA ax8 Txeel
Cassi~sFss, Nss rsrk 10. Bra, Gycen sHS
Ees@ asTed cosAAsretfes aNS gid Cssei@<re.,
ooNbyoous piaia. bsrrta aad Striped. plala
nss faHey Lsa<a D~yilsngss Eifk q large sleek
- Cei'ss 10, u tssry sarifsy. Parasss, a
gsatfai assoafsssi fross s7t np 60 81.
fon HE LADIES
rss sUrt ~ - ssd ga H~k Sstassars ssi
b'frss is~~ssfteI Bsrsss SAsAA sse Ssrs, sgisa-
ID 50 sng-d a. kS - &ssias ests~ss fsf@
pffs "a ~ sssy nrAs zreaasse< Rssssrs ESD
K"tS- ssfy ss3ssJ4s ys,.n : = sfa-< rsrh~.s "a
t.e<hss Lssns wsh . gsess Fsn-'y - CA'As
Pr sf.k -
o NErS--s 30 fbsss~~ s'sA. C,pssy
- s~ssesdssy g. As-sA's" s'sP as
iisf e. sus - rssisNa - s'sss ,s',s'firp~'
- - saf Iass- Fsss-s@ Ba4st h's.ss 'sT
ssxtuG~gl. fsrsA sst ssAsf Fssss w'ssh'
~he . ssaFfsi . "A - Fsnsf s~staiss. % dssA
ss~i cstss % q fss@ liza satssssss IS
30 tsys sDo 30 ~ k~~s sAsssn,fs sai sAr
80. 49, TO 80 % susS Cssrss tssass 80.
tss.A .trk - .sess Ga~sssds. fg~eAens 'a
@tss Tees. Tie saess Css-is hsssst h~sn SH
. sssd .ss s,.s rsss =. f~i sysss ssd 80
ias. ali ~ 80 a. ~ isas <pstbAs .4ssn~s
GEORGE M'AURhAy.
sgIss afsssss ssssss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-10
NUMBER 8.


'InE BsRfh. 90 uRs. JtDSoN, At a. H.sa.
u Napo.on. WV
A Song Of tie Church
n -enx of hs ehsrrh. rray old
That stands the Oas An
A. n glance l. thrown m .cene. H h,,h hasa
How ih@ VIII h.h
ar hosn' % my yoaih sin cling h.n.d
ho1rHiay .nE @ourafnS' o tn. Nshtasa%'s p-alh ssa.
" ne D-am Of oseeols. composed BY D y Knasa
Conc 70 the Fore-t-Dsut.
The Noodpceksrwouis es IN. ,ul,r
ny Lutte Il has but song-cosnposey ~ vV.Ss
The L'e hara-a lh- fo b. .ars IN n,
'~ aierl hui Lti ssse,.
sing % the Nightingale
Cold blew the night wind ~aAser~s)
Th- ko-- % Ahbama-ths asa
Away from M-<i-yps.
Wtd my use hat dar for
crossed n bal-,
To 'Ro~e oh Alabama
Lows Pilgrim. composed By p. ~ Brown
Come hthsF, hnhsr-by
Love Now, another reply In Love Nor
On hs too short hap,ns IN .,ng,o, 6 ,,A,
ought ' NV 's ~ We
Nay on~-n BY D.mpster1 parts one. suh.nb.i with n,
srsan Vzaete printed IN colours Il n,Ak- mos ,,,T,
bic aud appropriate
W The above named small par, f,h 49,.
y '"PPV J4s received Al IL TAYInRs
fiano forte WaT-noom and sals.u
Main ST
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FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

No. i3O uain, Corner OF a th and Vain streets.
H. b. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
h<. Of Spring and Summer Ready Made Clothing and
mems Fancy Ware lie hand complete
ment OF the following articles viz
French and English Cloth Dess and Prock Coats black
brown, olive green.
French Fancy Cassimers DOeskin
Single Mined Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
Black Satin Sik and Bonibazine Vests
Fancy do do Narcotics and Cashmereue Vests
White Mnrsces Vests duobe single breasted ndng
rolling collar
Md, Silk. Thread and White Berlin
Shirts, super plain fancy
BOsoms and Collars Of the latest styles
MeTino Cotton aud III Undsuhirs
DO do Drawers and SOCKS
Scarf Cavats stocks and Pocket dkfs great variety.
Suspendsrs Of all kinds
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
Al Of which will sell any this side
of OregonI
r. H. Spence continues Clothing made
up At the Fashionable Establishment Of John ~
umoTe.
An assortment Of samples constantly hand.
upl7 E. n. SPENCE, Agent
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TINE subscriber having IN his employ several
- etrsnrnCed Rrlehbyer aav contract " in suy
ersun Who bct psvns done any pat II tbc civ
either q hahmore PAVING Buck haH Rich
mood Of % COMMON Brick.
Also c of Crates Stock ot F,rr Hrict ~ snv
oths tnd ~ % wutt in ihs line, al Of
bes' he lowest terms ~ hs ,hartes no,ee
JOHN JONES
sPIS-9m A. wAnhsh a sons once Car sueet
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NlRGlNIA-AtR Rules held in the Clerks on.

" ih"lNlA-h Rules held in the Clerks OF.
nee Of the Ccuit Superior AMI Cape,,v cr
county on Monday, the 4th day NAY IsG
'ohn "ad'"orih David Turner AMI PALMER ne.
chants and partners under IN. wads<ouh Tn., "a =,
e ns 1"hn t. "adswoith David Turner and George
e Surviving partners Of the late TH wadswoh Winiam.
20 urn eonstuiedo Of themselves certain Orr.n Wi %
now deeeassd, aud Charles Yancey, Pns.
John H. rapseot James rapseot. Andrew LAND lame.
Iapseou Arthur H. Moon John William A seo,t N,y,h,
nh w ''auni Thomas H. Baker, George Booker
- AA' anu ''eN's'- i'naai' Dens,
In Chancory.
The defendant Marshall Couch having entered b
and given according Act OF Assembly, and - Rn
OF u Court and II appearing by satisfactory that h.
not an nhattant OF THIS Country Il That tb. aid an
sent defendant do before Conn, on M
n day OF September Term The ball u th. psod
and that copy of tins order b. Grtth .on
per published the City two unonhs
and posted at the front door Of hr Of this eoupy
Copy. Teae
lie 4,
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IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS.

CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND GLASS
AtgreatIy reduced prices for Cash.
INTENDING 10 move during the Summer into
the Store house above Messrr Awater
and directly opposite Messs Webb
heve ourselves OF the trouble and
goods, have determines,
prices goods whole
Stock. Spring Importation OF China
and Class greatly reduced prices for Cash City
short credit
our Old inytsd make their purchases OF
above u regular prices the usual credit.
Merchants us
Spring open
Fall, entire fresh supply Of fashionable goods
WM. 2. BUTLER n co,
So Main Street,
If he Pitcher.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

'I'iE Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing
TO thu pabbe that b. rented The best style thi. .,.
esAb'hHHeni and u now prepared TO
"a INC most eomioftahe manner To his former patrons r.
urs M most sincere thanks snd their
fohase with an assrasee a" art 20
of thef comfort and His proyi.d IN
% -, mannef and he lar hhed with ehoice.t hqnnrs
Il" ios- persons who saubros si,tr II
during the approaching he -ay TIN
" hs- h'n no number Of large and eonOdOa IN.
accommodation % private fanii-s - -
R1 His charge will b. n.oderats.
MICHAEL. G. HARTMAN
% Attached aIfs ,rd eor,u,aos. s,n,..
with sre.Ieh Stages runnp- 10 and from ,,n
- ~ VA and passengers going southwest
.-- 49, A. cAuhoh' 21-1m