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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
The New odeops papers arc 1.-THE lith
LATER FROM THE RIO GRANDE.

LATER FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
The steamship New York. at New Orleans.
left B'a1os 81. lago ON the 9th and Galveston
OH the llth inst.
General Taylor quietly left Mstomoras Tor
CamarSo early ON the morning of the 9th, in
the steamer WhiteNille, accompanied by a..
bout one half OF the Texan Regiment OF In
iantry. aud d lew regulars.
A skiuEish had taken place near Camargo
between a party of about 600 Indians aud
some 10 orS0 Rangers, on account OF depreda-
tons committed by the former, in which the
Indians lost some twenty men, aud the Ran
gers two. tile latter party re-capturing $50
horses.
According to recent private adviccs from
Mexican %citLens living at Monterey, To their
friends IN Maiamoms, there are in thai vicin-
iy about 200 soldiers, who can b. conccn
tnted IN very short notice az Monterey. This
comprises all the Mexican force this side ol
the Sierra Aladrc. Gen. TaylOr's adyices
which are not, however, of quite 80 recent a
date: state that there are only about 2OO sap
%alores working on the iortiica;ions at th
city in question.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
WILLIAM.

correspondent OF the New York Advert
ser, writing from Saratoga Springs, states that
a merchant from New York, of high si.nding,
has been obiig.Jlo Zee precipiiately from that
place. To- escape Chastisemcnt al tn hands of
oil Use parent, OF a number of young girls
whom DE- grossly Iusultcd at the swing 40 the
g1rlcu of Union Hall. The father aud the
grandfather oi one of the girls seized him aud
dragged him into the office OF the Hotel where
ihe child confronted him, and described his of
fence. III. was required To leave the yiiIiagc
forthwith, and as be lodged at the United
States. was suffered TO depart, although lac
narrowly escaped being lynrhcd ON the spot.
1nj ouly because OF lis alleged family conncC-
lions. &c., iu afflicted sister being there un-
der hIs protection. The. ADVERTISE only pub
fishes the E-I. ui the end of his ndiuc, but
such q rascal deserves 90 BE- exposed from one
end Oi thr Union To the other.
AFlSll STORY The sea. serpent being
"~cug1grd ior thc season at Nal1dni' the New
port hotel keepers have gone into q mammoth
shark enterprise. Que OF toe Providence pa
pcr~ thusdrscubrs Che interior OF thc last one
caught. There ate probably but "lew more
LETS, OF the same sort. ~
Upon cutting him open, and holding o post
Ut9rttm examination, we found in li. rdpd
olous stumlcI-a deiuiiolm Of French Bnudy.
a good sized Ifun cIowder pot. a large sage
cheese, a ball box o! Spanish cigars. aud ruu-
lnttc wheel, marble and cloth. together with a
hlack Ctmbligk umbrella aui a COPY of Bsu-
HfI HsTold-dll 10 a good state Of prcscrya-
ton
A Vermont editor advises the Young ladies
n thh," dIElins 90 abandon lhe good old
way ui doing up matters m thc surfing iine,
AMI recommends this summary mcthol
aa ~ $500. IA a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24


The Washington correspondent Of the n.
Y. Commercial writes
One of Our ci,izms, a youth OF remarkable
courage and ConstanCy, aud iudumitdblc per
severance, left this city some years ago Tor
Texas where he became distinguished Ia the
military service.
lie was here, last Spring. looking Cor anop
pointnent ~ the mounted rrgjmcut, iu which
be was promised a captaiucy.
Being here, d. was designated and employ.
cd by to- Government 90 carry the SANTA Fc
traders tie Intelligence OF the war with Mex.
leo.
When tie Tea- senator, were informed
that hc had und,gJakcu thc task. they pro-
n0uncci tbat % would b. rash iu tht extreme
Tor Capt. HUH iul 60 undertake thc enterprise
Bat the captain did undertake ual execute
II with entire success. IT returned lo this
city Il few DAYS ago, aud found that hc bad
lost las capldInry. there being up ,]1raurics
and thu War D. puriuarut CutJ,Wuhi, ALLOW.
ance Tor his energetic cntefpri-. on heii.
The New York Courier aud Enquirer. after
noticing tie deception puc,i-cJ upon thc
people Of Pennsylvania. iD To- Presidential
canvnss Of 1871 relative 20 the Tsrin. SAYS.
"Now how shall this same lick Co., guarded
against in luturrf Is SUCCESS ibis inn i, IA
slr giafspfy That IL will d. agIiu attempt
cd. We sSguii run litile risk Doe predicting
iii't' Oft th' very OF .uing of ta ur1t cduVa~s.
the people al Pennsylvania will b. told that
nc Hhies h0yS drsiroycd ne IoriB 81 1872.
ana ilat they alone arc responsible inr %. The
Ifcniug Post ias even already sounded the
hey note ior ihi, strain and we have lituc
doubi ihai % VII iu dlc lime. b. rDhOHl.
from every quarter. And why -lnuIl Al moi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
BOARD OF TRADE


Commii'se oa C~1Htmcrce for august.
T. srLEY. RIOS. riuGuEs, ,. T. WHARTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
Correspondence of the Picayune.
Mat ANoROS Auuust IA INK

Gen. Taylor and stall leave here TODAY Tor
Camargo, and all the troops are To leave 6y a.
bout the 10th inst. Gen. Twiggs is LETT to
superinteni the movements ot tile troops now
herr, and To those that are TO arrive, Tor a
while at least.
Gen. Twiggs, with Capt. Mays four com
panies OF dragons, and Capt. Ridscly's bat
terry ot artillery. will bring up the rear as the
army moves forward.
NANAL.-We received yesterday the fol-
lowing letter from a friend at the Balizc.
BALIzE, N. r. Pass, Aug 10. 1916.
Gentlemen: The u. s. rcvenue cutters Ev-
ing, Van Buren,, Legare and Forward. sailed
this day Tor Brazos Santiago. The Ewing has
ON board Capt. John A.. Webster, who Ia,
been placed in command oi the reycnue ma
rrne forces cruising in The Gull oi Mexico.
This lcet; II is presumed. will cruise along
the coast Us lar as Vera Cruz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
LOOK HERE.

. any fcrspus src ~ wsit OF ny NETS just cs1 a.
- ~. iNH, Main Sweet. a. We have SIN some very neat
ones aus wisht0 scitniem while ire season issis and " it
,.F itfm ont Of a small advance CA cost aud carriage
~ r have just finished some splendid Carpet Bafs and
Saiche-. wltcls We wiz eel tow fr e-st. Can and see
hua ~ NiCOLL a. CARR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
a ~eS1 PORT OF
&GrhS1w WHEELING GxSERsr

REPORTED by CUAS. ~. BERRY
ARRIVALS \ DEPARTURES
~ Boats for the iusi Is hours. ending u,,l,y-
day dt4 O'Clock, u. NJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

Ii'I CRAZE ENnEHG COMPANY are specially DO
-'WH- '' q -FIrsnE.t tsrFHyts with Merchants.
fWI Uiitra, who may visit ffe citY ~ New
l"I. aH iuF fI" pf..eIt season. The Company are pre-
PACED fH "frf N.HFfThrFrfu fNrTfFsE~ts 10 parties
Do mlf 'c Asfosd to aci a. Agr1t- Cor their modi.
.iHfe Inducements whiru can BE- much better explained
H q personal Interview than bt lcuff.
iHr office Is % 50. 81, John street. un stairs. aud gen.
leue1 wiH hrd t1ut iNtEEtsr ADgaStru h rtrtnFus
IHIpfr. 81 rsI
s."ud aay netas.f an A-cncy wh. cannot eslHn
person, ih.} casa aidlrs lf mtu rna rad
D. BARTON. se-rfsfV
". ~ "HINI NH.H.HtrfH fHHfHHHH Moo EaFN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
~ N-'W II FUV NNlhgcfs.
CHOLiCSd. FRETTLNG of INFANTS

Every mother should have Javne's Carmin alive. IL
- ne very thug they need Tor their children. as Il inn.
iucdifciy cercs the cloic, and allavs an irritation Of lilo
stomach aud bowels. For sale in W hecling by
dg" CRIMHACKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
ALCoHoLlC LlQUoRS.-Bcfore Il

ALCOHOLIC LlQUoRS.-Bcfore the
French Academy olScicnces last month, MN.
Rouchardat and Sondras, who have already
communicated several paperst TO the Academy
on the digestion OF food, completed their sub
iect by an article on the effect OF alcoholic
liquids. They state that these liquids do not
undergo in the apparatus OF digestion amy 9TH
cr change than that of being weakened by the
gastric juice and mucus, the SILVA, and the
otherlIqUids which may be- present. The OBJ
; crption OF alcoholic liquids is effected by the
%oulices OF the veins. IL Is particularly IN the
stomach that this takes place, when these liq-
uids are tokcnin excess or mixed with sugar.
Tie b sOr ton, however. may be continued
throughout the intestiucs. The Chyliierous YES.
sells perform no part in this DESCRIPTION. Spiri
tuous liquors, when intr duced into the circu
lation are not eliminated by any of the secreto
~ organs; a small portion only i%sevsporated b,
the lungs. II the quantity taken be very great
the artcml blool preserves the color OF yensu
blood, and alcohol may induce apoplexy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

IOWA STATE CONVENTION. The last
Burlington H,tL Eyc gives the returns lmm
muctrcu COMMITTEES, SOME official and Others re.
ported gl,inL doe vote Cor end against llit con
.llitiou. from Which, there appears to be- uo
doubt HAT "a has been accepted by q majority
OF three or iouu hundred votes. lt b. charged
that The result was materially Influenced los
the votes OF several hundred Murm1us. who
were passing through the T%euilory on their
Way 90 OCg,u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
HORRIBLE

ifI"I'd l1 s"nc iH'rffl-fti persons in Wheel
iht lHai ~ Homo league buDI aud shue Factofy 0f
y "HntHf q W fhc Is A~.IiHrHp tIr Eastern ,yark la Inc
hW-i nirfIni muIUff EnY.s and Shoes AZ every 49,
fIp'I'" "r1. Boo nr owl sHug raa b.. t-gueht twenty
h'' It rf. rIrlH'I ihui I1 I1y store m Whecliur.
a'- Do CuNNEGLY A. WADE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

a Mr.. Gottschalk, accidentally killed him
sell, at New Orleans, ON the 9th inst, under
very singular circumstances. lie was exam
ining a pair oil cavalry pistols, and having
puiledt the trigger OF them, II missed fire. lie
then put the muZlle into his mouth and blew
into II Tor the purpose OF ascertaining whether
the pistol Was loaded or not. At that moinen
the charge ignited, and the whole Of II passed
through nis mead, killing him Instantly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
ID PAINE a CO., MANAGERS.

oHictl drawing ~ she Pokomoke River LOTTERY, class
TO-, drawn at W fsiingiou. Itel. "Wednesday Aug 10.
I p ~ { ~ ~ - 80 - IS
Lowest prize -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

PRoTRACTED LFE.-Julso Tapp1n. we
arc t'iI. sill at Columbus DO. older d1y.
speaking oi Mr. poIk-'P1ik. .r.--is an
c.lu-l.ipn of John Tyler.
IL. one ui those sat cases. however. 800
winch age Toe, n1' improved Oil. character ct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

FngIc1. a-h yourself UIai sol. l5f.H.g.
v.I sou bose ilu. 90. auI hYs son hasa. g.
d. IHI. 500. ..f.I yIp .3 tu.sg.t .Gr.f .a,,.
actions. lIl. FlHl motives auI HIiII M.
miiI., IH NHI.I s9I .is IIIs. y1ariu1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

PRETTY GOOD a Ii-cnH.en.rd man
wo- quite i'u much boo tba t1llf utumiuJirs
Ii' -.o'ui rob what gu excellent manager bi.
lrsi wife "a-. Oui OF 800 patience. iu tpm
le w1s ,pm'0l.nt with ile wmlIk iIltn1 one
D.,tleI utf a.atI mu.. .Itu sI. 8.fI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
FROM THE BRITISH PROVINCES.

and Halifax To the l3h inst. There was quite
an extensive fic on the Long wharf, Halifax,
on the night OF the 18th, the loss by which is
estimated at e. 600. The sufferers were
Messrs. Nisdom * MLahoney, carpenters, Mar
tin. blacksmith, and Williamson, merchant.
Sir John Harvey. the New Lieut.. Governor
oil Nova Scotia, had not auiyel at Halifax,
and the Unicorn brought intelligence that he
Was still 10 remain in Newfoundland, upon
i1slructionsi from the Home Government.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
AHcciionately your brother,
Cincinnati Washington Cadets, lst Obi
iUnsut
Mr.. $. p. Mosrs, Cincinnati, O.

WHAT IL CUStS.-lt Is wen for people
engaged in wal to look occasionally at the
probable cost. MIR. johnson in his speech
mentioned the following appropriations OF the
last Congress. Ii does not Include By any
means, TIC whole expenses oil the war.
4 nura,ri.tfp, a. mil. Gyn - sol
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

NEVER SATISFIED -Nobolyi s satisfied
SO DIS worii. i aleslcy D. left n man hc re-
gr.ts 30 I- NOT larger. 10 be- fluids "a sum of
money Doe s@'1rrtrs Use spot lor more. iihr
hii.r Ha b. ugI aul wants tor nothing
Do. strives ipr m1r. wealth. IL he is e siu.Ie
mfu Doe is IYoatIs uut i1f wife. anil ID MAJ
u iur children. Man is I|.ssfsttisH a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

petition is g'ttinE mp in Blston PRAYING
tIe Common Cltucil not 90 llccns an, thea
te without making 90 @ condition ON the pat
of tbc lessee to prot0bit thc sale ct uag sort
oi drinks within thr walls. ml 10 abolish tbc
liccutiousnc5s OF tlt "tlirl ticr.' The pen.
ton says:
Ia permitting he sale oC any hint of liz
nils a was H. opened Tor thc introduction At
Jancy drinks by which noyicc- aul those
unacquaiuiei with the varieties at Ja-higH0-
bs or p0p1lur sai)OaS arc s-dIccd To their
ie-tmttluu.'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

prestirc, oI The Louisville Journsl.
pnkes lis fun al Mr.. Polk and the Lnrr.
lncos. nn. arcs n.t II Tie e o Of The RIVER
and h-rbos Bll N The following siyle:
We have heard zone swIuily q, ,ep MI
bitter curses AID sxeeraIinus in our linc.
hm we hrard some specimens from Loco
F"ca mouths on Saturday uilered sgain,t
Mt. PIX, ihal rxcss dill In Ecscs ness any.
thirg We ever listened ir.
The shaes and saw sers in the wcs,e.n
rivers can hid up lhsir heads and dsly
The nasigaiors. Of s'saulbosts, tssIboai.
snd bro-d.horn-, - Mr.. Polk has thrown
The broad SHE'D Of The Constitution over
then, md ,hsy are h,resf e. 10 be reg, ra.
ed as ssctci. ze..... -. .s..-..
4 II any enirrpt;ziRg gsn,lemsn wishes
70 mske speculation. 1t him buy tho
N & boais. They will Of course be sold
I. bargain. - The Administrator de-
elarcs lha, The eenslitntiob does no, perm
The Government, 10 hold such property.
Mr.. p"lk has made The grand discovery
that snse boat Is n mth'ne thar violates
tie c"nsi tniinn. snd ;hstsnsgs. sand bars.
and saa yer. have pre-. emp,ion gifts to
The beds Of tie Western rivers. o.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

81 sua hsnt /. EilyoI JOY rdi 81
tfaa, HslER dts'esL shsl {ba v'li "
Bisr, loatytad PafF = IN. isst ] shrnk
I - tEssang. Ysp base - Haa'tty
D., shsir n.sih 80 neang 70 as
wksn | ahssEhs a NJ &C. isss = ~
Gotle heart Pan mr - mere. Frss els.
far II you ell sseega -. nspghiy gEsl.
- yeurs.
Sams snpld hare Ghaaghl il tery
strange shsi fansis Day id noi meaaiou
= sssE; whirhs assisted by Wsilys Ter
iiaaeious sHireailes ard EsPEsssassuaas
had gisen him The bsisness - setk lia-
In. T'lisy had enough swesi waters n
lhs II lsng licked hssHls-founts thai ea1id
he m longer rsns sEd raa fJsnsss ssd
prolesialisns snd ssknoalsigmsnts took
up he 'ins. 20 thai n Last ie sid " tieaa
night." leasing hsnso dream a loEe and
labor in lsgly heme. The RsxseFtninF
hs ssms sga,R. and ~ Nils. Msyssli. who
hsd su!iehiy Islurasd. and 10 her whose
hssr lupeIsne less wildly, bnt sill gisa-
IL u bis arpEoash. he revealed piere RI
9eoA TsiRae uh'Ih his INV eaEled ] Il.
gence and saeelIsni charse.ss h.d ,isssrF-
I'd. Ilr hsd been spg nintsd professor iE
Hspeclslly sndoufd college. sRd mo-
ding now rsmsinsd but lhe nsmirg oflis
bridal aay. .~. ..t:-~ a.. -~.. ...
AID IN hal aay, q o.iinssi Ii and hsiie-
Ike. in lace snd mHsl q. she gave her
hard To Frank wi,h the same ro.iiseri
tle's,miasi'cn Of making him ustlnl -
we'll . losing wife. On thai Day, While
lie earnsgs so, d waiting u il'e gale sni
she lay c.ssped 10 her molhtr's hieas. re-
eeising her esInfsi blessing, Wallace
threw his arms srouud her in a most az
fecIicnaie pressure. weeping a, her lie.
paEiure and brggiEg her % Io,girs lin fsr
the pain his lsunis had 0lisn caused hrr.
and paying hsr 10 u mensher that. durir z
lhsir long eeolness. he had .lsats strug-
glsd 10 rs-urile her heart sni Franks.
/" And mesl hsarily do ! lhsnk yoU.
dearest WsIlaee. But il j. you. darling,
who must pardon mr. DO on remember
The otious nams ! 80 long gaze yeu! II
was ny neglected ronsrisnes whose llics
you ihsn assumed. Would had soonsr
NEEDED hat .to'n in a,y slLr -"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

Gen. Jstknrn. when he so perep p,ori.
" .dcm'naed. Of Frsnre pay men, Of tie
claims ef American citizens Tor spolia,ion+
committed by E,ancs spbsf sfqusEtio 1900.
very properly isid grrat .tres. on tho
leng'h Of ume pay menlhsd been ithhslt.
Bu, Mr. Polk lads that l,nglh Of time
The United Stale. have wiihbt III pay ment
.iot s'milar stol,stions committed pr,ot 10
1900. a. bar 10 the paymen,.
@ @ Louisville Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

Very Good-Thc Philadelphia Unll.
ell Staes Gazette Gays: The Boston
people have had m earthquake, and aro
naturally proud of il. Our brother of the
New York Tribune is Jealous for The ho.
nor of New York, anil is dcyising ways
AMI means to 60. up m earthquake there.
Let them quarrel il oui, say VIC. Bosion
may quake. and New York may quake,
but. after all, Philadelphia will be tho
QuGker city,"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

- -
Or The durability n timber ii -.
STATE. The piles of nc hridge bail. A. 4 .
Emperor Taian acFoss lie Danube ! an,
example. One az these pixies Was ,akr,
~ and found 10 be pelriied 10 lhe ,Ien,L
Of three. quarters Of On inch but lie r.,
of llle wood was lii;lc different from h.
ordinary stale, tlloag'l il had been dri,en
more than sixteen centuries.
The piles under the london hri,Ipe
have been driven about SIX hundred yearg
and. fIom Mr.. Bann's observations in
TAG. il does moi appear that lhey wrrs
materially derayol. In 1919 they we're
sufficiently sound 10 support the massive
supersiustare; lhes arc chieiIy Of elm.
In digging away The foundation Of oil
Savoy palace. London, mhich was built
siS hundred AMI iifiy years ago. the whole
ol the piles, consisting oi oak, elm. beach,
aud chesnul, were found in state OF per.
feet snuHtness. as also was the plankiny
which cosered the pile heads.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

% Antiaony - Having discovered large
mines Of copper aud some silver on the
borders Of The great lukes, we have now
% add Tho discovery Of Antimony, near
Steamboat navigation on the Wisconsin
river, ten or fifteen miles north of Helena,
OF the richest quality and in the greatest
abundance. yielding as'fvI asy the Galena
or lead ore, and about IS per cent. pure
antimony. ri ps#se- nj '@a.s'rss.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

A Formidable Band of Robbers
The Tallahassee FIoudian elv,s the par.
.'icslars oiibe ares, oi . afnrmltable band
ri ab Ut three HUNDRED robbers that exists
het"een Florida and Texas, ccnnitliag
dsprsds'ions on The mails. stealing negroes
and horse'. aud numbering ua,tller..
alsinaEloweis, the leader, a s,sRe dr,et
b'tMeen Quincy and Cha,iah hooehe, Inv
ing l.esrl oi he arrest of some oI his ssso-
tist's, A. Ito New O OIean.. I've was pur.u.
ell and arrested. The Ft"idian ,ay. .ha,
n Is the most formidable band Of rubber
n has been known sinee ,he existence
OF Murnlt's band. as ss@: II. 80
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

p Romance oE FigueA-The Tu.r,
" tables puklhkp,l il thb uhign, upl a.
ped iato iha Ltanfapa paptrs esHerfl,
.En eKbiali tka sam Ragls0ns haauern Il,
TaF7as al lss2 and 1886. are iuss -.
= Easrild = ss arguments. They -.
nas = T. rFlied np0a i q. Tl.eKDst,ss
5ulies - Ghe aarsH q - are ~ i -
sene.. into 81 Faiorrns 81 almoss ~ -.
shsf wili 60 - Fnspase. IL sn.s..,s
in me sahie rzhlished i lhe Uaioa. 4
tended % shoW lhal he 1nlirs on l,srs,;s.
have bern increased, ! pngs down NJ;
"a wine under lie larin n 1852 n 4 -.
cent. and andleF ihe iarilT cf fssB !. a
rrrrrnL Nowsshe REL dmls. an.ler IL.
tasilF n lsI2 i 60 rents pergalloa. W.,
mups - DIE forslea eosi ol vim 80
makes sixty ceHas gallon onls a. =,
cent.. II must he twelve dollars ! gall.,,
Nou, she SerTraary's Own aeport shows
that ihe aFersgr foreign cosi i only sl.ao
per gallon. Sialyeepts. lhepfsre. i -,
hisy pes cent, o. zen ger crni. more ~.
NE new duty. instead IL being sl.i.sv ~.
per cent. les. Knnebrr Journal
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

.. None who pretend To be friends Of re-
i'g'on and virtue. should ever keep do
mestic, howovar expert III business, whom
they know 10 be gully If gruss immoral
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10
Pirates in the East Indies, - !

Pirates In the East Indies. - A.
counts lrod, Singapore 10 The 9Th az Mss
fepor Thai tho Du,sh war schooner CHI
mellon, on her way 10 Mlntow, had been
captured by pirates. and sunk oH The
coast oi Ranka, all hands beng killed
The pirates mustered forty boats, each
eont.iring sixty men. and each boat arm.
ell with along gan. The pirate. after.
wards landed upon the i.lsud III Ransa,
and sacked = village, killing vi aha 81.
leFed any resistance. aud then r. e msaik
ed. carrying with them some men, y d.
men and clii'rrn ~ sia. ss--also come
treasures and TN. II i. said lhrt Tie 1ti
rates were nndet tie command Of a rene-
gahe Dmeh officer who was dismissed
from service by The Dutch government
some Y, ars ago. Under cirrnm s,snres of
peculiss' disgface. lie He'd to The lila:
moon RI a'es. end married tile daughter
of one If their chiefs: and ! az stuce
been sclise III training the pirates for set-
vice against his countrymtn and their
tr1de. The steamer Netope has code in
search OF The pirates. *7s@,''ssavq tF5w7ay
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10
IIob Law In ohio.--In Mercer Con,

mob Law In Ohio.-ln Mercer Conn.
!y. Ohio, there are several large settle.
inents composed entirely of free colored
families. In this county II was The inten-
ZION OF The executors Of The willar John
Randolph to settle biz manumiiie,I slaves
to The number Of one hundred and twen-
~ but ALTER purchasing land and convey
ing Them 10 il, The white settlers refused
TO allow them 10 lake possession. We
now learn from the Daily paytohian thai
meeting Of the white settlers has, been
hrln' and resolutions adopted 10 expei
all The free blacks from The county, and
IL - lleared that if il cannot be accom-.
pi'sl'et peaccably, NIB law Wilt resort.
cd 10 10 effect The object.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10
POPULATION or TIE GLOBE.

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