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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-14

SPERM OIL.
SELL only one kind Of the above Oil. which is
from the comes 70 this m,,s. and
always the very puresi that can ;. h,s
reeeomwend to those prefer pure Sperm OIL Also Solar
OIL Tor sac BY the gallon Or boEshsad. b.
- - SAMUEL. y DOVE
WINrEn BLEACHED SPERM OII /, from the
w most eeesraiei manufactures New Bedfoa
forf' constantly fof sale By
DO 10 nAvENroNT, ALLEN 4 co
- uITIIS HELIOWS.-Jus received direct fuu, IN
- manufacturer fun a-soumon o. snt Below %
WIN s 4 mo DoNSAN.
iu ~ ~ Nain
Is'RINKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.-we have inst rs
Il eUiycd src oek Of Travelling franks. lrll s1es
shesp. We call ard examine our .tos an
price, brote ,hsy Buy. eu PurNEY = WATTS
ROBERT MOTT
uouse Siga Painter and GIazier
h,ft der 70 ns EreAssrs Bast. Roi-e.a T-ri-a,
H varn,hrs Painters Brlse1 ard Hencr. An s,son.
nent Of French and American Window Gs ycs hoa $40 70
'orse incc' Az Of which ~ dsous up on ne
IA large Supply Soap stone Paint, Tor ,,i. low ~
Petios pantfot rin Or shusisd Roof an
Ne ior bargains. GRErTgR a GRETTgR
H to'rs teiow ihe Ben
FIWE BOOK or NURSERY EHYNes eoupss, frOu, The cros
~ ton Of the world 70 The present unc-teauuy inus,cd
Ju-rsesvedby DRlNEER NORRIS
Also just pubu,h-drbe Forest Minstrel BY Mrs, LYDIA jar,
Feonedred ~ Rcv. = schcn,t nv ~ ls edition
are eonserntsdhy ~ au'rss religious bonsvusueel
THERMOMETERS
,AlL sna 'apP5 yoursr auhg Ne waan weather. Win a
- ihernc M IT, out % age apd etsap supply
! AZ opansd ~ NASH wooDHoUsE
- ALr--2OO sacks Liverpool factory filled fine
~ ssN Or se BY WILLIAMS 4 HAXALI.
DENITENTIARY PLAIDS, received and r.,
y ssS KENT. EENpaLI. Z ATwATBR
STEAW SOAr.--i0o bo1cs "Nofs. - No ss,,, = an
- tor 81, ~ iuH DAVENPORT ALI.EN . GO
ERElGHT Tor Norfolk can be had ON appli.
- eaton IN mssEt.L NeCNNpIisiI
VNDleo, NADDEe, CoPPERAs, ALUA ssd SALT PE1 sR
TOT ale ~ pANENrORr, ALLEN 4 CO .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-14

" The co-partnership heretofore existing un-
DIR the se and hrm Of J. as dissolved IN the
Isl inst The name oftke rn viii only used eo-ins
AN P-ronE indebted Wi please immediate payment
Chfkson u Gardner. J. A CLAlkSON,
RICHARDS 4 GARDNER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-14

HAVE removed my Office over the Store of
srF. Mass. whie shich Daes fsas sivsys fs,ea
and WHausrd panciity 70 husas suifustd auend
70 ~ hing anl ~ fsas sd
renting opi % ho- ID tae stna bulinss rsnrraiy
- io-2m RoBEeT HiLL.
VlOOrS, BoOrs.-ras sssscfiser Hae hrss d.
- sotneat " suen 6Is Cai Boots fessd gere
Which wh ~ 20 vtfyns fcul tf5g 10 see A ~
Roo, NJ gsarmen IL fsqoesiei a No 81.
ia % 1 nYERs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-14
NUMBER SO.
Buyer. OF Cabinet rurwiture o. the
and elsewhere.
E. w. HUTCHINGS L. CO.
ais BRoADw1r, ~Ew yoRK.


1INHE subscribers would inform their customers
and The pubic. that removed from IN. Ian. a,
uon fSE broome street. the An Rraad,x
~hee they have the richest Furniture in Yott
comprising all the ancient moen ether y,.. 40
much IN use at the present day ~heh
not tah 10 induce hos N ho pure base
strangers WISHING the City Cabinet Invited
car efamine and compare the qualify psices oh<r
hanaAeiareE W. H. Co. win every piece -ol AZ
hvnr been got up unaer their nspseou and m
city or ELSEWHERE. - " ~
oeH-iy T. w. HUTcHISGs a CO, &7s pro.sx,,
NlRGlNlA-At Rules held in the Clerk or
nee Of the CreBr Superior Of Law and Ch,ne.,v 6
huehinghan county, on Monday the 9th NAV
'ohn T. "ad worth, David Palmer mar
enaHs and partners under the wsworth Turn Co ard
tn' Sne John r. wad.wo u. David D. Geoxc Pa
nef surviving ratn-Is OF the hrk waasworth WI am.
'oa hrn Constituted Of tasmseives
NJ" oec@ase'' and cnares faneey, Pan.
Against -...
John H. Tap-eo,t James Tspseou. Andrew j. Lad lame. NJ
Iapseo Arthur w. Moon John Tind1p wiism A. SCOT M.ra
c'ssh Iohn W. eauht Toga, a. nass Geors. cuu.
- ~"1"' anu Se"sS iinsai Dens,
In Chaneery.
The defendant Marshall Couch having entered IA.
ana gwen security according and TIE Ru,
o me court and Appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
net an nhahtani Of this Country the aid Al.
eienaani 90 appear eeo. the Judsc coau q. N.
h day NJ serehe Tenn and answer Inc b OF AZ. n.,,
PEI published IN r City Of uont. u,ee.,-,yry
ana posted At the front door Of the tins county
Copy. Teste.
a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-14

NO f75 Chestnut STREET. PHILADELPHIA,
As constantly hand At his Tailoring op.
po~e the State House, elegant
English Cloths Camcrer VestinGs
91 lie conducts this establishment principle sending
garments out OF his but tose quality
thus that he has enjoyed the city
and throughout the Union lie would respectfully
from gentlemen visiting the city assuring he will
ordes entrusted TO him. superior style
the quality he had tmy 4f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-14
IN CHANCERY.

Ihe oeien1anis, Icrr A. Settle Edwin and Mars
eehe not having eered their appearance and
according TO the Act Of mb Cont and
appearing BY satisfactory they are not
OF thus Commonwealth IL u ordered do
appear here on the h day the answer the b q
plaintiff and that forthwith Inserted in ,oe
newspaper published Richmond for two months sue
eessye AMI posted OF the Couou Of h
county Copy-Tere
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-14
EAGLE HOTEL

MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA
Il HAVE this day opened THE EAGLE HOTEL,
IL which have httsd with Furniture. every
table accommodation for Boarde by the Day MONTH
ao for Tnnfent vsiters. As every
give satisfaction, hope be literally patronzed Persons
ing the City would do well the Eagle Hotel trAand
thoto assured made
nrrunEemesIfor having them well taken Of
n 2G-d6m MARY ". CRtMP.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-14

William II. Settle Frederek Scale John A. Settle Eds, n e.,
De- william Smith and Elizabeth bis wife Ezabrt,
B. seI Mara Spence, Of Thomas spxnes decd who ~,
Mara Set e John W. Re6eh ,hen admir- non viii
ne VIII anneIed Of William Settle deed, ard Iefis.
admir- Of Mace Cserep;S deed n.os
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-14
CHS HOWARD, Ok
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, :
RicHNoap, III July, 1886.

" The parties concerned in the foregoing de-
cree hereby notified my city Rich
mond the n Gay Of September oeoeE with their
accounts far sstn and the
70 perfoTn he duuss required BY All decree.
au 7-w1w JNo. SHORE, Cont
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-14
a pr RuIes holden IN the CleIk's Ofice oil h

A 4 Rules holden in the Clerks Office OF tbs,
Circuit su-erior Coun Of Law and Cbaaesry county
Of Han1vur. on M IIth dIy July, 1886
ny ssrtei, Gesd PHa,
against
~ axes p Goodan A. ~ Brown NTH admir- u
Niuaa Casningln deed aBd In bis Spoiswood
knro1, mr. q Geo. STREE deeJ William ainsn Lnenls
Csnthofn Hector DAVIS IN n Esrne.t Nam w. adak
o. John Pate, DECD Msceih Yolrg Jehn X. Wins ga Alfred
Wfast0n Nitane Crru,haN spotssocd W.hrop ard n,
btcea Street. aez'rG OF PErke c. Street deed Deas
In Chaneery.
The Defendants, A. -. Brown Spo,svoi Ins,s 4dsT
OF ogs es dseea Cd haviax t
ami according Assembly and The Russ
ofth Court ssd appearing BY satisfactory evasnee that they
are not nhaSitan q this Il " ordered Thai The
aid defenaAnis A A. Brown sposool nsos ad o.
George Street. deed DO appear here day October
term nett aud answer the pltnuGs copy u this
o7ie BE- osthwh nseusd nespapsr published IN the
cry NJ hehuotd for suecevey aua that atobsr
eoPy be Po the frost door CouT0u,e Of ms county
Cogy-Tesse.
au 7-wsW WM. o. WINSTON ID e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-14
DIR. CULLEN,S ...... r.-
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC, for Fe-

mae comPAins-sn invaluable medicine
females. .. r .1. ....
Prepared solely by Rowapd Walton and sold Wholesale and
retail by Jos T. RoSand. 36 Market Phadelphia; Peot
Richmond, Va John Caan, wAshnsIou; Henr Cook Aer
annla
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NORTH CAROLINA.

wssl-su Ford, from German Settlement, Is miles
sst t@ek, osss IN too weeks.
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| arrive at Fincastle next Monday by 6 p m.
| Proposals for semi-weekly service will be con-
sidered.
26l2. From Chrstiansburg, by Blacksburgh, to
Newport, l6 miles and back, twice week to Blacks
burgh, miles, and once a week the residue of the
route.
Leave Christiansburgh every Tuesday at 10 m,
| arrive at Newport same day by 2 p m.
/ Leave Newport every Tuesday at p m, arrive
at Christansburgh same day by p m.
! Leave Christiansburgh every Saturday at 10 m,
arrive at Blacksburgh same day by l p m.
Leave Blacksburgh every Saturday at Q m, ar
rive at Christiansburgh same day by 5 p m.
26l3. From Newbern, by Poplar Hill, Giles G..
H., Peterstown, Red Sulphur Springs, Indian Creek,
Salt Sulphur Springs, Union, and Second Creek, to
White Sulphur Springs, 81 miles and back, three
times week.
Leave Newbern every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 6 am, arrive at White Sulphur Springs
next days by pm.
Leave White Sulphur Springs every Monday,
/ Wednesday, and Friday at 9 m, arrive at New
bern next days by 8 p M.
26l4. From Newbern, by Back Road, to Wythe-
| vile, 30 miles and back, once week.
| Leave Newbern every Friday at m, arrive at
Wytheville same day by Up m.
Leave Wytheville every Saturday al a m, arrive
at Newbern same day by 4 pm.
26l5. From Louisburg, by Clintonvlle, Sewolrs
Mountain, Locust Lane, Mountain Cove, Gauley
| Bridge, Loop Creek, Paint Creek, Shrewsbury, and
| Kanawha Saline, to Kanawha G.. H., l04 miles and
| back, three times week.
| Leave Louisburg every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at m, arrive at Kanawha G. IL. next
days by 10 m.
Leave Kanawha G. II, every Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday at 3 a m, arrive at Lewisburg next
days by 5 m.
55l6. From Lewisburg, by Frankford, Mays
vile, Falling Spring, Spring Creek, Little Level
and Mill Point, to Huntersviie, SO miles and back,
once week.
Leave Lewisburg every Monday at 6 m, arrive
at Huntersville next day by m.
Leave Huntersville every Wednesday at m,
arrive at Lewisburg next day by 4 p m.
26l7. From Hunersve, by Mountain Grove, "a
Bath O. H., IS miles and back, once a week.
Leave Huntersville every Friday at 10 m, arrive
i al Bath O. H. same day by 5 p m.
Leave Bath G. VI. every Saturday ut 10 q m, ar
rive at Huntersville same day by 5pm
26ls Prom Clintenville to Blue Sulphur Springs
II 10 miles and back, once a week.
; Leave Clntonviile every Friday at ~ m, arrive
at Blue Sulphur Springs same day by y p m.
Leave Blue Sulphur Springs every Friday at , :
m, arrive at Clintonville same day by 81 p m.
26l9. From Blue Sulphur Springs, BY Grinnf
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W
Pleasant, ca miles and back once week
Leave Pribbie's Mills every Thursday at 6 a m,
arrive at Point Pleasant next day by 6 pm.
Leave Point Pleasant every Saturday at 6 m,
arrive ut Pribble's Mills next day by m.
2567. From Webb's Mills, by De Kalb and
Glennvile, 10 Bulltown, Sc miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Webb's Mills every Thursday at | p m,
arrive at Butown next day by 9 m.
Leave Bulltown every Wednesday at 3 a m, ar.
rive at Wcbbs Mills next day by III am.
1865 From Jackson G. H., by Reedyville and
Turner's Roads, to Arnoldsburg, 40 miles and
back once a week
Leave Jackson @. III. every Saturday at a m,
arrive at Arnodsburg same days by SPIN.
LEAVE Arnoldsburg every Sunday at 6 a m, ar
rive at Jackson @. III. same day by s p m,
1859. From Glennville to Leading Creek, IL
miles and back once week.
Leave Glennville every Tuesday at IL m, ar
rive at Leading Greek came day by 2pm.
Leave Leading Creek every Tuesday at m
arrive at Gennvic same day by am.
2570. From Weston, by Bush's Mills, Collins
Settlement, Butown, and Flstwoods, TO Braxtor
G. H., and return by ireland, Flatwoods, Bcnnett',
Mills, Bulltown, Bigskn Creek, and Litleskir
Creek, to Weston, equal TO As miles, once week
Leave Weston every Wednesday at 3 m, ar
rive at Brsxton G. III. mex, day by 6 pm.
Leave Braxton G. II. every Friday at 8 a m, ar
rive az Weston next day by m.
257l. From Weston, by Freemnn's Creek, an,
Mesthousc Fork, to West Union, 81 miles an,
back, once week.
Leave Weston every Wednesday Of a m, al
rive at West Union same day by 5 m.
Leave Yves, Union every Thursday at 6 m, Al
rive at Weston same day by 5 p m.
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25S9. From Lynchburg, by Eagle Eyry, Big
Island, Balcony Falls, Natural Bridge, Rebecca
Furnace, Clifton Forge, and Covingtoaa, to Gala
ghan's, IS miles and back, twice week.
Leave Lynchburg every Monday and Friday at
4 a m, arrive at Callaghan's next day by 6 p m.
Leave Callaghan's every Monday and Friday at
a m, arrive at Lynchburg next days by 8 p m.
$500. From Lynchburg, by New London, Otter
Bridge, Liberty, Lisbon, Blue Ridge, Buford's,
Fluke's, and Stoner's Store, to Big Lick 81 miles
and back. three times week with tri-weekly
branch from Buford's by Blue Ridge, to Fincaste,
90 miles and back.
Leave Lynchburg every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday ut a m, arrive at Big Lick same days
by pm.
Saturday at 8 a m, aprive at Lynchourg same Gays
Leave Buford's every Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday at ii m, arrive at Fincaste same days by
4 Leave Fincas,le every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at m, arrive at Buford's same days by
Q a m.
aseI. From Lynchburg, by Campbell G. H.,
Yellow Branch, Castle Craig, Wards Bridge, Hill
Grove, Chalk Level Roberston's Store, and Pitsyl-
vana c. H., to Danville, rs miles and back, three
times week.
Leave Lynchburg every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at a m, arrive at Danville same days
by ~ pm.
Saturday at 81 m, arrive at Lynchburg same days
by ~ p m.
$3.50. FromNcw London, by st. James's Church,
Davis's Store and Cbarlemont, to Big Island, 80
miles and back, once week.
Leave New London every Wednesday at m
arrive ut Big leland same day by I'M.
Leave Big Island every Thursday at D m, ar
rive a, New London same day by 3p m.
1893. From Campbell G. H., by Pigeon Run and
Marysyile, to Green Hill, 90 miles and back twice
a week and from Green Hill, by Brookneal, Banks
dale, Republican Grove, and Meadville, TO Halifax
G. H., Al miles and back, once week, and from
GreenhiIl. by Newberg and Mount Airy, TO Chall
Level. Is mites and back, once week
Leave Campbell @. III. every Monday at 8 a m
arrive at Halifax G. H. next day by Jpn.
Leave Halifax G.. II, every Wednesday at Z m
arrive at Campbell G. III. next day by pm
Leave Campbell C.. II. every Friday at IS m
arrive at Chalk Level same day by 10 p m.
Leave Chalk Level every Saturday at 5 I'm, ar
rive at Campbell G. II. same day by I'm.
1894. From Halifax c. H., by Mesdville, Locus
( Level, Peytonsburg, Aspen Grove, and Spring Gar
den, to Pitnylvania G, H., "a miles and bock, ono
a week. ar..o fs
Leave Halifax G. II. every Friday at a m, ar
rive a, Pittsylvnnia G. H. same day BY SPIN.
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Court Intelligence.

To THE EprroR THE New YoRx HERALp.-
report Of the case. "McDougall vs. Meacham,r res
pectins grapes tried Friday sth instant in The saps-
day. 9th instant in which part Of the defence up was
sale BY unfair samples, and misrepresentation - -
aidavits, showing that the goods not according
to the made at the sale We were gue
parcel and made the DECLARATION IL good faith thu
tssned.5 49, GERARD, BELTS CO.
james F. Mcbougall dcposes that he consigned the
grapes in question: for sle to Gerard Belts Co, and
they could make the at the saisths res;
Of the article never having been seen by them and
s ss ne ~. q
ton Of the condition Of tho grapes excspt from these
''''p'''' (sign.d3 J. T. MeDoUoALL.
isignsdj CORNELIUS = bIsoswAY,
City and cesn.y Of NsV York, a. =
John oNei deposes that he took the samples Of the
sSa ON iq o" e. ni
Of grapes thcn in the store Of sges Chairman of this
city and he was 90 directed by Mr. McDousal to take
them. ~t
.(signsdl JOHN o'NETLL.
(signed) CORNELIUS r. DIsOSwAY
Commissioner Of Deeds
No 100 WALL ST.. N ", MAY Q, 1e@6
To THE Hos. AARor vAspERrorL,
SHIN the report of the ofJames r. McDougall,
against George L. Meachsm tried before you yesterday.
appears that the goods sold by sampes will you
obgs us by stating whether there any proof before
the jury that tho bulk Of the goods thst
We were cognizant Of any discrepancy between the
goods and the samples 500 r'H H4
And oblge your obedient servants,
lsignedl GERARD, BELTS co.
MAY 0, 1915.
To MEssss 0sRAap. BKrrs 4 Co. -, $50
GEsrLkMrS 4 have Just received yours Of this date.
and II gives pleasure to say that In the Of Mo
Dougau va Mesoham, there was evidence that you
ever saw tho bulk Of the grapes sold ha you were
aware ofany discrepancy between the bulk Of the goods
and the samples exhibited II the bulk WAS inferior to
the samples shown tho bidders from what hear Of
the character Of your arm, have no doubt you were
ignorant Of such inferority. Yours, very truly
Corrected Case Of Samuel C. Rs5y-We learn that the
made by the private counsel OF the parties pro-
scouting this gentleman reported in our paper Of yester
dav was Incorrect The Indian agent r1ferrea 70 by
him We are informed Indian trsdsr Ct he time
and the lsttsr reiered 70, WIS writton 10 The Com
mssiousr Of InAian slhrs, The 2Oth Ootpbsr l8lA
II couninsd ugtAing but ssruiuss, Wash hsvV long
Anss psVvsd - ~ st6ssndsd.
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Tho Herald Supplement.

The Heraid Supplement Of to-day contains the pro-
ceedings in both branches Of the Common Council yes
srday, embracing the installation OF the Mayor elect
and the organization Of the Boards the continue
don Of the Slave Case trial Correspondence from AL.
oany and Boston, together with variety Of other i'm
Psran articles Besides the above, this sheet contains
over eight columns Of advertisements Gratis to regu
lar subscribers
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May la-Lmportant .arress-Those excellent and per.
nesdsy last man called Andrew Morrison. nosoroa.
"knuck," commonly called pickpocket, and general
pd alias Miller Parnson a 81 Smith wbo Ssys been
tried and convicted for robbng the Clinton barge Of
$a4 II appears this man was pulled" under the fol-
lowing circumstances week or two ago this Morrison
entered the Fulton Bank and offered for exchange 500
bill and $50 bill on the Poughkeepse Bank. The tel
same time marking each one. for he led to believe
from tho appearance Of the money that it portion
Se this
see where he went to- After tracing him through various
streets he finally dodgcd into place called the Burns
House, No Ann street, where after waiting time,
and not finding him return he passed into the house. and
there he discovered that this had jumped the
ton of the facts being communicated 70 these valuable
ocer resulted in the arrest Of the accused while
the ssr Of Sank ssn who
a once identified Morrison to be the same person who
changed the Poughkeepsie money; the gentleman like,
derstand. he win, in all probability, be identified and
Petit Loresnies.-John Ward was arrested last nght
for stealing coat and vest worth S. belonging to VIM
"A TN TMsf-Gridan Robinson was caught In the oct
Of robbng the money drawer Of Hartman Bushmsn, No
II vandewater street. wherein was placed 20. Locked
a Desperate Game We arc informed, upon good au-
thorty, that application made before Of
magistrates, on last Saturday morning. respecting
Of forgery which had been pepersted in Europe to the
amount Of some &c. 900 or $4,000, by individual who
was expected hourly to arrive with the funds in pack
ct ship for this port This matter placed"
cidentally fell into the hands Of constable to do up
which he has done up appears, most efcctually, by
linking the parties before woll known German money
agent, in Wall street. by which tho whole affair
without bringing the accused before the public
authorities.
FreSd-A young Englishman, by the name Of Thos.
Bramhall, was arrested yesterday by officer Rue charg
cd with obtaining two watches valued at $32 from Mr.
Edward Dubois watch importer No. 81 Nassau street,
under the following process It appears he purchased
two wachas at the above and gave collateral
curity check the National Bank for the So, until
he should either return the waches pay tho money
This promise he fulfilled; and applying the
bank, informed that such person had account
there Upon his arrest, the pawn tickets were found
showing that he had pawned them at Davss shop. No.
2a2 william st. This chap obtained from Messrs
Gros, Claude Genvlle, No 30 Maiden lane, tive
watches valued at $50 under the same representation
Committed to the Tombs for trial
Forgesy.-0eorge Harris was arrested yesterday,
charged with forging check for the OF $2s upon
Nicholas Canker, No l32 Walker st Committed by the
magistrate fdH trial
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To Arms. To Arms.

u MEXICO OR DEATH! 1000 New York Volunteer
fer Mexeo fop have now an opportunity Of aiding the
mortality by erecting LIBEkTY POLE ia The City Of
Stripes.
already obtained thu Sons Of t and
600 wanted.
Igromise il life spared, in few week. asr arrival
Matamoas march into Mexico and give the people
that Glorious Constitution and Liberty we enjoy and
then shout the Hosanna of Freedom in the Halls Of Monte
yuma.
shall take with small Printing Prss and Types. with
educated Spanish compositor who understands tho
topography Country who has already 100 Mericans
Issdns N parts q country to d Us u our un
M, A %sssinS viii 3 held e CENTRE MARKET HALL,
When 4. who wish to enrole themselves in this Patriotic
CAuse will attend.
Our Mesto God Liberty and Elevation of the People,"
- g. WASHINGTON DIXON. comn.ad.u,-
WILLIAM 9HoRTMELL. Aid.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Anntverx.r,e.-Th,. m,

Amer Baptist Home Mission Society-First Baptist
church Brooklyn, Wednesday, May 18th. Business
meeting O'Clock. NJ Annual report and addresses in
.ay. *N
way Tabernacle. Among the speakers engaged are
Rev. Mr. Stevenson. of Ohio Rev. Mr.. Turnbull Of
Hartford Rev. DR.. Adams, OF New York and the Hon
). Mcpherson Bcrrien. Of the United States Senate
American Home Missionary straightforward, half
past p. NJ.
American Female Moral Reform society-Allsu Street
Church halfpast 7, p VI.
The Christian Alliance. at DR.. Cones Church in
Broome street halEpast T. p NJ Addresses NAV be ok.
pected from Ora Peck, Beecher, Hague and others
American Society for Msorating the Condition of the
halfpast T. P. NJ
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U. 8. Commissioner's once.

Before Commissioner Gardiner.
Charge Of Reroit-WilIiam Jackson, Joseph Allen,
John Kane John Evans and John Crump. scanen were
arrested by deputy marshal Morrison on Monday last,
on board the brig empire, James B. Baxter master OF
Bedioes Island complaint of the Captain. II seems
they shipped few days previous, to 60 to Galveston.
they positively refused to do duty and compelled the
Captain to put back again Jackson, Allen. and Kane.
were held to bail In $3.50 each and Evans and Crump
500 each to appear In July next and stand their trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-13

NAvAL.-The Boston Post OF yesterday says;-
Capt French Forrest arrived here yesterday di-
rect from Washington bringing with him orders
for the immediate sailing of the Princeton. He
goes out in her as passenger to relieve Captain
Dulany in the frisate Cumberland, now in the
Gull. The Princeton was fired up and ready to
60 to in hour after his arrival, but owing To
the state Of the weather, the plot declined to take
her out. She will, however, go to sea this morn
ing. II is stated that all the revenue cutters that
can well be spared from their respective Stations
are ordered Immediately to the Gulf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-13

10 we have in type, but are compelled to
omit to-day from the great pressure of important
matter, fall reports of the NJ Y. Colonization So
ciety, the Foreign Evangelical Society, and the
~ \. Sunday School Union, which will appear
tomorrow.