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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-08-28

The EFFECTS Ether ON VEGETABLEs.-An account
is given in the London Athenaum of some curious expert
ments recently made by NJ Clemens Professor Of National
Sciences in the College of Vevay, Switzerland The Pro-
fessors object to test the effects of ether on vegetable
life and sensitiveness. The results of his experiments he
has communicated in memorial the Academy Of Sciences
Of the Canton of Vaud and these go prove that vegetables
are susceptible to the effects Of ether are animals The
Professor says: re
"Take branch of the baberry and put under
drinking glass with small quantity Of ether for minute
at most If in the and three minutes most if in the
shade but at temperature of less 500 of Fahren
he and when it is Withdrawn it will be found on touching
the stamina at their base that they have lost all their a
biy, which will in the first instance until after
considerable time, the influence of the ether having been
much stronger In the second case on the contrary the
primitive ntabity recovered in half an hour The plant
may be etherized second me and this second ehezaon
must not be any longer than the first and after half hour
the plant all its vgor To etherze sensitive plant
imosa pudic the process must be continued for eight or
ten minutes and proporionably longer time in the shade
The acec chorhydrc and nitric ethes act in the same man.
ner but the suhurc and acec others the effective"
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q n holding oz. more THAN two small bot
lies. Look out and not get imposed upoa.--
Every bottle has "Vaughn's Vegetable Liih-
onnipt,c Mixture" blown upon the glass, the
,rritten signature Of nG G, vaughn,'' on ille
directions. and G. G. Vaughn Buffalo, ,"sfdm-
ped on the cork. None other are genuine.
Prepared by DR.. G. G. Vaughn, and sold al
the principle Office, ,2O7 Main street Buffalo
at wholesale and reiaih No attention paid
TO letters unless post paid-orders from reg
ularty constituted Agents elcepted-+post
paid letters, or verbal COMMUNICATIONS soic-
iiihg advice, promptly attended TO, gratis.
Offices devbtedextlhsively to the sale of
this ariicles-i32 Nassat street, New York
ciiyI 295 Essex street, Salem, Mass. ;,ndb by
the principal Druggists throughout the United
States and Canada, as advertised in the pa
pers, eai as6.B3
For sale by ii. 6. LEE, Kalida. s3lab
nj. J. Myers, Columbus Grove.
Hamilton g. Rice, Pendleton. ,5o5H
Isaac B. Smith, Gltoa. .l8dsau
o. w. Owen, travelling agent. W
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IN CHANCERY.
o,.,.. "'..: :: :: D.. s.,.,. Bill q Foreclosure.

hiram LAY, 49,,
Challes G. Stafford.
The said Charles G.
Stafford is hereby notified that on the twenty
eighth day ofSsptember, A. ID. lo47, the
said Hiram Day fledin the Court of Common
Pleas for the County of Putnam and State
of Ohio, his bill in Chancery against the
said Charles G. Safferd setting forth that on
the tenth day Of December, A. d. ls42, the
said Charles G. Stafford made and deliv-
cred TO one James Taylor his three several
sealed writings obligatory, dated on the day
and year last aforesaid, the first of which is
payable September first, 1S43, in II pairs OF
Mems cewhide boots and three pairs OF Wo-
mems high qaartered, lined and bound calf
skiu shoes; The second payable May first,
1874, in 16 pair of mems cowhlde boots,
and 4 pairs of Women's high quarlered
lined and bound calf skin shoes; and the
third payable January first, ls45, in II palls
of Mems cowhide beets, and 3 pairs OF "o-
mems high quartered lined and bound calf
skin shoes; that said boots and shoes are
worth $500; that to secure the making
and delivery of said boots and shoes, the
said Chailes G. Stafford, by deed duly execu-
ted mortgage to said James Taylor ln-lols
numbers twenty six and twenly-seven in the
town Of Pendlelon in the County of Putnam
Ohio; and that said writings obligatory and
mortgage have been assigned to said Hiram
Day by delivery; that said boots and shoes
have not been made and delivered by said
Stafford as he agreed to do; that there re.
mains due and unpaid upon said writings
obligatory tho said sum Of $500; the object
and prayer of said Bill is that an account may
be taken Of what is due upon said writings
obligatng, that said mortgage may be fore
closed, or if said mortgaged premises at two
thirds the appraised value thereof shall
amount 10 more than shall be found due on
said writings obligatory, that the same may be
sold to satisfy and discharge said debt. And
the said Charles G. Stafford is further mott.
fed that unless he appear and plead, answer
or demur TO said Bill within SIXTY days aitel
the next term of said Court, that at the term
next after the expiration of of said sixty days
the said Hiram Day will apply to said Cour
10 take the matters of said Bill for confessed
and decree thereon accordingly
BY JOHN J.. ACKERMAN,
Atty. fer Complt.
Dated September %, 1S47. 343fv
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W CHANCERY.
ames Matthew's, a
rs. Bill of Foreclosure.

''ss' u.., :: = %,''..''' n... BIZ :. Foreclosure.
TNNi1E said Hugh w. Ross is hereby nati-
IL fed that on the twenty-eigLth day ofSep-
tember, A. ID. lS47, the said james Mat
thows of the county Of Putnam, Ohio, filed
in the Court of Common Pleas Of the coun-
ty of Putuatn, and State of Ohio, his bill in
Chancery, against tho said Hugh w. Ross,
setting forth that on the 27,l, day of June,
A. d., 1914, the said Hugh w. Ross made
his prsmissory note to enc Nathaniel M.
Creighton for $32, so payable nine months
after date. and 10 secure The payment Of said
note, said Ross mortgaed to said Creighton,
by deed duly executed, Lot number two Of
The division of op, lois No. s and 6 in the
town of Gilbea, Putnam county, Ohio; that
on the 18th of June, 1S47, said note and
mortgage was assigned 10 said James Mat
ttews; and the object and prayer Of which
Bill is that an account may be taken Of the
amount due on said note and Mortgage, that
said Mortgage may be forecfosed, Or that,i
said premises at twe-thirds the appraised val
us thereof shall amount to more than what
may be due, the same may be seld 10 satisfy
and discharge said debt; and the said Hugh
w. Ross is further notified, that unless he
shall appear and plead answer or .dcmurr 10
said Bill within sixty days sfler the noxt
term of said Court, that the said James Mat
thews at the term next after the expiration
of said sixty days, will apply to said Court
10 take the matters of said Bill for confessed
and decree thereon accordingly. aa-sr
BY JOHN J.. ACKERNIAN, .laas
Atty for Complainant. hi
Dated Sept. %, IS47. 81 343fw
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NOTICE

S hereby given thai petition will bo present,
e1 70 tbe commissioners Of Putnam Countyat
their December session, l847, praying for an al
teration Of the State Road leading from Kaida
to Allen Town as follows, to witt
Beginning at or near the section limo between
81 ctions eight and seventeen in Sugar Cheek
Township, theace to the Ottawa river on the besl
ground. thenee IN North West course until it
ntersects the old county toad. -
November |, l847. 54o''
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WAREHOUSEOF
PRIN S % My.
No, Sc CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK.
LEE. JUDSON &, LEE,

LEE, JUDSON g. LEE,
(LA7E LEE & JUDSON)
Occupy ,he spacious FIVE STORY
WAREHOUSE, No. Sc CEDAR STREET
- the WHOLE Of which is devoted TO The ex
hbition and sale of NC SlHtll ARTIcn
PRINTED CALlC0ES.
Their present Stock consists of nearly
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES, EN-
bracing some THOUSANDS ofdinerent pat
terms and colorings, and comprising every
thing desirable in the line, FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC.
All of which are offered for sale for cash,
or satisfactory credit, at the LOWEST PRICES,
by the
Piece or Pa cka &c.
New Styles are received, almost every day
and many of them are got up for our own
sales, and no, to be found elsewhere.
eyPrinted lists Of prices, corrected from
day to day, with every variation Of he mar
ket, and are placed in the hands of buyers.
Merchants will be able 10 form some idea
Of the extent and variety of our assortment,
when we state, that the value of our usual
stock of this
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-11-09
Piece or Pa cka &c.
ONE TICLE

is at least twice The
value of the entire stock Of dry goods usual
ly kept by our largest wholesale jobbers.--
This fact, together with the fact, that our
means and our attention, instead ofbeing di-
vvided among vast variety of articles, are
devoted wholly TO ONE, will render the advan-
,apes which we can offer to dealers perfectly
obvious, and il shall be our care that none
who visit our establishment shall meet with
any disappointment
Our assortment is complete at all seasons
.ofthe year.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NT Office is hereby given tina. John Deflenbau2h' '
lN Administrator Of Catharine Rhodes, deceas-
ed, has filed in the office ofthe Clerk OF the Court
of Common Pleas, his accounts as Admin
istrator of said estate, for final settlement
MOSES LEE. Clerk &C. P.
Kallda, Oct. 22d, l847. 347cw
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I. L. ST. JOHNS 81
ANTI-BILLIOtjS PILLS.

A knowledge ofthe value Of these Pills is
alone necessaryto TO bring them into general
use as a family medicine. Thousands have
already used them, who give them deci
ded preference to all other kinds. The pro
preter is so confident of their virtues that
he has Instructed his Agents that in case any
person after giving them trial, does not
prefer them to Gregory's, Lees, Peters, and
all other Anti.Billlous Pills, if the trouble
will be taken to return the balance of the
box, to refund the whole money. They are
not like ttiany Of the guack medicines of the
day, held up as an infaliable cure for all dis.
eases, but if timely administered will be
fohhd vety etfacacious III Bilious and re-
mittent fevers, fever and ague, costiveness,
cholic, worms, pain OF the bowels. hatuenee'
indigestion, heartburn, pain ofthe head, back
or breast, &c. ..
We the undersigned citizens Of Seneca
county, Ohio, have made use 81. Johns Pills;
either ourselves or in our families and con-
slider them the best Pills in Use for the bill
lous diseases of this Western country
Vim. Lang, Prosecuting Attorney; U. P.
Coonrod, Sheriff, w. H. Kess.er, CounyRe-
corder; John Rosenberger, Isaac Mnndy;
George Stoner, and Isaac Wiseman, Justice
of the Peace; Israel P. Iaines, Joseph Vol
mer, Seldom Graves, John Shinelelt, John
Michael, Peter Beaver, Alexander Ingram,
james Dorman, William Baughcr, Michael
Redmond, James G, Pease, S. T. Apploiony
John Pride, L. M. 1oomis, J. W. Patterson,
Thomas Lloyd, Isaac Dewitt, John Swandrr,
Abraham Smith, Benjamin Tomb, Geo.
Chrisllip, G. Y. Pierson. s.tl
BEWARE OF COUNTEFEITS.
The great demand for these pills has al
ready induced unprincipled men to counter.
felt thetn. The public are there cautioned
against purchasing any that are not signed
by the propriter with pen upon the Wrapper
enclosing each box. To counterfeit which
is States Prison offence.
ST. JoHN's ANTI-BILLroUs PILLs.--By
reference to our advertising columns il wilt
seen that these very valuable pills have found
there way into our midst. We are somewhat
acquainted with their virtues and hesitate not
in recommending them TO the public Ken,
ton Republican.
l
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RlLEY's PATENT OINTMENT,
FOR THE


j have received very many certificates and
testimonials as 10 the efficacy ofny ointment,
only few of which can be inserted for want
ofspace. will first give statement OF its
discovery, and cure of
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Lee, Julson & Lee,

P. S,--B. r. LEE, formerly ofthe
firm of Lord 81 Lees, and late senior part
ner in the original firm of Lee & Brewster,
from which connection he withdrew some
time ago, and has resumed business ir con-
pection with Messrs. Lee and Judson, under
the firm of LEE, JUDSON & LEE, and he
ventures 10 assure his friends and the public,
that the new firm will maintain the same pre-
eminence in this branch Of the tra9e, which
formerly distinguished the other two houses
10 which he belonged. ..-.a
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LANDS FOR SALE IN GREENS
RILRIE TOWNSHIP.

TFyHE subscriber is desiious OF disposing OF the
south half of section twenty-five township
one north Of Range six cost. in Putnam County
being 800 acres. The land Is capaoie OF making k,
one Of the best farms in the county, and will be
sold low. For particulars of the terms Of sale aP-
ply at this Office or to ALBEkI oIomr.
Tarleton, Pickaway County, Ohio.
Aug. 10. 1847. oooim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-05
RICHMOND, March Q, 1896
Cattle Market.
Beef scale weight, IS 81 SO; sh en- In n on,,v
iei Hogs scarce, and n demand al 50 so ~



NEW YORK, Monday. March 2 "A O'Clock pm
me freight market is rather sitter ana more active
snip was taken Tor Liverpool IS 26d; another at 7. C,
ro9r 10 Ireland three four vessels have been aken
yesterday vessel taken nj AL In,
chartered to day nj s.. ~ ~
The Flour market very firm and very Ii tile pure C;s
nesee can be found below S72t. The sales are about
Tor Genescc To after opening of canal sOn - cn,
oIls sold at S6a62t aud 5000 do private terms, Ses
at S6,62}i6 1915. ~ " "''u
ana biindywne have been sold IS for future delivery
and S5,l21 on tho spot '''
Corn is quiet and the tendency, especially for white IL
do~nward Good yellow will not bring over % cts ard
whi'e Is Si,99 notice sale $4,000 bushels at these fig
Wes OUOU DO 10 arrive from river 20 900 in Nav
and June, at IS cts Sales 5000 bushels Je.ey red b..
i4ual3O cts, mostly for milling Very huo white herr
sales 5OOO bushels oa,s arrive cts Northern are
arrive Is $500 cts '
The Pork market is very quiet md nou,insllv sio IN
and 1873 Beet is firm IS 1913 25 and SIIal2 Win
moderate sales. Sales OF 50 bbs and Is tcs Pi. Lid
mans al cts Lardis scarcely frm small kegs at lu1
- -N5
Rice is quiet. A small parcel of prime Brought s5
he high ieighis keep buyers out Of market
Inc excitement IN relation the New Hope and Dsla.
wste biidse Bank which followed the explosion of tho
fanheld and Lehigh Banks has sent in over tyo ,hs
OF the circulation OF that institution which has been prmp,
y redeemed, and there doub, that the Bank IL 20.
10 redeem the outstanding circulation whenever present
cd. The run which has been sustained by the Bank
shows Its strength.
The insalmeuis the Stock of the Uuisop y ,I,,.1
have been all paid and the charter Is secured The wo
will now 60 rapidly forward as the contracts ars
made.
Ia money there is no material difference but ii any thing
the market is less tight.
In Sterling bills is little or nothing doing Good
bills ere nomnally 5s5i per ct.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-05
DIED,

Al Farmvle his residence, Essex county, on the 4th
day OF December lsi6, Captain b. F. JoSKs the 35th
year OF his age leaving an aged father wife, and FIVE 10
tefesing children TO mourn their loss.
The deceased had long lived in midst and the circle
10 which he moved has been deprived OF OF It's best
aud brightest ornamens man OF high of honor of
elevated and chvnous spirit he won the warmcst friend
ship and tue highest character TO know him was to love
him." Tor he open day manly and frank above d,
eepon and above suspicion; from his breahed
the sunlight Vt warm and confidng heart his features
were radiant with It's noble immortal impulses
he beloved home, and the partner Of his earthly des
unles feels keenly the sad stroke OF rovocablc fate
But there consolation, the and pures that ea
ven gives TO EARTH IN the reflection that he died one
without hope. In his last hour benefit If Christianity
beamed upon his soul, aud bright and haowed visions of
glorious and immortal future gided and gladdened his
passage the tomb lis body reposes beneath the green
sod OF his earthly home, his spirit basks the bright
sh nc Of an eternal day. W.
SJ- The Enquirer ard Republican requested 10 copy.
In this city, yc'teriy morning. FRANK, EIDE child OF John
ard Adel iide e. POindsH er, agei and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-05
Manufacture of Opinion.

The Washington Union has published we do not know
how many columns OF from presses OF its own par
in every section of the country, evidence OF the deep
sensation produced by the expulsion OF editors from the
door OF the Senate. stranger to the manner in which
public opinion manufactured might well suppose that the
whole country had been thrown furious state Of ex-
element by the conduct OF the Senate-when in truth
there has scarcely been ripple upon the surface OF public
sentiment, except in the newspapers aforesaid Hsts
public opinion" manufactured, may be learned from
development made by M Benton, few DAYS ago who
read written from Washington duriag Tyef's ad
ministraon, copy, ne suppose OF circular address
ed the 800 editors IN the pay Of the State Department,
nsuueng each Of them the be pursued on
the Texas quesiOn-ieing them tina: the tone of the
Administration be inferred from the Madis3nian
then the Organ OF the Executive and recommending espe
cially that Benton should be attacked, having allied
himself with the Wings" the Texas question: aad con-
seqgea,y aiding The election Of Mr. Cay. These az
te.cs doubtless ,LU wrca 10 order, copied into the
MadsOnaa indications OF pablo Opn.on-lst a. the
Union copies attacks upon Nr. Calhoun, VINO IN ike
manner, charged with havi1g formed coalition with the
Wings, in order wleak HE vengeance upon the Ad.
mnisuaton BY attack upon Its Organ Public opinion
indeed Why, already apparent that effort TO raise
about the violation Of the liberty OF toe press mas
proved utterly sbortve-and those who took at fret
the highest ground the subject already ashamed OF
the ridiculous position they occupy and quite anxious
from IL We shall hear very Little more on this
subject, predict Notwithstanding the Lo,ooeo STATE
Convention inscribed upon their g one ofthe che.
rished principles" OF Virginia and eadeayoured 10 make
il issue IN the Spring elections.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-05
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SenaIe.
1nrkspAy, March l. lsA7,

. 1srsspAr. March 4, isA7.
eommeneaton was received from the House of Dxls
gates, announcing the passage of the f.ow,ns sss,
An Act TO Hmend the passed 5th OF March ls4s in
cooperating the Hardy and Winchester Turnpike Com
An Act releasing the commonweslths right to certain lo,,
OF sno iheeln mentioned. to Dan'l ID. Jones' Referred
An Act to declare Mckimm's cre.k a, ,h .orn, -, r..
Tor. public highway, and for other purpo,rs.
An Act incorporating the Hauisve Turnpike Companv
An Act to provide for the construction Of road , p,.
in Morgan county, to the of ST. Johns run. on the
All of which were reforrcd 10 Tho .,,,,,,,,. 49, H.,
Improvements. WI "
The discussion Of the Ohio and Baltimore Railroad bill
being then IN order. ~
Mr. CArsRroS resumed the debate in oppo.i,ion n NJ,
Sioans amendment He followed by Mears P.rrio,t
sne wl'eher IN opposition. aud Mess Snger Moore and
B"ndurani in favor The vote being take, m. ,,nnd,
was agreed io-ayes Is, noes 10.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE
The House OF Delegates have passed
bl providing tor the extension of the Io,,s. al,
road to the foot Ut the Blue Ridge,
MIR RoSkRs offered the following anendr.,, n,o,..,
ing the Alexandra and Harpet's Ferry Railroad
pS Jathe' enaefsd' That this act. and every part
meeo rs ON the express condition. that n Railroad sba
at time hereafter be from m, , ~ a.
andra TO connect with the said Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Al o. near Ferry the Bait & Ohio Railroad comps-
ysna aer ne construction of such Railroad be bound
required SO TO do To give and receive through 10,
All descriptions o. travel in with the same he
tween any point on the line OF their Railroad west of Hair
pers Ferry (noi less than as miles by the line OF m, .d
Road from the same and the said town of Alexandra or
between sueh point on the line OF their Railroad and any
point On tue line OF the said Alexandra and u.,pet, F,
~ Road within ten miles OF the town OF Alexandra
at the same rates mile for the portion of the Baltimore
" ONO Railroad between Harpcrs Ferry and such point
west OF the same, be charged tor the whole dis
lance between such point OF Hapes Ferry and from
OF 10 baimoe and 1t the foregoing condioos DO at any
Time broken by the said company. then and in that
the whole OF the rights and privileges given by this shall
thenecoTth cease aud determined"
Supported by Messrs RcGEss and GuL.EER and o.,
ID 4
amendment was rejected Ayes 3; Noes Is.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
The House OF Delegates have passed
Bill authorizing the obstruction of . Tu,nnik, Road
from the R'ehllnds, in farewell, the Kentucky line
Mr. STARK offered amendment. bat owing TO the a,o
ness OF the hour he did not submit any remarks
On motion of Mr. GALLAHER. the bill ami ,mepdr.,,
was land on the table and ordered TO be printed.
On motion OF Mr. MeMULLES, it was Resolved Tba,
when the Senate adjourn, it will meet -morrow =, II a.
clock.
Ga motion OF Mr. DESNIs, the Senate adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-05
4 Duel.

We are informed by the HslnsI q. c. Republican Of
the Sd inst that duel fought the preceding Wed
ssdoy Spring Church, Ge,nsyie county, Va be-
tween Mr. Kennedy and M ss'erwaite, both OF Beau
fort, y. c. The Republican says
They fought with pereuss guns at the distance Of
forty yards loaded win buck shot At the fret fire Mr.
Sterwae reserved shot below the knee anI three
buck shot passed through Mr. Kennedys hat the former
firing about second before bis adversary Ttey again
tooS their positions back back and Ct the words
sod hre," wheeled and fred The same time. Mr. SAT
erwae missing. and Mr. nnedy shooting three four or
five buck sHoI through the skirts M Saerwsite coat
ranging with his hip.
Z" A proposition then made by Nr. Sparrow, Mr.
sltefwate friend ~ Withdraw she challenge for the pur-
pose Of an e1planal0n-ii aceeded by Dr. Tomy-
kns, the friend Of Mr. Kennedy and an explanation was
then submitted IN writing by M Sparrow, which DR.
ompkins did no; deem sufficient; suggestion was then
made that part Of the explanation be stricken out and
that some additions should be made which agreed TO-
wheeuDOn tue matter satisfactorily arranged In Ius-
uee to both parties u must be said they acted with
great bravery and elaboration"
Why could not the affair have been satisfactorily arrang.
ed as well before the parties the field Is after.
wsfds