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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09
rBR Rtor AT cARLisEE, Pa.

THEIa CARLISLE SLAVE CAsE.-The
Carlisle. Herald states, that ons M on az
morning week, when the jury banded in
their verdict. immedia.ely upon its rem.
dilion. Judge Hepburn, with much warmth
and feeling. declared tbatFthe verdict was
one 10 which the court felt compelled IA
declare IFS solemn protest, adding thai
had il been q civil case, lhe court would
INSTANTLY set il aside IS mot being rem
dersd according 10 Law and the iesilmo-
Eny. ffaslsa tptI .nsas'sa /
@ = II -- Bas 49, s.s
An explanation. as an act Or JUSTICE Ia
the chsracterof Cumberland County. we
take particular plessurs 10 maki6g With
> noble and manly frmness. which goes
very far towards wipins ohlthe stigma 10
|hicted upon Justice. blythe Jury. Iudge
HEPBURE, on behalf Of himself and bis
|Associstes. Immediately afier the rendi
|tion OF The verdict, arose and protested IN
ne mosf positiUs manner dgafnst tie per-
dici of Tie Jury II ,oas said be. eonfra.
|rs to The testimony. nnd IL IL wsre g matter
lof doliars and cents. ne would not Aesifaie
"a moa,snf to sci II aside and grant a ne,c
Trial To the views 81 the Court. we j re
also graiifed 20 learn, 4 great majority Of
the citizens folly concerned. sfEs s.s
As an evidence Of The Jurors incompe-
tencyi - The performances Of be duly re-
posed ia them, we are iniormed bal one
negro. whose name was not included
IN the bin Of Indictment aud Who VI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

&se There were fifty deaths IN New
Orleans, from yellow fever, fer the tpen
iyJSur hours ending al . oetocK on me
10th ul.imo. H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

WEALTH or HARVARD CopLRtiE -
The beQuesis made to this Ius'iintian are
enormous. In the annual report 81 the
overseers Of that Institution We Aotice
not less than nineteen requests. which
average more than $4,000 each H The
available funds Of the College, lg;Akn ior
specific purposes, The interest of 5shich
only is used. exceed s;r hundred fssasond
dollars The Law Department has funds
exceeding $40 900. and the Theological
School more Than $50. G0g ThAF opu.
lence is the result Of individusl.litsr ali,J
OF citizens OF Massachusetts. |, s
IS Ntio Hsstn! Jollrnal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

The DEAD ALrvE.--A shof, ..imesince
q sailor ~ Consian,inople was ssrnsk with
apoplexys and being pronounced deadly
the surgeons Of The hospital los which he
was removed. be was put int3 . coffin
and on the following day be wss iaken 10
the burial ground FOR inierDen:. On ar
irving there, blood was seen To- Cow from
the coffin, which was opened; aud The
man was Iound alive. with lis eyes p2en
hui be died 10 few minutes sNerw ards.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

u PorATor Ror IN The
Camberlaods Mountsineer. says: THE
farmers o. ,he GIsdes. we are told by .
gentleman who has jus, lefi that seeliSD,
have sgsip been visited BY the desiroc-
live rot which has been very preyalen,
isf the last two OF three seasons. Whole
patches and fields have been destroys
By y effects. and the mosl surprising 81.
feet Of the foi is. that il 6rsi makers az.
persneefh the siee,, aud 10 81 hours
sl,efs The whole root i completely de-.
stroyed.a' SO ak
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09
THE TENTH LE0IoN.

\
1.-THE Dcclor,n Faey eorrespondsn, Of The
IN. Y. Herald. (hinself. vs believe. : naive 81
The sTsnih'D Tins notices The promotion Of Col
MePhssson, echo has had practical Proof o.
Nir. Polk's .seminsn, ability. . and gives 10,
10 the slanbsiing patriotism % he "B hoys" il
that quarter:
Mr.. Lister. u. S. Consnl ii Genos. has,
sure enough resigned. and Mr.. J. Me-
Phsrson. Of Page county. Va, is 10 suc-
coed bin. Page is one cfihe counties
Iof the old Tenth Legion, where il is pro.
posed TO collect the reserves for The q
mics in Mexico. il necessary, the only
unfortunate difficulty 10 the way being
that the young men Of the Tenth upani.
mopsly believe they can do better q,
home. Hence We have had no company
a. vel from The Tenth. This is 10 be re.
greled, because We knowfthst the sons
OF the old Tenth would be The boys for
discipline snd steady regular fighting -
Can't we have atlesst oneFcpmpsny from
the Tenth Legion Of the Virginia Democ.
rscyi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09
SEalous ArrAla- GrsaI -,

STarous AFrArR- Grsat n-.;tsn;.}
judge R,yly. member of Congress ~.
The AcsopSsc ais,ric,. u virsini,. sstizsd
il Bsliimsrs ID Saturday, and PM u' y Y
shs ely Hoisl. The reason fog hi' e.
.parsurt ifou home i thus explained =
the Noriolk Bescon q Friday:
We learn that fghl OceuFfea q
Drummond Town. Aecomac county on
Monday las,. between Judge Bssly.
member OF Congress. and Mr. Finhey'
one al lhs Rsprelc 1lalivesot The ppgniy'
growing out Of The late division 81 lls a.
| n Church, ID which Mr.. !. vas st,pt in
.ae Thigh 81 The Judge. The excitement
il said Ia Be- intense. 50 much 80. ihM ne
lJoHge Who Il Il said was inpfiscnkd %
The Jail psri Of Monday. has been som
lpelled 10 leave The county. ard aceoraing'
ny nook passage yesterday IN the BET 70
BalIinere. Seine idea may Be iorFqfd p
the exelsemen; pefvadfug the c0nHty O
this subject. when We inform the ace
THAT one Of the Magistrates 81 the un y
went % The Bench On Monday TAI srm
led vita ! pain. Of revoIvefs spd S,2w''
knife.
We hsrs sinss understood TIA, The Hseas Va
incorrect IN several parsisaiars. he F'Sst q. -
based oRparsy politics. md Judge e ~ RS'us
bur had a trial and Wassaeqai,ted on the ssfre
acting u selt.defshee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09
CLIMBING THE NATURAL BRIDGE,

j
ThesLynchburg virginian has the following
article
Tbs climbing Of the Na'ura Bridge is
Justly considered one Of The erfates II as
II The day. Il was FIRST performed by Mr
Piper In The summer Of 1871 hnd again
|by Mr.. Sinner few years sko. Since
thai time no one has attempted the Her
culeans task untilthis morning Mr.. Nc.
Kune, Of Lansboro. Pennsylvania, went
under the Bridge With the ipIent;on Of
|sketching ibis wonderful curiosily; whilst
thus engaged he concluded ibsclmb 1T,
and forthwith commenced in lhe rsyine
Just under the celebrated G ia III stump 10
the presence Of Messfs. HenIylC Bough.
40, add William ellis, Of BSkhing ham
CouniY,Va..J. Hoichkiss. 81 New York,
and Master Blake Moore. OF Hediord. ~
Mr.. McKnne began 10 sscend with celer.
lily. Soon tie first ledge was gained
With lille difficulty: be theh wound
round Abe large projecting pillsr from
which visitors are ACCUSTOMED 10 view
the Bridge alter pursuing this route some
distance in horizontal direction, be
again Commenced ascending ibe SECOND
rasine on The aforemeniionedi pillar. 90
ingen his Way1rejoicing. singing. shout.
ling and throwing down stones. He. con.
liinued 10 ascend ill reaching the lhirl
IeGge. which is about so feetsfrom The
Top following this ledge iowards ihs
height. which again brought him undel
the cedar slump. be sat down.to rest and
collected several specimens ofsstslsciitel
from the place. 10 all probability never
before touched BY human bands. Aael
rem aiming here about Ten minuies, be re.
Traced kis steps until be cane To- The same
Irayine be bad just left. The :genlIemen
present continued 10 watch bis move.
mems. Mr.. McKuue has LOST bis former
kbuoyancy 81 spirits. be ceases ID sing and
shout; there is perfect silence. for he
lis al the most difficult point, ascending
lperpendicnIsfly with bui little encourage
rbeni from the stern and PROCEEDING rocks
around, and fearful invitation 10 plunge
|in The yawniag abyss below. Mailing
|dsuDied. be sill perseseres. and BY the
aid ofslroDg sinews and firm nerves, he
surmounis every obstacle. and ifiun.
pdanily raches The top Of The aHfal pre-
.cipice, about fifteen feet from the spot
where both Piper and Sinner merged
amidst The congratulations Of bis friends
md 10 The presence Of 3 Hotchki.s, 81
New York, William d King iof Missis-
sippi, and w 2 r.. Flcsbmanl OF Cha.
dotie CO.., Va Strange 10 sat MIR. Ne.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

TkkErssEx--com returns Of the
late election 10 Tennessee show that Gen!
NEit 5. BaowN's (Whigl uajori,y for
Govsrncr ! g The Legislature which
was Loeoioeo lasi year By = msjoti,y Of
four on joint ballot. i nov Wing 81 :
msjority Of ien-one il the Senate AID
nine 10 The House.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

Red Men, wa. Instituted in wood..ock,
Va, on Thursday week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09
aein. Pilln1

4 +
An alienpl has been made blythe bro.
ihsr Of this man 10 bolstef up bis reru,a'
lion BY pobliesiion 10 sbe Mash viii,
Union. 10 which Col. Haskell is assailet
wlshon, mercy. The object. no doubt. il
70 secure Pillows con6fmaiion by ths
senale. - Major General. sad seeoad ID
commagd to General Scot. we tesl
convinced that the Senate. though i, i
composed 81 msjotiiy d Isocofseos. Nil
notconhfm ibis apPo'nlment. The xhols
country y scindalised Il bis oolosioa. To-
soups,easy. add his presamp,ion ri .wisls-
ne o sonmand Worth. We hope n Z
Senxts m ssrd esefy one Of the bait h
Of Dsmsgosues, Pillow. Cushing. Hor-
Ping. Il u onns genrs home bout .l,eit
business Il i l,sIe too uSusA. ia,
meas lfsss should be entrusted oisllow.
nko hsss 10 ether mesi, 5ul stump spesl.
ins. ths.sery last species 81 lalen, on earth,
10 s. ssss1s for IN soldier. Napolsor
11o ~ ssxsy. ) good Judge Of soldier,
and xhs had rslhef 10 much eonte npt n,
say ba, HE msitsfy, 1s,isay dtsPised
fhess mn 81 y osds. rud siss}s 81, re D
sho.i il lhsir hsr,n g,srs y tils sinpi 4
ion. rfuo sud mo male Tour 80 raj.
l{Hk.~ 4 te s1sf f'a IS,
: f'it'e 49, - 4. Il -
crnsr smxxt1c. Ths denoci aisEsS
- ea,nea : member If Congress IS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

DEArH OF SlMoS HAYS We regret
10 announce the death OF this veteran
Police 0fIlcer. known throughout The u.
nited States by the familiar cognomen Of
I"Old Hays He died oil 'disease Of The
heart, Al bis tesidepes ID Columbia street,
Baltimore, on the Isl instant. sss
We learn thar Gen. Taylor II not 10
advance on San Luis. but has been or.
Idered to detsch Two regiments ol bis
troops without, delay 20 Vera Cruz. Tor
the purpose OF reinforcing Gen! Scott.
LM .. comhsrsial Baiisttn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

Cor. w. II. Polk The President has
appointed his brother Major 10 The
third regimen,of Dragons. Hereceiy-
ed orders. on the Istihssants 10 join
Genersl SCOTS division. Before obtain
ing his appointment be resigned his di.
plomsiic commission as Charge Al Ma.
tpies. d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

PUNCH sayshe once say IA father knock
down bis boy. and be thought il the most
striking picture Of san dO,on be ever
beheld. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

ASH ArrAiR- Youthful cfiaiaal =
A son 81 Richard H. Lee. Esq, Professor
Ioi Bellies Lectures in Washington college,
PA. arrived !, Pinsburg few days. ago,
fin the custody Of the Sheriff The Pitts.
burg Journal ssys:
The unfortunate young man isnotlmors
than 81 years Of age. and has been sen.
tencedto three years imprisonmeai il the
| peniie dtiary, for stealing about SOU from
the Hon. +. M. t. M,Kennan, | The
night previous 10 his removal be had sue
ceeds d in breaking out Of his cell, apd e.
capped into the4yard Of the prison. whence
be would have escaped sltogeihes.- bul
for the entry Of the officers Of The prison
coming 10 with bis mother, who, hpd in
sisted upon visiting him. Butt fdf the
yearniDg Of The mothers heart far bel
erring child. be would have msie BIS es
cape from The Jail. Sill, perhaps: i, i
better that his purpose was defestea: he
would then have been forever aa pti'sasl
and a fugitive; as il is, we reissIisfisd
that the youth ~illleavs The State Prison
better man than be enters II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09
LIBERAL BEouEsrs.

| 49, zS
Julia3 Poydtss. rich planter of the
parish Of Poinie Coupsel La, recently
deceased, has be9ues,bed;to one or mote
parishes OF that State. 10 orphan asylums,
iother charitable sssociaiiols. lad indlyii-
usls, property OF immense value, and
funds 10 a considerable amount. He
llelt 10 each Of bis executors. S25 600; 10
a daughter Of The Hon Albsn .Galla,in.
OF New York. $4,000; 10 nj. Lsffiue.
notary public OF New 0rleans, Sc 600;
tosysrious other individuals. So 600 ga ch /:
his colored house keepers $500 each; eli
his slaves SO each. and OF The end. Of
% years they are 10 Be msnumiiied. 10
addition. he leaves the followias bequesis'
! give and bequeath 10 the parish Of
Pointe CouPee, my usual place Of resi-.
dence. thirty thousand dollars The in.
ierest Of ihiss is 10 &c employed 10
giving dowry TO all The eirls Of the said
parish who nay gel married.; The unfor
iunate 10 be alwaysprefefrs5. Isiys and
beqaesih the sane parish twenty thou
sand dollars. The interest OF This sum 10
be emFioys ID ioa ards Contributing TO keen.
ing M an academy or college. 10 be es.
peciaHy established 10 the parish 81 Poinie
Coupe.
] aive and beqaea;h 10 the parish Of
Yves, Patton Roage. thirty lhoataod dol
lars. The iuteres, Of this gum iS be EN-
ploved 10 giving dowsS 10 the girls Of
this parish when they marry. il sppe 81
10 the intelligence aad hssmsniiy OF onr
legislators. to see tbs, a legli objection be
given 10 thsemploy ment pf thsb uu lhl
bsquesihs 10 The piorsssid parishes Of
Points Coupee End Nes3 Bssoh Rouge.
Ia becoming pens,rsied lvith ne sent
ments that animaie me, i VIII be ca
~ for them 10 carr out ny limitations.
give and bsqnealb 10 each Of my
god children that may be slibe st The
time oi ny desfb iiss kppdFsd dollars.
SANTA AsNt Aesb r kkkpEs Psredes
Is sad % Be man Of gr1si prpbilys bul
II IS relied t5ai Santa
Anna o1cs silemried 10 Mic bin
|lhlookh Tornei Fsredss p,bnounced
the agent n6 EsnlIemsd. ana 10 bin a.
aelI his tiilcip.I 10 meat - I,es ii
Iscs ~ = >sid rsredss. Shit durs.
has losi ifr I have .ost re ose a
bolh q ny k,nds De- has been shot
p both. YET 4 will b slsi % meet him r.
= WIS rtHH = III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

Tho Charleston Mercury says that The
Wings and Anti Masops q The Keystone
State are coslescing. There is more
slsrming coalition Than this going on III
that State. lis The coalition Of the De-.
mocrais with the Wings ID make Irwin
Governor. and old Zsek President. SEE
III il wont be sol-Nal. Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

Coz. BENTON The honorary degree
Of &. L D. was conferred on the Hqn
Thomas H. Benton. al the late annual
commencement Of the State University OF
Missouri ,R =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

The Ohio State Journal calls Nj. Polk
and his cabinet, .adminisiralors de bonis
non OF the Federal Government This
means, we suppose. that they are admin
istering ,ohat il lsf. ct IL -ENat. Wig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

SINGULAR CoINcIDENcE.@G Gen. Santa
Anna debarked from British steamer. b
Vera Cruz. on the l4ih Of August. l646,
and Paroles. likewise landed from ! BFi-
fish steamer on the l4,haof August .isaT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

Aud John Jones Of the Nadisonian--whato
out whilome politico philosopher.
John Il living 10 Brown Vile, Missouri
= very rich man-worth mot less thar
$50, 900 hard cash.---Nat. Wing. 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

How 70 PREsERvE ToMAToEs Take
clean. ripe tomatoes. sufficient ID cover
ibe botiomsoi alsrge keitis. and Pot them
over . slow FIRE nntil their skins break.
which must then be pealed or; chi out
the hard core andslowly boil. ihe remain.
der until Il becomes quite thick and lof ]
dark brown color. shining ii we'll hi pre-
vent burning. Spread ii upon tlates
about an icch ~ thickness and dry ini the
sun for seven 81 eight days, Afterwards.
placing itIina moderately warm oven
until thoroughly dried. The subslapce
tb0s prepared will keep ior years. ang H,
~ 80 highly favored that piece two HI !.
chss square. ste wed ID half 1 te cbbI0p
ri waieh will be- sufficient lo nix With,
she gravy Of Eve pounds beef STEAK. pr
rfg0ut. Co. fsS# AAs sah aE# TIL
~ f - slssssnssa.s.,l4 5'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

R.leish. Moth Croli1s. wss laid OUT
in 1892 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

I.OLD HAYs'fot New YoRH In no.
tieins the death Of Simeon Hays q day
OF TIVE ago, we iniimaied our belief abai
4 Old Hays Of New York was sin liv-
ing though % a. advanced age TO which
the New York Globe responds:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-09

John Richards. 81 Hodsefsld. Penn.
fell While ftpiiri1g cofuice and killed
|hinssii. &. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-22
pn0hr Conpenantrs, @r.

IT. hE6JLAH NAIL LINE between
- - Boston ana Ne~-foLk, ~ ths f4St .ad
-ndid steamers GOhNELiCo VAN
DrRBlLT AID OREGON
lry n ADD a-r Monday, Juns r. he steamers Of mis-
Inc xil lesvs Nsw-Y0rE st6 r. 81 81 tns arranse meo
la cons@qurncs u pcrOf speed Of ne Do.s and ne
route beng tr- shortest direct passsng7fs esye
he city ou= aud reach bOsgon earrr, hsn %
ne Olnef mes -,
OKEGON Capt > Inayef, Will rgn IlrOs ghOug tho
"a 10 connection win he .lOCinglSn aud PrOyitsuce
and Boston Providence hAilfDzds leaving NevYofE
daily Sundays excepted, from fies No Norm River
bOcl0eE r. d. sd ,Oll1 gDDn a. clock, K. d. upon
ne arrival q 10 mali rsI1 from BOstou.
These pass-n 10 speed splendOr and
comfort having each " hem - large commodious pr-
sAisroous and berlhs Tor 50 persons beside
private rooms for familie, and psr.es
The steamers arc 0ricsTeo by .hr m0st experienced
me1, and vii shorten ne passsge beiSeen N-T-fOrk
AID bOalon from aud hall t0 hours, thereby ar
rivrg ample Inc FOR al thr lines running rom New
forS nol, soulh sad west snd al me nes rom n0ston
uOrtn and
The OREGON viii leave Sss.Yors-Tuesdsy, Taurs
day aud Saturday,.
Leave sio1in ston- Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Th- L. kAND IN 3lLr VII leave New fOfA-Aonesy,
Wednesday and Friday.
Leave ss1uiazton-I gesdsy, Thursday and Saturday.
sB Passenger. ne srrFsi d Ias steamers 81 50n-
r non proe. immediately 10 The splendid Railroad cara
ID Providence and B0si0a without delay, remain on
bosrt lac steamer ADD leave Ia hs Accommodation train
ato3o wrich connects al Providence with NO 10 IS
~ uAin for BO.on, snd baggage MASTER sccompaui-.
esen through " bOson, ~ zke charge VI nc
For psss.g. freight inquire NE psf
No. Nonn River Or 10 bs1lsry'paee. JAZZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-22
YnsnIlnlk.


sAHfL HAvvtY. secretary
hlSrURN Fosr. q D.. Physician, SO Broadwsy. iyl
rCHE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life ils4r-nc- 'oa-
L psnV-Cd-- ID Nal-stf ais Insulation . dislns lsl
ed b. ne following pecuiariues -.
ls When ne premium over - annually, one foarin
nav be p.id In ~. three oufIns 10 secured noie
l. bearing six per cent interest," or u nay -
paid ha.f-yesrIy. quar-riy or Eurihly.
q Per.oos axe M. % c.-s add paying % per cs q
premium no -asi slc hose tzsng policies iof slo sr
periods and p.,tng o. per cruL IN cash may zfe t-f ~
eyidus noss fof t5s balances, saufiaciofy " ne oi
GERS --,--4 -.
ne business OF the Company has been u1Psrseed jar
rr - r u 10. existence To ne ID ui janAAf1 100
~ uortnsf s7 poclrs bad been Issued ara ni--f ~
los.e. snt eyg-ns-s. here frmsn-i net eefi-A y
r-v So 80 sl,t-f-ns u the business sud 81 9llef
pagers " ihe Company nay b bad h5 applying 81 nc o7
OF ne Cornra N Aal-sL ee<-fofE
DIRECTORS.
s.fA - Ina Uus-r~ ood Thos. ?. Segr,
NJ a y ps-fr N-l n Nuu ElW. Annoy
H--r- w-Fsr.s- scht I. Paterson. Wm. N s.mpson,
CO u.-sr-.t Ar1r-uT -n-. FRI L-Eif 4. pruF-f-
RDsF l. PATTI RSON. Pr-s1-nL
B.NJ. L. MILLER, Secretary.
Jos. Z LoRn Agent
tsiy from lo 0'c1ct
AkLESrINE Morn n D
Jas. Ns~ RrSssEitGE- ~ D. ,--,..t
- Turtk-T A-ciea boAr' ~ eo''ii'A-'on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-22

- &C. &C ID yddot Potash. CIininr, Lsbzrrarai..
Chlor -oda pure pnurir Ever Or ne Leln-on sran
Ammonia ard ssrel sgiris OF Nur-, Ivory Black Sl-
phaf- u Ammonia CYalid. PCIass lIi Oh-m ca -
IN soap Fiy paper AK Moth CockroAch Rsi and Bed
bug Polsous &C Nc- &C.
gor sac a. - Libery-st wholesale ard retail By
Dr. LEWIS FEI CHrNANGER
Piatins, Palladium sni iu1um Pouts-P anna fisie
s,t sire Of every sz-. Palladium aIe snd Pea Poil.s
of he s-ss cusly constant Or sac - = L1-rtyst -
yi57r Dr L-Nls FL Nfl ~ ANftN
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s.,e. ut the stock WEDNESDAY.
pAssENGERs ARRIVED

IN ship Aa,latas from Hauaaa-C MADAM LADY child
ren ana Servants jose Bsrro. jacob % Toe Reyes Mr.
Luoar N Ssir.s. g A StucSsn, Z De ucon, SOY >
ch,idr, spa servant Mi.s Runge. Csoo. lady and
2 ohusreu. Z WADE Jose Parez, Ssmors, SSmo
Jr T. r~tning = Purdy. josc Peters .
IN ba'k JaRss Hal from MGgasns,-Mr boothoy' MT
Csrccueiie Nj Nuk-co
j. brig H,Ry Back. from Trigidad-J Holland lady
anu ealldFvn, Cole ID Holland.
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miscellaneous.
NV - 4~D SO X rslSTISG PsrFR-

NIkwsA>D $50 IA PRINTING PAPER
~ IgNg4 2NS4 .iNa -5Nio &iN-s isfNI AL
guNa .ts,6 HXS7 %Nit Sss4s .sNs .iASi
9i,.s 2NSs 2>At2 ks lsN.4 A,.3 Nc &C
Tor .sl-h y CYRUS ". FtELD A co baflns-..Ip.
\ R-Psper of any sze OF qualify made o, Order Al
short nnlcc is,. -
Al ,I--roS b. heel ma pfic- pale 30 cssn for Rage
Ia Ns,,tns C.nvNs Bslr-fopr Culinss, q as or Ms'
Nils Rope G4nny sasglng, sud ~ Other kn.s % paper
makcrs sIocs, - ShhOS W - - - a ~
Bls - . o-l..1. -.-.t-
DA1>.-Fne highosg msrGsg prices PAID M essn io'
~ Kss. sagging Bsie Rope Cuuing' funny nsks.ls'
orsss Nope Caavss AID 81 other siuds VI sgs &C
Nfegs s'oos, by CYRUS ". FIELD \ 90
S'iv surlirs -slirL
ENNnLof AND uARDWAKk Paper a fuA
~ ,s'oi1n.e1' for Sale - CYaUs ". FIELD %.
Gls ~ sSahns zip
> ttllD hkAMS o. Straw and Rsg Mrspping Paper,
oioi SAFE ~ CYRUS ". FlELu CO
rls-~ Bur.ng sip.
A 'OhMt Mon SETS-nutsnnis C. lnnuuioa ST
- VICE pa la sells - IN sepsrste piecss consisting ~
tsgors tsnssfd. goeis plSirs .ud hnau.us fonts ss1
collection Pislrs, msnaisctalv ed aod for sai- by
LOCils HART, lac Bosrduau Hart
N-p ~ surLug-sip.
3N4INIONN -Rvguiu. of Al ino1y of = rlsr. c-l.Il
n IN. foI sac stt kur.in.s ip, BY
y0& LuClus HART isis BosrdmAn 1 Hart
DI-MUrH Metallic oismaib, " a par- Saslgy, ri,
ID 49, a. o Barring b.. by
W'oS LUGlUS HARr, late soarlusa Hart
nook TIN-ssaos and S.rsii. Tn, pa. sri
IL o.. flr sale 81 6 ru.ins up, by
iy2e2 LUCluS nANr late Bosrdmsn hsrt
Eap-Pig and bar Lead. Tor .sle 81 suring-s p. BY
L. ysu 81 LUCtUS HART, iAie bosrdmsa = dafl
DICuARDsON,, al. rIONARN, yes ga.rIO
Itior sale BY HUNTINGTON SAVAGE.
i.ls As Peafl-sl
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~ VIiANgERN btfure he Flrr Chancellor 81 Ire
Fir,t CIr-l't-CUARLFS a. CLINTQ va. - RE-
NIAH LfAt a. raN LOf and ulers - IN fur force 1sur'
0f vl5rt.lg~ luton A. Aukrg, Solicitors f0r lle Com
r.rarf.-A .utus D. Davis. of lh- defendants ln
r.se " hIs- place of residence a 1 tne STATE nf Con
u,c REQUIRED 1 appear 1 hi- Cause by lhe ifsi day
NJ October ueN or The BIZ t.et therein VII Pee lik'p as
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