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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-08

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OF GeH. la4i.r is mu4.cd Ltee o. rH5Ics5=
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bis wa f. career lie aasz dome al sHs Ea.H.=
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s.ate otaHie't iar hlu .g0s.ias rs =, lai=
men. ami tgu4aiu- lu Hl, afsee t1t hayt
with apprehension least be should = sar
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heajej by Sa4.a Aa4t INNS st. Hoping AMI
believing, qua fetHt4g tae American pseue
have followed hin iafaaZnaue his aH4a1#s
eampalsni "#a H1zia1iuE hearts =
in1nhs 10 an# fratfdeHer-sHtlf uepes.
tBelr t1ajsst hopes a4Xe b=ta more fHaa e.
a.lzsd; aud al Their approximations nave been
useless fH- hoa0f % au5 IiaZ hos BeeH s6s-
tanned and the glory o. aur AIMS comes eat
oil lAe strukg.e Hntdrnlshtd
National aaatud.ter such services IS hon
drd5le- Let lhs cup b. flied To i1 Z bum
and OVERLOOKING NJ American viii wish 20
- il sgined A Military GhiFitau Is not
lione The title OF our General he ranks as
au American Patriot IL is n9l only brave.
liz is elk he Is generous he : a0dcratt--
IL Is man whom ma people delight to hon
OF, aud thy honor .hemssbesiu 81 doing.
ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE ~ NEW
MEXICO.
Brilliant Victory OgsrWaejmas DJ1at u
? Geo HfI.c4asi
ST L0U!s, Monday Evening.
N5feh. % lstf
DEAR Strive have TINS moment rscei-
0ed al TX Fesa iron Santa Fe lae Mexican
lasurrecilualsts, Numbering 1000 men.
marched daUn on SAIta +. a, w.s =iatln4-
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Contributions CP0N TIE EMMY

Haa. Robert c. Winthrop, wa paesra
ser IN ha Hloemi', which sailed rom Bos-
Ton .JrLi1erp9ul.
a society oT ne purchase Of piano f3ftes
f has been establish IN London. Each SUP.
scu0ef PAYS = d eatrdsce Ice, and .. strr.
my per month. Attl.s eud Of two wears he
f j, Hfis'Hird 10 PIaao TINS j. ab4a. tqasl 10
o9.al"i45 al iassfdinrat Tor Sl20
4 Observation-Disclosures New Qflesrs
ON t5e m2rla5oi .Ac 10Th uit., DESTROYED al
the houses on BON sizes ct Chaf}res street
iT7n C1stumaoHss bail way down to Blr0.
vile The los was at least 100000.
SUDDEN DEAfa.-3lrs. McElr.th.
mother o. Ar. Etrata, oil ne y. Y fnblmy
@ ,,.. ss1ddeuiy a WiIliansport, Pa, on The
I'm ias' al lhe advanced age %.
THE WIFE'S COMMANDMENTS.
l. lh3u sha!. have NJ other wife but me
: IhsS slalt taAe TOTO thy house anq
beautiful hfdzeH uaase 81 servant girl, 10 bow
down . her and serve her; lor am Jealous
" lite, visiting &c
) Thou saait aot lake the name oil thy vie
III WIN.
tably. y
.. Honor tbg wiies ialaer aud mother.
.. Ihou shalt not lfei.
Ihou SuJ.t Hot find mul with thv din
Her.
Tbau saataot ehsw tobacco.
= Iaoo staltu9t Be behind To, ueiahbor
10. Thou s<44t hot visit the fum tavern
'io0 s'1it NOT eoset ,he taveru-keepefs alm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-08

AGENCY.

GREEN.
folmg Hgs u, sweet earso
Do d. fine ergo
Do d. sitvsr LAT
sitvra LE,r.-ze'd1m sod even hy age dtlsr
ran-e Of Tie ve-t sHaH pfo=lts made OF Ii ~ il
T. . verF sure zIoF lea. 4
GHHpaHder ny Tine
D.. Plantation. tht finest cultivated
Co rs Cnoe-TIs Is flo fines, Green Tea Nd
in China. Il is Of the fret rr ms and aAse Al u
erGteen Tea To- it, Il fcac OF fty4f strength nd
roma. He efaflre tbs Tea Las never reached y
t"HHt1Nrt1celt 10 small inls .e-eais 20 mPoiss
iHPcfiHt WV fine
DO Plantation GroufA ezsf4 fine
Do. IN Lib. eaHisteis, fhe anes,ea.
tlyaled.
BLACK.
Oalone daiif ions Biark Tea
CosnHaee his sHF error Tea with thai sold y grocer,
teiHs a. 9uiuag Tea The difference tsiae F;au
We deception 90 sipsh!e,
Onto7tg plantation s. WITH
De. IN u b cdtji 5, x1a fine il
" fips UHra l.
Nj n st'f7HA.-Thi, Tee T. - f,ervsat ard svfti
noscrag. itrields perfume .at Vut tchg
fal Il IS of ossden growth and suaeriot to sHl ta
OF ne ina ever sod ~ TN. country.
EHell,t Breakfast. very superior
Hole5ile Atriars. strong AID uca
BIach TIA, P,koe flavor
S-peee-aher 30 esl = the prv Csods, Ware,
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bropsy--sli kinds OF DropAv we Ie,rr-,,,.
Int ~ adshns NJ i1tufe. Il draws upan opr erad
g ~ somewhat to teiieve the testimony IN the -
hsvs heen -. w wy worst casts We heard Of
'e'i tees''t - a Fse<.4 We an -.
eelieNt--'heTe are names aHd residence t1,h.i -, ~
communications Oh the subjective are in trnth ron
Peliea 10 lie eFe Let al afflicted 20 10 the agent eet
panfhiels and read our advertising COLUMNS -
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H1HhHahE y cU44.44A4
| ENRf MORRIS is now RECEIVING ms Spfius ssarEz
ct Hardware AKA having u AIDE iis turel st,s ~ r
hIottt's ct te owfst cash ptees VIII era lie INN 10
a. ~ goods on very festoHaie terms 81 n. rom tf of
Mafta Ale, and n IN street
b lis. tassn'.res S4l!notts anu yes4 ..,,r,
90 tafee stoth RECEIVED al pr HAKRAGfi'r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-08

c. Z. W. Car, opposite the Exehahsc.
fhiisdeipaia, Is agen. 49, procuring sa5Scup.
h9as a1d adsefiising ~ 'te Wheeling paiz
So "asAls Fino
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-08

.IEeE Gau9s-5 Hsyr ias. rrls-geii .asrs s-dilpns
I 10 my Stock 81 nrf Goods Tor UHULEs tLfAG
snd can eles inducements 10 IurubHsers.
rr7 y 7 sELBY.
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SUDDEN DEAfa.-5lrs. AIcElrath.
mother olAr. Eirf,a5 oil the y Y fublny
died saddeuiy a. WiHianlsport, Pa, on The
! IN iast a HE advanced age -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-08

II Pittsburgh On 7h lust. there wcrs
'Ksf test ii lis ehdaHfI-iaiHag
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- '+---=s# sis,.4t ats-. 1853 80 ..
rE y tt2s tnsERRY Wst' -
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-28

most sincerely lament the death OF their neigbor and friend
tho late C. Dromgoole, who for many years. has rep
resented district the Congress of the United States
with distinguished ability, and do mourn this sad
rcpaabe loss 10 the numerous personal and
political friends in this his native county and to the demo
cratic party throughout the Union
Resored That respectfully tender TO the relations oil
the deceased cordial and unaffected synpathes
on account OF this melancholy bereavement.
Res9red Thatwe approve Of and concur m the conte-
plated convention proposed be held in the town of Pc
iesbrg the 9th day of June next tor the purpose OF Sc
lectng i candidate for this congressional district.
Resolved That Robert d Turnbul DIR. Creed IIaskns,
Col VIM. Meredith, Dr. Henry Lewis, Col lsham Irotter,
james Haskns, Dr. John Orgain, Thos, Morris, Thos d.
E.lmunds Nicholas 5. Edmunds, Major Geo Short, Col r.
H. H. Blick, John p. Atkinson, John f. Marlin, Geo. w
HARRISON Richard X. Brown, Richard III. H. Walton, Dr.
Fred w. HARRISON Edward Davis Jos. A. Riddck Charles
Turnbull, DIR. Geo. Mason Thos. j. Hicks, William Lett
Hobbs be- and hereby appointed delegates TO repre-
sent the democracy of Brunswick in said convention
RESOLVED, That designate particular person
choice for that distinguished Office having entire confidence
that delegates win select that gentleman who viii bes
advance cause, and carry the principles of ouI
party.
Resolved, That viii cordially support the nominee Of
the convention and that pledge ourselves TO use all
honorable means secure his election.
Resoiped, That depecaie the course OF any perso,
claiming the Of democrat who has declared, or who
hereafter declare himself candidate Tor votes
who will not submit his claims, freely and u'icondionoHg
10 the decision OF the convention.
Rsotred That the proceedings OF this meeting be signed
by the chairman and secretary and sent TO the editors OF
the Union, Washington city, Richmond Enquirer, and
Petersburg Republican, for publication.
On motion, the chairman and secretary were added TO
, the delegation A. c, BUTTS, Chairman.
GEO STONE, Secretary.
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Col. Tod. nnn,ster TO srax,,.

In The last number of the ''Trumbull (O) Democr,,
we find notice of the ceremonies attending the deuar
ure OF Colonel Tod from his native home, preparatory
TO entering upon the discharge OF his duties minister 10
Brazil There was an outpouring OF the whole people
II seems that the entire population laying aside Their EN-
ploymens and forgetting for the time the differences IN
their political creed, united in doing honor to the man
whose name and fame claimed the common prom
eriy of the great State of his birth The old and the
young-embracing all conditions in liiewere alike con-
spcuous in offering the evidences of their admiration
attachment, and respect.
Whilst these demonstrations oil popular confidence can
no, have proven otherwise than highly grateful 10 the
feelings oil HIM in whose behalf they elected they
can be bu, little less TO the administrations which sought
Colonel Tod in his retirement, and rendered for his az
ceptance OF the most distinguished posts under the
government Added to a rich fund of practical sense and
experience, he alike distinguished for his ability law
yer and statesman; and these high qualifications united
as they are with winning and popular address and grea
energy of character, cannot fail to place new minis
ter on an enviabe eminence, both AT home and abroad
His unanimous continuation by the Senate was, of ITSELF
no small compliments and so universal has been the ap
proval of the country that with perhaps, but single
exception) even the INSCRIPTIONS whg leterwriiers
have not attempted detrac from the reputation of the
man in whose person will be admirably represented the
ability the frankness, and the energy OF the American
people.
We understand that Col Tod WILL probably, take his
passage the Ohio ship of the line, that arrived in ilam
ton Roads, on Tuesday last, from Vera Cruz, and which
has been ordered on To New York to receive any re.
pairs OF equipments which she may require. He will
leave the United States Gas the merchants say in all
the coming month, We are happy to add, that Col
Tod has, in all his arrangements, consulted the
mediation and wishes of the distinguished and accom-.
plished gentleman whom he is to succeed as minister
Mr. Wise will not return 10 the United States before Col
Tod arrives at Rio Janeiro.
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In the Eastern States the railroad spirit to be a
active as ever Among the projects foot IS one ~
the construction of road from point in northern New YOU
TO Canada, by which important means of communIcl
uou would be established between the city OF New lo'
and the interior of Canada West The proposed road y
commence AZ Rome, the Erie canal, and, pas''uS
through WATERFOWL, terminate Mt Cape Vincent ON Tue
yer 81 Lawrence, opposite Kingston-the most impora
point in Canada between Montreal aud Toronto -"
road II to be known the Rome, Waierown, ana CeF
Vincent Railroad, and will be one hundred miles 81
length The capital stock Of the company Is sl,oVv"
onehird Of this has been secured along the line oil US
road --Baitim0s american
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fSAs1a FOR sALE-A two-story brick rough house
Eil pleasantly situated New York avenue, in full
A view OF the Potomac, between 18th and 18th streets,
on square 10
lconains eight rooms, and dry and convenient cellar
with good yard in front and back and is well suited 10
accomodate genteel family. 1t is within minutes
walk of the War and Navy Depart, nents.
Also, number 49, in square ~, cliebly situated on II
street Gen Eaton's, in the First Ward, containing
9,I99 square feet
Two lots numbered and i'm square 1884, situated the
OF 9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue, OF the
Capitol, containing a. l46 feet
The ttbe above win be moderate and made 10
suit persons in moderate circumstances.
For particulars apply CHARLES DE SEEDING,
March 6-2awti No II Todd's Buildings Penn avenue.
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ANTI RANCHERO.
BRusswIcx. MAY 25, 1917.

BRUNSWICK, May %, 1877.
~ meeting OF large portion of the democratic party
OF brunswick county, held in the court house on Mon.
DAY he 2lth lnstan-On NOTION Augustine C. Butts was
called 10 preside, and Geo Stone appointed secretary
The object oil the meeting was clearly defined by the
chairman, and the following preamble and resolutions
Whereas we, portion of the d,.ncc,arv Of R,unsv;c
county in general meeting assembled, have heard OF the
death of the late Cen Geo G. Dromgooe with deep and
heartfelt and whereas this melancholy dspens
ton of Providence has cast gloom our community
las deprived OF firm and seadlast end-tbe demo
critic party eloquent and powerful advocate and this
Union ola statesman of unrivalled and unequaed abi-
lies there fore
Rr,oifcd That the democrats Of Brunswick county do
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Fauqnier White Sulphur sprin Is.

d. THIS establishment tavorably known for the
i9;iH qualities OF its aud the and
El4 comfort OF its accommodation, will be opened for
reception OF visitors the LIST June * is situated 50
miles from Alexandra IS miles from Frederckbr <, and
20 miles east of the Blue Ridge in OF the healthy
and delightful G. mates of Virginia. The direction and
management will be the heretofore and the
attention paid TO the accommodation and comfort of their
guests We have an abundant supply of ice.
The season, commencing the LIST OF June, will end the LIST
of October, embracing 4 months.
Lovers of Music will find the band ,msur passed.
Board $40 per week, $9 per week for weeks $50 per
month, $50 for the
For than day 81 80 per day, 50 for
gle meal % cents for lodging children under IL of
age, and servants half price horses 50 per day per
week So 80, per month SS.
Trweeky stages wilrun from Washington un1i LIST OF
July, after that time daily
There will be line OF stages from fredericksburg after
the LIST OF July, previous which conveyances will be fur
nshed on accommodating terms.
May l4-lawtlsA Until DAN'L WARD.
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A Generous GIFT.

The New York papers-to which we are indebted Ion
the following etter-are loud and unanimous in comp
menng the llberality of Messrs Corcoran Riggs We
cordially concur in the feelings which they express.
These gentlemen wellknown and sagacous bankers
in this city They have shown their good sense, as well
as Their confidence in the credit of the government by
taking large portion of the late loan of eighteen mil
lions of dollars. Never could prosperity be employed
10 better purpose than in contributing to relieve the 'suf-
ierng poor OF Ireland.
The Irish Relief Committee have received the following
letter;
"WAsuINGroN May %, 1871
" DEAR siR We deeply regret TO hear from Ireland mai
famine Is still continuing there its work OF death Feeling
Il duty to AID in alleyiatng this dreadful calhl we
herewith transmit tive thousand dollars, with which please
purchase food and ship for distribution in The way to effect
the greatest good the greatest number OF the suffering
poor
"C0RCORAN Il RIGGS
" To MYNDART VAN ScuAIcE esq,
Chairman Irish Relief Commiuee, New FORK )"
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(M THE late residence oil Mr. Arnfed, Prince
ELI in Alexandria. The house is brick, built of the best
aiernls, handsomely finished, and weiarrged for
and convenience; contains fifteen Of them
large and airy, and has wide hall through the
Ouboues OF brick, also covered with metal, consisting,
range OF wood and wasbouses csem above ground,
two bathing and two dressing rooms On the opposite
wing, fine greenhouse; and in the rear, brick two-soy
double house for
The fowergar1ens extend from Patrick to Henry street
The vegetable garden is large and productive
1t is considered, by many, the hsndsomest and de-
sirnble residence in the District
1t viii be sold low, anJ on accommodating terms, APP
plication VIM II. MUTT,
Sept. 2J-u Al the Treasury Department.
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Her mairoom is capable OF holding sunni
of bags, is between decks has iron safe, and is mad
fire and water proof Baggage and breadrooms the same
She has five of the galvanized metallic e-boats invent
I'd and patented by Mr. Jos Francis. These boats hay
been tested and found TO possess an immense power
She is commanded by Captain Frederick Hewitt 70,
many years popularity known in the Havre lines As the
British steamer Britannia sails from Boston the SANE
day he leaves New York. he will have push his vessel "a
keep up his credit
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The President and Mrs. Polk, accompanied By Miss
r., Zone of the Presidents famiyD Judge Mason, ana
Col j. Knox Walker private secretary, left Washington
this morning in the steamboat for the south
We have no doubt that the President and his party will
have very agreeable visit his native State and 10 m
eolleye at which he was educated
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CLOTHING made to orler.--l have hand the
~ following desirable goods for genemen's wear which
will have made up, usual IN the most fashionable
style guarnnyng AT the same time fits in all cases.
10 pieces black French cloth
pieces French drap d'ete
do, twiled silk warp, Coddington's, (ihiss new
&c article. and very desirabe)
pieces Croton coating fine
do black snge-nlled French CASHMERE
do fancy do do do
10. do do gambroons
do "a all wool Tweeds
do 6l do do
Plain white, figured, and coored MarselIes silk, sat-
in, and Valencia vesting, OF superior qualities
10 pieces brown French linen
do fnucy linen drings
3 do Russia dnck
do fine do do
All of the above named articles win have made up nj
the shortest A call is all ask, feel confident
that every who wishes purchase be snited both
in goods and prices.
Nav I-2aW3wif GEO. w. PHILLIPS.
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o. During the absence of Major s. r. HoBBIr WHO
visits Europe the business OF the Department we under
stand that the duties of the First Assistant Postnas Ter
General have been assigned TO SAMUEL b BEACH, esl he
present chief clerk in the Contract office.
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Dy- MARINE BANp.-We requested To state thai ue
musical performances of the Marine Band WILL in iuue'
take place Saturday evenings in the President gou'
and Wednesday evenings at the Capitol, commencing
to-morroW 29th instant.
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ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II. NEvErT, pennsyI,

ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. H. NEVETT, Pcnnsyva-
MIA avenue 18th street, has just finished large
supply OF his superior rergeators, which have been much
improved by the addition OF distinct separate apartment
for meats cooled by the ice the rest and so
require ess than other refrigerator
they viii be sold thirty per cent cheaper than
any in the market
An examination OF the above article VIII convince any
one that they the best relrger,ors yet invented
May 20--J Intel. ~ American IL
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FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY rs, Is47.


JAMES NJ b. TUCKER, receiver of public for the
dstric OF lands subject sale NaIchtoches the state
of louisiana in the place OF Andrew saacSs, appointed
in the army.
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NOTICE The annual election for eleven directors this
~ company VIII be held on Monday the tAi day of June
next the hours OF W and O'clock D. M at Of
New York
New York, May 2l-law3w
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DOAkDING-Mrs. RUSSELL having pleasant lo:a-
- ton on ~ street. few steps north yvania
nue. DESTROYS or entertaining yearly, monthiY transient
borders Comfortable accommodations and mod
crate. May 1876
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nAMAsK Napkins at 81 az per dozen.-Jus received,
~ 20 dozen damask napkins, 81 IS per dozen, good
and cheap d. CLAGETT " co.
May l3-3tf
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General Taylor.

The following letter bears marks of the ''modesty'
which the "New Orleans Bulletin attributes 10 Gen.
Taylor But hazard the remark, that II might have
been equally, if not more modest, if, "casng away
all ambition" he had stood aside for the present
and firmly passed over the honors of election to
one of the "erninent and deserving" citizens, whom
he considers better qualified for high and respon-
sble station" Whilst the gallant and distinguish
ed general, however, call the doubts Gas the
bulletin supposes) TO his acceptance OF the nominal
ton for the presidency" free TO state, with all
spect, that this is not going far enough The people
ought TO know-and free people will never be satisfied
without knowng-how far his principles suit them Is
he democrat is he wing He goes for "a strict OBJ
servance of the constitution" What does the general
mean by strict observance Is he of the school OF
Jefferson, of Webster and Clay Does he go for a
national bankfor national system of internal improve
ments-a protective or revenue aritlthe law of 1912
or of Si62 We have idea that the old soldier affects
any mystery upon these questions He will scarcely
pursue the advice of his committee of secrecy" at Pha-
delpha. But let some friend call upon him for another
letter, and let the old general out This is what
the country have right to ask and nothing short of this
requison ought to satisfy enlightened people, who
value 'spracples more than men,"
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WE have The pleasure OF laying before patrons The
w following rich and beautiful scheme containing prizes
amounting nearly hundred thousand dollars with
splendid capital of $1,000 five OF $4,000 each, and
twenty OF So 900 each
This scheme be surpassed The price OF tickets is
only $40.
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o. All orders from distance for tickets, shares, pack
ages, will meet with prompt attention. Address
ID. PAINE IL Co, Managers,
May 7--3awiwdNcp Baltimore, Md.
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We understand that Seth Barton, esq the new chang
to Chil, will probably go out in the Ohio (Which is de
tined TO The Pacific ocean, about the 9Th Of June.