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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05

~
EVANSVILLE SOAP-I50 boxes Just received and
a for sale by MORROW & WAKEMAN
YN CHANCERY-In the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for OHIO county in the State of
Virginia
BETWEEN Robert Morrison, executor, and Eliza.
beth Morrison executrx of the last will and tesla.
inent of Joseph Morrison, deceased. CoMPLAIHANTs
AND Austin Peay. William Augustus Peay. Henry
Alien, Elizabeth French exacutrix, and Peter Ii French
executor of William French, deceased Henry Morton
Francis ilornbrook, Thomas Hornbrook, John NJ
Clarke, James A Clarke, Henry Moore, John w Gill.
executor of Joseph Gill; deceased, William Ross George
Woodford Ross, Joshua Peay, Lloyd Howard and Fran.
ces his wife, Elizabeth De Baptlste, and Juhene De ap
tisie. DEFrNpANTs
The defendants in the above named cause are hereby
notified that the dispositions Of Andrew Taylor NcCord
aud others will be taken al the Office of Crooks a
Smith barrisers in the city of To in the Province
of Canada on Thursday, the sixth day of July next be-
tween the hours of eight O'Clock and seven o'clock
NJ 10 be read in evidence in the said behalf
OF said compainants. And it, from any cause the TAX
hg OF said dispositions shall not be ced or he
ing commenced shall not be completed that day the
taxing thereof will be adjourned from lime TO time un
al the same shall be completed.
The said defendants also hereby notified that the
dispositions of Redick Mckee, Charles Knox and eth
crs viii be taken said behaf of said com
:aInants at the office of Lamb & RUSSELL atiornies al
law, IN the city of Wheeling in the State of Virginia
on Monday the seventeenth day OF July next between
the hours OF eight o. clock NJ and seven o'clock M
and thereafter al the same place by from
time 10 Time, ill completed.
LAMB AND RUSSELL,
May 81, 1913. Sol for SAID COMPLIMENTS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
XWhool:nr Mac IN I2dQ

OfFlCE bOAhD OF f1EhLiu,
Wheeling, May 30, 1913.
The board of Health deem it duty they,
owe to the citizens as we'll as the Public in
general, to make known that a careful exami.
nation has been made through the several
wards OF the city, and from information deriv-
ell from the PHYSICIANS. no case Of Small Pox
now exists within its limits, and that the city
is free from this and any other infectious dis
ease. There has been but four cases during
the season, all originating in the same house,
two Of which terminated fatally, s or 10 days
since, and the others being removed out of the
city, are getting well.
JNO. ROBINSON President Board of Health
w. B. Quarter,
E. B. Swearingen,
James Mathers,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05

The ad interim of the Argus will never need
that Spanish Grammar. il he continues SPELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

DOANO VI IINII ENN1NOE.
An adjourned meeting of the Library As
ISOLATION, will be held. in the Division room.
on Monday evening, the 9Th instant, at "A
o'clock. A full attendance is requested, as
business of importance will come before the
meeting. J. M. BUSHFlELD,
Chairman.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
HE subscriber has this day received an asser,os,,
= Of Or Jaynes' highly valuable medicines +, i; ~,
necessary to say anything here in praise OF their
efficacy in the cure Of those diseases for which the
recommended, they have long been before ths ae
and have obtained celebrity SURPRISING ali oih.
received, viz: - 'i'e ARTICLES
Jaynes Expectorant for coughs. colds. etc
HAIR Tonic, for the growth of the hair
Alternative, for Scrofua, Rheuma tism ana AZ;
eases OF the skin. ana us
Jayne Hair Dye, TO color the hair auburn o -, .p
Iarnlnative Baisam. for Summer COMPLAINT. s,c
Ionie Neralifuge, for the expulsion OF worn,s
thestomaeh. a'seases OF
Jaynes' Ague Pills, positive cure for Fever and Am.
Persons desiring 10 know of the above m
can do so bx Calling and obtaining one OF the 49,,
Medical Ainanacs, for 1916, lffee OF charse) al
BRENTLiNGER'S Aposhee.
mr. 30 "snnS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05
GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
A HISTORY OF THE REVOLUTION Ann LIVES
OF THE HEROES or THE WARD
INDEPENDENCE
nv CuAD DI,rIrnc0Hy

An elegant volume with Is fine Steel Plates and nearly
200 beautiful Wood Ensrsvings
"Thls Is splendid book. A valuable addition IN tho
Historic Literature of our country. We are mucb mis-
taken II does not take rank with the work. of Irvine
and Preseott"-FRANkfoRp HERALD
lsurpassrs any similar work yet offered 10 The
lean public. "-NEALs AzErrn,
III may be operly considered popuiarsed Military
written.'-'N. AMERICAN
"The present work on the Revolution and its Heroes,
ssapeIor both IN extent and desighn any that has
heretofore come under our nolice.--INo
wall connected History OF that evensfuI period
peeidedy the best popular History of the War of
the Revolution and lis Heroes that yet been given
10 the eouniry."-SAruRDAy EvEvISG Posr.
eJ- AGENTS WANTED 10 Canvas Tor the above eli
egant Work, in every County and Town in the United
States, to whom the liberal Inducements will he Of
fered. Price only 80. WM A LEARY
No 15S North SECOND ST
me6 PHILADELPHIA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES QUEENS
WARE, CHINA, &c. kc.

| 3 sWEARINGEN, 4 Co, have Just rec nom
49, the Last and now opening al heir large store
Rooms, NOS Corner Of Market & Union sts large
AMI very general assortment of Super0 Family Gro.
cefier Cueensware, China &c which they offer al very
ehesp rates. ant To which they would most respectia
y invite the attention of their friends and the Subiic
generally Their stock ia the largest aud perhaps Inc
% selected assortment Of family groceries ever sfered
Tue eitizens OF Wheeling, consisting part of the fol-
] low ne artfc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05

ON CASKS Musprats Chloride of Lime, our own
~AN$ importation direct from Liverpool, for sale by
mis- PRYOR 4 PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05

| - S""sscss nan,
NEW DooKs.-The Engraver's Daughter a tale OF
! ~ love aud Intrigue, by Eugene Sue.
The Coiegians, novel, by the author of italics of
| the Five Senses, &c,
craziuss aiioat and ashore, the private log Of
Ned Buntine
rhe Little Wife, tale of matrimonial life, by Mrs
Gray.
Mysteries of the Criminal Records a romance of both
| emispheres, by the author OF Tom Stapeion.
Tha Rover OF The Rect. by Harry Haiysrd,
Red Ruihven, love- war and ireachery,s romance Of
| the revolution, by The author CT Gallant Tom,
Mary of burgund, by G Il James,
The Court Conspirstor, by Eugene Sue,
Philip Augustus by G Il James.
Riehieu, by Z James
! Graham's Magazine for June,
Godeys Ladys Book
National Magazine
Whom 10 marry and how get married the adven.
lures OF lady in search ola good husband by whs
had refused twenty excellent offer. al least Just received
at m24 WAkEMAN'S, Ill Main ST.
TO PRINTERS.
r RAVE this day received supply of SPRIsG AND
& SUMNER News IsK; also a small let of SUPERIOR
Book INK of the New York brands. Orders from the
Apra5 }. E. WHARTON
BOOK BINDING.
THE subscriber hasnow In MS employ finished and
competent Book Binder, and is fully prepared with
the finest Blank Book paper, TO accommodate his
niers with
BLANK BOOKS
OF every Kind and size, aud 10 do every description of
]
/ al me lowest prices. j. r. WHARTON
| Apr - Ashland Row.
ELY Ners.-We are just opening a variety of Lin.
men, Cotton and Leather Fly Nets, and have ar
engagements with the manufacturer In Philadelphia 10
nave INC latest styles at short notice. The obove arii
es VIII be sold al small advance for cash Please call
ahe examine Tar yourselves, al No. 100 Main street
tween Union and Monroe. lmy2D NicoLL n CARR
~ o MA S"i''a'u' for sale lI ss y PAM
Bh0 Ribs Louisville Lime for sale low by
| wv ms3 PRYOR Il PAULL.
E0 REAMs Common Letter Paper, for sale very
w low, by ni23 PRYOR x PAUL..
4 ICOHoL Manufactured and for sale very low by
~ m23 PRYOR Il PAUL..
1 aotbar Red and White Sole Leather lust recei.
r<N"'HNi' we'd from Baltimore aud for sale hy
m22 BASSErF 4 RBRlN MON
r COOKING GLASSES AND CIoCKs-an sssort.
~ meni Of the above al No 81 and 81 al very
Prices. m22 BAsSETT & ROBINSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05


Pieces ",y Fn. ssss o and 1W %hse
Je5 sELBY AGNEw swEARINGEN,
az D;oco., shifting check, 60 DO ticking, As do
81 ioCo> brown drifting, 50 do beached drilling
reed this day by sELBY A. & sWEARlNGEN Je5
70 RarroIs No 3Mackerei. 10 do No Herfings
~ D"i ioio S do No trimed slad just recdby
Je5 J X DICkEY Market Square
ROSE LEAVES
mil subscriber will pus chase from two hun
L dred pounds fresh leaves. They must he gath.
Je5 FA BRENrLlNGER.
EsXPRA Family Flour. 30 bills wsddIes' make
- t9 do Super Fine, 10 do Fine, Rye Flour, Buck
Jej E.B. sWEARINGEN & Co.
cUPERIOR Bacon Hams and Shoulders. 1876
Hams and 100 Shoulders, Cots aud Wickbau's make
100 ans aud Shoudersand Sides country Just received
| and for safe low by EDS EARINGEN co Je5
g Bills pure cider vinegar, warranted, for sale very
| q low by EB SWEARINGEN 4 CO Jej
YuST opened this morning dozen rich green frin.
- ged silk and tusk satin parasoIs. sENsENEY JeS
"A FEW more left of those extra fine English straw
| "a hornets JSENsENY Je5
| HAVE for sale bargains in the way of
| Real Estate in the city of Wheeling and Lane i'll
the country, and those wishing pnrchase, let their
sums he large small, would do well to make early
application as the owners desrous to SELL and |
would sell the land in small parcels and divide the lots
To suit the Purchasers. small payment will be requi-
| red in htni and balance on time. JOHN GOSHOBN,
| Wheeling Je5, 49, Real Estate Agent
LAWNS AND PRINTS.
| "A SPLENDID assortment Of new Lawns, sBarages
"A and Prints, at very low prices, Just received oppe
site the Big Red Boot, by j is RHODES.
-orsu.rp poNz,r p,ppo, a., .a;,.,a =, a.,
W. Bio WINDOW, fresh supply Of White and
Plaid Ribbon and Flowers, J2 JsRHODES
Do,,ote, CHINA Pearl, White English Straw
DoiliietS. and other new Bonneis. jus, received al
the cheap corner, js is RHODES.
No'u CHS superior, (BRowNs FIRST QrALI
rY,) Gold Pens, warranted the hest in the Guy.
m3 JONI BIsner, l3a, Main st.
DONNET TRIMMING.-J Senseney has this morn
- ing opened beautiful assortment of Bennett Rib
bon, which the attention of the Ladies is called.
May 81, lsis.
AN hand and for sale low Elegant ia & 1874, white
m3i JsENsENEY.
VIZ GOODRICH has just received by Express, h'
W second stock of Ribbons and Artificial Flowers
in which will he faund6 pieces Green Barred Ribbon,
doz Green aud White Face springs, by calling soon.
JHne l. lS48 asf
| n HNGH Dc.f ~ iheH DutidlS lut SAFE az
~ il GOODRICHS-.
Y3RINCIPE CIGARs-If you want the best Principe
q Cigar TO be found in the City call at
m3U WAKEMAN'S, Ill Main st.
100 Bb!s. No. 3 Mackerel, n Mass
ton jus. received and for sale by
may "a LIST, HOWELL Co.
PRINCES FOR TRIMMING.
| "A LARGE lot fancy coiored fringes, for trimming
Id dresses &C. for ga e low by
ms TALLANT & DELAPLAIN.
ON CASKS Musprat's Chloride of Lime, our own
~l~ importation direct from Liverpool, for sale by
mis- PRYOR & PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05

100 Bbls. No. 3 Mackerel.; n Mass
lion just received and for sale by
may "a LIST, HOWELL AND Co,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05

M "a D;o,oe, fancy Prints, Ne ps blue and
Z ~ = fCCOo ange prints, l0i black and white
prints just reed by -.....
JeJ sELBY AGNEW & sWEARINGEN,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05

DONNET TRiMMING.--J Senseney has this morn
- ing opened beautiful assortment of Banuet Rib
bon, to which the attention of the Ladies is called
Nav 81, lS4S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05

C,cll Dnre Just received small lot of those
So'u NiiS' superior, (BRowN's FIRST QrALI
| rY, Gold Pens, warranted the hest in the City.
| 1881 JOHN BIsHop, l32, Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05

~ hand and for low. Elegant Id & 1874, white
~ and fancy Marseiles Quilts
m3l JSENSENEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05

VIZ GOODRICH has just received by Express, his
w second stock of Ribbons and Artificial Flowers,
in which will he found6 pieces Green Barred Ribbon,
doz Green aud White Face Springs, by calling soon.
L. 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-05

TRINCIPE CIGARS.-If you want the best Principe
q Cigar TO be found in the City, call at
m3U WAKEMAN'S, Ill Main st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-18

MURDER.-We learn from the Euiaula De-
mocrat, tina, brutal murder was committed in
Randolph county. Alabama on the 29h ul' upon
Two negro fa'ers from Virginia, by the names OF
Trouer and Bolton. Their bodies were found 10
PrIanla creek with their heads nearly cut of, appa-
renty with Ratchet The deceased had brought
on, a large drove OF negroes, and had tesposed oil
them a Il, with the exception OF some Two or ihTec.
They were no doubi murdered for The money II
was supposed 'hey had 10 their possession. u -
thought The negroes we're eng ged IN me atea''"i
deed bu, no doubt is entertained on! some wh''e
person OF persons led then, Cd.
Several ci.ix.ns o, The county had started in pur-
suit oilhe supposed muIdeIefs ana a. 'ast accounts
were in close proximity to the wagon IN which II
was supposed they we're making their escape
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-18
tn SARAH C. HARRISON.

" or are hereby notified That shall petition INC 6e
4 neral Assembly of Virginia, at the neft session
,b,sof for divorce IA riaruo mcriraoniJ from you.
statement Of the which said application ~
founded have flied in the Clerks Office o! The CIR
cut Superior Court Of Law and cbantery In ana 'of
the comfy of King Wi'liam and as you are not resi-
dent Of the OF Virginia. take this method OF IN
forming you thersof, and Of requiring your attendance
at the next term of said Court, when the said Coul
will cause jury 10 be mpanneled, TO ascertain INC
fscts set forth in said statement. ,,
Jan. 2S-cwdW Janice b. aAhhteos'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-18
. pevryrsceScE OF 1912 APPLIED To las

Renaissance OF leIa AFFIXED To I'4s.
ia hs hG.,or If tic Ua'0n'
Allow me TO commend the sentiment below 10
The consideration Of he friends OF Mr. Clay in
The present Congress, and 10 all the "no-indembi-
ty," "no-ierruory," and an'i-war men, ~helhef
in Congress or no,. l. was offered in his city on
lie IS b January, 1914, ali public dinner given
10 Com. Perry, and speaks tor iiseIi. md II IN
The 5,h volume Of Nj es's Register, p 3'l:
BIZ Henry Clay Of Kensaeky: "rhe policy that
looks 10 peace as the end OF war, and 10 "ar as
Inc means Of peace SENTINEL.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
MODERN DEFINITIONS.

DISTANT RELAroNs.-People who inn
agine they have a right to rob you if you
are rich, and insult you if you are poor,
HfARr-A rare article, sometimes found
in human beings. 1t is soon. however,
destroyed by commerce with the world,
or else becomes fatal to its possessor.
HousEwFERY-An ancient art, said to
have been fashionable among young girls
and wives, but now entirely out OF use,
or pfactised only by the lower orders.
EDIroR-A poor wretch, who every
day emptles his brain in order that he
may fill his stomach
WfALrn-The most respectable quality
OF man
lioNoR-Shooting friend You love
through the head, in order TO gam the
praise OF d lew others whom you despise
and hate.
LAuGnfER-An agreeable and eontagi.
Gus eonvulsion oithe human eountenancr,
on receiving tailer's bill. or being
asked TO retuln an umbrella.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

RECEPTION OF GEN. orr-fhc CON.
miltce OF ciligcu., without respect to par
ties, appointed to supeuuicnd the prcpar'
aiions for receiving Gen. Scott at the at
:ory, announce the following regulations
Gen. Scott will be- received on hisur-
rival at Castle Garden by Court Of Spc.
cial Insult, commissioned BY the President
who will cut oil his epaulclls and take
from him his sword
The General will then enicra furniture
car, prepared for the occasion with an
India rubber inflated Pillow, and ride Ia
the Tombs, whore after being allowed a
hasty plate Of soup. he will be taken into
the back yard and hung
The editor OF the Union will wear
Grape on the pen arm for thirty days.
And thus will end the career OF a man
who has had the audacity to cover him.
self with impcrishable glory. while the
special iavorites OF government aud power
sneak home wrapped in disgrace aud IA.
fanny Firt RcspHJiina'
John DoHkcg
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
CONGRE ESsIONAT.
From the Telegraphic report of tn,
Cincinnati Daily Enquirer,

From the Telegraphic report of tn,
Cincinnati Daily Enquirer,
WASHINGTON, May 81.
SENATE.-Mr. Sebastian of Arkansas
was qualified and took his scat.
a petition was presented by Mr.. Hale
praying for the removal of the capital tc
Cincinnati,
The Oregon bill was then considered
Mr. henlon moved an amendment au,
thofi2ing the President to accept the serv.
ices of regiment of volunteers for the
protection Of the citizens of Oregon.
Mr., Hale moved 10 extend the ordi.
nance of n, prohibiting the introduction
of slavery or involuntary services, over
Oregon.
The whole subject was then postponed,
and the consideration Of the Indian Ap.
preparation bill resumed, This was also
postponed, after considerable debate.
HoUsE-Mr, Suohm, from the Com.
mittec on Contingent Expenses, reported
sundry errors in Mr.. Walkers report.
The minority asked time to count the
report, which was granted,
A very long discussion ensned, which
was continued until a late hour, when the
House adjourned without action.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE
MAILs At WASHINGTON, ARK.

Little Rock arrives Sunday "Wednesday ana
Friday, grM
Departs on Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday,
BAN
Fort rowsOn arrives Wednesday aud Saturday
6rM
Departs on Monday and Thursday. SAN,
Walnut Hills aud Mindeu arrives On Wednes.
day, Gr.n
Departs on Monday aud Thursday, 6 Al
tamden arrives Sunday, 6 =. Al.
Departs on Thursday 6 An
Fulton departs on Monday aud Thursday, AN.
Arrives on the same days, 6 F.. NJ
Zebulon OF MuHreesboio', departs on Friday
SAM
Arrives IN Saturday. & ra
All the mails close at . r. NJ previous to de.
paHufe.
Il. n, PtiRDOM, r NJ.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
To Cotton Planters.

TllE undersigned hls just returned from Gin.
i eiunali with a line 10, Of Gin Materials,
manufactured under he own supervision Ia that
city, and is nov about 10 open Mandatory in
the town Of Washington. Hrmpsirad county, Arb
iar the purpose Of building Gin Stands and fv.
pairing the sam-. Any Gin Stand made and
odd b the Undersigned, aud pfosia. TO be not as
good as represented by hun. may be returned
without any charge to the purchaser. aud all fs.
pans denr by hun Will be warranted satisfactory
Any person wishing 10 purchase TIN Stand, OF
to have All old one repaired, wbuld do well To cal
aad see me.
wM W. q. COLLINS
Washington, June !. lsIs.2e
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
z1n-aDsJG= "a n ss.

cN 80 different patterns Of ihe
S\.x-g celebrated Eagle, Sward. Self.
as.<SR.. sasRa. sharpening, Double Monld.
board, Suh.soII aud CulIraling Plough, The
improved Sleep. Hall and Carey, Of I'll sizes
Also, complete assortment Of cullivalop, hsts
powers gran mills, both .lrsl aud burr stone al
sll prrss from 81 10 $500, corn aud cob cfushers,
lhreshem, fan inilla, straw Cutters gran cradles.
shoyrls, axes, hAHows, horticultural implements,
etc. Burna VISTA Rifles used by the First Ms.
suippi Regiment, wit carry a half ounce ball $50
yards with effect Garden seeds Of ihi, seasons
growth, aud a choice collection Of fruit trees,
irriizsr, guauo, rock salt and plaster Of paris
Improved implements Of the newest patterns and
best kinds, ai all time, on hand and fsr sale si
wholesale and retail
Il, L. ALLEN, IS Camp street,
% New OflrHns.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

A GREAT GiH.-The principal city in
China IS Sou Tchon. a city ol the interior,
the largest perhaps IN the world for
pckln has but four millions, while, il we
may eredi, Mr. lladde, who visited 1t,
Sou fehon has population of i've NIL.
hons within lis walls, aud ten millions
within radius OF four leagues around
Situated on a great imperial canal, it has
ten thousand bulges. Since l7ls, when
the missionaries quilted II, no iniiyidualr
until Mr. lladdy succeeded, could get
mgress. lie did -, disguised completely
a. Chinese iTdef
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
The Rlchmond fKxl Chronicle. of FrI.

The Richmond (Ky) Chronicle. Of Fri.
day last, publishes the following account
Of brutal murder.
At the battalion muster at John Mil
lions, in this county, on Thursday, Isaae
Agee was brutally murdered by Shadraeh
Barnes 1t appears that brother OF
Barnes was engaged in fight, and that
Agce was attempting to make peace, when
Barnes ran up, threw his arms around
Agee's neck, deliberately held his head
back and cut his throat Rarnes, after
inAieting the wound and before Agee ex.
pired, approached the spot where he was
lying and asked il he was dead: being III.
formed that he was not, he drew his knife
and swore he would finish him, Barnes
.hen inflicted n severe wound on his broth.
ef, whose recovery is doubtful, He cut
Mr., Cu2ick across the hand, and made
a blow at Mr. Heshman, cutting his clothes
and marking the skin. II is not known
that any unkind feelings existed between
Barnes and Agee before this difficulty,
but we have been erediby informed that
Agee stated before the muster that he
was afraid Rarnes would kiil him Half
an hour before the difficulty occurred
Barnes threatened to kill his brother aud
attempted toraise a difficulty with hun.
barnes was tried before two justices on
Friday last, and sent to Jail to await his
trial before the Madison Circuit Court
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

June "a, r. "
SESArE.-The Senate was called to or.
der at the usual hour, Mr.. Atchison IN
the char.
Mr. Davis of Mississippi presented to
the Government, as an Offering from the
Army, the flag that first waved over the
Halls OF the honlezumas. with appro.
pirate remarks,
Mr. bright moved to take up the Or.
regon bill, which motion was agreed TO.
aud the subject was debated at length by
kusk fuller, liadgcr. Niles and Downs.
Mr Houston offered an amendment to
COMPROMISE.
Several Intellectual attempts were made
togo into executive session. The sub.
Ieet was then laid ASIDE and sandfy pn.
vale bills passed
Adjourned.
Ilousf-rhe bill prohibiting the i'm.
pofiatlon Of adaltcrated Drugs was then
taken up aud passed Mr.. Rockwell
then called LOT The regular order OF busi.
ness aud the House accordingly resolved
itself into committee OF the whole, aud
took up the private calender
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

MuRpER-On Thursday last, near Fort
Gibson. Cherokee Nation. John Rodgers,
known in the Nation by the appellation
OF Littks John Rodgers, was killed hy
shadrach Cordery, Gordery was accused
ofbeing engaged in kidnapping someSem.
mole negroes. noticed in our paper two
or three weeks since. and Rodgers was en-.
deavofing TO arrest him, Gordery being
armed with a gun. Rodgers rushed upon
him and was shot in the breast and
killed instantly The murderer made
his esenpe.-F0H Smith Herald, JaHe I.