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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
rh,ng. in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF Inc Tribune
pffrr .D-r PpfA Nav l.

PHILADrLPHiA M.y H. lsis.
ro--pns-ely there IS but little OF ntercs. str-
= -, az vour columns VII doubtless be h-led With
cen Cad,ganader, learn, reached home BY yesleI
DAYS southern tran but las AePi housed iof TIC
Pc bsJ tbe satisfaction Of shaking hands n az
-,oon WITH Mr. swain. one Of the proprietor o. 'Is
p.I,,- Iflgsr. who was passenger from EUROPE :"
the Cambria - ,,,, Of N.
psrnsvivania Canal vii not interrupt ths Transports
Isnrtedr VII be put on trial TO morrow iof 'as naf
asr Of Mrs Rsdsmaehsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
Aid 20 Italy.

In tho secret sitting of the swiss Diet Of the iith inst
the question was discussed. whether the demand Of
Sardinia that Switzerland should advance 10000 men
INTO Lombardy and reserve OF 10000 TO the frontier
should be compiled with After q somewhat stormy
discussion the Diet referred the matter 10 Commit.
tee which was present ne report on the Nth Aneg-
alive answer win IN all probability be given and be ap
proved by the Diet No great sympathy - felt in swift
zerland Tor the King OF sardinia and though Il was
easy 10 raise 100000 against the Sonderbund, II
will be difficult to raise $1,000 in foreign war.
10 IL said that 1900 swiss c0rps francs under Gen
Dufour the point Of entering Italy from Inc F0-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
VENICE.
lIilitnry Prcparatious.

The FeVicc Gl;tfs ofthc l0,h tannounce'. under
d,te Undne sth thar al the Austrian troops stationed
along the sonzo and the line Of Corzia had been order
ell 20 march in al haste 70 Trieste, which threaten.
ca with invasion by fhe troops quartered in stria and
Dalmatia who had declared Dor favor OF the Italians.
Advces 20 April - state that the Burghcr Guard Is
Organized but there want OF weapons because the
few that were scryiceabe employed in cQuppins
the two or three thousand free corps who marched
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

MARQUIS Of TORREARSA
The President OF the Chamber Of Peers,
DUKE Of SERRADlFALCO.
The President Of the Kingdom,
WTGET no sTr'rTMO


Bv advces from Palermo 20 the 18th inst being four
DAYS subsequent to the Parliamentary decree, we OBJ
tain the important Intelligence ihs, ambassadors or
comnis sioncrs from the Government OF sicily may be
exDectcd IN London 10 the course Of few days one OF
tue drst acts of the Parliament after prOcamns total
Independence having been 20 dispatch representatives
10 foreign powers announce the new order OF Affairs
ANA 20 negotiate for the interests of the country. The
parties selected for the respective missions had already
departed by the sciian steamer Palermo direct for
(feifa Vacclie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

The Epoca Of Rome Of the i2th contains, long Mn
,.-s1 criinsnce which enacts that the notes Of the
nran Bank sha be received e. legal money, for the
ace of three months By the public banks and private
i5siy,fuals The bank il, q the same time, dspenset
from the obligation Of paying lts notes in specie and
on tie other hand the privilege Of the bank 70 issue
notes 10 the amount OF l5JJ0tO scudi /. temporarily
withdrawn. and the Issue restricted TO $1,000 .eudL
The bank IN the meantime, Is 10 in IL operations ex
cusvey SIMPLE discountng and u the supply OF the
necessities Ct tne pubic service bis measure aow-
ever, had not yet Afforded very material relief.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

COMPLIMENT TO DR.. NEwLLL.--Hon. VIM A:
Newell the Congressional RePresentst.ye rom ne nc
District OF TIN. state hs. Just been presented with goa
ring from Mrs Adam. Tor bis unreni,tng attention 70
her l.mented husband from the first OF his lness Inc
ring has tablet Of cornelan opening oy nnye and
- O ApAas. FEE. % lsiS
The following note accompanied The g.it;
"a very small appreciation Of Dr. Newer slno 'o'.
vices and attentions ~ her husband, Ms Ao~s 0'ss s
accsn,ance VI the accompanying hair mig
Newark Daily Advertiser, 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

IsDIAS BATTLE-Barbarfy.-The following
Is an extrac, Of letter from Fort Snelln. puoAned
In the 81. L0uis RersiHe
1--WE had battle north Of US about one month age
be,veen the Chipueways and sioux. war party Of
sioux attacked the chppewsy.; three were killed on
each side but the ChPpewsys being me most ndrnsr'
Gus drove the Sioux from the held and got possession
Of The bodies These they scsped and one Of them
thew ssaned Entirely and hung on some poles for the
SIOUX 70 vitnen II 90 irrtated the latter thar they
nave assembled very large party and gone sSs-n
10 attack them. We shall coon hear the result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

Another in.urrection.ry explosion was expected 70
ores. out before the close OF the month Business va,
- stand.stu 40 gener,ly known was TIL, intended
rnovennent AL that see says correspondent,
conarns me in the opinion that there viii be war 70
he knfe and that spain vii be shaken TO rs center.
unless the business be quietly settled By military
--n-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
THE CAMBRIA'S NEWS
Connl.d from or Forasa Fa..
LorrBARDY

The Provisional Government If Milan hss .-su-d
manifesto adires el 20 che Power OF Europe and vim
dcatle tl- revol- 0f ,Le Mlarese by aiiucng long
catalogue of acts NJ injustice aui oppression COMMITTED
hy rhe Austrian Government ln conclusion. the mani
ic--o declares that never again vii The Lou1ards and
their Italian brethren submit 90 tie yoke ~ TIE Austrian
Co. sLnLl.i. even enter INTO cnmurou..s Win n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

The Provisional Government o.. Milan has issued
decree abo-lin- a prohibitions of foreign goods, and
rallciug many 0f the existing customs duties The
import duty 0u foreign cotton manufactures IL reduced
from Ire ~ cents AZ >dI t0 lire l1sl The import
duty on foreign six manufactures has been reduced
from 20 IRE 81 cents ljs sd ro ~ IRE 6, odl per
lh and the export duty on raw six o. lowered from
-il 're A. Is ADJ 10 100 lire - Us sd per cwt The
import duty on sugar metals and most metal manu-
lac--ra. }. also greaty re1u.nd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
An Alarm.

som. alarm v,s created on the evening Of the 18th
bv the discharge OF peraTds In tho streets. The
shops were Immediately closed and the troops called
out. bur il proved 70 be only false alarm. Il ives
rumorcd thar some disturbance might be expected on
the I'd Of May but every preparation wac made for any
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

rr.s,u oy Ma. yrsroS.-The funeral cere-
-. - The is,e Mai yinton were performed in Prov.
1snce on Friday last large eoncourse Of people as,
sen,bed 10 witness the spectacle The Governor and
STATE Oaieers were in the procession
~ Gen. Lsy.RErT BARKER, one Of the Old
and mos, wealthy citizens Of Fredons ChsStsuaus
Co. died in that village on the liza inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
TUSCANY.
4 poffgliOn Tor Poland.

TIC Ib1 OF Florence OF the 18th INST announces the
arrival there OF the Polish poet MNew,z at the head
OF q Polish battalion coming from Rome End on their
way 20 the seat OF war. They bear TIE Pape banner
no.ntlv with the Polish on. which has received tho
against bIessin. Of the ponrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
The Lover OF LoIn Monies.

A letter from Bcrnc. Of the 22d says:
a parsonage guarding the stncesi ncognito arrived
here las, night aud put up AZ The Hotel du aucon lie lon
this morning early for Geneva II supposed That i he
sH-King Of Bavaria gon. 10 reJom Lola Monies"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
The Rennblic Proclaimed.

The si1lo announces that the Centrsst Chief Bel
era who lately entered Catalonia from France a. mo
head Of 1000 men hsd proclaimed the RepabAs IN 'sY
eral D.stricts Of the Province Of Gerons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

Up The Rochester Daily we think mistakes
in sa9posing that we ever declined newspaper
nomination for Vice-Presiiont' We never pup
licly declined any nomination whatever BESIDE
the oriDciple we enuucisted is sound, even though
oar practice had not been accordant with 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16


IowA-The Wnig state Committee. having
seen III TO call Taylor state Convention arc re
buked therefor by the pes Monies Valley Wig
10 a powerful article We extract from It the iol-
lowing
And now LET US suggest 20 any Whis friend. who
thinks HENRY CLAY IS no; popular with ihc mass but
only with the leaders Of the party that he 20 forth and
interrogstc every Wing he meets Asa the farmer the
merchant the day.laborer, the mechadc and the pro
,es,ional man whom Of an men lvins he prefers or
President-and our experience Tor ltln ninety nine
c.ses out OF hundred lENRY Clay VIII be the answer
with heartfelt emphasis 10 IS nc; the masses that can
vas exped enccs and seek in party man, header
20 MAINTAIN their principles and carry out their meas
ures Ga no. Il Is the leaders who are so impatient Of
c,es. a. N seek II from exiraneOus sources and IN
polite expedencies The people are faithful 70 iaen
principes and true 70 the men who nave osue1 'ohs
years and won undying fame in support Oh 'hose P'
c.ples -, - -.
%Iet,hs Wings OF Iowa stand irn Be rue to ,aeF
tdhere 10 he n,ue they rghtuiy inherit and tarnish
rot The fair fame Il bore in the 0lden ume
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

The Lfg1 OF Palermo of the 18TH inst cOnt,ins the
following: The Sicou House of Commons met on the
18Th under the presidency ot the Marquis lie IOuearsa
80 the opening vt the sitting the Mn-ter for Foreign
Affairs declared that Sicily desrous TO JOIN the
Italian league and trusted that she would be able 10
defeat the ntrigues OF the King of Naples NJ. Pater.
nostro observed that sicily bound 20 shake OF her
King snd proposed accordingly decree that very
day that Ferdinand Of Bourbon and his dynasty bad
forfeited the throne o. Sicily. H. Leiarina said that
c.iy could only choose a sovereign in the families Of
Tuscany or savoy. But added be- let Us hrt think Of
oursclves-let Us organize our own resources, and
prove 70 III that wish 70 be Italians Futuriiy shall
decide whether we are % be constitutional state, UNI
der an Italian prince or a Republic. should Providence
smile on Italy, After a few words from N. Perez, NJ In
terdonato exclaimed that the House should begin by
pr0cairning the downfall of ferdinand and his dynasty
a republican monarchy the Government of an Italian
prince and that the country should be saved The
adoption Of the decree was then carried amid the
most enthusiastic applause.
The decree was a. follows
Tie Parliament declares. Ferdinand Bourbon aud
bis dynasty for fallen from the throne Of sicily 3
Sicily shall herself c0nsl'uuoualy, and call io the
throne Italian prince, soon Is she shall have reformed
her statute
Done and resolved n Palermo on the 18Th April.
The President Of ihs Chamberof Commons,
MARQUIS Of TORREARSA.
The President OF the Chamber Of Peers,
DUKE Of sERRADIFALCO
RUGGERO SETTING
The town was % be Illuminated the three nights fol
lowing On the lith all the bronze statues OF the HOuse
Of Bourbon were thrown down, beginning with that Of
Philip v That Of Charles IT. alone spared because
he was Just and benchcent prince Those statues
were 10 be cast into cannon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

Ma. TRl.T.-Mr n. p. Trist left New Orleans
the ID for his brothers plantation According TO
the Data he VIII remain with his brother snort tune
and then proceed 70 his family in Albemarlc Co Va
Is sad to be tie intention Of Nj T. 70 prepare an Address
to the Public in which he viii define his course Ia
Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

SoLrMy WARNING TO NICE YouNG My
Al late term Of the Court Of Common Pleas ior Iu',
fourteen hundred dollars against one joseph Eaton IN
suit instituted TO recover damages for breach OF
contract Of marriage The circumstances are smd 70
have appeared especially black against The gay oeceyer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
Tnr SEIZURE OF THE BRlTr,H ENrHEs'.-Ih

Wa.hingon correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger
s,ys. an his letter OF the ION:
You viii remember rnc statement. some few days
sso OF a British Express from Kingston 20 Os~~oso,
and thence 70 Boston having been caught on board o.
rbr steauboat running from Wstertown TO OsWego
Ire e,rres carried 40 letters and box, directed lron
he Bisb Nv Agent or Admiralty in Canada 70 the
BRUSH government in London The box and tae lei
,rs we~e forwarded 70 Washington and the Fostmas
Ter General uorceivin. that the box was directed 70
he Br-.h authorities IN London informed lF tramp
ION the British Charge dAl.ires. al interim OF tne
crun,sfnce and invited him either 10 take u or 70
siiov i'm M Johnson 10 send II 70 Boston TO me
60. nj rbe Biri.h mai agent free OF al charges and
postages whatever. ID. -. -. - =.
NJ John.on would not Tor moment imagine tn.i
ths s,s,nt 10 smugrle dispatch Tor the soyernmeni
,,,,I5 h, recoDized by the British authorizes ana
therefore plscef the box 81 the disposal OF the Brush
5ipiornac s-ent here in Washington adding however
sbst In case The attempt % smusgie TIE Canada m al
-. ,b .errirorv OF the United states 10 Boston or
Voyyo-k yrere repeatci no distinction could IN .lIuie
Ia NOD between tnose packages directed 70 the gov
o~,mert sni those 20 private Individual NJ CFamp
,l, r.riird In very handsome noe. The person 10
80 /. - io, he letters and box were found was
1850 and he'd to 5000 bal-a sum equsl to the
.,,,e. he bsd incurred bat he hid broke custody
kst,-e Ina hail was secured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
XYhir Nnlionnl Cnnycntion.

Tepncssee-XIh Dis14c'.-Hon. JOHN BELL,
has been chosen to represent the Memphis Dis
District in the Whis National Convention; Hon.
II. P. GENTRY and Hon. w. T. HASKELL (all in
Congress) Substitutes. No preference expressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

A sy aud an old man played a cards
WIN nation beyond Tie sea,
And stakes were taken ald bets were Ibid.
As 20 whose the game should be.
lie describes the different cards each party used and
end. thus
Tie people played pe.l-mel,
And Ire old man lost, though he played the kin.,
For he played the Knaye - well VI. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
Presidential Preferences.

Rensselaer, C0-Ihe Wing Convention OF this
stanch Wing County held at Troy on the 18th
inst after appointing RUSSELL sAos Delegate
AMI r. J. KNowLsoS Substitute, unanimously
adopted the following resolutions
l. Resolred That we have undimini-hed confidence
in Henry CLAY of Ky. that his distinguished public
services through long life devoted 10 the interests oil
the people the glory and honor Of s country ana the
advancement OF civil and religious merry tnfous uput
the world. has gwen hun the Frst place IN the afec-
tons OF the Wing party and that hs NOMINATION 20 me
Presidency hv the assembled wisdom OF the Whis Ma
tona Convention 20 convene az Philadelphia n June
ucxt-looking a. viii BE- it, duty % DO 20 the strong
est most available and reliable Wing canddate-Wlll
be- ioyfuy hailed by the Wings Of Rensselaer, Co win
the most hearty approval and faithful support IL II
our duty the time, 70 declare that We submit
with confidence 10 that Convention ano that "hatcFtE
Wing Statesman and patriot shall receive the H7th'
guished honor of is selection we hereby pledge our
selves 90 each other and % Cur urcincu ufcus uOut
the Union 90 take our place in the front rank anu 20
battle mlnuIly and uniinchingy Tor the great Nnis
cause-nhich ]. but another name for our country
D Ressired That anon. the Statesmen OF New-i York,
WM NJ SEWARD is our tavOuic candidate Tor zee
President bis worth talents and patriotism qn'Ny
him for ANY station; end we rust flai the ume i- Hot
distant when he will be appreciated ny me " nS' Vi
the whole Union he q now BY the wings oil ms M
q Resoire5 That We have heard with unfeigned
Measure OF the sudden vet -nihcd and efficient move
ucnt of he French nation 10 has been echoed again
and again across the Atlantic, in numbering l.s mon
archy and priv eyed orders among the ins' maj nave
been and adopting measures 20 reconstruct ll- po.g
meuf bv the e-tabsh mcnt of Republic. nus d "a Z
the indisputaoe principle OF Mans d-v'ne ~. ~ IL
,vcr,i.nt obtain. iooth0ld in one Of the nr't pow
ers of Europe We rejoice that j y advancin ana
scattering IL trophies the whole OF ihai ehAsnt
encd continent ln these Developments We .le" ".lh
national pride the progress OF those plncc- Ut IN.
ver.al liberty and equality which for more man na n
century have been maturing the civilized Woll l'l vac
ultimate adoption OF free Institutions. VIM EN-.
r,,rrance thar the French people were the nrs and
rnest friends Of our country IN the struggle mar -a'.
N. freedom and independence, We o1er our WaIllosl
.vmpa-hes and most tervenr hopes 70 hkFCBLl0AN
FRANcE, and 70 a.. that follow ner ho'le Cam pr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16
in Italian Diet.

Tse following important proposition, Recommending
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uarNGs IN GREAr BRITAIN.

financial Bisordcr-Fr0uch Eiecfions-LOrd
palmcr.fou Rcbu-ed-Guiet ia England
New Reform .4Ov cut he (hariisf
Teetin4-Thc STATE Of Ireiand-Thc 5igF-
kcf--Tuvcstmcuts in American stocks
Charfist- in -cofiani-Fathcr Mathew.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06
POE 'IICAL.
THE. BOAT OF LIFE.



Lets take ilis world ss s1me wide srere,
Through which, in fra but baa,ani bat,
With skies now rude and uaw serene,
Together thou and must Sat
Behoding oll, ,s rither share,
B,igh; sp,s where W. shou'd layf u s'ray
Dul time rlirsswifl his II, ing ear.
AnJ on we speedway, away.
Esssa
Should chilling winds aud rain came on.
Wen raise our awning 'gairsi the shower,
Sii cluser It'll the storm /, gone.
. And smiling wait SUMMER hun,
Aud if ihsl SUMMER hour Should >hBe.
Wen know IT, isi.Jfhass caenaf siay,
AnJ. happy whsle III, tblne anl miae.
Complain not when II iades away.
THUS reach We bolh, al last, thai tall
Down which IFS curren.all no,l 20
The dark. the Brilliant destined all
No uk into the void below;
MOI cen that hour shall wani It's charms,
Ifsidc by side still fond VIC heer,
And calmly Ia each Others afns
T,gether linked, - doNn The step.
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Rir{lnond. Eel. 20. 1913

Genilemen - Your Letter Of the 18th inst. informing
that The Wing Convention has nominated me for re.
election 10 the Senate las been received
For lhis renewed expression of confidence, the
prl ofmy Wing brethren, anl profoundly grateful II
has been my effort heretofore represent The dis
rici truly aud faithfully should ii he the pleasure
athe people 10 re-eecl me- to that end all my exerons
vii be Devoted
My political opinions are well known in the dis
tct which have long had the honor OF representing
that would be act of supergaiion for ne here
state them. Suffice 10 say that in all questions Of a
N NJ, local "hsracler hlll in representative capa-
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CORRESPONDENCE +.
BvcKtNGuAu CT. llor.r,
Erb'y lSfh lis

BUCKlNGHAN IT. IloCsE,
Feb'y lstb, ISIS.
Dear >lr--As lie organ OF the Nhlg Convention
srinbed at tins place 10 day, 10 nrmla canI iate
Ir election at the approaching elect N NJ AZ nh 10
represent this Senatorial District IA tn uaNt heaeld
Assembly, We have the pleasure 10 advise II h Lei HAL
Nat You have Oeen unanimously dr-lg tatel Is ttel
choice la making tins annuncatiln, canao fs1aaar
- declare our own c1nyctl1n that have hc1f
ncioIs IN scene Of Bemeni l. In Interests OF
countrytur in common with the numerous representatives
assembled IN tho ayenon do believe the present.
more than any other period Of our history. pregnant
with the fate of our MON, aud through With the hasr
hopes Of the lovers Of freedom and hued meyeIumcnl
throughout the world In common with lhcmwe do believe
that The election oi Tie prcsnt year will decide whether
we shall continue the pr spcrurs and happy kepublc
the present sefsiylcd dominant democratic party, al
thsir accesion 10 power, found US shall sink
responsible central government, slaves 10 Executive pow
e. On such an issue we cannot doubt that every NhIz
this District will cordially and z'aousy support Ia
chosen STANDARD b'arer o his party mhaleter may beer
las previous personal pfedeeons. Nilh such support
we could not allow ourselves 10 doubt oi success il
this patriotic and nlel9en, District, under the LEAD u
any member Of oar party; bat uader yours, Who have St
oen led us TO victory. almost feel warranted IN say
ing that we know we must we will succeed
With the assurance # our own individual concurrenc
in the nomination OF the Convention AMI GU, hearty sup
port in the canvass. remain, dear sif yery truly
Your friends and fellow cilizcns
GEO. u. MATTHEW'S,
WIN. W. FORBES. Committee
JAS. NJ. PATrESON,
Col. THoaas NJ. BoNDUR.Sr.
Variety Shade.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06

rE'NkE MOTTO +. that on The lh oil april, ISIS, at inc
i Tavern hau-e Of hpmls = Greer. al Rocky Noun !"
the county Frank in and state oil \irRi ia betNcr" '
ho1 of he mornu and son-,et oil the same day. |
prlccI taxi the opp-tas II l;ohert Scott and oilers W
be read evidence the trial t suit III chanccry no"
peudr - and undetermined tn circuit superior court %
law ard calne, ~ iog Franklin county in which am l''
tiff aud and others defendants, when an where you
ma, acnl, You think proper If the taking OF said d'l w.
tln> shall mol be completed on the day above specimen "
viii be continued from day to DAY til completed
Feb. I4-wlm CYRUS +. PiNCkAli''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06

HANDS U.L\TED
l WAN | 10 hire 30 MEN acI BOYS, to work on III
M1uhlalh Section o tie Canal. The work Is dry
aud no danger from blasting.
In my absence from town, Mr. George f.. Roberts is
authorised 10 act in hiring hands
jan. Us lit GIL MO\IGOMFRlP.
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virginia:
lt1ies. b,Ilel ia the Cler' Oiie Of the Crcn So
\ perpr fpl.t1t lis all ar ny, Tor tn roua'y Of
Nelson, On Monday. tho 7ih day ii febrnlry, ISIS:
llaWos y. Goldman, Plaintiff
AGAINST
William ". ldrf,, llanesll. Coleman and Mary hi>
Vile, Defendants,
Is CHANcERY.
The Defendants, lIanes II Coleman and Mary his wife,
no; having eate ther and gwen security
coming tn act u assembly and the rules fl tins Court,
appearing b satisfactory evidence that they not
Inlahiant ot tl omnopWcalth II Is ordered, that the
sad btendu doappeat before the Judge o said Court
al TIN toat Home On tho first ia, al April tcnu ncNt and
thr Plaintiffs bull aud that coy of tins order be
trhAlh ins redm paper pabli,hcl in the town
OF .ynehb NJ, i5rtwo month, snccc.siVclN posted
tn front doprol the Cunt House 81 this conaty.
Copy lcste,
FL. - I'm =. II. LOVING, ID G..
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CI.OTER SEED

On G. q \ ) G. y VI T. y T.
O0 BUSHELS prae Clover Seed Just received and 10
on salclow, by
Feb 21-5 BRY ANT * TlNSliN
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TOE.

TE,IlE undersigned b,gs ave 10 inform his fdeuds,
4 that he las taken Office on Tn, BASIN. Tor thc
purp Sc ot conducting General fofaardmg aad COM
mission o,,ur~s. patlicnl3lalleala0 vii h, glvcn to
The sale If all hlus nj Country adacc. ais, the put-
chasing # goods Ia oldei ~ tsls nar.,t.