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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04
IiiE Ct1It. INTENT
eDs.ee kas!&sa 81 Uk-El
'H'Ea. EsUs. Elss. .Dss.

ANDIIIEK NRRlN AL.
n HAVE Just received ther large and 5 did
Il sortnlenl OF RE ADV MADE CLDIfIN Nc, and shall
receiving thaiu weekly from my manufacturing
Enlistment in Baltimore. Now Is the chance for all
ttiaSr who wan cheap. fashionable AID good Clothing
wiI 10 y ell 10 call before purcha> ~ csc
where. | AIN determined TO sell READY ABE cloth
ing at prices lha caunst cee!ed any of The East
ern CITIES, a. W.}pesale or Retail. Mmd-othegs may
TELL YOU they sell cheap. bu! hut clothing
here know, by tile of the Baltimore Clothing
store, which you VIII find III tls house formerly
MD by Jlu Cos. .osn. STEM,
Nov 0 No IJ7 Ma in ST. 9d door Glow irer.
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GREY s. Motte.

MckEE AND ROBhR rSUN's GOODS.
70 FAIRS superior blsnkeis
y 10 pieces Red flanne's,
Il" 4 Brown r.ssed Flannel,
do Pieces Gassim.rr,
~ d. Ky Jrans. A iarse lot Of " oo,en Yarn, all
Ut Mchtt RoJertsoi's nare lust received aud for
81 e ct!eapLy CHEER 4 NOTE
OCT Is No lG2. Iarket 81.
4 MOTHER 10! of those sinerisr Glinke's of McKee,
& Bohe-sons maze, just received and for sale
ma uidcturer's p:ice by GREER & Moi'TE,
SCI - Ma iG2, Market st.
Es OMESfCS. brown and iteai' ,1,irsS' -rfesiaeet
Checks whAe ssd eolnFed anton fiannes. recci-
we'd and for safe low ut GREER Il MOTTE,
Oct NO lG2. Maract ST.
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o. e.ct. Weia.elt.

O. W. HilSKELL
TYAs received from New York philadelpha and
Il d baltimore his second IA re stock of
FALL, AND WINTER GOODS
which bought at considerable reduction prices
early in The season. his stock is very complete and offers
goat Inducements 10 persons wishing to purchase. 1t
consists ia part, of the following articles viz:
6ESS.GooDS--stLkS.
Embroidered Brocade Silks beautiful stylca, Panlt De
Sole, Chameleon, Raw Sllk PtaiS. Gro DE Berlin Gro
lle Alri4ue, Gro DE Rune, Gro De Nap, Turk Satin,
Rioh I.us.r', Satin Levaltnc, Embroidered Glaze silks
Italian lns.rnss plain Silks for Friends. Manti.a aud
Eesiuc Silks extra wide and very rich. Taetas, India
aad French SaiGs, Seneews etc. being az extremely
rch sud varied assortment Of Dress Si!ks, etc a, u
ced priGes.
VARIOUS OTHER DRESS GOODS.
Thie' Coths N great variety Of ca:ors; Anla'nsisn
esths teantiful article for frends Hot dur "a plsis
Jenny Lind Paids, Bctia PlaidS aa rails Stewart
fias SailIo Paids. California Pads being the most
complete assortment of Plaid Goods before ole ed
e1Wc ut th:in being expressly for children. Fce1ch
English and German Meriuoes, mode coiured hia OK
coore and satin striped Alpaca isires, Satin iped
and other EasAneres, very hands st % cents
per yl, MOuseln De Laines Caiifornia Robes Puranct
IA cloths, extra Bo'eliies. NaiIlnn Theron COS
make, Britannia aud Victoria Plaids swiss sInsins
Jaccnnet do. Nanspok do Mail ,o, book Muslin, plain
and plaid do, Jaakonets aud Bishop Lawns.
AL1o-6oo ps English, French and American Cali
coas. with immense variety of dark and rich WIN
ter Ginslianis, al reduced prices
Party Dresses Of the newest designs some of them
embroidered in the ieautit,ll manner
Bonnet Material Rich cut and uncut Ve'yes Bonnet
Saiins plaid Ii"ings Bonnet ribbons il, great variety
Piumcs for Boane!s, French Artificial Flowers.
WOOLENS, ETC.
French, English aud American Cloths and Cassneres
also. few pieces Of French Cloths, expressly for La
dies Coaks Satinets Fwee'ls. and grea, variety ST
ZOO Is for bors' wear Silk warp anneis all wool do
Crimpei Flannel; WEIGH Flannel, Gauze do. Tx lied
do a al the other varieties. Satin and Silk Vestigs,
Merino do, VaeRciado
Also brown aud hlcachet Mus!ins of thirty five diff
fereIt Factories.
Bonrets IN great variety, Lusc!lcs. Cap Tabs Gull.
ngs, llea Ornaments.
Shawls-Terkerri, Thihet silk Fringes, Cashmere,
Straiilla embroidered Goth heavy palu hack cloth,
B'iof Highland pa.d, silk, Alpaca and many other
Also toatings. Green Baizas Furniture rIaias and
thntZes, F,ckInEs, Slnrting aud AprUn Checks Mari
ncrs ana Eliot ~hrtings brown hlcsced and colo ed
Canton flames. Eastern i.iu>e g. Russia Shrctngs,
eai co'orcd LineHs, hc-wn aud hiracied linen Tale
Diapers at very reduced prices co!orci Feivets and
Nevetcrns: Coveriet yarn Cotton Yarn, Car act yarn
i51t yards very hea.y inch iites for
Saddle Bankets, Rose Blankets. large lot of
ify flannel. Wuolel socks
Also $50 pairs Oh Dressed Buckskin Cloves very
Deriar.
, ~ The hlic may rest assured that the stock is one
country. Noya
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BOOKS. NEW STOCK

- AMIiY and pocket Bibles Presiy teriam Psalms and
q Hymns, lsaln.s o; David variety of school Books,
Eclee ic Readers Sanders Readers. Cohls aders,
Rays Arithmetic, Davies arithmetic and A zebra,
CamstockS Philosophy, Chemistry ard Physiology and
variety CT stanford works on TAcoogy. Medical and
general Literature Blank hooks and all KINDS ofsation
airy, wide window blinds and wall paper sold low as
any establishment in the civ. ~
JOHN FISHER. Agent,
=
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HD0kSi BOOKS

y lie SUI scriler having entered into such arrange.
! me'li with All Ihc large iUhiIatiHg h,uses ~ tina
eastern cities cradle him their ruhI is,r's
Frices in New ork, iioston fl.;.aGe plia Cact
the hook ST re OF Main and ion sweets.
Far
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04

DIR. SPHON'S SICK HEADACHE REMEDY y
why viii You suief with that streS>Ing COM lalnt
when remedy a. hspd that VIII mol ii 10 cure sou
TINS remedy wal -iec'Uay destroy any dlia OF head
ache. either nervous or bilious II has cured cases oil
twenty yealss standing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04

PILES. SORES, Sc-The Gcguine Hays Linament,
is an sre'c uOre justly oe.el rated cure far the
u owe than any All others It's almost m
nua.era ie, and only necessary 10 let those vino
know article ard used ii with such great success,
that il is 10 r. lad true and zen inc "t tohisiocN - o.
81 CourtaEd 81. New Notk. SOLE proprei"!s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04

TO THE HALF AMI LANE, Cows;ack's Nerv'
aud A1i.e LiuHu, AND t.-s |e.r.a'lr iXr, j. 'i'
n as, ecua' cure 10 Rn"aH.- elstt ac'dcp l.
naso.cs a.d warranted 10 are aiiy case OF IN 1.a
t.snA 81 GUIt. ue- 10
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To al Teachers and Parents
STANDARD SCHOOL, BOOKS.

Pu' shcd and for sale by GFiaa E,tiorr & Co
Philadelphia, aud by w. J. Roam, Whee ing "a aud
for by B0ok sellers, aud Country merchants aeiera
~ in thu Sout c States and = booksellers in New
York aud -hilaie plia For sale above, RUSCIIEN.
BERGER'S
Elements of Anaiony and Physiology. for begin
.. Elements If Msmmao=,. Tho Natural tri,to-, -,
Quadrupe Is, for egnners - cuts. '' VI
3 Clements IT Drni'hoiUgy, the Natural History "
Birds, Tor eainrcrs. ~ cuts.
T. e9sens at lie .eo'ogy and Technology. the Nltn
re- History Of Reptiles and FISHES, tor beginners, So
eus.
) Elements Of Chronology: the Natuta! History Of
S and .!orsrs for beginners. liz GUS.
Il E'emcr'~ OF Entomology, the Satu. :, History OF In
secis. Tor Il sifiivrS. % Gus.
amemts o. Boiany, the Natural History Of iants
for beginners, f3l cuts.
4 Elements Geology, the Natural History of the
Earths Structure, for leg timers. with GO cuts.
The Above series is rred OF the valuable
contributions To- the of education hch has
teeu published ia this country.
Each book of the series is Pete IN Itself aud has
fall glossary a nded. The illustrations numerous
" aud beautiful = executed.
Teachers requested to call and examine these
works hefore selecting for their schools any hook Ma
iural History hcSe heng very cheap, and having heen
approved ny dis 1gushed and scientific men.
" have examined DR.. Ruschenherger's publication
Elements of Geology, 'frara the text OF "Bcudant,
Miller, Edwards and Ache, Compile"
- think this al excellent wOrk-coudensed, lucid
act and cOm?rc rnsive-a sal guide for the pupil and
useful review for the teacher The ius raons are uu
u.crous and exact.
(Sicned) b. SILIIMAN
Vale College, Dec. ~, ls4j"
The above va able Of hooks have been introdu
ced into many o the public and private school OF New
YORK, Massachusetts, Nerm.nt Maine, Dino. reuusy
among the most valuable issued from the
American pres:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04

z an now rct wing large TO- really made clothing Of
n every DIES .,pion, wl.icu w.i ie so;'i very t"w
i-iee. II yos vaI. sat Of ea.les We taet cal d
: Lee auction rooms OF y =. WitNi iM.
dc )
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ONAIENS. O\Sr.RN. OYSTERS.

7Fsll subscriber would cal attention of the cit
- Zens OF Wheeling 10 tie rtdaetinn Oy sters-
DIVING to the severe Illness ii ans family that he ~
cen compelled TO Stop the business some weckt
lost, he VIII open ms house tins evening Nov S,
VIII sell a. the following rrices:
ID cents per dozen Rev,
~ do do strwed,
l,2J per Can, nov 5 F. ZlNN.
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Da'ts o. DOn8>

aler. WeEntan.
Money Saved!
NEW ARRIVALS OF rs PACKAGES OF
ALL AND WINTER DRI-GOODS
Which mH be sod from 25 to 80 per
cent cheaper than any other
House IN this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04

= VERY, NJ 10. Monroe ~. " leeiug, Ma. has Tins
- day rcoeveda largo assn tte"t OF iuf Gaps CON
: is. IN. OF su .es lot outer caps.
tIO 5uc iur zeal Cas-,
superior : ,anlsa Iuitason otter caps,
I'o Museg al rur Ca,
M.llS' arg Rugs Hare sea- caps all ofwhch viii he
Sold N ta..Sa!e q felLi. very cheap.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04

Nittf.li.'N FINES AND
Adv EssTlSEsg a.
WuEfrINi: TtMES ND GtyErrF.
PUBLISHED DAILY TRf.,' gEKI.y & wEEKLYBY
J. L. WHARTON.
,snLaSo s3rApz, HsSRox STREET.
Daily Papcr, 81, year IN advance
Tn Weekly 81. advance
Weekly, SO. yesr advance
TF'sHS ar Ai,vER fISiNI:.
Daily ! To IL ines = rrsArtic ions, siud
{" wrck, Sl.JD
WEEKS. gao
fNeCFe, ssOH
ot.a,t!ls, $500
2 months SSiW
Real AVID sirairh,.a. advertisements si,cs and
c,m issorcrs sales, thratrca, similar ahver-
tisur, to pu' lslcd iv the year.
Advertisements charcoale by the insertion should in
all he by the written directions az 10
the number of sr;i"s; ii not, they viii lie punished
tall torliS, anal ayiucnt exactc-l.
Ma advertise. cuts Inserted araiuiiously.
Maria. Is and deaths published az news Obit-
uaries and funeral invitations are advertisements
The privilege OF advertisers. by the year, is confined
to embellishments OF tneit
exceeding squares. Al otlier advertisement sent by
ZEN wii &c charged at the usual rates
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04

DEAFNESS CURED-DR. McNAlES ACCOCS-
TIE OlI..-ihGsc deaf uIn-Vd H-e ANA from infancy
oe,, receive eIt hra ma most miraculous anner
Nv the use OF TINS /; has the effect To restore the
teus.u bring iutu the action OF The pats SO
restore the heafinI wa n lust or impaired lhiS
wi r done in al at rcCe d alesS and many OF
Ion! saHdln. Ar deat persons sloulf use this OIL -
Com. och Co. y CORTLAND st. are the Wholesalers
frIle ) per flask.
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gllug. BallFU.
rs,i hIl,v, IN Fame
WcIltf flOu-utlI l)oltdlS and slap,
WHOLLsALE AND RETAIL,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Il latest ARRIVAL have tins day finished receiving
my large and splendid stock of + all aa: Water
Goods, which open for the nspee. ION oi all
purchasers either wto esale retail can positively
irm that have large and ~ wei selected stock of
Fancy aud a9c Try Goods he found M tins city.
My prices is an OH -ct 10 every purchaser.
oct VI BAiLh1.
NB-rhe attention afthe Ladies ia pat'icu Ariy called
to NV STOCK )ry Goods, they ri variety.
have nis received more of taose very rich silk
aad yeivet ve>ings and likewise fancy cSsshers Tor
gemt einen. No lJg Man 81.
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"a e As' \ e..

"a H. - =. = "a.
----.- ===z==========,
= :, -,
All o. the IOllGNlhg aftiHIeS WHICH nave
.,h,a;ned uDhoundod pf1liiarity arr sold
- 49, 1-1l,I-31I-- 80, ~ -. -. ~
go. H-HViti' ~ ~ ltSt my, DN y. -.
FAIRCHlLp, III Pltsturgh, ny A n I 4r-r.
80 C...t..:} - I.
800 III .-tOr"O' ms - NO. ~ N''
CI1irSviiIe Dy JOHNSON in NnShirp-
~ D. - S.,.-,.,. l. ... ,
every town IN ONO, pennsylvania
Niroinio ord MoryiapI
-, -, -.
AN L NEtlJ y Ii J. = KEN Gl}I,
And AN sG;;,ax,sc taa =, ss} ,:r,s,i..
Jsf-tortoGs and revelIsn f..,.. s. Lid preventing
ttvers
I'D 81 ASTHMA Liver Con ,irut and Bilious arec
tons
cd-Vor iarl,ue Iu,iisesr,s., and oss Of Appetite
4tI-rur I ,,>t wen, g. in 4ra.. si.d macs
5t.-Fnr son AZ p q .tctior,s, ,.t, sd and lies
T. araal rainls are II is not "a % take ..cve- CIV.
vain md ,,rvrr ,.av,s orr. ,oSi,vei
FOR ali these ilils II rs warrs rd uleaua'i,d ard a.!
vlt not ind il 50 may rerrn tue ''e and .et tntlr
riouev
ms nfd.cincis LONGI EY'. ..EN1 WESTERN
INDIAN p\NNtNA Fuller d,escril.Io!l in an Anna.
nsr for lals graiis
The only Genuine Balm Of Columbia HAIR TONIC
To Tie Tad a. Gfey-ff N"u "i7f& ron nN"iI'' |cfh
OF ha. free from da"dfn and S,uri do 10. id' !" pro
care inc Genuine ia "a OF 'o"n' IL Ia t,ses H' Ia
nyss 1t vi i,pe 's rNi.'~ - 80,
many WIZ HaFt ioS' men 't'' no. -. IN 'H'
MA u 'eS'o't' q" rs ol."'"' I''''1''p' - o % -
sns am. .a@c, S'at ~ ru'"" re-, - +, ,i ~
t.;
VIE" the '"''7to non tu'N - AT ga. ,, S
tho' Sa'os tWiSe mar W. -'et ~ w 's'"lc ~ ~
nav .'an ''i',. nal' 'es'e' 10 " - ~ e ~, y,
few nplicafions ong areuecessary to keep the hair
from falling out II strengthens the roots never fails
to lmpat rich glossy appearance, and as perti,I,e
for the toilet ia arcquaeG; It holds three tines
other other nlscalcd har and is cloc
nal. The Genuine mauu 'actnrcd ouly h! CosnS:ock *
Co. ,! Conrt'anG ST., New crN.
Il A..
CiCAL PAIN EXTRACTOR IL Is now conceded by
medical men that CJllnei's magical Tain Extractor,
tacturei by tOnisock Il Co.. u CORTLAND 81 ~
y, the greatest of The lsth ceniUary Its ei
feels truly miraculous. All Pains are removed if"n
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oct 81
ERESH EpIrIT& az
IIODGkIN'S

sRESii RS'sns sra LenOls.-JGst received u boxes
5 Nj. K. Ea.sus, Boxes trrsl Lemons and t,r sale
Nv al No l., Monroe street.
oht i Pc ZINN.
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MONEY WANTED.

a LII persons ted TO wall please call and set
x \. tie u ear accounts, am IN want Of funds, AMI
with the year. ~ bAlhLf,
dec. No $50 Main s., Wheel :, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04

7 NFE. z = 7 =.
lust received lot Of supc1Ior silk fl'h Cans for
y Ge"is ana .Or sale LSH a. He vs..
oct u Waier 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04

e<eOPAi. Narnis--Just received fresh supply Of
e. Smith Strata K Cos superior Coia polishing V n
nish warra,;ei give satisfaction, and for ae al fac
tory price, adding tile car iagr.
MENDEL and HARBOUR,
oct6 l43 Main street.
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no. lA3.


a GENERAL. assortment Of the most approved pat
g. - and latest stYts always hand and made
to order the shortest notce al tbs rsaie and
tail char mandatory, No ~, Nam al.
au! ~ W EIIELDAFFER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-04

- ARrETBINDING, just received % Gross carpet
- hindiu., and for ly the Gross single piace.
MENDEL, HARBOUR. & Co
lI3 Main street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-10
cay late iisencc.

tn. WyArHza-The wssther yesterday fully por-
trav.d the character OF March The rain poured al.
mos, in torrents morning until night and is still
continued to rau, with undated violence the bstt-r
oars the night For several days the weather tas
bssn noss delightful until yesterday when the angry
clustering OF March was poured out ia s is copiouE
ArorHER AsgaroAN soLoEp.- Msior Biss. of ths u
army arrived In tots city yesterday and stopped Gt
The Nsw York Hotel He In the battles OF Mexico,
with Gsneral Taylor and by his dseds Of Tslor won for
himself i'm psrisnA Bile rsnown
Tse GaAsp Fancy BALL which comes on at khs
Broadway Theatre this evening promises 70 be spies
did affair The ttags Is richly End rp'eudidy deeora-
ted the proprietor has purchased expressly for the
occasion, three chandeliers Judging, theD,
from tho extensive srrsog ements entered into ard
tom the besufs aspect Of the interior Of this hsn
some theatre. there every reason to expsct that It
viii b crowded In every department.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-10

CHAPTER Nf.

GENERAL PaoVisfoNs
$40 ss3 rh' words "rsal p'op~rtV,n ~ ns4t la ME
act are co extensive with land tsusmsnts and harsds
ments
ses sst Taa voris "psrsouA property" ~ dsst ia
THIS act include mp1t7, soDiL els;.sla thing, la ac-
ton, sad evisnces OF debt
Sec 1856 Tho word "prOpsrty - as ussi Ia this act,
include. Dropsrty rssl and asrsonal
Sec 39e. rhs word "dlssric 20 ussl IN this ss sg-
piass Judicial district except whsa oth4rEss apparent
fro n the ,ontext.
SEQ 33y. The word "osrk" as us,d g. thssa., slyn-
fees the o-rk o. tbs court thu a,son "a psnifny
aud IN tha supreme colrt IA ola Ia tba ora at MN
TONED 10 the title % The c3not'nt IN another coaa
ty to which tia court may hsvs o1.nyid ma psos
trial unless othervlia apparent feon the raat.xt
SEQ 35s. All stsuorY pc visions ia,ou,l,te,t Nth
this act repealed but this rspanl shall rsvIve
statute or law, which may havs bsan yepsael abb.
lished, by the provisions hsrabv rap la'ei
SEQ $50 rhspreBsnt rules and prsoslce o. rs snurs,
IN civil acions inconsistent WITH this ac abcoSst
ed but whera onnastont with this act thsy sha col
tinue until the further action of the leZi.tturs.
800 Unt tn Legislators shall obasr siss provide
this all sR.ct proc Bsdin upon maud pro
hibtiol quo warrauto scrS fscas to repeal letters
tnn', any proesediugs provided FOR by tbs seo,n
third fourth fth lsth ad essth titsa of chapter i've
of tina third part OF the Revised Sautef by chfpsr
eighth OF the sans part, excluding the sscoud ana
twelfth titles thersof sxcsp. that when Ia the course
OF any such proceedings or in oonspqusnos thrrsor
civil action shs he brought such action shall b. con-
Quoted In conformity to this ac and except also where
any particular provision OF ths titles and chapters emu
maratrd in this title shall be plainly inconsistent with
this act. such provision shall bs dsem.d repealed.
3ol This act shall take effect tho hrst dsy
Nav next: except that sections a. "a as % and ~,
sh all take effect Immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-10

THE Departure of Mr.. Adams Remains.
The last sad and mournful office of respect, on
the part OF our citizens, was yesterday paid to the
remains Of the illustrious departed, JOHN Quincy
ADAMS, which were escorted by q large number
of citizens 10 the foot OF Peck slip, early as 8
O'clock, A. M, where the steamer Traveller had
been in waiting to receive them, with view TO
their removal TO New Haven, en- route to their
final resting place. The same hearse, horses,
grooms, and funeral parapher1alia, employed IN
the ceremonies of the previous day. were
used this schema occasion. The re-
mains were removed from the Governors
room, where they had lain IN state during
the previous night. and were attended by
two military com osni es--the National Guards -
headed by Bloomfield's United States Band, from
Governor Island On the cofiin being depo-
sted in It's place on the hearse, the procession
the military having formed an escort The
hearse was followed by the same committee
that appeared IN the funeral OF the previous day,
Consisting OF the gentlemen whe had charge OF
the remains. These were followed by a tram of
carriages, containing members OF the Com
mon Council, citizens, aud several friends OF the
deceased, many OF whom accom- ed the body
on its passage TO New Haven. The Inc of route
was from the Park into Broadway, down by Aston
House, up Park row, thence to Beck imam street,
through Prarl to Peek slip, where the remains
were placed board the steamer Traveller.
The mourntu effect OF the music, and the APP
pearance OF the procession, mt so early an hour,
all had Il deep and Impressive solemnlty about 1t,
which even more affecting than the grand
| ceremonies OF the previous day. We have rarely,
if ever witnessed deeper or more general sor-
row than that which seemed to pervade all
classes the solemn occasion of the funeral
houors in this city paid 10 the remains OF this
gifted statesman and the departure of the
steamer had the effect to moisten many eye
tnat cast a g lingering look' upon the coffin
when the boat Was about to start. little after
SIX O'Clock the steamer put of, and the process
SION scattered, III all directions, to their
ripas avocatiUns. Peace to the ashes OF the de-
psi;ss. lie has lett behind him fame that will
never perish.
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pressed bis and told her she read very pref
tiy indeed. Another youuglady Miss Cynthia Bullock,
then forward and presented Mr. Clay with little
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ADMISSION on IstpEcTiOc or wRirIsGs
SEQ BAL Either party may exhibit TO the other, Or to
bis attorney at any time before ths trial. any paper
material 10 the action snd request admission IN writ
log of its gsnunsness IL tbs adverse party or is at
torney f 20 give the admission within four days afer
the rrqasst, aod Il the parry exhibiting the paper &c
afterwards put to expense In order to prove l genuine
nsss and chs hnslly proved sdInttsi the
trat gu expense to be ssosrtsiaed at the trial. shall
be paid by the party r'fasing the sdnssion uess II
appear the satisfaction OF the court that there
good reasons for the refusal.
SEQ sia Either pssty may require CT the other, at
any time, inspection and copy permission to take
q copy OF pager ms possession, under his eontro
containing evidence relating TO the merits Of tho
ton defence therein IL IL be refused tho court,
motion, may exclude the paper from being given In
evidence,
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CHAPTER XIII.

sccorrrABiLtry OF eUAaDTass =,
SEQ 3sl. No guardian, appointed for an infant nan
be psrttd to receive property of the infant unt ne
sha have given sufoiert security, approved by Juos
Of the court or county judge account tor and apply
the same, under the direction OF the court
cHAPTsR XIV
Powers OF ssrsaEEs
Sec $50 Every referee, appointed pursuant 10 TINS
Act sha have power administer oatns, Ia any pro-
csedpg him and shall have generally the powers
now vested In referee BY Wv,
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DUTIES OF sHgRIFrs coRorERs
500 $50 Whenever, pursuant to this act, the sheriff
may be required to serve execute any summons or
order to do aoy other act he shall be bound
In like manner uesu procese issued to hun and shall
bssqusy liable In all respects sset of duty and
II the sheriff be party the coroner shall be bound TO
perform the service he Ia now bound 10 execute pro
csss where the sheriff Ia A paltv