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Washington telegraph., 1850-01-23
Washington Male Seminary

fNiE second session of this Institution, for the
L present scholastic year, will begin on Monday,
the 18th of February next
Key U. +. TURRENTINE, Superintendent and Pro-
f'ssor Of Moral and intellectual Philosophy,
seiie-Lettres, Spanish and Italian Literature.
JAMES CRoCKER, A. NJ, Professor Of Grecian, Ro-
nan and French Literature.
EDwIN YOUNG, Professor of Mathematics.
Washington telegraph., 1850-01-23
Master Of the Grammar SchOl
Il Il II Nj 3.

Il IL Nk -
Urinary Department, per session Of II weeks,
pa abe quarterly in advance, sSl2 OO
Preparatory Department, 10 OU
Collegiate Course, 90 10
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elements
OF Musical Composition, (Extra) G0
Initiation Fee, | 90
No de duction for absence, unless in cases OF
pr,tracted illness.
All students charged from the time of thei,
estry TO the end Of the session.
N. B.-The sons Of all ministers who en-
g,ged IN the regular work of the ministry, or ol
tfose who superanuated OF have died III The
Ministry, will be educated free of charge.
BOARDING can be obtained in the best tatnl-
iis, al from So to So per month.
Particular attention will be paid both to the
moral and intellectual training of all students
cmmtted TO our charge.
5. Il. SANDERS, Secretary.
" ashington, Jan. II, 1850. 2-tf
Washington telegraph., 1850-01-23

Making together the sum of
The increase of debt by the loans
and Treasury notes authorized
by the acts of July %, 1876,
2Sth January, lo47, and 3lst
March, l64S, was
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-30
MUSICAL ACADEMY.

HE subscriber having had frequent applications from
persons residing in different parts of country for
struction IN Music, has been induced open BOARDING
Tor YOUNG LADIES for the study and practice
of MUSIC.
instruction will be given on the PIANO FORTE ORGAN,
SERAPHINE, THOROUGH BASE and in VOCAL MUSIC.
The first term will commence OCTOBER lsT, and con-
tinue IL weeks Tution including board, $50 per term
books and music extra.
Ills residence is pleasantly situated in retired and health
full part of the city, and every attention will be given to his
pupils that may any degree contribute their happiness
and Improvement.
Application may be made to the subscriber by mall or
Otherwise, and will receive prompt attention.
E. S. MASON, PRoF. OF Music,
Sept %, 1850 d6twtf Worcester, Mass.
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UNPARALLELED ATTRACTIONS
TT THE CITY STORE,

L
No. 152 Main Street, ..."... Worcester.
TE subscriber would invite the attention of the public
to the many advantages be gained by examining and
PURCHASING from the LARGE STOCK of Foreign and Do
nestle Dry Clouds now in store at 1872 MAIN STREET.
MY FACILITIES for purchasing second to none in
this Cy-having disposed of all my old goods Auction
am prepared to show an ENTIRE NEW STOCK, and
one which cannot be exceled in point Of Richness ELe
gance, and CheapneSs.
u All who favor the CITY STORE with call will be
sure OF polite treatment, and Goods much Loer Prices
than many can sell who make larger pretensions.
Bay State Shawls.
We prepared show line of the above goods
in this city, all of which will be sold at
The Agents Prices.
Dress Silks
In great variety-from the low priced narrow Stripe Silk
at so cts, to the choicest style at S1.5O.
Ladies, you large per cent in the purchase
of silk Dress Call and examine the goods and YOU will
be well paid.
Dress Goods.
We would merely say of our immense Stock of Dress
Goods, that no Lady should think of buying without first
calling at the CITY STORE
Prints-Prints.
Our stock of Prints is unusually large embracing all the
well known styles of Merrmack Cocheco Hamilton, Fall
River, &c &C. all Of which will be offered at the Lo,ees
Boston WhoLesale Prices.
BROWN SfIEETINGS
All the well known styles of Brown and Beached Sheet
ings at wholesale prices.
d In concnsion,we would say Stock never presented
snch rare inducements to the purchaser the present
We invite your special attention to the GOODS believing
cheap and desirable stock of Goods be more attYdctUe
to the purchaser than a beautiful store.
Remember the place- City Store, 1852 1fain Street
Sept "a dw4ws C. J. NEWCONIB.
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Valuable Estates and Water Power


ia HE subscriber will sell or exchange for property
rn IN or near the City of Worcester the whole or
- any part of the following named parcels of REAL.
ESTATE, situate in the village Of CoLDBRooK in OAKHAM
in the County of Worcester:
l. About acres of LAND, with FACTORY BUILD
ING three stories high IS feet by 45 thereon and
failing water power. Also, two good DwPting Houses.
The Factory contains about $1,000 worth of Machinery
and conveniently situated and adapted various kinds of
mechanical and manufacturing business.
z About one acre OF LAND, with TANNERY well sup
Piled with water and good Dwelling House thereon
3 About 60 acres of good Land heavily covered with
WOOD and TIMBER.
T. FARM of about 100 of good LAM well water
ed and conveniently divided moving pasturng tlage
orchard and woodland.
PTerms ofpayment will be made very favorable to pur-
chasers For further particulars, refer Rejoice Newton
or Joseph T. Mason Esqrs; John Smith Stephen Head,
OF arre or Andrew p Conan the premises sub
scrber in Worcester. Il e. ABBOTT.
Sept 26, 1850.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-30
FRENCH SHIRTS.

MANY GENTLEMEN have found it impossible to OBJ
" tain well made and well fitting Shirts and have submit
ted with less forttude the annoyance
and vexaon produced by uncomfortable collar and badly
fitting front The subscriber has for the past years
endeayored remedy evils by giving his attention
entirely the manufacture of the finer qualities of Shirts
to ORDER by caru and accurate measurement and invites
all who wish for really good article call and leave their
measures CHARLES A. HEWINS,
joys Building, entrance 81 Westinghouse
Boston, Aug 90, 1850 dMTh6m
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
The subscribers have in store at Wholesale
100 PS. super, fine and common CARPETS:
1OO 80 Bales SHEETINGS, all desirable STYLES;
Cases Merrimack, Cocheco and other PRINTS;
do Mousseline de Lame;
5000 yds Remnants do in Dress patterns;
Gases Lyonese and Thibet Cloths
100 Bales Cotton Wadding--best quality
Patent Roll Holding, new and superior article-for
the sale of which we the Agents.
1000 BAY STATE and other LONG SHAWLS COM
prising complete assortment
Cases Ca'neLlon, Gidce Striled, and other SILKS.
200 dozen Bajou and other kinds KID GLOYES of the
best make.
Cases LANCASTER QUILTS at less than the manu-
facturers prices.
large stock of RIBBONS, Lace Goods Thread Stores
and Haberdashcry goods for sale on the best terms.
The above are for sale for Cash approve credit at
much less than the usual jobbng prices.
u Merchants passing through Worcester Boston or
New York, will be well paid by stopping over one train to
look at stock.
II. II. CHAMBERLAIN g. co.
septZo c39 DIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-30
NEW STOVES.
cat and eramine the best uariety Of EeU Stores TO
foitnd in U0rcester.
At LORINCsS, No. 73 Main-street,

at LORINC'S, No. 53 Main-street,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STovE AND IRoN STORE.
I HAVE the BAY STATE, for coal and wood, unequaed
by any other stove. Also, the FARMERS Air Tight
Stove, warranted; QUEEN OF THE CITY; BUNKER
HILL, SC
FOR PARLOR STOVES have some very desirable
ones which will work well with wood COAL For Sitting
Rooms have Stoves Nth OUens, either for wood coal;
but call and ookmy stock is LARCENY prices low-my
desire TO please all who give me a call
70 MAIN STREET,
OLD STAND OF RICHARDSON & LORING.
sept D. eodwistf
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Niesscnger'A NOIice.

Worcester, IS. September 20, 1850
lion HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner Of Insolvency
III for the County OF Worcester this day issued War
against the Estate of JONAS X. HAGER, of Sterling
in said County, boot maker nsoven debtor and the pay
ment Of any debts, the delivery Of any property be-
longing said msoven debtor him for his use and
the transfer Of any property by him forbidden by law
The first meeting OF the creditors of said insovent debtor
will be held at Court of Insolvency, at the office Of said
Commissioner In Worcester in said County, the 26h
day of October next ut O'Clock III the forenoon, for
the proof of debts and TO choose assignee agnees Of
his Estate. S30l j. DAY, u. s., Messenger
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FARMERS. ATTENTION

VOU can find at the New Boot and Shoe Store,
=, good assortment of Cowhide, Calcutta, Kip, and
Double Sole Calf Boots in almost any quantity Of the
Best quality, and at low prices as can be bought at
any store in Worcester.
Also, Boys, Youths and ChiIdren's Thick Calcutta
aad XII Boots and Shoes.
Call at No. 100, Main Street.
LONGLEY & SNOW.
Worcester, Sept. IL, 1850. dw3ws
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For Sale,
Best London Porter,
Forty Thousand Copies Sold.
American Economical Housekeener

A ND FAMILY RECEIPT BOOK, by Mrs. L. A. How
N Edition Of this book is just published
improved by tho addition Of nearly hundred nav re-
ceips, which makes il of the valuable Family
Recept Books now in the Market The price will continue
the same, ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Agents in
all sections of the United States circulate
this and other works published by the subscriber good en-
coulagemen given Letters (ost paid, attended 10.
S.A ROWLAND, t43 Main ST.
Worcester, Sept. 10. c39 eod3tw3t
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"a ARRANTED superior in every respect to all other
W Pumps in
Also LEAD PIPE and SHEET LEAD for sale low a
No 23l MAIN STREET, by
May. distf sAM'L POOLE & co
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STIFF G00ns

ME have in Store a prime assortment Of GERMAN
w THlBETS-CANTON CLOTHS LYONESSE-
ALEPINES-ALPACCA with a large variety
oil Fancy stuff Goods, not elsewhere be found.
In the above Goods we have some splendid bargains
CHARLES A. UPTON, FLAGG BLOCK,
septIo 6tis opposite Central Hotel.
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AT LAST ARRTVED.

NEW and splendid assortment of (from to inches
"A wide,) Black silk Laces, fer Trimmings, at
prices to defy the competition Of any other establishment
this city, call at the New ENGLAND FANCY STORE 2l0
Main-st., opposite CIRCUITS Book Store.
MYERS, BAMBERGER q ROSENBLATT.
June Ia eodistf
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Observation-Disclosures

9R. VAN ALSTIN, having returned from NewYorh
IL will now give his ATTENTION to the taking
OF DAGUERREOTYPES in the superior style hither
TO done by him, and at the most reasonable prices.
CalI at NO. Brinley Hall, Worcester.
septI6 dtr
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For Sale,
NEW RIBBONS AND MILLINERY.

M are now opening splendid lot ofFALL RIBBONS
w In choice and beautiful designs. Also full assert
ment OF Bonnet Materials and Millinery Goods for
At wholesale or retail at the lowest prices Millmers
Dealers are invited to examine this stock.
ii. H. CHAMBERLIN, e. co.
Sept IL c37 wd
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Dwelling House and Lot for Sale,

S3 THE Estate Pleasant Street opposite Chestnut
f1:3 81 well known as the property formerly owned
sEzAAand occupied by DIR. o. ii. BLOOD. The House in
good ORDER and the lot large and well stocked with the
choicest fruit trees very desirable residence for any one
wishing to purchase Terms easy. The property can be
examined and particulars by calling on the subscriber
8 mo. IA dwistf BENZ. BUFFUM. Pleasant-st.
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THE subscribers will continue the Hardware Business
the stand lately occupied by BATES d. POOLE, No. 23I
MAIN STREET. where they will keep constantly on hand
good an assortment of HARDWARE, PAINTS OILS
LEAD PIPE etc., at reasonable as can be found
the city. SAAI,I, POOLE S co
worcester, April 19, 1850 distf
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English and French Stationery.

CULT; Plain and Embossed Billet Papers EnveIopes
W Embossed, figured, Plain French Bicts uud Letters
lnkstands great variety for desk, pocket and school
Tissue Papers, Steel aud Gold Pens Sealing Wax acrs
Measuring Tapes Mathematical Instruments in Cuses
States, Back Cannon Boards, Ladys Portfolios. Pocket
hnd Penknves Scissors, Wallets, Portmonies Banker.
Eases with Locks. Water Color Punts, together with
Writing Books Memoranda MS, Blank Account Books a
gent Variety constantly for sale at the lowest Market
ffces at the Chep Book Store of WV
septlSoodw3t SO WA ND
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pUBLIC NOTICE.

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, September "a, 1850
To all persons interested in Estate of OBED WALKER
late of Sturbrdge, deceased, Greeting
YOU cited appear Court of Probate to be holden
L at West Brookfeld the second Tuesday of October
next to show why the first account rendered by
David Adams the Executor, of his administration of said
Estate should not be allowed.
dS25* CHAS G. pRENTISS REQ
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, September 2e, 1850.
To all persons interested in the Estate of STEPHEN BALL.
late of Norhborongh. deceased, Greeting.
YOU cited appear Court of Probate to be holden
at Lancaster the third Tuesday of November next,
show why the which purpors be the
last VIII Testament of said deceased should not be APP
proved. ds30l ClIAS. G. PRENTiSS, Reg.
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JENNY LIND.

MARsli has just received Jenny Linds new and pop
n. uiar SONGS and WALTZES, which he offers for sale
ltNo. 203 MAIN STREET. dGlwit soa
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WORCESTER I'M 1850.

WORCESTER IN 1850.
VIE subscriber will publish in few days book with
4 the above title containing
4. New Map OF the City.
Surveyed and drawn BY i. B. HEALY, Ciyil Engineer
showing athe public streets Of the ctywh TRER NAMES
as recently established by the City Cornell the boundary
lines oil the Wards, with other improvements up TO lie
present time-scale, 900 rods to an inch. ~
GUIDE all places Of public Interest in the Cit
with notices Of public Institutions, schools &C. Sc Illus
trated by - 80 mug
New and Beautiful Engrnvings
OF Public Buildings W Price only Is cents psT conn
HENRY j. ROWLAND
Book and Job Printer, lSg Main Street
Aug 2s, 1850 wittis,f
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Oil Lemon.

ONE case Oil Lemon, warranted pure just received and
~ for sale low by i. T. LAZEiL. Druggist
SI2dw4wis C37 20l Main street
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New and Improved Clothes Stand

NVW dIIu improved CIOtheS Stand,
TIME subscriber would call the attention of the public to
i his New anC Improved CLOTHES STAND, an article
oil much importance to house Keepers il being much
light and convenient than any frame in use and can
furnished at much less expense. 1t y be Bakers
Furniture Rooms and at my Shop ear of Dr. Bates office
Pearl Street) Worcester. r. WARNER,
Sole Agent and Proprietor
Application has been made for Letters Patent
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-21
Cumberland Coal.

4 correspondent of the New York
Journal of Commerce says:
"AIl the papers notice the trip OF the
Washington steamer, as beng clever
performance for her but omit TO state the
true reason. While thcJ give credit to
the engiur builders, they give none to the
fuel. which was the Cumberland Coal.
1.-The CunarderS always take this coal.
Hence he regularity Of their movements
When the machinery of our steamers is
adapted 10 the use Of this fuel, the same
results will, in my opinion, follow
From Boston they write "a seller VINO
sell, half Of all rclailed in Boston,says thai
22iO lbs. Cumberland Coal is worth as
much az chaldron Of Pictou, which Will
weigh $500 lbs"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-21
Insurrectlonary Plot Frustrated.

Excitement IN Monroe Com,ty.-A
friend placed i'll our hands Saturday SAYS
Yesterdays rimes) a letter from reliable
source, containing information of the dis
covcry and lrus ration uf diabolical plo,.
ronc0clcd by a number OF free negroes and
slaves against the lives OF he Whites resi-
ding in Monroe coaGIy. The following
l. the extract:
lhwisGuRG, Ma, 7,h. 1880.
"Ggra, c.riicmvut Pr, walls IN
Monroe roanty,al preScu'. IN consequence
uf he discovery O: 4 contemplated Sccyde
msurrcriion on the pari 81 IN" negroes. l.
appears that free negroes AMI savrs are
alike implicated IN ,hr pill Li>i Satur,
day night (lhc ith May, iI.d been liked
upon as the liuc ibr constructing tie
work of destruction; nII Go !, III his mrr
cy. caused the dl.buiit4I plot "a he reveal
rd 10 portion oi llic nsuSpr'Ilng inhah
I'anls on Saturday rIrHlng. Active step
were n once taken To Illustrate Uit plan OF
the insurgents. The ,auu,y ~; Gortu-
natciv visited by UsarHduu> t'undcr
Storm Saturday mghl--lhe 'crrlilc flashes
of lightning. followed hy The most awful
pcals of thunder, acc"npa panied ~ Il 5clnge.
rf rain, no doubt had * rIiIc ii assist
ing in frustrating the horrih.t designs of
The plouerS. On SUI dav, Ihe Jlh INST.
the citiZcnS succeeded IN nrres ~ twelve
or fifteen of the riugleaders. Thry havt
been committed TO the county jail for rX-
animation. ana have no doubt YOU will
b. appraised Of all The particulars, Of er the
,rial Brother G. has Just arrived
from Monroe county, aud has communl
Gated to me the particulars given above IN
relation To the affair.
rrhc following article from the Lewis
burg ,Grecnhricr) Chronicle of May OH,
woes ON TO confirm the above statement
il is well TO remark, however, that as To
the extent Of the plot The reports are
merely couiocuraI.
We have heard from several credlIahIe
source. that the negroes Of Monroe county
contcmplalcdan insure ction about the first
of lhis month. 1t seems that This awful
design was revealed hy Il Young nurse.
We understand that the inllicIion of cor
poreal punishment had tic effect of caus-
Ing one of the negroes engaged III the
heimous plot to confess the fact.
We ere informed, furthermore, that sew
Grad blacks are now imprisoned, ami that
several 1chdeS are strongly suspected Of
deserving like treatment. 1t seems that
il was their design TO burn and plumber the
town of Union, as the means of giving
them 4 start. and then, gathering strength
in their progress, to burn, plunder and
murder, as 4 means of ctfectng their cs-
cape into some free State.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-21
MORE GOODS! MORE GO0DS1T

he Undersigned has just returned from
Baltimore with fresh iol Of Goods which
have been bought Unusually low and will
enable him to sell ,hem from 25 to "a
per ct. lower than they were in the early
part of The season.
Bonnets al 70 cts, worth 81 25; nice
Italian ioulard silks very cheap; Cam
brick and Swiss Inserrings, low. The
very best brown sugar at g.. All other
goods in proportion.
a fine assortment OF Fancy Goods of
every description.
WILLIAM MOOLDER.
ShePhcldStown, May y, '5O.-3t.
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Interesting Decision.

4 case which had excited considerable
interest, was before the County Court o.
Berkeley on Monday last. Our limits
will not permit us to % Into fall uc,all
Gifts merits. 1t wos, however, upon a
Rule made at the instance OF portion OF
the lcgalees, to shew cause why the letters
of administration heretofore granted by
Charles J. Faulkner, Esq upon the es,
tate of George Walls. deed a Major in
the Virginia line, should not he revoked.
The petition was based upon the aI'cga.
ton of misconduct Of the administrator Ia.
wards said diSlrlbulees-lhat he had IN
his possession funds which he refused 20
paw over, &c. The Court consisted at Il.
bout twenty Justices. who had been sum
moncd for an election occasion, and who
were pressed by the counsel of Mr.. J.. to
remain and hear the cause. 4 Mr.. WI,
Hams Of Washington Guy, and J. r..
Norris, Esq, of Marln>burg appeared
for the petilioncrs--and the Hon. James
NJ. Mason ION tn" part of some OF the lc-
ga'ees opposed to said pctlrion) an! An
drew Hunter, Esq, of Jefferson, repre-
scented the administrator.
The discussion embraced not merely
the legal questions involved, but the merits
OF Mr.. Faulkner's conduct rs adminiStIa-
tor; and upon that ground he rested his
defence. We doubt whether any civil
question was ever decided by larger
Court in NIrginia--and we are sure that
no man need desire Il prouder tcslimOnlaI
Than that afforded To Mr.. f. in the unan-
nous appreciation by the Court of The fol
lowing order:
"ln The matter OF the Petition Of Thorn
rs W. Patton and others, To revoke the
letters Of Administration of Charles j
Faulkner, Administrator of George
Walls, deceased:
upon patient hearing orlhc proofs
anu arguments e counsel i'm llis cause.
me Court Is unanimously eff opinion. and
Hoih decide, that SAID letters of Admins.
ration be nolrcvokc, and that said rulc.
We dismissed; and the Court deems ii us
"u'y' ana bul justice to the defendant. un-
''' all circumstances Of The case to ccrli-
~ ana does certify, that not only has no,
the sand Charles j. Faulknerhcca suffice.
It" 10 any Just impuralon Of misconduct
IN "r Administration of said estate. but
,"'' MS course 'lroughout.as lullv ,roven.
'aS been marked BY fidelity, honor. ami
%'' unusual degree OF hhcraIlly towards
'G parties In;cr' >'ed III SAID r>lpic."
4
Mr. +, and Tor the information OF nur mn
"cFouS Feadrrs who have heard Injurious
'ulnorS relative 10 hin.--Frc Press.
FnE ARREST or rur Anrp,c,< Cox.
- l. At uAlr-I.rilcr< lave tr;u rrrri-
, ,, IN Boston confirming the rumor thu,
W. W 'i>on, the American CunS,I a,
ape Hayncr, lad been imprisoned bv
Of , ,,, %"'oO'''''S 81 HE Island, The cause
1T appears that he was arrested hv til,
",'Ihm,h' 'thccr> for doing " la, ne h,,
nFN'o to he his duty. lis whole oiIrnc,
was ~ ordering the seals to be remove,
nom an American vessel, so that she coul,
''ce'Fg 2 lighter load of coffee, " h,ch In,
"''ed a'ongSi&e on a Saturday ag,eruoon
, Mhen INC weather threatencd i ,,mprs,
ne matches of every ioreiy, We sci !,
I''' '''' ry Pl1er OF he aU,hunr,rs. or
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-21

dered to be sealed up, excepting when the
government officers are on hoard. Con-
seqmenlly, no cargo car be received only
under their supervision. Bat This case,
the weather b,irg so threatening, irwonll
have been shameful waste Of property to
have left The coffee cXpUscd in an open
gh,cr, consequently Mr.. WILSON ordered
the harches to be removed and it is for
rhs act that he was subsequently incarce-
rated"
Mr. Wilson was released through The
inlrr,en of the French Consul, and
had Il f tcr Port au Prince. where he WAS
10 appear before the black tribunal 10 an
>wcr for his otfrn.r. The affair viii proba-
Lly be investigated nv sur Government.