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Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21

Years rush by us like the wind. We see
not whence the eddy opnes. nor whiher.
ward u Is tending; and We seem ourselves 10
witness their fiigh', without sense rliat we
are changed, and YET time is beguilng men
OIL ms Strength, as The winds rob the woods
OF 'heir foliage. lie is wise mas, who, like
the millwright. employs eys,y gust.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21
BOOK BiNDlN q
NJ. St. JOHN.

HAS commenced the business of Book Bind
4 ing in Jonesvle, where he is in readiness TO
DO anything in that line, in good style and at rea-
sonabe prices.
Magazines, Public Documents. Blank Books, or
old books needing covers, WILDE bound to order
u Books for binding may be left at the STANDARD
Office with directions how to be bound, and can be
had AT the place after binding.
Jonesvillc Feb. IL 1s40
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21

CATTLE FeR CALIFoRxrA Some COO
cows aod working cattle. have been collec.
ted 10 Southern Michigan and Northern In.
diana. and are on their way to California
O1e man drove sixty cows there last year.
and has returned for more. lie says u is
more profitable than gold digging,
Chicaco Iouyn,i
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21
Selling Liauor TO Slayes.

Last January, aslave belonging TO a widow
lady IN Platte County, Mo, bought quart
OF whiskey Ut store. got drunk, Tell from hit
horse and froze To death. The widow lady
sued the fitm, and at the March term of IN.
Platte Court, ob'ained verdict for $3.50, the
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21

1t The nicrit and not title which give i'm
Portsnce. IL is usefulness and not grandeur
which makes the world happy.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21
SPRING 81 SUMMER
FASHIONS
Enn IQ-n

Nhe subscriber takes this opportunity Of inform
ing the public generally, that he has Just receiv.
ed asupcfb Plate Of Fashions for the present season.
which for elegance aud comfort have not been surpass.
ed at any subsequent period, the reports consts Of
two beautiful riding habits. for ladies. Also Gents
plain aud fancy dress, togeher with good assortment
Of business habments all of which are well adapted
for the Fall aud winer ware.
DJ His shop at the old stand. nt the large
sign, on Broad street Il. HATTON.
Dy' Cutting and Making done on the most approx
ed plan, aud ell work warranted.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21

The following toast was gwen by Judge
HoAR, who presided a, the CoDcord and Lex
lDgton celebration.
Our .4acient Commonwealth A child
born of good parents. but left early with the
Massachusetts Indians; and though forced TO
feed her children from a clam -bake in the
sand, TO raise Indian corn aud pumpkins. to
FISH all aboutIhe bay between the North aud
South Pole, to spin little cotton al Lowell
aud at Lawrence, aod TO Irnck a lite in Yan.
kee noIions all along from Cape Cod 10 Can.
too--she has raised = large family and laid
up something against rainy day.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21
Terms of Subscription.
Rates Of .4dperiising.

Legal apvertse ments legal rates of advertising
CCys Business men in this place, can receive the
paper one year with their Gard nsented at the rate
OF $500 a year. by the Carrier.
~ All aJve rtisements mustbe accompanied with
written directions for the length of time they
ne published. or they will be inserted until forbid
and charged accordingly,
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21
From the Marshall Expouuder.
What a Woman can do,

The loilowiog, will, we presume, aslouish
some nf Dur far readers. bnt we assure them
II may be relied OF as strictly tue. We do
not see why The husband OF such woman
should go TO California. lfhe could not get
rich with such a wife in Eaton Counly. he
certainly cannot get rich III the Gold region
without her.
MR. EDiToR: --Will you have the goodness
to publish 10 your paper the lolloWiug state.
ment ofiabor actually performed by a woman
living in this county, during the past winter
and spring up to the present ,ime-besihes
taking care of five children The eldesi girl
~ yeas ofage, aud her eldest boy only s
years old, the youngest, an infant; her hus-
band has gone 10 California leaving her 10
support The lamily by her own earnings. and
| think butie better qualified 10 perform the
duty.
She has wove 700 yards of 'hard times"
SaIinet, aud Sha~is; made 800 pounds Ma.
pie sugar; cot aud drawn from the forest, all
The wood the family needed during the wintei
and chopped the same at the door: does her
milling aud trading l5 miles from home with
an OK team, and drives il herself and takes
all the care Of them aud six cows aud
sheep when at home. She was ia this town
with load Of sugar aud grain when saw her
and received from her own lips tie above
statement.
She is about 35 years Of age. very modest
and unass uming. and ho has no idea that she
has accomplished anything more than any IN
dnsifious woman may, wlth ordinary dili-
gence and good health. Al the time saw
her she was putling on her things for her
journey home, and during the time the gen.
tlemap Of the house where she lodged, sent
his son, lad Ia or l5 years of age, to yoke
the oxen and pat them before the wagon for
hei; news soon came IA that the boy could not
yoke one of the oxen; she at the time was
nursing her infant; she set the cbild ou the
floor, and dauel ou, Of the house, aud In |
five minutes hsa the oxen ready ~ the door.
She says when she gets home she is going 1
to chop and clear an acre tor ''bdgds" II.
Bellevue, Eaton Co., April "a. 1850
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21

IL is reported that tho U. s. frigatc Rari:
tan will bc fitted at Norfolk for thrco years
cruise.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21

SHERIFFs are plenty at the starting prints
Tor California 90 the Missouri River, They
go out 10 search Of nbsen, minded custom
efs, Who have LEI, the oouulry wth,nt IA, +.
iog their debts
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21

W One hundred men are successfully
working gold mine, in Brown county, Indi-
ana, lately discovered.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21

300 Mornons. just from Epglaad. are in ST.
Louis on their way to Dcsesei.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21
PAUL DENTON,
by ouARLEs suMmERrlELp.
TIE Texan Mission.

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,,,bor e. o',s ~ ,,,','.io'p.a pI5''un'
,;",, its h,oni aon.ra 'oI - niI -;
la;co oo,', ',lo - e,-.,e.. "" y
ton, for tho sake of dramatic effect; | am
speaking now OF Shelby connty-that home
oi the Lynchers.-tho terrible locale, where
ten years iater' forty persons were poisoned
TO death at m2rrgo supper!
Il will be obvious that in such eommuni-
ty, very few would be disposed to patronizo
Camp Meetings; and accordingly dozen
different trials at various times, had never
collected hundred hearers on a single oe-
casioh. Dut even tnese were not aHo"ed 10
night a band of armed desparadoos, headed
by the notorious Watt Foernou. cbiefiudge
and executioner of the Shelby LvnsboTs.
broke into the altar and scattered the mourn
ers, or ascended the pulpit and treated the
preacher with gratutous robe of tar and
feathers! Hence, en prudent eyanorlists
soon learned TO shun the west bank of the
Sabine, as if il had been invested with
cohort Of demons: and two whole wears clan
sed without any now attempt to erect the
cross in so perious field.
Al length, however, an advertisement sp-
peared promising another effort in behalf of
tho Gospel. The notice was unique, and
perfect back-wood curiosity, as TO Its tenor
and mode OF publication. Let me give it ger
bdtim et Werdtum:
RARRFCJrE CAMP NFErtNC.
rr,-...uL. ,,--
1"oi1 "in ue amp 'ieetiuS l" COM
Inohce m tiio Ia11 nIonuay at Douoie spring
St SIN, 'i''' o''' D''''soi III ''io county oi
%,l. IN -,
h.-La ~ uN''I5sos p.oa WI UPVn WIN ~ spiGnuiu
DuiOeHuo ui, eH -, iea,a'on1 iiS are oei aue 10
So,,or o, o." o .d',e re VIZ " goou barbecue
'''', ''f'CI' "''u '''0 Do'. Vi "osPoA
PAUL DENTON, Missionary, NJ. L. {.
sept. l. 1886
At fret many regarded tho mat,er ne
hoax PLAYED off by some wicked wag. in rid.
ieuIe OF nonular eredulitv. But tb;s bvnotbo
sis was negativod bv tho stote,nent ~ po,oy
Brinson. proprieter of the Donbis Snr;ne 1
Grove. who informed allinouirers that he
had been employed and paid bv n stranger
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21

ND lis, remarkable, ths, they
fsk most, that have mo least 10 say.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
,rIp. 20; arN.-Iosarrrpl aoW-n Tin..sa.

Cleared Testerday. 80
ssRs Ss s;,'Siss ss,sss ss;:::
5sa IsHSSe spr Ess 4Fss0o sis5 H Sc:
Ship Jans AehdersOa. Waaes, BaidmO5s J. Il
B Bsk 1eGsis 6as1ss ssiaH w
SsS EAR k saH AaHa MslsS mi s s Ms g
B Bs Ham hs% % Gs Ns@ 7a i0I iDSs ~
Arrived Yesterday.
Span ship Panetta, Molas, days iOm Maanzas. IN bal
BaE as 70 BucRman, Il days from Portland Me- to massr
Bari Astrcn High, from Liverpool, ID Nov. 10 Holmes 8
Bark Hsss and Martha, Leslie, Il days from Charleston to
Big sarah VI Cushing kssins a days from THOMSON.
Brig Wsse1 Wteh BrOwer days from saasora. IN bal
sehl g soo seu day. from Point Iah % master
seir Daphne Anderson. days fiom Pensacola % uaa
schr. Diamond, stons. from chie.so-P0int-
California, Griffin. from Mo6is.
s sRSsSs E Ss 3 aa sg n o Ss e
Magnolia, Thena4sOu from veksbqrg bass cotton
Aberdeen. Clouds, tTom Camden bales cotton
Rockaray, Davis from sLEeye = eai1s e'stoa-
SoHh River, dosisrsl. nom 81 Lo1I Iz,
| Alex. Scott, StHrEeon, iropa Louisyie
/ Rio Grande, Gordon, from CpeonsaA
| Gen Laaystte, Benfley. from Louisville.
Sle Moor from es a,;ss cotton
Towboat Ocean, Mclean, from the Pas
TSwSss fs G9 bs1 f Ss s ' F. ss r'
shA bs &dans G 9saa Pa and 8ssa
4 and q sinp, a bark, and a brig, unknown.
Memoranda.
ToWboat Anglo American towed down md On u
lz7sh ult., ship VIM. A. Cooper. and big America.
TowbOat Pat Henry lowed dOwnand 70 "a. DlE ssa.
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STEANBOATS.

= - =
b. s. .sEifI L I,ilsI;
TT sRsSSd NJ y 1,;s,so
sa sfN az ESF3Nsx, csSi e T. RssSso., asas been
,f sn,ss~-iv IA ss Ia fTIle with rllnT aerosuno,
iSies. cs $500 Sss is sPEfy
!: y csr, saa q ne eeIseE p =. csrs On ssadsSE
as - r eE66 .9. A :. r. . sss Slsss
MA6 n raa n,b;s ssd Al isnSne IN tSe
fepe Rs s sna 9 sboye %
tbs L. iD =; 10 ocIJe A. n For eisit OK
jail T. B. SMITH. % Aiagszins 8:
hsg U y Mail OHiOTEor Lonissls, msa-
sSn snd IL q ,as' at 70 oeseR =
ss ohio J. O Bag %s:is now freight
SSor Observation-Disclosures aopIy on Board 81 Poydras stree
w 4f 81 an H4DE bcs 5t III saa rSse,
e. he caen nina trade a s mcs ios
= .1s=ss : cd River packet fSfjCfS RIVER-For
Pert Csddo sh.sgseeIi Natc tI he and
= ms ~ steamer
n r. 3 % ese I; nov resr59 firht
and viii Icase a aboSe FOR freight or passage, apply
board ~ ssnsiIe sETet Or s g o.
- s,.f. D. 40. n roy SVIN6. --,r6e
fS n vnacnlaa nse M ~ ,usnne sieaner
Lucy WTSG Cart . G I atiSdsrs WI
precisely. for c6a@pagnoe, Wimngtoz. Careyyle Az
bama Landing, Ouaeha City Monroe, Columbia, Harri-
Mason Bayou Louis and al aGdss ON 0Ss
tons apply on board, foot Of Common street, or TO
ia = B. SMITH. s M,sazi Iss. ss5s. !.
as Fn- n, es Fu,on 1sseoo4 Mach
oellas and ne reyy. ele9ant and
M 11nnine steamer TEX As Capt Jas Cabosne vii
leave FOR he above and ali Intermediate landings, IN WE'D
NEsDAY "a inst al O'Clock p " For freight or pas
sare a;,ny On hoard font Of fuombouse street. or 10
| lal Il. ~. I'LL, - l1aeaIlne >. y
| ~ I. Regular TeD-day Ouachita Packet
la5E ~ fot Iah4 ls EiensnpSe,ts
beach I'M, [namp ~. y 9s -
Trinity ard Black Ryer-Tbe new elegant and
ming passenger racket ABERDEEN, Capt G. w. Clouds
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Mathematical IHstrmeHts ofevery
qcality and pnce.
Water Coiors-Heevea and New
mans superfins ColDrH. IN boxes
Of e-ery size, with ard without
lqekq Gld An1WGgs, and a fine
assortment oiioose color, b. the
Hingie cake.
Peaeiis-Sable and camsl's-hGir
Pencils aud drawing Pencils Of
every grade.
FhbeF's Lead penrils "A large
surpiy Of those superior PeneilA.
iuur dIneFent grades, always on
hand.
C0l0fed Crdg0ns, a enc ass0rt-.
meat IN WOOD and otherwise.
R,iIers Parallel, oct4gon, pquare,
round and fiat RnSers, Of eVeTy
kind aud EizQ.
Dipiders - German silver spring
and plain brass DivideTs.
Rodgcrs' CuileTy-Fine Pen and
Desk knives, and Erascrs, Of
every description.
Gold Pssis-Brow-b's, Spencer's,
French, Ladders Spencer and
handall'a, and the large En-
crossing Pens.
Gold PeaeiI ard Pen Holders, a
fine assortment, with some stone
heads.
Steel Pens, trum all the best ma
keIs. on cards and IA boxes, Of
4 every des1fit tion IA use. -----
QldHs swin, Wild goose and
HulEon's Bag Quilts, OF every
number. from 6 to 100, by Tie
thousand or under. 4..
C0pyiag Presses Screw and lie.
yer Copying Presses, four differ
ent sizet- with apparatus com
{. pleie, such as BOOKS, fnk, Brush,
ca, Oiled and Bloiting Paper.
a Noiafiai PFesscs, fine screw, viii
wais1 and seAl-papers o; ever
II sire.
= Proui's Pruning Ink, Of every qua
lity and price, in kegs and can
J listers, Of every color. Litho
graphic Ink, OF The finest quality
J, Constantly IN hand.
= Blank Cards = Printers BlanI
Cards; enameled, iyory-surfac
10 and colored Card Boards, 70
cutting to any klze.
Visiting Cag'ds, porcelain an
/. other fancy qualities
q PLAYING Cards = Eaglea, Deca
tIrs, Merry Andrews, Highland
I. ers, of every quality and price
" some extra superhne God Ea
De giles and Mogul fancy Card
assorted numbers.
Biuders' Stock, consisting
ry Boards, Russia, Call, Sheepski
Ct and Morocco Leather, Plov
T. Knives, Ruling Pens and Ruin
.. lnk, sewing Parchment an
MI Thread.
Printing and Book Binding
evety description, executed
the best style Of workmaushi
in all the various forms in us
ue aud Blank Account Boots,
any peculiar form, ruled Al
bound 70 order.
IN, Diaries FOR S50-Clayion's lar
ry quarto and octave, Felix's Fl
cap, hall Temp, quarto, octave a
YER l2mo, plain and gilt edged.
Metallic Memorandum Books,
a new and beautiful article, p
"a, up in various forms.
Bqnksrs' Gases, with and withC
locks.
Portfolios, different sizes, plI
and with locks. D. Together vi
large variety Of useful a
lx- necessary articles for MeIcanl
and other purposes.
led US by n recent change in our bl
he articles enumerated above, ibei
n the most liberal terms, and We
generally to Famine cur selection
AVID FELT 81 CO.
Ieys' Han. No. "a CAdrtrss street
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CheND .VEefItctsT BOOKS.
We1trU ~ 60.

Late Henry, 5toddart q Co
So Canal Street, corner of Sc. Charles Ste
ID RESPECTFULLY ntnastes Ladies Of New Orleans and
IL vicinity their STOCK OF GOODS extensive and
select comprising
Rich pan and figured black and colored Silks
Sewed Muslin Robes;
Chidrens Robes Frocks and Froek Bodies, very rchi
Eewsd Muslin and Lace Capes, Collars, etc;
Inserting and Edgng Trimming;
Null Book, Nanaook aud Cambria Mnslini
Striped and check Muslins
Cashmeres, De LANES Alpaca Lussres, etc.i
Painted Cottons and Gnglams, great variety
Linens and Long Lawns; Cambria HAndkerehiefsi
Cotton Shrtings, Sheetings and Towehngsi
ShaRs and P1sids; Blankets and CouDterpAnesi y.
Hosiery and Small Wares, etc, etc. dz5 an
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS

OF A SUBSTANTIAL NATURE. ~
THOSE on the look out for handsome and durable pre-
IL for the holydays, respectfully invited to ex-
anime The stock nj 20 lamp street Besides the usual variety
OF PAPER HANGINGS, and BQRpERS, pPHOl,;
STERY ARTICLES and CARPETlNG, they will
find MATING, Scolored and wlte,) OIL CLOTH, Uor
floors and tables; hobne and Muslin CURTAINS, and
al kinds OF Curtain Stus and Trimmings together with
Recnmbent Chairs, superb; Rocking Chairs, Spanish
Armed Chairs. carved; Sewing Rocker, easy;
Antique Chairs rich Gothic Chairs, = some p
Cottage Rosewood Mahogany and Black alnut Paror
Chas footstools Iron and WoctJ0 iice Cham, ETC.
All the little eeeteas for trimming Beds and Windows, and
decorating rooms from Administer Carpet and Gold Papers;
down articles OF less preesious, always hand. ann
can be purchased reasonable TERMS the Upholstery and
Paper Hanging Establishment Of
JOSEPH ETTER, 20 Camp street.
N B-Sprng Mattrcssss Hair and Mos do, and Feather
Beds made order, and Upholstery work and Paper Hang
ing executed.
p s. Benedict can here certainly propate the smiles
of his adye Love and Lothario may find it his ad-
| named dAtJl
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Canscser ozfIch,
Tsesdag hI1ndu1s ilfr1l9 !, I'D
COTTON .-0ur cusur mafkeJ tts npt bshl 81
Ire Csmhria's ssws shsurl. dGttstshaa lrit cl tsat
yesterday eeafm dc nIig UNFORESEEN i1i eAuas n ~
~ had tahAn place ipEiyMpod IN oar aszA4t 45cct
800 bales ehansed haudI. q qaiis fai psI,ls
NEW oRLEaNs ciAsstgieArItN
Inferior -ssd4 81, 1iddns s..lt5<an
Ordinary " q ~ EalE
TOBACCO q 4 pransasiisn sso5set.
SUGAR And 1fOLASsE5s-F III. 1aIsa Of suguBss
about GO hEdr at a ces ~ he bstlpu qnnids1s ~
aF<c for Fafz to Prime. About 1860 bbh Molns cbanNud
hands q I9aI95Se y gallon So PRIME csop u l6e
gallons was also s5ld Pnnaqa. above the city 81 M
FLOpR.-Ths market Is fFiess and 100 bbls wass d.
posed Of incudng so bblzs Oto ns IS g, (Which ss
wards refused for fahoat ioads1 SO bis Hnossnd 81
Loas a. IS i59s6 q for sapuape. md 20 bblE
I 50 6gyz p bbl.
coRN-Pdces improving. owing % light rscaipt ssls
4uoo sacks nS4s5fa455<e., al for shipment
OATs-Searte. 1010 socks Sc Ions brpEeht 51e " hu-
1 PROFTsI0NSRok IA demand, with sales Of 1860 bbIs
Mes at zoo bbIs nt inspected % o. 200 hb inspec
at % o. and 80 bbs % %. Of Besf. 80 bba. Fms
were taken At IS IS bbL, and 100 teTe Prime Ms a.
tf3 20 v Lard sui active and $500 bbl and dsrcs
taken al s So lille, and 5<c.v h. sab Ct go bones
| Western CIisese at &c. y b.
BIME-A cargo Of IA casks Thenaztsn hronei 81 o.
WHISKY.-EesrIg 40 bbla. Rsetifed sod 81 z1k@&rs
4 y gaIon-a decline.
FREIGHT5-Fed did hear ofa 5ngienew enaassnsa2-
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Arrivals at inc PrInelpal Hotsis...-.Ist.

vERANpA.-C. Mccoy, z, g.. Bowcock, ,yieksburg p.
Ledoux Z. B. Scott, NJ. w. Howell, q. H. Martin, MI.
szymanski, La; J. Z. Malworth, D. WalwoFth. B Cal
houn, ]. @. Harris, s. Harris, e M. fergers X Fonrn
o.; VIM Barton and lady, NJ "; Mr. Mclaughlin. Cha
gres j. Preston, II. ID. Spear t. G. Biscano, Mobile.
F ST. CHARLEs.-G. w. Saddler 8. Lyle, Va; R. g.
WicklifFe, La; A. j. Langin, J. G. Yassr G b. DAILY,
J. L. Valloson, r. d; Miilisin, NJ W. y Donnel,
Litle CINCINNATI; L. L. BIauden and lady. B. s. Kicks H.
Harrison, Miss Mrs. Brown, J. A. Pope Mobile; YIN.
Cav w b. Victor and lady, R.. III. Lee, W. Gray, r. G.
Baker Mrs. ~ A. Baker, u. E. Dos, Jas Irwin, j. IL.
Martn, KY; b. w. Chew, Philadelphia
HEWLETT s.-R Keaghey r. p Moore, +. Quail. N.
o.; Judge Fl, F. Caruthers, ], Mitchell j. kewers Mis-;
D. Gritty, Cincinnati J. r. DnffOru Amos Adams. j. Pur
Wis, j. Boyd, La; ia. o 'bonpeH.
PLANTERS H Wyman, Ohio ID. Quay, TeTrsbonne,
Mr. Preston. Opel0nsas; NJ " Watts, Ky; VIM s. Hyn
son, ArkaiEas
INDIAN QukKs.---John Henry, Henry Nzllin, B. Gum
Louissil WIN Donley, W arrenton; f. - Vaughn, y u
John Wilson, La; l.. II. Caux, gainesville G. MarobroY
ST Louis; j. Massey. Princeton.
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NEW ORLEANS:
TTEeDAT MOANING. JANUAHY 4, 1850.

II
A1yEHpT TO KsLLEIenEy ssonderman ard Adam Hart:
anaigned yesterday before keeorder eeno
man The wife Of one III the accused deposd tafson several
Sca.ions he bed ben y nsa,sd z s hubsn sd ta. On
rsar The bed lnqgirns estiye % Dis a YES aiog1ns9 By
~ tSis t6s sssais with .er infant II s as nd sesed
~ BET oIere, left the house and appisi % The wale
Ea.6asd' supplying him with and after s. esis
q Ssns ss b e eos and .; BE 'ss s ssi he
blow At 6eT with large rkknif which he Ialueasssy
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ti,sS en- .rpps & Tsts ead va 81 te police aad ais
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az p onmds Warm ey out iva wa absd On
returning he found that siondefman bad inflicted vsy dan
ply IN lie back Aer great stance both The men wen
seurs and conyeysd loths gard hOuse Fsan now
has been pOsposed until The result = ascersailed
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was flied yesterday with nnnaber Of miserable Specimens q
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gear dark indeed 10 tlee ouieaste r.t Of the
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