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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27
DO Your.cl.c. No Harm.

& December tast, notified persons indebted
IN orier 10 th,.n, cost. that DR.. A.
Porter, lfr. &. W. Stnman, DIR. Edwards. r.. T..
Cotton, \ W Bowers, John " illiafnson, VI. A.
Crawford, II. t.. Reeves and Joa. =. Ash, had
ieit notes and accounts Office for collection
IA fr~ IA itsiiuais have cdlt.t n nd settled, but
"a larE" majority have neglected III. notice.
In tItinu to the allow, the notes and
counts OF br I. G.. Goodrich and James w att,
have bean Itii With me.
On IThst o. the above notes and accounts, |
have had of!ers 10 ISSUE. and / must now
that II they are not PAID on or before the 10Th
Of April aexi. visit may be expected from e,ti,-
err itarles o'lisrra or Joseph Mccoy.
" arch :. III 100. IA Wis NJ POE. L.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27

Eaton. the same grade as a maximum
can be easily obtained n the State Line
Richmond. and our friends in Central
and northern Indiana, may now look to
this line with assurance OF Being their
best oulletto the great commercial! cmpc-
iuin 0. ;he VI est.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27

r-rWe are authorized 10 announce
ENOS THOMAS, rs candidate for
re election 10 the office Of Justice OF the
Peace for Wayne Township, at the ensu-
inr Apr!l Election
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27
WASHINGTON. March 90. 1850.


SENarE-Aiter the usual morning bus
mess. the Senate resumed the considera
ton of Claws resolutions.
Mr.. Hale concluded his remarks in re-
ply 10 Calhoun's romance of history with
reference to the slavery agitation. He
denied that Aboltionism had grown and
become powerful by the aid or counter
ance of the great political parties at the
North. He proceeded. al considerable
length. with some forcible and occasion
ally humorous remarks in reply TO Webs
ter. charging him with inconsistency. He
also examined the peniing bill for the re-
capture of fugitive slaves. coniending that
its provisions were subversive Of good
order. and every principle of the Consti-
tuition.
Mr. Chase next obtained the floor. and
the subject was postponed till Tuesday
Mr. Foote's motion for Select Com
mit,ee was postponed till Friday.
Mr.. Dayton has the floor when the sub
ject again comes up.
The Presidents California Message was
postponed until Monday-Mr. Hunter be-
ing entitled TO the floor
The Census bill was then taken up,
amended and discussed till four, when the
Senate adjourned.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27
..'s'ssc feass.c'e E.ssse."

This is the popular term designating .
union of the Wing and democratic party,
for The purpose Of defeating the faction OF
free sellers il the Ohio legislature. In
the late election Of Associate Judges, aud
other otiiecrs, by that body. the wing aud
democratic members. after several inef-
tcctual cti5rts 10 elect such unimporfant
officers. GIVING u the factious opposition
Of the free sellers. united the two old par
iies-,nade alternate selections OF candl
dates. AMI elected on the first ballot
putting them through on VIA, they call
Cd the "peoplo's Line.
II appears from an article IN the Cle'e-
lanl Herald. that the Nhj"s and Demo
crats of TrumJull and Gcauga counties,
proposed to the free soilefs 70 take one OF
the best men from each party as canGi-
dates for the Conventions: but the free
sellers declned-thcv would have all
They pat in nomination mon 50 obnox-
ious. that the two Old parties have there
formed '.peope's Line" composed OF
two Wings and one Democrat, and say
they Will put them through by day
light"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27
WAsHIN nos, March II, 1859.


SGxATE.-Afier the reception OF pe.i
tons. Mr.. Footc rose 10 present certain
resolutions OF instructions passed BY the
Mississippi Legislature in relation TO the
subject OF Slavery, and procec led 10 all
dress the Senate in reply 70 series Of
articles lately published in the National
lntelligcnccr. in which a parallel is mn
between the Hartford Convention anal the
proposed Convention II b. held al Nash
vile which would be held in the cvent Of
certain offensive enac!ments taking place
He said those who would attend that Con
yentioa would prove tAen,clses lovers Of
the Mon, and patriotic citizens.
The Senate then resumed the consi-
Iteration Of Mr. Brllblrv's resolution in
relation to removals from office bv the pre-
sent Administration.
Mr.. Smith defended the Administration.
in speech Of some length.
IIorsE-In Committee of the Whole
the bill was taken up 10 carry into effect
the Convention between the nited States
and Brazil concluded in January. 1919.
1t provides for the appointment Of Com
missioner and Clerk who shall adjudicate
the claims against Brazil, the commission
to continue Tor one year
On motion of Mr. McClernand. the bill
was laid aside 10 be reported 10 the House.
The committee then resumed the con
sderation Of the iii 70 supply the lclicien-
cics .or the present fiscal wear
The Amendment pending was an appro-
pration for clerks in the Department OF
the Interior, which elected considerable
discussion, bat after some modification i,
tip.,Iiu raSSnI
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27

New Constitution IN Trginia.-The
Legislature of Virginia has just passed
law requiring the people OF that State 10
vote for or against Convention to revise
the State constitution, at the coming
April election. If the majority Of voters
decide for the Convention, then the Cow
ernor is to issue his proclamation for the
election of delegates on the fourth Thurs
day Of August next
The delegates 50 elected are to assem-
bic at Richmond, on the end Monday Q!
October. ito discuss and propose a new
constitution, or alterations and amend
ments to the existing one After the
work is finished it is to be submitted to
the Legislature, and they are to take steps
10 have il submitted TO the people for
adoption.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27
Dayton ;::id Richmond. Es::i.rond
Letting.

contract on the l5t.I of May Hrxt. The
stockholders OF the road west Of the State
line 10 this place. have meeting in the
Warner building on tomorrow, - deter
mine VII Tier they WI meet the co,npa-
ny East, al the point where ii J propose
10 terminate their road. IL has been the
desire of our citizens and stockholders
that the road liz this State should b 50
iocate! a, 10 make it common both for
the Dayton AMI Eaton road The d.
rectors OF the Dayton road. in con u!,inn
their own interests. and that Of ,hcir
stockholders. as it is their duty to do,
have located tIeg road al point where it
viii be impossible 10 carry out tine wish OF
our citizens 10 make the road in this State
common 10 both Companies The sim
PIE question 10 be determined is whether
we VIII connect w.ih Dayton, or abandon
her. and throw our means in favor of a
seperatc route for Eaton. 1t i, our hum
bic opinion that it is not only the interest
but the duty Of our Directors II connect
-" 80 VT = 0i' liz CO. ~ CAUSE
we 10y thaf means secure for cur place
the prominence Of being OH the great Cen
trail road from the East to the Nes'-
from the alle5hauy mountains 10 the Mis-
s'ssiPpi rver-irom the Atlantic TO the Pa
cine oceans. y road which VIII be made.
and when made. VIII become not only Of
nation al np0rtancc but uDon which viii
be transported aPor'!'n OF the travel ard
commerce OF TIE eastern aad wester"
world II IS our interest because the mo-
''',', ~ 'o''' : compete" p layton We
80 = - "'''0' oo''i,''"'',e'''oii ".'a en-
- ''''i nc io1" from
va - &C.. wa % eo''i i''e'c''
'o' e''l''''' ana VIII
'o'.. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27

4 speculative writer who has been look
Jug into the subject says the United
States possesses territory enough 10 form
forty new states as large as Pennsylvania
One of the courts or Alabama has been
trying to solve. for the last fortnight. the
parentace of a little darkev who has talle
heir to quite an estate. Like Mungo Park
they are cnJeavoring 10 discover the
source of the Niger, but whether they
will succeed is still probematical
Upwards of Gre1re million of dollars III
California gold has been received and
coined at Philadelphia and New Orleans.
fr.y-Wire has recently been used in Eng
land in place of lath. for walls and part
tons I, is frs: galvanized. and the plaster
remains upon il without injury. II is con-
siderd greatly to diminish the risk Of fire.
REMOVAL OF FREE NEGRoE FROM Va
The bill which had previously passed the
Virginia House appropria,ing $50 GOO per
annum 10 the colonization of free negroes
of that State in Africa. is now law.
having passed the Senate with an amend
ment which imposes an annual tax of :
upon every male negro in the State from
- =
from this source TO be appropriated in like
manner with the $50 900 unless the leg
islature otherwise prescribes.
California has been divided into twenty
five counties.
Mr.. Calhoun was born March 10. 1889.
and was sixty-eight years old on the 18th
of the present month.
From document Just sent 10 Congress.
il appears tina, the production of wool in
this country last year was 10000. 900
pounds. valued at se4.O0o,Ooo. This is
gratifying increase of what is destined TO
become in this country great business.
Tho estate near Smyrna. which the
Sultan Of Turkey has given 10 Lamertine.
is fifty four miles in circumference. The
poet will so there early in the spring.
The Supreme Court of Illinois. in a
case recently before it, discharged a slave
on the ground that the State law under
which he's arrested. is a nulliiy. because
il assumes to legisla,e upon subjec, over
which Congress has exclusive jurisdiction.
VERY CoRREcr.-At an infant school
examination few days ago the examiner
asked :. what fish eat little onssl" The
big 'uns," shouted linle urchin.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27
MARKETS..
Cincinnati. March IS.

FLot R-Thc marke, remains firm,
with demand fully ,Gual 10 The supply.
Last esenin. SEQ brls sold from While
water canal a, So, To-day 500. 100 br!s
at -. and le1 do a, So delivered.
PkDN lSio\S-Su Sales OF COCO krr>
No. Lard al &c; So btls do at 57.sc:
$40 an1 Ill kegs No l country at 5 3 ic.
No,hlug iransp.red IN meats
NIChERl.I.--., sale OF 80 brls No I
MaS>a ohuseti> II : 10 30.
MOi.A.SisS-Sa Sales of 20 End 80 brls
from Store al 2pc.
st TIER of Is brls roll ai ~
and is; 10 10 DO az I9al5c
New York. March 10.
BEEN Est God retailing qualities
have been selling a, from 50 80 TO 81. so
per cwt. as in quality. This is fraction
lower. Cows and Calves. al from $50 TO
s3oaeie 30. Left over 600 Sheep aud
Larnbs--Sales NJ from 50. % 10 -, 75a
: > 30. 900 would he left over
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27
E'EsE.s, SslrDO1.S.

IiE citizens OF the District South Of Main
etitei ~ the 'Ity Of Eicimond, ar. in
lafmrd that tI'r public funds wiii be pa,d. pro
fata, ter aneh scholars a. may attend school da-
mag tie three months succeeding the first Mon
aay ia April next. The children can attic nd Ell
th.y 81 thc schools in the city.
JOHN FINLEY, Trustee.
t'.frii lf-.t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27
Appointments Confirmed.

Washington. March 10, lc5o.-The Senate
yesterday confirmed the appointment Of W III.
c. Rivcs. Minister to France; l.. q. Squer,
Charge d Atitirs TO Guatemala; - Steel, DO
TO Nenezuea; Il. NJ Foote. of Buffalo. do. to
Borota; - " bite. Postmaster. Phliad phia
- kenne4y. Marshal Of New Jersey. Seve-
raj Narshas, District Attorneys and many 9TH
err appointments Of less note were also confirmed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27
New York. Ma

NNRRlED.-On the ed dav OF March,
1850. by James NJ. Poe. Esq. Mr.. Willis
Doweil, 10 Miss l.liz ,be,h Foust; all Of
this cltS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27

Gaatc-The Counersyille Chronicle
saws. Messrs Goodlander u Graft, du-
ring the past few days caught. in net.
1900 vi! pigeons. What pot pie
they would have male'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27

Some slandering bachelor says. it is
much jov. when you first get married; but
i. is more iary. after year or so.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27
The x,nrkman Murder Case.

The telegraph despatch from Boston.
March %. says:
Yesterday Inc Cour, vas crowded 10
excess. The jury was sent 10 inspect the
scene OF Inc alleged murder. When
taev returned. they proceeded - the hear
ing OF the testimony. Francis Turkey.
city Marshal testified 10 the searches
made after pafknan. the discovery o: re-
mains. and tie subsequent ares, d " eb
>ter 4 number oil Witnesses saw Park /.
man enter The college on the afternoon OF
the e3-l Nov ntber.
Mr. Pratt. coroner. called on Webster.
who was much arttated. troubled al over,
exclaiming What VII become Of my poor
family Webster accompanied them 10
the college. where bones and pieces Of
metal were found IN the furnace OF Web
s,er's lower laboratory lie was much
excited whom The discoveries were made.
Strong. Parhmans physician. testified
tina, the defects IN the remains found cor
responded with Park.nan' person Fred
erick iinSwoglti, Dcmonsiralor OF Anato-
my in the medical college. said that all
subjects came through my hsnds- | keep
a record Of al. anatomical! materials Ny
attention was called 10 the remains. and
was satisfied they were never sent 10 me
OF the college for dissection. Webster
has 10 connection with the anatomical de-
partment. M impression Is that the per-
son who cut these remains had no ana
tomical know!ei.e; he NIGH, have seen a
body cut, but never used The knife.
\ dispatch Of the @end SAYS:
The excitement attending the trial of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27

BtH lrays-Some weeks since tn
Senate Of the Ohio legislature passed q
resolution affirming the const.'uiiona!iiy
of the law WINCH divide Hamilton coun-
~ f3r Senatorial and Representative pur-
poses-giving Bsoadwel. he wing his
seat. and sending Johnson home. The
House. last week came TO an opposite de-
termination and gave the locos a seat. So
We 20.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27

annals Of the Minnesota Historical
Society.--We are indebted 10 the Hon.
c. K Smith, for a copy Of publication
Of the above tile published by order Of
the society. The address OF Mr.. Neil is
interesting for lis historical facts and
beauty Of style, We thank Mr. Smith
for Inc copy. and shall embrace the frs;
opportunity 10 reciproca;e the favor.
CO The editor Of the New Castle
Courier says, measures are being taken
TO procure an immediate survey of the
Richmond and New Castle Railroad
route. aud that between so and SIS. 900
of the capital stock has been subscribed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17
6i0OA Caii,n- s

TIE rry Of Il G caHle. drover il heard
all over lhe PaIker.hurg road and bon.
d,rds have laltly passed hronch ourAovn
no TIE pastures OF Clarke, Lnudoun and
Fauqnicr. From 10 to l5,0O0 are an,
.naally fa'cned on The pastures Of the last
county alone. drove o; some three or
.fonT hundred, Pm ins,amcnl of nine hun
lrr1, co,lrc.ru III Western Missouri, pass
ed l!..oush our town last week Gu their
nav t. Leeds Manor, under the manage.
mrn, vi Mr.. McCormicii, the great deal, r
~ stock ca}!e. They generally cos.
form 10 TO s22, bead and the purcllas,
RS calculate on Doubling their money al
h. end Of The year, TIE profit TO Eau,
lui"r comfy from gazing alone thus a.
moun'iug 10 ltlle short Q! s300,00O.--
Tirg;aiGn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17
ALEXANDRIA,
GROCERY STORE.

GROCERY STORE.
! III LILLIAN BAYNE soIicits the atten
" ton of country merchants and deal
ers generally, TO his stock Of GROCE
RiES, which having been laid in early If
The season, before Tire late advance, he i;
iPrep4red to offer great inducements. For
jconvenience, lie presents to The trade the
following list, viz;
SCGARG--St. Croix, Porto Rico
Cuba, &c, in hhds. and bbs.: Loaf Sugar
+ LIST, ID, and 81 quality. in whole and
half boxes, best crushed and powdered, il
barrels; Soft, Crushed and Clarified in
barrels.
MOL8SSES--C Cuba. Muscovado
CaTdenas, New Orleans, and Sugar-house
Syrup, in hhds. and barrels.
COFF'EES--Rio Green, Porto Rico
ST. Domingo, Old Government: Java, and
| Maricabo.
TEAS--Gunpowder, Imperial, Young
Hyson and black, to which he invites very
particular attention as he has inducements
TO offer that will tell.
TOBACCO AND SEGARS--"Gold
Leaf" Cavendish Tobacco, with a gene
raj assortment of pounds, SIS and IS; and
Principe half Spanish and common scgars.
SUNDRIES.-Fresh RE, Marcaro-
mi, Currants, Citron, English WaInuts Al
monds, Fiiberts, Cheese, CASTLE, Bar.
Rose, Toilet, Cushion Toilet, Victoria,
No. yellow, No. l brown and black
Soaps; "Belmot Sperm" Adamantine
and Mould Candles; Scotch Snulfin Bot
lies and BIadders and Rappee in Jars,
Sanger's Mustard, No. /. Chocolate, sup.
Carb Soda, SaIeratos, Cream of Tartar,
Epson Salts, Cloves, Indigo, Dutch Mad
der, Clipped Logwood, Red Wood, Cop
peras, Refined Sallpetre, Roll Birthstone,
Alum, Cinnamon, Mace, Nulmegs, Pep
per, Allspice, Race Ginger, Ground Pep
per and Ginger, Colgate's Pearl and No.
l Starch, Corn Brooms and WhisPS,
Golsh's sup. Matches, Lamp Black.
Wrapping Irvine, Fool,cap, Letter and
Wrapping Paper, Letter Envelopes, Gras>
and Hemp Col Rope, Bed Cords and
Leading Lines. assorted, Panied Buckets,
Sugar Boxes, Mason's Blackiug and Black
Ink, Window Glass 8-l0's and l0-i2,s,
Putty, Fine and G. A, Salt, Table Satin
Boxes, Powder and Shot Bar Lead,
Picking Vinegar, Bay Rum, Glover Seed,
&c, &c.
A!exandria, Sept. II, 1850,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17
Nero Evidence.

The Winchester Republican states
that on the trial of the fugitive slaves If
harrisburg, jres negroes were introduced
for The purpose ofproving an abb. The
slaves left Virginia on the Goth cf July,
yet colored Minister" VIM. NJ. Jones.
swore that they were al his house on the
i7th Of July, and number Of other negro
Witnesses swore that they were in Penn.
sylvanla sixty days before the ooh of the
same month. The Republican adds tina
no prosecution was commenced against
these persons for perjury, although a hun
Ired persons can swear that the slaves did
no, leave Virginia until July 2O.--Spiri'
ofJtfers0n.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17
EcTG'g en- News,

GrriocI of ne As,a al Near Forh,
10y Tclegrarh for the Baltimore Clipper
Nav Yorx, Sept l!-G =. NJ.
The Lust Mcments f lexis Fd;''iypt
Peace observation-disclosures % s9S.
sassiaa:a the Pope.
The Steamer Asia reached Ter docs
ere &, liihe sf.ct len o'clock. thu. a.orn-
ing There l. not raGch a,.Gil!nnsi ccw,
beyond villa, has already ha2c l.rv arted
TIE a$ia's mails will reath Bai,i".urs 10.
mogry " t,orniag She sailed f.Cm Hall
fax 81 noon on Monday.
FrGncr.-l.ou,s Philippe died on III,
26,h Of August. 81 his residence in Clare,
mont. He had been mace aware If hi
approaching end early on tie proceeding
day, il presence oflhe Q0etn, and pre-,
pared for lis final aT7auge mems, after tlrs
having conversation with The Queen.
lie directed with remarkable c!earnsEs
conclusion to his memoirs. He then
caused to be summoned his chaplain, ali
his children and grand children who were
IN Claremon,. and in the presence of The
Queen and family he discharged every
duty Of religion with tie NEST perfec
~. istian resignation. Towards o'clock
in the evening the fever came on, which
continued during the night with much VIC
lence, and he expired at o'clock OIL
hinn6ay morning. in presence ofihs Queer
and niiy,among whom was the Duchess
ofOrleans, Count de Paris, Duke de Char
tres, Duke and Duchess de Nemours.
Prince and Princess &c Joinville, Duke
and Duchess de AUmale, Dutches Angus
Ia OF Sax Cohurg, and .e other attendants
Of the Royal family.
The Peace Congress is in session Al
Frankfort on the Maine. Geo. CONWAY,
the Indian Chief, was present and made &
speech. Mr.. Elihu Burrilt, the learned
b.acksmith, and Emile Girardin, and al
the bloody Hagnon, who, Goblin says,
is his convert 10 peace, were also present.
At Rome the conspirators against the
Pope have renewed the practice Of throw
ing explosive balls at his holiness while
in his carriage. Several persons susPec.
ted have been arrested.
Barring sCircuiar quotes a,5'sat IS; Md.
Is at 81; and U. S. New Loan at 1881.
Nothing else Of moment.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17
The AboIitionists--A Scene.

We should like TO have been i'll Boston,
Mass, recently, TO have Witnessed a con
versation between Mr.. N. C.. Towbridgc's
boz Jim, whom he had taken out with
him, and some dozen aboltionis;s, who
were endeavorlng TO get him away from
his master. They tried him two or three
times, and pointed cut the advantages OF
his residing in free Sale, and the amount
Of money he could make by SO doing.
Jim listened to them with patience, and
after they had got through, Informed them
that the inducements offered were not
sufficient--that he had seen, since be had
been North, "a small sample of the elephant,
and so far as to the money he could make
there, it would not furnish him with Sc
CARS in Augusta for one year. One OF
them pointed to Jim's clothing, and tried
10 impress on him that he was decenIly
clad only because he was on North; that
he would no, be dressed so at home-tO
which Jim said that they must not Judge
Of his clio hing by what-he had on, as that
was his tr0Uciing suit; but if they
wished to see his Sunday go-to-meeungs,
he would show them his travelling trunk
at the hotel. After this latter conversa.
ton, the aboliiionists left poor Jim Ito lis
fate; and unless they kidnap and impTison
him, we think he will return in safety &c
Georgia with his master.--.Augusta Con.
StituliOnGRSt.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17
SIGN s. ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING.

THE undersigned would most respect
l fully announce to the citizens of Shcp.
herd,town and vicinity. that he has taken
the Shop formerly occupied by James
Boyer. situate on German street, where
he will continue to carry OF the
House, Slgn g. Ornamental Painting,
in all lis various branches. .Lso.
PAPER -R.4NGLA'G IND GL4ZLWG,
and attends all calls for his services with
promptness and despatch, and as he hopes
and believes, with perfect satisfaction to
his customers.
lie respectfully solcits a share Of the
pubic patronage.
JAMES H. BOYER.
Shepherds'own, Aug. G, I950-y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17

ARREST OF FofREsT.-Edwin Forrest
the tragedian, was arrested by SoerIt
Carnley, at the Aston House, New York
on Wednesday, on the complain, OF Cath.
crime Forrest, his wife, and held to bad
in The sum ofSIG,OOO TO keep the peace
so far as Mrs. +. is concerned, she being
fearful of an assault from him. IN IN
junction las also been granted to restrain
Mr.. Forrest from conveying away hl'
property to the injury of tie right which
Mrs. F. Las therein. Mrs. Forrest AZ
also, within few DAYS, commenced
suit for divorce against Mr.. Forrest, or
tie charge Of adultery committed VIII
several PERSONS Clipper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17

~The new three cent piece, lately
authorized to be coined by Congress, has
been ISSUED from the mint al Philadel phia.
A cot temporary says it is beautiful coin,
haviug on one side the words United
States Of America" in which is a circular
wreath, including the numeral I'LL" On
he reverse side is the Liberty Cap, in,
scrbed with the word Liberty" and
surrounded with rays. Underneath the
cap are the figures " 1850"