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FSrss in Ass Weods.-The rsosnt unprecedented
drouth in the East has prepared the peat mssdows
and woods for conhsgratiens, which have been
severely fslt in several Places The woods and
peat Meadow Of MI. r. Ware, near East Maiden,
Me-, took fire last week and was not extinguished
until 150 asres were burned. At Moose river, in
Cutler Me-, the fire drove from the woods into the
ship yard Of John Balch, Esq, and burnt ship d
500 tons ON the stocks, together with other Prop
erty, in I'll Of the value Of $50 000 Accounts from
Cherryfeld, Me-, state that the whole country ws,
being burnt up, and scarcely an acre Of green Ian,
was left along the ssabosrd. The flames ha,
swept over Mount Drsscot, destroying sevsfa
houses. II Hancock county they were suffering
severely, the roads being almost impossible from
the smoke and Aamss. The timber Of the Cutie
Company wss damaged 70 the amount Of Sl50, 200
Fires were ragiag terribly in the vicinity Of East
port and in Perry. Prescott and Deer Island, lare
quantities Of lumber had been destroyed.
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Higkpoy Robbery Matthew Ellis Gliss Nealiss
and John Cavauasb, wess exaainsd yesterday
before Rscosdsr Caldwell, on The charge Of high.
way robbery. The prosecutor. Wm. DeloiBsy,
|dspcsed thst on Tuesday night hat. = h VA
eons from Jphn Hendssrpn's CO.'S. house N Nay.
adss street., with d handle Of closhss % hi
washsrwoman, he overlook two men on fyean.
InIs street., about half past O'Clock. On coming
within rwo or thres rods Of them, they stoppsd.
and one Of them, Cavanash. tanned round, and
seixins him BY The collar, dyew large dirk
knife, and demanding his money Instantly. threat.
sned 70 " cut his liver onr' il be would not salh
low, and deliver up the dimes Wines told them
10 had no money, and said they might sessch him
Meals, on this, drew pistol. and threatsned ht
liis also, and IVES proceeding 70 search him, whe1
! man ens outof an alloy way, about three house,
bslow. On seeing this, The accustd Iss witnssi
70. when b jumped over on the oshsF side of IN
WY, and halloed Watch" Tho man VIII
cane out Of the slley-way did the sane. Tn
laccused ran of, followed BY witness and III
osher man. On asriving u the next eosnei
witness and the person who followed with him
found the priscnsrs IN The keeping Of the watch
Meals threw away Tie pistol, but II was pickle
lup Both the accused were sent before tho Fin
District Court.
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" dollass and dimes" from drawer in the stall o.
an individual in 81 Marys Market, whoss name
has not besn handed down 10 fame in the poles
ata,isties Of The High Constablss ollics. john
effort was failure, 20 far = tho dimes were con
csrnsd not 90 with getting into limbo-he suc
ceeded and will have the pleasure Of IN introdnc
ZION to Recorder Caldwell this mogning.
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RsSivoad Ancidssts.-An asoident hsppened on
The Central Railroad. near Wet Hartford, w.,
on the 24th ult, caused BY the passenger train
while descs sding agade, running 1t the rats of 50
mules an NJ. coming in collision with IL ascend
ing freight drain The cars and passenger uair
were eomplst ely demelishsd. Ssvensssn person,
were badly injured, ard feur killed. Nine has
heir limbs broken. Mr. G. Kimbsl, conductor
and Mr. Ere 1erick Palmer, brakssmsn, were fatal,
injured. II engineer and fireman escaped b
Jumping Of.
John Smi Ii, conductor on the Stonington Rail
road, was knocked of the train on the sam.
day. and has head cut Of BY the wheels.
Captain Stansbusy, formerly,of Baltimore, wa
run over and killed At the Providence Railroa.
Depot ON the 23d uitime
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Had to BsI.-Dennis Higgins, charged with
assault and battery. was held to bail yesterday in
$500 By Recorder Caldwell, At the request Of
Thomas Brody, North Market street.
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Capture Qf Ne Hdray. (Va.} Negroes-Tbs
Hasdy (va) Wing, Of the 18Th ul., gives dete .eI
narrasivs Of The recspsuss Of the nine negros VA
nan of from th 1t county on the night Of III IN
ult. Two were taken on the ViHini.x side II ~
Potomac. and th other seven sixtse, miles bsvoud
The Pennsylvania line. They vsere epsr.pped 3,
boy Of nos over Sourtssn yssss. whom hey ssksd
for bread. He sook thsm 70 his fathers cellar and
manased to shu them in.
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Mpyssoms-The Alta Cslii6rsis, rebuking
writer who snssrs Il it, Mormons, says that del
are - psacsful ipdustrisus and virtuouss ; conmu
nifty ss there = On the continent Their religion
visws may b absurd, and many q thsir member
faastissl snd ignesant but in their dealings viii
the world hey ale pehsety honest 81
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WAsn Greak Meets Grssk. Caroline Carton
charged by Mahala Lazy with assaulting her, was
yssssrday held TO bail in 1500 70 keep the peace.
Sefs.-Ssfah Bowling, charged with vagrsncy,
was discharged.
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Patrick McDermost, young Irshman, mot moro
than twenty years ofsge, one Of the sufferers BY
the recent explosion Of the steamboat Brilliant, died
yesterday at the Charity Hospital. The inquest
held returned the usual verdict in such cases.
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I .Slsse Drosnsd--John Chase, negro belonging
70 Captain Holmes, accidentally fell into the river
opposite the Custom house, on Tuesday. and Wa
drowned. He was loading merchandise On board
the steamboat Princess No. 8, u The time Of the &C
cdenf occurring. Verdict Of the CoFoner's Jury
Found drowned. ~ SO
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Zeitsrs Crssasss: Havae - ssuailsd ~ . 49, -.
tios Of M numssuas Aipnds. - nyslH
Coustabls Of the 0susad Jua6os's Ces Ilsstn. New
b. ., 1851. isl C1pe M TBn91SAK.
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assault and battery. was held to bail yesterday IN
$500 BY Recorder Caldwell, At the request of
Thomas Brody, North Market street.
Patrick McDermott, young Irshman, mot more
than twenty years of age, one Of the sufferers BY
the recent explosion Of the steamboat Brilliant, died
yesterday at the Charity Hospital. The inquest
held returned the usual verdict in such cases.
Breach Of Tt.st-John Montegut was arrested
in the Third Municipality yesterday, ON charge
Of breach Of trust 100 gallcns Of milk, said 70 be-
worth $50. forms the framework Of this charge.
Slsve Dvouned-John Chase, . negro belonging
70 Captain Holiness accidentally fell into the river
opposite tho Custom house, on Tuesday. and was
drowned. He was loading merchandise On board
the steamboat Princess No. g. u The time Of the &C.
cidenf occurring. Verdict Of the Coroner's Jury
Found drowned.
Ssadris.- Timothy Donlan and John johnson.
charged by John Boland with assaulting and
striking him, on Magazine street, on Wednesday
night last, wore, on examination yesterday before
Recorder Caldwell, discharged. Peter Norton,
charged with abusing the mother Of James Hiland,
was, on examination, alec discharged. Dennis
Bnnnasan and Mary Bnnnasan, charged with
disturbing the peace Of Mn. Coolahsn's houss on
Juiia street, ON Wednesday night dennis with
striking the complainant, were. the one, the female,
discharged, the other, the male, sent down 70 the
Work. house for thirty days.
AnotAsr Capital Cesyicfioa.-At NewYork, on
the 23d ult, James Sullivan was convicted of the
murder of Edward Smith. This 10 the second
! capital conviction in one week. A moral place.
AssotAsr Comvicsioa. -Michael Maloy was con
: vistsd Of the murder Of Chss. Beskman, At New
York, last week. He il the only support Of ,
| widowed mother and four sisters. The verdict o
: the Jury was accompanied BY u recommendation
to mercy. This il the eighth capital conviction .
New York during the present year.
|. A Bond Of Robbers. ~ Eleven men, including
: Capt Ridley, and the entire crew employed on
section boat on the Pennsylvania Canal, were a
rested near Johnstown, Pa, week before lss
II charged with various robbsries and depredations
e that vicinity. Great quantities Of goods and mono
: were discovered in their possssion. These .
: rested, alleged that there was . band connscte
: with them of over one hundred, whoss hsad-qua
e tors were 1t Cincinnati
3 arrest at Nsp York-Mr Robt Barber, II s
! Louis, Mo-, was arrested ID NewYofk On ths q
te ult., At tho instance Of Miles A Bradley, Esq "
= defendant is the same individual who last spriI
brought suit against Mr.. Bradley, relative 70 soa
alleged fraudulent transactions connected with
.. Oxford Bank. Barber was ordered to lind bail
" the sum Of $4,000, in default Of which he y
= eemmistsd 70 the Eldridgs street prison.
"a Erss-Bsnustt's Hotel and Eve Other buildin
at Norway, Me-, wsrs Destroyed BY FIRE on the ?.
, Iult. Los 10000 On the 43d ult. fro q
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Emjgrdsas -upeerds Of nine thousand emi-
giants arrived IN New osk during ihe week ending
On Mondny WeekA
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M.s3svsS.- Hssisr Dyer was killed near
Tyre Syringe, Tshnsssee, on the 10th ult-, By .
nian namsd Csp, who shot him with rife, kill
ing him iusaantly. Cap fed.
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Hrss-Bsnnett's Hotel and Ave other building
q Norway, Me-, wsfs Destroyed BY fire on the ~
ult. Los o20.O00 On the 23d ult, . fire CON
suansd large four story building and contents b
longing 70 J. Bryant 4 Co., y manufactory .
safss, and mschins shop. Damage $1,000.
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Aaothsr CosViesion Michael Maloy was con
vstsd Of the murder Of Chss. Beekman, At New
York, last week. He il the only support Of ,
widowed mother and four sisters. The verdict o
the Jury was accompanied BY 4 Recommendation
to mercy. This il the eighth capital conviction .
| New York during the present year.
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THE FIXTURES in Store No. 70 Csnp r.,
FairhsnE's lares Bkasss., I'VE 6as bala.,n M
Scoops. and ssvssl other knds q SpelsS wth " kx.
pfeOiaa.
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Jnpynnaqg GyE1, =.
tz Thn1D1ay 1vea1ag. Odeo0 = uot.y
The shvab today wsss q = tnpmlnnss. IN naek1l
Bsnaas bars Of Hog. viii ns1sGsh sappIv = sthll
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Gold Mine!!
Discovered in Monroe County,!

it is now a ."fxed iact'' that w. w. JORDAN
s. co offer TO the people Of Monroe county, np-
portunities to make FORTUNES, not to b. sur
passed by the GOLD DlGGINS OF California.
They have on hand. and are constantly ~receiv-
ing, a VERY LARGE aud CHEAP assortment Of
Coating Stores Of erery rariety.
among whieh ae Bucks Patent, GreenWood's
FIR Tight Burton's Premium, Sc, &C.. &c.
.Aso Ten Plate, Seren Plate, and
Udri0us Tarerns #
AIR TIGHT PARLOR STO YES.
for both wood and coal. Also all kinds Of
Store Trimmings, both Copper and Tin.
Ptp'. Boihers, Steamers. Kettles. Pots, Stec
pans, sauce pans, Frying pans, .Had-
uOns, SniO0thiRg-ir0Rs, Grid1Ies,
Coal grafes, and iron amt copper coal Buckeis.
Also a full and complete assortment Of JAPAN
and COPPER WARE.
House Spou'ing aud Piping for .ale and put up
at the shortest notice.
Persons wishing to purchase wares are request
ed TO cali and examine their stock: for they are de-
to give GREAT BARGAINS, and to
sell a LITTLE CHEAPER than The cheapest.
0J-Orders from Merchants pnnctnaIiy attended
to. n Is. Old Pewter aud Copper taken in ex-
change for wares. W. w. JORDAN & Co.
Woodsfield, Nov. 10
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hereafter decree 10 be recoverable. which
the respondents, or either Of them, may
receive at each and every office or sta
ton either within or beyond the jurisdic.
ton Of this Court, for the transmission Of
messages, in whole or in part, over this
line of telegraph, within its jurisdiction.
from the date OF this order to the time Of
the decree Of the Court, upon the report
of the Master. And also to pay and sat
isfy all sums to which compliments may
be adjudged at law or in equity entitled TO
Gov by reason of the injury done TO
them by the continuance Of the infringe
ment of the aforesaid patents, during the
period from the date Of this order to the
time of the decree last aforesaid; and any
of the parties shall be at liberty to apply
to the Court as occasion shall require.
The respondents intend taking the case
up TO the Supreme Court of the United
States.
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rill he I :e same that II has trrn tor several year
past. 5n
ine DA,LY GL"De viii he published doriSs
h. session ou - -npe'in- double royal sheet It
Nii c ntaiu tie debaifs ~ taken down nv the re-
pprtrfs. aud d altered iy The speakers. whenever
hey make any a ersiints, the curr,nt news Of
he day, and miscellaneous mater. The main OH
iect for pIhi-hi"e the dairy paper " ia afatJie
,nembpts 10 see Ihrir rrn,.rks 10 il and slter them,
It they stall ,h,nS ~trit.ry b-frre they are pub-
'.hei IA the Co NGRis s,oNAL GLuHE ANp'AP-
PENpiX.
lne Cor cRnstrNAL Gu BE made up Of the
dairy proceedings of the two houses Of Congress
and printed on . double royal paper, with small
type, (hrevirr aud I"npsreil) IN quario fnrm,
each rnmber containing sixteen royal quarto
pages. The speeches OF the members IN this flrst
form are sometimes condensed, the fin report OF
The reserved speeches being reserved fur The AP-
PENpIx. IA J. resolutions. motions. aud other
proceedings. are given IL the iorm OF the nrnais,
with the yeas and nays on every important quesiT,
tioD 'Ath' 81 I
The APPENDIX is made up of tMe Presidents a
annual me sage. the reports Of the priuc,pai Off
Gers of the go,ernmru, that company u, ard
all speeches IoI members of Congress, written odt
Dr revised by sthems.Ives IL - printed IN the =
-ame form as The C0ngrt sstennl Gfobe, and usuai- Il
W makes about the same number Vt pages during
a session. ... .-.tJ. y
Duriug the first month OF sx weeks OF q ses.
sion there Is rarely more b,s,ness done Ihsn will I
make two numbers a week one of the C0nsres--
stimuli Glods aud one Of the .appendir: but du- /;
ring the remaloder OF a session there is usually
sufficient mattel Lr two ~ three numbers ot
each every week. The next session viii n NM :
CONGRESSIONAL Gi,be and .spp,ndlr TOP ether will /,
make at least $500 large quarto pages, printed in
small l%ypp-hrevier aud noupareii. Complete y
indexes 10 both will lie furnished at thes end Of a y
session. :. l5161
! will erdpavor to print a'snficient number of
surplus copies to SIMPLY all that may he miscar-
ried or lost in the mails; but subscii bcrs should he
very particular 10 file their papers carefully, for !
fear that | should not be able to supply oil the lost
numbers. .rss afa
Ii subscribers shall not be satisfied with the
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Administrators Sale.

On the 18th day Of December 1851, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock p,
NJ, will he sold on the premises, to the highest
bidder, the following real estate, as the property
of Richard Wheeler, deceased, to witt: The east
half of the north erst quarter of section 20. town.
ship 4, and range A, containing IS and 80 hun
dredths acres. aud the south half of the east hall
of the south east quarter OF section 30. township
4,& range containing 40 acres more OF less. Said
lands will be sold subject to the widows dover;
Appraised at Sl440 90. Terms--one-thitd cash
in hand, one third in one year, and The residue in
two years, with interest.
l.. GRATIGNY. sen. Admir-.
of Richard Wheeler, deceased.
Nov. 12, 1851
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EnOAD NOTICE There will be a %peution
ETA presented la the Commissioners MDhrnr
c0unty At ihen neat Decemi,et session. praying
for the lnrsiipu OF a county r'.d, tnm;ne"cins "a
the state road IN Malaga township, aud what ma
he considered the most Suitable p'int helweel
WIN. Keniard's gate and the End OF the lane eaS'
of sail gate, IN Wn Kennard's la,e, then. =
north the best and most suitable Route through
said Kennard's land 20 the south end Of James II
Professors lane. thence north through -sid Pro
basco's land Until II irtersects the woohs at or nrat
the north west coruei OF said Prohasro's oats
patch, tbenre north east until it strikes the county
line at or near the north east corner ut said Pro-
basco's land, there 10 ~iutersect a road now under
contemplation III Belmont county.
Nov. s., 1851. A PETITIONER.
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W We have received by mail. a poeti-
cal effusion signed SKATE Comfortless,'
written in a good hand, on very fine note
paper, and enclosed in a very beautiful
envelope, and we have no doubt the writer
is very handsome lady; but she forgot
to. give us her name. However, we will
publish it next week, and shall expect her
to give us her name, as she has promised
that we shall hear from her frequently, il
this meets with favor, By the way, Miss
Kate, is it original? Il sounds something
as if we had seen it before-,hough proba.
bly, we are mistaken, as we could scarcely
think a lady would wish to impose on us.
We don't profess 10 be a Judge Of poetry,
for we seldom read any.
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THE GREAT TELEGRAPH CASE.

In. our last it was stated. under the telc.
graph head. that the o.. s.. Circuit Court,
at Philadelphia. had issued a decree in the
case Of the (Morse) Magnetic Telegraph
Company. We have since received in
the Philadelphia papers the decree in full
as delivered by Judge Kane OH Friday,
and published it below:
TELEG RApH CAsE.-The Courtthis morn
ing, after argument, made the following
decree in this case:-
And now, Nov. 7th, 1851, this cause
having been brought to final hearing upon
the pleadings and proofs. and counsel for
the parties respectively having been heard
%thereupon, and the same having been du-
iy considered by the Court, it is found and
hereby ordered, adj judged and decreed by
the Court, that the patents granted to S.
F. B. Morse, and set forth in the bill filed,
are valid, and that the compliments there.
by, and by the ass gnments in the bill al.
ieged, are vested with the exclusive rights
thereby granted as therein claimed. And
it is further ordered, adj judged and decreed,
that the defendants have disturbed, violat-
ed and infringed upon the compliments
in these their exclusive rights. as in the
said bill is set forth. And it is further or.
dered, adjudged and decreed, that the
complainants do recovered the defendants
the profits and gains, or such sums as the
Court may hereafter decree to be recover-
able. by them made and received in con-
sequence of the %infringements and viola
tons Of the exclusive rights Of the COM
plainants, which it is adjudged to have
been so committed by the defendants, to-.
gether with their costs in the prosecution
of this cause expended. And further,
that it be and is hereby referred to Thos.
Dunlap, Esq, as Master, to compute and
ascertain the amount so had and received,
and to take proofs aud report the same to
the Court. with leave to either party TO
move the Court upon notice for special in.
structions to said Master. in reference to
the taking Of said account
And tits further ordered, ~adjudged and
decreed. that a writ Of injunction be issued
in this cause, pursuant to the prayer in
SAID bill. enjoining and restraining the de.
remnants, tnelr agents or servants, from
any further construction or use in any
way or manner whatsoever, Of any or eth
er the several inventions and improve.
ments mentioned or described in the said
patents granted to said Morse, and set
fortkin the bill, during the respective terms
Of said patents. But it is further ordered
that the issuing Of this writ be stayed until
the decree Of the court upon the report Of
the Master, provided the defendants shall,
within ten days, give bond with sufficient
s%urefies, to be approved by the Couit, in
the sum of $4,000, conditioned that the
respondent shall answe and account TO
the opmplainants, in such manner as shall
be finally adjudicated, for all gains or
profits, or such sums as the Court may
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE BY virtue of
IA an order from The court Of Common Pleas
of Monroe County, Ohio. | will oIfer for sale on
the premises. in Washington township, in said
county, on Saturday, the Goth day OF December,
1851, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m , and
4 O'Clock p. IN of said day, the following des.
c,lbed real estate. as the property of John Huff.
man, now deceased, to wit: The south east quar-
ter of the snuth east quarter of section No. 2, of
township No. 4, of range No. G. containing forty
acres, lying and heing IN the county Of Monroe,
subject TO the widows dover therein assigned: on
the following terms one-thirh in hand, one-third
in six months, and one. third in twelve months,
with interest from the day of sale, to be secured
to the satisfaction of The Undersigned
JACOB HENDERSON,,
nov. 10 Admir- Of said decedent.
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EDOAD NOTICE.--Notice is hereby given
&A that a petition will be presented to the Com
mlssioners of Mo, roe county, Ohio, at their next
December session. pra, ing for all alteration on the
new road running mp The run commencing at the
south east corner Of section Il. thence through
James .Matitt's land thence TIN ough Jacob Maj.
iirt's land, thence through Giles Gadd's land, and
10 on nh it intersects the Suufish road between
John Matfitt's and Philip Drums; the alteration
to commence at or near Giles Gsdd's house, and
run the north side OF the bottom to or near a large
white oak thence 10 or near Giles Gadd's corn
field: thence 10 turn and run west On or near the
line between Giles Gadd's and Christopher Dbl.
Ions as far as a road can be made; thence round
the point the nearest and best route to inlersect the
same road at the run. and there to end; and that so
much OF the said road as will he supplied by said
alteration, he vacated.
Oct. 80. 1851.