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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09

RHoDE IsLAND.-The Legislature OF Rhode
Island adjourned on Saturday,. The anti
liquor bill was lost--each branch Insisting
upon its own amendments. The Provi.
dence Journal says thai during the debate
in the House of Representatives some wretch
deposited on The Speakers table The follow
ing s
0 Lord what terrible row
From Maine TO Rhode Island has como
| pray you dispose Of /, now,
And leI,s talk o7 something but rum.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09

Ole Bull called upon Mr.. Clay, at Wash,
inglon, The other day, and executed several
Of his morceaux upon the violin, for his en-
lerIainment $685. aHii
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09
AUDlToR's OFFICE,
Pomeroy, 1859.

Kitchen girls are now termed "young
ladies Of the, other parlor." People who
grind knives, scissors, and razors, "gentle-
men of the revolution" Folks who dig
clans, are termed profound Investigators.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09
The Niagara reached Liverpool, at moo
on the Sd.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

on the Sd.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
ENGLAND.-The ministerial crisis was alb 4
sorbing the attention Of the British public.
A conservative Proteclionsl Ministry has
been formed in England. Earl Derby, form
erly Lord Stanley has been appointed Prime
Minister.
Lord John Russell's resignation was def.
nitely accepted by the Queen on The 9ls
ult., and Earl Derby sent for on the 93d.-
The latter nobleman submitted list of the
Cabinet 10 the Queen, and kissed her hand
on his appointment 10 office.
The following is the list submitted;
First Lord of the Treasury and Prime
Mnister-Earl Derby.
Chancellor Of the Exchequer, and lead,
er Of The Co mmonS-D DISracli.
Secretary CT the Home Depanmen,-Mr.
Walpole.
Foreign Depuly--Lord Malonsburg.
Colonial DepuIy-Sir John Rockingham
Lord Characteristic E. Snyder.
Lord President-Earl of Longdale.
Lord Of The Priyy Seal-Lord Lyndhurst.
President Of the Board Of Control--Mr.
Herries.
President of The Board of Trade-Mr.
Honley.
First Lord Of the Admiralily--Duko Of
Northumberland.
Lord Lyndhurst has declined to accep,
his appointment. D.
Both Houses Of Parliament mel on Mon.
day and received formal announcement OF
the resignation Of the late ministry, and
then adjourned ill Friday,
The New Reform and other bills which
were peculiarly Government measn es. are
considered defuncl.
Al the moment prior TO the steamers de
par'ure, the question was whether Lod Der
by would go on with the same House, O
dissolve parliament.
The dissolution will probably be pos,pon
ed .iIl summer.
Lord Lansdowne, in the House of Peers
' and Lord Russell in The House of Commons
both declared that they would resis, any al
to re-impose duty on corn.
Generally speaking the new Mins,f
4 were well received. A rel or prevailed
v however, that the opposition would refus
to vote supplies until Lord Derby announc
ed the principles on which The new admin,
tration would act.
FRANcE.--Th0 only incidents attracting
q notice was The arrest of VI. Buroche, one {
d the trustees of the Orleans property, on the
n charge Of circulating seditious publications
The alleged pro,es, of the Autocrat {
:, Russia, addressed 10 Napoleon, is uspecle
,f to be wihou, foundation.
i, Paris, Feb. 25lh M Dupin has d,
cNined 70 stand iT the legislative corps.
MI A Deputy Secretary of The Pacha of !
ii gyPt has arrived n. Paris on special mi
sion.
|. The Bank of France is about to radut
n. the rate Of discount TO three per cent.
The election in Paris will take place d
or the 29Ih Feb. and The lsl of March.
n. The illustrated London News had BET
.. stopped al the French Puslofiices.
BELGIUN.-The demand Of France
re The removol Of the monuments in CONNER
oralson Of the bSule OF We,erloo, has Great
:. great excitement in Belgium.
m Diplomatic relations were about to rcol
or mence between Russia and Belgium.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09

DIED In Letartsylle on the Sd inst, An
MA MARY. infant daughter Of H. H. and Ann f.
Swallow-aged two months.
AT the same place, EMMA and CHARLES, children
Of Geo. l., and Elizabeth Piper !"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09

Miss Gushing, the female pedestrian, has
undertaken at Mobile, 10 walk FIVE hundred
half miles in 500 consecutive half hours,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09

BLAcKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAzINE.-
The February No. of this valuable work
has been received. 1t presents u rich table
OF contents, as follows:
The Duke Of Marlborough.
My Novel, or, Varieties in English Life.
A Gamer 10 California.
Struggles for Fame aid Fortune.
Longfellow's Golden Legend.
Bull Fights, in Pictures and Prose.
Cupid in The Cabinel--an Auc Legend.
The Old Soldier-in Three Campaigns
Results of Revolution in Europe.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09

The LONDON QUARTERLY.--This Review
for January has been on our table for several
days. 1t is an unusually attractive number
The contents are:
Memoirs On Russian and German Cam.
paigns.
Kew Gardens.
Physiognomy.
Junius. - &'--sr
Highland Deslilulion and Irish Emigra
lion.
HerCn'S Notes.
Farini's History of the Roman States.
The French Aulocrat.. y.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09

Q- We learn that the measles are pre-
vailng very lamlly in Leiart township, in
This county,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09

0r Capt. HUNTER, well known steam
boat man, died al Nashville, Tennessee, on
Monday. 1t'a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09
II. w. WIaitlnam's Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thai the sub
scrlbcr has been appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministrator on the estate of Ii. W. Whitman, late
OF Nleigs county, decd. Dated at Scipio, this 25th
day of February, 1852.
SUSAN WHITMAN.
March ., l652--n14w3pd
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN, that will prer
! y sent petition to the Trustees of Cheste-
township, al their meeting on the 5th day of
April next, to grant me township road-com-
mencmg at my house and running in northwest
erly direction through John Geyer's farm, on the
same same place now travelled on the first bench
of the hill till it intersecs the north line of said
Geyer'S farm; thence west down said northline to
the Chester road. DAVID WERLING. :
March 2, S52-W4
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FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT

Or A sem.weekly mail having been es-
lablishod between this place and The casters
part Of the county, we have altered our pub.
licOlion day to Thursday--lhe old day. Ii
is extremely inconvenient TO publish on
Tuesday, and we are glad TO have it in our
power 10 revert to the old day.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09

or The Commissioners Of Belmont coun.
ty, have subscribed 100000 10 the capital
stock of the Central Ohio Railroad.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09

II ME FIRST TERM of this School, will com
mepce the second MONDAY of April next
and continue eleven weeks.
Tuition per Term.
Reading, Writing, Elementary Geography
and Mental Arithmetic, SO 90
Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar, and Ma
tural Philosophy, 800
Chemistry, Elementary Algebra and Book
Keeping, so
Aotany Astronomy, Ancient Geography
and History, Physiology, Geology, Intel
lectual Philosophy, Moral Science and
Political Economy, 400
Rhetoric, Logic and Higher Mathematics, 4 80
Greek and Latin Languages, S 90
Board in private families from 81 80 to 81 rs
per week.
No scholar. received for less time than one
term, and no deductions made for absence except
IN cases of protracted sickness ALL ACCOUNTS
FoR TUITION MUST BE SETTLED AT THE cLosE OF
EACH TERM.
Young Gentlemen and Ladies wishing 10 pro-
pare themselves for teaching will receive course
oil instruction expressly designed for that object.
ii scholars will commence with the term and
be punctual in their attendance during the same,
can assure them real and thorough progress in
| their studies.
return my sincere thanks to the former pa
irons of my school and hope by faithful per
fomance OF the duties of my profession to merit
Share of public confidence and support
JAMES NJ. EVANS, Teacher.
Sheffield, March /, lS52.-ni4w3
MI ATSON HOUSE, southwest corner
w of Sycamore and Lower Market Cincip
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09

MARRIED. Near West Columbia Va,
February 90, byRev. NJ. Michael, Mr.. HENRY V.
PECK to Miss Avn eldest daughter of Gesrge
Gardner Esq. ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09

NOTICE.--Noice is hereby given to |, gasto
Quivey, Addison Quivey and William Quiy
the State of Iowa or Wisconsin, heirs at law al
Nathan Quivey late of Meigs county, Ohio. de.
ceased that Alexander CLANCY has this day Sled
Bill of Review in the District Court of Ohio, fol
the county of Meigs in the State of Ohio, l.rsyinr
for review and revisal of decree entered in the
Supreme Court for said county of Meigs, on the
18th day of April, 1917, in the cause wherein
said Alexander CLANCY was complainant and
James w. Whal ey and Nathan Quivey were de-
PENDANTS. ALEXANDER CHANEY.
March IL, 1852. CIV
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NOficn.

A GENERAL MEETING of the subscribers
"A tosthe Gliner Ripley and Ohio Turnpike
Company will be held at Tanners Roads, in
jackson county, on the 15,h day of March nsxt.
There is now suiIieiency of the capital stock
subscribed to incorporate said Company according
to law. Ali subscribers are invited most earnestly
to attend in person or by proxy.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
DAVID WOODRUFF,
4.t.s JAMES MOORE,
.eG JOHN HARPER,
Feb. "a, lS52-w2pd. Commissioners.
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Petition 10 change the Name Of Gra-
hn Hm Sta finn

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that a Peti-
Y ton will be presented to the court of com
mon pleas of MegS county, Ohio at its next tenn
praying for a change in the name Of Graham Sta
ton, Meigs county, to that Of Racine.
MANY CITIZENS.
March Q 1851 -n40tf -
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STILL LATER.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARCTIC.

.a.uL B. NEw YORK, March 8.
The steamer Arctic arrived al her dock
this morning, She brings dates from Eng
land 10 the 25lh instant,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09

| n
Of the
obsdien
pleas oi
PARCELS
ping on
No I, RI
north CO
south s.
to the e
the Stat
theneef
west col
IsnesH
10 rodsg
rods; the
hence D.
at $780,
Also, 4
hing 69i
4 town
shase;a al
East IlyE
Ordered
Page att
Asigsco
P..bru.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09
Pomeroy March ., 1852. hl5:tf
1O7 BARRELS OF MOL

lUt Capt. L. Williamson has returns
from New Orleans with a large cargo pf supers
and common MolaSses, which he offe to Merch-
ants at Cincinnati prices. You ca now saw
freight and charges by purchasing at pe.
E. WILLIM fSON..
Pomeroy. March 9, 1852, I5:tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09

OF The population Of Oregon, exclusive
Of Indians, is twenty thousand.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09
NGOsELEY MANSION.

EBOTEL, on corner of Fourth and Sycamore
Il H. streets, Office, 1913 Sycamore street, Gin
cnnat.
GJ'.BoARD IS cents per day.
THOS. w. II. MOSELEY,
March 2, l8o2--nl4tG. Proprietor,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09
/ |N'NoSTI IT.,

II on; odns;g
af the co
| obedience
pleas ofA
described
inc Of sec
company
| md 2Ssro
setion; IL
Q rods; tn
hence wei
beginning,
|sing part
oWs:-bet
md theme
At rods;
ods to the
| property o.
Commission
pPraIsed Q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09
N NH1WW GDapHn-.1

JUST RECEIVED--A fresh and general
d assortment of GR0CERIES; also a small lot
9f Spring and Summer Goods, in addition to my
former stock, consisting Of almost every article
usually kept in country retail stores, which am
prepared to sell on the most moderate terms.
would most respectfully invite purchasers to Gait
and examine my stock.
JAS. RALSTON.
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! February s.

III Oh
(BY virtue Off
\ the court Of
Aio, ! will oGe
Auee in Pome
tfm Of said cou
By law, the fo1
ltndred acre lot
Say lives, in sc
sAven, Ohio q
A%s sold BY IN,
Ltied on as The
~ ofJ acob lie
Mf W X
fsruary ls
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09

NI ATSON HOUSE, south west corner
w. of Sycamore and Lower Market, Cincin-
natl Ohio.
S. WATSON, Proprietor
March 2, 1S52-n14n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09
BY virtue

IL virtue
y the court
Dhio, | will o
Iouse in Pont
1852, between
ollowing desc,
he west end
or thereaboui
q, and ten fe
he village of
he appurtena
he land upon
lands. Said
n X. Downir
smith q Co.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09
Psbruaryfo

q" FS
DY virtde,o
ID rectedby
'ounty, | wii
'ourt- house n
next term
Ocribed by Ii
lot No Is in I
10 follows, to-
outh east oorn
eet TO a stakes
n feet to a stak
lf beginning. :
LOtartsVille. /
IeClintic at til
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09
Sheffield Select School,

VNHE FIRST TERM of this School will com
l mepce the second MONDAY of April next
and continue eleven weeks
TEnifTnnn rAa-, M,o,,~..
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Fsbruari

BY virtue
Nted BY Il
county, l v
'ourt house
IsIt term Of
sIbed by Il
Phs westerl,
eoneroy. L
Murphy At +
- Of Astth
9s
February,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-30
Our Cuban Correspondence.

HAVANA, March 10, 1907.
General Rosalcs Ordered 10 Spdt,i-UfW be Tried By
Court Ma,tiai-Ertyaordinar Statement
General PARA GONG to Spaia-Hs Probable
Dismissal upon a Serious Chargc- Prodt- Col.
Bhtmnthal Released
By the steamer Isabel, which sailed hence for
Charleston yesterday, at eight A. NJ, sent you
an epitome Of the Havana news. You viii receive
this by the Georgia, direct
The Spanish mail steamer Caledonia sailed from
this port on the 18th inst. for Cadiz. Among her
under arrest since the affair Of tho Lopez expe
dtion. When General Emma was shot by the lbe-
rators, at Los Fras. the command devolved upon
General Rosales, who declared that the reason why
he did not follow up and second the attack on the
pirates" commenced by Emma, was because he
had no faith in his troops The matter is to be
settled in Spain, as the authorities arc afraid OF
raising scandal here, by having q court martial,
fearing that Rosales might be able to prove what
he states he can easily do, namey-that the troops
at the time were almost in an open state of revolt
General Pavia sails in few days in another yes
sell Concha has strongly recommended his dismis
sal from the service ] hear thai the Captain Gene
raj has at length obtained conclusive proof of Pavas
guilty connvance with the slave traders, and of his
acceptance of an enormous bride.
The United States steamer Fulton is still in port
Parod arrived from Charleston in the Isabel on
the 18th, and gives her first concert at the Tacon
theatre, on the 18th inst.
Colonel Blumentha, of the Lopez expedition,
was liberated on the llth inst He was conveyed
directly from the Punta Castle to q vessel bound for
New York, which sailed the following morning. l
am really glad that the poor old man has at last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-30
The Late william II. Ora wEord, of Georgia,
and the Gaines Case.

This gentleman was not less distinguished for his
frankness and magnanimity than for his powerful in
tellect and vast attanments. On one occasion,
when sitting in the convention of judges, Georgia
then had no Supreme Court,) a case had been
ferred to Judges Crawford, Thomas, and Law.
When the judges convened Judge Crawford gave
bis opinion. Judge Thomas followed, concurring
with Judge Crawford. Judge Law dissented, and
next read his opinion. As soon as Judge Law had
finished, Judge c. raid" Judge Thomas, you are
alone. have changed my opinion-Judge Law is
right"
The above anecdotc Of Judge Crawford related to
us by gentleman who heard it from one Of the pre-
siding judges is characteristic Of the man. Mar
shall has done the same thing; and any great mind
is ready to correct an error as as discovered
1t is quite possible the Supreme Court may sec
good reason to change their judgment in the great
Gaines case, should they grant the complainant =
ro-hearing. But will a re-hearins be granted
This question is often asked, and we presume that
the Supreme Court. or any other court, will afford
re-hearing in any cause whenever they have reoson
PBtLO JUSTICE.
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sembled at the solicitors Office, each being exceed
ingly anxious TO learn about the particulars Of the
sale. How much stock have you for sale - asked
Their. "When does the sale c0mmenceF' voofe-
rated third. The solicitor being all the while in
a quandary as to the meaning of so sudden and
strange demonstration. At this iuncturc the auc-
planned to the solicitor why he was honorcd with
the presence of SO numerous and respectable n dele
gatios. Rising with his accustomed grace and dig
nifty, the solicitor, in his blandest manner respond
ed that be had already disposed of all his Brewer
stock to Mr. Frost and that the best he could do for
them would be to offer little fancy stock, which
was much more desirable, Notwithstanding it had
been cried DOWN. in the market of late, and recent
statute had pronounced it worthless. After zach
had taken his share of the preferred stock, it is
necessary to say that the company dispersed, highly
gratifed with the salc. FAUST
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Florida
ST. AUGUSTINE, March IL, 1852.
,NpOj1S in EYo,3I1.

give you description Of twelve days hunt in
Orange county, Florida, by party of gentlemen,
consisting Of Major f. A. Schley, John G. Houston,
Thomas Bloodgood, }. g. Wicks, G. G. Hubbard,
and J. b. Palmer, who have been hunting on Deep
Creek with extraordinary good luck. We destroyed
II2 deer, 8 wild turkeys, raeooAs, wild cats (ths
largest ever saw, wolf, 3opossums 81 quail, 80
ducks, and 20 allgators, the largest measuring Is
sooner than they anticipated, on. account Of tho
excitement about the Indians, which had 50
alarmed the invalids at Lake Monroe that they all
left by the first boat So we concluded to do like.
wise This is the greatest country for game that J
ever saw, and the lakes and rivers abound 10 lish
that are very fine. Our party caught Florida
trout, weighing Ilbs. | should advise any one
coming here to hunt, to give Orange county trial,
and they will not be disappointed. We are having
beautiful weather here; the thermometer to-day
stands at IS. we nave green peas anu srraw.
lately with us, were Egbert Benson and daughter,
New York, and ths Chevalisr Hglsemann,
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South Carolina.

BORDEAUX P. o., Abbeville Dist, S. ca
March 3d. 1852. :
Politics in South Coroina-7 The Railroad Ftrer-
jealousy Of Georgia
There is no political news Of interest in the State
at present. nor there likely to be any about Pres
dent making. If South Carolina could be coaxed
and persuaded to vote at ALL she might DO prevailed
on to vote for good Southern Rights democrat,
especially If there was probability Of his being
elected provided he was an honest man and a
great man. and had not been heard Of in politics for
at least ten years.
The people now are excited and almost mad
about railroads Some are being built, and others
are proposed, that are necessary and will pay well
Some are doubtful, and others again, that are pro-
posed, If built, must prove dead capital. This
railroad excitement has been greatly increased, no
doubt by the extreme illberality of the last Geor
gia Legislature in refusing to grant the petitions
of Tennessee and Alabama, to let the Georgia and
South Carolina railroads be united at Augusta, by
bridge, across the Savannah river, making their
communication direct and complete, by railroad.
with Charleston, which market they preferred.
But Georgia says the Augusta and Savannah mar
kets are the best, and as proof they exact heavy
and exorbtant tolls, and other lets and hndranses
mt Augusta and other points in the State, to pre-
vent produce from reaching Charleston.
This reminds us OF the old man who refused to let
his children visit their iavsrite uncle, because ne
n little teo aristocratie, and fed them up too
high. and gave them something to take home with
them, but insisted visits being paid to uncle
Tom, who fed them on hog and hominy, and short
commons at that. After while the old mans pre-
iudces became great, that he refused to let his
chldren's eousn-german, who passed down that
way to visit the iavorite uncle. go to any other
place but uncle Toms They all swore, after trying
it twice. that it was too bad, for they got leaner
every time they went The cousins SGT to work to
find some way to 60 round this contrary old uncles,
and the arstocratc uncle found out the trouble. and
said he would help these boys But Me old man >
soon got suen, and said they would not 60 from
home at all, if they could not so where they found
"A Lao4
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TrEmpLE FIRE At ST.. BARTHOLOMEW, wEsr Ispis,-
On the 2nd instant at about two O'Clock in the morning
the people Of St Bartholomew awakened by the thun
der Of cannons and by the toesin ringing the alarm to
learn that their little town the prey Of flames the wind
blowing at the time with such Violence that notwith-
standing all cndeavo 12O houses or stores were in the
space of four hours laid into ashes by which great
the means Of support 1t is impossible to give an
exact account Of the losses but idea may easily be
formed considering the number of houses and stores
destroyed and the fact that most Of the unfortunses
saved themselves With nothing but the dress they had
only half clad. st. Bartholomew is Of the Ca
ribtean Iles belonging to Sweden 1t is fifteen miles in
circumference, and fertile in sugar and tobacco It's
population IL about two thousand It's commerce with
the United States 10 considerable 1t is sometimes called
81. Darts.
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silly Attempt 10 Hoax.

no TIRE EDITOR OF THE UfEALD,
some person has made attempt to BE- witty, al the
expense Of poor women in placing improper ad
vetisomcnt in your paper Of this morning for wet
nurse" and 10 make application at No. : Wall street
The gentleman attempted 10 be hoaxed has no objection
30 far he Is individually CONCERNED TO any pleasantly
towards himself but this mistaken amusement in thus
trfing with the poverty Of nocnsve in order TO
pcrpctrate silly joke brsugh indecent advertise
ment will il IL trusted not be repeated will be
adopted TO expose the author L.
NV YoRK March 20. 1852
REMARKS. hope the author Of ,hs hoax will
be discovered and punished
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ACCIDENT. The New Bedford Standard Of Satur-
day afternoon says I'VE informed that the captain
and mate Of the schooner Flora from Dennis for New
York lost overheard som the ibboom In Vineyard
sound, yesterday morning and the vessel put backn
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DEATH or THE NOTED THIEF, JACK BOWERS
The Western papers contain notices of the death of
Reuben Ednoudson better known Jack Bowers one Of
the mort noted thieves in the Mississippi valley lie died
at st Louis on the 9Th OF March lie was sixtyhrec
years Of age and stated In confession which he made
just before his death that he had been arrested Is times
and incarcelatod in vous prisons sixty zone times.