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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-22
GREAT GALE-DIFFIcULTy AT SYDNEY.
GEN. SCOTT AT WILMINGTON.

..r. WILMiSGTOS, DEl-, Oct. a.
Gen. Scott arrived here to-day i'll the 10 O'Clock
train and was saluted by discharge of cannon
The largest assembly ever collected at Wilmington,
were congregated, numbering five thousand. The
Depot was orna!nented with flags, &C. An address
of welcome was mad. by Hon. Jno. Wales, and
was appropriately responded to by Gen. Scott.
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Notice to Houaekeepers; s

Notice to HousekeeperS
NEW CARPETS At SEDUCED PR CIss.
1l nO0 YARDS OF Carpets at No. 1f3, Main street.
10. UUO The subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
toners and public ccncaliy that he has Just returned
most beautiful Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths etc etc
eyer oe rcd il, this city, embracing almost every variety oil
styc md quality that can found in the Easic maj heis.
from the English Veivets down TO common ka car
This stock been sc;ec with great care and rrr
chased under the favorable circumstances, which Ti
enahe me TO sell much lower than the same quality OF
-ous were sold in this city Thoscfin want OF goods
Inv line will please call and select from my stock oil over
I On yards with $50 different Patterns varying III price
from i5ic 10 81 per yard.
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MOVEMENTS OF GEN. SCOTT.

VCT. :
Gen. Scott, after leaving Madam Sontas's con-
cert las. evening partook Of an entertainment at
ParHinson's. Speeches were made by Mai. Gipn
]. r. Chandler, and Gen. Wade. Gen. Scott made
a few remarks prefacng toast complimentary TO
Philadelphia. At midnight he was serenaded by
Beck's Band, concluding with grand display OF
fire works. -
General Scott left for Baltimore escorted by the
Wing committee, who accompany HIM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-22

The LADIES should not forget, that they are in
vited to assist in decorating the Floral Hall, on the
Fair grounds, to-day.
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,s.s SELLING OFF At COST! ~
1cH and expensive silks and satns of the newest pat
designs, elegant Bertha's and sleeves
Mouslinef de LANES, worth Toe. at 90 and 60.
The subscriber is going quit therefore, offer goods
cheaper than any house in the city. ,-
Come and see-judgo for youIse!ves
scp23 TN: JOhNS1ON, IT., le< MAIN OF.
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lMMERClAL.
WHEELING MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY INTKLLlGENcER

rn5 Noie-It should be observed that tho quotations
given below are the Wholesale Prices We state this
tor the beEet Of who may have very small orders
70 i'll and who may be charged small advance on these
prices Generally however both city and country eusto
can rely on purchasing from Wholesale MGR.
chants, In quantity, at regular Wholesale prices
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Corro.-15oO bales Mdiliins Upland sold at i0t. Mid
ding Orleans, IOi. Closed easy.
FLouR-16000 bbs State sold at 81 3SeS1,i3 southern
Si,62GSi,75. - IT,.
CoRS-Saes of25O0 bush mixed, Tia<15c.
BrEr-Unchanged. % ..s ..-.H..l a.
IARp-Sales 300 bb;s at ia; primo scarce. ana
SuoAR-Saes 1900 bbls Muscavado, 5a>5i.
CoyYEE-Rio S.Cde9i Java, 10t@JfOi.
LISsgrp OIL-Salcs al T0c. f"'
'wursKY-O ho, o0.; Prison 23i .
SToCKs-U S SKIES, '6T, il9. j.. r'
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sBlGaREDpBOOT,

y1TE are now receiving our Eastern Manufacturing
w Establishments one aud best manuae
tued assortment of Boots and Shoes Fall and Winter
wear offered in this any other market They ha
tons and intended expressly for retailing To o..
regular c,somcrs and all others who may favor US witt
call, we offer unusually large variety OF Boots tlt
Shoes, which equal quality OF material 80
workmanship TO thuse manufactured in this part
United States Our 6, ocknyll be found to consist. II
part, OF the following seasonnble goods: itL91glA
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SALES.
Valuable Lot, and

COIL PR1P1LEGE FON SHLE.
rIHE undersigned for sale lot nambcTsd SlIssc
in square numbered Two, situated on the North West
corner OF Main and Quhey streets This is without doubt
at this time the most valuable building lot IN the CITY,
WILL ALSO sell all .he coal, held by Inc in Trust
for Mrs Emily A. Zane Wheeling Hill, lying South OF
hat owned and worked by Philip sutton This eoalpIiv
cqc embraces some twenty thirty acres, that has
never been worked besides amount lying in the old
works great portion OF an XII pc 80. pTi viii m
sold with it. For terms, &c, apply ;. ,,,cr,,x,
scp29-2wd a p.tz ERANCio H.. -i'fis' i'o''.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-22

GREAT STORM IN THE SOUTH.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 1S.
The dwelling of the keepers of the Light house
at Breakwater, was washed away, and not boat
left OIL the beach, sr-u. zu
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Gen. Scott arrived in this city, to-day, at two
O'clock He was received by a dense crowd, at the
depot, and escorted TO Barnum's Hotel, where he
was officially welcomed by Mayor Jerome. lie
leaves for Washington in the morning.
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FROM CINCINNATI-RIVERA AND MARKET.
= oct 2i-cveniug.
River stationary, with full icct in the channel Wealth
or fine Flour steady, with demand equal 10 supply 40
bbIs Whisky sold at 6l Cheese FIRM q for prime Yves
tern Reserve Groceries and provisions Unchanged
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FROM PITTSBURGH.
PIrrsuuRGH, Oct eleven.
River feet feet 3 inches and falling. Weather
pleasant G.zr ia
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SALE OF CITY wHARF-FREE SOIL MEET
ESCAPE OF SLAVES.

." PIrrsBuRGu, Oct. 2l-noon.
Yesterday, al Sandusky, number OF fugitive
slaves arrived from Kentucky and were Immediately
escorted to the steamer Arrow by then friends
When the boat was about leaving, they were
arrested by the slave catchers. The boat attempt
to leave shore, but was prevented by number Of
persons Of both coors. After sharp struggle
they were released and are now gu their way to
Canada, to the great chagrin of the Kentuckians,
who, however, consulted themselves with the idea
of holding the citizens responsible.
GREAT GALE-DIFFICULTY AT SYDNEY.
'.7,F - l .a HALIFAX, Oct. 90.
Latest adyices from Prince Edwards Island gives
account of terrible gale, and the loss oil quite a
number of vessels. Twelve vessels sunk at an
chorage, and all hands lost. .z-
y number of Sydney letters, dated 18th, say that
nearly all the Nova Scotia fishermen are detained
there by steamer Devastation, for alleged informali
ty in papers. The steamer threatens TO fire into
them II they ATTEMPT 10 leave. ---------
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40 Western md southern Merchants.
Sexton, Seal 6, Swearingen,
IMPORTERS 81 JOBHBERS
OF FANCY DRY GOODS. 30 zl54
= No. II, S. 4th st. between Market and si's'

Chestnut SITS. PhiPa.
j. w. SEXTON, L. SEAL. A. VAN SwEARIscEN.
the largest assortment OF Fancy
~ Dry Goods in the city. II comprises in part OF
llos;cry of all kinds and qualities. p ~ .,.,
Gloves, Undershirts, Dress Shirts and Conars ia.
Noolc yarns of different shades and cooTs. - Fl.
. A fine assortment of Shell Combs. -
DO do do Buffalo and Imitation Combs.i 800
Brushes of all descriptions. HiIs.l5i
Dress and Taiors Trimmings OF all kinds is'iat
Burnctts six cord COLD Spool Cotton. -saH
well as great many styles ofgoods ofour own impor
.atinn which We cannot mention, and which are well
worthy attention OF byers we ieei VIC can make NJ 70
their interest to give us a TRIAL 500 t'r seP'o
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Love, Martin & Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 5, Exchange PIN

BALTIMORE. =. d.
>hs f2- he sale of Racon Pork Lard, Butte, sour
Vhisky and Western Produce generally.
POSSESSING ample means and every facility for doins
business, In satisfactory they respectfully SO
share o. The patronage OF those requiring Agent, in
@ Market Particular attention is given the purchase
Refer TO, ls ~ ---u,- lste
Baltimore Bankers and Merchants, generally, 80 g
u Lamb, ESQ.,, Cashier North Western Bank, Wheeling
5. BRADY. Merchants & Mechanics
John List, Farmers 4. 'n,,n,6 rjrTc,e
j. c. Tallman, Broncb stats ,s,.t n l.rtl a.
'N'' .''a'S nam - DA'e'=
IN. Forsyth, Wheeling. Va - -1r r+--
Lewis Bayha, u.s. 40 g.
James Baker, t..A- .u sE-L
w W, Shriver, --rs. u -gfr
Aaron Kelly,
John r. Morrow, Ger
Sep l6.
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Circuit court OF Ohio county in The month of s
Beniamn Jacob, = IIol.l5.s : Complainant. as
Rachel Jacob, widow and Willnml 49,. - f.
Jacob and John Jacob, children and ~.
heir OF Nicholas Jacob deceased, DeIcndants H
and Samuel Stokely and Sarah Jane his ggfgf "a
vile. } 80,
The complainant having filed supplemental bill to revive
the against the said defendants and the said Rachel ia
cob William Jacob John Jacob, Samuel :tokely and Sa
rah Jane his WIFE, having entered their and
appearing satisfactory proof that they are not inhab
ii,nts Of tho Commonwealth of Vrgina-On motion of
the complainant by it Is ordered that they do
appear here within month after due publication OF this
order and do what may be deemed necessary to protest
their interests suit and that copy OF this order be
forthwith in newspaper published IN the city
Of Wheeling for four successfully and posted at the
IRON, door or the of Ohio county on the first day
of Tic next county to be held for SAID county.
" ~ copy Tcste ALONZO LORISC,l Hr-
rNe,sonS Nv (septID Cork.
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Notice,
hereby given that Books for subscription to The Call.
| Stock Of the .'w E;STERN RAIL ROAD CO.. "a road
competing bridgeport in Belmont co., with the tru"c
willie and Indiana Rail road at point near Gosh C'on WIN
he orcned at Wheeling, YaBIidsepori, ST tiairsv"",
Inoutowu and Flushing. Belmont co-Frecpor
co and West Chester Tuscarawas county, on SalohbA
i'ih ". H. HEoLLoWAY.
..- ~CRlSPAS oG LEBAG,
MOSES RHODES,
THOS. G. THEAKER,
J. NJ. McCONAHEY.
ur;J,.po.. Scpt IL 1S52-id.5
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IXExcusABLE RupESEss I'VE have heard fire.
guent complaints OF the rudeness to passengers
across the Suspension Bridge, by the night toll
collector, John Anderson. On Monday night, q
highly respectable young lady, residing with fam
lily ON the Island, whose toll is paid yearly, step
ped on the bridge short time after gas light, and
was proceeding across, when she was called to by
Anderson, and not desiring to stop amid group
of men especially after she had taken the prccau-
ton 10 let the toll keeper recognize her as she
passed., she proceeded on her way, when Anderson
followed her and in most rude manner, graSped
her ann, and nearly irked her from the foot-way.
On complaint of one of her relat ons 10 an Alder
man, he was fined ten dollars and costs.
Such rudeness is ine8cusable in any person. -
Anderson no doubt desires to do his duty, but has
very wrong conception of the proper mode ofdo-
iusit. We know the bridge company never in
structed him to act thus, and we know from oui
own observations, that if he is not habtually ill
hammered, he is frequently very successful in ii
taiing 4 rude and nsolcnt fellow. We have no
excavation for one who will insult lady under
any pretext whatever. H..
We would take Mr.. John Robinson as pattern
for an attentive and gentlemanly toll collector.
While we have never heard any complaints of his
failure TO perform his duty, certainly have new
er heard OF his giving offence to any one. e
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,,----.- =. ,ur D,LrlMoRE AND Quo AAILKoAp.

-n,..o,r NJ, rnE BALTIMORE AND Ono SAiLnoAp.
-onr paper is largely occupied to-day with the
,,,.xirH annual report of the baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
~, document could be more interesting 10 our
.;,,zens at the present time. The completion by
r, first of January of this road, projected so many
vars ago, is subject of sincere congratulation,
80. only as the consummation Of great work,
..;Ja from all local considerations, but the pract-
al ra,ization OF the termination of all the difficult
,;4sand all the controversies which have i'm
needed its progress, much to the de.riment Of
Wheeling much to the injury OF the true interests
If Baitimore, and much to the annoyance and OBJ
s,rrction of other companies, which either sought
N connect with, TO contribute to the construc
,iou OF the great line of Railway communication
which the unerrng finger of destiny has long since
marked out, from the crowded martS OF our eastern
cities TO the rich valley ofthe Ohio, and from thence
to the utmost boundary of the Pacific coast. 1a.
One point looked 10 with much solicitude by our
citizens, will be found clearly defined in the report
,z: the official assurance of the completion of the
road and the running of the cars by the first of next
January, now period of only sixty seven days.
For the statistics of the revenue during the past
wear, the estimates of the Company to the in
creased Trade of the road its completion TO this
CITY, the arrangements for equipments,
history OF the work upon the western sections, and
the views of the Company as to western connec-
hon, we refer our readers to the report. ..
The distinct recognition by the Company, of the
SPLENDID new line of steamers, in which Wheel
ing is so largely interested, an important adjunct
Of the road, is not only precursor oil the success
of the "Union line but is highly gratifying to its
cnterprsing propretors and present managers.
To the following lofty terms in which the Bati-
more American speaks of the completion of the
road, we can respond with feelings prompted not
less by just pride for the untirng energy and en-
terprise of Wheeling, than by recognition of the
share Baltimore has had in advancing the prosperi-
~ of our city, and by the full conviction that this
great line OF communication will tend to perpeuae
and 10 cement, indissowably, the commercial and
friendly relations between us:
."ro this consumnaton, the city of Baltimore
has been looking, anxiously looking, for many
years-stlIl holding on TO hope i'll time OF deepest
dependency, still maintaining G courageous de-
termination i'll the midst Of the most formidable
difficulties. We can now stand upon Mount
PiSgah and look down upon the promised land.
The vast expanse lies open to our vlew-stretch-
Ing from the lakes TO the gulf Mexico and spread
ing lar westward, until the prospect is lost and
merged in the dim distance OF the interminable
praIIies overshadowed by the towering heights OF
the Rocky mountains"
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GEN. COLT IN ALTIMORE.-OFFIClAL
RECEPTION. g..
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..In Chancery.

| 81 .Er LII " IT, 4h-2.
Virgfnin At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF tn.
Circuit of Ohio county in tn" month OF September
Sarah Jane Mills and Minerva Jano ,,-uis+ p.
sts. who sae by George MecFeafy co Comp =
'''f'' ''N@ against tt4aal y
p9 Mill. saese sSaf seeSi lam
Mills, James Mills, John Mills y Ruth go
MILF and other unknown heirs at law icss
or John Hills deceased. who was the son ItHI9G
Of John Mills the elder, late OF Ohio iaig aHff'f aEI
Ohio and account ofthe rents and profits thereof
Coy rot having entered and il appearing
satisfactory proof that they not MA p me
BY they Do here within h,,
suit and that copy of This order be forthwith inserted
sSs RsSs q
couI, Of oh9 soay on s first day next
Nelson Wv copy 'eSt esep,lo 1850 esikU
VIRGINIA. At Rules held in the Clerks office Of hs
Circuit Court Of Ohio county In The month oil
Nelson briggs, ,.. ..N' Defendant.
a due on two notes. the Goth January for
500 due payable hundred and twenty days after
sanited and thirty days with interest hs
time the said notes respectively became DUE IN which suit
satisac tory PROOF that nc Is not az
OF the Commonwealth OF Vrgina-on motionof the plain
tin y COUNSEL ordered that he do appear here witmr
one month publication OF this order and 40 what
may be deemed necessary protect his IN suit
and that copy be forthwith some
published in the City Of heeing Tor four weeks
posted the front door OF the Court house
OF Ohio county the first day OF the next county court to
| be held for said county. ~ ,o>,.o,, o,,~r 49,,
virpinia, At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF tho
Court OF in the month of september, 1852
Iobn Mallory and Asa Johnston own. 1,,;nH1, ,ri
.rs Of iic Steamboat ..IIail Columbia ) tA." .
- if5iiFi.sTlffs. against .lg.-....fs,s
| Jy;I,nm f. Curtis, John a. Skunk AMI "a a,
thony Sheets and Joseph T. Hall, Charles sh .
IIn and Joseph Hail. copartncrs under the Defendants
firm OF Joseph 4. Hall g. Son, owners of -y,I '''
fbe Steamboat ..Governor Meigs." s.5i. IS -
action trespaBs in the TO recover at the least
N $500 damages caused by the collision OF the said
Steamboat "Governor Degs" with the said Steamboat
Columbia, in which suit attachment was issued
and returned served. ~, q. ,gf9 % -
The defendants except John NJ entered
their appearance and 1t appearing by PROOF
that they Inhabitants OF the OF VIZ
gina-On motion Of the plaintiffs by COUNSEL fs orderea
that they appear here within month after que Puo
cation this and do what may be deemed Necessary
order be forthwith inserted In some newspaper puolshca
in tho city Wheeling for our weeks succcsiyely anu
posted front the Court House OF ONO county
on fret day the county court to DO held LOT SAD
county 1850 s .srs4l =, ,,,,,,,/, ,,,,1r
cG&E, scpti6 s. &. CleIk.-
-sHH =
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LEGAL NOTICES.
In Chancery

virsinin. At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit court OF Ohio county in The month Of September
Reniamiu Jacob, = .fgI.a11 : Complainant. 81
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POLICE REroRr.-George Hellyer was fined 81
aud costs by Alderman Maclane for driving his
horse too fas, through the street. ~
Gotlieh Debald was fined 81 and costs by Aid.
Naclnne, for getting drunk and disturbing his
neiphborS ID.
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,,,h. DAILY IETELLIG ENCER for
1JSiHsts ; soY, ~ nnbieation. Price. TWO ceSTs

2 - :, thc once OF publication PRICE, TWO
or,pS is authorized 10 receive subscrip.
- HR r. ,,, r,iWeckly and Weekly lhieiigenccr,
oG 10 or advertising and job work 10 be done al
this Office. ...,,, -, on,
the y and es aa!ai s agws sess
Piled wlihr US CENTS WEEK. This will afford an
'e n 10 many who do not wish 10 sabseee 9y
seeon MIR = will supply his subscribers punc'uai'y
M a an early hour
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Notice,

Uctt9-u ". 10 49,
Notice.
ry,fiE Collector of Pew in ST. Matthew's Chuieh, Z!
tends to sign his and would thank dtinq"enS
Il, enable hi m 10 return the vcstry short list
#S.,s lind
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virginia., At Rules held in the Clerks Office o! thu
Circuit court Ohio county in tho month OF September
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Gt.irARy The Hoe Guard, Capt Jos W. Donahoa,
INK fifty musk eta the workbench from the print
accompanied by Shaltou's Brass Band went On thei.
first annual tGrget ezcurfon Louis Beekers, Hobo.
KEN Tuosdsy the Goth inst The przes conteGiei
foliow.:ist prize splendid gold WATCH prs.
sented by Col u N Hoe, and won by samuel III. Kel.
Ep2er third serfeani ID splendid gold watch, pre-.
rented by Mr. Robt Hoe and won by private Theodore
Crane 30, splendid gold watch, presented by Me-. l..
(. Hoe. ana won by pirate Ssmuei hammond ith q
molesfin hst presented by Mr. Field and won by pr.
yae David Clark 9th, silver penc II aud gold pen pre-
ssrted by Mr James Diact, and won by Robt. Bailey,
first sergeant 9Th gold breastpin presented by Mr.
James acBarrop, end won by private Jos Wood Not.
wihstandpg The GOODNESS of the day the company had
very pleasant time everything having passed OF with
perfect ORDER and general satisfaction
.CeRevERs' ISquEsrs Thursday, inquest was held
at No 4oS Grasd street. the body OF Micet Barton,
aged twenty two years who to his death by disease
Of the heart An inquest also held Thursday at
Bellevue Hospital the body Of Abraham Wsstorook,
aged twenty Eve years whose death caused by in
temperance and exDoaure.
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superior Court-Part Second.


JAN 2l-George MoTTo0 Psier Citation and others -
The jury in this brought in verdict Ger the plain
f against the defendants fo $50 ST. with interest from
March g. lsSl-verdic, subec. to tho opinion OF thu
Court
Cherries Oakley a. John L .qspn,can and o'hes-John
Young confessed Judgment against himself ana John
w Baker, as partners in Trinidad de Cuba, for about
$a2cC p attachment was Issued AMI Bakers pro
pefty In the hGnos OF Rowland and Aspiawail taken
under IT, The property released on their giving the
usual bond This action brought on said bond aud
plaintiff seeks to establish copar.nership between
Yourg aud Baker For defence, it is contended that
Baker no. partner. This slit hiss been peniic'
for many years and heretofore tiled in several courts
The present is trial. ordered By the Court Of APP
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Conn mon Part Second.

DtINIe JaIgt fVuafAI.
JAN. % H-dGm w. Weess .fbert Moore an Others,
81 Tie Aeopolitcn .7ss0cstonFnis action
contract, the plaintiff having agreed to furnish the
defendants with dinner and tea. and the or his no.
ri Glen Cove the 41h OF July 1850 fo1 whsh the
defendants asreed 10 pay st the rate q dollar for
each person TIE company consisted Of about two hun
dro persons who TO the hotel to celebrate the
nverfary Il The 18th Of Jnly The defence set up was,
thst Che plaintiff did not fulfil his contract 10 negec.ng
to ursh supper and that the tea bad that they
could diinh t. The Jury found sealed verdict this
morning, for the plaintiff for 500.
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being the supposed identi6cs:ion Of certain Putnam
county bank bill The defendant proved 20 be young
man Of excellent character and the jury acquitted him
without leaving the box.
Held 10 Bail.-James Adams frst, and Edward Glover,
second mate, Of the bark George Evans arrested
by officer Davis of this court charge Of gross and
violent aut on Wilsiam Harmon, seaman, and gave
hai TO
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SHIPPING.
Sa,EE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED sTATEs
~ rail Itesmer5T The ships composing shiS limo arc the
Believing ATLANTIC, Captsim West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nyc.

BALTIC, Captain Cornssock.
ADAIGTIC, Ca plain Grafton.
Teefs shrn having been bus by expressly for
service, has sheis
-sraotiones in their cnginosto strength M .
epced and their Passengers
sol fer elegance and comfort.
Erco Of passage from Now York Liverpool, In FIRST
cabin 500; In second do $40 Exclusive Of exsra
5tssc. rooms, $500.
FROM LyeSpool 20 New York ESQ and f20.
An experienced surgeon attached 40 each ship,
No berth secured until paid fer