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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-05
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CORNER OF FOURTH ATp MAIN STREETS,
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49, DUBUQUE, IOWA.
<essa, THIS well known hotel, formerly occupied
MsGs.l by A. II. Miller, has been leased for term tf
Esi. years, by the subscribers, ard thoroughly
49, waited and newly furnished is open for the
reception Of the travelling community and public gene
rally. The propretois having had extensive experi
encc this business confidently tatter themselves tina
give entire satisfaction allwho may favor them
with call
This hotel Is situated a high healthy, central ana
convenient part of the City, ad di:ecsy the
leading to the steamboat landing and immediately in the
centre of the business part of the city The best of
bling attached the house, where alltmes be had
Carriages Buggies. Horses, etc., the most reasonable
terms.
We have also established extensive Reading Room
where we have on file 'Tte PapcrJ from all parts of the
United States, furnished with the atest news'' from
every quarter of the Globe
Passengers and baggage convey to and from the boats
free of charge. {. Z. HEWITT.
Dec lily
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SHERIFF SALE.

Patrick Kelley. BY virtue of an execution
to me directed, issued by the Clerk of the Dis
,rict in and for the county of Dubuque, and State
of Iowa, against defendant will, on the 2sth
day Of January, 1853, between the hours of 9
O'Clock A. M, and O'Clock P. NJ OF that day,
at he door Of the Court House in said county
expose to public sale, the following described
real estate, to wit: The west half of south east
quarter, and south hall. of north east quarter of
Section No. ~, Township 90, Range 2 West,
> z. Nj situated in the county Of Dubuque,
and State of Iowa, to satisfy said writ, as am
therein commanded
w. e. STEWART,
Dec %, iS52-3tw Sheriff, ID. E
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- The President Of the United States and
his cabinet, together with the Governors of Ma
ryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio and In
diana, have been invited to attend the opening
of the Ohio and Baltimore Railroad to Wheeling
nm the first Of January.
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION
n Il w ONNET s.

Miss Green BE- IS TO call the attention of the Ladies
Iowa her assortment OF Millinery which she has
just craftsmanship Of bonnets in Velvet, Sar,
silk, Straw, BraId aii all kinds that ard fash
ionahc. she has also hand, velvets, Sans, Silks,
Florence. Grapes, Bombazae, Ribbons, Pumcs, Caps.
Capes, Chemeseit q Collars, Hraids. Trimmings for
Insertions, ard variety of articles numerous 10
mention. II is her wish thar tho aides will call and
for themselves, and they may depend that ali her
Goods are at the lnwest possible pr,cc, she also
the Ladies Of nutuqsc that sho els grateful Tor past
favors and she will cndeavoT merit continuance
themAIan Street, corner ii Tenth, Dubuque. Iswof
Oct IA.2n
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Co.nty and road Orders Lost.

Between Mess Jno Bell & Co.'S. Store and
Court House, seven comfy and Road orders OF
different amounts, amounting in all to S33, 90
As the payment ofthe same is stopped they are
of no use to any one but the owner. Any p rson
finding them will be literally rewarded By retur'
ming them to the owners.
JOHN BELL & co.
Dnhunne Dec 9th 1852
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TIE LAST CANDIDATE FOR
PUBLIC FAVORS
A Voice From Dubuque!
w. P. ALLEN ON THE STUMP!,!

LADIES, GESTLEMLTASn EyERYRoDY:-Nnt expecting
be called ugon-shRl have beg your indulgence,
and hope yo. Will NOT view e with critics eye. We
are great reopethe pride, the glory and the hope of
the adnirng and asont ned mil Ions Of this suhtunary
orb. Ours il great country The most lovely viewed
by the bright eye of day from his radcnt and exalted
throne when lie rises lie first xes his smiling eye
the granite hills of our empire State and when he sinks
TO tie FURNISHED palaces of the West he sheds his
last ciiulgent smile upon the golden brows of California.
Our continent !ics stretched upon the bosom of the
world-from pole to roie--embracng in her fostering
ed by every seattle carth the glory OF The
And fellow citizens, the great people of this great
country. | know il, you know il everybody aana the
rest of man.ind' knowst We some, Iowa is some,
Dubuque is some, and an--what shall say {you
ton,) agreed You say il, but was going say
and proud say THAR am this great and
glorious republic e but aton,ite cfthe sovereign
ople in whose grasp is held the destiny of the world
Fellow citizens, am candidate fuf your favofs will
YOU give them? (YcsD Well, then that point is
tied say, although upon the verge of great and
important crisis, ''to be. not 10 he'yet have been
mindful Of you, for you have stocked myself with the
prnciple2-when | say principles. fellow citizens,
the principles required lev you in health and SICK
ness in luxury and labor, in youth and age if you want
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals or D. estuif you want
Paint, Glass Sash or Pny-if yon want Oil 10 grea~e
the machinery Of I'll great country, Oils 10 beaufify
Gil the various attributes otsoul-cume and get them.
The poll is op ned 1901 Main Street, dialogue, ad-
joining the NAPLES House.
Come one, come all, in continual flow,
Your votes Cdnes) deposit, and will besow,
Upon yen my gratitude, and with cheerful heart and
willing hand VIII my whole time be devoted to serve
You
[rhe orator b. re left the stump amidst deafening
shouts of applause.
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;rEmrAH ROLAND. (MIcHAEL RosIiLAsi
ROLAND & ROBILI4ARD,
STONE CUTTERS.

. S-''1 " '4's'
Corner cf THIRD and jo,ea Streets, Dubuque,
u E5PECTFJIIY invite the attention Of Builders
IL and others to this estil where viii keep
constantly hand get up 10 order short NOTICE az
reasonable terms, every thing coming lesi,imstty
within our line O; business.
For further particulars, please give US call
June ID dwy.
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TO THE GENTLEMEN,
Ready fsaae Clothing.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ROOM
the place for Gentlemen who wish TO be fitted in
the latest md best style. have the
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN THE WEST
III kinds of coats, pants vests shirts cravuts, drawer
etc, etc His
:. BOOT AID SHOE DEPARTMENT
cannot be eauaed in Iowa, having just received some
300 cases Mems and Boys Boots and Shoos all of lie
very best selected stock, ard no trash among them.
HATS AND CAPS.
\ complete assortment of tie most fashionable yles
Hats and Caps, which will be sold very cheap.
FAMILY GROCERIES.
very choice lot of sugar, coffee, tea, and salt,
expressly for retail nade; pepper and spices generally
fact everything that's needed in the Grocery line.
The fact is, call at p. NAPLES &Ico., for everything
his stock of Goods win show for itself.
1-5~No trouble to show G6pGJ.
Dubuque. Oct. 6-lIdsy r. NAPLES & co
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is het eby Given that have been thus day
~ appointed Administrator OF the Estate o. CtsP2r
Teife.t deed Iat4 Dabuq1e county. Persons having
claims will prove the same according to law, and al
persans lid }bted will make pawn MT TO me.
NICHOLAS LEFFERT, Admir-
OF C. LEFFERT, Deed.
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THE MURDER-No clue has been obtained
to the murderers of MIR. Brown near Buffalo.
Mrs. Brown did not accompany her husband.
The father and son started for home about
o'clock. They paIted at Lancaster, Mr.. Brown
taking the cars, and the son load OF brick in
the wagon.-Buftso Commercial.
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NOTICE

HgY wife, Lucinda P Mcdowell, having without
M lust cause refused 10 lva with NE, all persons
hereby warned against hafbarng or credtng her on my
account as an resolved TO pay no debts which she
may contract without my consent
' DAN'L MCDOWELL.
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TO EMIGRANTs AND OTHERS. :.

Two thousand eight hundred and twenty acres of un
proved and proved land TOR sale, in lots suit pur
cnasers consisting of prairie and TIMBER situa ted in
Township Ninety tgo North of Ranges Seven and Eight
easy, cash, Cattle, Horses, Wagons, &c. taken in pay
men-Afply the subscriber the premises to Ciak
& Bissel Main Street, Dubuque. Iowa.
Octl3 x3m WILL thM STEPHENSON
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4 ca = ID.
], tin,. hpcLrTrcT B. R,m nrs

ID EICHNS his sine thanks 10 the citizens Of Du
IL huqlc and vicinity, for their liberal patronage and
encouragement in his profession, ard having this d-y
formed co-parnersh ship with l. noRS, Architect ana
Builder, would solicit their continued support in behalf
Ct III firm.
II.
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j. HILL & HORR,

4 IL orders promptly executed, aud particular affen-
IA ticn VIII be gwen to building drawings and de-
signs in all the varioas styles of Architecture, with
tails and specifications by their long experience and
Close aentl N 10 their protsssiun they hope 10 give
tire satisfaction.
SHOP aud OFFICE Clay and stlI streets, Du-
hGque, iowa.
iii -. = Nv
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IXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, Tint the undersigned has
~ this day been appointed by the county court OF .i-
cbapan counv Executor of the OF james H. NJ e
Rob rts deceased late OF the county Of Premier, iowa
s. f. SHOP 4RD.
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SHOT GUNS, RIFLES AND Pi:fOLS
.Mti,-s:reat, Gth Dubuque.
Jacob e, Mack,

ITTOC d respectfully inform his friends and Ii Pub
w ie,that he keeps constantly hand ard fnr
double barrels and Pistols, which he will warrant to
be coed be found In tie West He has also on
hand fine LOT of rifle barrels which he will furnish to
order, and warrant To be equal to any made.
Thankful FIR the liberal pafransge hitherto bestowed
him, he would resp cfully solicit continuance ii
the same.
repairing of all kinds IN lis line neatly and promptly
executed Locks and Scales made d required, All
work warranted TO give satisfaction, Dee. 81. "
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New York, Dee. %.
| Advices from Rio Janeiro report the country
to Nov. 18th, perfectly tranquil, and the pros
pcrity of the Empire never more favorable.
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Auction Notice!

R. COX, AUclIoSEER, Dubuque, iowa,
WILL give personal attention tb'the Sure Of RIAL
w ESTATE, FURNITURE, HORSES, CATTLE,
sEd MERCHANDISE ofevery description.
riaI long experience and familiarity with the bnsi-
na. feels confident of being able To give satisfaction
to all those who may entrust business to his care.
Liberal Cash advance made upon conslgnments, and
orders of consignors strictly adhertdt to.
Administrators Assignce's and Cuga.oz's Galss al
tended TO the most reasonable terns. :,
Merchandise and Furniture bough. and sold On lberal
terms IL. cox,
City Auction Room, Dubuque, Iowa.
tuly Ilth So
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Dubuque, Dec. Il-.Uanl.
n. " DESCELLEs,

II. v DESCFLLES,
coRnER FOURTH IOWA STREETS.
iAs@eA " III. continue 10 offer 10 his patrons and
tsss=ai ~ the public generally, tn choicest iuxn
res to be obtained, either in The eastern or
southern markets. in The shape the very best liquors TO
he had in this market.
Cardtat Cherry Hire Brandy
from 1880 of the best quality The first quality OF
French and German Wines, Sherry, tlaret, Madeira
and Malaga. The hest New York and Holland Gin, and
Rum. The best Old Monongsi STA ami Cinclnna'i
Whisky and liquors of all kinds d. sct from the impor
ters- In the selection of his imported liquors N.
Descees possesses tho advantages OF being French
man. born aud reared the heart of tho wineries of his
native country. He also has constantly on hand and
f.r sale-SUgar New Orleans. also Loaf and Crush Su-
gar, Coffee, Tea Barley, Rice, Common and Fancy
Soaps. Star ard Tallow Candles No !, Mackera,
Dried FEcrr5ng, Oarmaeai. Oysters
Sardines Chewing Tobacco, Cut and Dry, Flowers of
Havana Cigars, PrincIpes Regaiias. double Reeufcd
saseratus, sugar, Soda Butter and Water Crackers,
Wine Biscuit, Pine Apple and Western Reserve Cheese,
Starch, indigo Candles of all kinds, Almonds, Figs,
RaisIns Dried Pums Preserved Fruits, Allsplee; Pep
pers, Nutmegg, Cinnamon. salt BY the bag
Aug 20 dwtf
N.B-Fresh Oysters just receIve6, and large guam
THY Of French Candies at wholesale and RETAIL for the
Christmas aud New Year Holt days.
Iiec. lttli. 1852.
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WRAPPING PAPER

TTOME Manufactured Wrapping Paper. THE sub
scriber has been appointed agent for the MOLlNE
aIILIS,'' and will at all times have good supply Of
their Wrapping and PnINrixe Paper on hand, which he
will sell at the mill pr,ce, for cash only.
H. A. PORTER.
Rock leland Sep. %, ls52-tf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-05

PREsIrEsr ON THE SEYATE.-On the resig
nation OF Mr.. King, President of the Senate
Mr. Atchson of Missouri was UNANIMOUSLY cho-
sen to Ell the vacancy.
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We observe that the Mississippi is crossed
by teaps at most of the river points both below
and aAye.
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Notice.

WE, the undersigned, would respectfully inform
w all those who wish u purchase goods very cheap
give cal. anxious To sell out as
possible by spring. 10 make 70 nm for our Spring and
summer Goods. Our p. NAPLES having mase his ar
rangements spend the of his time in the Eastern
Markets will enable TO give better bargains than
he had in the North West his attention will he
reiy devoted to the purchasing of good bargain
that comes in his way; aud YOU will find by giving a
cali that sell goods cheap.
Thankful Tor past favors respectfully ask You TO
give call.
P WAPI.ES & SMITH.
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4 PARTNER, 10 engage in ard take charge of an Of
~ flee bsine IS about TO re established in This ty
could not, without personal Interview, advise gentle
of the and financial prospects ofthe business;
but safely say this much, however, that probably
there is business et7hiehed in Dub que with three
timer the of capital that will pay as we'll this.
ANY gentleman wishing engag in ailuemt and profita
BILE business, should call Immediately.
A CASH CAPITAL
OF FROM $500 TO $500, Is REQUIRED.
For further information. please call the unders gned
at the NAPLES House.
J. 7. BENNETT.
Dubuque Dec. o. 1852. da
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Partisan and New York
FASHIONS, FOR THE
IOWA CLOTHING STORE,
Main ST., D:7buGue.


Gentlemen, Of every nation
Every ocean, land and station;
High and low, short and tall
All and one, one and all,
Goto Heinsheimer's
Heinsheiner has in store,
Guods-who witness will adore,
Ye who want and wish 10 bay,
Cali as ye are passing by,
1t Ueinsteimer's
Heiusheimer' 5 coats are best,
(For such they are by all confessedD
Their texture, manufacture, styles,
Are unsurpassed. For proof see piles,
Al Heinshe,mcr'S.
Ye who would clothe the sacred breast,
In the most famed and splendid vest,
And ga Ia mode, daily rove,
The parlor, ball room, city, grove,
Buy at HeinSietmtrs
We who want for Fashions Pants,
And seek TO crafty your wants,
Proceed to Heinsheimers stand,
And constantly you'll find on hand,
NJ. HeinShsjmcr.
And lastly who wish to be
Adorned with Gold and Jewelry,
Or armed with pistols and Bowies, go,
And choose from out the gorgeous show,
lit Heiashc.mer $.
Dubuque, Nov. 18th, 52-daw-y
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Groceries.

THE undersigned having returned ffom the south with
large extensive stock of Groceries, well adapted
for Fall and Winter trade prepared to soil at
wholesale retail at as low prices as at any House II
tie city of Dubuque, and hopes to give entire sacoa
to the purchaser This stock Of goods is new and in
prime ordcr-consising Of Orleans, Havana, Lo,f,
crushed, pulverzed and clarified Sugars by the hid &c
bar ell Golden SYRUP, sugar house, AID SYRUP MaIas
es; Imperial gipowder, young by son and Black Teas
by the chest, half chest, cattebexes OF various Sizes,
prices aud qualities. NJ L. Article prime Rio ctffre,
Pepper Ispice, Ginger Salsrais Staich; Sperm, star
and raosy Candles Variegated Dar,shaving, CASTLE
and ru,n Soaps; Zantee currents, Raisns, Figs Dates
rrunes Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs and Extracts .:
Lemon, verra and Rose fine lnr Of Baltimore FIR sh
cove Oysters sard nes scochnerrrgs, picked hcrrn
sauce, mixed Pickles, Gherkins and Catssup large
LOT of fine grade smoking and chewing Tobacco from
II ID. boxes upwards common plug smoking, and fine
cut Tobacco in boxes barrels Snuff, Pipes. Regalis
Principe and weary Cigars; Pipes stems, link Was9
Boards, churs ubs, Pals, Sugar boxes, Brooms Inc
sticks clothes Pins, BeGcords, clothe Lines Winlas hs
ter and cable Ropes of various sizes and qualities,
Sein and sack Irvine, candle wick and WIS lag Yarn
Oaknm Saccing, Tar, Pitch, Resin, Putty, WaNts1Ie;(
and Oils Pint aud half pint Fasks and CLASS Funblers
Demohns, gallon and half gallon Dried Apples an
Peaches. preserved Fruits, Citrcn, Caccalaie, Gree
Apples by the Dbl. Boston, Staa. Blttor, Wine, -
sugar Crackers by the hbi. Pcwier, Shot, Lead, Pug
custom caps and pills, Plaster Pals, Kentucky
Guny Bags by the Bale Bucksksn Iiitns and Che.
shoe Brushes and Backing. Engs1 Dairy and West es
Reserve Cheese ard Stone WIRE good supply ofFi5z
snper6ne and Extra Family FIoaf kcp constantly ~
hand and warranted coed by q. X. WES-.
Dubuque, Oct. ~. .252a1dwy. ~
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EfT. .E0Eass Is. EEcsrsosi.

s q e Ct a. o n ID K n ,E'ES a,
Would respectfully inform his friends and the public
hat h has located at Dubuque, and will be happy TO
wait On all that may reed his services.
oca IN the Gjoe Bailding up stars and door the
right
Nov. e9th 'iadaw,lyr
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NEW York, Dec. 80.
The Uncle sam has arrived with San Fran
cisco dates two days later.
Understanding
Webster's death created a profound impress
sion.
There is 100000 IN Gold on the way to
New York
Mining news conflicting.
Great Earthquake at Acapulco
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Removal.

nR, F. COLEMAN SMITH has removed
& y his office from over the store of J. b Thorn.
rs to the new Office adjoining the house Of DR..
Finley, corner of Nam and Seventh street.
Dnhunue Dec l4-diii
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Powder, Powder, Powder.

TIME Subscriber offers TO snortsmen ride and sporting
powder, ps ard shot Of every description selected
By ono of yourselves Coed Sdmdritc1.
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Pure Port Wine & Brandy.

I Am in receipt of large SIMPLY of Pure Port
Wine and. Brandy, imported expressly for the sick,
warranted be OF the best quality for sale at
the Drug Store Of A. GILLESPIE.
Oct. 20, dWy No J., Globe Building
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THE Z va.

fNIE Subscriber having determined to turn his
ton 10 the practice of the LAWN which prolas-
sion he was form My engagad)he will devote him Elf
every department OF legal practice. ahd the advocacy
of before the ordinary tribunals OF Justice.
Office on Main street, over Cannon's rut Store.
Dubuque. Nov. 9Th, 1852 daw If.
K. GILBERT.
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WANTED immediately sprightiy hey, ahCut ii OF
w l. Of age, 10 attends jewellers Store, and
learn the business. None need apply. exrept tler
come well recommended Apply To ID. CARSON 4 co
Dubuque, July 9th.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-03-02

THE END OF DELUsIoN.-The Chicago
Journal of the 10th uIt says the operations of the
Bank of Chicago, which its proprietors had con-
Quoted in that city for sdme time previous, (''on
christian principles affecting to have communi
cations in regard to it from spirits of the departed,
were summary closed the day before by the in
terposition of the law.
A commission of Lunacy having been issued
and CONSERVATION appointed in the case of its Pres-
dent; Mr.. Eddy, the mediums took the matter in
charge and avowed that the '.Spirits" counselled
resistance even unto death, and Tor that purpose
arms were provided.
During the forenoon several persons having bust
ness at the Bank, were somewhat roughly han
eled and put out 5y force. Mr.. d. C.. Eddy, the
Conservator, learning of these facts, entered a
complaint before Judge Rucker, and five men and
three women connected with the concern-one of
the latter acting as Cashier-were arrested on a
charge of conspiracy, threatening to take life, and
for assault and battery.
Grant Goodrich, Esq, conducted the prosece-
ton. The prisoners being asked ifthey had coun.
sci, Drysdelf replied Eyes" The court enquired
who, to which he replied "God."
After the testimony was gone through with,
MI UOOqrlcn commenced summing up, during
which Mrs. Herrck (the Cashier assumed tc
have communicates" The rules of Court
not being proof against woman's tongue, she was
committed for contempt and lodged in Jail. She
will have her examination this morning. From
the evidence adduced, it would appear that Mrs
Herrick was the great High Priestess of all this
delusion and folly.
Ore man and two of the women were diseharg
ed three of the men were bound over in the sum
Of $500 each.
As an addenda to the above, says the Journal
Seth Paine was arrested on charge of assault ano
battery upon e. l.. Sherman, and was committed
in default Of bail, on the indictment found agains
him for illegal banking. He refused to go witt
the officers wher he was carried to Jail and there
safely lodged. This We trust will put an end tt
monomania which has embraced many worthy
people in its grasp, and given the vicious and de
prayed an undue influence over them.
P. S.-Mrs. Herrick was brought before thu
court this morning, and bound over to appear il
the sum of 5000.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-03-02
CONGRESSIONAL Districts.

The committee Of the House of Delegates have
at last reported plan for the arrangement Of the
counties and corporations Of the State into Dis
tricts for the election of representatives in Con-
gress. The plan gives us three Wing Districts
and ten Democratic, but it is not probable that the
House will agree to any such just arrangement
Several substitutes having been proposed, we do
not thing it necessary to give the whole report
Augusta county is placed by the Committee in
the Eighth District, as follows:
Eighth Di,trict-Albemarle Fluyanna, Louisa
Amherst, Madison, Nelson, Greene and Augusta
The substitute OF Mr.. GARRETT, of Halifax,
makes the following disposition OF US:
Rockingham, Augusta. Rockbridge, Hl2land
Pendieton, Hardy, Shenandoah and Bath, shall be
the ninth district.
Mr. TONtIN's substitute proposes the SAME ar
rangement tor tho Ninth District The bill and
substitutes have been made the order of the day
for next TUESDAY.