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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-20
CLAIMS AGAINST The FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
JOHN S GALLAHER,

Lac lhiTd Auaitor 81 ne oH.tfu Stdffs lfe1sf, cnd
ROBERT H. GALLAHER,
Formerly Of Taginia,
(tONTlNuE 10 give their usual prompt aitenr
~ lion to the prosecution 81 every description Of
claims against the Federal Government
Those having claims requiring attention either
before CoSGREss, or anv OF the DEPARTMESrs will
do well to address rs, as we undertake The man.
agement Of cases upon reasonable terms making
no charge when unsuccessful 10 sstAblishsas
claims. Address
JN0. S & RO. II. GABLAHER,
IPaslIagion, d.. c..
Office on Pennsylvania avenue north side In
Dovall s. Brothers Building, a few doors from
Four-and-a half street.
N. B. lnFenioFs and psicniees vso need an at
lomey in Washington, can have their Interests be-
addressing as above, as JOHN s. CALLAIER, ir,
pays sprcia attention 10 that branch of business.
March O. 1851
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oHlNGLES.-2o0o olk shipsles ID .sI- ~
~ }aa' =. 3. u. BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-20
JEFFERSON MACHINE SIlOP AND
aron and Brass Foundry.

yTSHE subscribers respectfully call the ailension
I I'LL AZ he farminr community 10 their very large
assiiriinent q FARMING IMPLEMENTS, com
ssi3ing every kind Of implements used b. the farm
er 10 facilitate and cheaper his cfer&ons, ineln-
ainH eur celebrated
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-20
Removal Of Hunt 8 Evans
Tin and Sheet lion FACTORY.

1NHlS Establishment 20 Ilbe celebfaled for IN.
= nanpfacture Of ils setefior qualify Of Tin
ware and the manner II pesdng up sbc1iine ard
Reo1iag. has removed ilpm Ikeir Ola sand. On
Main street, 10 the large ana conmoSious Wa1e-
Room formerly occupied 81 III L. XIV a Son
near StPpingt1n's Hotel. whrre they nbw have ~
hand q lafge s.oci Of all La Il Of 1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-20
EXCHANGE BANK OF
SEL4DEN, NITMERS K CO.,

AAs@ bhociSlShcd respectfully announce that
u they have formed CO partnership q, transact
general Banking and Exchange basineks IN this
city, nsdei The firm OF SELDEN, WITHERS &
CO., and are prepared 10 deal in =
fa ~ s.i'-,'7 '7t'aai7, Biaaatl' Naies asqsCas.
We nnesrtake to make collections aud promptly
to temitt9e proceeds to any designed point within
or without the Union.
Mr-MitLIAM SeLDEN, member ofege firm, and
for manYyears past, the Treasurer Of M Usgicd
States viz give his careful personal attention 10 ala
financial business which We may be employed to
transacisSith any ofthe Departments of The Govern
ment.
The hrsiness which our employers may requ1e
us to transact, will be conducted with fidelity and
prompiiisle, and upon the most reasonable terms.
II D WILLIAM SRLDEN,
Late TREASURER at tle5G. S. i
JOHN WITHERS, /
Of alexandria, Ia.
OF Washington, D. c.
Wash Teton, Dec. G, Is5o--if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-20

From. .as cAaFlsstO.en ia Harf, Soue,
Roofing, Spoating, Lightning Rod
Sh0zrer- Basb and B1shiag. TAB
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-20
gwNa 8. ANDERSON,
MARBLE STONE CUTTER, .

w M. y. AEuEASCN,
MARBLE STONE CUTTER,
Frederick CITY, Nd,
u ETIE2NS his hanks III the citizens Of Jefer-
In sohhnd adjoining counries for the liberal pa
ronage.ektende 10 him in bis line Of business
-specnuI. fgves notice that he is now prepared 10
exeeuietsl kinds Of work III his lne-Sush as
M0nuAsnts, TombSlabs, Head and
Foot Stones, &C.,
at the shgfsest notice. and upon the most reasona-
Bile ternis3 and his work shall compare with any
other in - country. all Stones delivered at my
own risk end expense.
All ordSzs thankfully received and promptly al
tended to8 Address
e WM. s. ANDERSON,
u Frederick City, Md,
J. w. McGINNIS. agent.
CharIestoapn. Va,
sor JOHN C. RIDENOUR ,igent,
Jan. 20ass53. Harpers Ferry. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-20

HlH0SE persons having Negroef lof sale, can
Il getthe highest price bv ealiBg sn the sabscri-
Der 4 Chariestcwn; Application il persoh or By
letter viii be promptly altenied to.
July q. 1851. c. @. BRAGG. !
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JUST ARRIVED.

ApriiI3, is5l-Rep. copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-20

VTTANTED IN EXcHANGE|- Bacon, Lard,
w Hard Soap. Rags 6c., iakeni 10 Exc kange
for Gods. R. HI BROWN.
MaYu.
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May IS. 1ssl-iy Loud0'N. c'on'y' Va
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(tQRN.-Any quantity n CORN vllied'al ne
~ CharlestoTn Depot.
Ian &c E. NJ ASQUrTH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
THE SCATTERING VOTE FOR GOV
ERkOR.


We have before us the scattering votes for Cover
County Canvassers from forty Of the sixty counties
in the State.
in the whole list there are not To exceed fourteen
votes that can be allowed To Gov. Seymour by the
State Canvassers, and but three for Clark.
These fourteen votes are for 8 CRATIC Seymour
or "0ratia SemOre." The three others are for
"MiroD ii. CLARK " Il being mere cases of misspel-
ling.
Is for III. Seymour which, If they could be al
wodld, with those before specified diminish Clark 8
majority Of the perfect votes by 49-leavlns M" Ill
277 ahead.
There are also votes for "Myron Clark" "My e.
"Ciark," "Myron J. Clark Hiram II Clark, :"
"Hyron ii. CLARK" "Byrou II Clark" Miner II.
"Ciark "Myron c. CLARK" Horace Seymour,
"Horatio J. Seymour, ." Horton Seymour" l. Henry
Seymour" ''Green Sey mour, Lorenzo Sey-
mour," &c, &C., which neither party could get
the benefit Of except through the courts. and the
testimony Of the electors who voted these intelligent
ballots
But upon the presumption that all the scattering
votes for Governor in thee forty counties could be
counted for one the other OF the two candidates,
by general consent, they would diminish Cark's be-
fore ascertained majority only 1877 voteseaviog hun
still $50 ahead
II will be seen from this statement that Clarks as
eertaDed majority cannot be materially reduced by
the State Canvassers, even though all the " III. Sey
"mour" and "Myron II. Clark" votes are allowed
and that IL only the misspeled votes are COUNTED by
them, they can scarcely reduce II b.low 800
Albany Argus Tuesday, 10Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

terday and to-day, the weather having grown colder
ana sleghing is passable. The ground ~ss fsozsa
lsst night hard enough to bear horses, bat origh.
Gun to day and easterly wind will dts.p ite
the frost, ana we shall have two three weeTs III
all probability Of fair sailing before the close Of
navigation.
CoFyrR DAN BRoEEs 1--we regret to lsarn
that the outside Golfer dam at the head Of the canal
broke in on Wednesday last, carrying away some Is
yards 81 earth in lees time than We have been 10
mentioning the fact. Had il not been for sqother
little below, acting kind Of guard lock, the star
would have caused great destruction on tue work.
A. il was, the small basin filed 10 two minutes,
and so sOon that some Of the workmen were over
taken by the rushing food The whole force Of tea
was instantly put to the repairing Of the oreacn
and ii is all right again. Bot every such sccf-
dent retsrds the work and it is exceedingly unior'u-
nate at this season Of the year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

PREYARATIoSs FOR TIE SEssIos.-The chamber
Of the Senate and House already in good condi
ton for the reception of members. We are glad %
see the drapery replaced, for the Representative Hall
was totally unit for elaboration without it. To a
person dull Of hearing summer session presents q
perfect confusion of tongues If any thag can be per
feet which is incomprehensible. How the Reporter
have been able to make up regular detail from th
tangled;hreads of discourses thrown out 10 them il
matter Sf surprise to everybody. The taverns and
boarding houses appear to be also brushing up
but if members expect cheap fare they will certainly
be disappointed. National lntellgencer.
The Presidents mansion is nov emphatic Ally 8
"whte- house, as it is sometimes called having re-
ceived within the last two weeks, several coats OF
white paint which gives il q very cheerful and neat
appearance. This affords the occasion TO remark that
there must be mistake to the unhealthiness OF
the Presidents House, asserted with so much conf
depce by some writers from this city, That the Pres
ident himself has been occasionally s,k, is no evil
dence, that the situation is unhealthy No other
member Of the family, we believe, has suffered dur
ing the summer. 1t is not q matter OF wonder that
high officer with all the Of state upon him, and
very little Of the privacy which private gentleman
can command should be sick once in the course Of
year. There is nothing TO render the location unhea
thy but the suggestion that the President ought to
have pleasant summer retreat deserves consideration
tor different reason than that alleged BY the letter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
Markets. .Reported By Telegraph.

EsToS Nov. 3-Tbe sales Of CoTros here TO day
amounted to 400 bales at prices ranging from 7dgte 10 the
aggregate. .
BUFFALO, Nov 81 II AM.-The weather pleasant this
morning. the market opens with active demand for all
kinds Of produce IL FLous We have no ne feature worthy
Of port; sees about 100 bbs % Is for
Upper Laie SO 57l for good Ioos River aud Ss s for
choice brands Of Indiana Tho RECEIVERS of Michigan
are frn, and buyers not wIiug g. meet them.
rood receipts; sales 500 bush OF Chicago mixed 81 So
loo bushels red Indiana 81 u and 800 bush white h;hi-
gan at aS2 but mostly at the iosds figure Coss In
better request and prices unchanged the receipts are quite
light ssss 800 bush st7oc The recsioso of OATS are above
sale here The The market unchanred
saes 200 bushels 42c. The supply Of Rye not equal 20
The demand; sales 900 bush. 81 Is Whisky n
better supply aud firm with small sales sd3qc Canal
FREIcBTs70c Flour 2Oe Whea aud 6c. on Corn TO
New York and Albany and Troy Proportional dsure'
Receipts ths morning. FlOut 59i6 bbls Wheat 5sS bush
Cor, sO1i do Oats II 800 do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
RECENT DEATHS.

The Cleveland papers Of the 9Th announce the
death of the Hon. Frederick Wn,tlesey, who, daring
the last nineteen years has beeu resident Of that
city. Mr.. Whiitlesey graduate f., IN Yale Col
lege studied law in Connecticut, aud removed 10
Ohio in the year 1927. Subsequently he represented
the people in both branches of the OHIO Legislature,
He was gentleman of decided ability, aud though
Invalid during the last fourteen years, his death is
generally iamented.
The Montreal Transcript chron lies the decease of
Robert Abraham who, during the last years. has
been the conductor Of that journal He died on the
10th inst. The Transcript speaks in a,treriug terms
Of the talents and reepectabilty Of the deceased.
William Milford, Esq, died at Cleveland Ohio, on
Thursday the 10TH tie was collector Of the customs
at that port during the administration Of President
Tyler and subsequently proprietor of the American
Hotel in that city.
The Right Rev. John Brady, who has been about
eighteen years pastor of the Roman Catholic Church
in Hartford Ct, died at his residence in that city on
the 10th.
DEATH OF SAMUEL DANA, ESQ Many OF our
mercantile readers will learn the death of this we'll
known citizen with much regret although il has been
evident Tor many months that he fsiag in
health His death took place last night, at his late
residence in Bu6nch-place. Mr.. ID ana for macy
years senior member Of the firm of Dana, Fenno x
Henshaw. HeYas msu of sound aud solid char
acter clearsighted and able As q man of busiaess
he was indeiatigable and for long series Of years
the house OF which he Was the ED IN sintsined a
high financial position. Mr.. Dana was a throughly
honest and uprgh, man, and the estimation ia which
be was held in our community was based upon the
manly virtues OF his character He age vas 81
years. Boseon Ira SCRIPT 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
NEWS FROM LAKE SUPERIOR.
F,o. as Sau, ST.. Mari. Js.,na. Of so,. 4.


SrRlKI ON THE CASAL.-0n Wednesday last there
was something of turnout among the canal labor
ers who paraded the streets with music aud banners
and enjoyed themselves exceedingly, t. all Nppear-
anos They had the usual complaint o. great injus-
tee done them by the Canal Company, aud If half Of
their alleged grievances were well founded, the men
have not been very well treated.
In the first place, some OF them have b ,d their pay
kept back since some time in September, aud they
fear it is plan of the Company to Keep them here all
winter. In the second place. they assert that no.
tice was posted up that their wages woaf be reduced
after the LIST inst. from s2s to SEQ per month All
this they looked upon as in very bad taste aud re,
fused to work. Owing 10 this and the very bad
weather very little has been done for three days past
on the canal and unless more cpne,llatory measures
ara adopted with their men, just the wnter-like
weather is setting in, the work will not progress so
fast as has been expected.
CoPPKR SHIPMESTs-0ct % by propeller Globe,
from the Minnesota mine 70 N ,sses ~eighog ~ tans
,e3e ID, and 90 bbls., weighing 20 tuns az ID Ne
brake mine, "a masses, weighing tuns t6t ID, aod
10 bbls. weighing tuns 800 it North American
mine, "a masses weighing IS taDs, l.6ss ID. Gun
mins. 81 masses weighing rs iuns 6ss ID
GRKAr Snow SroRN.-A season OF besut1fui To-
dian summer weather was suddenly concluded on the
last day Of October, since which time We have he'd
sesies OF rain and snow storms Of the severest kind
There wss quite body Of snow on the ground yss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
FACTS or SLAVERY
From II. xe.o- o,lea.. Delta. Oct 81.


CRyEL TREATMENT or SLAvEs.--Fedora Feber,
heusekeeper for Christian Groh, is charged by the
latter with having cruelty treated his slaves, and
with being in the constant habit Of cruelty abusing
them. She was required TO give bonds for her appear
apce 10 answer the charge.
FANNY SMITH AGAIN "A slave girl named Aglade,
surrendered herself yesterday at the police station,
stating that her mistress, Fanny Smith, had treated
her most cruelty. She locked up for an investi
cation. This Fanny Smith Is the same woman who
bas figured lately in the papers so conspcuously on
charges Of burning and toruring her slaves.
RUSAwAY NEGROEs-Ofticer De Colrcey yester.
day arrested on searcb-wauant at the slave yard
of James White, in Grsvier.st-, SIX slaves, Eliza
Olive, Henry Clay, Cinte Jesse and Harriet, alleged
to belong to the estate of Mr.. Walton deceased, OF
De Soto County, Miss. II is stated that they had
been stolen from Mississippi some three weeks
since. MIR. White, the keeper of the slave STATEN
who purchased the stolen property, was required 20
give bail Of IS 900 for his future appearance before
the Recorder TO stand an examination on the 5th OF
November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
nrnrNFDvrnD SAT r. .

Il ARGE and PERENPIOk1 SALE at AUC-
IL TIuN Of IL VALUABLE BUILDING LOrS, on
avenues and and 18th 18Th and 6th.ts in the City Of
N.w.York.-A. J. BLEf ChsR will sell at Aa.tion. on
WEDNESDAY Nov. %, 1854, st IL N at tbs MerchiqtI
Exchsns- New Yo the following described valuable LOTS
in the 7h and 18th Wsrcs Of the City Of New Yors VIZ
Avenue R-9 Lots Of Ground the east side Of Ayenus
between 18th and 18th s and ompsng the entire avenue
front -, -, -
con meuring IS feet inches north Of 18th st.
Also on IS LOIS the nOrh ery side Of 18th st.,
commencing IS feet east Of Avenue
Ais on u Lots the northerly side Of 18th st and
commencing les feet east ~ Aveoue b.
Also on I5thst s. Lots the soubery SIDE Of 18th st.
commencing 100 feet OF Avenue Also Gore Lot
us Of the above described prope
taniug $50 feet the Ao, 70 Lots on the norhery
side prsng the entire street 'front.' between Avenue
and G.. 81, 80,
Also on i6thst 80 Lots the southefly side Of 6thst
Avenue and c. comprising the entire street trout
Thu. uropery offers unusual Inducements TO capitalists or
tho.e conten pans building this portion OF the city Is
rs div IMPROVING The sale will be Peremptoy and och Lot
rt M viii sold hghe. bidder The terms will be
liberal as ~ per remain bond and mortgage for
wears maps and PARTICULAR apply to the Aae!onee
No. Brosdst tool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
y CoLroS, Auetiouser
AIORTGAGE SALE Of ELEGANT FURNI-

MORTGAGE SALE of ELEGANT FURNI-
wi TURE CARPETS OIL CLOTHS, MIRRORS, WI Y
JOW-sHADEs GILT CORNICEs &C., &c-F. COTTON
viii sell on WEDNESDAY, nov q at lot O'Clock, at the
Ancon room No 50 BeekmaD ST. and No 50 Anu st large
assortment Household Furniture comprising Ia part oil szant
rsewood pAror SUIT In satin brocaee rosewood and
bo.anv Dressing and Tete etes
maho sany God do rnsewood Etasefes mahosany
Bedste.ds bsck wauQ DO, Cottage bedseads rosewood
Nasb,tands uabosa ANY Nnd black wsuut BoOkcsses &c
Secretaries Corner Stands Music Stands hogsuy and rse
wood enter Gard ard side Tables black walnut Extension
chamber Suites Towel Racks hair Mattresses hus d. PAU
lasses yotae and easy Chairs saloon Tables m.hossay
Chairs Piano Covers rosewood piano Stools Looking GLASSES
Work Tables china Tea Sets Solar Lamp Glassware, En-
,'ns PsippRs aso Brussels and three ply Carpes also
isrr as,orfp sn Of indou Shades Cornces Banis Sc
.o loads Of Furniture from family ~ho
rmoypx All of In good order aud been Ia to
short time Sale positive without regard TO weather Gaia
logu.s on he NM VI sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
JosEPH HEGEMAS. Auetioneer
TINE ATTENTION of PURCHASERS il

THE ATTENTION of PURCHASERS is re-
i specially iovued the following sale, OF USEFUL
AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS to be held at the Central sales
Of Wiloughby and Pear sts the City Hall
Brooklyn. . u.~ =.
At o'clock p large stock Of rich and costly fresh
Fus of description, Nctornes, Capes Cuf
Bos auas Sleigh and Lap Robes Gloves Coat Collars
&C., &c.
On FRIDAY. Nov. "a
At 10 O'Clock A. large stock OF and elegant Rose
wood Mahogany, Walnut, and EBameed P6rlor Chamber
Library and Dining Room Furniture Mattresses. Fe,thzr
Beds he 6c comprising excellent the best
manufacture Also several splendid Rose aad Mahogany
Pianos
Sig g. B. PANDOLFINI respectfully Announces 70 the
ladies and gentlemen OF the Consolidated City OF Brooklyn
his sale OF this o. Marble Stsusry. Mubs
Grecan and Hebe Vases splend Ala Figures and
Card csiyers AGATE and Ala Vases Caudeck
Parish Groups PeherI &c Chns decorated and Gilt Vases
Silver Plated Tea and Coffee Sets Gaze Baskets Csso
hsntel Clocks China Figures aud great variety OF fancy
srees Al,o viii be included In this sale 50 large and SPLEEN
did OIL Paintings In ehIycu snd gill; frames. conprng
beautiful American Foeisp Landscapes Marine Views
Madonna and Child &c &c; mostly from the pene Of y. c.
CoArEs ESQ.,; s.Ps Ldd new White Grape Shawl very richly
embroidered, snd eost . 50
The whole TO be sold It auction on MONDAY TUESDAY,
and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS Nov n, % and 2s 1854
Co Of the above sales viii be res'y day
each sale.
PuIct from distance have their goods pssked on
the premises reasonable charge BY experienced and
pste1t PERSONS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
By GEO Cook, Auctioneer
CPECIAL SALE THIS DAY. at l0h O'clock

PrRNI1URE Piano FORTES. OIL PAINTINGS, Etc
1UNis MoRRELL will sell BY Auetoa at his Auction sales
Rooms No. 3o4 Broadway, corner OF DDsnest THIS DAY
Furniture ia large variety For particulars Catalogues
which ready Also Piano Fores. OH Paiatins, and
Mattresses also 40 black walnut Cotsgs Bedseads 81
and - sizes; also patent platform Scales equal to Fair
banks best also Counting Furniture also various sizes
Rattan ChniTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
Qopartnership Notices.

nISSOLUTION.-The partnership heretofore
~ exstns under the firm Of BABCOcK. DU8UISS0S
HALL dissolved by the death Of n Nathan Bsbcoek who
Lost with the Arctic The business Of the late
firm Will be settled BY the surviving partners. NewYork,
Nov. l, lS5f GEORGE W. DUBUf5S0N,
JOHN II. HALL. No. lis Fulton st.
DissoLUTI0N-The eopartnsrhp heretofore exist.
Ing under the hrm Of JOHN CAMPBELL Co,
vas Dissolved BY mutual the LIST Of November
The business OF the late hrm viii be settled By either Of the
parties Nov. |, 1854.
JOHN CAMPBELL,
AUGUSTINE SMITH, Sos lIs and liz Nassaast.
COPARTNERsIP.-The urviving partners Of the
late firm Of BABCOCK DU8UIssOS 4 HALL
have consolidated their interests with those Of Mess John
Campbell Co, under the and firm Of CAMPBELL,
HALL Co. who will continue the psoer commission bust
In all m branches st Eos Ito spd liz Nssssu New
York, Nov. l, 1854 JOHN CAMPBELL,
GEO. w. DUBUIssON
AUGUSTINE SMITH
JOHN HALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

ewing out, Thee won't be much Of a shower
Misunderstanding they see the dry LAID contracting
ali around them, they will nst believe it vii ever
o., above their own ebins As last resort, II the
aood continues some Of the most desperate Old fossils
propcte TO lay down their own bodies and dln the
water. defying i; to fox over Mountaineering To
srn tb.ir tesr,.' blood IN defense II their intiena
bic riphts to 1--we ir dirty puddle where no ma
shall ever dare 10 iutrod zee Croton pipe 10 wan
away II etr filth. they have damned with grea' co.
erry. but the food Sleeps on, and unless ihey seek
the ark Of safety speedily toe prospect is that they
will be IN the deep ocean buried, to be dug up In
some future sge fossils Of by-gone race, as unos
heviDg ar those Of Noahs own time. They had bet
ter b. gun to believe that tbs food is mighty and VIII
prevail; aud, 10 a few years hence, rum and ru'n
lee will only be found 10 fossiliferous state rner
time is up in this State of NewYork and prooaflon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
law INTELLIGENCE

u s CIRCUIT CoURT-B-fore Judges NELsoS and BETrs.
CASE OF CAPT. SMITH,
Motion was made this forenoon, by Mr. u Conor,
IN, new trial The defendant will Be eeoeeted,
Ter OF the brig julia MouOn and found guilty is citizen OF
the United States serving on board vessel owned IN
whole or psr BY crzen) Of baviog received board said
brig on the Of Afcs large number OF neKroes aud
landed the slaves in Cuba-the penalty OF which - dean
The uotoo trial Is based Of charge BY the
Court ard surprise The testimony The points were
denied Argument presented b, Mr OConor ia apnhca
ton and ~ MeKeon District Attorney opposed The Court
then adjourned 70 Friday Decision reserved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

VVNHE UNDERSIGNED have formed PART
i kERsHIP under the firm Of HOYr JOHNsON at
No They vii give their sitsntioo sale Of
soehs and Real Estate Apc0n private s.las and our.
ehs.es Of Real Ess aad the n.sOoa Of Loans bend
and mortgage WILLIAM HOfT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
Professional Notices.

CHEA d ROBINSON, Attorneys and Counsel
- su No. ls7 Broadway n T., (rooms Eoa and s. frs
eoor
All business nrusted their care IN any Of the Courts Of
dis State or the United States. patent business Of
claims &c. promptly and carefully attended TO
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