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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-11-25
SIEERIFF,s SALE.

Balsora Bradford vs.. William Russell.
DY virtue of a dccretal order to me directed from
ID the court of common pleas of Wood county,
Ohio will offer for sale at the door OF the court
house in said county on Saturday the 23d day of
December next, between the hours of ten and four
of said day the following described real estate sit
uate in said county, to wit: The undivided half Of
the east half of the north east quarter Of section
thirteen of township number one in the United
States Reserve of twelve miles square at the foot of
the rapids of the Miami of Lake Erie. in Wood
county, excepting twenty acres off the south west
corner, sold to William Thompson, containing in all
sixty acres, less; said land having been ia
ken in execution as the property Of said defendant
at the suit Of said plaintiff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty.
..u. w. L. COOK, Sheriff.
Nov. IS, lSj4.--34w5&2.7j
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SIEERIEFS SALE.

Rachel Tucker VS.. Peter Wilson
DY virtue of Il writ of execution TO me directed,
I'D from the court of common pleas Of " ood coun-
ty Ohio will offer for sale at the door OF the court
house in said county, on Saturday, the 23d day of
December next, between the hours of ten and four
of said day, the following lands and tenencnts to
wit: The undivided part Of the south west quarter
of section thirty-one, township number five north,
Of range twelve east containing lG0 acres more or
less the east half of the north east quarter OF sec
ton number thirty, township number five north, Of
range u the south west quarter of the north cast
quarter of same section last aforesaid, town and
range being in 2SO acres of and,more or less all
in Wood county; the same being by me taken in
execution as the property of defendant, at suit of
said plaintiff. W. l.. COOK, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty.
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In making proposals, applicants should designate
the bitches drains above their prices per rod and
the time of completing same, (n no case exceeding
two years also the land in the vicinity selected in
payment.
The Commissioners will meet at the above date
for the purpose of awarding contracts according to
law. Successful bidders should be present, prepar-
ed to give bonds, with satisfactory security for the
fulfllment of their respective contracts.
BY order of the Commissioners.
j. n. WESTCOTT, Auditor.
g AUDITORS OFFICE WOOD Co., o.
Oct. 16, 1S54.--34w4
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2278

Poetry OF PHys1c. doses have always
been associated in Our minds with 'wryfaces.
a0d medicine has seemed FROM the days of
childhood, another word for nausea and DIS
gust. Its remedies were the worst part of
Sickness, and pain was not SO hard 70 bear
as the revolting potions we were compelled
to swallow for its relief, DR.. Ayers prepa-
rations herald another era, His Cherry Pee
toral is like honey on the tongue, and heal
ing balm in the stomach. His Pills! Try
them--they are sweet morsels to the taste,
and glide sugar-shod over the palate, but
their energy although wrapped up, is there,
foundations of disease Cincinnati Citizen.
The heaviest tax payer in the west is Mich
olas Longwurth, OF Cincinnati, who pays
this year S2l,544 The rate is l53 mills on
the dollar valuations
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Wood Common Pleas.

VS.. Petition for Divorce. A..
Charles Thar. ) .:.i....
YTNHE above named Charles Thar is hereby mott
l. fed that the said Christiana Thar did, on the
18th day of November, 1854, file her petition in the
clerks Office of the court of common pleas of Wood
county Ohio, praying for a divorce from the said
defendant. and alleging for cause extreme cruelty
and willful absence. And the said defendant is
further notified that, unless he appear, plead, an
swer or demur to said petition by the first day of
the next term of said court the facts in said peti-
ton will be taken as confessed and the court asked
to decree thereon accordingly. ,.... ....,.t
80, g,......- ASHER COOK, Atty for Ptff.
Nov. 25, l854.--35wG$2.75 ..a. .,.
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NOTICE is hereby given that have been APP
IN pointed and qualified as administrator on the
estate of John Reiser, deceased late of Wood coun
ty. Ohio. All persons indebted to said estate are
notified to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate must present them
legally authenticated for settlement forthwith.
.l.t ..a HENRY RHODY, jr.
Nov 25 1854 --3jW:}
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THE PERRYSBURGfJO OURNAL. FIT
p. c. HOLE

= 7arop Jo.,uIP, @ HULFgPE 80 WWT17
y Ia Wholesale and Retail Dealerin - f .
Miscellaneous, Schoot, Theological, Gift d
4, ]T'oy B o OKS, .Harper's and Patnants
ii. Monthlies, plain and fancy Stationery, Wrapping
and Wall Paper, Gold Pens, &C., &C., .a-2 ..|'
.I. -.,r,,-,. 2 . .,en Maumee City, Ohio.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified as administrator
on the estate of John NJ Hannor. deceased, late OF
Wood county. All persons having clams against
said estate will present them Immediately, legally
authenticated for settlement. and those indebted
said estate notified to make immediate payment.
DANIEL NEWTON.
Nov. l9 1S54--24w3*
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Phidelia Hunter, adm'rx of
.f Philander Hunter,
.il8y6g "a q uW
Sale of Real Estate by
order of the Probate
Court.
Amelia Hunter, Nathan
NInnter w " Hunter

OHunter, w. W. Hunter )5N-A uL at %
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed in
ID this case, will offer for sale at pubblic auction
the premises the following described real estate
situated in Wood county, Ohio, to wit: The north
half Of the east half of the north quarter of the
south east quarter of section twenty And a
lot of ten adjoining the northwest quarter of
the south east quarter of section twenty in
township five north of range ten east -.
Said sale will be made on the ODD day of Decem-
Der next PHlDELlA HUNTER, A dm'rX
Nov. Is, 1S54.-34w5S2.3S of Plilander Hunter
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Railroad Lime of Hacks.

TNI1E subscriber viii run Carriage from Per-
i rysburg and Maumee to Toledo daily, in con-
nection with the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Starting from Perrysburg at o'clock a. NJ. and
arrive at Toledo in time for the o'clock train
Returning at the arrival of the Express Train
from Cleveland, at - o'clock NJ.
Esy~ Passengers will be sent from Perrysburg in
any direction and at all hours.
:" - WAI. L. COOK.
Perrysburg, Nov. 25, 1S54.--35tf
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NOTICE is hereby given that have been ap-
IN pointed and qualified as administrator on the
estate of Henry Rhody sr., deceased, late of Wood
county Ohio. All persons indebted to said estate
having claims against said estate should present
them, legally authenticated for settlement. forth
with HENRY RHODY, jr
Nov. 25, 1S54.--35w3
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4 ITACHMENT--At my instance an attach
- ment was issued on the second day of Noyem
Der, 1884, by Marshall Key jr., justice of the
peace Of Perysburg township Wood county, Ohio,
against the property and effects or l.. J., Morgan
Nonresident of said county for the sum of ten dol
lars demand, and five dollars probable costs.
+. GRAHAM, Admir-
Nov II, lS3f --33w3 of Jaryi, SpoiIord, decd
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed administrator onthe estate
of Elijah Huntington, deceased, late of Wood coun-
ty, Ohio. All persons having claims against said
estate will present them legally proven for settle
ment within year, and all persons indebted will
make immediate payment. ,u yIn D.
..s 81. JOHN WEBB, Admir-.
Oct. 2s, lS54.--31w3 ,.....-...
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed administrator Of Joseph
Creps, deceased, late Of Wood county, Ohio. All
persons having claims against said estate will pre-
sent them legally authenticated for settlement and
all persons indebted will make immediate payment.
...,.s JOHN WEBB Admir-
Nov. 6, 1S54.--33w3 .-.t... .....,a.
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DRs.J.J. KERR & II. IN. REYNOLDS,

~ having permanently located in Perrysburg
tender their professional services to the citizens Of
town and vicinity, and hope by strict attention TO
all calls to merit share Of the public patronage.
Particular attention paid to chronic diseases, such
as Dyspepsia, Weakness of the Spine, chronic LiV
er arrangements, and female Weaknesses of all
kinds.
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..- REFERENCES.
Prof. l.. f. Jones Cincinnati Ohio;
' :" Il. II. Stockwell, "a,
A. g T. }. Wright,
III. f. Johnson, Philadelphia, Pa;
I. ID. Hill, Cleveland, Ohio
B. \. Wright NJ. d., Mexico. Wyaudot co.. Q.
il, Reynolds NJ. d., Greenwich, Huron CO., O.
Oct. 2S lS54.--3ltf
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WAGONS FOR SAAE.---I have on hand
w Five New Lumber Wagons, which will Sell
CHEAP for cash, or Produce ut market prices.
PerIysburg, Ohio. c. PERRIN.
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sIiERIFFrS SALE.

Nov. IS, lSj4.--34w5$2.75
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03
Personal INTELLIGENCE,

Judge Cs nrberin. Rochester, n. Y: Col j. i Reyes
Concord, h; 7 Scott Gs'gow VIM E Cramer, MI
Ell Gov. Gibbs Newport L. l.: BOP. B EASTMAN.
wIscop,iB; EoD j. wessroot, Kingston, n. Y: N 8
schu.h, Valparaiso Capt Cullus, 8 A WIN. Kidd,
Rochester Capt. hasfcp Hamilton, G. W; T. Fitch,
syrscuse G. Ward, Boston, arrived ye.trday At the
WE Blanchard. Boston: John Q. Golf, wheeling 3.
y. Mckenzie Charleston; c. S.mpie st. LouIs Purser
Belspap: .. Samuel Wright Va, arrived ', ster.
day at the Astar House.
very III for ssne days At the Aston House now oonvs
leseent He was attended during his illness by n Cole
The friends q Governor liant will be b.nnv IA ,sarn
that his health I, suoeny estxbsnsd to ensbls him
to journey sosthwsrd. He is With his family for few
days In Abany.
nss,S sis as Geo s P,y 'S and m
nsr,ssn hss Sierra John Psii, Allan Cameron,
'Ti Is " +: -; siSsi
s . s . as .s sS,ss ST as
% J.s, F ea J1 l ynsips Inches. JsSn
isas SsS hI 2s, e 1Saa IrS Sn' sn
iesn Ss c,s ss P. HR Sss Serial,
nary ,ng SsTs, B q 'ssl r.rs7 In oa,s
u Nichols " p ksrrin, g p Was,on, I.sry Fox and
siy a,.I s fSaai su
asa g' md psis'U Of Lsq;sn sG
Rud dBeuIenseol Prussia; Antoine SLAM ack * rrsste
T'S sS yfpas,i;. and c,9,n. The s,s r.s
W. Jores ysn Bu,sEs sns l.dyrs y,lpsr.lso-G T Nc
GIL JsIss , heys; DUMMY u Collins l Thompson,
OR BUELL. Yrs Arm Howard snd child FuIsud Yrs
Susan Avr-v. Mrs Jro kiNsra W Newly D smith Yrs
tutia, R.rirs ID Conllin, ETairchila b Irsin A L
Horny, rulligsn. IcacTigf, Darby X d Bstfs And
lady. Eutts hlcott, Mrs. Nsn Deuse- ] H'rir,th
y sti.S,sy srs smsirsy Miss st.in.y J D Mount and
BY bis Nchels, HeTrett-3L Total r.,
ARRIVALS,
Prom New orltsrs in steamship star the sou.hR Van
Houton, uSh, Farbart, Hon REYNOLDS A Bcrsli Kiss
snyder Mrs. Crshtres and child, Or setirs Merton
Clark ~ Gtinen smith, Rtinhart Mrs. Connor and
child, Bolztp Mr. Salter ard wife Fsen-sr In seersre
FROM Richmond, AZ, in t,ssmfhip Re-noro-W Davis
SheEstros, SIN ally aud lady, Mes Powell. Mrs
Ryro and child Johnton jas walker WIN u Decker,
RIP Levy, Friend Tuttle, Williams Leigh Q Il Bur.
ton, N Jfriescp, Il Nilliamscn, Deilnghsm r. L. i
9snirsh's, Wn orSs' nc. Cross, srs Cray. Ks
children. g Conway. Zercss W Pesrce j l. Jor.
dsn. W Isiin J Besls. Grim 81 Carr Z Davis
held, y ssmrson Graft w Grifath, l. Grlfhth A
Dcrgest W Wilmot, & Buchanan, A PEDoussi-y
La Nh .tlnIkEa
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Of ' C.s. ssS q
ys. Clyde from csiso sr
oondtOn p1' INV ''"' p'A'' o'' 10 answered
Sur cosconp,a. r;m boston At Ap.l.ehissa 2sa ul.
Cod also forstopsssst ana quarter boat Three
a. a no R S & ahs ynSh ,..s
isi sails toseshsi VIII main and nlsa ssps1
BANK KATE lincoln sailed from curacos Nov ~ for
Ne, n.s Ss wa: b In 1Sna ps returned
for ssos s9 u F III ,, ,
sSis
Her eaIs' and freight money were insuNd for $500 in Pro
BRIe RrcHsmrs TsylOr. II days from Boston for Bais
pSs put pss Nsvg S On distress
experienced heavy weather repair before
Dnis Real soyrswcx .,hs,. =. cu.syhunt, moved
Mors essk, would be seat and she expected of
the Mediterranean WAS The vessel lost :.
which pu, ae 81 TAom.s in sfs i. AFTER III 1
s sa' her bert se 4: not
ton 18th for iuIshsr Ieparr.
S.g: , s,:, 'E 1s:S. = n,1s:
iosi deck load ofioswood GALLEY. is. w N'-'
IV%: m FEB from
81 hhds nolasses and galley stove tulvarks split sails
whslemen
"
Jos from rdisn Ocean das reported ., 81 Heeaa Nov
Arr 81 Psyta Dee l. Jaws Lawrence NIB 900 VII. Bound 70
Tsls.l.src tos men, s,pssior No;,en, dc % VII
Put in 20 land two charfed with attempting 70 sink tle
ship whom OF bhsre Ground When die the
fhir hid eleven feet var her hold uptI exsmin stop,
found that thirteen holes had bored with inch
susur the air streak ia the forohold two Of which only
rtItea hreugt he copper they sled 70
ship the folsf The with tvo win
delivered 70 the American Consul and imprisoned hut
after days cn8ne1sns theJ broke cut and 81
large without bcins IN ,lested.
At Gusm GA D. by letter from Capt Marsh Jenney
rH nt0 ~ on bOssd for Hony Kong TO reeruia
Spoken.
ship GeodwiS JEFF les henee for L'ndon Dec 81 lat 81 NJ
Ship ossrpss xsnil hence fer Antwerp Jan T. 70 la.
ship Horasio Croeker & days from New York for uops
Kopg, Ian AN, Ftntndo DC Nofohhs miles 10, s. Of
len 81 81.
ship ia, Conner from B,nore fr Msrseiles Jan In,
So az, Ion IS 10.
SHIP Peer5urs from New Orleans fer Hare i'm MI.
Foreign Ports
,hpns-sa pea bark Arthur PisiamE, Emmutsp,
ANnns-Pissed Nov s bark KsEs, 6snaan, from Ma.
Mia for Boston.
vAux oAyrsT-ud ian a. BRIG Rant den. rom.roy Ey.rk
oilpAbck Geo smoure vs. zen from 81 Thomas, in
qusrtn re brig horian, Yates for Boston dAys sohrs
siam Dumb am Tor do sOth trsm Wilmpston) Elizabeth b.
Bacon, from and Tor Bostcr ~.
l.. AsVADuiA-No Am vessel n ps-t sbt Jan II.
BAnAcoA-ro A n vessel a posrt Jan "a
Btfizs-lnport Jan rigs Russia Miller LOT hse.poo
70 load Boston sss Nisssrs. na dss sid esh io'
1endons
| BArAyIA-In pc'. Nov s. ship Lowell hesoow. tor d
! ~ Padsps. onit4s vssssL
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Wuliamsburs CITY InteII,s.n.o

Crys IN WILLIAMSBURG According 10 the returns made
by out b. Capt Hunt II appears that dursx the onh
CT January 51 persons asen In charge by the police
the following charges Assault and battery and
threat to hii 81 RAPE burglary g. petit larceny 40
disocerly, IL drunk, 90 dsorderly Is; vasrauts 3s
rotipg 2; breach Of the peace g. passing bad BILL az
sault fuenvs nom justice, careless uss Of ersarm.
disabled, lsdssrs 1S3i lost ohOdreu, 3-Total Sll
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Telesrauhlc Marine Ronnrs..

BOSTON Feb 2-Arr ships Milton aud Pontiac Calcutta
Loo hoo Isisy banks MARY Woss Iqusque ithaca APPS
lachieoA; Radiant Savannah Elk and Gem PHILADELPHIA
Dwight and Bay State Baltimore brig Eliza Carasnss
Maria Cape Haytien; Hichborn, MatsnIas; Leontne
Philadelphia; kganiine Gonaves Rio, and Cornels New
York 80
Havana. $500
CHARLrsToN. Feb l-An ship Cha. Croker, and bark
Roctport Camden.
NEW 0RLEAEs, Feb l-Ar ships Abeilona, 81 Charles
and Connecticut New York
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Of the Boston papers publish from tho London
Shipping and Mercantile 0aIette, sttemsnt that the New
ship rnoe Assrs Y shS last steamer
Albert whose loss brought here the 18th
the BRIG Orr oco The London paper however, mistaken
hessrs Srnnel Hinturn Co have received letter from
Capt Bradish confirming the loss Of the ship,
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rihDCAETSwN, Jan Tar bsiss Cl.ri.sa Davis and
schis hAceliis klm Tappahannock fr Boston Gold Hun
ter, -, Philadclrbis for do; 2Sth, HArdsera6ble,-
Boston. -
Conqrerc for 1t John NIB brigs Leontine ior Bo0tcn:
Mary dG for do, schrs Hysns for Portsmouth,
"A fcbr from Bosson for Virginia toyserman struck on
stony lont near Cspe Poge. nGls Of Eth and rem
ashore this m rning C30th)
Sailed Sst, Pm Br stesmsr Conqueror Donshoy St John
steamer 1rmountain Boston bIGs Leonsne Merlin an
DO; Thomas a EDWARD, HARRINGTON. and Clarisss Davis
Ihomafton selrs hareellA. Films. and Gold Hunter
-, Boston; BytnA, Fountain, Portsmouth,.
In pert Feb l. Pm brig Catherine MARI Coombs Id. for
Boston schr Francis Haet Gardner New Bedford
PHILADELPHIA Feb 2 Pn-AYr shin Crom we'll Rail-
LivosEooi baris Chton Penne Leghors Tangier Sweet
zer NCrloaps; brig Huntress Willar NYork.
Cid ship wales Faxsr Livcrpool bark Oak RYDER nos
ton; brig Jlvina, Berry, AA.anzaa
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CLEARED
ssss%.hi. y.aks: Dlad; Randall Pa FrsSsi,s: hi'
sS Clipper, gS..ss sss .r1 v ss;. o.
s5is Snsis sssss:i TrS:, Meyer. ssiS..ss Meyer
s..l P.sIss; Bow. as!sa. ; Suns: @: ~
81! -: as ai::s:
sshr May Nary Wis: Sroel.st rsjardo, Trgaay Go.
sshx Ellen Matilda. Wslls. Asyaguss, Mayhem. Tablet
gshr New York Packet Thompson. jacksonville. WIN In.
sssr Neptune, G.lIssaa. Jasi:oly:. Brett Bon %.
f i; Ir's .:. x..sis ssPs P Ps1:
sshf d smith, wysH wininssss, boasr s' Potter.
*. Dss' iSis SS' fSs!spss .'1 ". sru..
Sloop Orsaen. Fowler, Providence, MASTER.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Star Of The South Harks New Orlosns
with oo.sen 40 V sAnson. Experienced ssrons M
ssssn.hip R'ssoi. Skinner Norf.i &c. with mdss aad
Rs.s
,S l Sss !. s. sss: S L: Sss 81
ssa se .1s .s s
aS w. rnsp % ua n Am II r. %
W: yA; h :1 :.
tsr., tho sTT letter appeared 70 bs An !.
Ss w
hence ssvannah Oh Cape Ratiras spoke ship o.
Ship crois esos NV or.ssS jan IA with s...en 10.
to Frost Experienced heavy weather during the
Bari Mary Barney s0i w.rrsn Luther nsssna. Dec s..
Bark Leone sc B.rsoia Palermo 81 days with Fruit Ao.
BAH Adene, irass. asrssiies, Dec ls with mdss 10
Bari Princeton of New Hsvsn sssly Dsmarara IS days.
Bari zidon ef Iubss, Thurlov; s.y.n. Jan 10, With
sigr ais With schr Columbia steering snoe for Texas.
vS coal. Oh f.He' ofpr asgsr Newcastle days.
fn.nsn, Pierce o.rsssssn. Is day.. With hises
som a.s.nls: 10 Peis.nS jar IS il 9 d o saw
% & Em Aaa Gsy g.S
vs ~ sS 6 sss b so sss z' Is days.
d.s. Sshn ws oss S sa
4Be.ivith vessel 70 Hsscbem 1 STOW:
ssSs xssi.. S. Ferry, Tsli. Islands days. with SALT
.n ss s.I ne's or 81 days. with i's"''d
VIII eaass 4s Co. % SssS kSaSsrS, vessel g
Sssr D.y. psyis ssvanaah. sday with oots0. and
sehr Rhoda BOlah Sharp Savannah days. with cotton
schr Harrison Jones' COnAlin 81 Johns, Fla, days
sehr Gulf Stream ohree mastsd Cramsr Georgetown, sc
SER VIM Smith, Smith. WILMINGTON. NC. s days
sshr TT.,hiso.n cGIs r'tssssu,s az:
sI s,
eehr Gacgo. Nielsen, Richmond, days
Sehr Hin kley, Harvey, Norfolk days.
Sofr RUSSELL Fisher, Chineotesgue, 4 days
Schr " Benediok Ellis, Baltimore days.
echr Mary Helen, Carsen Virginia. 2 days.
Schr B Manning, BurbAnok, Virginia. 2 days
Scbr Caleb ii Van Name Van Name, Virgnia, q days
schr Christie pher Post, johnson, Virginia.
echr w Marsh, Lepget, Vrsinis,
Schr Nary Campion. Couxsr Virginia.
Schr Washington. Egbert, Virginia.
Schr Elizabeth, Gilbert, Virginia
echr Mary Parker, Park, Virgnia
Sohr Gold Hunter Crockett Virginia.
schr D Y Fox. nps.s, Cape Nav, dsT:. a''''
Steamer Delaware, CLARK, Philadelphia.
BELOW.
Brig Paige of Boothbay Jones Linekn, died of
fever Dec Id from Is days. with hides fustis &c. 70
Duval Co. -
SAILED. -
Ship Yorkshire, Liverpool.
Wind At sunrise WSW, and Ight eridan W. do; sunset
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FATAL RAILROAD ACobKsT flames Bolden who
badly nred the New YORK Erie Railroad, the
2sh uIt died yesterday 81 the New York Hospital His
back broken he being besides much out and bruised
Gamble win hold 40 Inquest upoa bis bocy 10 eAJ,
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INFORMANT ARREST OF TWO NEW. YORK FeReERs
IN BOSTON, Deputy Chief Eaton and officer Wright
lastevening arrested, at the Howard Athepaum two
men named John l.. Bouyn and Charles Benton, the
former hailiDg from Brooklyn, and the latter from
New York, for attempting to pass forged paper
Yesterday noon they went into the broker establish
ment Of Matthew Boles & Co, 30 State street, and
offered FOR sale three forged checks on the Fulton
Bank. New lork-two for $3.50, and one for 5000.
The price having been agreed upon, Mr.. Bolles sug.
gested making the usual inquiry ne 10 their being
genuine. The parties referred them to A. A. Adams
Kilby street. Mr.. Bolles sent his boy with them TO
see Adams, and on the way they took the checks
from him, stating that he might go and see Adams,
and they would call in the afternoon which they
did not do. 1t was subsequently ascertained by the
police that they were stopping at tho NewsEngland
Coffee House, having arrived In the city on Tuesday
The officers proceeded there and found the young
men had gone 70 the Howard Athennun, where they
were arrested On taking them TO the police Office
large number OF checks were found upon their per
sons, some OF which were filed out. Among them
were the followiDg:-One on the New York Bank
for 5000, signed by A. Woodruff, payable to s. Rob
inson one for 5000, and another for $500 endorsed
Woodruff, endorsed by A. Woodruff and s. Robnson
one ON the Bowery Bank, for ss1 so, signed by Cor
nelius Waldron, payable as above; one on Phoenix
Bank FOR $3.50, dated JAN 2s, signed by John Fow.
Ter, payable TO Graham one on the Mechanics
Banking Association for S275 payable TO Samuel
Fowler, signed by John Fowler. There were also
suspicious looking papers, and very little money.
When arrested they were enjoying the play In fine
manner. After reaching the hotel az noon they
The debris hasbeen preserved. They were also iden
titled by Mr.. Bodies. They were committed. 1t is
believed that they are experienced in the business
--BostOa Bee. Feb. 2.
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HARITInR IHTgLLIsEHsa.

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From CARR CoLoEY.-We have received Cape
Town papers TO The SIN q December by the fat sailing
Wrs 1aly no arrived a. this roi I yesterday.
1act'ssd atieau N 70 the cultivation OF gr -uudauts
IL recon mercsd Toe GsE. Kttrs have been restored
20 their native strsses On tbs Let OF December there
sigty Sven vtsses ct anchor Ia Table Baymor
ID On ever before st the sane time
Ac,mpsDy, 4 tsG has been forrtd FOR Running an
omribus between CAPE Tosp and Somerset Hottentsts
Holland.
Several WHITES Of locusts have done considerable
thBgs TO the crops alore the RsyAar 8rsk and Kaga
fivers the beautiful ,tsuepg crops boipg c,mplssiy
destroyed oy tnsm, What with vars locusts, toe
farmers there have great deal TO endure
At neetiTg Of the municipality on wejo dsy, Nov
90 curing tone conversation % - the great inportancs
q toe abaD snent Of docks the ior OF break
wafer IN connecticp with this port Mr. Landsberg stated
h.tsbou two hurd red tons OF cargo which tho LADY
Jocsn orousht cut for the Cape would have IN be
on 70 ksrritius ovhs to the impossibity Of landing Il
curing her stay the southeasters having oesu 20 prsyA
emit Bottom Adcriisr ~
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-21
CLEAREI
DOME STEC PORTS.

The ship Highland Chief" is lot sold as reported l.
fors