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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-31

RLANK BOOKS, S,SCHOOLCOPY-B BOOKS.
- Fancy Letter paeer, Envelopes. States,
Peas and Percils, bill Files, with elastic bands ,
Mem''ropdum books, de-, &c, at extremely
low prices. NJ motto being quick sales and
small profits. HENRY WEIDERSHEIM
No. Piersoa & McConneil's Block
Upper Ssrduskv, Sept, 20, 1855.
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Ja,,aar, :4th. '5G.-nl9 ct.


ATTORNEY ATTAIN, will diligently at
tend TO any professional business in Wyandot
aud adjoining Cuuaties in the Common Pleas
ard Probate Court.
He viii also attend Jastic-'s Courts in anv Of
the Tow nships If the Comfy. Office in the
Court House. 4
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NJ A r r lie ID ,

Married at the Clinton House in Carey
January 18th 1856 by Hartow House
Esq. Mr.. Firman G Hill to Miss. Eliza
beth Kenty.
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BY ROYAL &a<eGaSS a<sHeGsa&SssaE aESss9 PATENT.
DREPARED from prescription of Sir
Il James Clarke, NJ. D. Physician Extra.rdi-
nary to the Queen. This invaluable medicine
is unfajlipg in the cure of those painful and
dangerous diseases incident to the female con-
stitutiou.
1t moderates all excess, removes all obstruc-
tions, and brings on The monthly period wi h
regularity. These Pills should be used Two or
three weeks previous TO confinement; they fo:-
tlfy the constitution, and lesson the suffering
during labor, enabling the mother to perform
her duties with safety to herself and child.
These Pills should not be taken by females
'aurlng the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy,
as they are sure to bring on Miscarriaae, bat
al any other time they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affec-
t'"us, pain in the Back and Limbs, Heaviness,
Fatigue on Slight Exertion, Palpitation of the
heart, Lowness of Spirits, Fl stercs. Sick
sBeadache, Whites and all tie painful diseases
occasi"ned by disordered system, these pills
will effect a cure whea all o,ber means bas e
failed, and although powerful remedy, do not
contain iron, ca!omel, antimony, o. any oiher
10 ue,?l.
Full directions accompan ing each package
Price. ia the United States aod Cauada, Ore
Doilaf.
Sole agent for the United st-;oe,
l. c. BALDWIN, & co,
Rochester, N. Y.
n. B. s, 100 enclosed to either of the General
Agents will ensure bottle of the Pills bg re-
tu'n mail.
For sale by DIG. WEISZ.
Wholesale and Retail agent for y per Sauous-
Ky, aud Druggists generally.
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NoIiSEis IS hereby given that the subscri
Y bcr has been duly appointed and oraI;f;ed
as Administrator Of the Estate of Mrs Martha
VanGuu'ly, late of Wvandot County Ohio de-
ceased. EZEKIEL EYESTONE
January 24th 1856. mig 3w.
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LITTLE GIANT
CORN g. COB MILL.

KHHG greatest Improvement of the age;
IL being superior to anything of ihe
kind now in use. and adapted totne wants
Of every ia mer in the country 2. King
of Milan general agent; N. N. Hopkins
travelling agent in Wyandot and ad join.
ing coun,ics. Messfs. Gnlest d. Wiston,
OF Upper Sandusky. will attend to sales
in The absence of the above agents.
Dec. 13 '05.-nl4.
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Salt! Salt!! Salt!!!

200 barrels OF Fl st rate Salt for sale at
the Railroad Warehouse, in Upper San
dusky, for t@o dollars and quarter per
barrel. 1t will also be exchanged for
produce.
S. p. AIKEN.
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100 ACRES OFLAND FOR SALE.

$50 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
Low, OR EXCHANGE FOR LAND
NEAR UPPER sANDUsKY.
G1TUATEin the State of Illinois. in the
Ocounty of bingham, 3 miles from the coun-
ty seat, two leading Railroads running near.
one =, the other miles distant; also three
miles rom the National Road The little Wa.
bash liver runs through said tract, well timber
ed, and Land of an excellent quality. Aegreat
bargain will be given. For further particulars.
call on JOS M'CUTCHEN
Real Estate Agent or
Josl PH Hunt. Layton House.
Jan. 10, '56-33fn.
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TjSE NEWSPAPER RECORD.
A collection Of Newspaper facts ard stati
tics. c.psai'ig complete list of
NEWSP PAPERS IN THE

IaiteI States. CaDadas and Great Britain
I lie oil, reliable work Of the kind ia the world
An iuvalual ie assistant TO the Editor, Book
Publisher and General Advertiser. Beauti-
fnIlv rrins,d on fine white paper, octave size
This sok wi II be promptly sent to anv part
of the count'v on the receipt Of THREE dol.
lars, a,ld,esselto LAY & BROTHER,
No. 1850 th lth Street; above Walnut, Phila
Ian. Oath, '56-nl9.
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DApER! PApEf!-A i.NE LOT OF
i Noe, Letter, Toclscap, &C., at
Nov. 5. WElSZ'S
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EANCY SOAPS-UF EVERY VARIETY,
J. and cheap, at ,hat-to be Lad at
Nv. s. WEJSZ'S.
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EMON SYRUP-A SUPERIOR AETt
4. cle-awf ful cheap, az . -
Nov. 6. WEISZ'S.
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Catharine Walter. adm'rx of Jacob Walter
decea ed.
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PREMIUM MACHINES.

NEY PATENT STRAW CUTTER, nj $40, wHs afb
I'VE awarded th. Irs premium offered by the Vr. TT
Straw Gutter TO be- exhibited their Fair in 1853 4, the
STATE Fairs ia 1851 and lc5 il again competed with h
others and rn year received the highest award OF Tie
society Besides this evidence OF superiority, offer, 10
all persons familiar with it, the machine subIsctobt
returned in MONTH IT, after trial, II docs not prove me
vHniugc- cun. hay Dntl srlks, shucHs Vegetables
Sc The machine when to ong distances, VIII d. 81
eurriy packed without ChhT," so ~ 10 occupy va
bic feet and may be sent Ia Sy part oi TIE thiied '
AT trif,ing cost Noc- any solvent ohhKs OF r"ici
rurr .nrn-,,i with ORDER will s"cur" prompt hu"hl"h
NyIYLIHDER CORN SliELLER, capable OF s!'ilng
300 bushels ,ay by hand md my coinbnsn mH'"h''
cnonir .lr!hu" 300 by hand, and u ny NOISE pON'i,
were each awarded the hrs premium hs above" IN H''-
Trv are warranted To hc OF superior workmanship hhi
not liable to b.. put ont at order a.,
Mv TNRESlIEKS have been awarded All ,he premiums
~, red hr the state .rirurnl Society III i-15 -i en
H. - ntr each year competing with all me prominent
i'll l- and many oi the NpTih'in
ru,,, Purchasers may, i'll addition Ia the Hoo'' "'i
curc. Of merit hav. III" experience 81 more thh ne
tbnurnil .HrnIr using them.
pits TUEESIIER and SEPARATOR, with CIeSh"' ~
tucl.d and mounted wheels, was AWARDED IN !-H
- and ls.J. the highest premium awarded lUf tHr bet
Thrc.her and Cleuucr ! manufacturing thts" ma.
chimes superior manner and shall be- able 10 'Uh-R
All orders given in Time ivr ih'.r completion.
Iiu.scv \ McCnriucks REAPERS. with all it," ma.
provcl"ns, horsepower stationary and portaI" ihi"."
rr Wheat Fans Straw Cutters Ion power. rh-ltf- lH
hand So and Tor horse or steam power 1T SD sG"h.
$40 bushels dig; ihrrnws. seed Drls 'Iir"nrr- h.-
Rakcs fay Presses. Land Rollers, Lin" SProad"f:' Ms
chine Boiling all kinds with general assortment u
Agriculture Machinery and T1bhr"OnH riNiurcs, a."
constantly on hand, iUrnl'Hth %, -i'i h"u'e NJ NY
Factory ON iiun and l-i!. streets hich'hond, W.
Farmers having R"hp"'- or "'ri''S i"' fPhu, ~"
,,r.mi.. N. own interest by sending them en'iv
~ 81, ,-r-,y II. ". SMITH
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r6tdnF i.ona Ia t:,ia how ins.ouFa hIa r:gl.ia ny
sunei.;nos hocone. under this g:ea, repubd.
| i.o examination c.hat-ttN tbs ingenuity AMI trick
"i five different lawyer. heavily paid To crush sln.
gle unprotected IMAM, aud they had full scope for their
of many thousand dollars-fvr the sole purpose of
proving hconempt of court on the part OF who
has steadily denied before the court, and proved
| it at every step.
But daylight at last began 10 dawn. The was
worn out. The hunted man had steadily uprighly an
swered the question of the Master Judge Grcen,)
who at last put al end to the farce by announcing that
| The charges OF contempt were unfuunded. and that
| Dry was innocent of every allegation. The report
WAS made to the court and duly filed The crushed
bat never broken-sprited man, more from
the heavy burden of terrible prosecution, and stood
up, without his letters. Here ends the second chap.
| ter of this dreadful controversy.
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AIar an rseaul! v a aha.iaG tie S"whia a,ii".F" :
nIiESE, az EEERESENI WIVES.

Aiiar an rseaul!vs anasiaG the S"hia a,ii''''''''
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,: a...
The House ua.,ci Tbs Senate bill! aaiioI"h'" ~
payment Of Jacob DOdSnI aS. volunteer III lhe yam
iiurnia and Mexican He being coorcu sn;a .,
and the law not permitting him To ener the soi
this special act is necessary for his relief.
The bill amendntory OF the Get of Is ~ making H.
nen for horses and other property lost IN inc ~ tn
nv service of the United States, WAS passed.. II ~
ciliiates the obtaining oi proof in such cases, l
The House then went into committee oi the "Ia
on the state of tho Union and resumed the ccsae
alton Of the Scnatcs amendments 10 TIE de'''''A'
appropriation bill. o ANN g.. ron.
The amendment nppropriating s3OO,oooo iot a nv
tuuing the Washington aqueduck was ain"i'utn hoy
the addition OF the following: "Providcd tha'
the work shall have been completed the ei,'em
Georgetown and Washington and their nlap a., ~
shall only be allowed to tax the same oil sutn
as may be settled upon by the commissioner, ,wn
buildings and the corporate. authorities oil III. iii
cities; the revenue thus accommodating To be aPP"GJ
to Keeping the said work in repair Inc i,,'"ut
ment as thus amended rejected, and VIM. .,,,n
coming to Il conclusion the amendments, lhc '0''
:nittee rose and the House adjourned.
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y q 4 & - 4 .
From ,acN ! rveni"- -
THOUGHTS Ov HI. >lEE.LLsS'

! lie in my led ut vigil.
Innkiner out g." ;hr ''rsr, cold sRF'. =.
Al The v.ilan: .'ss III their silence %, " whit.
AGd the sovereign GInn with her feel III M' III,
lyh, traafa,h serene rhrra.h her pathway VI "o'''
With slrtpl.a ~ intensity, -
Tina Wiut,y shadows aui barren u, ~
Flowsrless and .rulrl,ss, sway /" Tie ''''"''
] neither sleep nor dream; 49,.
Yet visions ihrOD9 10 my s'c!'
os ,ba golden morning = early BEAM
Which This very hoar begins 10 Siean
O,ar y sstsrn palace and mosque, and etIeahi'
O,er Cashmere 8 hills Of delight.
The huntsmen are up in the land oil .Cathay'
And the Mussuiman sreets win prayer the oay'
The roar of the cannon begins
By the cliffs ot the world-watchad Crlmca.
And the struggling hordes of the Russ and Finn,
Tn. hopes and the fears which are nearly akin,
And the terrible game where kings lore and win'
Wake up at the drums reveille.
While peaceful we rest, forgetting the hight
And sleep and the snowdrop their man'es oil WINE
Long since our antipodes walked
'Tis their noon, with its ferc.ness OF heat
Their rice-helds and tea.telds the t"ihng 'ol n
And swarthy groups languidy sunless paths 'ahe,
Where shadows ofpalm-trec and bahyah S'o' 60
Cooling rest for their sanGa!lessiecl;
They paatingy wait for the sunset oe'I:ne'
And Joy when the lights OF the evening 'D
The fair Southern cross is upreared
Ger the same soft islands OF greer r;orl
Whose elittering shores, with theIt o''n o"''1 WV
The haunted heart of Columbus cheeieu'
When th.;r snmntuous charms his galley neared,
As over the PROV he leaned.
1t looks ON the same rich topical WOOD
The same luxurious soituue'
The Workman, beleaCuered in snow,
l. longing for Spring and its chase,
Or tracking the deer in the hIckerlng now
OF the rosy lights that come and 60
From the zenith above to the ice-fields below,
And show him his maidens face.
The sky is blaze with banners OF tame,
That stir his chill blood in his stunted frame.
The darkness Of my silent room
Shines UNANIMOUSLY bright
And the frosty night and wintry gloom,
And beautiful with the fush of bloom,
And redolent with the spring perfume.
Through Fancys sovereign might
live in o world of entertainments fair,
And my soul is abroad in the magical air.
R,vrxswoonII EFF.
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n,.,,.,..c, II. I. aoaua0d Of having v"i"io!
y ~ '.''- , Lifted States by encouraging tne Gil
,mc ot American saHe'1" rn ~ '|E smia and he
,n;,,. tri,unpantly iu the letter ut the Anef'.Hn
PCn As iustyms his argument. Mr. MHrry on the
,i.r hnl,d recalls him 10 sense al something nc'
,,r ,han a mere technical Interpretation oil the III"
mad unnts out, with great force, the lmpr"rr'e.y ."
neriiup To American citizens undrr.hand temptations
To- violate their own laws. We Venture I" my ih"t
The English nation will regard with leciinG "l
shame the exposure OF articles IN the part OF lhelr
Foreign Minister, opposed as they are to even mrn
cipc ol honor which ought 10 regulate the intercourse
of States Lord Clarendon would not openly ehlisi
Americans in the British service, because TINT Womb
have been n manly aud straightforward av"wh' ol
his purpose. But he does not think IT beneath MS
own dignity, that OF his country to PROVIDE hesos'
SONS coud enlist London Chronicle.
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TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1856.
S,I.N' tl'Is

Mr.. Rusk, from the post-oihce committee, To
which was referred the memorials Of Messrs. Van
derbiit Il Livingston, reported bill encouraging The
establishment o new steam navigation lines 10 pro-
vide for the transportation of mails by sea, and Tor
other purposes.
AT one O'Clock the special order was taken up,
when Mr.. Fitzpatrick said that his colleague Mr..
Clay WAS detained from the Senate by indispositlon,
and he moved the puap"nrInent OF the Kansas bill
un:l Monday next, whe: air. Clay would probably
be able To give his views upon it. The motion was
agreed to.
The Senate then proceeded 10 discuss the question
of location for the armory of the District OF Column
bia, aud finally it vas referred back to the commit
tee for the District OF Columbia, with view to re-
port the proprety OF repeang The act authari,
sing ito erection.
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THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM RIO.

New YORK, April l5.-By an arrival here. we
have alvces from Rio To the 10th February thirteen
days later than previous accounts. There we're 10
sales "f Coffee at Rio, and holders firm. Stock n
hand 10000 bags. American lots were quoted nj 1-o
The Pantheon the only vessel chartered tof he
United States, nj 3d.. per bag for coffee.
Flour was firm. No other news Of moment.
Other accounts says the tendency OF c"tSe wa
downward receipts moderate. About l. ,ouo Ir,l
ped to New Orleans, and 5000 10 Baltimore per Cru
sader, all on dealers account.
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TO THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA.
Manufacturer Of Agricultural Impleme

Manufacturer of Agricultural Implements.
A6i,ifs. k.mg lliWJdm C"nHty, Va.
RD ESpECTEULl.I call, the alien. ~
IA ton 81 the Farmers Of Virginia \SzxkSaszzp-s
TO hi. urw REAPlNG AND NOW NAN
ING MACHINE. which, Tor SInp.ci' s1Aa-'ssk--sA>sD
~ durability aud l.h--. draft, is uncqu4licd By
other Reaper in the country. working model OF the
chine will exhibition 1T each 81 the County Courts
Ess"x Kin. uni queen aud Ming William for the mouth!
OF April and May. Ap'ii l-c!m
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MINISTER FROM FRANCE.-lt is said that
Al IL. Sartig.s will be succeeded in tho United States
bv The yiscouut Serrurier Of the former French
Munster to America, and nephew OF the celebrated
Marshal OF that name. Mr. Sartises will he sent rs
Ambassador to Turin.
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NEW YORK. April Flour is improving ,
sales of Stat. brands at 81 CD, Ohio 60 II 10 Cos
Southern SGS7 Ia 81. Wheat lie firm. Corn is firm.
rr ut SO cts Pork has advanced sales of lne-- ri
?l7. Beet and Lard unchanged. Whiskey 2j,
Socks are lower. Virginia 6s 93!. Mssouri's 81,
Illinois Central Railroad bonds S':. Sterling is firm
NJ q,
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COEEEE SALE.

New YORK. April l5.--rbe auction sale OF Cohee
here to-day was we'll attended and the bidding SPIRIT
ed The entire lot OF Rio offered; aoout 4'oo' oass
WIS sold at I2I cents, which figures are consder
ed full.
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BALTIMORE. APRIL lG.-Flour is lower sale.
of Howard Street at S65U. Wheat and corn are dull
hut not quotsbly lower sales OF good TO choice red
wheat al II 10 .65 good Ia choice white Ia 10
| 80; white corn ~ To - cts. yellow "a Il So.
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RUODE ISLAND GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
penyIprNcE, April i3.-The election 10 fill vncan-
;. ~ thu General Assembly WAS held III this city
mn saturday. The Fusion ticket WAS electcd-sey1Ii
nf I'm. ten chosen being Americans, and three ke-
publcans. The majoritics range tfum 23i to '''.
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| GKISI MILLIoShRE.-M'm me Giulia Grsi il. q,
! the present day. the richest prima dOnGa IA ,L.
world. MaDran, Pasta, Sontay, s'rezEolin; =,
grange RI "f them infinitely superior her in yoipt
ii n! are far from having been successful A. She
i'll II pccunnry point OF view. Mabran, Woo fo- t-n
years together drew as"nlshlngiy, died worth barely
fifty thousand dollars. Pasta wisely retired beiora
her fortune began 10 wane TO her villa on the bank,
III Lake Como with al income Of five or SIX thou
sand d"llnrs, the fruit OF eighteen Years Of toll. Son
lag had The slcnder,st Of marriage portions when sh.
married Cuun: Russi, and when driven by painful
but honorable poverty, she subsequently, RESUMED
career which she hal abandoned too hastily. 10 figure
IN what She wrongly thought more congenial Stage
it only by nc=ssant labor that she could feed her
hungry cdren, and death still found her bcniins In
her task. Grisi il millionaire, although she has iust
accepted all engagement al 500 night.
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a the :sih day April. A. ID ls56 between the hours
ui A. NJ AND 6P. NJ the Law Office OF Me.sl-. Al.
gust and Randolph, Franklin street, in the cry 81
Richmond shall proceed 10 take the dispositions vi Caleb
G. Mitchell md Others be read in evidence for me 10
sui, now pending in the Circuit Court %; III. city OF Rich
Iui on the Chanccry side thereof. wherein Hu PaIrtIt
and you D,cudnut And il from chusr, the taking
of such lie positions be- NOT commenced, or beng CON
mcicnd hall be completed that dry, the taxing OF
pietrd
Anil o-cwtw ANN A JACOBS
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Y the Circuit Cour OF the CITY Of Richmond, ths ~
dag ol April, l556:
Agnes Nicol-on, Plsinnr
A.dn-
Martin NJ Lipscorub Sergsnn, # the city Of Richmon
and such administrator OF Carter h. Page dccrS.'i
and also administrator 81 John EicosGn I'D r. =
"a ElZry. decsss"J. John White Page OF JuC-
K Page deceased. lance f. Heath, Andrew Joh.', -
executor al George y. Johnson, licensed Martha H. y
COLON. Caroline =. Lee and Mary speed distrbu'rr Z.
John Hco-On, drrca-eJ. John Durham nnd Mary DIV
ham, his wife, and all others Interested in the subJec'
this suit and unknown 10 the plaintiff il .Uch f
be- Defendant
Tic Ohm Get of this -tii i, IN cell certain rral estate p"
b.H"cd IN DECD ~ Carter 4 Page 10 lnn' y
Gamble and Robert Gwathcy bearing date Goth NOV {
Der, l-ly nnh recorded IN the Hastings Court .! NJ
Hnd and IN dispose OF HrOEg those entitled ~ tee
the proceeds be al:eitheretrorn anu also The pro'
o; other property embraced in said deed and ner"''''
| cold. =
And aiSvi, having been made by the plsE'ir fh"' u
deiendants, Martina II. NicClson. Caroline Lee, 80
~ Speed, John Durham ind MaTy Durham, are non
jents 81 this Commonwealth. and thGt the per-oE "
esed in the subjecr OF this suit are unknown 10 " -,
dents and unknown deendauts notified 10 hpPrr, II
Rules TO be holden in the Clerks Uce OF the ssu
| on the Er,i Monday in July next, and do what 10 "
| ~ TO prJtrct their interest in this suit.
April Ia-rwiw- BENI POLLARD, D. clIt..-
| NylRtINIA-Ai Rulrs held in thu Li'ih ~ o
OF the Circuit Court al the chy OF h''"'"''
the Hrh day 81 April. lsoG ,.,,I We
49, Ann a. Jacobs "I' sues ny he' "'N' Plu4"1
| ThOm"S
Against D.t.p3.ui
lolu Jacobs, 90, , vIDcu.
The nbiec; This sui; is n procur" md MED ms
niarimnnii aud stiiavit having been ;n al tls 'o
the defendant above named ID non ,rpeHr o. W
nlonwealth the said decn liant is npIin rhe said our
Rules To be holden in the Clerks 81" hat Ile''s'S
on the first Monday in July next Ai' u"
to protect his interest III this suit
,u s EePyjAA POLLARD, D. '''''
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NOTICE..

ruNuE following c,rl"Hi- 81 debt Of the Sthc O Viz.
niuia 81: 30 20. tor the Ui 500. No. IL, Iu
,h, sum ot SlH No. 2l, tor tho U $500 No PIP,
lar The sum ~; No 1862 Tor the 1850: No l-il,
for M. ui SliDJ-tnnding in the ri John l..
md Emily J. Ring. hnv!m: been lost notice is hercb,
gwen that application Tor their renewal will be submit
led the second Auditor oil the State from whose ofc.
they orr sinally issued. Feb 2l-w3m
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NONE "cth IRON CIiIpCr~J' -
New ORLEANS, Apr! Observation-Disclosures -
ed this city that the California ,tss ,'dS reach
way for New York has on board upwards "f %" ne
lion of dollars in gold '"o NH
Recent news from Nicaragua shows that Nm.
forces have met with serious reverses At Co." fs
The steamship Osprey was burnt few d.y. sn "ct
kingston 'f a.
SECOND DiSPATCH.l
New ORLEANS, April l5-The steamship Emu.
City has arrived, with Havana dates 10 the liz Pra
and California to the 10Th March. ~ ''''
The steamship George Law, for New York. In. r.
gold. '1'' IN
.. The steamship Osprey was burnt at the whsr, -,
Kingston, tJa,) on the 18th March, The y,s.si 49,. "
total loss. She insured. a'
The Aspinwall Courier OF the 9TH Of April saws III
Ten Schessinger, With 400 troops was defeated n.s
san jose by 800 Costa Ricans. under President Mora
twenty Americans, who were taken prisoners, wara
shot Mora, with his army, was about to enter Mica
ragua.
FROM OREGON AND WASHINGTOS-I,.
dian troubles continue 70 agatc the settlers jp tb
territories OF Oregon and Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18

NEW YORK, APRIL 1.-THE steamship Asia
sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool She took out l
sensers, and $iiOUG0 in specie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18

CIRCUIT CouRr.-Wm. T. Hare was tried on
Tuesday Tor stealing horse from John Drauer. The
jury found him guilty, and nscertained the term OF
his Imprisonment in the Pcntenriary at one year.
\. J. Williams. alias John w. Ford, was next put
upon trial, for stealing n watch from Dr. Addison
Dold, of Augusta county, in November last The
Jury found the prisoner guilty, and the term OF his I'M
pri, onInent was aSccrtaned at five yearr.